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vermont is the only state still reporting sporadic cases. the government did start shipping out the first orders of the flu vaccine today. 25 states in metro areas, including maryland and the district placed orders for the vaccine yesterday. the first day they could make those requests. now between 6-7 million doses should be available by next week. but the first 6 hundred thousand to go out will be in the form of a nasal spray. not a shot. virginia health officials are expecting to get 43,000 doses in their first batch. the majority of those will go to hospitals and local health departments so they can immunize their employees. >>> virginia and maryland are on a list of 15 states one group says may not be ready to handle a large outbreak of h1n1 flu. the trust for america's health estimate that if a third of the people contract the flu they could run out of hospital beds. it's ushlinging hospitals to have -- urging hospitals to have a surge plan to prepare for an onslaught of six people. >>> people are lining up for their urnl flu shots but

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the leaves are pretty much at peak from vermont, new hampshire and maine. hopefully you can get out and enjoy it with temperatures in the 60s. well, christina, that's your monday forecast. i'll show you what tuesday looks like a little later. >> all right. thanks, bill. >>> asian stocks tumble, greenspan spews, and the lucky lottery embezzler. your early morning business headlines straight ahead. >>> lindsay lohan tries to shake off her karma by trying something new. it didn't work. >>> saints and jets battle for perfection. sometimes 162 games just isn't enough. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm christina brown. and here are some of your top headlines this morning. the head of the international atomic energy agency says u.n. inspectors will visit iran's newly disclosed uranium enrichment site on october 25th. they held weekend talks with iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad. he said while he has concerns about tehran's intentions, they are moving toward cooperation. >>> billions of dollars that the u.s.

lawmakers like vermont's bernie sanders say that's unfair, because seniors pay a higher percentage of their income for health care, and those costs are rising. >> it would be wrong, it would be immoral, in the midst of this economic crisis to turn our backs on senior citizens. >> reporter: so sanders and others want to increase social security payroll taxes on those making between a quarter of a million and $350,000 a year. oregon's peter defazio wants to use that money to make up for the lack of a cola increase. >> this modest $250 one-time payment to seniors would be basically equivalent to a 2% cost of living adjustment. it would help them meet some of those bare-necessity costs. >> reporter: but even with their higher spending on health care, overall, the cost of living is falling for seniors, too. the government calculates an experimental index of inflation for the elderly. from august of last year to august of this year, the cpi-e has actually fallen 1.3%. analyst david john says no cola is no crisis. >> so you could make the argument that benefits should be cut rather than go u

. >>> and finally, an unbelievable high school football comeback in vermont.ened on saturday. the cougarses down would i two with seconds to play tried for a 48 yard feel goal. the kick falls shot. thinks the game is over, spikes the ball and begins celebrating. but not so fast, buddy. a quick thinking cougar picks it up and run there is to the end zone for a game-winning touchdown. and you know that's totally going to end up on youtube. this morning on "the early show," we'll have actress drew barrymore. i'm michelle gielan and this is the "cbs morning news." announcer: right now, all over the country, discover card customers are getting 5% cashback bonus at grocery stores. now, more than ever it pays to discover. for a value that goes a long way only campbell's chicken noodle soup is made with fresh egg noodles. 32 feet in every can. ♪ so many, many reasons ♪ it's so m'm! m'm! good ♪ . >>> let's go ahead and take a look at first morning doppler radar starting this friday out with green on it. we have shower activity sitting out to the west and starting to pr

funding for this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. the newman's own foundation. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has putth to worka wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> and now "bbc world news." >> [inaudible] >> and the people's republic at 60. just how much has china changed since mao, and where is it heading now? hello. 1100 dead and counting. that is the latest figures from the humanitarian chief of the united nations as emergency crews worked for the night through the rain trying to find survivors from the two us? of the indonesian island of sumatra. hospitals, offices, schools reduced to rubble, and the emergency team spirit hundreds may still be trapped. from sumatra, alice reports. >> it is a desperate race to pull the survivors out from under tons of rubble. no one has any idea just how many people are trapped. many are within reach, by as yet, beyond help. the machinery that is available is rescuing peopl

