reggie's a good player. and if you got that approval, then it really meant something because the game of baseball was, has been built on, you know, are our icons and our idols of american history and our great sport of baseball. steroids came about and players ran by some of the greats in the past so fast that i lost understanding of what was good, what was great, what was the best. it didn't make much sense, so i've been hurt by the steroids, if that makes sense. i've been emotionally hurt and bothered by it. i almost feel like it makes some of the players that earned their strikes if you will before steroids. i think like it raises our level of esteem or our stature. i'm hurt by it because i think for some reason it steals from the game. there's an unfairness to it. there's something inequitable about it and i don't like it. >> charlie: someone told me a story that ted williams and joe demaggio were waiting to see president bush 41 at the time and they had an hour and-a-half because the president was delay

reggie corner with the coverage. >> dan: that was jostling between edwards and reggie corner, when thatally goes against the defense. sanchez drew a strike to edwards who hung on with corner hang on to his back. >> dick: meanwhile, you may have seen on our scoreboard, oakland upset philadelphia 13-19. >> referee: first town r down. dike like battling for a rebound deep in the post. big man edwards prevails. >> dan: there's contact that's legal. now the grabbing and pushing, that's against the defense all the way. edwards turns around and reggie corner has both hands on him. >> dick: big first down on third down. jones with the carry out to the 25 yard line. eight more yards on thomas jones total. the son of betty jones, a cole miner, she worked midnight to 8:00 a.m. shift in stone gap, virginia. of course his brother, juliusa understand star running back cowboys now seattle. what a family she raised, thomas jones with 193 yards today. >> dan: a lot of time left for more yards. >> dick: second and short for sanchez. jones again. out to the 35 yard line, another first down, george wilson

one of them was reggie miller. coming around picks, right, don't try to do all these fancy moves, get it and shoot it. >> reggie was always on the move. >> you can catch him. it would be like three screens. >> always running. >> if he could shoot half as well as reggie could shoot, they would be happy. >>> the nationals in atlanta to start the final series of the season. if it's anything like their last home series, things are going to be all right. the nationals swept the mets thanks to justin maxwell who provided the cherry on top with a walkoff grand slam. bottom nine. bases loaded for justin maxwell. the youngster from sherwood high school reaches out and touches it, just barely gets over the wall. his second career grand slam and it's a walkoff. you love to see the enthusiasm still there with the nationals. despite all the hard times they've been through this year. 7-4 is the final. jim so greatful for the fan support. >> it's been a rough year in many ways, but the excitement out here night after night, that

i will star with reggie and nickel. -- nichole. i am reggie shaw, i am now 22 years old. when i was 19, i was living at home with my parents in a small town in u.s. northern utah. one morning, i left for work. on my way to work, i made decision to text and drug. it was something i had done before, to text and drive. on the way to work i was sending and receiving when i steered across the center line and struck another car. in this other car, there were two men who were both killed on impact. two men that were fathers, or husbands, they care for their family and wanted the best for them. because of my choice to text and drive, i took their lives and changed the lives of these families. i change my life forever. since then, it has been hard for me. it has been something that right would like to speak out about to help people so they do not make the same for decision i made. >> tells a little bit about how your life has changed since the accident. >> my life has changed quite a bit. on a daily basis, it is something i think about all the time. i cannot drive down the road an

it shows him playing basketball recently and blocking a shot by his aide, reggie love, who is younger, taller, and by the way, a former ball player at duke. now at the president's request, love autographed it writing, "nice block." it now hangs in the west wing so the president can savor the moment every time he passes by. coming up next, mrs. obama. tracing her roots from slavery to the white house. >> finally tonight, barack obama made history when he became the first african american elected president. and now, some history has been uncovered about michelle obama and her ancestral roots to slavery. michelle miller has the story. >> reporter: so this is dolphus shields? >> yes, that's my daddy. >> reporter: as a young girl, 73-year-old bobby holt never imagined her foster dad, dolphus shields, would one day have a famous relative living in the white house. >> they're divvying up all the property. >> reporter: after 10 months of digging through countless documents, jeanologist megan smolenyak and the "new york times" made the discovery. >> it's a needle in a hay stack situation. >> r

