she and others...includin g 11-time olympic medalist ryan lochte....are trying to help the victims of hurricane sandy a year later. first on fox... the mother of a maryland state trooper who is still recovering this morning.. after being hit by a car during a traffic stop... is speaking out. paul gessler is live from shock trauma... where trooper jackie kline's family spoke to us exclusively. paul-- what did they have to say? it has been four days since jackie kline was hit by a car on route 100 in pasadena. she was helping another trooper on a suspected d-u-i stop by catherine avenue. she is in critical condition here... with a serious head injury and broken arm... along with other injuries. she was flown here early sunday morning. doctors immediately ordered a cat scan to see the full extent of the head trauma. her family in new jersey was called. her father... is a trooper there with new jersey state police. her mother... spoke exclusively with our joy lepola yesterday. amy kline, mother of trooper: 20.50.38 "this is the third day. seems like three months. there's just a lot going

she and others...includin g 11-time olympic medalist ryan lochte....are trying to help the victims of hurricane sandy a year later. an internet site is offering women a new way to save money on makeup....but it may be more risky than they know. a forum on the site, reddit, advertistses a "makeup exchange" that offers to connect people so they can swap used make up. customers say they have saved used make up. customers say they have saved as much as a hundred dollars a month by trading products instead of buying. but dermatologists say women should be aware they may be say women should be aware they may be swapping more than makeup. wolthoff says: "i'd say the biggest issue is when you're using something aroundt he eyes you can get viral infections, conjectivtis, styes. imagine using a lipstick that someone who had a fever blister... it would be like kissing something with a fever blister." the forum does list a number of tips and guidelines for sanitizing products but dermatologists warn there is no guaranteed safe way to use someone else's products. coming up... outrage... over a con

she'll be joined by olympic swimmer ryan lochte, richard simmons and other celebrities. it's shorter than her record setting swim from cuba to florida. >> she can't stay away from the water. >> no, she cannot. >>> here in the bay area, it's becoming less and less like pool weather. >> let's find out. >> yeah, in fact, we might find a little bit of a pool on the roadway. >> yes, i know. we have some expected rain in our forecast. right now as we take a look from our roof camera towards the embarcadero and the bay bridge, it's pretty clear right now. little bit of patchy fog along the coast to get us going, but very chilly temperatures. you'll notice that, that downtick in temperatures. in the north bay, you'll notice it. santa rosa, 44 degrees right now. as we head a little bit farther to the south, norbado. in concord, 66 degrees inland. i'll get to your accuweather seven day forecast but for now let's talk about traffic and see what's happening out there on the roads. we do have a grass fire reported. we have plenty of construction. as we take a look right now along eas

every 15 minutes a new swimmer hopped in with nyad including 11-time olympic medalist ryan lochte. >>urs straight, i know i couldn't do it. what she's doing right now is amazing. >> she was also joined by victims of the storm like this woman whose extended family lost a total of eight houses in that storm. >> i'm very grateful that she's doing this for us. it was absolutely incredible to even be in the same pool as someone that's accomplished so much. >> nyad raised more than $100,000 for americare, the

every 15 minutes a new swimmer hopped in with nyad including 11-time olympic medalist ryan lochte. >>urs straight, i know i couldn't do it. what she's doing right now is amazing. >> she was also joined by victims of the storm like this woman whose extended family lost a total of eight houses in that storm. >> i'm very grateful that she's doing this for us. it was absolutely incredible to even be in the same pool as someone that's accomplished so much. >> nyad raised more than $100,000 for americare, the organization helping people like so many get back on their feet. >>> and that will do it for "sg md." thank you so much for spending this half hour with me. i'm brooke baldwin. time to get you now back into the "cnn newsroom" with don lemon. >>> welcome back now to our live coverage here on cnn. i'm don lemon in los angeles. thank you so much for joining us. once again our top story this hour, the ongoing fight over the budget and debt limit in washington. 12 days in to this partial government shutdown, federal programs going nowhere. national parks closed. hundreds of thousands of gov

some are celebrit celebrities le olympic swimmer ryan lochte, but many are just folks wants to be helpwere hit pretty heavily by hurricane sandy as well as the surrounding community and we were up right today come support diana nyad in this wonderful cause. >> reporter: today a special volunteer, the 13-year-old daughter alyssa, an avid swimmer herself joined nyad for about 15 minutes of her two-day mission, a mission to help bring some relief to 10s of thousands. juan carlos molina, al jazerra, new york. >> nyad's new york city swim is expected to last 48 hours, her trip from cuba to florida took 53 hours in much more difficult conditions of course, that does did for this edition of al jazerra news, i am stephanie sy. remember morehead lines at the top of the hour, thanks so much for watching.

