bank in the poway area was robbed and two other banks were robbed recently a couple weeks ago. >> sofour banks in all. was she violent, did anybody get hurt in all this? how do the robberies go down? >> police say she wasn't violent at all would, go in, sometimes with a gun and she would put a demand note and give it to the teller and leave with cash and she didn't harm anybody. >> do we know -- let me ask you this, first off. she's married. there's a husband in the picture. what's he saying, did he know anything? >> we went to his house yesterday. he opened the door, we shook his hand and he just closed it. he didn't have anything to say. he hasn't said anything about the allegations against his wife. >> wow. i'm sure he's speechless at this point. do we know anything about the family situation that would lead to this? we're led to believe they had financial troubles. anything more on that, antonio? >> a lot of her friends say she was going through some financial troubles, records show she filed for bankruptcy at one time. all we know, she's a coktco cashier and just a soccer mom. s

so it's time to start the morning. >> rob's wife, jennifer, teaches fulltime. even with three jobs between them, the durazzos are struggling to make ends meet. in 2004, he left being a teacher to work at a real estate firm. >> i made my teacher's salary in the month of january. >> reporter: he lost the job when the real estate bubble burst. >> about a year ago, they called us on a wednesday, your cell phones are being turned off, your insurance is over on monday. we're closing the doors. it wasn't triage, it was total amputation. they cut off everything. >>. >> reporter: now as a long-term substitute, he make 2s/3 of the salary of a permanent teacher. >> i'm a teacher's yearly salary behind in debt right now. >> reporter: even so, he looks on the bright side. >> my mom said it to me -- she said, you know, there's people who can't find jobs at all. and you've been blessed with two. >> reporter: 54-year-old tony briones knows that all too well. he spent 30 years as a warehouse worker and in construction. >> got hurt in construction. i was drilling holes for a gas

what p up, rob? big low pressure region right across the midwest finally moved itself away it's anchored over ontario. that's the first batch. you saw the rain over texas. more in a second. i want to show you the rain affecting new england towards new york city. you have light showers out here. here's that boston radar, though. you can see the rain as it comes on through. it's been heavy at times. you start seeing the yellows and reds popping up into the long island sound, an indication of very heavy rain headed towards rhode island, it will get into boston. watch for delays there. i was watching a new york city tower cam just a moment ago, clouds are out there, you'll see sunshine later this afternoon but the winds will pick up. that's the story for the rest of new england, too. look at the heavy rain around dallas, houston. heavy downpours all night. rockport, texas, you've already seen a lot of rain. almost eight inches in the last 24 hours. that rain continues toward houston and another line comi

bank in the poway area was robbed. and then there were two other makes in the temecula area that were robbed recently, just a couple of weeks ago. >> so four banks in all. was she violent? did anybody get hurt in all this? how did those robberies go down? >> well, police say that she wasn't violent at all. she would go in, sometimes with a gun, and she would put a demand note and give it to the teller and just leave with some cash, didn't harm anybody. >> all right. do we know any -- let me ask you this first off. she's married. there's a husband in the picture. what's he saying? did he know anything? >> we went to his house yesterday. he opened the door, we shook his hand and he just closed it. he didn't have anything to say. he hasn't said anything about the allegations against his wife. >> wow. i'm sure he's speechless at this point. do we know anything about the family situation that would lead to this? we're led to believe they had some financial troubles? anything more on that, antonio? >> a lot of her friends sa

come help me, the dope dealer robbed me of my dope and money?s just absolutely ridiculous. and it really shows what type of person we're dealing with. and the fact that her credibility is absolutely nil. this is just one further step to get her to hopefully, hopefully break because she is the key to tell us where this kid is. >> norm, let's hear that 911 call where she was allegedly scoring dope. >> i need to you stay on the phone with me. okay? >> oh, my god, my leg and my arm hurt so bad. >> do you need an ambulance? >> yeah, i think so. oh, my god. my purse is ripped. i can't move it. i can't move it. >> okay. stay on the phone with me. okay? >> okay. oh, my god. >> do you know what he was wearing? >> all black. i know where he -- which way he ran. >> what did his gun look like? >> i don't know, he just -- >> you go score some dope right near a crack house, and then you call police crying because mr. dope dealer grabbed your arm during the transaction and you got a bruise. okay. i think that sums it up. let's get back to the issue at hand. to

he pulled out his gun when four people tried to rob his jewelry store.robbers shot at him first and this is what happened next. >> when i saw the flash of his gun, i drew my gun. i had it in my pocket and i fired five times. and as i was firing, everybody exited real quick. >> his store was robbed twice before, too. in one attack he was tied up and the robbers took everything. i guess he was ready to go, wasn't he? >>> a defect that could cause millions of cars to suddenly accelerate may be deeper than the carmaker actually thought. federal safety investigators are now looking. >>> the exact cause of the sudden acceleration problem involving some toyota and lexus models remains a deadly mystery and now the government has more to say about it. jennifer westhoven is looking out for you. this is creepy, suddenly your car speeds up. >> yeah. and it can go more than 100 miles an hour, really scary stuff. so we're following this one for you because transportation officials say the problem could go beyond those floor mats. there have been a lot of reports about

