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than thankfully he has been arrested. he shares the victim's last name so we don't want to put his name out there. we'll take your calls, 1-877-tell-hln. joining me to talk about this, dr. linda young, psychologist and a cyberspace attorney who specializes in protecting children from sex crimes. linda, how sick is this? you are going to reconnect with your daughter for sex? >> it is about the most heinous crime i can think of. it is absolutely pathetic, as you said. she can be traumatized for a long time as a result of this. i'm so glad she did the right thing which is go right to her mother and let her know what is going on. it is the most horrendous thing i can think of. >> it is her own father. where do we begin to help her get through this. >> i have no idea what her mother has told her about her father, why they were estranged in the first place. it is the biggest breach of trust there is regarding sexuality. for the first time to allow her to have trust and know where the boundaries are with her own sexuality is goi

thankfully, nobody was seriously injured. northern alabama has cleaning up to do as well. power lines were toppled and trees came crashing down on homes when another storm hit friday afternoon. >>> folks in colorado are getting more than their share of cold. the temperatures already dropping into the teens at night and snow is everywhere. but dave delosure from affiliate kusa shows us how people are coping with it. >> we weren't expecting this much show. >> reporter: expected or not, what residents of wellington got out of this storm measured just under a foot of snow. >> you blink and the weather changes. >> reporter: robert iford wasn't planning on shoveling snow this soon. >> i had to go buy this one, actually. >> reporter: like his neighbors, he woke up to something he wasn't planning on. >> was i expecting it? not really. i was expecting a skiff, but it's all good. >> it looks nice. i like the snow. except that now it's getting heavy. >> reporter: there's a difference between this and this. >> i like snow. i don't like to drive in it. >> reporter: and neither did peop

. >> thankfully, there were no reports of any injuries. >>> police say a florida man mistook his fiancee for an intruder and shot her to death the day before her wedding. they're waiting for forensic result, but everything points to a tragic accident. the man told investigators he thought his live-in fiancee was in bed with him. he got his gun when he heard a noise and fired at a figure in the hallway. he called 911 sobbing when he realized he'd shot his fiancee. no charges have been filed against him. >>> a pennsylvania soccer mom was apparently chatting with a friend via web cam when she was shot to death. police say her husband killed her, then went upstairs where he shot and killed himself. you may remember melanie haven made headlines last year when she showed up to her 5-year-old's soccer game with a loaded gun strapped to her belt. authorities won't identify the man haven was chatting with when she was killed but they say the man was looking away from the computer screen when he heard a shot and a scream. >>> many people are shocked that president obama won the nobel peace prize.

thankfully she told her mom about it. cops say the suspected they arrested is this young girl's estranged father. you're not going to believe this one. we'll take your calls, 1-877-tell-hln. now this story. we were shocked last week when we brought you this story. the brutal attack on the campus at ucla. 20-year-old student, damon thompson, accused of slitting the throat of a 20-year-old female student. so many questions here. did he know her? what was their relationship? we're finding out now that the alleged attacker had issues, obviously, and a professor had red-flagged him as a troubled student ten months ago. so why was he still in class? what can the school do in a case like this? we'll take your calls, 1-877-tell-hln. joining us to talk about it, andrew blankenstein, reporter "los angeles times." also with us, welcome back, linda young, our psychologist. andrew, this associate professor red-flags thompson. what concerned him? what went on here? >> what happened was that the end of last winter term, he had received

so thankfully, heather is now getting government sponsored health care. and her medical bills are being paid. getting health insurance is a happy outcome. but consider for a second how it happened. it happened because she was hurt during a very tragic, very news wor worthy event. it got the attention of her state's governor and there does exist a fragile, incomplete web of government sponsors fall back health insurance and it exists because we the government health care program work, that they can solve problems that really need solving for people who fall through the cracks of the private insurance system. and right now, in this country, we are facing a very clear, very important choice. we could just hope that all these individual hard to find harder to navigate niche programs with their really specific qualification requirements will fill in every single crack you can fall through between the hodgepodge of expensive and dissatisfying options offered by the private insurance industry. we could hope for that. and if you're ever in a situation, god forbid

thankfully tony is recovering. still trying to piece his life back together. want to hear from you. we'll take your calls. 1-877-te-hln. joining me to talk about this, tony's wife, leslie, also with the, michael manning, the cupping's attorney. leslie, i know this must be difficult for you. let's start off with your husband, tony. how's he doing? how's he recovering here? >> my husband's never going to recover. he will never not have a full day with no pain. this has forever changed our life. >> wow. he was shot six times? shot in the back, right? >> yes. the first time he was shot in the back, the second time he was shot in the hip area, and then he was shot in the forearm and then he was shot three more times while he was on the floor. >> wow. >> did you see this unfold, leslie? >> i saw up to the point where -- i left my husband in the room with the intruder who was later identified as angs l kanalas. my husband had him secured on the floor and he was obeying my husband's commands. i left the room very chicken of, obviously. but i felt secured that my husband had the situation un