we'll see. >> all right reggie. we know when you're on the internet, we have to be careful for your security. we know this. but you're telling us of another way cyber criminals are determineded to get you, no matter what? >> yeah through your phone. a lot of people don't think about this but a smart phone is a mini computerment and you don't think twice about getting your computer protected with software getting your phone protected, not so much. and so of course, the criminals know that and they have come along to target your smart phones more and more these days. they generally go avids in this case with the individuals instead of these massive cyber attacks we hear about on your computers. they're hacking into phones to grab your personal information. one was rather ingenuous, really. they were able to take blue tooth headsets so they could talk to other head sets within 20 feet of each other. many people don't think of their phones as being open to risk. and only 23% of smart phone users actually enable security

it's no surprise the day of the wedding, all of a sudden news hits the blogs, kim and reggie bush are back together again. the drama with the pictures is very calculated. i'm not going to hold them accountable in trying to make a buck from hollywood. >>> moving on, another big story breaking today. sarah palin goes rogue. we learn the memoir rushed into bookstores november 17th. the title. book is "going rogue and american life." they have printed a million copies. this is going to make palin super rich, just what she's always wanted, it seems. >> you mentioned they are apparently printing 1.5 million copies, the same as ted kennedy's autobiography released posthumously. here we have sarah palin who nobody heard about a year ago going against ted kennedy, a political dynasty. people have been writing sarah palin's political obituary since the day john mccain appointed her his running mate. she keeps coming back. people are fascinated with her. even if you love her, hate her, republicans would love to have her at fundraisers, talk show hosts would love to interview. wherever she goes m

john legend, emmy rossum and president obama's aide reggie love all came out to the grand opening. it was shut down for 18 months for a face-lift. with the w so close to the white house, the nod owners, the starwood hotel group are hoping it become a hot spot for d.c.'s dignitaries and power players. >>> retail number rise for the first time in over a year. so can we expect this to continued in let's found out and check in with chris cotter up in new york and fox business network. >> what is the deal with the retail sales numbers? >> welsh here we have it. yesterday, the international council of shopping centers/goldman sachs actually came in positive. this is a basket of retailers of i think it is about 30 of them. they gave us their same store sales numbers for the month of september so all in all, positive. now, some were down. some actually had a decrease in same store sales like penney's, macy's, target but they were better than expected. it was a very good month. we had a later labor day, later start to some of thcool season so back to school is a little bit more into septemb

it is bringing out the vips including president obama's ever-present aide, reggie love.inger, song righter emmy rossum says she is thrilled to be right next to the white house. >> i was thinking about knocking and asking if they could set another plate for dinner. i hear you need a special invite or some guest pass or something. >> reporter: and to christen the grand opening, six-time grammy winner john legend. >> i love being in d.c. it's beautiful night, great weather today. >> reporter: inside the newly renovated digs, the party is popping, the decor sparkling. it hi $100 million face-lift. >> when you bring diana long in, she can do some incredible things to the space like this. >> it's beautiful. i'm a customer tonight because i'm staying at the hotel so i'm very impressed. it looks great and feels great. i think they did a great job. >> reporter: because of its location so near the white house, the hotel has long been homenstripe crowd. the new owners, the starwood hotel group, are hoping it becomes a hot spot. >> i think this will be one of d.c.'s new power spots

joining me is the president and chief operating officer of nintendo of america, reggie fils-aime. so you cut prices just recently by $50 to $299. was that a correct response to competitors? >> not at all. it was about getting ourselves ready for the key holiday season. we have a new title that just launched yesterday. we wanted to time it with the key product and give us momentum into the holiday season. >> tell us about the wii fit plus. >> what consumers told us is they wanted the ability with the original wii fit to customize their routines, some more exercises as well as more of the balance games. that's exactly what we've delivered for them in the wii fit plus. so far retailers are telling us consumers are very excited about the product. >> what's different about the wii fit plus? other than you're saying it conforms to people's specific exercise routines. >> you can choose what you want to do in terms of a series of exercises. you build your own program. it gives you more choices, both in terms of balance games and exercises with themselves. plus all of your history from the