the end of a high school football game in vermont. the losing team misses a game-winning field goal but watch this. the player makes the catch, spikes the ball in celebration. that's a fumble. that's a live ball. the losing team recovers, scores the touchdown, and wins the game! the moral of the story is know the rules and natasha i know you feel bad for him, but i don't. you got to know the rules. >> i feel bad for him because i probably would have done it. poor guy. >> unbelievable. i feel bad there but just kneel down. just kneel down. >> sort of cover your head. >> yeah. >> thanks, larry. >>> an ancient skeleton may be the missing link to the first humans on earth. apparently it's not quite a person, not quite a chimp either but scientists say it has a lot to do with how we got here. that's new for you in 20 minutes. >>> a beauty queen is missing her crown. miss maine says someone stole it from her car last week. she says the crown was in a special box in the back seat and she wants it returned, no questions asked. now, for now sh

the end of a high school football game in vermont. the losing team misses the game-winning field goal. look at the players spike the ball in celebration. that's a live ball. that's a fumble. the losing team recovers, scores a touchdown and wins the game. the moral of the story every time. know the rules. here is an idea. just kneel, kneel down, dead ball. you can dot whaefr you want with the ball. look at that. >> poor thing. >> his 20th reunion, they're going to say you're the guy that cost us the game. >> that poor thing. thanks so much, larry. that hurts to watch. >>> education secretary arne duncan says federal stimulus money for education is meant to be extra dollars for schools. he says some states are cutting their own education spending and using the stimulus money to make up for it. duncan says the states will be held accountable. but because of the way the law is written, there may not be much federal officials can do. >>> new this morning, a mean march court has rejected the latest appeal by nobel peace writer. the pro demo

. >> if you are heading out to watch high school football tonight, it comes from vermont, the team in white trails by one point and their only hope is to kick a dispersion field goal. it's caught by the team in blue, but the kid in excitement spikes it and the ball is live and it's scooped up into the end zone. the classic case of the thrill of victory and yes, the agony of defeat. oral players on the field and it's fan appreciation weekend. they are thanking the fans who came out during this tough. o's and blue jays and highlights at 11:00, plus more on the ravens. we'll see you then. >> thank you, mark. we'll be right back. . >>> don't miss the cbs primetime lineup. that is it for us and we'll be back at 11:00. >> i'm vic carter and i'm denise coach and thank you for >> couric: tonight, chicago hope dashed. despite a high-powered star-studded u.s. afeel oprah to the obamas, the olympics are awarded to rio. i'm katie couric. also tonight, a nation in shock. earthquake victims fill indonesian hospitals as rescue teams search the rubble frantically for any sign of life david letterman

a vermont high school football team learned that the hard way. with just over one second left in the game, the ball is kicked, caught and spiked for a victory dance, but the ball is still in play. the player for the other team grabs the ball for the game winning touchdown. the final score is 20-16. >> we will take that score on sunday as long as the ravens have the 20. >> no question about it. >>> we could use a beautiful sunny fall weekend. >> bob turk has the Ñ?Ñ? >>> take a look at that. flying over partly cloudy skies. a dismal brown-gray looking day. >> it has been a nice and mild afternoon in the 70s. a lot of clouds. we have that and maybe some light rain later on. look at satellite/radar out to the west. that is where we see the activity. you see it approaching in washington county. the bulk of it is in cumberland and oakland and in romney, virginia. that is headed south-to-north. it will take a while to get to the baltimore region. later tonight, we will see the activity moving across the mountains into tomorrow morning. not a lot with t

the bulk of the rain across western new york and a portion of vermont. around boston, they will get rain tonight and tomorrow. it looks like things will clear out for us. you see the activity across virginia. it will slide in the area tomorrow morning and by the afternoon, the west winds will kick in and that helps to clear out. sunday is looking good with the west wind and milder conditions. a west-to-east flow. a zonal flow. you get the west winds and it brings the winds off the atlantic ocean. tonight, lots of clouds. rain late. 59 by morning. tomorrow, maybe a little bit of a morning showers. sunshine and back up in the mid- 70s. warmer on saturday and sunday. except for the early morning. >> not bad at all. thank you. >>> still ahead at 5:00. >> i'm susan collins in carroll county. police raid the moment of one of their -- home of one of their own on the drug task force. i'll tell you what they find inside coming up next. >>> and we will take you through the life altering surgery for two beautiful babies and this. >>> all aboard the christmas carol