thankfully, nobody was seriously injured. northern alabama has some cleaning up to do as well. some power lines were toppled and trees came crashing down on homes when another storm hit friday afternoon. >>> folks in colorado are getting more than their share of cold. the temperatures already dropping into the teens at night and snow is everywhere. but dave delosure from affiliate kusa shows us how people are coping with it. >> we weren't expecting this much show. >> reporter: expected or not, what residents of wellington got out of this storm measured just under a foot of snow. >> you blink and the weather changes. >> reporter: robert iford wasn't planning on shoveling snow this soon. >> i had to go buy this one, actually. >> reporter: like his neighbors, he woke up this morning to something he wasn't planning on. >> was i expecting it? not really. i was expecting a skiff, but it's all good. >> it looks nice. i like the snow. except that now it's getting heavy. >> reporter: there's a difference between this and this. >> i like snow. i don't like to drive in it. >> reporter: an

thankfully the little one is okay. all right. >>> this tragedy did not end so well. two people dead at a sweat lodge in arizona. this case now treated as a homicide investigation. more than 50 people packed into a cramped, sauna-like structure last week. sauna doesn't even begin to tell how hot it gets. they spent hours in there trying to get spiritual cleansing led by the self-help guru james arthur ray, helped write "the secret." these people paid $9,000, $10,000 to attend. 19 had to go to the hospital and one person is still in critical condition. two people died. james shore and kirby brown as well, an avid surfer and hiker in top shape. let's get more on this. joining me to talk about this, tom mcfeely, kirby brown's cousin. and also gary, a former prosecutor. oh, gary is not with us. we'll hope to get to him in a moment. first, tom, as this is moving forward and you're now hearing homicide investigation, what are authorities telling you as to why they're labeling it as such? >> well, authorities have been in touch for sure and thank you for having me, mike. we'

the baby inside, thankfully, r only had minor injuries. the distracted mother raced after it as the train rolled in. they say the baby was strapped into the stroller and that's what saved its life. >>> between children, you know, rolling underneath trains, and getting on helium balloons, so we thought, aren't you so glad your life is a little bit more -- you can look at that and go, you know what, my light is calmer than that, right? i like boring. >> boring is good a lot of times. we're still watching the early snowfall on record around central pennsylvania for some areas and the earliest measurable snowfall in state college about a tenth of an inch, that was october 18th, 1901. yesterday, you start seeing the snow come down, 2 1/2 inches of snow on the ground. joepa's front yard looking white now. the snow just continues. how about the warnings? we have areas shaded in red, under winter storm warnings, that's what it looks like. that will last all night tonight as a new round of energy rides up the eastern seaboard, watch for an addition

thankfully her baby survived and she survived now suing his estate. listen as she relives that terrifying day. >> i remember thinking, i wanted to hold my breath because i was afraid fe saw that i was breathing he would shoot again. >> she says she is still at risk for miscarriage seeking $175,000 in damages. let's bring in george contas, attorney for the family to talk about this case. first off, how is mary beth doing. >> remarkably well. she's aresilient and very courageous young woman and she is trying to do her very best to move forward with her life in a productive acmend meaningful wa. as you imagine she's been through a lot both physically and emotionally. >> how is she recovering from the bullet wounds? >> she had several bullet wounds and she, in fact, still has a bullet that remains in her body. the surgeons felt it was best left and dealt with until after the pregnancy. she has a lot of pain and scarring that will be left from some of the exit room but also, also emotionally she is quite traumatize sdplood how is baby doing? so far so good

thankfully not much wind. not much of a wind chill. northwesterly winds at six miles an hour an the dew points are in the 40s. very comfortable. we are watching line of showers and storms here. it is the next frontal boundary and will be moving toward us. that's what i'm afraid will give us a shower chance for tomorrow, in to saturday. in the meantime, a couple of clouds hanging out. high pressure nearby. that's why the winds have slackened somewhat. with the high near us that will give us a decent day or two until the western system gets closer. we will put microcast in to motion here. you will notice a couple of clouds from time to time today but for the most part a decent, dry day. as we head to friday morning, could be a sprinkle to the north and west. a warm front moves that way but friday should be generally a dry day until late. couple of showers are possible and saturday morning, scattered showers across the region. that, i'm optimistic, will be gone midday on saturday at the latest. as we look at the seven-day forecast, we hav

