>> schneider: yes.ide of temple's brain. >> stahl: what i saw floored me. what did you think when you saw that? that is temple... that is that... that is that? >> schneider: that is this section and how it projects out. >> stahl: but that's dramatic! >> schneider: that's dramatic. >> stahl: schneider thinks this dramatic disorganization of the wiring may explain the language impairments seen in autism, but he won't know for sure until he scans more people. he hopes, among other things, that, one day, a brain scan will be able to diagnose autism early and tell parents if their child will ever speak. so, he's affectionate. >> amanda williams: he's very, very affectionate. >> stahl: meantime, parents like amanda williams, nathan's mother, are latching onto the ipad, marveling at how the device is opening windows into their children's minds, even if the windows are open only a crack. >> williams: i can't express to you enough, like, how amazing it is to watch him take his little finger and go like that in a

so bonnie schneider, you were right. we want to go from bad food to the bad weather. 2,000 calories a day, and that's a lot for people our size. >> for a man, maybe not a woman. >> at least not a woman our height. so this was a tornado that touched down in virginia last night. >> yeah, and it was a big one. now we're cleaning up from the damage and looking at a much calmer day today. but there is an exception. i'm going to talk about the great lakes because we are looking at severe storms rolling through the region. what that means is very windy weather. you can already see the rain picking up across detroit. that's going to continue for a good portion of the morning. so we're watching for that. we have rain moving into buffalo on into upstate new york. a lot of that precipitation will continue and become vigorous. let's look at current wind speeds because they are intense and climbing higher as we go through the day. you see they're climbing all the way to 20 miles per hour. the gusts could get as high as 50 miles per h

bonnie schneider has a check of weather. for parts of the country, right? fall is here. >> fall is here, but you wouldn't know it in atlanta for sure. it's been so warm. we've been enjoying temperature in the 80s. it's feeling like summertime. that's all going to change because we are anticipating some changes in the forecast. notice this big, warm area over the southeast. high temperatures today will be soaring to 85 in atlanta. that may very well shatter a record because look at these record numbers. you can see the record high for today is actually 85 set back in 1941. let's go outside now and wake up to the southeast. we can show you that we're looking at a beautiful morning as the sun comes up over the city. we are going to see change, as i mentioned, in the forecast not just for atlanta but for a good portion of the midwest and the great lakes. gorgeous morning out there. notice the rain sliding through chicago. some heavy downpours anticipated all moving into the chicagoland area now. and that's sliding into detroit,

your aunt sue. >> soon, judy schneider gives birth to koresh's daughter.sband, steve, works the camera. >> we will put her on. what is your name? >> my name is judy schneider koresh and this is my daughter. >> when i first came to mt. carmel and started realizing that a lot of the children were fathered by david, i think if i had someone i really cared about going into it j i don't know if i would have stayed. i was in the unique position where i was a single guy and to me, going through the experience and staying with my conviction was worth it. more than one wife is acceptable in the scripture. as long as you can take care of them. his kids, in essence, were special. they were his children and part of, you know, one of the seals was him actually having children for god. the mothers really wanted them being raised as close to pure scriptural life as possible. it made me wonder, how does he do it? how can he be in control of the situation to that extent? i have a different perspective now, obviously, than i did then. and the perspective now is david koresh

this saturday from six through 11 they are putting on a night of games for william schneider. it'll be held at the middle river volunteer ambulance rescue and we will send you to the website for more information and already kelly the funds are coming in and william will get that dog. we will be out there to see the dog come protect him. >> thank you. great story. see what you can do to help. >>> coming up a truck overturns, causing a chain reaction on a nebraska interstate. we will tell you how many people were injured. >>> burned by something that came in the mail. where the investigation stands. . >>> dozens of people were injured when a bus hit an overturned semi trailer in central nebraska. five people when in the hospital, the driver of the bus is in critical condition. the state police say the semi overturned after the driver drifted toward the medium and over corrected then a second truck clipped it and ended up in a ditch, followed by the bus. wow. >>> fbi still trying to identity the substance that injured six during a hazmat scare in oregon. employees at a portland v