. >> shut down reality shows, like when ocho cinco did that thick and ryan lochte when he did that. >> that was sad. and i'm a gatear and that was sad for gators. >> don't limit bad reality shows to the athletes. there are a lot of bad reality shows out there period. >>

he's coming to lay next to me, not to mention, ryan lochte and richard simmons. >> richard simmons?d simmons. what kind of speedo is that guy going to have? we've got to see that! >> i'm going to give you some money, honey. >> one thing you did promise, diana, we were going to give you a facial when you got back. so we got one. >> you know what i'm going to need. you know what i'm going to need. you are -- >> here you go. we love you. >> you are a big hero to us. >> thank you so much. so sweet. >> i got to -- all right. you want your kid to have the same perseverance as diana nyad had in the water? some students share successful secrets. that's coming up. >> why am i doing this? yeah! >>> we are back kicking off our special campaign called "education nation" today. if you need help keeping your child on the right track we're about to find out the secrets of successful students. >> with cell phones, facebook, twitter, it's hard for kids to stay focused especially when it comes to hitting the books. here with advice, angela duckworth, associate professor of psychology at the universit

ryan lochte will be here. >> what stroke will ryan lochte have to do to go my speed?be in here for 48 hours. and people like lara, and other people, are going to be swimming along with you during various times. >> this is my lane. i'm on the west side. >> i don't come to your lane. >> don't bother me. i'm going to swim for 48 hours. it's not a big athletic event. i'm going to be in solidarity with the people who did go through sandy and tread water when i take my stops. bonnie and my crew will be right here, to help me with liquids and all that. but if i want to reach across the lane line and hug you and thank you for being here, i will. we don't have any big rules. >> 15 minutes. >> they told me you were going 24 hours until "gma" tomorrow. >> and those not able to get in the pool for health reasons or other things, you can participate. you can go to our website and donate. it's wonderful to be in here. but if you want to donate, you can do that. any last words before you get in the pool? >> is there a warm towel available. >> you know you normally start everything,

she'll be joined by olympic swimmer ryan lochte, richard simmons and the swim is five hours shorter than swim from cuba to florida. >> in a climate controlled pool area. not so much for you stepping outside this morning. >> that's exactly right. i'm sure that water is much warmer than what we've got out here. we also have some cooler temperatures today. taking a look from our exploratorium camera. for the next three days you can expect to see the temperatures dropping down. by friday it will start to go up a little bit. you know what, we do have a chance of showers on wednesday as well. our highs for today across the state, well, we are going to experience cooler conditions just about everywhere. certainly in the sierra we do have a winter storm advisory as well. all right. we do have several bad crashes in the bay area. look at that traffic, two of which are multiple vehicle crashes as we take you over to the caldicott tunnel in the westbound direction. there's a four-car crash out here. couple of lanes are blocked and debris is scattered everywhere. it sounds like someone was coming ou

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she will be joined by ryan lochte among other guests when she kicks off her swim today. >>> san josestate university is looking into a possible rat problem on campus. it comes after a rat ran right across stage during a speech by von walker. students and staff members say they've noticed a lot of rats in areas surrounded by construction on campus. >> a lot of my classes there has been rodents and stuff. i just want the construction to finish up quickly because it's kind of annoying. >> the school is now look into whether they have a bigger problem that could impact students health and safety. >>> time now 5:55. today engineers from all over california will be in los angeles calling for safer buildings that won't fall down during a major earthquake. los angeles city leaders say little has been done to upgrade so-called soft story buildings ever since the deadly north ridge quake in 1994. san fransisco recently required owners of soft story apartments to make them safer. now los angeles is taking steps to do the same. >>> students in pleasanton will walk to school today. it's part of w

