be allowed on a plane. >>> a new navy ship built with steel from the world trade center is in new york citye "uss new york" was near ground zero where many first responders and families of 9/11 victims held a ceremony not long ago. it include add 21-gun salute. >>> the congressional budget office has a new estimate for how many people might end up using the health care public option. 2%. the estimate suggests that a government-funded coverage plan would not be the big competitor that opponents worry about. but insurance companies are not buying it. an industry spokesperson says that hospitals and medical providers could get hurt and the public option is is still a dividing line between the democrats and republicans, for sure. >> i think both the house and the senate are going to move forward on bills that likely will have a public option. the president believes a public option is valuable to create competition within the insurance industry. >> what this is going to do is bankrupt america. it's going to cause millions of americans their jobs. and cut benefits for seniors. this is not what th

michael bloomberg as mayor of new york city. in 2002 the new york state legislature awarded him control of the city's school system and heal long with chancellor joe klein who is also with us this morning has initiated several major reforms that are paying off for new york students. finally kati haycock is president of the education trust leading advocacy organization on behalf of low-income students and students of color. with the center have teamed up with that trust on several important strategies in closing the shameful achievement gaps. after they speak they will take questions and participate in a panel led by cindy brown earthrise president for education policy. let me thank you colligan for being here this morning and especially to our speakers for agreeing to get up early and come here and address this important topic. secretary duncan let me handed off to you. [applause] >> thank you john. i am honored to be here and i want to thank the mayor and kati for their extraordinary leadership. it is a huge opportunity to share

michael bloomberg as mayor of new york city. 2002 the new york state legislature awarded him control of the city's school system and heal long with chancellor joe klein who is also with us this morning has initiated several major reforms that are paying off for new york students. finally kati haycock is president of the education trust leading advocacy organization on behalf of low-income students and students of color. with the center have teamed up with that trust on several important strategies in closing the shameful achievement gaps. after they speak they will take questions and participate in a panel led by cindy brown earthrise president for education policy. let me thank you colligan for being here this morning and especially to our speakers for agreeing to get up early and come here and address this important topic. secretary duncan let me handed off to you. [applause] >> thank you john. i am honored to be here and i want to thank the mayor and kati for their extraordinary leadership. it is a huge opportunity to share t

boston, new york city metros, boston first, watch for half hour delays with the wind moving in. w york city probably see a half hour delay because of wind. minneapolis, st. paul, rain coming in today. afternoon push may be affected with a short delay. l.a.x. 1/16 of a mile visibility due to fog. there's a live camera look. that's a 16th of a mile visibility due to fog right there. we'll talk about when that clears out in just a little bit. >> thanks for the impression again. that was good. >> the best i could do. >>> all right. actor ted danson took on the religious right last night on "the joe behar show" last night on hln. here why he says rush limbaugh and others are exploiting their listeners. >> those are the people that really piss me off, to be honest. >> which ones? >> i totally understand people who are angry and fearful. i understand who people church is a huge part of their life. i understand people not wanting their daughters to watch mtv. i understand and have empathy for all of those people. the people that come along and make use of those people's fears and insecur

i would be glad to do that. >> the only member of the committee who actually lives in new york city issenator schumer. i yield to him. >> thank you. thank you, mr. attorney general. we all deeply live with the losses that new york and the rest of the nation suffered in 2001. my first question relates to the practical matter of the trial in new york city. i spoke with the commissioner ray kelly about the strain of conducting trials will place on local law enforcement. obviously it is a large burden. press estimates from the city of new york, which i received yesterday, place the added costs of moving the trial s of the terror suspects to new york somewhere in the ballpark of $75 million, that as a minimum. that is just for the year at the trial. the figure does not include costs of ramping up personnel, placing additional parameter units around the courthouse and metropolitan correctional center and other assistance demands that will be placed on the police force as soon as they are physically transfer. scot are physically transferred. as you can imagine, such high profile cases involvi

meb keflezighi became the first american to win the new york city marathon in 27 years. he was a star at ucla, became a u.s. citizen in '98. there he is, proudly holding up the american flag. >> that's great. >> at 34 years old, ran his best time, two hours and nine minutes. >> he wasn't like the tallest person in the bunch. >> no, he was not. it's been a while since he has had a race that good. >>> a bat got into the at&t center in the spurs game. yes, that's a bat on halloween night. can a oaty shows up with a net and batman shirt. watch this here. ginobli swats the bat and knocks him out. he has a bat in his hand. one more time. knocks the bat to the ground. >> it could have been rabid. you don't know. >> he went and got some hand san advertiser. word is he killed it. he's trying to give it to somebody. i don't want that. no, i don't want that. the bat, officials said was just stunned and flew away. >>> couple of big crashes at talladega speedway, how this driver would fair after flipping his car upside down. we'll have it in ten. robin? >> my goodness. straight out o