it's not clear if the men were out to rob the place. workers say the store would have had about $12,000 on hand at that time of night. >>> the space shuttle "atlantis" arrived at the international space station this morning. "atlantis" did a black flip so cameras aboard the station could scan it for possible damage from liftoff. nasa says a previous laser scan of the craft showed no damage. the "atlantis" crew will be on the international space station for about a week. that includes thanksgiving for delivering some big spare parts. >>> attorney general eric holder is telling a senate committee why he's ordered five suspects from the september 11th attacks to be prosecuted in federal courts. the suspects include the mastermind of the attack, khalid shaikh mohammed, including four others. critics of the plan including republican leaders in congress claim the trials will give mohammad a platform for airing anti-american votiews. holder says that doesn't concern him. >> if khalid shaikh mohammed makes the same statement he made in his mili

more on that in a bit, rob. >> i am surprised by the worded that they've chosen to sum up 2009.our facebook page. "unfriend" is the 2009 word of the year. >> we need to get facebook pages. >> according to the new oxford american dictionary. well, you silly goose, we just don't unfriend anybody. the runner-up is sexting. that if you don't know is sending racy texts and photos through your cell phone. >>> there's a big change. if you use a lot of gift cards, the cards will soon have a longer shelf life. >>> all right. it's time to salute our troops. come here, watch this one. army sergeant ebony johnson is in the spotlight. this salute is from her husband and 3-year-old son. >> hi, robin. this is james johnson sr. i'm saluting my wonderful wife, sergeant ebony job son. ebb, i just want to tell you i love you with all of my hard and i thank you for being brain enough to join the military to serve your country. i appreciate your sacrifice. i just want you to know that you will always be my angel. >> i love you, mommy. thank you. >> is that not the best or what? if you you have someb

what's going on, rob? let me take you to the east coast. impact is going to really affect millions of people because of the air travel. it's right around here. you can see the low pressure region south of cape hatteras, north carolina. high pressure to the north, difference in pressureses get the winds right off the ocean today and they're going to be strong. under the clouds, look at the heavy rain pouring it on. the outer banks, northern north carolina, most of virginia right now. just swallowed up with heavy rain. gets on in towards delaware, maryland. delaware just getting decent rain now. it falls shy of the philadelphia metro, getting light showers there. that's about all you'll get, off and on light showers. wind advisories from the jersey shore all the way to interior north carolina, including the charlotte metro region, winds gusting to nearly 50 miles per hour, especially around the coast. beach erosion we'll have it, high wind warnings, the counties shaded in red. those winds will gust to about 60 miles per hour before it begins

she'd been robbed. master sergeant silvia simons said it never occurred to her that she could get ripped off while serving in a combat zone. apparently burglars kicked in her backdoor, then systematically looted her home in stockbridge, georgia, that's just south of atlanta. >> it's heartbreaking that we're over there serving and somebody can do something like this. i was devastated. you know, because it's the little things. the grandfather's dog tags. you know my mother's wedding band. for me instead of putting him in prison, i think what we are to do is put him in full battle rattle, put him in the combat zone over there so they could fear for their life every minute. >> surveillance cameras captured images of the burglars later. not at moment that this was happening. police say they may be part of a major theft ring. >>> days after a california state student was beaten to death in his dorm room, his parents got a new shock when they opened the mail. gerald and elizabeth hawkins say they got a $29,000

we'll talk about that, rob, in the next couple hours. >>> this will give you a whole new meaning on thee domino effect. here you go. >> five, four, three, two, one. >> wow! look at that. those people set up and knocked down more than 4 million dominos in the netherlands yesterday. that's a new world record. to spice things up the organizers used pictures of different places around the world including new york. the new record built the old one by more than 140,000 dominos. >>> an nfl owner is caught on video making an obscene gesture during his team's win! rafer, come on! >> i couldn't believe it when i saw it, robin. this is right from the file of, e, no, he didn't. we blurred out the video so not to offend anyone. no mistaking what he is doing. during the titans win over buffalo there he is giving the gesture. i think they call it the bird in some parts of the country. a fan caught him on iphone video and that is an 86-year-old man. the nashville, tennessee report he was sitting with nfl commissioner roger goodell for part of the game. >> after the age of 75 you just get a pass. >> jus

you get about half an hour delay out of that first thing in the morning, rob. pretty good day to travel. >> we're scaring rafer. thank you. >>> brett favre returned to green bay this time, playing for one of the packers biggest rivals. let me point out, rafer, they've already played this year, but it's the first time at lambeau field, right? >> he has played there as a green bay packer. now he's coming in, in a minnesota vikings uniform. here's how the fans reacted. >> that was mean. >> lots of boos, boos, boos. a couple of people did stand and cheer during warm-ups and the game. favre had the last laugh. 40-year-old viking shredded green bay's defense, ripped the hearts of packer fans out and showed it to them. afterwards he commented on the mixed reception. >> packer fans were there. there was some purple. i saw just a mixture of everything, cheers, couple fingers. >> he means those number one fingers, the foam ones. >> they were the biggest surprise in the nfl. denver broncos were unbeaten until sunday. ravens destroyed them with the most exciting play in th

