u.s. ski team. alka-seltzer plus. >> larry: we're back.ear-old son cannon, king of fifth grade. his 11-year-old brother chance did not join us. for those of you who have watched this show frequently probably remember chance jumping off the chair with the killer toad. two decisions to make and one was not to come here. okay. what do we meet first? bobcat. >> little bobcat. what this is a little bobcat. all right? in our country, we have the bobcat. the mountain lion, which is a cougar. you see the bobcat, how beautiful it is. this is only what, about 14 weeks? a lot of people try to get permits. you can't have these cats as pets. this cat could take your hand off. these cats are powerful and strong when it's older. he also has a urine smell he marks his territory with. a solitary cat. also hunted for its coat in a lot of places. you get to feel its coat? beautiful animal. >> larry: let's meet an albino burmese python. cannon knows this animal. >> i'll hold the head. >> take it -- put it in front of larry. that's it. put it over larry's head

u.s. ski team. alka-seltzer plus. >>> well, we are back with "sgmd."t this time we're going to be answering your questions. think of this as your appointment, no waiting, no insurance necessary. we've got that lot of questions about medicare. not surprising given the time of year. let's take one question here from mary in walnut creek. general question, what should my husband and i know about open enrollment for medicare? well, first of all, medicare open enrollment starts monday, november 15th. a couple of things to keep in mind, starting in 2011, average monthly premium charges for standard coverage medicare will go up about 3% for those drug plans. for some, those drug prices are going to go up. but for people who enter what's known as the donut hole, the gap in coverage. for them, they may actually start to have a benefit here to some extent, 50% off discounted brand name drugs, 7% discount on generic drugs. again, that's for people who enter what's known as the coverage gap. there's also something else, which is the medicare advantage dis-enrollme

u.s. ski team.ciation's entertainer of the year. she was also a pop crossover artist at the time becoming a major, major hit. last year at age 21, taylor swift became the youngest ever to be named entertainer of the year by the country music association. she also won female vocalist, album of the year, video of the year. what do you make of her? >> i say, yay, taylor swift. i think she is a smart, beautiful girl. i think she's making all the right moves. she's got a good head on her shoulders. she's surrounded with wonderful people. her songs are great. she keeps herself anchored. she knows who she is and she's living and standing by that. and i just admire her. i think she is just incredible and a great role model for young people right now. >> larry: you think there's a danger, dolly, in too much too soon? >> in too much consumed you say? >> larry: no, getting too much attention. >> oh, getting too much too soon. well, it's just sort of like when they talk about "american idol," they say, well, yo

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u.s. ski team.a-seltzer plus. >> couric: equal opportunity is one of this country's most cherished ideals, but too often it's been out of reach for one group of americans-- black males. and a sweeping education study out today may say way. it found african american males languish at the bottom of their class every step of the way. bill whitaker shows us why this is a problem for all of us in tonight's "reading, writing and reform." >> reporter: the california academy of mathematics and science in south l.a. is one of the top high schools in the country and senior daniel caesar is one of the top students. a average, ambitious, he wants to be a psychiatrist. >> i'm looking at berkeley and stanford as my top schools. >> reporter: but a troubling sign of the times. achieving black male students like daniel are increasingly rare in american schools. >> the overall academic achievement of african american males was appallingly low not only in cities but nationwide. >> reporter: by fourth grade, only 12% o

u.s. ski team. alka-seltzer plus. >>> and finally a happy ending. roberts on the medical ingenuity that brought a young mother back to life. >> reporter: aim were moore is a walking miracle. the north carolina mom was all but dead. in september, she collapsed at work, suffering what's called cardiac death. for 20 minutes, she had no pulse. >> she was in really good shape. it was very scary. she was unconscious, fighting tremendously. >> reporter: amy was rushed to the hospital. it was a race against time. >> i thought her chance of survival was probably less than 50%. >> reporter: that's when doctors attempted a daring procedure. they essentially froze amy's body to buy time and protect her brain and weakened heart. she was wrapped in ice cold blanket and injected with freezing fluids. it brought amy's body temperature down to 39 degrees for the next two days. the cooling put amy's brain into a dormant state happy helping to avoid brain damage when the heart temporarily stops providing blood. the window is short. the patient has to be cooled been 30

u.s. ski team. alka-seltzer plus. >>> now, for a look at your morning road conditions.her day of wet highways in the east, especially the stretch of i-95 from washington to boston. icy conditions across michigan and along the great lakes. >> and if you're flying today, expect airport delays in miami, and detroit. and at the major northeast corridor airports, boston, philadelphia, new york and d.c. >>> qantas airlines says its six grounded airbus 380 jumbo jets could be back in the air in a day or two. the passengers who were on the qantas flight that suffered the mid engine blowout, are back in the air this morning. they have all left for australia. one executive said it is still too early to say what caused the blowout. but they believe one cause is faulty engine design. and they say maintenance was not a significant factor. >>> in nearby indonesia, the death toll from the eruption of the mt. merapi volcano is on the rise. another eruption this morning killed at least another 54 people. pushing the number of victims to more than 100. most have died because of the volca

