. >> simon: it all started here in the yukon, and now there's a new gold rush going on that may be worth billions. ( dog barking ) it's not the safest place in the world to work. but it doesn't bother this man, who may have figured out how to become the richest prospector of them all. what are the odds that there's going to be gold there? >> extremely high. like pretty well, i could almost guarantee gold. >> simon: seven million ounces at today's gold prices, what would that be worth? >> it's probably close to $10 billion. >> safer: italy is home to two- thirds of the world's cultural treasures. the trouble is, the country's too broke to keep its historic ruins, churches, monuments from crumbling to dust. but now, some of its most treasured and endangered landmarks are being saved. not by the government but by a more respected italian institution, the fashion business. >> there is a very famous kennedy speech, no? what is possible for us to do for our country, we need to do now. >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm morley safer. >> i'm bob simon. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm

the yukon, yukon xl, acadia and the buick enclave. no crashes or injuries are connected with this latest recall. >>> up next -- back with his forecast with howard. we can't wait to hear about it. >> yeah, big changes coming for the weekend. we've been waiting the wear the it -- to wear the sweaters, hey you're going to be in luck. allergy update is coming and that's got some good news as well. the mold spores are in the high category and everything else has come in low. back with your live doppler >>> do you recognize this man in this video in take a good look. d.c. police say he is a person of interest in connection with an armed robbery. it happened 10:45 p.m. monday, september 22nd at 16th streets northwest. if you know something about this suspect, take a good look at his picture this on the screen. -- there on the screen. please call d.c. police. >>> well, every day it seems we are finding cheaper and cheep cheaper -- cheaper gas across the region because it's going down nationwide. today we go to dale city, virginia. according t

. >> simon: it all started here in the yukon, and now there's a new gold rush going on that may be worth billions. ( dog barking )

. >> simon: it all started here in the yukon, and now there's a new gold rush going on that may be worthbillions. ( dog barking ) it's not the safest place in the world to work.

. >> simon: it all started here in the yukon, and now there's a new gold rush going on that may be worthlions. ( dog barking ) it's not the safest place in the world to w

the 17-year-old girl was rescued from her overturned yukon after police say she crashed it feet awaye river. she was heading eastbound on martin luther king drive when she lost control of her suv, crossed over three lanes of traffic, jumped the curb, hit a guardrail and went tumbling down the embankment. the nurse rushed to help the trapped teen. >> she's just scared. she's talking but she's scared. >> the victim whom sources identified as tamira chandler was place and stretcher and taken to the hospital. police are trying to find out if speed played a factor in this accide accident. >>> troubling news out of shanks phil. . . three billings have been destroyed by fire. officials worry if the memorabilia stored there could be lost, that includes a flag that flew over the u.s. capitol on september 11, 2001. the flight marks the spot where the flight crashed on september 11th terrorist attacks. >>> there will not be a rail strike in ten days but they are not ruling out a future work stoppage. if no settlement is reached by october 13th, septa managers plan to ask for their second emerge

the 17-year-old girl was pulled from her overturned yukon as police say she crashed it feet away from the schuylkill river. >> i just pulled over. >> brandy meterhover, a nurse, was heading into work when she saw the accident and jumped out to help. >> everything smashed around her. >> reporter: the nurse ran down the embankment to check on the teen who sources close to this case have identified as taneera chandler. >> she's scared but talking. >> reporter: this unfolded just after 5:00 this afternoon. police say she was heading eastbound on martin luther king drive when she lost control of her suv, crossed over three lanes of traffic, jumped the curb, hit a guardrail and went tumbling down the embankment. the scene left those on the river in awe. >> she said she doesn't know, she lost control. >> reporter: once free, chandler was placed on a stretcher and take on the the hospital where police tell nbc 10 she is now surrounded by her loved ones. sources say that the girl will likely be paralyzed from the waist down. now, tonight there is no word on what caused the teen to lose control