. >> reporter: check out the fall foliage in vermont without spending too much green. >> we found a dealough stowe lake mountain. it's 199 per person. you get a gorgeous room, full country breakfast every morning. 25% off the spa treatments and they give you maps so you can go out and do leaf peeping on your own. >> ready to go. >> let's go. >>> the news tonight is far from over. >> the "news edge at 6:00" starts right now. >>> fbi raids in d.c. 37 people arrested in connection to hundreds of thousands of dollars in alleged bribes. tonight the corruption scandal involving the city's taxi cab industry is blowing up and tied to it all, the office of dng city councilman mr. graham. paul wagner is working the bribery bust tonight. >> reporter: shopping bags filled with cash, thousands of dollars delivered time and time engine in the last two years to the chairman of the d.c. taxi cab commission all for fraudulent licenses. that is what is contained in two indictments naming 37 people with conspiracy to commit bribery. the day began with a raid on the home of costatoni. agents spent more than

caribou, new hampshire, and vermont. meanwhile, our peak color around here, not until late october.ll on the way going from green to red. skyline drive, average peak color, that's mid-october. kids off to school tomorrow, chilly start, 43 to 48. high temperature tomorrow, we should be getting up to about 70 degrees. 70, 73. back to you. >> thanks, veronica. >>> facebook fanatics, are people who spend their time on facebook losing friends because of it? >>> plus, the little pup who survived underwater for more than a day. we're co >>> here's some of the stories making news on the web today. >> the list of the richest people in the world is out. and for the first time in seven years, the wealthiest americans are losing money. the collective net worth of the super rich often known as the uber-rich, fell $300 billion in the past year. microsoft's bill gates topped the 400 list, followed by warren buffett. washington football owner dan snyder owns radio stations and part of six flags. the youngest billionaire on the list, 25-year-old founder of facebook, mark zukerberg. he's already wort

across the adirondacks of vermont and new hampshire.e on that coming up. >>> are you in the market for a new computer? we have some good news in a bad economy for you. a really good time to buy one just a couple weeks away. plus a gas pump gets knocked over and catches fire. someone is trapped underneath. that's the big problem. >>> it's time right now to salute our troops. today's salute comes from a wife. this is to her husband. she's counting down the days until his return so he can meet his new baby girl. >>> hi robin. this is tonya bailey and i want to send this salute to my husband staff sergeant antron bailey. three weeks before our second daughter was born and he hasn't met her yet. we are all so proud and miss you every second of every day. we can't wait until you're home with us and can finally meet our daughter and we can be a family again. we love you and are so proud of you and pray for you every day. hurry home to us. >> tanya, thank you. if you have somebody in the service cnn.com/robin. >>> a crucial vote today could sha

noheastern vermont, got some pictures through the internet. there's maine, nice color up there. even though the skies are cloudy. as it in far northern new hampshire. you can see the nice color up there. as we go through the next few weeks, we'll be spreading to the south. in our own neck of the woods, not until the tail end of october, early november. overnight tonight, high pressure moves off. tomorrow as our winds turn into the south and southeast, milder air comes in. then late tomorrow and early on saturday, a cool front comes through with a few scattered spriles. but behind it, our winds will still be into the southwest as the main area of storminess is up around the lakes. that means especially for saturday and sunday, for a change, temperatures will be above average. tomorrow, also a bit above average. in the meantime, clearing out. but another cool night. once that sun is setting now, just about now, the temperatures are going to take another tumble. i think we'll see some high clouds around tomorrow morning. but temperatures in the suburbs, in the 40s once again. there

