do you see or track any quantifiable impact from sleepless in seattle? here was his answer, he had no quantifiable he could tell us it was huge for seattle. 18 years later we still get plenty of travel stories with the word sleepless. the impact has less than in foreign markets particularly. notably in china. it is still a huge driver of interest in the region. they're working with chinese tore operators to update packages for 2011. we are very grateful that the producers did not go with sleepless in san francisco. [laughter] michael bloomberg, the name of new york city, had this comment about filling in new york city. the entertainment industry's greatest contribution to the city is to make the image of an idea of new york a living, thrilling presence in the minds of people grumble world. few cities have been celebrated as widely and memorably on screen as new york. in that the industry can be seen as a priceless marketing tool for the city. further propelling its economy, prosperity, and vitality. from the visitors' bureau prospective, we think that mo

they will encounter one sleepless night for all those who have many sleepless nights. >> i'm a big advocate with helping children, especially those children are cancer. >> reporter: gore mora gone is organizing up until done a student planned, student ram organization to raise notations for child st. jude's childhood research center. >> 5 cents of every dollar received goes to research and treatment. >> reporter: nearly 6,000 patients are seen although st. jude, and it operates primarily on donations no. san jose state is offering time and letters. up until dawn this shows the hours that parents patients, and doctors spend it requires nothing of the student the but addresses of the friends and family. great way to help the children with organizations. >> reporter: they are try raise awareness and get children involved. it's said to be very rewarding. >> it gives you a positive life to know that the world does not resolve around you who may or may not be a worse situation than ourself. >> reporter: if students would like get involved therest plenty of time before the event on november '9. th

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it is enough to give him sleepless nights. he was having them anyway, thanks to the arrival of baby florence. >> you are with us here at abc news bank." western security officials -- bbc news bang." western security officials have a confirmed a plot to disrupt terror plot in europe. the man who tried to blow up times square has been sentenced to life in prison. flash flooding has forced 30,000 people to be evacuated in vietnam. at these 50 people have been killed by rising waters. >> treetops and rooftops, the only sign that beneath the waters there was once a village. rising waters have flooded lives. 30,000 people have been evacuated. many more homes are flooded. those who cannot escape are stranded on the only parts of their homes above water. this woman returned to her home after fleeing. >> i had to move to another place for a couple of days. there are no clothes to change into. >> supplies are getting through. the sheer level of water is a challenge. roads and bridges are badly damaged. >> this is the second time since 1

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she says that postmenopause deregs from, sleeplessness and lack of concentration can be debilitating and conservative use of hormone therapy key to a good quality of life. >> thanks, john >>> we are now about 37 minutes from the first pitch. looks like the weather will be great. off to our chief meteorologist bill martin. can't do better than that. >> right. we have talked about how nice the weather has been for us and for folks at the ballgame. beautiful night. fog should roll in in about the 4th inning. beautiful evening for baseball. the fog showed up right along the ocean beach area, out towards daily beach city and pacificca. that's a pretty thick fog. you can see it here through the area. not a lot of wind. here is the forecast parameters for tonight low clouds and fog overnight in the morning hours, like we had this morning. partly sunny and mild for your thursday already. clouds and showers in the forecast. this is going to be in the upper 402s. high pressure with us tomorrow. temperatures come down more. a little more fog. more cloud cover. and then on thursday night -- that

part of the team here at the san francisco arts commission, but really the person who spent many sleepless nights trying to overcome the various obstacles associated with the transport and bringing this fabulous sculpture here to san francisco. please join me in welcoming and banking -- thanking jill for her great work on behalf of the city of san francisco. [applause] >> thank you. that was wonderful. welcome to everyone. can you hear me? i know that i have a soft voice. this is a glorious event. i am so happy that you are here to join us. i am amazed at how art to galvanize an entire city. literally overnight, a think the buddha has become the talk of the town. my main purpose is to identify and thank the many people involved on both sides of the pacific ocean. without their help, this project could not been realized. to " the former first lady, hillary clinton, "it takes a village." with this project, that phrase could not be more true. as the project manager, i am the common thread connecting the many visible and invisible contributors to the project. i know that thank you's can be the

some of you are sleepless because of the rain and thunder that rolled through the north side overnightght now, a little band of rain moderate rain near turkey point. we got this on the southern peninsula of cecil county pushing up towards delaware. wet road on 95 in cecil county and a wet weather as the rain passed through. most of the action was to the north. two to three hours of thunder and lightning passed through adams, york and lancaster counties. and just clipping in the distance with the thunder from manchester, northern har forecounty. overall, that energy pushed through new jersey. boundary to the north will stay there as one wave of low pressure rides the front and starts to introduce cooler temperatures. once it pushes,000 scattered storms but we set the stage for a different ace air mass as a storm fires away from the hartland -- heartland works its way here. we will squeeze the warm air out. and the stormy pattern will get stuck and locked on top us. we have wet and cool weather by the end of the week . further to the south hurricane paula work its way up to mexican coast