>>ou know, i - there is very little, thankfully, on a peonal level that i can relate to in thespecifics of that chacter but the job of an acor is to sort of find, i think, crealingses -- correangses, thigs that you can substitu and rference i your own life tt hook up whatever the character is to, no mattr how einous tt may be. anthe most interesting bad guys to me are peoplethat believe passiate. ly in some morale aspect what they're doing, eve if it's horble and that's been so of the challge withthis guy. tavis: yeah. just because i'm curious before i let you go, areyou a motorcyc thus yaft? >>'m a motcycle thus yaft. i don't ride. i'm ver enthusiaic about peoplehat feel passionately about . vis: but you're not getting on? >> no. i rode a dirt bi when i was a kid. in "sons of anarchy" tere are gorgeous bikeseverywhere. i was like, can i sit on tis? yeah. and i put the kickstand up and it was like oh, my god they' heavy! that's a l of hrsepower to be sitti on top of andi've t a 4-year-old son and i want to sick round to see at least his fth birthday. tavis: you jut stick tothe light sar

thankfully, nobody was seriously injured. northern alabama has some cleaning up to do as well. some power lines were toppled and trees came crashing down on homes when another storm hit friday afternoon. >>> folks in colorado are getting more than their share of cold. the temperatures already dropping into the teens at night and snow is everywhere. but dave delosure from affiliate kusa shows us how people are coping with it. >> we weren't expecting this much show. >> reporter: expected or not, what residents of wellington got out of this storm measured just under a foot of snow. >> you blink and the weather changes. >> reporter: robert iford wasn't planning on shoveling snow this soon. >> i had to go buy this one, actually. >> reporter: like his neighbors, he woke up this morning to something he wasn't planning on. >> was i expecting it? not really. i was expecting a skiff, but it's all good. >> it looks nice. i like the snow. except that now it's getting heavy. >> reporter: there's a difference between this and this. >> i like snow. i don't like to drive in it. >> reporter: an

. >> thankfully there were no reports of any injuries. >>> many people are shockeded that president obama won the nobel peace prize. even the white house was caught off-guard when the nobel committee made that announcement yesterday. as tom foreman reports, the president himself is playing it down. >> reporter: even as he negotiates a new plan for afghanistan, grapples with the nuclear ambitions of iran and stares down the north koreans, president obama is playing down his new title of top peacemaker and fast. >> i do not feel that i deserve to be in the company of so many of the transform atiff. >> i don't believe there. >> it is such a joke. >> reporter: the air waves and internet are in open battle how he made it on the list 11 days after inauguration, and then picked over 200 others. >> has he ended a war? no, he's only made matters worse. >> from the head of the republican national committee -- and this was refrain. >> you've got to turn it down, you've got to turn it down. >> democrats hit back, comparing the rnc to hamas and the taliban, which also criticized the nobel choice, and

>> you know, i -- there is very little, thankfully, on a personal level that i can relate to in the specifics of that character but the job of an actor is to sort of find, i think, crealingses -- correalingses, things that you can substitute and reference in your own life that hook up whatever the character is into, no matter how heinous that may be. and the most interesting bad guys to me are eople that believe passionate. ly in some morale aspect of what they're doing, even if it's horrible and that's been sort of the challenge with this guy. tavis: yeah. just because i'm curious, before i let you go, are you a motorcycle thus yaft? >> i'm a motorcycle thus yaft. i don't ride. i'm very enthusiastic about people that feel passionately about it. tavis: but you're not getting on? >> no. i rode a dirt bike when i was a kid. in "sons of anarchy" there are gorgeous bikes everywhere. i was like, can i sit on this? yeah. and i put the kickstand up and it was like oh, my god, they're heavy! that's a lot of horsepower to be sitting on top of and i've got a 4-year-old son and i want to stick around to

so many investigators took a beating in the market last year, thankfully, though, that's not the end of the story. new numbers are out from the employee benefit research group and the investment company institute. last year the average 401-k fell to $55,000. that doesn't account for the losses until the market bottomed out in march. since bottoming out on march 9th the s&p 500 which is the broadest measure of the mark has gained 51%. >>> cash for gold has turned in to a gold mine. the company urges people to send in their gold jewelry in exchange for money. it became a household name with the super bowl ads featuring ed mcmahon and mc hammer. it brought in $90 million in sales so far and on track to hit 160 million in sales by the end of the year. >>> time for the money saving tip of the day. it can be hard to put away money, especially when times are tight. here's a way to do something good for your body at this same time. each time you skip a snack or dessert, put it in your savings account. it is really going to add up. and the twin goals of losing weight and saving money could ke

thankfully the little guy is expected to recover and cretan took a different leap of faith during an appearance on "good morning america" strike while the iron is hot. he proposed his girlfriend, promising his girlfriend there will never be a dull moment. you have to agree on that front. we applaud him. another story for you, incredible when we hear people stepping up to do the right thing. another example in georgia, two off-duty police officers came to a teen girl's rescue at a state park. they confronted this man, he's charged with aggravated child molestation. and accused of cornering a 13-year-old girl in a woman's restroom. it could have been much worse if it weren't for the two women you're about to it meet. joining me to talk about this the two ladies that jumped into action sarah thomas also with us ruth stringer, lieutenant with the de kalb county sheriff's office. ladies, first off, great job. and sayer remarks let me start with you, you go there for a hike, by chance and you notice this guy, right? what made you suspicious about him. >> that's exactly rye. we actually not