rob w. says the nfl wants everyone sober so they can watch the owner give the bird from the upper class boxes. in reference to tennessee titans owner bud adams. the best video of the day, swedish hockey league player scores a goal. he's so excited. what do you do? imp vise. and jump -- not through the glass. you want to jump off the glass. instead he got a surprise. it wasn't attached very well. he'll never, ever live that down. thankfully i'm pretty confident virginia has never, ever tried that. >> and i won't now. that looks like a practical joke. did somebody loosen something there? >> i don't think they did. let's hope not. >> i'm kidding. but it's unbelievable. you'd never expect that to happen. thanks so much. >>> so an acrobatic guy decided to risk a really ambitious gymnastics move. he measured 20 feet, put down some markers and took a really long run. check this out. >> makes it look easy, right? look at it again. that's today's viral video. hundreds of thousands of clicks on this o

phoenix police say justin pair broke into an apartment late friday night and tried to rob a man at gun point. when pair told the man inside not to move or he'd shoot, the man took off. and that's had when neighbors stepped in. >> when i came out i seen the gun, told my kids, get me my bat. and i went out there, we cracked him with the bat. >> he deserved whatever he got. he pointed a gun at all of us, saying, give us your money. he meant business. >> three victims had minor injuries. pair has a skull fracture and other life threatening injuries. >>> a marine who recently returned from afghanistan says he was a bit overwhelmed by the reception he got from a third grade class in arizona. sergeant andrew valora was stationed in afghanistan when he was adopted by the class and started getting packages and letters from the students. he was invited to the school thursday to meet the students and expected a small gathering. but the class had other ideas, putting on an extravagant party. >> i thought i was going to come home and see the kids in the class. i didn't think it was going to be a hu

there you go, rob. more in a little bit. >> and it is. >> indeed. >>> munching on a waffle this morning? you'll be hard-pressed to find eggos well into last year. >>> a woman fell onto a platform. the incredible way she was rescued. >>> time right now to salute our troops. today's shout-out is to marine corporal greg yarborough. his mom is very proud of her. >> hi, robin. i'm saluting my son, a corporal in the united states marine corps. greg, we're so proud of you. we miss you so much, can't wait for you to return home. god bless you, greg. you're such a role model for your younger brother, sister, and all your cousins. we're so grateful for all your sacrifices. we miss your practical jokes and your laughing and bear hugs. be safe and hurry home to us. >> do you have somebody in the service? go to cnn.com/robin. >>> brace yourself for a waffle short theage. kellogg's says eggo waffles will be in short supply across the country until next june. that's from the "atlanta journal-constitution." the plant i

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justin pear broke into an apartment and tried to rob a man at gunpoint. when he told the man not to move or he'd shoot the man took off and neighbors stepped in. >> i saw the gun and i told the kids, get my bat. we cracked him with the bat. >> he deserved what he go. he pointed a gun at us. he meant business. >> three victims had minor injuries. pear has a skull frk churnd other injuries. a marine returning from afghanistan said he was overwhelmed by the reception he got by a third grade class. he was adopted by the class and started to get packages and letters from the students. he was invited there thursday to meet the students and expected a small gathering, but the class had other idea, putting on an extravagant party. >> i thought i was just going to come home and see the kids and the class. i didn't think it was going to be a huge production, but it's very nice to see how much they think i meant to them. i hope i can convey how much they really mean to me. >> the children sang a song he's familiar with, "god bless the usa." while he was in afghanist

what we do know is that multiple suspects physically beat her, robbed her, and sexually assaulted her. and only a few hours ago was she released from the hospital. >> unbelievable. we are finding out kids sensed danger as they looked outside the dance. where was security? girl's raped for more than two hours. didn't anyone see anything? here's the school district's response. >> we had four uniformed police officers and a number of teachers and administrators who were both inside and outside. we didn't do a perimeter walk of the school. this is on the far side of the school at the perimeter. >> all right. as always, we take your phone calls. the number 1-877-tell-hln. as we mentioned, someone finally did step in, step up. joining me now the woman who made the 911 call. her name is marguerita. we'll talk to her in a second. hey, margueriteta. also joining us henry lee, reporter san francisco chronicle. marguerita, let's start with you. thank you, first off, for stepping up and doing what no one else would so we thank you for your courage first off. the tell us how you found out that a y

