trying to get in or out of msp, minneapolis st. paul airport, right now a three-hour delay because of the low clouds. also because of the snow. about one to two inches of snow is going to fall this morning. more details in just about a half hour. a busy day. west coast get preg pating repr for rain in california, too. >> where do you expect the snow to go in the midwest? >> it's dping to snow itself out in the drier air mass across wisconsin. chicago dry, rain showers overnight. a morning event for you guys. >> thank you. >>> you really want to scare people people this halloween? how about you dress up and look like this guy? you would get a lot of doors slammed in your face. >>> this is one of the hottest pieces of real estate in the country. you would have to pay millions for the house. there's no charge for the secret service agents who would watch your every move. ♪ >>> this is such a dramatic piece of tape. a dramatic shootout was caught on surveillance camera. it was an unbelievable piece of tape here. watch. this is what h

same with minneapolis and seattle. minneapolis, by the way, it's going to be rain switching over to snow. never a good thing with disability. more in just a bit. >>> a diabetic woman calls it the trip of a lifetime that could one day save her life. how her seeing-eye dog is now learning to check her blood sugar level. >>> morning. 16 minutes past the hour. prosecutors across the country will soon treat violence in gaz a gays and lesbians the same way they treat crimes of hate or religion. now it goes to president obama to sign it. most republicans voted against the bill saying it could scare people away from speaking out about their religious views. >>> an air force pilot had to drop two fuel tanks and two bombs, one of which exploded at a base in utah. military officials say an f-16 had to drop weight for an emergency landing. the bomb destroyed an empty shack and knocked out some power lines. thankfully nobody was injured. we're told the pilot made the right call. explosive experts are looking to recover the second b

and iowa headed towards minneapolis. still ahead of the cold front and frontal boundary up towards the north. look at that line of rain striping out from oklahoma all the way up towards the upper midwest. northern plains and with snow falling across eastern montana. that's the cold air. that's where it is located. one part of it. more cold air over the great lakes region. we will show you that in a couple of seconds. rain and thundershowers, too. earlier this morning, des moines here new. that's all moving on in towards lower parts of minnesota. watch minneapolis and get rain coming in here shortly. you can see off towards your west, it is all moving in your direction. it is going to be a watch for the first part of the day. morning come ushgts minneapolis, rough go. later this afternoon, things ought to dry out a bit for you. later this afternoon, though, severe thunderstorms possible. spots we put in red. lower gulf coast in towards noornts of texas. here is your other batch of cold air. freeze warnings, lower parts of

minneapolis a current delay. as for the rest, chicago going to get rain showers later today, about half-hour delays. same with st. louis. minneapolis-st. paul, the two-hour delay just for the morning because of the runway construction. dallas, thunderstorms later today as well. more on that in a bit. natasha? >> thank you, bob. >>> okay. so michael vick expected the cat calls after time in prison for dog fighting but did anyone expect this? larry smith has the latest on the eagles' quarterback. a lot of people just did a head snap on this one. >> it really did. i'm surprised. i'm not surprised that michael vick is back as a spokesman. i'm stunned it happened this soon. nike, ea sports, and air trend all dropped the former pro ball quarterback two years ago but he has now re-signed with nike to terms not announced and nike may have been prompted by the lack of protests outside sunday's game which was vick's first in the regular nfl season since he served time in prison on dog fighting charges. not everyone is feel

northbound flight 188 flu from san diego to minneapolis, but instead of landing in minneapolis, it kept going. now, one pilot is responding to speculation that he fell asleep. tom foreman reports. >> reporter: from the time it passed over denver, flight 188 had air traffic troelers in the dark. for an hour and 18 minutes not one response to the plane or calls from the ground. the pilot says nobody was asleep. >> no arguments took place. >> reporter: that leaves plenty of troubling questions. first, even with the plane traveling out of contact more than 500 miles an hour for more than an hour, military officials have now confirmed to cnn that they were not contacted by the faa until the plane had passed over the city of minneapolis. at that time, the military scrambled to launch at least four fully armed f-16 fighters, but that was so late they never got off the ground before the airliner was finally contacter. >> reporter: passengers say throughout the process the cockpit and cabin crew gave them no hint of any trouble. >> if any of us had known that was going on the entire flight would

a cold 47 in fargo and 55 in minneapolis. st. louis gets up to 70. dallas up to 75 and it's chilly in the lower 50s for boise and salt lake city. 82 in phoenix. 72 in sacramento and 75 in albuquerque. >> coming up on this monday risky business. new claims that the government misled the public before loaning billions to major banks. >> disaster zone in indonesia. many earthquake victims may never be found. >>> and a symbol of america being built in a very unlikely place. >>> and welcome back. a report out this morning comes down hard on the government for the way it handled the $700 billion bank bailout. the government watchdog says the treasury and federal reserve lied last fall when they said the first nine banks receiving bailout funds were healthy. just two weeks later two of those banks needed more money. the watchdog says the misleading statements could undermine public support in the future. >>> wall street is looked for good news. the dow tumbled 177 points last week and is down more than 3% in two weeks. investors hope that good news comes fr