andrew schneider, "nightly business report, houston. >> tom: tomorrow, we head to colorado to look at how two very different food businesses are putting more jobs on the menu there. >> susie: still ahead on tonight's program-- a guide to navigating open enrollment season with your health insurance provider. >> tom, another good day on the markets as i think a lot of people are feeling optimistic about what the jobs report will be tomorrow. >> tom: in anticipation of jobs on friday and a bit of a holiday on monday with columbus day for the bond market. so lots on tap for tonight so let's get to it with our market focus. three straight sessions of triple-digit gains for the dow jones industrial average, helped by more confidence coming from europe and a stronger than expected showing last month by shoppers. even with the trio of up sessions this week, the dow remains in this tight range we've seen since august. this is the past 90 sessions. the index remains down more than 10% from its july high. bank of america helped lead the gains in the financial sector today, up almost 9%. it remai

schneider spokesman said he bought the lady ann along with investors.word on when we'll see the lady ann. >> that would get your attention. >> the georgetown harbor, that little dingy of yours. >> where is the advice? that's all i'm thinking about. >> perhaps you might be thinking about dressing up like a millionaire or a football player for halloween. >> if you haven't figured out the perfect costume, time to put on that thinking cap. >> jessica doyle has a look at what people are spending their money on. >> retailers don't think they'll be spooked by the economy. the national retail federation says the average american will spend about 72. up $6 from 2010. total sales, $6.8 billion. >> most people will spend the majority of their budget on costumes. the average person will spend $25 on costumes for themselves, children, and their pets w. e see the average person spending $20 on candy and $20 on decorations. >> a third of consumers say the economy will impact how much they spend and some will moderate spending by making a costume, wearing last year's o

. >>> i'm meteorologist bonnie schneider. we are tracking windy weather across the great lakes and possibly record warmth in the southeast. temperatures will be soaring into the mid 80s in atlanta, for example, today. i'll tell you all about it coming up next on cnn sunday morning.burg soup. [ dad ] i love this new soup. it's his two favorite things in one... burgers and soup. did you hear him honey? burgers and soup. love you. they're cute. [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. but my nose is still runny. [ male announcer ] truth is, dayquil doesn't treat that. really? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms, plus it relieves your runny nose. [ deep breath] awesome. [ male announcer ] yes, it is. that's the cold truth! [ male announcer ] yes, it is. can i help you? yeah, can i get a full-sized car? forfor convertibles, please stepress star one.ing menu. i didn't catch that. to speak to a representative, please say representative now. representative. goodbye! you don't like auto

time for a check of the weather with bonnie schneider. good morning.retty strong storms brewing over the great lakes, right? >> they're big ones looking at potential for waves to climb up to 12 feet across lake superior today and see a lot of wind across the great lakes and really much of the northeast, as well. i'll show you where the rain is coming down and not necessarily the big picture, what we are looking at for this story, heavy downpours in detroit and even thunderstorms erupting in buffalo. buffalo your current temperature's 48 degrees and cool morning out there and wet one, too. notice the winds. sustained winds at 40 miles per hour. the gusts climb well above 50 miles per hour and because of that we're not only monitoring strong winds in the great lakes but the northeast. even new york city is under a wind advisory so the winds could gust as high as 50 miles per hour there. and that will impact travel. we're anticipating lot of delays. you can see the wind advisories from wisconsin, michigan in to maine and some of the warnings where the win

obviously that's when dan schneider took over as owner. tell me your thoughts on this. think he is evolving at all as an owner? >> he always says he is. i had an interview with him in 2005 and he was evolving. i don't know if i buy this or not. yes, it's hands off, but he was with joe gibbs. joe gibbs ran that franchise. there were things joe gibbs did, why are they doing this? so i think it remains to be seen how standoffish he is. if they reverse the start having our bad year, maybe then it will be a sign of maturity. >> they are playing in st. louis. are you buying into the change you see this year? i guess bruce allen being in the front office. >> bruce allen is looking for mike shanahan. his title may not look that way, but mike shanahan makes all the decisions. i'm picking them tomorrow. the rams are giving them all kinds of trouble the last few years. i think the dallas loss was good for this game, because they gone in undefeated, they may have lost the game. and it's a little soon. they really got lucky. beat arizona, they didn't play great on offense monday nig

elizabeth schneider claimed she is the victim of characters assassination.he says she asked the student to ask his questions after class in order to put him at ease and not take up too much class time. the professor insists she was not trying to keep him from speaking, but the student disagrees. >> stuttering is something to laugh at. and it is not something to take seriously. >> college administrators say schneider should have simply asked the class to be patient during his questions. >>> imagine getting a note in the mail addressed to random idiot. that's what happened in the case of some north western university students in chicago. the note came from north western. the school is apologizing for what it calls a very embarrassing incident. the postcards were sent to students to check out the school of continuing studies. >>> devoted iphone fans lined up early to buy the new iphone 4s and this was an early look at the store. across the city, the area, the country, even the world, lots of folks came out for the newest vision. faster device with better softwa