thankfully, one officer throws himself in the cruiser's path, stopping it.custody, but he doesn't go without a fight. it's a wild finish to a bizarre chase. but amid the media-fueled chaos, police kept their cool and waited for the right time to strike. [ tire explodes ] thanks to their patience, no one was hurt, either on the ground or in the air... and instead of being behind the wheel, this bus-stealing speed freak ended up behind bars. the tranquility of this neighborhood is shattered by a terrifying high-speed pursuit. the 18-year-old driver of this car has been drinking, and officer kolasinski of the ottawa hills p.d. has to stop him. at pulse-pounding speeds, he tears up the pavement and part of the sidewalk. the kid frantically tries to outrun the officer, nearly sideswiping several parked cars. the driver leads kolasinski through the twisted maze of streets. when he sees his chance to get away... he takes it to the highway, but seconds later, he alters his game plan. then he drunkenly tips police off to his next move. his journey back to the suburbs

really, thankfully, erin is putting this behind her. she's a great journalist and a super person. >> you've met her before? >> yeah, does great work for espn. we're all horrified by this. 47-year-old faces charges, accused of videotaping her through a peep hole in nashville and milwaukee, and posting videos online, trying to sell them. they tracked him via his digital footprint on the internet and through e-mails. at issue is whether he will be released on bail. >>> a few weeks ago, marshall was throwing temper tantrums, refusing to catch passes on his job, won't go through the workouts, kicking balls away from assist personnel. it's your job to do these things, acting like a chump. marshall must be get morgue sleep these days. sunday here he is, doing his job, finally. very talented wide receiver. great catch there. look at the nice run afterwards. makes everybody -- look at that. count the white shirts. seven white shirts on the screen. marshall, the touchdown. later on he's hugging his quarterback. here is the coach. look who comes u

thankfully he's okay. >> luckily. he wasn't even in it. that's great. "wife swap." maybe next time they should be on "kid swap," you know, if that were me. across the region a big storm developing with winter type weather into northern pennsylvania. heavy snow is out there mainly in the higher elevations. going to get to northern p.a., the lower sections of the state where snow is falling. we're going to get about a total of 10 inches around northern p.a. but for the rest of you in the valleys basically rain. the rain coming off the ocean, falling into the cooler stuff now. 35 in albany. 34 in buffalo. interior sections below freezing. look at the heavy rain around boston. all snow when you get into northern p.a. and lower new york. more snow for the weekend, robin. we'll get to that in a couple of minutes. are you all right? let me stretch a little bit. >> i've been trying to put this belt on. i can't make it work. got to be smarter than the belt. all right, the white house says that the stimulus is working and it has the numbers to back it up. critics say those nu

thankfully, though, this child's life was spared. unfortunately, he's going to have to grow up without his loved ones, without his mom, without his sister, all because of drugs and alcohol. that is the lesson for tonight's "top of the block." >>> turning now to another unthinkable case. gruesome attack on a teenager allegedly by a gang of his own classmates. police say five boys cornered michael brewer, drenched him in alcohol, flicked a lighter on him and then set him on fire. in just a moment, we will be joined by michael's mom, valerie brewer. she has spent the last few torturous days by her son's hospital bed. with severe burns over two-thirds of his body, the 15-year-old is not able to talk. he is not able to tell his mom about his pain or the memory of this hideous attack. it just took moments but the consequences of that action are going to last the rest of this young man's life. >> i think we're looking at many, many months of stay in the burn center, in the acute care hospital. we're looking at several months in the icu. we'

>>> a hair mayor man -- thankfully everyone was okay. a maryland man could not be there to see the birth of his first baby because they were afraid he might have h1n1. so doctors booted him from his wife's delivery room. so the couple got creative. the dad-to-be coached his wife through her delivery from home using a speaker phone. still, they were heartbroken that he couldn't be there. >> at the moment i had to leave, she got teary eyed. we also had masks on our face so it was sort of hard to see all of her emotion but i knew she was very upset. >> well, after dad was fever free for 24 hours, he finally got to hold his baby girl for the first time. >>> four utah teens got a ticket for rapping their order at a mcdonald's drive-through. >> hold the lettuce. >> we said we'll slow it down and so the song repeat it had and rapid it again. okay, stop playing games f. you're going to order, order. at that point the manager came out and she said stop acting like children and if we were going to order something, order or to leave. >> the manager

thankfully, we did not need the pillow. >> i was screaming, she went up on her hind feet, i grabbed one of these pillows, and i just swung it at her. shepard: and that is a "fox watch across america." as acorn deals with fraud charges, there is word that someone stole millions of dollars from acorn. a live report on that is coming, plus, rush limbaugh goes shopping. do you know what he is looking into now? he is looking to spend a lot of money on what some might consider a losing investment. welcome to progressive. how may i help you? i'm looking for a deal on car insurance. i think i might have a coupon in here. there's an easier way. we've got the "name your price" option. you do? follow me. you tell us how much you want to pay, and we'll build you a policy that fits your budget. and i still get great coverage? uh-huh. go ahead. you're the boss. i'm the boss of savings. more like the c.e.o. oh, oh. no glass ceiling. the freedom to name your price. now, that's progressive. call or click today. shepard: from the battle over health care to the debates on handling afghanistan and iran, th