u.s. ski team.. >> couric: if it seems like bedbugs are almost everywhere these days, they are. they're showing up in all 50 states, and since 2006 the cost of fighting them has more than doubled, topping a quarter of a billion dollars. even major businesses are getting bitten from niketown to victoria's secret and today the waldorf-astoria hotel. and national correspondent jim axelrod reports customers are getting fed up. >> i'm thinking to myself i can't believe... i can't believe this. i absolutely can't believe it. >> reporter: susanne igneri's bedbug nightmare started after her family stayed at new york's world-famous waldorf-astoria hotel. her daughter slept on a cot and igneri says woke up covered in bites. >> the following day i called up the pediatrician, he said "these are bedbug bites." >> reporter: like that he knew? >> he knew immediately. >> reporter: the igneris believe the bedbugs traveled home with them because their house became infested and they had to throw away furniture, clothi

u.s. ski team.seltzer plus. >>> when america goes to the polls tomorrow, as we've reported, california is going to vote on legalizing possession of small amounts of marijuana. and one of the arguments being deployed is that there's another substance far more dangerous. a new survey gives us a startling look at alcohol in the world. jeremy hubbard reports. >> reporter: the revelations are sobering. using unorthodox criteria, a group of british doctors and experts rated the impact of 20 substances, based not only on how they harm the body, but the harder to measure toll they take on the environment, families, health care costs, and social services. their conclusion -- overall, alcohol is more destructive than even heroin and crack cocaine. >> unquestionably, the reason it is so harmful is because so many people use it, so many people are dependent on it, so many people get into trouble with it. >> reporter: the findings raise eyebrows and not everyone agrees. how could alcohol possibly cause more harm

u.s. ski team. alka-seltzer plus. >>> 50 years ago tonight, john f.d president of the united states. to mark the occasion, "life" magazine, and they're now life.com, opened their archives of previously unreleased photos of that campaign, including students chasing down the candidate in a convertible, a lounging young massachusetts senator. a reminder of the era of the campaign trail before there were cell phones. and jackie kennedy, alone on a bus, looking both solitary and quietly regal at the same time. it's when you look back on the coverage of election night that you realize how much has changed in just two american generations. >> to all americans, i say that the next four years are going to be difficult and challenging years for us all. >> the election of 1960 was so close that president-elect kennedy didn't claim victory until the following afternoon, a full 18 hours after nbc news coverage started from 30 rockefeller plaza, studio 8-h. >> and now from nbc news election central, chet huntley and david brinkley. >> interest in the election was h

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u.s. ski team. alka-seltzer plus. >> couric: security has been tight at airports around for globe following that terror plot to blow up cargo planes. it was a close call stopped by some last-minute intelligence. tonight, homeland security correspondent bob orr reports on who may have tipped off the authorities and who is suspected of building the bombs. >> reporter: investigators have found no fingerprints or d.n.a. on the two bombs hidden inside printers but the devices themselves clearly point to the yemen-based terror group al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. and its master bomb builder ibrahim hassan al asiri. asiri, shown here with his fist blurred built the underwear bomb used in the failed christmas day attack and the printer bombs bear the hall mashes of his handiwork. the explosive p.e.t.n. was hidden inside toner cartridge. the devices apparently wired with timers were expertly concealed. in fact, the printer bomb found in great britain was so well disguised at first explosives experts fail

u.s. ski team. >> >> couric: jet packs apparently aren't just for james bond.iss daredevil yves rossy took a nosedive near geneva off a hot air balloon today. but don't worry, the jets on his custom-made wing suit kicked in just as planned and hurtled him through the air about 8,000 feet off the ground. the 51-year-old ex-fighter pilot completed two giant loops before safely parachuting back to earth. for his next stunt, rossy says he'd like to fly through the grand canyon. the landing was much less smooth for 104 people aboard a flight from mexico city. security video shows the global air flight coming in without its front landing gear. the 737 skidded down the runway, but the pilot managed to bring it to a stop and nobody was hurt. a flight over the pacific had quite an affect on the appearance of one passenger. he boarded an air canada flight in hong kong last friday looking like an elderly white man, but on the way to vancouver he went into the bathroom and came out as a young asian man. canadian authorities say it was an elaborate disguise to try and get r