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it was in minneapolis. owners were asked who they were rooting for and doggies were dressed aaccordingly. packers fines i'm sure saying favre's gone to the dogs. that's bad. that's the best i can come up with. sorry. >> dogs are patient while we put all this used to this because i don't see them fighting at this point. this is what my stupid owner does. >> outhumor you. >> i can't take it off. >> thank you. >> all right, no problem. >>> ten minutes to the hour. whenever i put anything on my dog, he just rips it right off. german shepherds don't need to get dressed. >> they don't need to get dolled up. major hub, obviously, a lot of otraffic in and out, busiest airport in the country. low clouds hanging in there be there for another hour but the delays are gone. good news for atlanta. rain and wind in chicago. chicago metros you're looking at o'hare and midway and could see an hour or more delay because of the wind especially. showers towards atlanta and half hour delay and st. louis rain and thunderstorms p

kansas city and minneapolis more storms. more in just about a half hour. >> kind of everywhere delays. thanks, bob. >>> a florida woman was hospitalized with a condition so severe the doctors thought she wouldn't make it through the night. the problem? @@@@@@@@@x >>> the bodies of 18 americans killed in afghanistan are back home this the u.s. president obama was at dover air force base when the coffins arrived early this morning. it is the first time a president has witnessed the transfer of remains since the afghanistan war began. five people have been arrested in the gang rape of a 15-year-old california girl. three of them are juveniles. police are looking for as many as five more suspects. officials say they also want to talk to several people who watched the rape and did nothing. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton says pakistan needs to do more to fight off the taliban within its borders. while talking to pakistani students today she compared the situation there to terrorists crossing the canadian border w

interstate 35 will be wet and slick from kansas city to minneapolis. look for some problems on i-44, from tulsa to st. louis. and along i-80, from chicago to wyoming. >> if you're flying today, expect airport delays across the midwest. also, in seattle, denver, dallas, houston and miami. >>> well, tomorrow, we will learn whether chicago will host the 2016 summer olympic games. there's been some stiff competition from tokyo, madrid, and rio de janeiro. >> the windy city has sent considerable star power to copenhagen for the final push. and the president leaves tonight. yunji de nies reports. >> reporter: from the moment her feet touched the ground, the first lady was in campaign mode. >> we're so happy to be here. i am so excited. we've got a lot of work to do. so, we're not taking anything for granted. voters. going to talk to some >> reporter: on her am, chicago's mayor. >> this is a very tough campaign. these are very competitive cities. these cities, tokyo, rio de janeiro, madrid. they're fantastic cities. >> reporter: brazil's president lula da sil

airlines jet told authorities it was arguing over airline policy and did not realize it overshot the minneapolis airport by 150 miles wednesday night. here's what happened. everything was fine when the flight left san diego at 5:41 eastern time, but about two hours later, the faa said there was no radio communication. air traffic control finally made contact more than an hour later. the plane landed safely without passengers knowing anything happened. >> i think they're facing a real serious disciplinary situation. you cannot have these kinds of events on your record and keep flying at the same level that you were. >> northwest is part of delta air lines. it issued a statement saying that it's -- the pilots have been relieved from active flying pending the completion of these investigations. >>> right now we are getting an update from clay county, florida, about the case of somer thompson. let's listen in. >> 10:00 meeting over at the jaxx memory gardens. it's my understanding is there's been an outpouring of support from the community not only emotionally but financially, and many offers have c

>> the one that overshot minneapolis st. paul for 150 miles. >> excuse me. my turn to talk now. hello, bob. >>> we'll show you what's happening now. the heavy rain up through the eastern "showbiz" in philadelphia. you'll have a 73 minute delay in philadelphia through the entire afternoon because of the rain. new york city metro will get delays of over an hour. philadelphia you have it now. atlanta anticipated it with heavy rain moving in. san francisco with strong winds, and 55-mile-per-hour gusts. >>> wait for it. wait for it. we're still waiting for nasa new aries rocket to launch. it was set to blast off a few minutes ago. we're still waiting for it, but they stopped the the clock this time because of weather problems. 15 minutes ago it was because there was a ship in the area where the debris is supposed to land. on and on it goes today. the top section is fake parts so it crashes into the ocean. we're watching. 