>> thankfully, on that plane, they had three pilots. neil: that is not always going to be the case. >> it should be. but that is another subject. i will get back to your napping. studies all indicate that napping is a good idea, so how are we going to do it? first of all, let me say that most pilots i think would agree that a short-term that could be a good thing if we had to live in the same environment we are living in today. neil: very interesting. i just do not want to see both of your napping. thank you very much. i want to see you back. very good having you. are bob and mitch not talking? bob here exclusively to spell out his differences with mitch. then, being forced to pay union dues when you are not even in a union. this is humiliating. stand still so we can get an accurate reading. okay...um...eighteen pounds and a smidge. a smidge? y'know, there's really no need to weigh packages under 70 pounds. with priority mail flat rate boxes from the postal service, if it fits, it ships anywhere in the country for a low flat rate. cool.

thankfully she's putting this behind her. she continues to do great work for espn.ichael barret faces federal charges. he's accused of videotaping andrews through an altered peephole in hotels in nashville and milwaukee, posting the vi o videos online and trying to sell them. they tracked him via digital footprint on the internet and through e-mails. the issue is whether he'll be released on bail today. >>> a few weeks ago brandon marshall was being -- fast forward. he's a happy lad now. broncos versus the cowboy. watch this great catch. this is why he's such a great player. athletic ability here makes all the cowboys players, look at that, seven white jerseys in the screen at one point. marshall scores a touchdown. denver remains undefeated. look at this. he's hugging teammates. he's even hugging the coach. look at that. happy days. joy, joe. >>> mark sanchez has been the anointed one since the jets drafted him last april. he's been in "gq." led the jets to a 3-0 start. that's no more. he was abused by the saints in new orleans yesterday, 24-10 loss. his first as a

but thankfully and finally, noted feminist icon whoopi goldberg is leading the charge against polanski i know it wasn't rape, rape. but i don't believe it was rape, rape. >> greg: guess i was wrong there. it wasn't rape, rape. >> maybe she was just stuttering. she was just set iterring. >> a way to make an ugly term a little more cute, greg. >> greg: i got to ask you, is roman polsnski happy that he has woody allen on this petition? >> who else signed it like don johnson and jerry lee lewis and gary glitter? i don't know what kind of recommendation that is. >> greg: it's fantastic. it's awesome because wood. >> allen is thinking somebody worse than me. i just had sex with basically my stepdaughter even though i wasn't married to mia pharoah. and now he can look at mow ran polanski and say well, at least i didn't rape a girl in a hot tub. >> they have to stick together. >> greg: here is the thing i love. seems like all the filmmakers were more offended that he was arrested during a film festival like somehow you are off limits if you are there to see a movie. >> one of them said somethi

shockingly, he doesn't have any life threatening injuries, thankfully. >>> okay. back to the whole balloon boy thing. i'm more concerned if it is true, about the kids. the little boy was obviously upset the morning after. >> he yacked on the morning show. that's theoretically nerves, right, because he knew? >> the parents are denying it. >>> let me show you what's going on across the west. historic storm right now. over the weekend this hurricane rick had 180 mile per hour sustained winds with winds gusting over 200 miles her hour. that's the second strongest hurricane in the eastern pacific on record. the strongest was linda in 1997. it is getting buzzed down a little bit. right now 125 mile per hour sustained wind storm. makes it a category 3. it is going to move up towards the north and gulp in more dry air. i think it's going to fade apart over the next couple days. let me show you the path of this. national hurricane center is thinking it's going to continue northwesterly today. and then turn into a category 2 storm sometime over the wednesday period. i think

thankfully nobody was injured. we're told the pilot made the right call. explosive experts are looking to recover the second bomb. >>> we're getting a first look at a new portrait of the first family. it's adorable. annie lebowitz took the picture in the green room of the white house. it looks very casual, doesn't it. usually you think of the family feud and they've got victorian chairs in the background. very contemporary. very nice. >>> a seven-year-old girl whose body was found in a landfill got in a fight at school the day she disappeared. thompson's sister brought up the fight as they walked home from school and somer got upset and ran off. that was the last time she and the brother saw her. her mom spoke to the killer. >> i want you to know that i will not sleep until this person is found. i hope they get you and i hope they make you pay for a long, long time. you don't take from somebody, you didn't take her from just me, you took her from my family, you took her from all of these people, and you don't do this to a little baby and put my baby in the