the wife of redskins owner dan schneider joined other survivors today. october is breast cancer -- breast cancer awareness month. >>> coming up a singer sparks controversy. what hank williams jr. said that got him thrown off of "monday night football." >>> oscar winner of morgan freeman. they have all overcome big obstacles to make their dream a reality. very few people become a huge movie stars at 50. >> it can happen. do not give up. >> is about living your [ male announcer ] does your cae e company keep charging you more... and more... and more? stop paying so much for second best. upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet and phone for our best price -- just $89.99 a month guaranteed for two years with no annual contract required. go to verizon.com/greatprice and save $600 in your first two years with our best price online. fios is a 100% fiber-optic network that delivers superior picture quality more hd, plus america's fastest most consistent and most reliable internet. why keep paying so much for cable? get fios tv, internet and phone for our be

william schneider needs a dog to stay alive.ou can help. >>> and the occupy wall street protest is spreading turning violent. . >>> let's take a look from headlines, a man matching the description of the california quarry shooting suspect is dead after being shot by police in a neighborhood. police say the man was shot and killed around 7:30. the suspect opened fire apparently yesterday at a quarry, three people were killed and six were hurt. police believe he also shot a woman in an attempted carjacking. >>> the search for that 10- month-old girl kidnap from her home has been expanded to the nearby wooded area. they are also looking for lisa irwin -- in a park and the sewers. her parents say she disappeared late monday or early tuesday. police have been rushing for leads in this investigation. >>> anti wall street demonstrators are picking up steam. in new york they rushed police barricades last night. police responded with force. more than two dozen people were arrested. protest started three weeks ago with just a couple dozen

bonnie schneider, thanks so much. thanks for joining me today. i'll be back again tomorrow morning.tune into my special at 2:30 eastern time fashion back stage pass from paris. for now i hand over the baton to my friend. >> i love it au voir. >> thank you. >>> voices of protests heard around the wall. occupy wall street movement has gone global from toronto to tokyo.

my name is dave schneider.i have arrived a little late, but i heard good news that the agenda item number 12 passed, and hopefully sfmta -- president chiu: sir, i am sorry, but according to our board rules, you cannot speak on an item that has been heard. >> thank you for your vote. let me turn to a couple of other things. when i was a kid, i learned about civic pride, and i thought these two items i am going to mention to you, this very board of supervisors before. it has to do with civic pride. one relates to this very building that you are sitting in right now. if i have got my information correct, part of the city bureaucracy, and then in the real-estate office, did you know that there is no plaque or memorial in this building whatsoever to the very laborers who built this building? none. 0. perhaps you can pass a correcting resolution and spend a few bucks to honor the very laborers who built this building. also, the u.n. flag is not flown over the veterans building. perhaps he might consider that in occup

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this dog has to keep william schneider alive. >> and i walked in to the room and he was laying there 14 months old and i just started screaming what's wrong, i know -- what's wrong. >> reporter: the news floored her. as you can see, they are still on the floor. >> how was school? >> fine. >> what did you do? my day was fine. >> reporter: he had a big tumor in a bad place, cancer. it's now in remission. >> i look at him and think you are my hero. >> reporter: he is deaf in one ear and has to turn up the sound in the other. he wears special glasses and shines a crooked smile. about that beanie, it never comes off . >> appreciate what you have, because you never know when it could be taken. >> reporter: his parents were told take a lot of pictures because you will have the memories. as of tonight they have taken 61,000 shots, he has been through so much, surgery and chemo and more surgery. he has been told he was going to die more times than you check your e-mail. >> anything for your son. >> thing. >> reporter: william wants a dog. >> i had heard of a seizure dog. i never really knew h

my name is dave schneider, member of united taxicab workers. i have been driving for about 30 years or so. in san francisco now, we have to occupy all straight -- wall street'. in the taxicab industry, we have the occupied reality. who is at the bottom of the pyramid of the food chain at the taxi companies? the drivers. who kicks up to the top all time in terms of tips and other things? the drivers. who is the working labor, the working poor. the drivers usually. with these credit card charges -- perhaps this is not a great example and subject to attack -- and what would you charge a waitress on every credit card transaction going out on -- at a restaurant? does this make sense? is there something wrong with this picture? and what about the san francisco living wages policy? doesn't the city have a policy of living wages? most cab drivers do not make much more than $20,000 to $25,000 a year. is that a living wage? i hope you take all of these factors it in consideration. lastly, my memory is not so good but i'm going to try to do it. something

