. >> we had to go to naples to pick it up.hour ride on the bus from where we were. then we had to take a cab from the airport in nap else -- naples to the train station in rome. it happens so she put in a bill for her costs. >> underwear, a sweater, a jacket, and we had to buy a bus ticket from there to the naples airport and cab fair to the train station. >> and what did she bill the airline? less than $70. >> it didn't come, it didn't come, it didn't come, so finally i decided, okay, 7 on your side is going to be my way of getting my money back. so i did contact 7 on your side and i was called back. he contacted the airlines and finally five months later i finally got a check. >> we were happy to make contact and sandy was happy to have her money. she says it wasn't all that much. still, she had a rightful claim. >> it wasn't that much, but it was, you know, the principle of it. i would definitely, if i had a problem, contact you be again. >> if you have a consumer problem, let me know about it. go to abc7news.com. i'm micha

. >> we had to go to naples to pick it up. and that was probably an hour ride on the bus from where we were. then we had to take a cab from the airport in naples to the train station in rome. it happens so she put in a bill for her costs. >> underwear, a sweater, a jacket, and we had to buy a bus ticket from there to the naples airport and cab fair to the train station. >> and what did she bill the airline? less than $70. >> it didn't come, it didn't come, it didn't come, so finally i decided, okay, 7 on your side is going to be my way of getting my money back. so i did contact 7 on your side and i was called back. he contacted the airlines and finally five months later i finally got a check. >> we were happy to make contact and sandy was happy to have her money. she says it wasn't all that much. still, she had a rightful claim. >> it wasn't that much, but it was, you know, the principle of it. i would definitely, if i had a problem, contact you again. >> if you have a consumer problem, let me know about it. go to abc7news.com

. >> we had to go to naples, pick it up. and that was probably an hour ride on the bus.e had to take a cab from the airport to the train station where we were going to roevm -- rome. >> sandy put in a claim for cost. >> under wear, pajamas, a sweater, jacket, then we had to$1b+Ñ buy a bus ticket to the naples airport then cab fare to the train station. >> what did she bill the airline? less than 70s itdz can't come, so i decided okay. 7 on your side is going to be my way of getting the money back. soy did contact 7 on your side. and was called back. he contacted the airlines and i got a check. >> she says it wasn't all that much. still, she had a rightful claim it wasn't that much but the principle of it. i would, fi had a problem contact you again. >> principle, money, it's all the same to us. make sure you contact us. >> she should be a bonus for being a frugal shopper. >> 70s sndz. >> yes. >> thanks. >> opening in selected cities today its hide park on hudson. it opens in san francisco next week. but we get an advanced preview now from abc 7 news on the aisle. >> what

the last time they were in naples the cardinals ended their 90-game win streak. yesterday uconn and the head coach got some revenge. the huskies took control early and never let up. the tough shot and foul. the key was connecticut's stifling defense. the steal leads to this easy basket. it was 31-13 at the half. this shot is blocked. banks will lay it up and in. stanford shot just 19% from the field. lewis led all scorers in 19. uconn cruises, 61-35. the loss snaps stanford's 82-game home win streak. >>> the stanford men had better luck naples, but had a tough time still against lafayette. the cardinals led by 8 at the half but the contest would go down to the final seconds. stanford holds on to win 65-59. randall with the team-tie 16 points. cardinals improve to 9-4. harvard was at cal. the bears look for their third straight win, but the crimsons can play. cal's allen crab leads the pack, 12 in scoring. put in a game-high 27, but it wouldn't be enough as harvard holds on to win 67-62. rivard hits the three. bears fall to 8-4. santa clara at number one duke behi