michael bloomberg is the mayor of new york city. in 2002 the new york state legislature awarded him control of the city's school system. he along with chancellor joe klein who is also with us this morning has initiated several major performers that are paying off for new york students. finally kati haycock as president of the education trust, a leading national advocacy organization on behalf of low-income students and students of color, have teamed up on several other strategies for closing the nation's shameful achievement. they will participate in a panel led by our vice president for education policy. let me thank you all again for being here this morning, especially to our speakers were agreeing to get up early and address this important topic. secretary duncan, let me hand it off to you. thank you. [applauding] >> thank you, john. i'm honored to be here. i want to thank the mayor and katie . it is a huge opportunity to share this panel with them. many politicians run away from education. in there that ran on education. psst the

the new york city metros look fine so far. could get a delay later today. hat we have for the rest of the day. one 0 hour or more possibility around new york city metros, dallas, houston, all day, because of the rain and wind and thunderstorms. the rest of the stays you can see there. more in a bit. >>> a tornado tore through the downtown atlanta area almost two careers ago. the damage is still visible today. that's about to change. how do you remove 600 tons of damaged glass from a skyscraper? very carefully. y8 >>> oprah is going to announce today that she is ending her talk show. she's going to tell her studio audience in less than two hours. her last is going to be in september of 2011, which means the show will have been on the air for 25 years. >>> she is a chicago icon, you ur know. on the level of a michael jordan, and what that means to chicago is over 25 careers a lot of eyeballs on our city, and you can't put a price tag on that. >> did the pentagon ignore a report that could have stopped the alleged ft. hood shooter? a security expert says thety

that's going to be there and rotate in towards new york city. nshine, clouds mix and low clouds hanging in an out. watch for airport delays at philly and new york for most of the day. get away from there, that cold front near chicago. but south of the front it's going to be dry with the exception of low level cloudiness across the carolinas and georgia. take you live to atlanta. big airport trying to get in or out. so far, no more delays. you can see those low clouds beginning to break up just a touch. temperatures today in the mid 60s. kind of cool. >> beautiful. leaves changing. i love fall. >> too bad halloween was almost a washout for a lot of folks in the east. >> at least we got a nice sunday out of it. >>> an airline apologizing for booting a toddler and his mom off the plane. you'll hear what the boy screamed on the plane before takeoff. >>> plus, an oil rig has been leaking about 400 barrels of oil into the ocean every day. now you can see it is on fire. >>> all right. more on that breaking story out of michigan. there were multiple expl

new york yankees won their unprecedented 27th world championship. folks going crazy excited about this. they knocked out the phillies last night in game six. the parade is scheduled for tomorrow in new york cityllary clinton will represent the obama administration for saturday's commissioning of the uss new york. that's what an anonymous white house official tells the a.p. anyway. the bow of the $1 billion ship contains about 7 1/2 tons of steel from the world trade center towers. >>> and those are your top stories this morning. welcome back this thursday, i'm natasha curry in for robin meade this thursday. >>> the latest video of a baby girl missing for five days. she was found alive underneath her babysitter's bed in florida. police say she'd been hidden inside a box. now this baby has been placed in protective custody and police say that she appeared healthy. >> we do not usually get the happy endings we happened to hear today. if you want to see a bunch of grown men cry, tonight when we rushed her to the hospital and we all called it home for a while to let them know we'd found this baby safe. deputies have arrested the babysitter, the husband, and the child's mother. so far they have not

new york city metro, philadelphia, low clouds and poor visibility. watch for that. charlotte and cleveland, gusty winds. 30-minute to one-hour delays there and you get down to the south further right around miami, some thunderstorms and then out west, san francisco, seattle, low clouds and rain heading towards seattle. you're going to see a lot of that over the next 24 to 36 hours. rain up across the pacific northwest starts sometime late today. new york city live, here is what it looks like. still celebrating the yankees' win. a decent start there in midtown. temperatures relatively cool, in the 50s. more on that in a bit. >> you had to mention that win again, didn't you? >> just in case you're just waking up. >> thanks, bob. >>> all right, a hospital is expanding to house a possible spike in flu patients. the new flu unit is actually in the parking lot and a travel basketball team gives new meaning to the term old school, that's for sure. meet the granny globetrotters. >>> after a five-day search, a missing baby was found alive hidden in a box underneath her babys

city. new rochelle, new york. this is the queen city of the south. i'm going to show you the sights around new rochelle, which, by the way, is about 30 minutes from new york city. glen island is a place i've been walking out for about 20 years. i haven't lost a pound. but i'll be back tomorrow anyway. why? it's 104 acres of sheer gorgeous nature. i'm a girl who likes to eat, so one of my favorite restaurants post oak 22. sometimes restaurant tours nail it. the am i haplace is incredible. this is leland castle. and the castle gallery is where we're going next. semian leland built a building and used this gigantic castle for the summer residents. it's filled with exhibits open to the public. i've shown you my city's secrets, show me yours, go to ireporter.com/mycitymysecret. >>> the ft. hood shootings have some soldiers on edge right now. >>> fellow soldiers, muslims, and marines are looking at muslim comrades and are worried. it's human nature. >> how muslim soldiers fear a backlash because of the shooting suspect's religious background. @ >>> communit