minneapolis st. paul rain and construction delays. live look at washington, d.c., nice look for the entire eastern seaboard, there's our postcard shop, 75 degrees high there. >>> so a student built this massive tree house in his backyard. @@@@@@@@@@@@

that wayward northwest airlines jet with 141 passengers free past its minneapolis destination and was out of touch with air traffic controllers for more than an hour. the passengers say they had no idea what was going on. the faa is investigating. meanwhile the co-pilot is telling an affiliate he and the pilot did not fall asleep nor did they get into an argument that distracted them. investigators won't get much help from the cockpit recorder because it's an older model that only records 30 minutes of conversation at a time. that means it only has the last 30 minutes of the flight when the pilots already realized they had overshot minneapolis. >>> florida was the place to be to get some real steals on some valuable jewelry, even diamonds. 40,000 items from unclaimed safe deposit boxes were auctioned off yesterday. >> these are early notes. some are fractional notes from the civil war, several confederate bills. i saved these items for my grandsons when they get older and want to go to college. maybe this will be a good investment in their college expectation. i was expecting to pay m

one delay is major, a construction delay in minneapolis. msp. look at that. two and a half-hour delay because of the construction. that ends by about 11:00 your time. here's what it looks like weatherwise. chicago, one hour or more. rain, wind headed in that direction. a 60-minute delay is a possibility right now around atlanta later this afternoon and later this morning and minneapolis once you get away from the construction more rain and wind. we'll talk about that in a bit. >> busy with weather. >>> there are a lot of new movies coming out this weekend but one looks like it may be a big hit. >> you got a pretty mouth. >> mr. movie is going to tell you it's zombie land. is the film worth your ten bucks? )$)$)$)$)$)$)$)$)$)$)$)$)$

pilots overshooting their destination in minneapolis. they say they were in a heated argument over airline policy. most experts say they nodded off. i mean, come on you and i we pass an exit we're like, oh, brother. i couldn't imagine this going on in a plane. wool take your calls 1-877-tell-hln. >> we talked to a veteran pilot today and his hunch is falling asleep at the controls. mike g. see you at 5:00. >>> something many don't exactly know about or talk about and it scares a lot of men talking about male breast cancer, richard roundtree you know him as "shaft" from 1981 is a breast cancer survivor and speaking out to raise awareness. richelle carey sat down with him earlier today. >> when the doctor told me that i had breast cancer i said that's something that women -- i thought that was something only a woman could get not something a man could get certainly not something i could get i mean, we all talkin' about shaft up in here. >> you can check out more of the interview during "prime news" tonight 5:00 p.m. >>> police say witnesse

northwest flight 188 flew from san diego to minneapolis, but instead of landing there in minneapolis, it just kept going. now, one pilot is responding to speculation that he fell asleep. tom foreman reports. >> reporter: from the time it passed over denver flight 188 had air traffic controllers in the dark. for an hour and 18 minutes there was not one radio call from the plane, not one response to calls from the ground. tonight, one of the pilots said they were not asleep as some have speculated. >> nobody was asleep in the cockpit. and no arguments took place. >> reporter: but that leaves plenty of troubling questions. first, even with this plane traveling out of contact more than 500 miles an hour for more than an hour military officials have now confirmed to cnn that they were not contacted by the faa until the plane had passed over the city of minneapolis. at that time the military scrambled to launch at least four fully armed f-16 fighters. but that was so late, they never even got off the ground before the airliner was finally recontacted. passengers like ann croeller in row 20

in minneapolis we'll stay cooler than normal an that snow comes out of the mountains. wyoming in the mountains of idaho with two feet of snow already. sun valley the big winner by the way and that snow will turn into rain as it swings, starts to move east and it's going to be a big rainmaker from the areas from duluth all the way to chicagoland by the time we get >>> we have a really nice afternoon and morning. there is lots of sunshine and temperatures are in the upper 60's to >> all tha weather was brought to you by starbucks via ready brew. diane, robin? >> sam, our thanks to you and your entire gang there and now a new memoir unlike anything we've seen before. the kids are all right. it is the amazing story of four siblings who watched their world fall apart as their father died then their mother who was ann williams a soap opera star and then somehow they managed to pull their lives back together and we mean together. meet dan and his three sisters, happy together now but their life -- they started out with some of those picture-perfect parent, bob and ann. >> the