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not only hard work but how many here have sleepless nights thinking about just their employees. and how am i going to keep so-and-so with health insurance because they have problems and i don't want them in the government system? how many people thought if this falls apart how do i do this to my employees? you how do i not pay them? how do i fire them? how many. most people a that are successful don't make it to bill gates level. otherwise bill gates wouldn't walk around and you'd go is that bill gates? there would be a lot of them. some make it big, but then what do they do? they usually start another business or expand. or move to the next great idea. the money is reinvested. tonight we meet with small business owners that pay everybody else before they get paid. to start a business or launch a new product, you need to have money. you need capital. in the end if succeed, you took all the risk. you took the risk. you were the one up late worrying about it. pacing the floor. there were lots of time i wish not seriously because i enjoy following my heart and dreams. but there are

. >>> still ahead, lot of sleepless nights. >> reporter: like he's moving. >> that's not good. see what locals are blaming for this nuisance? also, a dangerous substance kids are using to get high. we'll tell you what it is and why it is completely legal. >>> you think georgetown cupcake had it bad. that's nothing compared to what this business is dealing with. fueling a new debate in the district. bob ehrlich says he wants to fix maryland. but he increased sta spending by record amnts. ehrlich raised $3 billion in taxes and fees... including property taxes... and a 40% increase in college tuition. and now he's made over $1 billion in new promises.. with no plans to pay for them... except for cutting education. cuts that will lay off teachers and increase class sizes. that's not a budget. and bob ehrlich's not the kind of leader... we canrust. sync: i did as ged my propertyt. woman 1 syi didn't owatrnor man 3: he worked for ak 10 billn doanother bamillion.apsed.axers7 h big s don't need help. middle class marylders do. >>> a murder police originally called a case of vigilante j

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. >>> sleepless nights for parents of newborns could end sooner. the common belief is that infants start sleeping through the night by the time they are 12 months old. new study shows this is possible as soon as three months. sleep diaries and video monitoring shows many can sleep a full eight hours from 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. >>> researchers say parents should start working with their pediatrician on getting their infants to sleep throughout the night. >>> this is courtney done hoe, bloomberg news. some strong signs for the housing market. sales of exiting homes riedzing in september by the most on record sales increasing 10% to about 4 1/2 million. and this can mean the cheaper mortgages are helping stabilize the industry that's been hit hard with foreclosures and joblessness. lowest mortgage rates on record and cheaper homes are enticing some buyers but the housing recovery can be slowed by unemployment forecast. 69% through 2011. meantime some comments this morning from fed chairman ben bernanke on the mortgage problem and the banks are closin

probably followed by a sleepless nervous night. the wgn news starts right now. >> w3this is chicago's very own wgn news at ç9:00. [ inaudible ] >>> out of control cpa bus careens off lake shore drive and into a tree sending dozens to the hospital. good i]çevening, everyone. i'm jackie barga. >>> and i'm robert jordan. jay miller is live there at the scene with the latest. jay? >> çreporter: hey, there. officials çare still working t remove the bus from the scene here. there were ó[6hpeople aboard th] bus when it crashed çónear 29th and south lakeshore drive. 37 çpeople were transported to area hospitals. passengers tell me the driver appeared to be struggling with the steering-wheel just before the crash. the accident happened just before 6:00 çthis evening. the number 6 express bus was travelling southbound on lake shore drive near 29th street when passengers say the bus began to veer to the right. passengers say the driver appeared to be having a hard time turning çóthe wheel. so much so that w3other passengers actually tri

>> a sleepless night for one local neighborhood during a police standoff. the frustration the swat team faced and what investigators are doing now. that story up next. >>> well, good morning to you. welcome to friday. the first day of october. >> let's check in with steve. it's cooling off, definitely, steven. >> happy friday everybody. low clouds are back. no doubt about it, sea breeze has established itself at fairfield. west at napa, there you go. 50s, 60s, high clouds possible. we'll look at that coming up about five minutes. >> it's getting busier now on the roads. westbound 80 traffic is busier approaching the mcarthur maze. also this morning's commute is okay westbound. bay bridge here at the toll plaza. 6:00, let's go back to the desk. fire crews are investigating a suspicious early morning fire at an east bay high school. the flames destroyed the cafeteria in richmond danza high school. claudine wrong hasp an update from firefighters. >> we're on the bam parking lot yards from where this fire started in california. school will be in session this mo