. >> joining her with be ryan lochte and everyday new yorkers. >> those people want to be valued members are the people i admire. >> truly is a great cause. >> 48 hours. she gets 30 second breaks every 90 minutes to hydrate but treads water while she eats and drinks. >> not really resting because you have to tread water the whole time. >> nowhere to run or hide in the middle of manhattan. >> nowhere to run or hide in the middle of manhattan. >> no thanks. nearly 1 in 200 amicans suffer with the debilitating pain and constant disruption of inflammatory bowel diseasas. the toll is both physical and emotional. chances are you know someone with ibd. someone like me. i'm amy brennemann and i support the crohn's & colitis foundation of america. ccfa was created to help those with ibd c cope d to find a cure.. people with ibibd can't wait. won't you help someone you know?? >>> king news in america this morning -- shutdown showdown. day eight. the budget battle in washington enters its second week with a bigger economic threat nearing. we're live in washington. >>> unexplained illnesses. teacher

some of those who swam along for a few laps were richard simmons and 11-time olympic medalist ry ryan lochtet train slamming right into an 18-wheeler and smashing it to pieces. the train carried the flatbed about half a mile down the tracks. the driver says he stopped to yield to other cars, then couldn't move the rig quickly enough, so he ran for cover. believe it or not, no one was hurt. >>> stocks are up sharply in the first hour of trading with wall street growing more hopeful about a deal in washington. cnbc's mandy drury is here with what's moving your money. so i guess maybe they're looking at wash and saying they just might get this done. >> yeah, absolutely. and on those hopes, actually, chris, we saw some really sharp gains in stocks immediately in the first minutes of trade. we saw the dow pushing up above -- well above triple digits, and it's currently up about 170 points at last count. i'm just looking at the numbers there. obviously the hopes are here that the signs that we might get this budget impasse in washington breaking soon. the president meeting with the house republica

. >> joining her with be ryan lochte and everyday new yorkers. >> those people want to be valued membersse are the people i admire. >> truly is a great cause. >> 48 hours. she gets 30 second breaks every 90 minutes to hydrate but treads water while she eats and drinks. >> not really resting because you have to tread water the whole time. >> nowhere to run or hide in the middle of manhattan. >> no thanks. >>> making news in america this morning -- shutdown showdown. day eight. the budget battle in washington enters its second week with a bigger economic threat nearing. we're live in washington. >>> unexplained illnesses. teachers at a high school claiming that the campus is toxic, following a string of medical conditions. >>> a masked gunman tries to hold up a deli. but the clerk had a scarier weapon on standby. >>> no more bottles of beer on the wall, after a surprise, all caught on camera. >>> good morning. we begin with the fiscal crisis in washington. the social security administration, warning that checks to millions of americans may be in jeopardy unless the debt ceiling is raised.

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she will be joined by ryan lochte among other guest.f will kick off today. >> watching the weather this morning. fast-moving storms are moving through parts of minorities that have knocked out power in parts of new york and toppled trees in massachusetts. the national weather service is a warning of potential flooding in pennsylvania where there are small streams and pour draining. severe weather monday also delayed flights at philadelphia international airport by about 45 minutes. >> did have a huge thunder storms that have wrapped up that continue to work its way east. we are still dealing with a significant rain from virginia and south carolina again, everything is wrapping up and this is the only active weather across the country periods >> as we take a live look outside at our roof cam we are waking up to clear conditions. it is cold outside. santa up rosa is colder as 43 degrees. 49 degrees for oakland. 55 degrees and milder weather in downtown san francisco. if you did bring your jacket, and will probably needed today. low 40's--

swimming with her ryan lochte, nicky reid, and everyday new yorkers.. they want to live a good life. laugh, love, live, and help. those are the people i admire. >> all of the proceeds go to help the victims of hurricane sandy. >>> coming up, the nfl and brain injuries. the ne >>> professional football, what has become america's sport. the show seems the hits more violent than ever. now the nfl must confront a most serious issue. the possible correlation between football and brain damage. go award-winning journalists allege that the nfl waged a two decades long campaign to help cover up any potential link. they've written a book, called "league of denooil." they've produced a documentary for front line. take a look. >> at whatrice glory. the hall of fame center mike webster died at the age of 50, after years of combat on the field. >> reporter: mike webster, one of the best to ever play his position, died in 2002 after suffering for years with dementia and depression. after his death, he would become the first nfl player diagnosed with the neurological

swimming with her ryan lochte, nicky reid, and everyday new yorkers.help each other. they want to live a good life. laugh, love, live, and help. those are the people i admire. >> all of the proceeds go to help the victims of hurricane sandy. help the victims of hurricane sandy. >>> coming up, the nfl and brain february, 2013. a landmark transportation bill is up for consideration. even though it's backed by republican governor mcdonnell... ken cuccinelli joins tea party republicans to block the plan. but terry mcauliffe believes it's time to break through the gridlock in richmond. mcauliffe presses democrats to support the bill. and the bill passes. terry mcauliffe. putting virginia first. "i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad." >>> professional football, what has become america's sport. the show seems spectacular. the hits more violent than ever. now the nfl must confront a most serious issue. the possible correlation between football and brain damage. go award-winning journalists allege that the nfl waged a two decades