the pilots who overshot the minneapolis airport have had their licenses revoked. in a harsh letter the faa said the captain and first said they were on a personal frolic in the cockpit. the pilots said they lost track of time while working on their lab top computers. the decision is effective immediately but the pilots have ten days to appeal. >>> you have to hear this story. a car crashed into a house and landed on a couple's bed trapping them there for almost an hour. this picture taken shortly after the crash. as you can see here motor fluid sprayed their faces and their bodies were numb from the weight of the car. they got out with minor injuries, if you can believe that. >> as each day goes by you think about it more and more and you see more photos and you're just like how did we get out of there alive? if he would have been going 40, 80, how did it land perfectly on top of us? and we just, you know, definitely think we had some help definitely and we just feel like there's more of a purpose, we're meant to live to do something. >> the driver faces multiple

and then rain and storms in to minneapolis and houston. 30-minute to one-hour delays. more, robin, in a little bit. >>> the faa is looking into why a plane landed on the taxiway instead of the runway at a major airport and if you can imagine if another plane were there how catastrophic that would have been. >>> also, a man built a massive tree house in his backyard. now the town is saying take that down.  >>> swine flu appears to be the most dangerous for kids and young adults. the cdc says that since september more than half of the swine flu hospitalizations have been in people under the age of 24. they think that older people have some immunity to swine flu thanks to exposure during an outbreak decades ago. a 15-year-old boy is being charged with plotting to attack his former high school. new york police say they have loaded up on gasoline, propane and fuses, and he was trying to buy an assault rifle. his parents didn't know about it until investigators told them. >>> intense video here. a bus full had to be pulled from the water. it happened after a river burst its

police met the plane on landing in minneapolis asked the flight attendants to keep passengers in their seats. they checked the cockpit. under review a possible delay by the faa in notifying the military. nor rad scrambled fighters jets but they never took off. northwest is cooperating with the investigation and doing one of its own. >>> accused terrorist pleaded not guilty face two federal charges including attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction. he tried to blow up a dallas skyscraper with what he thought was a car bomb. device was a fake. the jordanian teenager remains in federal custody. >>> americans are spending less and differently that's what a recent survey suggests. here's money expert clark howard talking about how the economy has changed our money habits. >> you and i really are changing our attitudes about money. new consumer report survey finds a complete shift in how the average american is handling dough. we're spending less on every kind of personal intul against out there. and this is really good because the level of personal debt that the typical american has

and they overshot the runway at the minneapolis airport by 150 miles. so clearly they've got some explaining to do. authorities think, they think the pilots fell asleep. so this is the letter they fired off. this is what the faa says. you engaged in conduct that puts your passengers and your crew in serious jeopardy. northwest flight 188 was not in communication with controllers, or the airline dispatchers. this is the best part. listen to this, mike. while you were on a frolic of your own, this is a total -- yes, frolic. this is a total dereliction and disregard for your duties. effective immediately these pilots' licenses have been revoked. they have ten days to appeal. frolic, mike, frolic. >> is part of the frolic the snooze? do you get it that -- does the faa flat out say you were snoozing? >> yes. >> back here on the table. there it is. we'll put a blanket over it. they're snoozing. sorry. couldn't resist. thank you, by the way, as we get the table set for everybody on this one. we'll take your calls, 1-877-tell-hln. joining us to talk about it, p

omaha, minneapolis, chicago in the mid 50s. cooler in the pacific northwest as well as seattle at 56 instead of the usual 65. phoenix has cooled off to 91. >>> you know how we love to talk about animals, show animals, cute little baby animals and so on. this friday we have more of that for you. look at these cute siberian tiger cubs making their public debut at the milwaukee zoo. that is cute. u have to admit it. they were born in summer, they weigh 25 pounds but they're going to top the scale eventually at about 300. >> of course, this is a rare sight. there are dwindling number of siberian tigers, only 500 in the wild, another 500 in captivity. so the cubs are an important part of the species survival. >> they're just darn cute. me to death. there's so much to learn. i just shut down. but liberty walked me through it all like when i test at night or after i eat makes a big difference. a good diet and testing your blood sugar regularly can help you manage-even reduce-the risk of complications. that's why liberty offers a wide

. >>> the pilot wlos overshot the minneapolis airport have had their licenses revoked. in a harsh letter, the faa said that captain timothy cheney and first officer richard cole endangered the public while they were on a personal control lick in the cockpit. the pilots said that they lost track of time while working on their laptop computers. the decisions effective immediately, but the pilots have ten days to appeal. >>> tennis legend andre agassi made a stunning confession about his past drug use. rafer, a lot of people shocked. >> yeah, it's very shocking. and this confession comes in a new auto biographbiography. he says he was having doubts about his impending marriage to brooke shields, he and his assistant did crystal meth in his home. now, his publicist confirmed the drug use. he says he later failed a drug test. wait until you hear the excuse that he gave to tennis officials on why he failed it and they bought it. i'll have that in about 30 me t minutes. >>> nasa is righting yet again to test launch et new toy. the ares rocket is going to cost more than 400 mil

