he told the ranger he had problems with his foot.liff was only 225 feet. earlier reports indicated it was a 1,500 foot high cliff. any event, the ranger said the car lurched again as the two parked near the edge of the cliff. that's when the vehicle went over. one person was thrown out. the other person was still trapped in the vehicle. >>> there's a school district that wants to begin giving a different kind of tests to students. breathalyzer. >>> before kids take a math test they may have to take a breath test. they gave preliminary approval to give breathalyzers o to tests students suspected of drinking during the school day. some parents like the idea. but others say it will only drive kids to use other drugs. >>> the head of the nfl players association is urging members to speak out against rush limbaugh. the radio talk show host is part of a group bidding to buy the st. louis rams. limbaugh, a missouri native has a bit of a past with the nfl and one player in particular. six years ago he lost his job on espn when he claimed the

donald brashear will be wearing the blue rangers sweater.ing in new york that he did in washington. he's an enforcer. already mixed it up, with the caps during the preseason. he will likely do it again brasher pretty popular guy in the locker room but he will be wearing those enemy colors. during brashear's three years in washington, he scored a total of 15 goals so you'r probably not going to see many things like this happening. because the caps are going to be worried about his fist. that's what's keeping them on their toes. >> we'll see if the flippers come off. i don't know. no, we know what arnold's going to do.ñr he's going to play physical, going to work. we've seen that for three years here in washington. we know what to expect. >> it should be interesting to see what kind of response he gets from thexd fans. as players, we enjoyed him a lot when he was here. be quite a homecoming for him, i think. >> sure know there's a physical element on the other side. we know how physical he can be. so it's something to be aware of, but we're no

look, rangers lead the way. right? army rangers lead the way. ok. who is leading the way in afghanistan? we have to. >> the president is leading the way. bill: he is not right now. >> and the president is. and the president has every right and obligation to get the strategy right. bill: here is what i would do. >> bill. bill: wait, wait. here is what i would do and you tell me why i'm crazy. >> i'm trying to del you what i would do. bill: here, i will tell you what i would do and then you tell me what i you would do. i would say we are going to give general mcchrystal more troops. i wouldn't put a number on it you are right. have you got to evaluate what's going on. where they are going to be. i understand mcchrystal wants them for security in the big city was which absolutely you have to have. i would say to the world we have a commitment. the white house did come out today and say they are not withdrawing from afghanistan. the white house said that today very late this afternoon. i would say we are going to send-general mcchrystal some troops. he

as you can see, after a park ranger filed suit and the ranger himself is a veteran and a catholic. now, a proposed land transfer to make the acreage around the cross public land was denied by an appeals court. the case will be heard wednesday by the high court. it's going to be interesting to see how this turns out, whether or not they'll be able to uncover the cross, like it is now or leave it like it was for years. >> katharine, good to see you. thanks. cnn.com, it's all there. >>> if you have checked out the new addition on "the joy behar show" every week night at 9:00 eastern here. friday she chatted with kathy griffin. >> i want to be jennifer aniston. >> why? >> my life would be bet. >> you think she's happy? she doesn't have a boyfriend. >> pick somebody else, somebody from the hills. i want to be a kardashian, i want to be kloe, there, you didn't see that coming. you thought i'd say kim. >> i don't know who they are. >> don't miss "the joy behar show" week nights 9:00 eastern right here on hln. >>> a 74-year-old florida woman recovering from a brutal attack from a pack of w

or maybe you'll say, you'll feel much more comfortable, hey, i can go as lone ranger and do this on my own. professional athletes make more money than almost any of us. but you know, they didn't start out that way. what's it like for an athlete to go from making well, everyday people money, to huge money? i talked to three players with the atlanta braves to find out what kind of challenges they faced. >> it was a tough upcoming. i was married. and so my wife is a dean's list student and she's working odd jobs, cash registers with high school girls and stuff like that, while i was playing in the minor leagues, to make ends meet. >> it must be so weird to go from skrimping every dollar to making a big bank every weekend. >> we had disposable razors in the locker room. we were at walmart and i wanted to buy some mach 3 razor blades and i remember we didn't have money in our accounts when i swiped my debit card. and when i got up to the major leagues, they had mach 3 razor blades in the locker rooms. we actually were able to save money while we were in the minor leagues. we both have very