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u.s. ski team. alka-seltzer plus. >>> baseball this week lost one of its legendary figures.in the world series with teams from both the national and american leagues. and he's being remembered this week. and, the cincinnati reds and the detroit tigers, i should mention. and tonight, we have a story of another beloved manager. this week, when the giants won their first world series since moving to san francisco, the father figure for an entire team finally got the win he waited more than 50 years for. >> here it is. struck him out! >> reporter: you might have seen brian wilson's winning pitch. >> the giants are world champions. >> reporter: or his teammate, tim lincecum, climbing the fence to celebrate the giants win. but unless you were watching the world series really, really closely, you probably never saw our "person of the week." there he is, hugging mvp edgar renteria. >> murphy is a legend. >> we love being around him. >> he's the best. >> reporter: mike murphy has been with this team from the beginning. >> i started working for the giants in 1958. i was a bat boy. >>

u.s. ski team. alka-seltzer plus. >> larry: we're back with oksana and her attorney. when did it start?u say, this is not the guy i fell in love with? >> well, being a domestic violence victim, you always feel you can help him. when did it start? pretty much when i became pregnant. he started to show signs of the darkness he did not want me to be exposed to. he started to be violent to other people. scream, yell, mostly verbally. the worst one was is january 6th. >> larry: did you ever, because he's charging this, did you ever extort him? >> i never have. >> caller: a quid pro quo? >> what is that? >> larry: you give me this, i drop that. >> i only gave the tapes to my lawyers. eventually, the court got it from my lawyers. this is the domestic violence case. this is a domestic violence case. it's not okay to be beaten in silent. not in this country. soldiers died. i know i'm not dying or anything, but i'm being threatened in court that i might lose my baby. i'm terrified talking you right now. i might need your help, larry. >> larry: but he's a very famous person. the power you had over

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u.s. ski team.seltzer plus. >>> 2014, that's when combat operations in afghanistan are now set to end, but afghan president hamid karzai wants to reduce military operations before then. so just what is the right strategy to end this war and not create bigger problems in the process? i've gathered a panel who will come at this question in very different ways. rachael reid is the afghanistan researcher for human rights watch. max boot is a senior fellow at the council on foreign relations. he writes prolifically on afghanistan and all kinds of defense issues and has been called in to advise general petraeus, general mcchrystal, and various other key u.s. officials over the years, and near rosen is a journalist and filmmaker who has spent years in iraq and afghanistan reporting on america's wars there. welcome. so, max, is ending the wars the right way to think about this in the first place? >> i think our goal should be not so much to end the war, but our transition our troops to the afghan national s

u.s. ski team. alka-seltzer plus. . >>> welcome back.the latest news you need to know right now. >>> the investigating officer sent his recommendation on how to proceed in the case against accused ft. hood shooter hasan. it's goes to his defense team and was not made public. >>> u.s. senator chuck schuler says the u.s. food and drug administration is prepared to ban alcoholic drinks that have caffeine. they say it's geared to young people and encourage them to spend more time drinking. >>> a pugh hispanic poll asked who was the most important hispanic leader today? one was no one, and among the names mentioned is sonia sotomayor, and lewis gutierrez and the los angeles mayor and jorge ramos. that's a pretty good collection, but so many people didn't know what to say. >> fastest grows segment of the population. clearly a vacuum of leadership. something to watch in politics. when we come back senator claire mccakacclass kel changing her o leadership on an important issue. d they work closely with business leaders to develop curriculum to m

u.s. ski team. our great, great, great american panel, we have the national campaign manager for howard dean's presidential campaign. peter johnson junior. joe trippi is back. and fox news con trainor andrea tantaros. good to see you. thank you for being here. >> good to see you. >> sean: i went to crawford, texas, and i did an interview with george bush that aired last night. while that was airing last night, we taped the studio audience show with the president. peter, you were there. >> great. tremendous show. >> sean: this was an amazing hour. we're going to air it next monday night on the fox news channel. we had people from the administration that were there. the firefighter who was with him when he held up the bull horn and many other people. i don't want to give away all the surprises but we had one minute, one second, one moment where i messed up. became of moment of humor. >> joining us -- joining -- let me do it again. >> they never let me do it, you know. [ laughter ] [ applause [ applaus

u.s. ski team. alka-seltzer plus. >> larry: kyle has surprised a lot of people this season.know how to roll. watch. >> on the stage. >> kyle massey and his partner, lacey schwimmer. >> kyle is our star entertainer. >> i think i just fell in love. you are officially my first crush of season 11. ♪ ♪ >> larry: lacey, how's he doing? >> he's doing all right. >> not too bad. >> no, he's doing awesome. hfs so unexpected what came out of him in the first day of rehearsals. >> larry: was it tough at the start? >> well, try taking a 19-year-old boy who would rather be at the movies or playing video games and stick him in a rehearsal studio, it's tough, yeah. >> larry: what's it been like for you? >> it's probably one of the greatest experiences that anyone could ever -- >> larry: in all of your 19 years. >> in all of my many 19 years. it's been pretty amazing. like every step of the way, it's just been unforgettable. to the res her ales to the hours. >> larry: what's lacey like? >> she's not bad, you know. >> larry: tough? >> yeah, she's tough on me. but it's necessary. like i unders