, and i feel shaniya was robbed. she was very intelligent and she had such a wonderful, kind soul, and her spirit brightened every day of everyone she touched. >> shaniya's aunt fighting back the tears and emotions. we also grieve the loss of a beautiful 5-year-old girl. taking your calls on this, 1-877-tell-hln. her own mother is facing charges of selling shaniya for prostitution as a sex slave. we also have a mario mcneil, con viced felon, accused of kidnapping shaniya. let's listen to another 911 call. let's get the one set up about what shaniya was wearing. this is her own mother, antoinette davis, what we believe, at least at this point, faking the 911 call talking about what her little girl was wearing. let's listen to this. >> she's mixed, by racial. >> what was wearing? a blue shirt with designs on the front but her hair is out. >> did she have on any pants -- >> she didn't take no shoes, no pants, no nothing. >> did she have on underwear? >> yes, ma'am. >> do you know what color? >> they're white and got pin

many years ago, when you were very young, patty hearst was videotaped robbing a bank with an m-16 rifle. she was acquitted of that bank robbery by proving that she had been brainwashed and kidnapped and went along for fear of her own life and safety -- >> okay. pause. put giudice up on the screen. put him up. >> i'm here. >> number one, i never believed patty hearst. that was complete b.s. >> she -- >> number two. no, you had your turn. number two, she was held by the sim beon lebanese army -- >> that's right. >> -- for many, many weeks. this woman was held according to her for 24 hours. you're saying all this b.s., ray -- >> my point is don't jump to the automatic conclusion because you haven't heard all the facts, as usual. >> ray? >> yes, nancy. >> are you suggesting this is a real kidnap? >> i'm suggesting she may have some defenses that may -- >> i'm asking you, are you saying this is a real kidnap? >> i don't know the answer. as a defense lawyer i'm going to defend -- you asked me to defend her. i'm going to defend her. >> maybe you should listen to sue moss' rendition of the fact

schmidle, probably the best travel book written by an american in this generation. >> guest: thanks, rob. >> "after words "is available as a podcast. more in just a moment. >> did you know you can view booktv programs online? go to booktv.org. type the name of the author, book or subject into the search area in the upper left-hand corner of the page. select the watch link. now you can view the entire program. you might also explore the recently on booktv box, or the featured programs box to find and view recent and featured programs. >> "after words," with nicholas schmidle and ralph peters continues. >> host: i'm ralph peters, and we're having a great time today -- at least i am -- talking with nicholas schmidle, the author of to live or to perish forever, a book on his two recent years in pakistan, a country very much in the headlines and which is going to dominate headlines, i think, for some time to come. nick, one of the many striking things about this well-told series of tales is the time you spent with the taliban. not fighting -- i want to make it clear not fighting u.s. troops a

let's check in with rob stone in our network studios. >> 14 unanswered point is about south carolina now following an interception. garcia finds saunders, nine- yard score. gamecocks with this first lead of the afternoon. >> boy, andre, they have had some troubles at south carolina closing out the season. if south carolina can hang on, that would do wonders for the gamecocks. >> dave patted in the air and intercepted. strahan, brad ankle and hall, to the 40, and -- bad ankle and all! to the 40, and dropped at the 39! >> andre: boy, gets a hand on his football, tipping it he his buddy tray hand. just like you draw it up in the tip drill. watch it right here, tyson lee trying to force one in. honey... the credit fairy... doesn't exist. what? it's make-believe. nobody left anything under your pillow. if there's no credit fairy then who will make our credit score go up? we will. by doing things like paying our bills on time. announcer: there's no magic to improving your credit. but there's help and it's free. go to creditfairy.org what? >>> you're looking at jonathan cornell. tipped it t

. >> let's go to rob stone. >> akron and louisville fired their head coaches today, but it appears the vacancy at memphis will be filled by lsu running back coach larry porter. ls knew to action a little later tonight as they host arkansas ark at 7:00. >> dave: larry porter, good move for him. >> andre: yeah, there will be a lot of movement going on in the next couple of weeks in college football, as guys look to fill vacancies, and try to blaze a key cuting trail a little bit faster, maybe get a jump start on recruiting for memphis. >> dave: and mullen had to jump start it, as quick as he could. last year when he got hired as mississippi state's het coach. >> andre: he jump started things this second half, that's for sure. >> dave: just outside the 20- yard line. bumphis makes them miss. inside the 15, down to the 13! tillman finally brings him down! but three rebels had a chance to make the tackle and couldn't do it! >> andre: boy, he is tough to get down. but they've got a big concern right now, as the starting center for ole miss is down. watch the block of the quarterback right th

i know she didn't go in there to rob or murder anyone. there are horrific crimes that go unsolved every day. i wish we would focus on the killers first instead of prosecuting a teacher who had a bad tantrum at a store. is that worth 15 years of her life and our tax dollars i'm jane velez-mitchell and that's my issue. >> wash "issues with jane velez-mitchell" every day. >>> "new moon" opens at midnight. here is what fans have to say after watching an advanced screening.  >>> angry college students and cash strapped californians stand their ground outside a campus building in protests against hiking their fee. >>> three of the teens accused of setting a boy op fire make a court appearance, how they pled and how the parents of the victim say he is doing. >>> before a judge weighs in on same-sex marriage. should you have a say at the ballot box? on this friday eve, i'm so glad to have your company. i'm christi paul. thanks for being with us. hundreds are demonstrating, chanting, marching around ucla building right now whe

