he's also asking the court to approve a parenting plan to be signed by both billy ray and tish and toequitable distribution of the marital estate. sad news, though. 17 years. these parents have been so influential in shaping miley cyrus. she often talks about the two of them. so it is very, very sad news. and, of course, they are asking for privacy during this time. but it's sad. >> she's at an age, too, it's going to hit her hard. hopefully they'll get through it okay. >>> the hollywood drama story of the week. charlie sheen. this story keeps getting more and more bizarre. let's hit some of the highlights. more details are leaking out. apparently his date inside that room was a 22-year-old porn star named capri anderson. they apparently found her locked naked inside of a closet during this rampage yesterday. charlie is out of new york after being hospitalized here briefly. he's back in california. he left on a private jet. this here courtesy of tmz. he now says the story is totally overblown and overplayed as far as the reality of the scenario. i know what went down and that's where

hey, you guys, i just heard that miley cyrus's parents billy ray and tish are getting a divorce afteryears of marriage. [ audience aws ] it's kind of weird. it's the first divorce where the kid has to pay parent support. [ laughter ] but it's 2010, that's -- it's a messy divorce. tish is seeking full custody of miley, while billy ray is seeking full custody of hannah montana. [ laughter ] so it's very -- you don't know who's going to win. here's some news for travelers. instead of the usual pat-down, the tsa is now requiring security agents to slide their hands up the inside of a passenger's leg, which explains the most common thing now heard at airports -- "that's not a gun." [ laughter ] "going to see my daughter in connecticut, and -- -- going home for the holidays." [ laughter ] no, no. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. this was pretty -- yeah, this is a pretty interesting story. a group of nfl wives started a company that aims to reduce extramarital affairs within the league. although, i don't know, it looks like they haven't gotten very favre -- far. [ laughter ] everyone -- no

. >>> calling it a difficult time for their family, billy ray and tish cyrus tells "people" magazine they are divorcing after 17 years of marriage. >>> finally, taylor swift meet taylor swift. the 20-year-old singer posed at madame tussauds's museum by a wax likeness that wears a dress donated by her life like counterpart. what do you think is going through her mind when she's looking over going, that is -- >> how did it come to this? >> i'm only 20. >> let's talk about the real story. >> what? >> charlie sheen just -- >> we left it out for a reason. the details are just getting a little too outside of morning news. >> too spicy? >> we'll update that tomorrow maybe. >> yeah. >> and this comes to us from kxas nbc 5 in ft. worth, texas, where one mother delivered a huge bundle of joy. while mom is recovering, the proud father and big sister were eager to show off their new baby, just his frame, all 13 pounds of him. what's remarkable, is that baby justice is three weeks premature but almost twice the size of an average newborn. and dad put it all into perspective saying whatever he wan

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. >> reporter: here at the preston robert tish brain tumor center, karen found hope.rimental vaccine. it has a futuristic name. it's named cdx-110. itcuss the body's immune system to attack tumor cells. it won't work on every patient. just those who tumors make one particular protein. in those patients, it goes off like a smart bomb. now karen gets a shot, a painmal one, every month. but look at the results. we were able to pay her another visit, a full year later. remember, most patients don't even live that long. >> it's been about a year and a half. as long as the vaccine works, then i'll be getting the monthly shots. and when it doesn't work, then i'm in trouble. >> reporter: dr. john stampson helped develop the treatment. what can we say about this vaccine now, in terms of educating a patient about it? what does it promise? >> we're always careful not to overpromise what something can deliver. this is still in an experimental stage. patients are living two to three times longer with the vaccine. >> reporter: study results were less dramatic, but compared to stand