sunglasses, because no one's gonna be able to identify him with his ( bleep ) hanging out. narrator: thankfullyhe attendants at this gas station know well enough... ( phone dialing ) to call 9-1-1. mock commentator: sir ? does there seem to be a problem, officer ? brad: listen, we do not pay cops enough to be approaching that guy. shoot him, then approach him. chuck: well, the cop was looking at him just like, "all right, "you gotta come with me, "somehow, i don't want "to touch you. "i hope you understand. would you please just come ?" mock commentator: sir ? please come out of the bathroom, sir. todd: and all of a sudden, they come out fighting. mock commentator: unstoppable ! and greasy ! cannot stop me ! narrator: it takes two taserings for the police to subdue the naked terror. man: all the while, he was being incoherent, and he seemed to be in some kind of trancelike state. judy: he was in a trancelike state because he was about to ( bleep ), and you interrupted him. narrator: the exhibitionist is charged with public indecency and resisting arrest. jo: the bad thing is, he looked like me.

thankfully, the fed isn't oblivious. >> they know nothing! >> they know something. so it keeps rates low and says it will continue to do so. partially to help the housing market with cheap mortgages and partially to help banks reliquefy the system. that worked in 1991 at end of the s & l crisis. that time frame, by the way, produced the best banking stock environment in history. so loan losses might be bad, but earnings will be good. i mean, here we go again. ipo market. then aone comes along reminds us how much we can make. takeovers non-existent pen in the last few weeks kraft-cadbury, abbott solvay, xerox-affiliated. the m&a market may have a pulse. if a company sells in asia, like most of the techs, hewlett-packard, intel, all the semis, then it's all aboard. >> all aboard! >> but if it's totally domestic, forget about it. same with the industrials. china exposure? fantastic. domestic exposure, awful. strength in asia along with the mobile internet tsunami is like tech can be good. no other -- at retail the high end's working. that's why we hear good things from

and thankfully, that's not what happened.home and get some sleep and let this matter be resolved? >> thank you, officer. let's just go home. >> thank you, let's go home. no! no! no! >> easy. >> no, no, no! >> come with me, please. >> fine, i would like to come with you. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: no! i like it a lot. always fun to hang out with -- i've got to tell you this story. we sat next to each other at the emmy awards. >> we did. jimmy and i got to sit next to each other, and we were honored to be there. and your bit was hilarious. >> thanks, pal. >> and me, you and will sat next to each other. and we just tried to make you feel better about your bit. >> jimmy: no, you did not, at all, in fact. [ laughter ] you and your husband, will arnett, who is -- god. two of you guys are the funniest people ever. and you just kept going, "don't be nervous, it's not like everybody in the industry is watching your bit." [ laughter ] >> it's not like people are judging you, it's not everybody is paying attention. n

thankfully, though, this child's life was spared.ortunately, he's going to have to grow up without his loved ones, without his mom, without his sister, all because of drugs and alcohol. that is the lesson for tonight's "top of the block." >>> turning now to another unthinkable case. gruesome attack on a teenager allegedly by a gang of his own classmates. police say five boys cornered michael brewer, drenched him in alcohol, flicked a lighter on him and then set him on fire. in just a moment, we will be joined by michael's mom, valerie brewer. she has spent the last few torturous days by her son's hospital bed. with severe burns over two-thirds of his body, the 15-year-old is not able to talk. he is not able to tell his mom about his pain or the memory of this hideous attack. it just took moments but the consequences of that action are going to last the rest of this young man's life. >> i think we're looking at many, many months of stay in the burn center, in the acute care hospital. we're looking at several months in the icu. we're l

prosecutors say the plot didn't get very far thankfully. >> alleged following the events of september 11, 2001, this group believed that carrying out attacks in areas like pakistan was not feasible for them and travel there had become more difficult. it's alleged that mehanna was involved in exploring other options like shooting or killing one or two specific members of the executive branch of the united states government. >> prosecutors say mehanna and his conspirators plans to attack a mall were foiled when they wouldn't buy automatic weapons. >>> police say they may have stopped a columbine like attack. a 15-year-old new york boy is in a psychiatric hospital for allegedly plotting to attack his former high school. investigators found gasoline, fuses and a machete and he tried to buy an assault rifle. >> parents don't know what's going on in that child's room unfortunately. >> he must be very troubled. >> police say he planned the attack for next april 20th exactly 11 years after the columbine high school killings in colorado. >>> here's something you probably didn't know so i'll te