what's going on, rob? i want to start across the tropics right now because we're still watching ida. it is interacting with land in the nicaragua-honduras border. it is throwing a lot of rain especially on the coast of honduras right now. this situation will emerge back into the water, and once that happens, it has a chance to restrengthen just a bit. i want to show you the path of this as it heads over cancun over the weekend and mid-week next week, it's in the gulf of mexico as a tropical storm. i want you to look at this because we're not done with hurricane season yet. this is something we'll be watching over the next couple days, especially the florida coast, alabama, mississippi. it looks like it's bending just a bit, so we have the weekend to watch this thing. as for the rest of the country, low pressure building right now south of nova scotia. breezy conditions are out there. winds are going to come back around and hit you in florida again from the ocean so another day of high tides. a little light

robbing banks. >>> all right. the new york stock exchange open for business. traders may be getting kisses this friday. that's the president of the hershey ringing the bell. 100 years ago this weekend the company's founder started the hershey industrial school to help low income children. >>> police say new video of a missing girl shows her with a man at a motel shortly after she disappeared from her home. police identified the man and charged another man in the case. they won't say how they're connected and they still don't know where 5-year-old shania davis is. >>> more than 80 other people were woundeda massive 800-pound bomb ripped tlau government intelligence headquarters in peshawar. a second car bomb hit a police station south of the city. >>> anthony sowell, the man that owns the cleveland house where 11 bodies were found pleaded not guilty to charges that led to the investigation at his home. now, the charchs were not related to the bodies. also, police expanded their search. they took away several evidence bags from a nearby property. >>> those are t

what's going on, rob?out with the radar picture super imposed on the map with planes on top of that. the reason i'm showing you this is this is atlanta. look at the heavy rain over it. that is all from ida. it stretches all the way back into northern alabama and eastern parts of mississippi. we have a delay at atlanta airport, a 40-minute delay, probably grows to over an hour. same are new orleans with the wind out there. will philly, morning fog. otherwise, charlotte, orlando, rain and wind down in florida, jacksonville, orlando, tampa. maybe even miami with the wind looking at some short delays. seattle, san francisco out west, it's low clouds, 30-minute to one-hour delays. i'll have the latest on tropical storm ida, where it's headed, in about ten minutes. >>> in this economy, jobs are hard to find. there's something else hard to find this holiday season. some of the most popular toys! say it ain't so. the president meets with his national security team tomorrow. >>> the man accused of trying to blackma

art lewis says he pulled out his gun when four people tried to rob his jewelry store monday. he said one of the robbers shot at him first and this is what happened. >> when i saw the flash of his gun, i drew my gun. i had it in my pocket. and i fired five times. and as i was firing, everybody exited real quick. >> you think? his store, though, has been robbed twice before and in one attack he was tied up and robbers took everything. >>> a florida man has settled for an undisclosed amount with a casino near tampa after thinking he had won $166 million on a slot machine. the seminol hard rock casino said it was a mistake. top prize was $99,000 and since it was broken the casino wouldn't even pay him that. >> they make you think you won and make everyone around you think you won and an hour after they say, well, you know, we got to investigate this and it's probably a malfunction. >> they have settled on an indisclosed amount. gaming commissioners are trying to figure out why the machine malfunctioned. >> our money expert clark howard serves in the georgia state guard and this w

many years ago, when you were very young, patty hearst was videotaped robbing a bank with an m-16 rifle. she was acquitted of that bank robbery by proving that she had been brainwashed and kidnapped and went along for fear of her own life and safety -- >> okay. pause. put giudice up on the screen. put him up. >> i'm here. >> number one, i never believed patty hearst. that was complete b.s. >> she -- >> number two. no, you had your turn. number two, she was held by the symbionese liberation army -- >> that's right. >> -- for many, many weeks. this woman was held according to her for 24 hours. you're saying all this b.s., ray -- >> my point is don't jump to the automatic conclusion because you haven't heard all the facts, as usual. >> ray? >> yes, nancy. >> are you suggesting this is a real kidnap? >> i'm suggesting she may have some defenses that may -- >> i'm asking you, are you saying this is a real kidnap? >> i don't know the answer. as a defense lawyer i'm going to defend -- you asked me to defend her. i'm going to defend her. >> maybe you should listen to sue moss' rendition sue --

nicholas backstrom, robbed by vesa toskala. he gives up off 4 goals a game but he comes up big here. jason, reviewed, upheld and we are tied at 1. seconds remaining. varlamov with the save on the shot by kaberle. no scoring in o t so to the shootout we would end up going. caps down 1-0. ovechkin, only he goes wide. that means if hagman can beat varlamov, the leafs win it and that's what happened on the back hand. varlamov was great in net but hagman got him twice. and it's the first win of the year for toskala as the capitals will fall tonight by that score of 2-1. washington 0- for-4 on the power play. a real factor in this one. as they didn't take many penalties but they didn't cash in when they had the opportunity. alan, let's go pack to simeon varlamov because you can't tell the story in this game. it goes down in the books as a loss for the washington capitals but last year in game 3 in the pittsburgh playoff series where he was nothing short of spectacular while the team in front of him wasstumbling and tumbling. they los