the last time they were in naples the cardinals ended their 90-game win streak. yesterday uconn and the head coach got some revenge. the huskies took control early and never let up. the tough shot and foul. the key was connecticut's stifling defense. the steal leads to this easy basket. it was 31-13 at the half. this shot is blocked. banks will lay it up and in. stanford shot just 19% from the field. lewis led all scorers in 19. uconn cruises, 61-35. the loss snaps stanford's 82-game home win streak. >>> the stanford men had better luck at naples, but had a tough time still against lafayette. the cardinals led by 8 at the half but the contest would go down to the final seconds. stanford holds on to win 65-59. randall with the team-tie 16 points. cardinals improve to 9-4. harvard was at cal. the bears look for their third straight win, but the crimsons can play. saunders drops in two of his 18. cal's allen crab leads the pack, 12 in scoring. put in a game-high 27, but it wouldn't be enough as harvard holds on to win 67-62. rivard hits the three. the bears fall to

we would like the theater of naples play with san francisco. it will be200 year of his birth and we want it to be a special moment and the san francisco bay and the other guiding principle is sustainability and also of lifestyle. we are proud to say in a way italy has shaped global life with our consumer goods, fashion, sports car, coffee, also our industrial design, so we will bring for example jewelry from a heritage collection to san francisco. we will have liz tailors jewels exhibited here in the city. we will have of course food -- especially we like the slow food philosophy. we will highlight the achievements in the education system and especiallied connected to the experience of a woman like maria montessori. the third principle is innovation and technology. when i say italy everybody will think of the arts and music. they don't think of technology yet we want to persuade you there are lots of things to be discovered. i was working in the world of energy and there i think we have taken enormous steps in the direction of a modern sustaina

. -- naples. peterson, tied at 15-under. 13th hole, sean hoe pair -- season o'hair for the french. leaders at 19-under and we will have your heisman trophy winner at 6:00. >> next time you're at the airport if you miss your flight airport if you miss your flight connection you could make a love you know how much grandma wanted to be here for your fist christmas? you see grandma lives waaaay down here, and you live way up here. brian, your cousin, he's a little bit older than you, he lives here, in chicago. and your aunt lisa lives here, in baltimore. uncle earnie? waaay out in hawaii. but don't you worry, we will always be together for christmas. [ male announcer ] being together is the best part of the holidays and cheerios is happy to be part of the family. you just ate dallas! >> coming up in half hour at 6:00, hostages freed and a suspect shot during an armed standoff in sacramento. >>> one bay area college wants to pull the plug on the salvation army. we'll tell you why. join us at 6:00. >>> just when we thought there couldn't be a new concept in online dating a web site comes

we fly from minneapolis to naples, florida. we're going to have this warm warm winter. it snows.eak thing. luckily we had our winter coats from the airplane. >> most folks don't have it. >> why would you. >> if it does you think you're going to run quickly to the department story departmentstore store they're not selling them. minnesota and naples that's a bigger change. >> we're sorry for all the people who flew down there last night. not looking good. at least it will be christmassy. >> and the orange juice is cold. >> we'll be right back. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning saturday." i'm anthony mason. >> and i'm rebecca jar vus. >>> coming up this half hour, is "zero dark 30" the telling hunt for osama bin laden. >> and who's at the front of the scandal? we'll tell you. >>> and a chat with the man who brought "les mis" to the big screen. >>> first our top story, the gun debate is back up in washington but it raised big questions about another issue as well. mental illness. the shooters in tucson arizona, and aurora colorado are believed to have significant mental problems. alth

steves: no taste of naples is complete without a pizza. antica pizzeria da michele is a favorite.king in just the right combination of fresh dough, mozzarella, and tomatoes in traditional woodburning ovens, this restaurant is considered by many the birthplace of pizza. they brag it takes several years of practice to get the dough just right. catering to pizza purists, the menu is brief --

for by students and less than seventeen percent is paid by federal state but those students aren't naples we have as little an upside down it went with their unable to go but it's been flipped upside down for most of their history their own private loans zero out the grants and then the price falls it has to it has to do we can afford it nobody could afford to go to college without the government up in the loan so if you have a product that completely outpaced its consumer ok so we were either you're actually making sense if we were to say we will say there are going to be no more college loans period we're going to outlaw college loans you know i've got a couple conservatives here who want to totally manipulate their listening to i got it subsidy i'm going to out or outlaws student loans we're not going to subsidize them in any way you know that's it only only rich people who have really good credit ratings can go to college probably the price of college would go down but is that the best thing for the united states of america well there's also a thing called the united states army tom a