new york city major michael bloomberg expected to win a third term. much smaller scale than his 2005 victory. in houston, big news could be made here. may elect its first openly gay mayor. city controller annise parker facing off with a two-term city councilm councilman. >>> florida family made a plea for help finding a missing mom with a baby on the way. she is two months frpregnant. her family says she went to see her unborn child's father last week and has not been seen since. they are not sure what to tell her 5-year-old son. >> i hope she's not hurt. if anybody knows anything or saw her, just hope they come forward. >> police have talked to the father of watkins' baby twice but will not reveal what he told them. >>> pilot had to make an emergency landing yesterday after byrds hit the plane. this happens every day. the delta flight was headed from phoenix to salt lake city when this happened. impact left a teeny tiny hole above the cockpit window. there was only surface damage so the pilot circled back to phoenix and did land safely. >> the pilot j

live to new york city, you want to see a nice beauty shot. look at central park, robin. how nice is that? >> so pretty. >> your temperatures today low 60s in the new york. winds stuff, 20 to 25 miles per hour out of the north. watch for some delays in the air around new york city. talking about jfk, laguardia, newark too and jersey. big time delays toward chicago a possibility. the reason why it's going to be gusty winds. winds to the tune of about 35 miles per hour there. then new york city metros again with wind but less than an hour delay on top of the volume delays. you're looking at dallas with wind as well. about half hour to hour long delays there. seattle wind and rain. even snow across the higher elevations. we'll get to that coming up in about a half hour. >>> a new book by stephen king called "under the dome" is one of the best selling books on amazon.com already. we asked him about the book and personal questions, too. he cleared up a rumor that comes back every now and then. so this book, this big, this acclaimed, already, by the way. i don't know how many da

i got a firsthand look at the challenges of our power industry when i climbed inside the new york city grid. like everything in this city, the grid is a crazy marriage of new stuff and old stuff. here a solar powered green sky escaper and state-of-the-art super conductor and over there a massive snarl of ancient tubes and wires held together with duct tape. conaddison chief of grid had agreed to accompany down to what i was seeing. a jovial man with a 5:00 shadow seemed amused if a bit baffled over this brief trip. in spite of what i learned of the grid's fragility. a vast orderly chamber 50 feed underground containing thousands of gleaming wires all labeled and mapped according to the neighborhoods and buildings they fed, gauges glowing to indicate the volumes of current coursing on each line as clean and intricate as the inners of the world biggest imax. instead my descent into a manhole lasted all of 7 feet and the shallow tunnel i crouched through opened into a chamber the size of an average walk-in covered. the floor was covered with a murky pond of street runoff, and garbage frag

rudy giuliani, who was new york city mayor's -- new york city's mayor on 9/11, says it will cost millions of dollars to hold the trial there and put unnecessary stress on police. former new york governor george pataki has a different concern. >> i have absolutely no doubt that the nypd is capable and ready to handle the security issues that will arise. that's not the point. the point is that we will be revealing information. we will be revealing sources and witnesses that will be used unequivocally by al qaeda to be able to figure out what our methods are, whoer sources are and to continue to plot attacks against us. >>> obama officials say they have plenty of legal authority to keep classified information secret. >>> the coach of the new england patri patriots, may be one of the worst moves of his career. this morning, the call nobody can understand. >>> plus -- >> sorry for the tragedy the absolute tragedy, of childhoods lost. >> a historic apology from the leader of australia as many as 150,000 children who may have been physically and sexually abused. >>> remember the mayor who confro

what about jon moving to new york city. he has his bachelor pad starting off his life here away from the pennsylvania homestead. let's break these down. i want to start with the first obstacle, the divorce papers. midwin, as the attorney on retainer here can they rip up the documents and stop this ors that the train left the station? >> of course they can. they filed the paperwork but you have to get a final decree from the court. it's not a big deal if they want to get back together. i understand there's a lot of money at stake and for all intents and purposes they could put on a show here, right, because there is money at stake. but i don't think it's a big deal. >> let's talk about jon's relationship with haley. that's another obstacle. jon has said he and haley are not broken up, just slowing things down because jon doesn't want to make the same mistakes with haley that he made with kate. suzanne, realizing perhaps there is more going on, if we look at what's going on the surface, and we look at the possibility of a rec

new york city, improved day with temperatures mostly into the 60s.that's running 10 to 12 degrees above normal. also for the deep south, temperatures in the 70s. if you're headed to southern california, those winds are going to be fairly gusty. so we're looking at wind advisories for riverside county, also san bernardino. watch out, some of the wind gusts up to 40 to 50 miles per hour. for hln, i'm meteorologist karen maginnins. >>> you could call it a beauty contest, and you can bet someone is really proud of the winner. >> when you look at missy she has a lot of style, a lot of presence. she knows she's pretty. >> uh-huh. you see it is a cow. she's considered a perfect as cows get. so wait until you hear how much money someone paid for her. >>> how much do you think the perfect cow is worth? here she is. her name is missy. she's as perfect as a cow can get. she lives in canada where she was just sold for $1.2 million u.s. what's so special? you'll hear from this guy. >> missy has a combination of a deep pedigree, a great family behind her. she has