he robbed kate of her money and now he would be robbing his fans of the best reality show.ou know the producers are pitching this as the next great pairing. i'm already going to set my tivo for that. come on! >> you're ready for this. you're hoping they sign on. well, "jon minus kate plus octomom" reports come on the heels of octomom confessing that she actually has a crush on jon gosselin. and you've got to hear the octomom's dating advice to jon and his 22-year-old girlfriend. watch. >> i have a crush on jon gosselin. is that his name? he's hot. >> what do you think about him dating a 22-year-old girl? >> he's dating? >> yeah. >> i think the media should leave them alone and stop exploiting them for money and you know and people are entitled to their privacy. >> please! hyla, explain that one. the octomom thinks jon's dating life should be private, but she's considering signing up to be on a dating reality show with him? what?! >> we've figured out the formula in hollywood. you say one thing and do another. kate gosselin goes on shows and says, jon shouldn't be talking to

he robbed brooks laich >> craig: i don't think that brooksy caught all of that. he would like to gate one. he got jammed a little bit. he has the same shot at alex ovechkin did on the goal there is a the bouncing biscuit there you can see it tumble toward the net. the tumble allows the goal tender to utilize his quickness to get across to stop brooksy. laich had a goal an assist in that home opening. at toskala's expense. we saw john carlson ring the iron last night against kerry bright. is oh, so close to his first nhl goal. hagman did not the clear it out. gap ski, in, jammed out of the way by varlamov working the cycle, tied up by brendan morrison. the good pivot to the slot, went all the way through to 63 red. that's andrew gordon, just up from the american league. is he onside? no, that's why he didn't play it. he and tomas fleischer were ahead. an uncontested clear by francois beauchemin. stempniak around fehr. fehr with a well placed snapshot an evening going giving washington the lead against montreal that they eventually squanderred. kulemin didn't handl

used to have to rob a bank with a gun.ow, if you are a particularly clever with hacking, you could probably robbed a bank and nobody would know about it. host: you think the foreign intelligence officers are relying on data more than street reporting? guest: i think they are no different than we are. we develop sources and try to find up what is going on and technology has become an important part of what we do. host: one more call for you. tucson, good morning, steve, on the democrats' line. thank you for taking my call. it seems pretty clear that congress and the american people have been misled going into iraq. the more i've researched it, the more it gets clearer. if you look at the article of impeachment, and all of the evidence that is out there -- why was nothing done? if bill clinton 10 be impeached for lead about having an affair is it that absolutely nothing seems to have been done? thankç guest: i think the way it was done is the way that we do it in general, that is, we vote against people that we think it's th

robbing banks. >>> also, want to grab a piece of history? buy bernie madoff's golf clubs and, okay, well, the money does go for a good cause. ♪ >>> such a good song. a minivan driving soccer mom has been charged with a string of bank robberies in southern california the agents arrested a 37-year-old mother of five after connecting her wrecked minivan to the crimes. this is surveillance video of roxanne pennock. reports say the family was having money problems. the fbi says that she hit at least four banks. a kid's haircut got him suspended from school. >>> whether it's freedom of expression or a distraction. well, dustin says he was sent immediately to the principal's office when he showed up with the cincinnati bengals helmet design in his hair. he was given an in-school suspension. he's in eighth grade, meaning he will be kept in isolation until his hair grows out so he can do his schoolwork. administrators say they've given dustin warnings about his hair in the past. his parents say they are proud of him and they are being unfair and that

nu'keese richardson and mike edwards were dismissed after they allegedly tried to rob other students at a car in a convenience store. they have not been found guilty yet. jansen jackson allegedly in the car, his status remains on hold. and another tennessee story. tennessee titans owner bud adams was fined $250,000 for flipping the bird during their win over buffalo. that is an awful lot of money. does the punishment fit the crime? here is what you're saying about it. phil e. wrote on our facebook page, it starts at the top. if the owner can't behave, how can he expect the players to? meanwhile, william j. disagrees. says too much. the nfl is trying to get this clean image for the viewers. last time i checked the sport is football not shuffle board. if you or disagree, tell us what you think cnn.com/robin. click on the facebook link. we will be reading them all morning long. there are some great ones there already. dennis rodman, i was a big fan of this guy when he was with the bulls -- >> me, too. >> he was temporarily detained in germany for allegedly skipping out on a $5,000 bar t