they are being -- a lot of our companies thankfully sell american products around the world but the white house and this congress has proposed to make them absolutely uncompetitive with tax increases that would devastate their jobs. in my region, houston region, we have 340 companies who employ 150,000 people who depend upon some type of level playing field to sell our u.s. products around this world and they're not going to make investments if they'll be punished for actually selling american throughout the world. i think that the invisible hand of government rather than visible hand of the market is now dramatically slowing our recovery and delaying those investment decisions. you see that, i think, in unemployment numbers today. according to the household survey, employment declined by 785,000 in september. and commissioner, i'd like to ask you -- put that in perspective. is that an average or an unusually large monthly decline? >> well, we tend to focus -- we are looking at month-to-month changes we look at payroll surveys since it's a bit more accurate on the monthly case. but i'd sa

thankfully, republicans say this is bad plight crile for republicans to be so aggressive in celebrating this humiliation, we will see how this plays out. >> david if it was an unworthy competitor here, you might have a real story, but the fact of the matter is neither rio de janeiro nor anywhere in south america was awarded the olympic games and maybe it was just their turn to get it plain and simple as that. >> absolutely. >> trying to keep it simple earlier on the air, maybe that's where we got to go with this. >> maybe not so much about chicago and more about rio. any case, alex, still ahead, the day's other news, we will have the president's remarks live at the top of the hour, but the senate finance committee worked late into the night last night to finally finish their work on health care, at least the amendment process. we will tell you what happens next. >>> also, we will have the stunning revelations in the sex scandal surrounding senator john ensign. how far did he go to try to cover up the affair? >>> much more on today's surprising news out of copenhagen on the olympics. pre

the baby, thankfully, found safe last night, he's now in a foster home, awaiting a reunion with his mom. >> china is putting the military and technological power on display. and you can say that again, nearly 200,000 soldiers, and civilians taking part in a massive parade in tiananmen square, this week marking 60 years of communist rule and soldiers marching in unison and fighter jets flying overhead and what should the west make of this many say intimidating display, should the u.s. be worried about china's rapid expansion and a senior fellow at the american foreign policy council and great to have you here, thanks for joining us. >> thank you very much. >> look at -- look at the video, and, initially think, they are having a good time and it is pomp and circumstance, and civilians seem to be having a nice time, and i mean, i guess, they are celebrating something that they feel should be commemorated. >> that's a fair point and after 60 years, chinese people do have things they should be proud of, tremendous economic progress, and they are playing an important role in the world, and --

but thankfully breast cancer never became a reality. my biopsy came back clear. other women were not as lucky. numerous friends have lost their 3409ers. it is a pain that cannot be accurately described and that is why we are here to honor breast cancer awareness mopt and show our honor and celebrate the millions of women who are breast cancer survivors. i would like to share with you some real stories. cindy was 38 years old when she was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2003. she was one of the lucky ones. she had a mammogram that caught her cancer early and now a breast cancer survivor. she shared her experience in the paper. she quotes, i had no symptoms. i wasn't even thinking cancer. my cancer was very close to my spine and if i had waited until i was 40, like most doctors recommend, who knows what would have happened. she is the coordinator of the recycling program. this month, she is tying pink ribbons in towns across her county to raise awareness and encourage women to get mammograms early. sue of meadsville was diagnosed with breast cancer. she was told sh

thankfully the traffic is pretty light. now it looks like they're peeling back and they'll let him pass again. let just watch and see what happens. he has never been off the freeway system in over an hour, he or she. the suspect is wanted for assault on a police officer, that being trying to run over a police officer who was responding to a report, i guess, of a driver driving off without paying at a gas station in grayson county. we're talking several miles north of dallas. the pursuit began there, it went through collin county, which is immediately north of dallas, and is now in or near dallas proper on interstate 45. it is the noon hour, it's 12:14 central daylight, very light traffic thankfully. a few truckers, but that's about it. they tried a few spike strip man urs without any success so far. the driver's been going pretty much at highway speeds although at one point speeded up and looks to be going a little bit faster than highway speed. it's hard to gauge, but i would assume that everybody around there knows it's a

thankfully, though, this child's life was spared. unfortunately, he's going to have to grow up without his loved ones, without his mom, without his sister, all because of drugs and alcohol. that is the lesson for tonight's "top of the block." >>> turning now to another unthinkable case. gruesome attack on a teenager allegedly by a gang of his own classmates. police say five boys cornered michael brewer, drenched him in alcohol, flicked a lighter on him and then set him on fire. in just a moment, we will be joined by michael's mom, valerie brewer. she has spent the last few torturous days by her son's hospital bed. with severe burns over two-thirds of his body, the 15-year-old is not able to talk. he is not able to tell his mom about his pain or the memory of this hideous attack. it just took moments but the consequences of that action are going to last the rest of this young man's life. >> i think we're looking at many, many months of stay in the burn center, in the acute care hospital. we're looking at several months in the icu. we'

