i mean, "the new york times," people approach "the new york times" and other newspapers with the idea of a digital classified. newspapers used to get one-third of their advertising revenue from classified advertising. before craig's list was born, it was proposed to "the new york times" and others to create a digital consortium to sell classified ads online. oh, no, we don't have to do that. hello? you know? so i, you know, i don't -- again, this is the whole engineer point i was making as opposed to c

they did the crime in new york. yes. give these people the chance to -- like the president said, to exact justice on these here individuals. >> do you have any concerns at all? i understand your position. in arriving at that position do you have concerns that the other side does be it safety or the fact they don't think someone accused of these type of crimes deserves a trial like you or i might. >> caller: this is the united states. we was afraid one time and 9/11 happened. there's no reason -- yes, there is reasons out there for concern but this is the united states. the world is looking at us for examples. we got troops overseas giving their lives. just like the president said. give us the opportunity to exact our justice on these people. >> john, thank you for your phone call. i appreciate it. got an e-mail from kathy in michigan. this is what they said. that's a good discussion back and forth there. heidi says -- great discussion going on. we want to continue to talk about this. what do you think about the 9/11 susp

he wants the alleged 9/11 conspirators tried in new york. the attack killed his son, a fellow firefighter. >> i want to get this moving, justice delay suicide justice denied. >> reporter: a handful of civilians got a close-up look attica lead sheik mohammed and others in a guantanamo courtroom last january when ksm told the military judge he's the mastermind of 9/11. we don't care about capital punishment or a life sentence, he said. we are doing jihad for the cause of god. >> they called for jihad against america, proud of what they did. the man who murdered my son issing there saying he's proud he killed my sob. >> reporter: but another relative said bringing the tear tore suspects back to the scene of the crime will bring unbearable pain. he lost his son in the attack. >> to bring it back here, my feelings, it's tasteless, insensitive. and those scars will be open again. >> reporter: new york is ready, the one who pushed for the 9/11 commission. she wants to get to the trial as often as she can. >> i think new yorkers are capable of handl

new rochelle, new york. this is the queen city of the south. i'm going to show you the sights around new rochelle, which, by the way, is about 30 minutes from new york city. glen island is a place i've been walking out for about 20 years. i haven't lost a pound. but i'll be back tomorrow anyway. why? it's 104 acres of sheer gorgeous nature. i'm a girl who likes to eat, so one of my favorite restaurants post oak 22. sometimes restaurant tours nail it. the am i haplace is incredible. this is leland castle. and the castle gallery is where we're going next. semian leland built a building and used this gigantic castle for the summer residents. it's filled with exhibits open to the public. i've shown you my city's secrets, show me yours, go to ireporter.com/mycitymysecret. >>> the ft. hood shootings have some soldiers on edge right now. >>> fellow soldiers, muslims, and marines are looking at muslim comrades and are worried. it's human nature. >> how muslim soldiers fear a backlash because of the shooting suspect's religious background. @ >>> communi

in new york. here's president obama. >> i'm absolutely convinced that khalid shaikh mohammed will be subject to the most exacting demands of justice. the american people will insist on it and my administration will insist on it. >> we'll hear from attorney general eric holder at 11:00 a.m. eastern. >>> all right. the remains of hurricane ida or what used to be hurricane ida, they're a problem for the mid-atlantic this morning. here's the streets, the schools are closed. 70,000 people without power. five deaths are blamed on the storms making me concerned about this one reporter. you can see here in virginia standing in the water. >> hey, guys. i'm out here at bush and olney and you can see where the water is well over my waist. >> what i don't like about that is the water is really moving. he could have been swemt away. bob will tell us what to expect in that area. >>> vaccines for the swine flu continue to be in short supply but the head of the fda's decision not to use an additive to stretch the