justin pear broke into an apartment late friday night and tried to rob a man at gunpoint. when pear told the man inside not to move or he'd shoot, the man took off and that's when neighbors stepped in. >> when i came out, i seen the gun. i told my kids, get me my bat. and i went out there, we cracked him with the bat. >> he deserved whatever he got. he pointed a gun at all of us, saying, give us your money. he meant business. >> three victims had minor injuries. pear has a skull fracture and other life-threatening injuries. >>> southwest airlines is saying it's sorry for kicking a mother and her toddler off a flight. the crew booted them because the boy's screams of "go, plane, go" and "i want daddy" drowned out the pre-flight safety announcement. the boy's mom says she was confident he would have behaved once the plane took off, but they never got that chance. southwest called her, offered her a refund and a $300 travel voucher. >>> a marine who recently returned from afghanistan said that he was a bit overwhelmed by the reception he got from a third grade class in arizon

remnants of ida, coming up in ten minutes, rob. >> wuf rough day for travelers. >>> you probably saw the video of a woman who fell on tracks in front of an oncoming train. really close. now hear from the train operator. >> y8 >>> okay, everybody stretch. you ready for wednesday? morning, sunshine. i'm robin meade. you know, the nation is about to honor its service members who put their lives on the line for the country. you're going to hear what celebrations are planned for this veterans day today. >>> an airline pilot apparently had one too few many before he showed up for work. what happened minutes before takeoff in the cockpit. >>> plus -- >> this was utter chaos as these men tried to open this store. >> reporter: he's talking about a shopper trampled to death on black friday last night. now how lessons from then may have helped prevent it from happening again. what's interesting about that is they're learning something from the super bowl and how they're going to try to preventd that from happening this year. >>> if you have someone in your life who has served in the military, t

homes are already flooded. >> it's an amazing amount of rain, rob. what song is this?m the dixie chicks. i'm just the human jukebox machine over here. >> it's funny. not my cup of tea. but people love that stuff. let's throw it in there. >> good morning. >> you talk about that rain in louisiana, shreveport just in the month of october alone had over 20 inches of rain. it's been prolific down there. good news here, over the next five to six days, drying out for the gulf coast. no rain in the forecast. not true when you get towards the jersey coast, in towards philly, up towards new york city. all the blue, that's the radar picture picking up a little bit of rain ahead of a bigger low down to the south. i want to show you this map. pretty interesting what's going on this week as opposed to last week. we have a couple storms we're watching. a cold front towards chicago and the cold front off the coast of the carolinas. the baseball game tonight, world series game, should be okay. you might see the low clouds, maybe a sprinkle or two. they will get the game in. then we foc

police arrested an 18-year-old suspect they say he broke into the nun's home to rob her. >>> hurricaneing up speed and could grow into a category 2 storm. it's roaring over the caribbean into the gulf of mexico. before heading toward the southern u.s. >>> that is a check of sunday morning headlines. welcome back to hln. thanks for joining us. investigators are combing through every piece of evidence they can find to answer a key question in the shooting spree at ft. hood. as ted rollins report, everyone wants to know why an army psychiatrist opened fire on his fellow soldiers. >> reporter: investigators say clues as to why nadil hasan allegedly went on a shooting rampage are still being gathered, 170 witnesses and victims have been interviewed so far. although they believe he was the only shooter, they won't rule out that hasan may have had help. >> all evidence at this point indicates the suspect allegedly acted alone. in the actual shootings at the readiness center on 5 november. >> reporter: key to the investigation way be hasan's computer. at 2:37, thursday morning, 11 hours before

and four people with guns reportedly tried to rob a squulry store, but you have to hear how ap-84-year-old man stopped them all by himself. >>> morning, sunshine. time for today's salute to the troops. this salute is from marty collins to her husband, james jack collins. she wants him to know that she and the entire family are praying for him and that their two dogs miss him so much. >> my name is marty collins. i'm from erieville, new york. and i would like to salute my husband. i miss you so much. you're the best husband anyone could hope for and my best friend. mom and dad and willie and i and everyone are praying for you and we can't wait up you're home with us. >> if you have somebody in the service and you want to salute them, we'd like to help you. go it cnn.com slash robin. >>> more on our top story. republicans may be on the come back trail. the gop is expected to sweep two key gubernatorial elections in new jersey cnn projects that chris christie defeated jon corzine there. then we take to you virginia where cnn projects that bob mcdonnell crushed creigh deeds. it may not be a di

. >>> a rob si suspect is in critical condition after a group of people reportedly beat him up.hoenix police say justin parr broke into an apartment late friday night and tried to rob a man at gunpoint. the man told the man inside not to move or he'd shoot. the man took off. that's when neighbors stepped in. >> when i came out i seen the gun. i told my kids get me my bag. and i went out there we cracked him with the bat. >> he deserved whatever he got. he pointed the gun at all of us, saying, you know, give us your money. he men business. >> three vick ims were hurt, none seriously. he has a skull fracture and other life-threatening injuries. >>> a commercial flight about to depart from cypress to athens, greece, had an unexpected delay. police say the cypress airways jet was set to take off when a 28-year-old man opened a rear exit and slid down an emergency chute. he then jumped the airport fence and disappeared. authorities don't know why he bolted from the plane but they have issued an arrest warrant for him. >>> one of our frequent i-reporters says she's really creeped out