i wound up going to a state school of little closer to new york city. getting closer to wall street. my father said math is the way to get a decent living and find a job. as it turned out, that was true. altman lead that was what was wt was being hired on a wall street at the time. a lot of math and the engineering and computer science. so what i wanted to do was move to new york. i wound up getting my first job at chase manhattan bank before it was part of j.p. morgan bank. i did a transition. >> nineteen. >> yes, i was. i started there doing a lot of analysis and computer work. >> what was it like? other than the parties. >> i was the oldest child in the family. i think that might have had something to do with it. a sense of responsibility and financial independence. i figured i was only going to be there for a year or two. work in a musical theater. new york instead. as it turned out at a mound of staying there a very long time through a through a number of dt firms. i think it just became easy. with all of the harness that comes as wall street he yo

hammer broadcasting tonight and every night from new york city. i'm brooke anderson coming to you tonight from hollywood tonight. a special report, has jon gosselin split from kate and wild antics made him a toxic bachelor. tonight naming the most toxic bachelors in hollywood. i'm talking about love them and leave them bachelors in hollywood that seem to have a different woman on their arm every week. we're thinking jon gosselin is pretty highoon that list. this week he launched a major image rehab. jon claims he wants to make amends with kate and renounce his playboy image. seriously, should we trust him or should women run the other way. he's one of the many men "showbiz tonight" is naming the top toxic bachelors in hollywood. >>> careful, ladies. they may look hand some in sweet but these men are toxic. tonight "showbiz tonight" is rating the most toxic bachelors in hollywood. so who is the most toxic bachelor of them all? we start with a classic hollywood bachelor, musician john mayer. >> he has one of the most successful reputation in hollywo

new york. we go to my city, my secret. >> hi, i'm debby nigrel, and new rochelle, new york, is my city. t's known as the between city of the south, and i'm going to show you some secret spots, about 30 minutes from new york ci city. glen island is a place i've been walking at for about 20 years. i haven't lost a pound, but i'll be back tomorrow anyway. why? because it's acres of sheer, gorgeous nature. i am a girl who loves to eat, so one of my favorite restaurants is posto 22. sometimes restauranteurs nail it. joe knows how to do it right. the ambiance, the food is unbelievable. you get more food for the money than any place i've ever been. we're on the college grounds of new rochelle, and this isly land castle, and the castle gallery is where we're going next. the entrepreneur named leland built the building and used this gigantic castle for his summer residents. the gallery is filled with exhibits open to the public. i've shown you my city secrets. show me yours. go to ireport.com/mycitymysecret. >>> boy, we have some dramatic video of a confrontation in a florida jail we want to show

hammer broadcasting tonight and every night from new york city. >> hi there, everyone.oke anderson coming you from hollywood and this is "showbiz tonight" this weekend. tonight, the beauty blows her stack. >> this was pretty amazing. we are bringing you the absolutely remarkable fallout from carrie prejean's incredible down right embarrassing tantrum live on cnn's "larry king live" threatening to walk off the show. >> larry: did you hear the question, carrie? >> excuse me? >> larry: did you hear the question? >> no, i can't hear you. >> but wait, there's more. so much more i still cannot believe what she did. carrie prejean got slammed for the hissy fit on "larry king live." after she was asked about the solo sex tape she admits making saying she sent it to her boyfriend when she was 17 years old but hold on because that boyfriend reportedly claiming that care vie lying and she was 20 years old when she made it and accuses her of trying to get her to lie about that and in a "showbiz tonight" exclusive, donald trump goes one on one with us responding to carrie's claim th

you'll be getting an autographed copy of my "new york times" best-selling book "i want" plus a chance to win a trip to new york city to visit me here on the set of "issues" and by the way, if you are struggling with addiction or know somebody who is, check out my new book "i want." it's at cnn.com/jane. it's my story of recovery and it just might help you. >>> a priest, a stripper, and their child walk into a courtroom. sounds like a joke, right? but it is actually a real-life custody battle filled with allegations of payoffs, strip clubs and alleged threats of murdering monks. it's hard to keep track of this. we'll try to sort it all out for you. we have attorneys from both sides here to talk about it. >>> but first, "top of the block" tonight. what a gruesome story. finally tonight, justice for anne pressly. this beautiful arkansas tv anchor woman was brutally beaten to death sleeping in her own bed. hours ago, curtis banks was convicted of capital murder, rape and theft of property. he could now face the death penalty. according to testimony, vance told cops he was just hoping to steal a laptop. now this beautif

there's so many challenges to having it in new york city. here's also a question of whether you can get an unbiased jury in new york city. so it's an area of enormous peril for obama and i think he's literally losing weight over it. he's skipping meals. he feels the pressure. he met with the families at fort hood. he has met now with the families of afghan soldiers who have died. so it's the biggest piece -- it's the biggest pressure right now. host: des moines, iowa. john. caller: good morning. it's a very interesting conversation this morning. twoif points i'd like to mention. the one used to be the number two, insurance city, next to hartford, connecticut. but i want -- the reason why they haven't sold insurance across state lines had to do with scandals back in the 30s and they were afraid they couldn't have control over it and watch it carefully enough that there were just too many scandals, people taken advantage of for things they didn't understand. but my second point and the one that made me pick tup phone this morning is when we're