new york instead. as it turned out at a mound of staying there a very long time through a through a number of dt firms. i think it just became easy. with all of the harness that comes as wall street he you did make enough money to pay rent in new york city. nothing like the kinds of films that have been made today. >> let me ask you this. you read the book as being in the belly of the beast. what impact on your views occurred as a result of your working for goldman sachs? >> i worked there for two years. it was the end of my career from wall street. i ejected myself from wall street. >> i was over in london. there for seven years. that was really a lot of the workout was doing. >> so what impact on your experience? you were on the inside. >> there is such a tremendously competitive environment. in wall street it is almost like you come in every single day. every single day trying to figure out how much credit you can take for a particular trade, if you can beat someone on another desk or in another are

you're right, barbara in new york. everybody, i want to switch gears. i want to tell you about a missing little girl, shaniya. it's urgent. take a listen. >> authorities say the little girl was inside the mobile home with her mother and another adult, both of home are being questioned by police at police headquarters. every car that's been leaving the mobile home park is being searched by fayetteville police. police say they've made the disturbing discovery a known child sex offender lives inside the mobile home park. >> that's why we have the sheriff's department out here as well. we have the expert out here from the sheriff's department that deals with the child sex offenders. so they're out here. >> this is a picture of the little girl everybody's been looking for. >> this is the number to the fayetteville police department. it is 910-433-1851. or if you think you know something, if you think you see her, you can always just call 911. >> we need your help. this little girl, if she is still living, needs your help. look at this girl. her name's shaniy

it is now in new york city. the uss new york stopped near ground zero today, where first responders and also families of september 11th victims held a ceremony. it did include a 21-gun salute. the bow of that billion-dollar ship contains 7.5 tons of steel from the fallen towers. the ship will officially be commissioned saturday. >>> getting word of a bird strike on a passenger plane. that plane right there. that's a delta plane. everybody is okay. specifically, this is delta flight 1232, had to make an emergency landing a short while ago. this is the sky harbor airport in phoenix, had to make this landing, because flew into some birds. shortly after the plane took off, headed to salt lake city. and you can see -- look at that. yeah, right there, above the window. my producer had to kind of focus me there. but above the window, you can see the damage from the collision with those birds. that collision actually caused a pressure change, and then they had to come right back to sky harbor airport there in phoenix. g

we have blue skies in new york and green ar rows in new york. up to a solidly higher open. payroll processing firm adp says just over 200,000 jobs were lost in october, which is a slight improvement from the previous month. earlier this year, the same report showed more than 700,000 jobs lost in a month. so the trend is good even if it's painful. a separate report showed planned layoffs for october. later today, we expect to hear from wha the federal reserve has to say about jobs. policymakers are almost certain to keep rates close to zero. investors will be looking closely to see if policymakers think the growth last quarter is sustainable. >>> gm walking away from a deal to sell opal. gm says europe's business environment is improving. >>> and finally, while this is earnings season when companies of all different sectors and sizes show us their reports, millercoors makes beverages. cold beverages. its profit climbed to about $230 million. mostly, coors attributes the strength to cost cutting and to the strength of its brands like mgd 64. what does this stand for? miller g

ahead of the new york fed now limited to bernanke. do you think president obama will have him be appointed? >> i think he made a lot of mistakes during the whole crisis leading up to it in terms of not making deprivation and economists were telling him but more than that, the fed has the ability to reject mergers and the ability to deny applications for banks like goldman sachs that investment takes to become bank-holding companies that makes them more publicly accessible to the fed in terms of receiving bonds or percs. it is the fed's job to be prudent about that. when ben bernanke was in that seat, he did not say for a moment we should not have a merger between merrill lynch bank of america or between los barbara and wachovia. he did not say where we backing bear stearns in order to have them merge into jpmorgan chase. he did not say any of that or wait a minute goldman sachs you cannot become a big because you have too much risk and we don't the government's money. he was in the position to do that. that was one of his jobs for pro