you that uh-uh do need them or maybe you'll say you feel much more comfortable, i can go as lone ranger and do this on my own. >>> professional athletes make more than the rest of us. it didn't start out that way, so what's it like for an athlete to go from making, well, every day people money and the challenges that they've faced. >> it's a tough -- i was married and so my wife was dean's list student, working odd jobs, cash registers with high school girls, wherever we're playing in the minor leagues, just to make ends meet. >> must be so weird to scrimping every dollar to now you're making a big, big bank every week. >> we had disposable razors, these blue cruddy things that would knick your face. i remember we didn't have money in our account when we swiped our debit card. and i got called up to the big leagues and there are mach 3 razors all over the counters in the big leagues. i did keep some home that week. >> how do you keep from blowing all your money? >> we were actually able to save money while we were in the minor leagues. we have very financially responsible parents and th

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but oh, no, the rangers would have the last laugh on this night.tes. beats theodor for your game winner. the caps lose for the first time at home 4-36789. >>> st. louis in los angeles. cards led 2-1 in the bottom of the nineth. ryan franklin trying to close it out. it's former nat coming up huge. we're tied at two. two batters later, mark loretta will untie it. the pitch to center. the dodgers rally for two in the bottom of nguyenth with two outs to win. >>> the phillies hosting the rockies in game two. trouble to co left -- cole hamill. colorado clinging to a one-run lead. we have a series. the rockies win 5-4 and even up the series at one game apiece. that will be all for today's edition of the breakfast the enjoy your weekend. i will join steve and company on monday morning to break down sunday's big test against the carolina pan shares. until then have a great weekend. >>> straight ahead at 6:00, the redskin are hoping to make it two straight this sunday as they face the panthers. junkies from 106.7 the fan will be joining us live for our frida

and so you listen to somebody like clay jhing kinson or shelton johnson the ranger from yosemite and somebody said to me that was an actor, and i said no. and he doesn't see the thing. that was made up on the spot. it's all extemporaneous. that's, of course, the way it has to be. >> rose: it took you seven years? >> we started the idea ten years ago, tried to figure out the form, wrestled the complicated russian novel of interconnection of all the plots together and we've been shooting for six. and it's been the most... i mean we've... we've had to shoot from the gates of the arctic in northern alaska to the dry tortugas to hawaii volcanos to acadia and all the places in between. that took a lot of time. >> rose: why were you drawn to the 19th century naturalist. >> charlie, he's ascended into my pantheon. he's up there with abraham lincoln and jackie robinson, mark twain, elizabeth cade cady stanton. >> rose: man, that's an impressive place to be. >> we tend to get into sbur laive thes and hyperboles in this business of ours but he's a scottish born wanderer, who walks into yosemite

. >> reporter: the piano playing tonto to letterman's lone ranger. >> the world's greatest showman. >reporter: how important is that job to what you do? >> to me? it's essential. it's a long trip. paul is the funny flight attendant. >> wow, thank you. do you want to be a funny flight attendant. >> we're landing. we're landing. >> reporter: paul shaffer leads the cbs orchestra, an eight-eight band revered for its versatility. from behind his for treasure of synthesizers he has to add the melody as letterman sets the tune. you're watching him the whole time. >> got to because, god help me, if i take my eyes off, like if i'm over here and he'll say... he's got an uncanny ability to sense when i'm not paying attention. >> reporter: i don't know how it is from you. we're like 25 feet apart. for me, it's reflex i have. in a rare interview after a show early last week before thursday night's revelations, letterman talked about their partnership. >> it's not considered. it's not conjured. it's just more or less reflexi have been. is that what it seems like over there? >> i just have to pay at