parts of new york state and vermont too, two to four inches of snow.r weather advisory for you. >>> down in the south, here's some radar, socked in with low clouds and the light rain there for most of the morning and then out west, major storm system wrapping up, we'll talk about that one in just about a half hour. >>> you're going to see some extremely cheap lap tops out there, no, they're thin, that's what they are. a sneak peek at dell's interesting design twist for lap tops. so thin. >>> all right, time for us to salute our troops. today's salute comes from a wife to her husband. she is counting down the days until he gets back so he can finally meet his new baby girl. >> hi, robin, this is tanya bailey and i would like to sent a salute to my husband antwan bailey. it's been three weeks since our daughter was born and he hasn't met her yet. we can't wait until you are home with us and you can finally meet our daughter and we can be a family again. we love you and are so proud of you and pray for you every day. hurry home to us. >> if you have someo

bill: that's the problem we had in vermont. it's a mind set.e actually said this molester, well, he is not a danger to society. >> right. bill: how can we get him off the bench. >> good luck on impeachment. high crimes and misdemeanors obviously. competency is the only argument for causing competency. here is how i think he will get around it he actually did sentence the guy to 10 years, 4 years, and 7 years for the three different counts and suspended them. the guy actually did serve one year in jail because he was waiting for this trial to happen. so he did serve one year. so i think he will get around it because he will say, look. bill: that's ridiculous. he suspended it so the guy walks. >> if he screws up on probation, i'm just saying, i don't like the argument, but you are asking impeached for incompetence? >> it's a problem because these people reoffend. anybody who commitments these kind of crimes against children is four times more likely than any other felon to -- bill: this judge was elected in 2008. he has got three more years to go

let's go to bob in vermont. i'm ignoring the buzzer. bob. >> caller: how are you? >> not bad.nk you for asking. what have you got? >> caller: i've got kroger, kr. volume spike in mid september, near its 52-week low. pulls major market share. and i want to know if it's poised to go to $30. >> bob, it's worst of breed! i am going to have to say absolutely not. that is awn likely way to go. i'd rather buy whole foods right here. i will spot you seven points. and i still think whole foods gets to 30 faster. and i think that's the current vegas line on whole foods today. i actually am cheating it. let's make it 33 and i'll spot you 10. how about we go -- one more caller. ryan in virginia. i can pronounce virginia because i'm from philadelphia. what's up? >> caller: boo-yah, boo-yah, boo-yah, jim cramer! it's great talking to you. >> what is that, like torah, torah, torah? treat pretty good move. what's up? international exposure want a little yield, how about i throw some -- right now the refining cycle's going your way. or i'll hit you with the chad ryan, new ceo going to be just

. >> reporter: check out fall told yag in vermont without spending too much green. >> we found a deal is $199 per person. you get yr absolutely gorgeous room, a full country breakfast every morning, 25% off of the spa treatments and they also give you maps so you can go out and do some leaf peeping on your own. >>> fedex field tued out to be a pretty good place to be yesterday. redskins fans can go to work with smiles on their faces. >> the skips pulled out a win. >> dave ross is up next with our monday morning quarter back as we continue with fox 5 morning news. what kind of person writes a thesis calling working women "detrimental to the family..." then lies about his opponent to cover up his own record? the post said bob mcdonnell took office and began passing his social agenda... and the post confirmed that he voted to deny access to birth control. they said mcdonnell even opposed equal pay for women. no matter what his ads say, bob mcdonnell can't cover up his record. i'm creigh deeds, candidate for governor, and my campaign sponsored this ad. i'm creigh deeds, candidate for gove

. >> reporter: check out the fall foliage in vermont without spending too much green. >> we found a deal througa place called snow flake mountain resort and spa. it's $199 per person. you get your gorgeous room, a full country breakfast every morning, 25% off of the spa treatments and they also give you maps to -- so you can go out and do some leaf peeping on your own. >>> so what would you do if the next round of pink slips at the office had your name on them? one family hit the road using all of their extra free time to live out a lifelong dream. their road trip wrapped up right here. >>> coming up in minutes on the news edge at 11:00, a convicted cop killer sentenced to life in prison. now he wants out early telling a judge he was promised a more lenient sentence. wait until you hear would he says made that deal. >>> unemployment on the rise again reaching nearly 10%, but we found a silver lining in this troubled economy. we'll explain that ahead at 11:00. >>> first up, gary mcgrady is breaking down the weekend forecast. he says an october warm-up is on the way. got your five-day on t