the gmc yukon and a lot of other models. pay attention if yuours is affected. >>> we're watching for some areas of fog. not seeing it in the city or along boathouse row. that's a live look from the bank building. 62 degrees at 5:26. jillian mele has traffic this morning on a friday morning. >> good morning. it's been quiet on this friday especially on the majors across the area. 76 you can see clear in both directions. we're following an accident on the boulevard. i'll give you details in just a few minutes. >>> continue to follow developing news in the ebola outbreak. >> this morning we'll tell you what doctors here will do if someone comes to an emergency room with symptoms of the deadly virus. >>> a local lawmaker is trying to put the brakes on a graduation ceremony scheduled to feature this convicted killer. his argument for canceling the commencement address. down... lower... that's more like it! petsmart's prices on your favorite food brands just got lower! shop a wide assortment of food and save up to $8 on your favor

full disclosure, when i was a baby reporter, i was working in the yukon covering the pipeline inquiries and people were saying the same things. >> i would note the role that this plays in the political debate that you hear from proponents of keystone all the time which is if we don't build it, they're going to find other ways and other pipelines. i also recently saw where some were floating the argument that farmers are having trouble moving their products by rail because so much rail traffic is being tied up in transporting oil. this morning, the european union announced it would not label crude as polluting. so i think oil by rail plus tanker is something that's very valuable. whether it would take the place of the keystone is really impossible to say. >> if i could just add, trans-canada itself first of all the pipeline is way for expensive and that it used to be and secondly the president and the president of trans-canada has been saying they're happy to look at oil by rail to bridge the gap across the boundary which will create an interesting political dynamic. so if there's a no d

leading is the cooler air mass. 20s up in the yukon territory. we could have a time forties' on saturday and 30's at night. in parts of the area. for the moment it is eight degrees warmer than it was 24 hours ago. registered as significant temperature increase. we're in the mid-60s. it is a gorgeous day out there. wind slicing and off of the lake. committee have 50 percent. low mold spore count. we washed the pollen out of the air. the warmest temperature is at 70 on our weather but a network. they're in the '60s. cool readings from valparaiso. a beautiful fall color on the weather but the camera. this color will become more and more pervasive as the weeks pass. details on our forecast. we'll talk more about the cooling expected this weekend. mostly sunny today. submit and high-level clout. a high temperature of 73 today. >> tonight clout to increase. breezy and mild. for percent coverage of shellers and thunderstorms. more southerly wind later tonight. tomorrow will be warmer. scattered thunderstorms grow more numerous. a high of 76. south wind

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the 17-year-old xwirl was rescued from her overturned yukon after police say she crashed it just feet away from the schuylkill river. she lost control of her suv, crossed over three lanes of traffic, jumped the curb, hit a guardrail, and went tumbling down the embankment. the nurse who saw the crash rushed to help the trapped teen. >> everything smashed around. she's just scared. she's talking but she's a little scared. >> once free, the victim whom sources have identified as tamir chandler was placed on a stretcher and taken to the hospital. police are investigating to find out if speed played a factor in the accident. >>> after a four-month break, the hunt for malaysia airlines flight 370 is about to resume in a desolate stretch of the indian ocean. we'll give you the details. >>> and despite a cease-fire, the fighting continues between pro-russian rebels and ukraine kr ian forces. >>> in yearn ukraine pro-russian rebels are trying to seize a key airport there despite a cease-fire. doesn't sound like much of a cease-fire. three separatist tanks fired at the main terminal at donetsk

she was rescued from her overturned yukon after police say she crashed it just feet away from the schuylkiller. she was heading eastbound on martin luther king drive when she lost control of her suv. they say she crossed over three lanes of traffic, jumped the curb, hit a guardrail, and then went tumbling down the embankment. a nurse who happened to see the crash rushed to helped the trapped teen. >> she's just scared. she's talking but she's scared. >> once freed, the victim whom sources have identified as chandler was placed offen a stretcher and taken to the hospital. police are now investigating to find out if speed was a factor in this crash. >>> despite the publicized controversy of convicted philadelphia cop killer will give a college graduation speech this weekend. this morning we're hearing from the widow of the officer he killed more than 30 years ago. a recorded address by him will be played tomorrow for 20 students at goddard college in vermont. he received his bachelors degree from the school in '96 while behind bars. the 60-year-old is spending life in prison for killing faulkn