let's go to cnn.com/live, reggie akey who has this upclose look around and inside of it. i'm curious. i've heard about the video. haven't seen it. it's jim spellman, right, reggie? >> yeah, jim spellman is the journalist who but this together. let me break it down for you, brook. it's a piece of junk, okay? >> oh, no. >> can you say scotch tape? because that's what jim fallon as he was looking at this thing -- we'll roll the video. when you're watching live on hln or cnn.com/live, it looked impressive from a distance. it doesn't up close. as you can see jim pointing to it, it could not have taken off with the weight of a 6-year-old boy, all right? we got a tour of this balloon as the county officials put it out for inspection. and it's shoddy, okay? the material appears to look like aluminum foil. in addition to the scotch tape, it's also patched up with duct tape. now, when you go inside of it, and then you can see inside, it's only a couple of -- actually three nine-volt batteries, so no high-tech electronic equipment. officials filled up a bucket of 37 pounds of sand t

let's check in with reggie aqui. apple, it's almost like a cult-like thing.s trying to replicate that. >> reporter: it's funny, talking about street cred and computer nerds, right? but computer nerds rejoice. because windows 7.0 is finally out and it's getting a whole lot of -- it's getting better reviews than the previous incarnation, the vista operating system. the question, should you run out and get it immediately? critics are saying, maybe. they like it but they're saying you might not need it right now. you might just wait until you get a new computer where it already has this new version of windows installed automatically. what do you get when you buy this? there's a new toolbar which is lot like the dock that apple has. it's faster and not as buggy as vista was. some xaens hated vista so much they went back to the xp operating system which is seven years old. one reviewer writes the best thing about windows 7.0 is that it's not vista. there you go. anything has to be better than that. i should add one more thing, the company, microsoft tested this thi

cnn.com/live's reggie aqui is with us to figure this all out.ed that out. i did not realize this other divide. break this down for us. >> reporter: there is a class divide. and there's been a lot of anecdotal evidence of it but now there are numbers to back it up. myspace is more blue collar. facebook, a little more affluent. and i was actually really surprised at how affluent facebook is. one of the numbers coming out of the study shows that about a quarter of the users of facebook make more than $100,000 a year. surprising to me. what are the reasons for this? that's where some of the analysis comes in. and to be honest, some of the guesswork. myspace users more likely to earn less than $50,000 a year. here's some of the explanation. facebook apparently more popular in upscale suburbs. and remember, these social networking sites tend to attract people who are, of course, sending out friends of theirs. so since like attracts like, if there's a more affluent user on facebook, it's more likely that their friends are going to be more affluent. if

reggie aqui, thank you. >>> a hardware store worker got canned over a button. why he is now talking to a lawyer. just ahead, this weekend's halloween celebrations. we are going behind the surface to find surprising facts about sugar. >> the more sugar that my child has the more hyper. >> they bounce off the walls. >> anything with sugar sets him off. >> it is absolutely untrue that sugar makes kids hyper. there have been 12 well designed pla seeno controlled trials looking at all kinds of factors. these studies show there is no relation between sugar and hyperactivity. sugar is glucose and gives the body energy but it doesn't make you hyper. this weekend you may run into this problem as your kids try to eat as much halloween candy as possible. they may be very excited and hyper, but it is not because of the candy. >>> gunmen wearing police uniforms stormed a guest house used by members of the u.n. in afghanistan. 12 people were killed including five u.n. staffers. the state department says one staff member was an american. the taliban has claimed responsibility