on wednesday morning things are looking good for red skins owner, dan schneider. >> going through theg record and he just made a big purchase. >> albert haines worth. >> no, more on that when we come back. stay with us , you're always looking ahead.d... to what's next... to what's possible confident... that taking action now, is the way to create... a better tomorrow. that's why we're announcing, that with the planned merger with t-mobile, at&t will begin bringing five thousand jobs to america from overseas. we will invest eight billion dollars more... and deploy the next generation of wireless broadband to nearly everyone in america. this investment will create as many as ninety-six thousand american jobs. here at at&t, we believe in the future. we're not hesitating. we're investing in america now. why? well, we know it's good business. because america... has always been... and always will be... a smart investment. at&t. >>> like to say good morning to our facebook fan of the day. joe says as soon as he opens his eyes in the morning he turns on fox 5. if he can't fi

couple weeks ago we told ill the story of william schneider who has been through so much. he needs a seizure dog and tonight ravens nest 8 presented them with a check of more than $9,000, this was money raced in one single night and this will help train the dog so that william can sleep at night with the dog in his room. the dog will be a watch dog and it'll warn mom and dad if there are problems. >> come in with a name, then it's -- it's -- i don't -- i don't matter the color. >> doesn't matter the color. >> and it's coming a name. >> if you -- the dog comes with a name. he doesn't care what color it is. his new friend will be with -- they are all overwhelmed. >> what a great story. >> great stuff. >> here is what's coming up tonight. we have a look at night line. >> coming up on night line tensions escalate between police and the parents of a baby who went missing. we have the latest on the search for baby lisa. >>> plus, sharks, we go in for a close up so you don't have to. that's coming up. . >>> be on the look out for a church bell missing in san francisco. it was tak

. >> great story, want to thank all of you for the outpouring, the schneider family is getting after the story about their son. he is an 8-year-old brave boy from essex in remission. he is deaf in one year and can barely hear out of the other. he wears special glasses and is scared of seizures. doctors say they need a dog that would protect him. the dog would be trained to sniff out seizures but it costs $22,000 to train. the family has to raise 13,000 and they will saturday night because ravens nest 8 is planning a big fundraiser for william on saturday night. go to abc 2news.com for more information and even if you can't make it to the middle river, the rescue squad on saturday night you can still make a donation. >> tomorrow is the ten years since the start of the war in afghanistan. united states led invasion launched october 7th 2001 in response to the september 11th attacks. a decade of war has brought the death of bin laden and conversion of some tall babb ban fighters to the nato cause but violence is still a problem and it's no clear if western nations will be able to bring

e speaking of the redskins, it has been well documented dan schneider has been researching new stadiumwnership of buttocks field the county in 15 years, and the redskins would be free to move. can you imagine a new state-of- art stadium? rfk's 50 anniversary celebration kicked off today. >> it is washington's other monument, rfk stadium. the memories have only gotten better with time. >> the former redskins defensive was one of the vips at that pa50th birthday party. >> the fans went crazy and were and everything else. it was a wonderful moment for the city and team. >> and there is perhaps the most iconic moment. captured by nfl films. at rfk 50,000 fans proved to be one big family. >> my wife sat in the same seat for 11 years and watch the around her get married, children, watched the children go. and >> it was also home to major is 50 baseball and still dc united.] >> so many people walk through here. everyone at the memory of this place. >> i was there for all of those events and still remember the d.c. championship game, which set the attendance record. d.c. championship game, whi

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. >> reporter: at schneider's auto repair, mitch schneider is not only keeping rodriguez truck goinging an engine he is keeping the business going that his father started 45 years ago. in these days, business is good, as more people put off buying new vehicles and, instead, keep their old ones on the road. >> now they are thinking they are going to be driving it longer, maybe a year or two longer than they might have driven it otherwise. >> reporter: last year alone, americans spent $36 billion at auto repair garages, up 10 mo.5 from 2007 when the economy started having trouble. this year alone, auto part sales are already up 5% over last year. >> people come in and tell us that in the past, they would have thought nothing of walking into a dealership and buying a new car. and now it's just not an option. they have got to keep that car. we just had one yesterday, a gentleman in a mercedes saying he is making a third of what he was making three years ago. >> reporter: back in 2006, americans bought 16.5 million new vehicles. but in 2009, new vehicles sales collapsed to just about 10 m