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u.s. ski team.ay ♪ and forever more ♪ and forever more ♪ that's how you'll stay ♪ that's how you'll stay ♪ that's why, darling, it's incredible ♪ ♪ that someone so unforgettable ♪ ♪ thinks that i am unforgettable too ♪ >> larry: one of the great recordings of all time. your idea? >> sort of, yeah. we were doing it, actually, in las vegas, back in the '80s, very crudely, with a real to real backstage, and dad's voice would sing "unforgettable" and the orchestra on stage would play, and then they'd mute the button and i'd sing. it was so tacky, but the audience loved it. >> larry: i just learned there's a new christmas album out soon featuring natalie cole. how'd that come about? >> larry: they invited me to come up to salt lake city and it was an amazing four or five days. >> larry: all christmas songs? >> all christmas songs. >> larry: what was it like to sing with them? >> first of all, just the way that they have their whole, you know, their whole routine and their whole -- they're very -- not --

u.s. ski team. alka-seltzer plus. >> larry: kyle massey has surprised a lot of people this season.acey schwimmer know how to roll. watch. >> on to the stage. kyle massey. >> kyle is our star entertainer. >> i think i just fell in love. you are officially my first crush of season 11. ♪ ♪ # >> larry: all right, lacey, how's he doing? >> all right. >> not too bad. >> no, he's doing awesome. it was so unexpected. >> larry: was it tough at the start? >> well, try taking a 19-year-old boy who would rather be at the movies and playing video games or going and stick him in a rehearsal for hours, it's a bit tough, yeah. >> larry: what's it been like for you? >> it's one of the greatest experiences. >> larry: in all of your 19 years. >> it's been pretty amazing. every step of the way has been unforgettable to the rehearsals and the hours. >> larry: what is lacey like? >> she's not bad. >> larry: tough? >> she's tough on me. it's necessary. i understand it's not personal. she's frustrated when sometimes i can't get a dance step. >> or not remembering. >> yeah, the hardest part is remembering

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u.s. ski team.. - i was drafted. - i enlisted. - i was nervous. - and there i was in asia. - europe. - the gulf. - and i saw things. - incredible things. - and people you never forget. - i did my job. - for my country. - my buddies. - for total strangers. - and i was proud. - so grateful. - for my family. - my freedom. foall who served and all who serve, we can never thank them enough. >> larry: we're back with patty argetta and ester seaver, the sister and aunt, respectively, of the late jessica, who provided the kidney for natalie cole. it's also described in natalie's new book, "love brought me back." you were watching with jessica. ester, was jessica a fan of natalie cole's? >> yes, she was. especially because my mother had passed on of lung cancer a few years, in 2004. and we used to -- she was a fan of natalie's father. >> larry: who wasn't? >> yeah. that's true. and then she liked the duet, "unforgettable," to the point that the cd doesn't exist anymore, because we've run it over and over. an

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u.s. ski team. alka-seltzer plus. >>> time for the culture of politics. the health care debate rages on long after the passage of obama care and the divisiveness of the issue during midterms. our guest says americans don't necessarily have a right to health care. >> will cain is a regular here on "sparker spitzer." he's the host of "off the page" at the nationalreview.com. he's also a licensed attorney in the state of texas. >> so that gives credibility to whatever i say. >> makings it more important. >> absolutely. welcome, will. i guess as a texan and a lawyer, you're probably looking forward to succeeding from the union. >> i wish it happened yesterday. >> rick perry's kind of backing off a little from that. you can see he's kind of anxious to do it. >> yeah, as many of us texans are. >> you say you brought up the subject of -- that health care is not a right on election night. >> right. >> and you got a strange reaction. tell us about that. >> i said it on a postelection panel on cnn. i said what i thought was completely logically obvious that health

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u.s. ski team. loving day ♪ lovely day, lovely day >> what a lovely day, in washington, d.c. getting close to the top of the hour here now. a lovely day in washington, a lovely day to be there and time to get to work for some freshmen. tomorrow is marking the first day of freshman orientation for the newly elected lawmakers in washington, d.c. they're getting a crash course here on how to navigate their new workplace, seminars on everything from setting up an office, hiring a staff and all importantly learn how to cast an electronic vote more than 90 newly elected lawmajors. the balance of 85 of those are republicans, just 9 are democrats. they're up there getting the orientation, not really getting to work yet. the new congress takes effect next year, the beginning of next year. right now they're learning the ropes so they'll be ready to hit the ground running and get work done hopefully at the beginning of next year. a look at other stories we're keeping a close eye on this morning. horrible story