. >> a lot of bleary eyed sleepless people walking around the streets of d.c. >> be nice to them. show them love. >> thanks. >>> a surprise taste test showing kids that healthy foods can also be delicious. kids at oakton elementary in fairfax county didn't know they were trying out new recipes at lunch today. the county food and nutrition services is testing out so- called stealth health menus that offer important nutrients, but are still tasty for the students. >> i think they were really taken a back when i told them that the cheddar and broccoli soup had sweet potatoes, butternut squash and white beans in it. >> that's my kind of meal. >> yes. >> school nutrition association named fairfax county the district of the year for 2010 because of their nutritious meals. congratulations. well deserved. >>> mystery solved in new york. remember that unidentified flying object that stopped traffic in manhattan and had people watching all around to figure out what the silver object floating away was? it's now been identified. turned out it was actually a bouquet of balloons that flew away.

possibility, certainly the families and doctors are going to be monitoring them for signs of depression, sleeplessnessy, irrational response to certain stimulus. >> sean: what would be an irrational response to stimulus? >> if they hear a strange noise, it is more than just an alert, they may go into panic or have major anxiety over sudden noises. >> flashback to being in that mine. >> sean: there was a chilean news agency reporting that during one of the test runs of putting the capsule in the ground before they brought the miners the plan was they would send it down, if the test went well, the idea would be to send the medic down and hopefully the miners would start coming up one by one. there was a report that there might have been a damaged door during that first test. shep smith in new york with an update on that situation. shep? >> shepard: i was just getting an update on that now. we are getting multiple reports that may have been the case. the capsule is still on i i was down for what we believe to be the final test run. at one point i thought it was coming up, it wasn't. it was descending the

it's been a sleepless night for the residents to say the least. >> from the moment the first miner waspiness. >> reporter: amazing images shown tonight across chile, across the world in the home town of many of the 33 trapped mine aers. they were galvanized by the images, the images of the crop miners reaching the surface. a number of people filled the town square. up coast, you see these images, cheers and shouts as they saw the miner reach the surface. one is roberto who's a miner himself. [ speaking spanish ] >> he says he's a miner as well. he's actually from a region that was hit by the tsunami this year in chile. he said he knows what it's like to be underground. he's not leaving any time soon. one of the many patriotic people here tonight who are here to support the miners. >> so there's a scene from the town. now let's take you back to the mine, the san jose mine. there's a look at the mouth of the rescue borehole that they've drilled there. and miner number eight, claudio. when he comes up, he's going to be greeted by his girlfriend, the mother of his two children who sent him

. >> we had a lot of close calls, a lot of sleepless nights. >> reporter: can you still hear the sounds -- >> absolutely. >> reporter: ron payne is also a proud marine. >> you take for granted a lot of the freedoms and a lot of the things that you have in your life, and i think it was just a way of giving back. >> reporter: ron now works at nasa's wind tunnel program, helping test the space shuttle tiles to prevent another re-entry disaster. >> it was important for you to be right. >> yes. you're talking about people. ♪ >> reporter: robert payne is a musician. he's also one of san jose's finest. >> there's no greater feeling than to help somebody in need. >> reporter: the payne sisters, leticia and diana, also do their part, working and volunteering in the lake tahoe school district. the paynes say community service is their calling. they have the plaques and certificates to prove it. and it's all thanks to the example of frank and evelia payne. evelia was 16 when she married her childhood sweetheart. >> he said that he had always kept hz eye on me, since i was growing up, and i didn't

a sleepless night for sure, but also, a very happy, very joyous one, as well. a couple of hours ago the mining minister here tweeted that things were moving ahead of schedule. and it is operating like clockwork. back to you. >> one of the things we are really marveling at, seth, the condition of these miners when kay come out. when we first saw the pencils and they were gaunt and tired, they were exhausted. they looked like they were on life's edge. they're coming out of the ground now. they look remarkable. >> reporter: it is true. that's one of the things we heard walking around that camp. we were in the middle of camp hope last night when where the families keeping vigil and they were all watching this together as the first miners arrived on the surface and people were saying to me, my gosh, i can't believe how healthy, how in shape they look. when the first miner took a couple of those first steps, everyone was in disbelief. because this was so incredibly well orchestrated. they were sending everything from small projection televisions to music, to posters

i'm having sleepless nights. >> richard, buddy, always good to see you, my man. sweep well. hopefully we'll talk to you soon. thanks so much. of course, your money. you can see that saturday with ali velshi, christine romans, sundays at 3:00 eastern time. i want to take a check at some other stories making headlines, including iraq's political impasse. that update is now it's in a class of its own. today is the 208th day the country has been without an elected government. that would be a new world record. the netherlands went some 207 days without a government in place back in 1977. iraq's two top parties have been jockeying for power ever since march's close parliamentary vote. more than 1200 nasa employee turning in their i.d. badges due to the demize of the shuttle program. being laid off. a special program has been set up to help them find and prepare for new jobs. >>> and an unusual apology from the u.s. to guatemala today. the u.s. government saying it regrets a research study that took place back in the late '40s that deliberately affected guard mallons with sexually