new york state, pennsylvania, look at the volume coming in, going out, philadelphia, new york metro, boston, cleveland and detroit. so far no problem. here's what we have for the day, a weak area of low pressure sliding into the lakes and northeast. about a half hour delay boston logan, new york metros because of the wind, atlanta so far nothing and clouds have not developed around the airport, good news there, l.a.x. they have, denver as well, minneapolis looking at showers but that's it. good day to travel. more in about a half hour. >> bob, thanks. >>> lawmakers want to ban using laptops in cockpits. you may remember last month pilots of that northwest airlines plane that overshot minneapolis by 150 miles. they said they were on their laptops when the whole thing happened. the chairman of the aviation subcommittee said a bill could be introduced in a week of devices like dvd players and mp3 players would also be included. >>> birds hit a delta plane. more on that coming up. >>> a 20-year-old woman whose father allegedly ran her down with his jeep has died. her family says that her

they have drawn this to the "new york times" time attention. the author stressed they do not believe, quote, any responsible scientist would conclude from

i want to show you the rain affecting new england towards new york city. you have light showers out here. here's that boston radar, though. you can see the rain as it comes on through. it's been heavy at times. you start seeing the yellows and reds popping up into the long island sound, an indication of very heavy rain headed towards rhode island, it will get into boston. watch for delays there. i was watching a new york city tower cam just a moment ago, clouds are out there, you'll see sunshine later this afternoon but the winds will pick up. that's the story for the rest of new england, too. look at the heavy rain around dallas, houston. heavy downpours all night. rockport, texas, you've already seen a lot of rain. almost eight inches in the last 24 hours. that rain continues toward houston and another line coming in for areas by texas. we will see air travel delays in texas, houston, new york, boston, also across the west coast as we have one storm coming in and another one on tap for you for saturday. full details on that, rob, in a bit. good to see yo

the new york stock exchange is open for business and the archbishop of new york rang the opening bell. he's raising awareness for a charity. meanwhile, stocks may rebound today after friday's tumble. a live report a few minutes away. >>> i am really nervous. i've met a lot of parents who've lost their children to just regular, seasonal flu. >> that's a mom whose son had a nasty bout with the flu and wants him vaccinated. doctors are not expektsing problems, but want to reassure people. >>> we've just learned this morning that hamid karzai will remain the president of afghanistan. karz karzai's victory was pretty much assured because his only real challenger quit yesterday. >>> a new navy ship built with steel from the world trade center is in new york city right now. the "uss new york" was near ground zero, where many first responders and families of 9/11 victims held a ceremony. >>> that was a really neat story about that ship and that was that they have more, a bigger percentage of people actually from new york on that ship because they requested to actually serve on that ship. >>>

in new york central railroad isn't. i said, good point except this physical, in addition to his legacy in creating the corporate world in developing this kind of financial and economic kind of as i put it the unseen architecture of our world, he also built this infrastructure built the original grand central. the build what is falcotano live runs up park avenue, constructed a lot of the real infrastructure that today is a vital part of the city and there's a good reason for having is that you out in front of the modern grand central. >> there is the commodores standing in the traffic bricks around him. the cars are just overwound to society and transportation has still not succeeded in tearing down grand central, although they came close. the depot was there because there was a lot in the city against having steam powered rail below 42nd street because most of the city was below there and it would be a catastrophe for people being run over by it in the top of the scene of the train's coming down this french and i love t

in new york city it is an even greater portion. it is an obscene number because it is really not predicated on the creation of anything. we are still talking about assets that pretends to have value. there are all these other agencies that work with wall street. the rating agencies. they come in and basically stamp values by deciding that these assets are worth a certain amount of that they have quality attached to them. they call the aaa. if you call something aaa it sounds really good. individuals hear about it from their local banks. and so basically this into trades the entire system. s ystem. >> i remember, i'm a member of the budget committee. in my state, people are really struggling. what is your sense of the economy? it's going really good. year after year we heard from the bush administration that from their perspective the economy was doing great. h'm explain to me how they could believe the economy is doing great and the middle class is collapsing and we are getting closer and closer and closer to the edge of a major gl