next witness and we thank him for coming down from new york is mitchell silber with the intelligence division of the new york city police department. he's testified before the committee before. about what i would call a seminal report that he co-authored for the nypd which was entitled radicalization and the west, the home grown threat. the nypd has a remarkable preventive approach understandably, i suppose, when one considers what happened on 9/11, '01 to the problem -- the threat of terrorism generally including a focus on home grown terrorism so we're very grateful that you've returned to the committee and welcome your testimony at this time. >> thank you. mr. chairman, senator collins, members of the committee, thank you for inviting me as a representative of the new york city police department to testify here today. in october of 2007, as you mentioned, i testified before this committee about the findings of a recent study entitled radicalization of the west a home grown threat. that i co-authored and the nypd published and the radicalization of the west and the threat it posed to the united states. this thr

we're looking at about the hour or more delays around the new york city metros including newark becausef that gusty north wind. on the other side looking at chicago. winds up out of the southeast or southwest, too. winds of about 30 miles per hour is a possibility. boston, gusty winds, shorter delays. san francisco later today, clouds and then rain moved back into the bay area. again, an hour delay yesterday. just about the same thing today. more weather, robin,a bit. >> you've got it. thank you. >>> the first woman to play basketball with the boys is now the first woman to coach them. the first woman ever? >> on a professional level, yeah. >> that's what i wondered. >> i don't know they've actually had a woman coach on the collegiate level but never professional level. this woman, hall of famer nancy lieberman, is incredibly impressive. she played professionally just last year the age of 50. she was introduced as the coach of their developmental team. their present coach thinks they will have no trouble taking orders from lieberman and they consider this a break through the barrier. >>

going to be kind of a chilly dreary day in new york city. nd kind of windy weather developing across the west going sunday into monday. for hln, i'm karen mcginnis. >>> there's a fowl problem on the new jersey turnpike. >> tammy's going to have her own reality show and we're going to be out here collecting tolls. >> tammy the turkey. that's her name. this bold bird is causing quite a stir two weeks before thanksgiving. >>> somebody might want to tell a jaywalking turkey that thanksgiving is just around the corner because this bird has made a busy road her new home. and as affiliate news 12 new jersey reports, it's become a really fowl problem for drivers. >> reporter: meet tammy, a wild turkey who makes her home in new jersey, but on exit 14-b on the turnpike? >> she gets up in the morning when the sun comes up and comes across the lane. >> reporter: robin works for the turnpike authority and has never seen a jaywalker like this in her 30 years. >> feisty, but a good bird. >> reporter: the rare bird sleeps on the hoods of cars and seen regula

new york state. this is about two hours northeast of new york city. it's in northeastern new york.- and cnn networks have not confirmed this. someone there is saying that a gunman is possibly holding a hostage. but that person has been located and confined to one room. and reportedly, we don't have this confirmed either, that they've made some contact so there's some negotiation going on. just a gunman. we have not heard any shots have been fired. the school is stissing mountain high school in new york state. if we get any updated information on that or confirmation, we'll bring it right to you. right now those are just reports. >>> flying during the holiday season is expensive enough. while you were stuck at the airport you can stay connected and someone else will pick up the bill. you don't say? >>> basketball legend kareem abdul-jabbar says he's sick and he wants everyone to know about it. >>> time right now for our salute to the troops. today's is for private first class aaron william oxford from his mom. she missed his birthday. he is missed at home as well. >> hi, robin. i'm

if you're in new york city saturday, catch caroline rhea at the new york comedy festival performing in "afterbirth," the new york comedy festival. stories you won't read in a parenting magazine. it must be funny if it got afterbirth in it. >> andrea martin. dana gould. >>> i'm sorry, but it's time for your appointment. >> and what appointment would this be? >> your haircut appointment with mr. stephanie. >> come on, uncle jesse. let's play beauty parlor. >> uncle jesse doesn't want to play beauty parlor. >> yes, he does. >> no, he doesn't. >> yes, he does. >> no, he doesn't. >> yes, he does. >> it's an old story by now. a big star as a child and a bigger mess as a young adult. my next guest knows that tale all too well. she is went from that little girl you saw starring in tv's full house to being addicted to crystal meth. she chronicles her rise, fall and redemption in her new book, "unsweetined." let's talk about your life a little bit. you had your first drink -- you started drinking at a young age. >> yes, i did. i had my first drink around 13 or 14. >> where were you? >> i was act

it is now in new york city. the uss new york stopped near ground zero today, where first responders and also families of september 11th victims held a ceremony. it did include a 21-gun salute. the bow of that billion-dollar ship contains 7.5 tons of steel from the fallen towers. the ship will officially be commissioned saturday. >>> getting word of a bird strike on a passenger plane. that plane right there. that's a delta plane. everybody is okay. specifically, this is delta flight 1232, had to make an emergency landing a short while ago. this is the sky harbor airport in phoenix, had to make this landing, because flew into some birds. shortly after the plane took off, headed to salt lake city. and you can see -- look at that. yeah, right there, above the window. my producer had to kind of focus me there. but above the window, you can see the damage from the collision with those birds. that collision actually caused a pressure change, and then they had to come right back to sky harbor airport there in phoenix. go