for more we're going to bring in reggie aqui from cnn.com. wow, reggie. >> reporter: i think 2 million people have looked at this video. i have so say, blink and you'll miss it. it wasn't a video that was meant to capture anne frank. but it so happens she's in the video. she has her own youtube channel. this is a way so younger people who haven't heard the story of anne frank can get access to it. there you see it right there. that circle shows anne frank leaning out of her window. the video was meant to show newlyweds as they were walking out of their building and anne frank saw what was going on, stuck her head on and was caught on video. that video was eventually given to anne frank's father otto after world war ii. and otto frank was the only member of his family to survive that war. anne frank died if a nazi concentration camp when she was just 15 years old. before that happened she wrote her very famous diary read around the world. this is the first time a lot of us are seeing what anne frank looked like in moving pictures. we've also s

his fight against food allergies drawing attention at cnn.com and reggie key has this story.ng people go banging down the door of some of the congressmen on capita total hill for a great cause they believe in. >> reporter: yeah he and about 79 other kids made their way to capitol hill to knock on doors and persuade lawmakers to write legislation that could benefit them. and of course we're talking about some really crippling food allergies. this isn't just a hive or two. these are kids whose lives can be threatened by being around stuff like peanuts for example. so kyle is one of about 3 million american kids helping to rally against food allergies in had skill. there is growing concern as the number of cases arise. >> the bill would create voluntary guidelines to manage students who suffer from the allergies and fund grants for compliant schools. we gave kyle a camera to take on his trip, and here's what it looked like. >> hey i'm at the capitol, and i'm about to talk to richard shelby about the s456 law to help promote allergy awareness in schools. >> reporter: as you heard

reggie, thank you. i want to talk about another popular story getting a lot of click and a lot of buzz for us on hln. we're talking about monogamy and is it doomed? a psychiatrist and her husband says staying faithful to a single human being for a lifetime isn't human-- but the authors have been married for 32 years. on the other hand, a couples specialist at emory insists that lifelong monogamy has tangible rewards. it provides an emotional environment of safety and trust without the drama facing people like, say, david letterman right now. we here at hln getting a lot of comments on the story. want to hear from you. the question we're asking is monogamy still realistic? is mating for life a thing of the past? call us. e-mail us. we'll be airing your comments throughout the day. >>> talking about travel here, next time you travel, you want to avoid tourist traps. we can help you with our series "my city, my secret." today, going down to abilene, texas. your guide country music star aaron watson. >> i'm

thanks reggie. >>> october is breast cancer awareness month. in today's beyond the surface we are looking at unexpected warning signs. here is more from breast cancer specialist dr. lynn baxter. >> a lot of women think that the only way a breast cancer can present with a lump they or their dr would feel on physical exams. there are many other ways a breast cancer can show up. look for a change in your breast. changes in their skin, dimpling or puckering something pulling the skin in toward the breast. a rash or something that looks like inflammation that doesn't go away after antibiotic treatment. changes in the nipple. we can feel and see. the most important thing is to try to find these breast cancers when they are early, smaller and most treatable. >>> president obama had another meeting with his national security team today. and the focus was to review options for the war in afghanistan. even if he does send more troops victory over al qaeda and the taliban is far from a certainty. the associated press is reporting that general stanley mcch

reggie is here with a major online change about to take effect, including reggie, with the light blownut sthflt a new funky halloween effect for this friday? >> we can look at it in two different ways. romantic, a special time tweeben me and you or that i have been cursed this week. a plight light blew out -- a light blew out so i am doing this by flashlight. i'll go with the romantic part for how that and segue that skillfully into the story i'm about to tell you. that is the fact until now, romance languages were the only ones we could use when typing in a url. english, spanish, french. that is all going to change. you might not think about this if you speak english. if you don't and you speak arabic, fraction, or japanese, it does become do it type in web addresses when they're not in your own language and nothing like your own language. that is all changing. you'll see web addresses in chinese, hebrew, for example. they voted on this and they say this is really the biggest change to the internet in about a decade and a half. one interesting side effect though, the companies around