. >> a few accidents to watch for at this hour but thankfully the delays are starting to filter out it route 24 in the edgewood area, there's an accident that blocks the ramp. we are dealing with some delays but not to bet on the outer loop north and west. jfx looks good. cranbrook we have an accident. southbound 7 i-295 is looking better now. 13 minutes on the ever loop. -- the outer loop. here's a quick live look at traffic from harford road. it is looking good on the west side of rte. 40. >> some clouds out there. it is humid and mild today on the warm side of an intense system where the cold front will move through overnight tonight. our best shot of showers is late into the evening and overnight. mostly cloudy today ended to beat 70's and the best chance of showers overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning. it will clear out late saturday and beautiful on sunday. >> be sure and check our updated news and traffic information ♪ >>> 8:00 now on a friday morning. it's the 2nd day of october 2009. we have got a huge crowd out on the plaza this morning. they're patiently waiting for

. >> i don't need one of these thankfully. >> blef me the stroller is just the beginning.rust me on that. the people's republic of china celebrating its 60 anniversary as a communist nation. is the country's economic experiment working? we have a great panel to tell us what they think straight ahead. >>> a down market this first trading day of october. the dow down 160 points. we're at 9552. back with more "power lunch" after this. >>> for every dollar spent on wellness, companies can expect to save $3. that's according to the wellness councils of america. >> let's take a listen to you. >> now ibm employees like doris gonzalez are also cashing in. the tech giant offers a $150 annual wellness rebate to both parents and children for healthy eating as well as physical activity. >> we both engaged in more activity. so in the long run it's going to help us both be just a healthier family. >> having a healthier family has a more productive employee. a more productive employee is a more satisfied employee. >> satisfying the bottom line, too. since introducing wellness incentives,

well, thankfully, cops have ferreted out one of those rats and we have an arrest. >>> welcome back.eaks for the family of university of connecticut football star jasper howard. the 20-year-old, father-to-be stabbed to death outside of a campus dance. this hour, a new arrest. not for howard's murder, for the heinous crime of making threats to witnesses who may have saw something that night to keep them from going to the cops. naming the killer. christopher muchler, charged with hindering prosecution, acts of terrorism. here's one of his threats. he had the audacity to post this on a facebook memorial page. where family and friends were there to pay tribute. he writes, the snitches, i know you, jasper howard would not be down with that. this needs to be a lesson for all of uconn, you will be stabbed, shot, mugged or beaten for (blankin') around. friends, family crying out for justice and some coward posting threats online if someone brings forward the truth, that's what we have here? those alleged charges facing this guy. joining me to talk about this kate monohan spoke the "uconn dai

thankfully everybody got out safely. >>> good news about growth in the economy led to the biggest gain for stocks in more than three months oovps. melissa long is in for jennifer. the recovery still has a long way to go. what are you find sng. >> very much about baby steps. we have been warned it will be a slow recovery. unemployment, 9.8%, still rising. a long way to go, robin. investors, however, were encouraged by thursday's gdp report. the nation's gross do mmestic product measures the output of growth and services grew 3.5% in the third quarter after a year of contraction. tim geithner told a congressional committee the gdp numbers are encouraging, but, of course, millions of americans continue to struggle. >> unemployment remains unacceptably high for every person out of work, for every family facing foreclosure, fosh every small business facing a credit crunch, the recession remains alive and acute. >> investors helped to lift the dow 200 points on thursday. the nasdaq and s&p 500 making big gains yesterday. the markets soap just shy of two hours and are expected to pull back. >

they did get out with minor injuries, thankfully. the driver is charged with drunk driving.he man in bed was on hln "prime news" last night. >> take us to the moment, 42 minutes later, when the car is lifted. what was that like? >> holy moly, it was just like a big sigh of relief. as soon as i could see the car, the front part of the car lifting and i could actually see kristen, them grabbing her out, they're, like, we need to get you from either the same angle or a different angle and i just kind of crawled through there. i wanted to get out of there as soon as i could. when the car lifted, our legs, you could feel the blood circulating back through. that was probably the happiest moment of my life, yes, i'm not paralyzed. i can feel my legs. i'm all right. >> can you imagine? i would think that was a dream or something at first. to get the latest developments, "prime news" start starting at 5:00 p.m. eastern. >>> we have new video of the three u.s. hiker whoz have been in custody in iran for nearly three months now. their friend shot this just two days before they were det

. >> thankfully. can you believe it? >>> with the gas prices going down and up and down, a fuel-efficient car could be your best friend. right now there's an even better reason to buy one according to hln money expert clark howard. >> are you interested in buying a small car? well, not that many americans are right now. because what's selling right now are things that are the bigger the better. big trucks, huge sport utility vehicles. and the prices of those, especially used ones, have been going up and up and up. at the same ones, have been go and up and up. small cars, new small cars aren't selling at all. dealers can't beg, borrow or steal a buyer, so the prices of small cars are going down to the point that it is shocking how much cheaper they are. so if you zig, buying a small, fuel efficient car will get you a steal of a deal and when prices go up, you'll be sitting in the driver's seat. for more ways for you to fatten your wallet, go to cnn.com. >> catch him at noon eastern on saturdays and sundays right here on h