once a human feeds that bear, first thing the park rangers find the bear shoot it dead.hat bear is going to find the first human and possibly kill it. >> julie: some six bears have been shot dead recently because they were attacking humans. >> and many more to come. people will never learn. it's a wild animal. >> julie: reopen the hunting season because it was outlawed back in 1992 but the bear population. i don't agree witness. have you ever seen a black bear or cinnamon bear? >> a bear outside kitchen door rummaging through the trash. >> julie: i remember you told me about that? >> my daughter was screaming, with a baseball bat hoping it won't barge through the kitchen door. the week before the bear had broken into the next door's neighbor's home and sat down and made himself home to a pot roast. >> julie: i thought you were going to say he made a sandwich. they are very clever. >> gregg: i was going take --, thanks very much, that's good. it has more than a hundred security cameras with dozens of offices monitoring all of them and all those eyes have one mission. watc

last night rangers players carried her some to the studio and then she went out with letter man for a slice of pizza. >> i'm going to tli it. shall we start? >> it's going to be a little hot, so be careful. oh, geez, it's hot! >> madonna commented that she had never been to a new york pizzeria before. she also said she's not getting married again saying she'd rather be run over by a train. >> she had cheeseless with olives, in case you're wondering. >> young dave, how are you feel sflg. >> i'm feeling like pizza is a pretty expensive item at a buck 75 when you only have 50 bucks to spend for a week. we'll talk about that more in a little while. in the mean time, let's walk over to the weather wall, see what's happening all across the country. big concern if you're traveling especially by foot from the west coast to the east coast. look at this this, midsection of the country, chicago, st. louis, down into texas, you'll see some rough weather today. some airport delays, as well. strong cold front beginning to move through. gray new england and upstate new york. southeast looks good exc

he trained to be an army ranger.e star for giving up his life to save his fellow soldiers from an explosion. he loved traveling, hunting, fishing and making people laugh. he leaves behind parents hans and maggie. john borbonus, a true american hero. see you tomorrow night, 8:00 p.m. sharp, eastern. until then, stay safe. urks this is a show biz tonight news break. tonight, is jon gosselin joining forces with the octomom for a knee reality show? and why oprah is being called a domestic abuse huh krit. llll

he trained to be an army ranger.awarded the bronze star for giving up his life to save his fellow soldiers from an explosion. he loved traveling, hunting, fishing and making people laugh. he leaves behind parents hans and maggie. john borbonus, a true american hero. see you tomorrow night, 8:00 p.m. sharp, eastern. until then, stay safe. >>> coming up ton joy behar show. the dark side of fame and marriage. he's a tough guy. why is he so scared of me? then, 50 staff writers working in late night tv and not one woman in the bunch. former david letterman writer talks about her time on the show. and my good friend sherri shepherd. coming up next. >>> tonight on "the joy behar show" sherri shepherd will be here to talk about her book, "permission slip." then, as a writer at letterman, she wasn't fondled, groped or pinched. in an interview with nell scovell, we'll find out why she left letterman. >>> hulk hogan will be here. a life movie with choke holds. that and more, tonight. >>> are you looking for some helpful marriag

lindsey took a core rangers stand against the disease before she became a statistic. robin meade has today's "breakthrough women." >> reporter: at # 3 lindsey took the extreme step of having both hef healthy breasts removed. >> i have a strong family history. when my mom was only 18, her mother and grandmother died a week apart, both from breast cancer. >> reporter: her mother was also diagnosed with breast and ovarian cancer. >> when someone looks you in the eyes and tells you have up to an 87% lifetime risk of developing breast cancer it changes everything. i couldn't live like that. >> reporter: she chose to fight back with drastic surgery. she felt alone. was living with this very, very significant increased risk. >> reporter: so she started bright pink, a network for cancer awareness and support. through it she's helped thousands of women just like her. >> she's kind of helped me find my voice and inspired other young women to think about their bodies and do self-examination. >> there's nothing like an opportunity to pay it forward and make it different for someo