. >> this is [ bleep ] my what with john schneider. >> i would have to say his body looks a lot likee. no question about that. >> is that right? is that right? is that right? >> i could have had candy, apples and gum. but no, i had to listen to you, you [ bleep ] head. what a fool i was! [ applause ] >> jimmy: we've got a wonderful program for you tonight. rebecca romijn is here. we have music from the fray. and we'll be right back with just justin timberlake, so stick around. tonight we're setting the table with something new. come in for olive garden's new stuffed rigatonis, hearty pasta stuffed with a blend of five italian cheeses. for just $11.95 try the rigatoni with grilled chicken in a roasted garlic alfredo. or for just $9.95 try the rigatoni with sausage in tomato alfredo. both served with our unlimited fresh salad or homemade soup and warm breadsticks. so grab a table tonight at olive garden. when you're here you're family. aren't you a little, like, old to be trick-or-treating? [ robotic voice ] it is a growth spurt. fair enough. [ male announcer ] you're never too old for

the celebrity comedian married graphic designer susan schneider on saturday. couple married at the meadowwood resort in napa valley, california. they met back in 2009 just before the 60-year-old underwent heart surgery. williams third marriage. >>> why men can't be trusted with private information. and just how long do women feel pretty each day. >> the hot new thing for bachelorette parties. they're just some of the topics up for discussion today with can't from hot 9.5. >> you have a picture out there in your yoga pants and you're getting $500,000. >> i wish it was $500,000. >> the answer for you would be, yes. >> are you kidding me? absolutely. in a heart beat, definitely. >> so, what's the latest in-thing at bachelorette parties? >> so, it used to be you go out with your friends and it's balloons and the tiara and is the veil and go out to bars and getting drunk. the new thing is going to yoga. yoga bachelorette parties that more and more women are doing. you go to a gym and you work out. you train for a 10k is another one of the things that people are doi

for john and ell schneider, it's how they spent their honeymoon.the rescue and their writings of how it all happened are now headed to the auction block. one of john's letters describe the ship fading into history. >> he wrote. >> when we moved some distance away from the titanic, we realized away from the bow, the port holes getting less and less, that the finest boat in the world was doomed. phil weis runs the auction house that is selling the memorabilia. >> you don't see these kinds of thing coming to the market anymore. most of these things have been located, found. but they found an actual embossed stationary from the ship. >> about o board. >> and this photo of a couple believed to be in the clothes they were in when rescued. john wrote it was his wife nel who saved their lives. "she is the one who urged me to get up when i wanted to go back to bed" he wrote. we were almost one of the first people placed in the lifeboat. perhaps the greatest photos, showing these boats. on the way to the rescue ship, carpathia. and perhaps most remarkable of

>> bonnie schneider, thank you so much. >>> thank you for joining me this morning on cnn sunday morning. i'm alina cho. "state of the union wts request candy crowley starts right now. >>> cain catches on but the party establishment gels around mitt. can any candidate stop the romney run? >>> today, 2012 prospects with presidential candidate newt gingrich and through the democratic prism with party chair woman, representative debbie wasser man schultz. then republican veteran john mccain on jobs, iran and politics. >>> and as the mlk memorial is dedicated, the hero's hero -- representative john lewis on martin luther king. >> he made me a stronger, better human being. >>> i'm candy crowley. and this is "state of the union." >>> four months ago one prominent beltway blog said of newt gingrich's troubled presidential run -- he looks a lot like the bruce willis character in the "sixth sense," everyone but him thinks he's dead. but at last week's washington post/bloomberg debate gingrich remained very much alive and kicking. >> all of the spending cuts that are built in the debt ceiling bill

look, we have a lot of colleagues that are doing a lot of good work, but eric schneider and i take thision. if someone came to me and said, look, you've got me for home improvement, and you know i sold bad gutters or faulty gutters to a little old lady, you got me on that, but i built the foundation and built the roof. and before i settle with you on the gutters that were a fraud, i want you to guarantee to me you'll not look at the foundation i built and not look at the roof. that's the essence of what the folks have asked eric schneiderman and i to do, and others. and the reason you see eric and i not as active as participants in the current multi-state investigation is that we're simply unwilling to give up our right, in fact, our duty, to investigate this entire spectrum of issues. look, servicing didn't cause the meltdown. servicing is what this investigation is about. but attorney general snyd schneiderman and i are focused on origination claims, securitization claims, and a little old thing calledm mers. my view of the world, these banks have almost, my hypothesis is, they've los