the cadillac and gmc yukon and xl, acadia and the buick enclave. no crashes or injuries have been connected to the latest recall. >>> the orioles are making the most of their playoff run. nelson cruz and j.j. hardy homered and the baltimore orioles ham order out 12 hits in game one of their american league division series against detroit. >> they beat the visiting tigers 12-3. rookie jonathan shoop had two hits and two rbis for the orioles, a great night at camden. >> fans are proud of their team but this morning's top story here in the district is the  nationals' home game. versus the giants and we're proud of the home team. >> let's go nats, game one begins at 3:07 this afternoon at nats park. stephen strasburg gets the call on the mound for the first game. nick giovanni is live at nats park been there all morning and he has a special guest with him now. >> i like your shirt. >> reporter: we have the new official gear you know what it's just about that time. because you could attest to this more than i can. the city is starved for a champion an

at the university of connecticut, fox connecticut, the connecticut daily newspaper association and yukon renew the gubernatorial debate. good evening and welcome to the jorgensen center at the university of connecticut or it i brent harden from fox connecticut news. the party endorsed candidates for governor are joining us for a one on one debate just weeks ahead of election day. , republican candidate tom foley and our current governor and democratic candidate dan malloy. welcome and good luck tonight. we will cover several major topics in the next hour, after which the candidates will deliver their closing statements. your is the format. once a question is asked, each of the candidates will have 90 seconds to answer. after the questions are answered, each candidate will have up to three minutes in rebuttal time, but each candidate will have only 13 minutes of rebuttal time for the entire debate. that will require some strategic discretion. join me on the desk here is jim bernstein and chris keating. the candidates have drawn cards to determine the order in which they will answer, and t

what tends to happen, what we have done out in yukon is that somebody come if the committee says some have something that might be ebola, immediately the people come. we have a system where we go and compare the whole list of contacts that we have. anyone who has been in contact, and then they are seeing every single day by a certain group of workers who check on one came into the so the whole disease of the brain is are important in terms of contact tracing. it's that i wanted a job to do to make sure communities are a way. there are three things we have learned, is that prevention is much more easier, it's cheaper, and it's not sure it's cheaper and easier to do, cost effective to do the the second thing is that health workers, you need have enough of them. you need to have been skilled and you have to have them motivated. so you need that to have that but and i think that's a lesson learned. the third one is health literacy, having a community or a population that understands, what should be done. >> lessons, there are many lessons. the ones which i see rt. every country needs to h

. >> this comes from the yukon undergraduate student government-- uconn.ow does your plan plan to primary and secondary education in connecticut? >> the governor had an education reform bill that i call education reform light. it did not include things to have a high impact on educational outcomes like in other states. it mandated a number of things on all schools in connecticut including schools that are doing very well. we have some of the best schools in addition to some that simply do not perform every well -- very well. don't go fixing things that are not broken. he imposed common core standards on schools that are performing to different assessments that they are satisfied with. they are doing a good job with educational outcomes. i don't know why he would do that. he imposed a valuation on teachers statewide. they were mandated in school districts and even the local control was working well and they had their own teacher evaluations. i think this governor made a tremendous mistake in both the way his education reform bill was conceived and it was ne

mashed potatoes, yukon gold that i cook with garlic.goat cheese right to the thing. then i take it and put it in a -- >> look at that. >> big serving dish like this and i refrigerator it. and then, just before i'm going to put it on the table, i take parmesan cheese, sprinkle it on top and tut it on the oven. >> how long do you heat that up for? >> 30 minutes to heat up. >> does it taste the same as it would if -- >> so creamy. >> really? >> make sure you have enough cream, sour cream and butter in it to make sure it stays really moist. i have some over here. >> do you? >> after the cornbread. >> okay. >> i make cornbread ahead, too, which you think has to be made immediately. >> fresh. >> i wrap it in plastic and then i slice it and toast it. >> one piece at a time? >> or a whole sheet. >> i'm going to try that while we're here. ina, thank you so much. how many cookbooks is this for you? >> it's nine. isn't that crazy? >> of course it is. for recipes and tips go to our website today.com. thanks, ina. >> thank you. >>> we're back but fi