meaning trying them in new york city. he says having them looking into -- have them looking into the eyes of the people they were potentially trying to kill, i think it is as good a place as any to do it. nina says, no, leave they are where they are. if you bring them to the united states, do you honestly think they will not do another attack on us just to set them free? so she has some safety concerns other people were talking about on the page as well. chris writes this: i look at this differently. as long as these terrorists are locked up, who cares if it's gitmo or new york? i say it's a good thing to have them close so we can keep an eye on them. so keep talking about this. do you think trying the suspects in civilian court in new york is the right thing to do? these 9/11 suspects. or would you have preferred they face military justice back at guantanamo bay or maybe you're okay with bringing them here, just not in a civilian court, maybe a military tribunal of some sort. e-mail us at cnn.com/hln or call us at 1-877-

this is a bloomberg news story that you can find in "the new york times." it says that the unemployment rate fell in 10 states including massachusetts, where it declined to 8.9%, new hampshire dropped to 6.9% and west virginia which fell to 8.5%. the number of states with at 10% unemployment held at 14 last month. the states reporting record jobless rate was california, south carolina, florida, and delaware at 8.7%. the district of columbia also has a high with an 11.9% unemployment rate. with all that in mind, your thoughts on the worthiness of a second stimulus package. randy, and our role in line -- a republican line, go ahead. guest\ caller: you gotta be kidg me. if they get enough votes in congress to do another one, we the people, we have to have our heads examined how these people spend money so foolishly. we have not even had a good accountability of what the first stimulus package has done. they say that it has created jobs but where are the jobs? we need term limits in washington. we need fresh people. host: what is your job situation? caller: it

what about jon moving to new york city. he has his bachelor pad starting off his life here away from the pennsylvania homestead. let's break these down. i want to start with the first obstacle, the divorce papers. midwin, as the attorney on retainer here can they rip up the documents and stop this ors that the train left the station? >> of course they can. they filed the paperwork but you have to get a final decree from the court. it's not a big deal if they want to get back together. i understand there's a lot of money at stake and for all intents and purposes they could put on a show here, right, because there is money at stake. but i don't think it's a big deal. >> let's talk about jon's relationship with haley. that's another obstacle. jon has said he and haley are not broken up, just slowing things down because jon doesn't want to make the same mistakes with haley that he made with kate. suzanne, realizing perhaps there is more going on, if we look at what's going on the surface, and we look at the possibility of a rec

now in new york city. there it is. it's the "uss new york." it was near ground zero where a lot of those first responders and families of 9/11 victims held a ceremony. now the ship will be officially commissioned this saturday. >>> boy, oh, boy, what a pain in san francisco, live pictures of that bay bridge. yeah, the bay bridge might, might reopen later today. but we won't know what time there will be. a california state transportation spokesman says final inspections on the repairs are under way right now. you know if you live out there the bridge closed tuesday after 5,000 pounds of metal crashed into rush hour traffic. >>> at least 35 people died when a suicide bomber caused a blast outside a bank. police in pakistan say people were waiting in line for paychecks when it happened. hours later in another pakistani city, two suicide bombers attacked a police checkpoint. no report of any deaths there. ♪ >>> i saw this this weekend. this was too cool. michael jackson's "this is it" thrilled audiences now

scattered showers in central new york today. boston, the tail end of the first system still worki ining way through massachusetts. those two areas of pressure converge into one. it's going to give you a windy day for the east coast tomorrow. look down south across florida. here's the way it goes. frontal boundary by the florida straits. another one up towards the north. rain and thundershowers. we'll find them once again today. mainly from a line of miami towards west palm. most of these are inland right now. we'll see more of this action later today. that's something we're watching. also, we're still in hurricane season, lasts through november 30th. tropical storm ida right now, 70-mile-per-hour sustained winds. actually 75, turned into a hurricane about two minutes ago. glad i had the auto update on. hurricane ida, category 1 storm, 75-mile-per-hour sustained winds, moving inland right now. tremendous amounts of rain. that's what we'll find over the next couple days towards nicaragua, honduras. if it survives this land mass, i