. >> reporter: check out the fall foliage in vermont without spending too much green. >> we found a deal at snow flake mountain resort and spa. this is $199 per person. you get your absolutely gorgeous room, a full country breakfast every morning, 25% off of the spa treatments and they also give you maps so you can go out and do some leaf peeping on your own. >> reporter: for your shopper's market, fox news. >> they look pretty good. >> i'm with you. take me, too. if you're counting calories, chances are you probably check the label. >> but the information on the back of the box may be wrong. we're exposing the label lies. >>> animals being pressed. we'll tell what you this one is all about. >>> moms making a living without having to leave their living room. sound too good to be true? you'll see how they're making it happen still ahead tonight. you wanted more. you wanted videos and photos... email and broadband. you wanted to run your business from anywhere... and instant messaging to stay in touch with everyone. you wanted apps to find music, news, or the way home. ok your wireless com

they have their own health care program in oregon and vermont and hawaii. let the states do their thing. >> ed, you know the answer to that. you know the answer to that. that's the same reason medicare works because it's a national program. there are some states not big enough to have a viable program. >> quickly, i have to switch subjects here. quick answer. michael, loaded question. how come your party hates the olympics so much? >> i don't know about my party. i've always hated the olympics. i've lived through having the olympics in los angeles. it's a disaster for any city. i actually was celebrating today, not because it was a defeat for obama, it was a victory for the city of chicago. i love chicago. chicago caught a break. >> oh. bill, i can't believe that. what do you think? >> ed, i love the olympics. the olympics in los angeles i went there with my family. usa, usa. i can't believe the republican party -- the republican party was rooting against the united states of america. what does that stand for? >> what i was rooting against was this. i was r

their government comes out organically out of the roots of the civilization and we can't re-create vermont in the hindu kush. >> pat buchanan, always a pleasure. >>> a lot of ifs in that answer, buddy. >> it's a tough call. >> thanks, pat. >>> coming up, the president's playing basketball with blue dogs tonight. i think it's time for the president to get into the game on health care myself. new poll numbers show when the president gets involved, support for reform goes up. joan walsh, her take when we come back and other issues on "the ed show." stay with us. people think that honda is always the most fuel efficient choice. well, this chevy cobalt xfe has better highway mileage than a comparable honda civic. the all-new chevy equinox has better mileage than honda cr-v. and chevy malibu has better mileage than accord. however, honda does make something that we just can't compete with. it's self propelled. introducing the 60-day satisfaction guarantee, buy a new chevy and if you don't love it, we'll take it back. but what we can do is arm ourselves... for the ones we love with a flu shot fro

i spoke to the proe voes at the university of vermont.ing they talked about about cheese and high cles roll was wrong. they said sugar was the primary cause of heart disease. get six servings of the rich, fibrous carbs. get the bowels healthy. >> no sugar and more -- >> avoid, you need to make sure anything that increases insulin, sugars, processed carbs, those two things are the most detrimental to our health. four the nine pounds is what i talk about any my new book. >> a woman gets the last word on this. >> two tips, omit liquid call ris. the sodas, juices, coffee concoctions. enjoy the sandwiches open face. if you eat a sandwich every single day, at the end of the month, you've saved 30 slices of bread. >> let's talk about fad diets. the cookie diets. the atkins diet. the grape fruit diet, the zone diet. or south beach? >> at the end of the day, it's about your own person that willty. what can you sustain? you need to eat less and move more. i think will tl are options out there for all different food preferences and lifestyles. again