the jet flew past its minneapolis destination by more than 50 miles. along the way air traffic controllers lost contact with the pilots for about an hour. by the time they responded, they were in wisconsin. here is what the flight's co-pilot told our affiliate. >> nobody was asleep in the cockpit. no arguments took place. but other than that i cannot tell you anything that wept on because we are having hearings this weekend and on tuesday. all the information will come out then. >> no arguments took place? that is the statement that is out there. >> there were no arguments at all in the cockpit. that was not an issue. absolutely not. >> the co-pilot does not know the pilot very well. he calls the entire episode a nightmare. passengers on flight 188 says there was no indication of any trouble. >> we were just completely under the impression that it was just air traffic and that minneapolis airport was not giving us clearance to land and we would fly around until they allowed us to do so. if any of us had known that was going on we would have been in a c

a tie-breaker if needed would be on tuesday in minneapolis, delayed because of the brett favre bowl monday night. the vikings versus the packers. >>> the alleged stalker of erin andrews has been ordered to los angeles for a hearing tomorrow morning to ferm if he can be freed on bond. michael david barrett faces federal charges in making illegal video of andrews putting them on the internet and attempting to them. college football, what a finish in athens, lsu leading 14th ranked georgia. cotts to green with just over a minute left, they're celebrating. they've got the win, they think. one point up. but not so fast. charles scott, look at this, breaks a couple of tackles, and he's gone. the tigers hang on and get the win in the final minute. oh, 20-13. wow. that's sports. >>> it seems that the recession has forced many unemployed women to retool. you're going to meet a few who are learning how to hammer out a career in an industry still dominated by men. . >>> japan's foreign minister was found dead in his home. he was 56 years old. he resigned from his in february, three days after appeari

when you get back in the northern plains, billings, montana, 19 for your high today. 44 in minneapolis. 52 in kansas city. 70 in dallas. 74 in houston. 88 in phoenix. some upper 50s in parts of san francisco, mid-60s for l.a. and as we make our way to the east, new york and boston mainly in the 60s and 70 degrees at our nation's capital. that is a wrap on your forecast. i'm reynolds wolf for hln. >>> a woman took florida deputies on a wild, high-speed chase with a 7-year-old girl in the backseat. she was clocked at speeds topping 110 miles an hour. and at one point was driving the wrong way, weaving through traffic. she finally crashed into a guardrail after deputies laid black strips on the interstate to puncture her tires. and even after getting out of her car, police say she refused to respond to their commands so they finally tasered her. the child was not hurt in the wreck and was turned over to child protective services. >>> lovers of the macabre are gathering for a funeral, holding a proper burial for edgar allen poe today. no announcement of poe's original funeral, few people c

the wayward northwest airlines jet the 144 passengers, flew past its minneapolis destination. and was out of touch with air traffic controllers for more than an hour. the faa is investigating this. and one of the pilots publicly denied speculation that the crew was asleep. >>> this week, a new york woman was charged with driving drunk, with a car full of kids. it's something that happens, though, thousands of times a year, according to one group. and in this case, susan candiotti reports that things went terribly wrong. >> reporter: when kids are passengers in a car -- >> she was going a little fast. so, it was kind of scary. >> reporter: it can be especially scary if the driver had too much to drink. a seventh child, 11-year-old was thrown out of the car. this woman, who was going 68 miles per hour in a 50-mile-per-hour zone, is indicted for manslaughter. she's in custody. will be arraigned next month, and could not be reached for comment. mothers against drunk driving says it's bad enough that adults are driving drunk. what's people need to realize children don't have a choi

looking for two to five inches north of minneapolis for the morning. look at the rain stretching on into ohio. you can see it's pretty heavy at times but the severe weather we had all morning is now into texarkana drifting to the south and east at about 15 miles per hour. no tornado warnings. we did have a couple in the pre-dawn hours. now we're looking at one severe thunderstorm just north of texarkana drifltingting to the southeast at 60 miles per hour. right now cincinnati has the heaviest rain. let me take you live to that city, because if you're trying to travel in or out, the low clouds are hanging in place once again. the rain was out early in cincinnati. it will be gusty today. 38 deegsz with a light drizzle. right now just light rain around minneapolis, so your temperature 36. not supporting snow but the snow will pick up in intensity later today and last through saturday morning for north central pennsylvania. with storms out there, heavy wet stuff that takes the power out. >> where in pennsylvania? >> virginia now lasting through saturday. i