. >> joining her will be friends like olympic swimmer ryan lochte, nikki reed, and everyday new yorkersire. >> truly is a great cause. >> 48 hours. she gets 30 second breaks every 90 minut >>> making news in america this morning -- shutdown showdown. day eight. the budget battle in washington enters its second week with a bigger economic threat nearing. we're live in washington. >>> unexplained illnesses. teachers at a high school claiming that the campus is toxic, following a string of medical conditions. >>> a masked gunman tries to hold up a deli. but the clerk had a scarier weapon on standby. >>> no more bottles of beer on the wall, after a surprise, all caught on camera. >>> good morning. we begin with the

some are celebrities like olympic swimmer ryan lochte. >> we were hit heavily by hurricane sandy as well as the surrounding community, and we were cited to come support nyad in this wonderful volunteer. >> today a special volunteer, her 13-year-old daughter alyssa joined nyad for about 15 minutes of her two-day mission, a mission to help bring some relief to tens of thousands. juan carlos molina, al jazeera, new york. >> nyad's new york city swim which you see right there live is expected to last 48 hours. she's bl halfway through that. her trip from cuba to florida took 53 hours, and, of course, much more difficult conditions. nyad would be fighting some tough weather conditions if she were swimming in the ocean right now. for more on the national weather forecast let's bring in nicole mitchell. good morning. >> when i first heard this story before i saw it was in a pool and i just heard she was swimming in new york, i was thinking off the coastline. i thought that won't be good. we have a coast alal low dumpin lot of rain. there could be a flood potential with it. north carolina to vir

guests numbers will jump in including olympian ryan locke he -- lochte.ee days ago, the high was 90 degrees and today we did not even get to 70. one degree cooler than average. at 91.ord high is up the record low below freezing. was 37ning low this day degrees. down at ocean city with cool october air. thinner clouds as you head to the north and west. that is where we will see the chili is temperatures overnight tonight. fall isbably won't fast, so we will go from 56 around the harbor to about 46 overnight. that is a combination that struts update -- sets up a strong east and northeast wind. we expect to see a lot of cloud cover. not producing rain but by this time tomorrow afternoon, it looks like that low pressure system will be pushing rain into southern maryland and spreading back toward baltimore in the afternoon. possibility of moderate to heavy rain at times. remnants of tropical storm karen mixed in. it may well give us an inch or two of rain tomorrow night and into thursday or friday morning. the onshore flow will continue. trapping moisture righ

every 15 minutes a new swimmer hopped in with nyad including ryan lochte. >> 48 hours straight, i knows amazing. >> she was also joined by victims of the storm like alisa zeboinske whose family lost eight houses in that storm. >> i'm very grateful she's doing this for us. it was absolutely incredible to even be in the same pool as someone that accomplished so much. >> she raised more than $100,000 for the organization helping the zboinskis and thousands of others get back on their feet. thank you so much for spending this half hour with me. i'm brooke baldwin. "new day sunday" continues right now. >>> i hope that our talking is some solace to the american people. >> both sides are doing a lot of talking, but are they doing any fixing? the discussion, the debate, and the deadlock drags on in d.c. >>> finally answers and an arrest. a cold case solved this weekend after 22 years. >> we can now attach a name to this little girl. >> how a tip helped crack its case of 4-year-old baby hope. >> plus, faith and a whole lot of fortune. >> there is no secret what god can do. you see my bling? >>

he's coming to lay next to me, not to mention, ryan lochte and richard simmons. >> richard simmons?igns about health risks, and take steps to get back on track. no matter what your healthy is, aetna can help you get there. what's your healthy? >>> we are back kicking off our special campaign called "education nation" today. if you need help keeping your child on the right track we're about to find out the secrets of successful students. >> with cell phones, facebook, twitter, it's hard for kids to stay focused especially when it comes to hitting the books. here with advice, angela duckworth, associate professor of psychology at the university of pennsylvania. >> and perspective from students who got out. >> high school students. hi. >> welcome, everybody. >> all right. so angela, distractions are a major thing now. look, any kid would rather be on facebook, twitter, anything, as opposed to doing their work. it's hard to separate those two. >> absolutely. i argue self-control has been a prare parential concern. they're getting worse. algebra will never be as fun as "candy crush." one