. >> not uncommon to have a sleepless night from time to time. >> right. >> when should you really startthis is more than just an aberration? >> well, very, very important to recognize if your sleep problem persists over a period of time and/or it interferes with what you are able to do during the day, you really want to talk to your doctor. it could be due to medication. it could be due to depression, it could be due to heart disease. frequently with people with heart disease will awaken and sit up and dangle their feet over the edge of the bed. you want to see your doctor about those. it could be a sign of something else. >> dr. jennifer ashton, as always, thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> up next protests on a web after a blogger attacks the overweight stars of mooikz and moel. her tough words and strong response from fans when we come back. >> announcer: cbs healthwatch sponsored by: nation of three good probiotics in phillips' colon health defended against the bad gas, diarrhea and constipation. ...and? it helped balance her colon. oh now that's the best part. i love your w

. >> i think you have to go with the flow, give them their space and has some sleepless nights. >> sometimesan people think. they get home, they are tired, and they are worried about the games and everything. you know, you have to deal with that, and to encourage them to do well is fund. >> is a very unusual lifestyle but we feel very fortunate that we get to live is exciting life that we do. even though it can be quite a roller-coaster at times. >> and in the case of mrs. torres, she watched her husband with a game hitting run over the diamondbacks on thursday. >> and some much fun. [applause] >> and the oakland a's are taking on the seattle mariners and the seattle. and is first to advances and a grand a slam. just inside right field and trevor cahill. each team to victory, that is leading the oakland a's 9-0. and 18- victories, that is the fourth most in the american league. >> and now for football, stanford against morgadworkin today, and since 1986. oregon. they've not been in the top tennis as 2001. now they've returned to the top tier of ratings, their first opponent is formidable, fo

bin raithel spent sleepless nights working on it. i read in the paper is a lot that there is no strategy. there is a clear strategy but it is not always easy. one of the core goals is to reduce the long-term problems between kabul and islam a bad which preceded by works and shredded by the events since 1978. that is 32 years of nonstop war for afghanistan which is increasingly embroiled. until the countries have a strategic understanding of the common purpose, there is no hope for ending the problems which plague the region and are tearing afghanistan to the breaking point. it has required us to send so many troops and resources there. the trade transit agreement is much more than a trade agreement. >> you have to realize there's a new realization in pakistan and afghanistan. with our neighbors and we will continue to be neighbors. to coexist. we need each other. we can help each other. we have -- we contribute to each other stability. this change of heart has led to a new understanding. i think the bilateral relations between afghan

i have had a lot of sleepless nights. i have gone in and cut programs that i support the bleak because as much as i support any individual program, i have a stronger commitment that government should live within its means. one of the ways i can get up in the morning and do the job that i have been assigned to do, is very personal, 16 years ago i lost my job. it was in emotional. for 48 hours i blamed myself. i have wondered what i did wrong, and then finally, one morning, my wife and i got up, sat around decks kitchen table, we drew a line down the middle of a piece of paper. this is money we have coming in. on the right side, this is how we will spend it. i was less than honest if i could not tell you there were tears shed that money. there is 12% element. there's no question in my mind that there are families in north mississippi that are going to that exercise. they are doing that in their personal budgets and expect the government to do so. >> we have talked about education and how it needs to be improved. everybody h

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invisible photo that is unravel the dreams in a vigilant sleepless night that search for the lines they begin to be what they will be, and when the box dreams, the photos are startled and the final detail is lacking. the finishing touch on the edge of the door shines in the city. the imperceptible stain of one circle that diminishes the paintings that clouds let pass over us. clouds that pass over the beach of my childhood. near streets when i was a child. escaping the light of the moon of san pedro. the secret garden of my first poem. by the beach. my boyhood slow kiss on the lips of that girl. the kiss of my grand mother, witnesses clouds and dogs flying over the blue embrace of my water. that remains to live in my grandfather and purple on the hill of the last poem. >> foreign language speaking. [applause]. >> day 303. spirit of the black box. today i was in the mind of child. 517, 1823 unintelligible words. of high frequency waves, the first hug, the first cry, tell me that all that there is to forget to be really entertained only by the light, the divine light. [applause]. >> forei