cooler temperatures to the north. 48 in minneapolis, and warmer air to the south of us, a cold front that moved berkeley early this morning. a few showers popped up earlier but they have moved offshore. a few clouds for garrett and alleghany counties, but otherwise a quiet night ahead. cooler air will arrive for the start of the upcoming work week. temperatures fall to the 50's and wins at 5-10 m.p.h.. aot of people will be getting up early for the big run tomorrow. it will be dry and beautiful. temperatures rebound to the 50's into the 60's. plenty of sunshine tomorrow afternoon with 75 degrees for a daytime high. a cold front will arrive late in the day on tuesday and bring us some scattered showers. the showers will last until wednesday morning, and then a shot of cooler air with the daytime high temperature in the upper 60 to just around 70 degrees. monday morning, and temperatures only in the 40's. for the big race more, it looks really nice. >>> of next, potential home buyers get to name their own price >>> a development group in new jersey is trying out a new strategy. homeown

minneapolis, 50 degrees. earlier, a live shot of chicago. oh, they lost the olympics there. 52 at this hour. the 59 in cincinnati. this will move in our direction slowly in the overnight hours. showers in the forecast for tonight and tomorrow morning. but by afternoon, high pressure off to the west will start to move into the area and that is good news, meaning clearing skies. area right now heavier rain to the north in ohio and pennsylvania. good news on the way for the second half of the weekend. partly cloudy and breezy today, 72 to 77 degrees. a cold front in our area later on with mostly cloudy skies. temperatures will fall into the 50's. tomorrow, morning showers give way to afternoon clearing. 72 to 78 degrees for a daytime high. our temperatures will hold in the upper 70's -- actually, mid 70's on monday and -- sunday and monday. on tuesday, highs in the upper 60's to the lower 70's. i'm nervous about her going away, but i know that she wants to be able to do things on her own. (sunny) the bayer meter helps me become more independent

look at the heavy, steady rain over minneapolis and in towards st. cloud and breaking up the light snow into north dakota and that's all you're going to find. if you travel to the east coast, moisture in place and watch for delays at the airport because of the low clouds. that's it, richard. more again tomorrow. >> this tuesday, not only your birthday, but happy anniversary. >> thanks, man. i can't believe it, we made it eight years. still, even with me. >> i don't know why she stays with you. >> i don't know why either. >> we hardly see each other. >>> you can't blame some iowa convenient store clerks for being jerk jumpy. they have been robbed twice in the last few months. when a man walked in with his hands in his pockets and police say he wasn't a robber, he was just drunk. >>> it's x-rated, overrated is it now? why even adult-only side of the economy is taking a hit this recession. plus, it looks like police put on their riot gear why they pulled out the pepper gas and water canons. >>> should videos that show animal cruelty have free speech pro

it will be in the mid 40's board minneapolis. it is 60 degrees in new york city. high pressure dominates the forecast. that is what kept the showers to the south of us. all of the showers are moving off towards the east. they will not affect us at all. we are watching this cold front over here. it will drift across the country over the next 24 hours. we will look for the class to increase late tomorrow. we could see some showers. there will be windy conditions on wednesday. it is quiet and dry in the mountains. allegheny and washington county are looking at color changes. it is a nice day of the beaches with temperatures in the upper 60's. the high pressure will move offshore. this low pressure will keep the showers to the north of us. we will see some showers wednesday morning. things will start clearing up on wednesday. temperatures will get clobbered. it will be mostly sunny and nice this afternoon. the wind will be out of the west at 10 to 15 miles. to bridges tonight will be in the 40's and 50's. we will see the possibility of light frost across the potomac h

. >> toronto, minneapolis, okay. minneapolis farther west. jim paulson, you lead it off. what do you think of this market? are you going to tell us the same thing everyone else is saying? we're at an inflexion point here? >> we did this just a few months back. we had a bad june employment report and early july. we lost 463,000 jobs. the market sort of faded going into that report and then after it came out it fell a little further for a few days. it bottomed july 10th and went up the rest of the month and through august in new highs. i think this is nothing more than a remind their nothing is is straight line. the economic data, the markets. i think the vast majority of the evidence continues to support the economy has turned a corner. we're going to post the first positive corner growth. i think we're going to continue to exceed expectations more l e likely than disappointment as we go forward. i still think there's quite a bit of upside in the to the market. >> jim raises a good point. june to july flight in the market was a decline of 7%. right now we're off the '09 hi