new york. about 90 miles north of new york city. the school is under lockdown. students are said to be safe but police have confined earlier the gunman to one room. again, what we are hearing is that he is in custody from police. local media reporting, the man has a son in the military and is upset with the government. we'll keep you posted as new information comes in on this. as you just heard -- as we just are hearing from officials there that the suspect is in custody at the moment. >>> now to another story that we're watching. if you're in the south, you're concerned about this, ida. now a tropical depression. we got that note about 10 or 15 minutes ago. it's losing some steam as it moves over southern alabama but it's expected to head for the florida panhandle. it came assure on dolphin island a few hours ago but businesses are already reopening and people who live there say they came through this just find. ida's winds are being blamed for scattered power outages and it's already cause something flooding tooks. >> usually when we have hurricanes, it is so

santas. >>> new york city police raided the office, some high profile newspapers as part of a corruption probe. officers searched the circulation and delivery offices of the "new york times," the "new york post," the "daily news" yesterday. local media reports the raids are part of a probe into the newspaper and mail deliverers' union. the union is not commenting on this so far. >>> check out this police dash cam video. it's funny and good to watch. see the police officer at a routine traffic stop in texas. a black cat by his left leg. lower part of the screen. check out the cat climbing all over the officer. this kitsy quite a distraction. on his shoulder. the officer stayed on the job, still scribbling away. >> i love that the officer does not even make any adjustment at all. >> you know he has a cat. he's used to that. finally, you're pulling on my hair and scratching me right now. the cat's owner says the cat has always been friendly. >> one expensive ticket. >> a distraction i think. trying to give that ticket. >> perhaps. >>> a young pitcher overcame anxiety and depression to win t

hammer broadcasting tonight and every night from new york city. i'm brooke anderson coming to you tonight from hollywood tonight. a special report, has jon gosselin split from kate and wild antics made him a toxic bachelor. tonight naming the most toxic bachelors in hollywood. i'm talking about love them and leave them bachelors in hollywood that seem to have a different woman on their arm every week. we're thinking jon gosselin is pretty highoon that list. this week he launched a major image rehab. jon claims he wants to make amends with kate and renounce his playboy image. seriously, should we trust him or should women run the other way. he's one of the many men "showbiz tonight" is naming the top toxic bachelors in hollywood. >>> careful, ladies. they may look hand some in sweet but these men are toxic. tonight "showbiz tonight" is rating the most toxic bachelors in hollywood. so who is the most toxic bachelor of them all? we start with a classic hollywood bachelor, musician john mayer. >> he has one of the most successful reputation in hollywo

it's known as the queen city of the south, and i'm going to show you some of the secret spots around new rochelle, which is by the way about 30 minutes from new yorkity. glen island is a place i've been walking at for about 20 years. i haven't lost a pound, but i'll be back tomorrow any way. why? because it's about 104 acres of sheer, gorgeous nature. i'm a girl who likes to eat. 1 with of my favorite restaurants is posto 22. sometimes restaurant tours nail it. joe just knows how to do it right, the ambiance, it just feels good in here, the food is unbelievable. you get more food for the money than any place i've ever been. we're on the grounds of the college of new rochelle and this is leland castle and the castle gallery is where we're going next. an entrepreneur built the building and used this gigantic castle for his summer residence. the gallery is filled with exhibits open to the public. i've shown my city's secrets. go to i report.com/my city my secret. show me yours. >> announcer: "my city my secret" destination information is sponsored by british airways. rely on "my city my secret" to find hot spots and hidden gems at your destination. b

the new york city metros. newark about a 2 1/2 hour delay.uardia, same thing, because of the wind. jfk you're falling for that. philadelphia about 80 minute delay. that's over an hour, again because of the wind. d.c. metros, including baltimore, delays over an hour because of the wind and occasional shower. and out across denver, you're looking at about half hour to hour-long delay later today. rain and snow. more details coming up in about a half hour. >> all right, thanks. >>> an ohio mom is accused of taking her kids shoplifting. police say that surveillance tape shows the woman and her two children stealing clothes. but when the security guard confronts them, a fight breaks out. police say that two more adults got out of a getaway vehicle to join the melee. the adults were arrested and the 8-year-old boy and 10-year-old girl are now in protective custody. >>> you expect people like president barack obama or the founders of google to be on "forbes" magazine's worlds most powerful list. but i suspected mexican drug lord? the mexican governm

if you're in new york city saturday, catch caroline rhea at the new york comedy festival.tories you won't read in a parents magazine. >>> i'm sorry, but it's time for your appointment. >> what appointment would that be? >> your hair cut appointment with mister stephanie. >> uncle jesse doesn't want to play beauty parlor. >> yes, he does. >> know he doesn't. >> yes he does. >> no he doesn't. >> it's an old story by now. a big star as a child and a bigger mess as a young adult. my next guest knows that all too well. she went from a child star to being addicted to crystal meth. she chronicles it in her new book, "unsweetined." let's talk about your life. you had your first drink at 14 years of age. >> i did. i was around 13 or 14? >> where were you? >> i was at candace cameron's wedding. that was the first time i remember drinking and getting drunk. it was ugly. >> what was it? >> red wine. >> good for your heart but not at 14. >> and not when you drink three bottles at once. they started pouring where i was sitting. they went around the table, i drank the whole glass, they p