happens then you have this hybrid for all kinds of funny things start happening for people that were once rob -- moderate republicans moving to the republican party in the coalition and one is even more but it can lead to more factory within that coalition as we have seen in health care. >> he said one of the big revolutions was increasing tolerance particularly by the on. that doesn't go by populism and glenda back or any of those other things. >> it doesn't but i don't think young voters are paying that much attention. if you look at who is at the tea party use they are not young people by and large. what is this is their life experiences. the fact that they are going to school with diverse racial groups. that they are dating people of diverse races and think very little about it. indeed, the very definition of race is going to change so rapidly. i give you just one example, new gingrich understood this and when he was speaker he actually got a change so that on federal forms like education people could check more than one race. well, of course, that makes sense doesn't it? and how one

it's not clear whether the men were out to rob the place. the workers say the store would have had about $12,000 on hand at that time of night. >>> the space shuttle "atlantis" arrived this morning. live pictures coming to you. there they are. just before docking at the iss. it did a black flip so cameras on board could scan it for possible damage from liftoff. nasa says a previous laser scan of the craft showed no damage, thankfully. the crew will be at the international space station for about a week, cluding thanksgiving. they're delivering some pretty big spare parts to the station. look at that. all looks good. >>> attorney general eric holder is telling a senate committee why he's ordered five suspects from the september 11th attacks be prosecuted in federal court. here are live pictures coming to you right now through this heari hearing. the suspects include the mastermind of the attacks, khalid shaikh mohammed and four other men. critics of the plan including republican leaders in congress claim the trial will pose a security threat

guys, thanks again, rob and john, michelle, we appreciate it. more "prime news" coming up. >>> welcome back to "prime news" on hln. continuing a conversation, we're so thankful 7-month-old baby shannon dedrick is alive and doing well. but the details of how she was taken by her babysitter/auptd is chilling. not only the babysitter/aunt facing charges but her mind as well as they concocted this scheme so she could take over. want to bring you john lucich former criminal investigator. one of many disturbing notes in this story is little baby shannon, there was allegations of abuse when she was just 2 weeks old. >> complaints came in right away two weeks after being born. if you look at this am would's background which goes back to 1987, year going to see this is not the first time she's done this. again, this is too many cases where the government continues to let us down. the process, judicial system, this woman received ten years in jail and got suspended to 80 days. >> let's get the background on that because, michelle, when we look at that, we

we know they can rob banks.er and more serious threat. >> kroft: jim lewis is a director at the center for strategic and international studies, and he led a group that prepared a major report on cyber security for president obama. what was it that made the government begin to take this seriously? >> lewis: in 2007 we probably had our electronic pearl harbor. it was an espionage pearl harbor. some unknown foreign power-- and, honestly, we don't know who it is-- broke into the department of defense, to the department of state, the department of commerce, probably the department of energy, probably nasa. they broke into all of the high- tech agencies, all of the military agencies, and downloaded terabytes of information. >> kroft: terabytes? >> lewis: a terabyte is... it's hard to say. the library of congress, which has millions of volumes, is about 12 terabytes. so we probably lost the equivalent of a library of congress worth of government information in 2007. >> kroft: all stolen by foreign countries? >> lewis:

many years ago, when you were very young, patty hearst was videotaped robbing a bank with an m-16 rifle. she was acquitted of that bank robbery by proving that she had been brainwashed and kidnapped and went along for fear of her own life and safety -- >> okay. pause. put giudice up on the screen. put him up. >> i'm here. >> number one, i never believed patty hearst. that was complete b.s. >> she -- >> number two. no, you had your turn. number two, she was held by the symbion lebanese army -- >> that's right. >> -- for many, many weeks. this woman was held according to her for 24 hours. you're saying all this b.s., ray -- >> my point is don't jump to the automatic conclusion because you haven't heard all the facts, as usual. >> ray? >> yes, nancy. >> are you suggesting this is a real kidnap? >> i'm suggesting she may have some defenses that may -- >> i'm asking you, are you saying this is a real kidnap? >> i don't know the answer. as a defense lawyer i'm going to defend -- you asked me to defend her. i'm going to defend her. >> maybe you should listen to sue moss's rendition of the fact

was twilight's robert pattinson robbed? we have the great debate. miley cyrus trashes twilight. >> i don't like any of the stuff. i don't like the wolf that pops out on the screen when i'm watching my tv at night. i don't like it. i don't want anything to do with it. >> you won't find vampires at her party in the usa or anywhere. is it a bad move for mile to diss a movie her fans are probably totally obsessed with? >> the "showbiz news ticker" with more stories from the newsroom making news right now. >> you are watching "showbiz tonight" on hln. keep on watching the bottom of your screen for more nonstop, compelling and provocative news from "showbiz tonight." . >> >> kate moss is being slammed by eating disorder activist over something she said. in an interview she said her motto is "nothing tastes as good as skinny feels." that's a slogan posted all over pro anorexia websites that encourage girls not to eat. they call her comments shocking and irresponsible. her agency said this was part of a longer answer kate gave in a wider-ranging interview t