. >> "a serious man" s about a physic profess named lary gopnik livng in sububan minneapolis in the 1960'swith his family andhis life essentially starts falli apart. his wife tells himhe wants a divorce and a number ofother ings start going terribly ong and he has ts sort of existencial crisis in whch he starts seeng spiritual advice, emotional advice, legal vice from a variety of people, none of whoms partularly helpful to him ad the crisis sort ofeepens as the film goes on. i play his divoce attorney who, while very on he surface ve officiousand cring is really not of muc use in the longun. tavis: when i watcyou in movies or wat you on tevision, "sons of anarchy" or whatever it mighte, i know that you dect because see yourame a lot oftimes in grey's anatomy shows you direct, w do you behave yourself, as it we? keep in mind whathat youre wearing wh you are acting versus directing oh, i -- it's not that much of a challenge. i an i have found - one of the reasons i think istarted directinand graitated tords doing tha was becaus even when i was actng i was terested in probem-solving and re

now, a tiebreaker if needed would be on tuesday in minneapolis, it will be delayed because of the brett favre bowl monday night, the vikings versus his old team, the packers. >>> the alleged stalker of espn reporter erin andrews has been ordered to los angeles for a hearing tomorrow morning to determine if he can be freed on bond. 38-year-old michael david barrett faces federal charges in making illegal videos of andrews through a peephole of her hotel room in nashville, putting them on the internet, and then attempting to sell them. >>> college football, what a finish in athens. number four lsu leading 14-ranked georgia, but joe cox to a.j. green with just over a minute left and they're celebrating, they've got the win, they think. one point up, but not so fast. charles scott, look at this, breaks a couple of tackles and he's gone. the tigers hang on and get the win in the final minute. 20-13, wow. that's sports. >>> it seems that the recession has forced many unemployed women to retool. you're going to meet a few who are learning how to hammer out a career in an industry still dominat

chicago, detroit, minneapolis and st. louis. also, seattle, kansas city, houston, atlanta, cincinnati, and charlotte. >>> well, kidnap survivor, elizabeth smart, revealed horrifying details about her 2002 ordeal, during a competency hearing for her accused captor, brian david mitchell. >> she said she endured being raped repeatedly, every day of her nine h-months captivity. barbara pinto has details. >> reporter: elizabeth smart went to court, to describe the ordeal of being held captive. the self-proclaimed prophet, refused to submit to psychiatric tests. her words may prove he's fit to stand trial. smart described the horror she endured, at the hands of the man who held her captive. saying, there wasn't an actual 24-hour period that he wasn't able to rape me. we learn more details of her fright nng day-to-day. he had a big cable bolted on to my leg, which was strung between two trees with a lock, she said. he had the key around his neck. she was given alcohol and drugs. and was traipsed around the country, she said, begs for m

. >> "a serious man" is about a physic professor named larry gopnik living in suburban minneapolis in the 1960's with his family and his life essentially starts falling apart. his wife tells him she wants a divorce and a number of other things start going terribly wrong and he has this sort of existencial crisis in which he starts seeking spiritual advice, emotional advice, legal advice from a variety of people, none of whom is particularly helpful to him and the crisis sort of deepens as the film goes on. i play his divorce attorney who, while very on the surface very officious and caring is really not of much use in the long run. tavis: when i watch you in movies or watch you on television, "sons of anarchy" or whatever it might be, i know that you direct because i see your name a lot of times in grey's anatomy or shows you direct, how do you behave yourself, as it were? keep in mind what hat you are wearing when you are acting versus directing? >> oh, i -- it's not that much of a challenge. i mean i have found -- one of the reasons i think i started directing and gravitated towards

the wayward northwest airlines jet with 144 passengers flew past its minneapolis destination and was out of touch with air traffic controllers for more than an hour. the faa is investigating this, and one of the pilots publicly denied speculation that the crew was asleep. >>> hurricane katrina devastated new orleans in 2005. lives were lost, families separated, entire neighborhoods destroyed. also victimized were small businesses. and getting those businesses up an running again was vital to the recovery of new orleans. rock and bull, a new orleans institution that opened up in 1941 is one of those businesses. cnn's sean callebs has the story. >> reporter: it's a bowling alley, restaurant, and a place known for its live music. it's also a beacon of light in new orleans and proof that businesses can return and need to. >> my name is john blanchard. this is my turnaround story. >> reporter: when hurricane katrina destroyed his business, blanchard did what he does best. he went back to work. >> what really helped me turn the thing around, i think was a combination of both my faith, my f

for years, brett favre has been in minneapolis with the green pay packers. tonight he's in the twin cities playing against the packers. larry, good morning. >> keep in mind, this summer a lot of packers fans burned their brett favre jerseys, brett favre memorabilia. so mad he went to the hated rival vikings. he'll meet his old team tonight, and make history becoming the nfl quarterback to have beaten every team in the league. he suits up against the team where he starred for almost all of his career. he won his three mvp awards with the pack and sent them to a super bowl win in the 1996 season. players wore pink this weekend to show support for breast cancer awareness month. it's a darker more masculine pink they were sporting. tom brady looking good in pink as were the patriots. they beat the ravens. bears and lions. watch this play. quarter back jay cutler. didn't see a receiver open. goes into the end zone. good idea until this. wow. one more look at it. cutler goes in for the touch down. 48-24 win. yes, he was okay. >> and he got a touchdown. >> and he g