. >>> new york city, raided offices at high-profile newspapers as part of a corruption probe. officers searched the circulation and delivery offices of the "new york times," and the "new york post," the "daily news ". local media reports the raids are part of a probe even the nape and mail deliverers union. the union is not commenting. >>> one of the soldiers killed at ft. hood will be laid to rest today. specialist frank green brought home to tennessee on sunday. today he will have is a full military funeral at the church that he grew up in. and house lawmakers introduced a bill to honor the ft. hood victims in another way. correspondent richard lui has more on that. what are they planning to do. >> reporter: robin, if this passes the bill makes the 12 soldiers killed the ft. hd eligible for the purple heart and a civilian to get the medal of freedom. the same legal status as as soldiered killed in combat. guaranteeing their families get the maximum life insurance benefit. >> we can never repay or give them back what mr. hasan took from them, but this is a first step towards t

in new york city it is an even greater portion. it is an obscene number because it is really not predicated on the creation of anything. we are still talking about assets that pretends to have value. there are all these other agencies that work with wall street. the rating agencies. they come in and basically stamp values by deciding that these assets are worth a certain amount of that they have quality attached to them. they call the aaa. if you call something aaa it sounds really good. individuals hear about it from their local banks. and so basically this into trades the entire system. s ystem. >> i remember, i'm a member of the budget committee. in my state, people are really struggling. what is your sense of the economy? it's going really good. year after year we heard from the bush administration that from their perspective the economy was doing great. h'm explain to me how they could believe the economy is doing great and the middle class is collapsing and we are getting closer and closer and closer to the edge of a major gl

this is new york city right now. you can see laguardia, trying to zoom in. you'll see delays backed up around the east coast, midwest for at least the next couple of hours as they try to straighten this thing out. more on that and as i get more information i'll throw it to you. right now, expect major delays for the east coast specifically this morning. >> usually, bob, at this time you're telling us about thousands of planes being in the air. >> yes. 8:00, usually about 3,000 flights up there. ly probably more. the volume builds between now and thanksgiving. couldn't have been a worse time. hartsfield-jackson again. >> bob is watching that for us, the computer system. he'll be back with an update in a bit. >>> defense secretary robert gates is expected to announce a major review of military procedures that could help avoid another incident like the ft. hood shooting spree. this could be wide ranging and could look at personnel policies in the military and availability of mental health services for troops. meanwhile, the suspected ft. hood shooter apparently

hammer broadcasting tonight and every night from new york city. >> hi, there, everyone. brooke anderson, coming to you from hollywood. tonight, hollywood at war over sarah palin. >> yes. tonight "showbiz tonight" is revealing just how much sarah palin is dividing hollywood as she storms the country on her no-holds-barred tell-all book tour. wait until you hear what martha stewart just told us at "showbiz tonight" about palin. talk about a smackdown. there was also a brand-new jaw-dropping revelation today about sarah's archnemesis, her almost-son-in-law, levi johnston, and it all made for big news breaking today. >> he's the biggest celebrity in the world. >> reporter: it was more than a year ago when republicans used the word "celebrity" to mock barack obama. now there's someone from the 2008 presidential campaign who's getting massive tv ratings, selling tons of books, and causing a major stir in hollywood. and this celebrity isn't president obama. it's former republican vice presidential candidate, sarah palin. >> she is on every program, whether you turn on to cable

years later newspapers in new york show a man named harry murphy showing his id card and saying what is all the to do during world war ii? crabs is working for newsweek in new york city. that is the man i met in 1951. they got together and had lunch. one chapter write-off about that at the university to get treated, how white paternalism may help african-americans. a native who worked as a custodian, he is helped by essentially being a student befriended by him because he is an impressive young man. dean love gets to know him and get ready to go to college and helps him get admitted to hawthorne and get an apartment place family and get a job on campus. it is a success story. several chapters later, one of the controversies in the university -- come to the university in 1958, and african american professor, king is very quickly taken into court because he must be crazy. while he was teaching at hawthorne he had been very controversial. so controversial that there was a student strike that closed the school down and that was ernest mcun. these things come back. one final example, stokes/robertson. some of you may know judge roberts in. he presided at the lunacy hearin

we're in new york city and have the most amazing mass transportation. we have -- i can come from d.c. to here in, you know, two hours. >> big deal, but you can't go to chicago really easily. >> that's what warren buffett is building. >> good for him. thanks, randi. thank you and thanks to all of my guests tonight. good night, everybody. hahahahaha >>> breaking news tonight. live, ohio. cops raid the home of a convicted sex offender accused of yet another sex attack. inside his three-story cleveland home, seasoned detectives stunned. women's bodies hidden throughout. bodies on every floor of the home, even stuffed in crawl spaces. bombshell tonight -- in the last 24 hours, the body count rises. now, 11 dead women in the three-story home of former marine anthony sowell. and the excavation goes on. so far only one positive i.d. made. reported missing one year ago, a mother of two girls and one boy. tonia carmichael i.d.'d through dental records. also i.d.'d in the last 24 hours. tonight, her daughter with us. her mother's body hidden in this house of horro