. >> him with a group of about 85 of us over from naples. delightful to be here. >> we don't see anybody with you. >> conservative part of florida, servants -- anyway, i just wanted to the past what happened to the band? [laughter] >> you're referring to the rock bottom remainders. thank you. people applauding have never actually heard. anyway, we played here for many, many years. great memories. our founder died this past year. we were getting to the point where it had been 20 years. rapid up anyway. it seems like without kathy was the same. a wonderful memorial at in the program. there's a huge head. anyway, i don't mean to bring everybody down. maybe next year will get some incarnation of the remainders. just because we are kind of -- for now we're just going to remember kathy. >> he has a t-shirt. >> oh, lord. >> are they for sale? >> my question is for dave barry. howdy pronounced the letter between -- >> is very simple their 27 letters in the english alphabet. we all know. it is pronounced commences right here flagging the time pass th

here's what it looks like in fort naples, florida. team of steve stricker and joe kelly making a big one. but it was perry and sean o'hare who won it. the shot just about as good as it can be without going in. that set up a birthy. perry and o'hare edge charles howl iii and roy sabbatini. >>> a six player deal between the royals and the rays. acquiring james shields. shields expected to be the ace the royals have been lacking since they lost zach greinke. wadedavis also acquired. tampa gets will meyers, voted the best player in the minors last year. >>> a soccer first for barcelona's lionel messy. he scored both goals in the 2-1 win today. that gives him 74 goals this calender year in professional play. he also had 12 for argentina in international competition. the 86 goals in one year is an all-time high. >>> you'd have to call the result of last night's fight in las vegas, a surprising one. if you wonder what mitt romney is doing post election, here's your answer. manny pacquiao, and juan marquez meeting for the fourth time. pacquia

the last time they were in naples the cardinals ended their 90-game win streak.terday uconn and the head coach got some revenge. the husband decision took control early and never let up. the tough shot and foul. the key was connecticut's stifling defense. the steal leads to this easy basket. it was 31-13 at the half. this shot is blocked. banks will lay it up and in. stanford shot just 19% from the field. lewis led all scorers in 19. uconn cruises, 61-35. the loss snaps stanford's 82-game home win streak. >>> the men had a better look at nap else but had a tough time still against lafayette. the cardinals led by 8 at the half but the contest would go down to the final seconds. stanford holds on to win 65-59. randall with the team-tie 16 points. cardinals improve to 9-4. harvard was at cal. the bears look for their third straight win but the crimsons can play. cal's allen crab leads the pack, 12 in scoring. put in a game-tie 27 but it wouldn't be enough as harvard holds on to win 67-62. rivard hits the three. bears fall to 8-4. santa clara at number one duke behin

here is what winter look like in naples florida for the find round of golf of the templeton shoot-oute stricker and kelly making a bid with the eagle putt, but kenny perry and sean o'hair who won it. perry's second shot just about as good as it can be. that set up a birdie and perry and o'hire edge charles howe iii and rorey sabbatini by a stroke. >>> manny pacquiao and marquez meeting in las vegas. themarquez hit pacquiao that knocked him out and pacquiao was taken to the hospital for precautionary brain scan and released. today he actually spoke of a possible fifth bout with marquez. >> i don't think it's the end of manny pacquiao, no. i was just talking to him before he went to the hospital. he is fine and he knows he walked into a punch. he made a mistake and he got careless. that happens in boxing. i mean, it's not the first time we have been knocked out and it's not the first time we have come back from a loss. >> that is going to do it for this early sunday night edition of sportswrap. we'll see you again at 10:00 and i guess if you are going to be a boxer, that is how you have