reggie aqui joins us with more. a friend of mine took her daughter to see it. i saw her facebook status a little while later and she says, i'm having second thoughts. what's the problem? >> reporter: your friend is one of the people of many who have gone to twitter or facebook and they have noted that they aren't so pleased with the movie. this is especially parents who are seeing the movie. they say either their kids were bored or it was a little too dark for their kids. the book is usually read by really young kids. and this adaptation is definitely aimed at an older age group, maybe more of an adult age group than a kid age group. one parent said the movie was joyless, his kids enjoyed about 15 minutes of the whole thing. another said her 4-year-old turned around and asked, why is this movie so sad? you'll remember the original book is only 338 words. and it only takes five minutes to read. obviously the director and the writer had to do a lot more in this movie, they had to fill in the blanks. and for some parent that wasn't what they wanted to see. they wa

thanks, reggie. appreciate it. >>> a muslim woman living in texas says she was asked to leave a local farmers market because of her veil. the manager says it's a store policy. is this just a case of miscommunication or is it something else? >>> espn is pulling football analyst bob griese off the air for a week. the former miami dolphins quarterback, he's a college football analyst now, got into trouble for a remark he made while promoting coverage of a nascar race series. >> where's juan pablo montoya? he's out having a taco. >> he apologized on air for that comment twice. montoya who's colombia dismissed that with a joke. he says, i don't even know who he is and i don't really care. >>> a muslim woman says she was turned away from a farmers market in arlington texas, because she was wearing a traditional muslim veil over her face. she says she feels she was singled out because she's muslim. now she's urging other muslims to boycott the store. the manager says signs in the market clearly state shoppe

it's no surprise the day of the wedding, all of a sudden news hits the blogs, kim and reggie bush are back together again. the drama with the pictures is very calculated. i'm not going to hold them accountable in trying to make a buck from hollywood. >>> moving on, another big story breaking today. sarah palin goes rogue. we learn the memoir rushed into bookstores november 17th. the title. book is "going rogue and american life." they have printed a million copies. this is going to make palin super rich, just what she's always wanted, it seems. >> you mentioned they are apparently printing 1.5 million copies, the same as ted kennedy's autobiography released posthumously. here we have sarah palin who nobody heard about a year ago going against ted kennedy, a political dynasty. people have been writing sarah palin's political obituary since the day john mccain appointed her his running mate. she keeps coming back. people are fascinated with her. even if you love her, hate her, republicans would love to have her at fundraisers, talk show hosts would love to interview. wherever she goes m

reggie, do we know why it was suddenly canceled? >> we didn't until now. now billboard.com, they apparently had an event today. billboard did. celebrating ladies in music. lady gaga is one of them and she is saying it was a mutual decision. she did go on to say she is going on her own headlining tour. so lady gaga fans, have no fear. you'll be able to see her soon. as for kanye west, we haven't heard much from him today. they were supposed to be on a 34-show tour. that was supposed to start in phoenix next month. that dual concert has been killed. if you purchased a ticket, you'll get a refund wherever you purchased it. phone and internet purchases will be taken care of automatically. as you know, kanye has been in the headlines quite a bit. you see him there from the red carpet at the mtv music awards where he got up on stage, very much uninvited and interrupted taylor swift's speech. he would later say that some of this had to do with the fact that he had yet to fully mourn for his mother, who as you know, died two years ago as a result of a surgery that

now it is time for the rest of the senate to produce a do it all, do it right reggie in a climate billend it to the president of the united states. [applause] do you want america to have a clean energy jobs? do you want a clean energy revolution? are you going to do that with us? do we have you behind us? then we are going to get it done. thank you. [applause] >> we're going to hold you to that promise. as i said, i am so proud of those on my committee. one of the strong leaders is here with us. he is from oregon and he kept us focused on the need to have a strong goals in this bill, the need to keep the clean air act operative, and the need to keep this bill focused on the job we wanted to do. it is a great honor to introduce my next guest. [applause] >> they do so much, chairman boxer and chairman kerry. you create a map for us to go forward. a lot of people have said that this is just too complicated. let me break it down for you. this is about american jobs, creating american energy for american families for the american economy and american workers. how complicated can that be? th