championship fighter the doors are always open for that person -- >> host: you're practically bouncy new york city. >> guest: realty in new york city and now he's in the south, there are places he can't go, he's in the u.s. army, looking around seeing his friend joe louis who he looked up to briefly. he looked up and he's seen joe louis st. almost like a second-class citizen. i think that did something to his psyche. crusco robinson becomes a champion, he becomes the kind of fighter who as praised from coast to coast as being the best in the business round for pound. but what kind fan base to have from coast to coast? this is a little story for you here, but my grandfather as an exercise wrote an essay about the time he saw sugar ray robinson against brazillian. >> guest: tough fighter. >> host: my grandfather, first generation american, taught himself english and all this stuff, there is an almost cui on the page of my grandfather's s.a. has a racial edge undeniably he has pride in the immigrant besso leo, plight in the underdog has of being a black fighter from georgia doesn't need to be an unde

through new york, around boston. live to new york city, here's the way it looks.kies are temporarily clearing out. looking at that yankee ticker tape parade at 11:00 this morning. breezy, 45 degrees in the canyon of heroes. watch that. cold for the yankee celebration. as of the rest of the region, light snow toward the adirondacks, won't too much, ocean effect offshore from boston. another power house from canada with a cold front from the pacific northwest. look at the puffy nature of the clouds off the ocean, indication of really cold air. we're getting snow across the northern elevations. when you get to the higher elevations of northern washington state and oregon, too. better look in a half hour. >> thanks. >>> military officials are trying to figure out what caused a u.s. soldier to allegedly open fire at ft. hood yesterday. he is in stable condition now after being shot several times at the scene. that's new information this morning. >>> we are going to hear from the families of some of the victims of the shooting who survived. >>> let's get more on our bre

this is from skinny girls all over new york city. i don't eat dairy. i wouldn't look at yogurt. i don't like cottage cheese or cheeses. what do you say to that? >> the trick is really looking at what you are eating. and it's protein. is it protein, fat, or carbs? in my opinion. and cheese has protein. has no sugar. most cheeses, 99.9% of cheese doesn't have sugar. if it doesn't have sugar, it doesn't spike insulin. you don't have this chronic state of insulin in your body. >> however, full-fat cheese, although it doesn't have sugar, it does have artery-clogging fat. it won't raise your insulin levels, but it will promote inflammation throughout your body. so this is where i argue with you here. >> all right. all right. >> i'm all about the dairy. i want to promote low fat and nonfat dairy. then you get all of the good. the calcium. >> but it tastes like rubber. >> i disagree. and i disagree strongly on that. >> let's hear what the dr. roizen thinks. >> food is not "let's make a deal." yes, we get addicted to sugar but we also get addicted to saturated fat and salt. >> yes. >> an

new york. one of that city's residents takes us on tour. >> i'm debby and new oshl, new york, is my city. i'm going to show you some of the secret spots around here, which is about 30 minutes from new york city. glen island is place i've been walking it for about 20 years. i haven't lost a pound but i'll be back tomorrow anyway. it's 104 acres of sheer gorgeous nature. i'm a girl who likes to eat. one of my favorite restaurants is posto 22. sometimes restauranteurss nail it. you get more food for the money. this is leyland castle and the castle gallery is where we're going next. cindy and leyland build a building and used this for his summer residence. it's filled with exhibits that are open to the public. i've shown you my credits. now it's time for you to show me yours. >>> a lot of people having to cut back on spending because of the economy. so we want to know how you're handling this, and specifically how you're talking to your kids about your financial situations. that can be a little dicey. richelle carey is with us now. it's interesting because on my facebook page, a lot of people

what would be done at that point in the new york city police department?>> if no action was taken, i would then take it up to the deputy commissioner level. >> ms. townsend, you talked about the obligation to share with the joint terrorism task force, and i think that's important. does that happen with the military today? in other words, would they share that information with the military? or is it just other law enforcement agencies? >> what happens is the

. >> nothing i was born in new york but, you know, they think when you are leaving new york city you are camping out. and that's not true. it's, you know, again i think she sounds like the average american and when you ask her a question, she answers it, like the average american would, instead of the politicians today, that run away from most of your questions. >> do you think she has a chance to be president someday? >> i think she has, my own guess would be her plan would be to get on the campaign trail, with other conservatives, she'll raise a lot of money for them and will be able to stand next to them and i think show they are somewhat like her and not again like this average politician and i think after the election, next november, she'll sit there and say, i have enough people out there that really think like i think, and i think she can. >> do you consider yourself a conservative? >> yes, i do. you know, yes, i do. >> what does that mean to you. >> that means that i don't think government is... should be as large as it is. i think most of the freedoms we enjoy, we should con