army sprayed ddt in a million civilians in naples, italy and halted a typhus outbreak in the city. through the 1940s in the 1950s and into the early 1960s, ddt goes everywhere and acid jazz, other insect decide chemically similar insecticide that develops another is the whole red pesticides in common use. initially a military setting, but then after the war and forestry, aquaculture, residential. these things are used in hospitals, commercial buildings and lots of different projects. one of the problems are spreading poison from airplanes as it's really hard to control where it goes and yet the system extensively. these are all classics. i grew up in florida preservice encephalitis, an epidemic against a brain disease and tracks like this that come through my neighborhood than i did my brothers and i would run out and get his teeth into the murky as we possibly could because it was really fun. i can, it is everywhere, thought to be harmless to people. although i should say that person's interest in ddt was based on evidence that it is not entirely safe. fish and wildlife service ha

taken from naples back in 1940. to the black market and went through switzerland, germany, the united states before ending up in a museum in japan. the museum agreed to return it to italy after hammering out a joint custody agreement. >>> well, when we come back, the pictures that caught our attention. don't miss that. [ male announcer ] red lobster's crabfest ends soon. hurry in and try five succulent entrees, like our tender snow crab paired with savory garlic shrimp. just $12.99. come into red lobster and sea food differently. and introducing 7 lunch choices for just $7.99. how they'll live tomorrow. for more than 116 years, ameriprise financial has worked for their clients' futures. helping millions of americans retire on their terms. when they want. where they want. doing what they want. ameriprise. the strength of a leader in retirement planning. the heart of 10,000 advisors working with you one-to-one. together for your future. ♪ have led to an increase intands toclinical depression.re. drug and alcohol abuse

. >> host: linda in naples, florida.'re on the air with tom cole. >> caller: don't understand how you guys do the budget. medicare and social security would equate pay mortgage in half here. everything else gets cut 10%. no movies, i don't understand why start of the tom assured to most people can blackmail them yutaka both seniors in people who care their whole life. this is always that she go to to cut. i understand it's a big chunk, but if you cut everything off 10%, does not make up for a lot of it? my other question was maybe congress in the senate should be paid by what they do instead of just a straight salary neither benefit. you would have no salary. >> guest: i like the idea pay-for-performance. the senate hasn't produced democratic leadership a budget in three years. your point of how you budget in the senate, they simply don't. that doesn't take 60 votes. it takes 51. they got plenty of votes. they could go to one. let's see if senator reproduces the next year as we move into the fourth year. republicans have

miami, naples, picking up showers and thunderstorms. a half dozen tornados across the south yesterday. we'll watch tampa, daytona be h beach, ft. myers. this is the spot for strongest storms to develop. the cold air, finally returning to deal for many. 50s in atlanta after our average hey hoob around 71 degrees. we're looking at generally average temps tomorrow. the return to average is what makes it feel so cold outside. i can say, guys, that as we head towards the end of the week, wintered is going to return. snow is going to start to return, as well. >> good. that was better than rain. >> i sense your ens tus amp. you're excited about this. >> i am. i know aspen got a foot yesterday. we don't want to waste it on rain. we had 20 inches over on the west coast. move that over. let's get some snow. even back here, we had 39 degrees and raining doesn't help anyone back here, does it? >> no. that's brutal stuff. for you guys. you're watching sunday night into monday into the northeast. that's your next shot. could be a decent storm, could

>>guest: my dad is turning 757 and he has been working since he was 10 years old in naples italy.or 50 years now. the quality was very important to me because my father was a judge and came in and wanted to touch everything and see how everything was stitched and sewn because he wanted to make was making quality products. >>host: you launched in september and i remember the anticipation. i up in new york with diana and we were looking for to this line launching. the price does not reflect in terms of the quality and the fit. you will with one purchase and in your collection has begun. nd wear now and as you said you will wear it every season afterwards. >>guest: absolutely think you will wear to a holiday dinner or christmas or a office and this is guerin spring as well with the pair of jeans. -- spring as well with the pair of jeans. >>guest:to make clothing that looks fresh and on trend but is it if the piece is trendy i am going to tell you to go to the mall and buy it for 12 bucks and throw it away after the season because it is not a point of the good quality. and this is a p