into northern new york state, vermont, new hampshire, getting light cloud cover, too. should be dry for the most part. down to the south frontal boundary, showers, thunderstorms all day from key west up toward west palm more details in just a bit. >> thank you, bob. feeling chillier in atlanta. >> feeling nice, like october. >> thanks. >>> chicago is rolling out the big guns in its olympic bid. president obama is going to be heading to copenhagen to join the dream team of the fist lady and oprah winfrey. so what are the chances? we're digging deeper. >>> and -- >> i'm standing in a post office getting stamps and told that if i don't go to jury duty i'm going to jail? i don't know what land i'm in right now. >> jury duty or jail? in an act of desperation, a judge recruits jurors at the local post office. >>> ten minutes past the hour. president obama flies to denmark tonight to throw his support behind chicago's bid for the 2016 olympics. now, this is the first time that any sitting president has actually gone in person. correspondent richard lui is joining us. what are

i spoke to the provost at the university of vermont.hey talked about cheese and high cholesterol was wrong. they said sugar was the primary cause of heart disease. get six servings of the rich, fibrous carbs. get the bowels healthy. that will guarantee your insulin levels say low. >> no sugar and more -- >> avoid, you need to make sure anything that increases insulin, sugars, processed carbs, those two things are the most detrimental to our health. you do that you will release belly fat. four the nine pounds is what i talk about any my new book. >> joy, a woman gets the last word on this. >> two tips, omit liquid calories. the sodas, juices, coffee concoctions. enjoy the sandwiches open face. loose that top slice of bred. if you eat a sandwich every single day, at the end of the month, you've saved 30 slices of bread. that's 3,000 calories. >> and a lot of sugar and carbs. >> let's talk about fad diets. the cookie diets. the atkins diet. the grape fruit diet, the zone diet. or south beach? >> at the end of the day, it's about your own p

end of a high school football game in vermont the team that's losing, 16-14, misses a game-winning field goal. oert team is celebrating but that's a live ball. what are you doing? the spike in celebration turns into a fumble. the other team picks it up, scores a touchdown, they win the game at the gun. oh, 20-16. as for this guy, he'll come back in his tenth, 15th, 20th reunion and be the guy who fumbled the ball, the game away, the game-winning -- fumbled away the game-winning touchdown by spiking it. there you go. the moment he'll always be known as. >> he'll have a chance at redemption at another game. >> let's hope. >> let's hope so. bring everybody cupcakes at christmas. poor guy. thanks, larry. >>> i want to let you know, we have an exciting edition to our prime-time lineup. "the joy behar show" premieres this week. it airs every night at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on hln. last night joy visited the daily show. jon stewart, the host, asked her about a comment that "the view" cohost whoopi goldberg made that seemed to excuse rape charges against roman polanski. >> she wasn't sayin

local high school sports in vermont. you name it, he's doing it., "news you can't use." hillary clinton saying she likes being president. we have a sound bite. she said she likes being president. we'll tell you where she said it and what she meant. an water. >>> time for a quick ghost of the "news you can't use." hillary clinton, currently president of the u.n. security council. as the nation's chief diplomat, she's presiding over that body in new york city. and yesterday she made a reference to being president and just how much she enjoys that position. take a listen. >> thank you so much. i resume now my function as president of the council. i kind of like being a president. so this may go on a little longer than anticipated. >> that's cute. >> very gracious, as ever. did you see that little hint in there? >> no, willie. why do you have to make it -- what's wrong with you? >> little touch of that. >> jamie rubin is with us. you know hillary clinton. >> that was nice. that was a cute moment. >> it was a nice moment, wasn't it? >> i thought it was

today researchers introduced about 80 healthy brown bats to different hibernation sites in vermont.y hope to show the bats can survive where infected bats once lived. >>> breaking news to share with you. a story we've been talking about for days. the faa has revoked the licenses of those two northwest airlines pilots who overshot the runway by a lot. by 150 miles. jeanne meserve has the story. look. >> reporter: the revocation cites violations after number of federal aviation regulations, those include failing to comply with air traffic control instructions and clearances and operating carelessly and recklessly. it says that the revocations are effective immediately but the pilots do have ten days to appeal this. >> you get all that? the pilots, this is what they said. they told the ntsb they were so engrossed in scheduling programs on their laptops that they lost track of time and where they were. i've learned that's call situational awareness. a flight attendant on an intercom eventually got their attention. >>> many americans speak a foreign language but is it okay to require the