>> i think the standard for their -- and the letter minneapolis story, first of all, i -- letterman story is evolving. he's not an elected official. but he makes fun of others who are now in his own predicament. people will look at him and ask some questions -- did he promote a toxic work environment, which is something that would matter to women, i believe? and how much of a partnership crit is he? and does he make you laugh? chris: you're jumping in here. >> first, i'm terrified by the notion we would even consider judging the private lives of media figures by the same standard as elected officials. teas why i've avoided running for office, chris. but one thing about the way letterman handled this, he did it the way that we always taught politics the way to do it. get it out right away, look candid, humbled and determined and apologetic. he was late with the apology part, but he did get it out. chris: second night. >> and to his staff. i don't understand why he didn't do that earlier. >> and the wife. >> exactly. but he got them out. that gave him a lot of mileage. but this story isn't

if needed, a tiebreaker will be held tuesday in minneapolis. >>> a lot of pink in nfl stadiums today to promote breast cancer awareness. several players will wear pink shoes. that's the brain child of carolina running back deangelo williams. they'll be auctioned off after this sunday's game. >>> in athens, georgia, a number 14 georgia down to number 4 lsu. but if the final minutes, the go-ahead touchdown there, 12-12 the bulldogs at home. but wait a minute, lsu, charles scott, under a minute to go. busts his way through for the game winning touchdown. the tigers get it done, 20-13 in athens. >>> lebron james has hit the big screen. a documentary on his high school team's run to the ohio state championship has been released in select theaters, a college student shot video of the team as a class project. nba.com says it was his idea to take it a step further. well done. that's sports. >>> are you looking for a way to get out of debt? be careful who you pick to help you. hln money expert clark howard warns about firms selling broken promises. >> are you overwhelmed by credit card debt?

dallas, houston, and then look at minneapolis, snow in the morning, denver and san francisco, morning fog. more weather coming up, robin, in about 10 minutes. >> bob, thank you. >>> a woman led police on a scary high-speed chase with a child in the backseat. at one point, the woman crashed and that's when things got even crazier. ♪ i can say i'm the light of your world ♪ >> that is the brand new michael jackson song "this is it." it was officially released at midnight on his website. the song will be in the new movie, the new jackson movie and a new double cd coming out this month. his brothers sing the backup vocals. >>> an explosion near a marketplace killed at least 29 people today. pakistan authorities say the attack, which appeared to target a military vehicle, also injured about 45 people. this was in northwest pakistan where the army has been locked in heavy fighting against the taliban. >>> the insurance industries releasing a report today that slams the senate's health care reform plan. it says by the year 2019 a typical family premium would be $4,000 more than it would b

minneapolis will see a 2 1/2 hour delay starting at 7:00 your time. the reason why? runway construction. this afternoon you're looking at rain and wind as well. >>> no twitter? no radio? what the heck is going on over here for the nfl? >> what's up with that. it's one of those things, sometimes the nfl does things that makes you go, what? this actually makes sense to me. jacksonville quarterback david gerard has had his radio show nixed. the rah show aired the last three friday ts, two days before game day. he says doing media stuff early in the week to rehash the last game is fine, late in the week players should be devoted to stid difficulting game plans. injury regard says he understands. >>> the earthquake and sue ma'am any has reeked havoc. that has resonated as well among the college football community in the u.s. y a teammate lost three close relatives. utah coach kyle whittingham says the school is doing what it can to help those players. >>> you've got to see this. the end of a high school football game in vermont. the losing team misses the game-winning fie

. >>> airplane that overshot the minneapolis airport by 150 miles last week. >> nobody was asleep in the cockpit and no arguments took place. other than that, i cannot tell you anything that went on, because we're having hearings this weekend. we're having hearings on tuesday. all that information will come out then. >> for more than an hour, air traffic controllers could not reach them. during wednesday's flight, the ntsb interviewed the pilot and co-pilot yesterday and may interview flight attendants yesterday. they asked the flight attendants to keep passengers in their seats while they checked who was in the cockpit. possibility of the faa notifying the military. noo rad scrambler fighter jets that never took off. northwest is cooperating and doing its own investigation. >>> a raging wildfire is forcing 85 people to evacuate their homes. near santa cruz, california, conditions are making it difficult for firefighters. it's only about 20% contained. authorities do not know what started that fire. >>> people have given more than 1,000 tips to detectives, searching for the killer of