although the trial will be hosted in new york, it seems to me that new york should not bear the burden alone. this is a national -- >> so you will recommend, and i presume, fight for these funds from omb which we know sometimes has other things on its mind. >> with your help -- >> you have my full and undivided help. i just don't want mayor bloomberg, the commissioner. they didn't make the decision, but they stepped up to the plate and willingly agreed. i don't think either they or new york city, new york state should be left hanging out there paying any of the costs of this, and i take it you fully agree with that. >> i don't disagree with that at all. >> okay. second question, and just one other thing on this. there may be other costs that we can't envision, and i take it we're wanot going to find someby saying this wasn't in an original application or on an original request. i take it there will be flexibility and generosity because of new york's generosity here. you will be with me at omb. >> i will be there, believe me. with you or -- gladly with you rather than alone. >> i look f

in new york city michael bloomberg will serve a third term as mayor. so the third term as mayor, setting a record for personal campaign spending with more than $100 million. but cnn projects that he still only won by five percentage points. in atlanta a racially charged battle for mayor is going to a run-off. a city council woman who would be the first white mayor in nearly four decades, will face an african-american state senator. houston is heading for a run-off, too, if the front-runner there wins she would be the city's first openly gay mayor. now some other important elections may be big victories for republicans. the gop is expected to sweep two key gubernatorial races. in new jersey cnn projects republican christiane amanpou c. richard lui is looking at the wider implications of last night's election results. so a lot of surprises to some people anyway. >>> certainly as we look at those results and the incoming data, here's a key to the gop wins you were describing. weak voter turnout among young people. remember in 2008 young folks turned out i

that's great news for you. cold front moving through central new york. light rain hung up across the mountains, towards maine. behind it, cool. m cool air going over the warm waters of lake superior. a little bit of light snow, too. look at the radar, things are beginning to wind down, which is good. get over the lower part of the east coast. there's florida, the east shore should work on. the only glitch out west is that fog in l.a. yeah, i don't mind complaining about the poor weather because it's great for just about everybody. >> speaking of complaining i meant to is, did you watch the world series last night? >> i did. that's why i've got three hours sleep. i had the pinstriped shirt all ready to go. maybe thursday. >> maybe thursday. sorry. all right. >>> going home for the holidays could cost you some extra bucks this year. airlines plan to squeeze more money out of you. but there's still one way to save. >>> it's video we've been showing all morning. you've probably seen it, football player gouges out another guy's eyes. a lot of you talked about

george karas with cbs news sunday? new york. he has produced more than 150 stories. michael getler, currently am budsman for pbs. was a reporter, foreign correspondent and editor for the "washington post" for 26 years then executive editor of the international heard tribune in paris. arlene of the column ave journalism school in new york. she was with the philadelphia "enquirer," which in her day was the -- one of the truly outstanding organizations. george, spernledsing in communications and ethics. john became an economic after 21 years as a journalist. reed williams. reed covers police in courts for the richmond times dispatch. formerly he was with the roanoke times and the charlottesville daily progress. and carina zarik. she heads up the committee's freedom of information and open government operations. she teaches both at the university of maryland and american university and formerly reported if. des moines washington. please join with me in giving these fellows a warm washington round of applause. i used to work with a reporter named a -- hassenbeck. he used

is born in the same town, new rochelle, new york. we go to my city, my secret. >> hi, i'm debby nigrel, and new rochelle, new york, is my city. it's known as the between city of the south, and i'm going to show you some secret spots, about 30 minutes from new york ci city. glen island is a place i've been walking at for about 20 years. i haven't lost a pound, but i'll be back tomorrow anyway. why? because it's acres of sheer, gorgeous nature. i am a girl who loves to eat, so one of my favorite restaurants is posto 22. sometimes restauranteurs nail it. joe knows how to do it right. the ambiance, the food is unbelievable. you get more food for the money than any place i've ever been. we're on the college grounds of new rochelle, and this isly land castle, and the castle gallery is where we're going next. the entrepreneur named leland built the building and used this gigantic castle for his summer residents. the gallery is filled with exhibits open to the public. i've shown you my city secrets. show me yours. go to ireport.com/mycitymys

hammer in new york. tonight, caught on tape, an awesome week for awkward moments on tv. from carrie prejean threatening to walk off "larry king live," to a dumbstruck kid on the "today" show. here's jeanne moos. >> reporter: we never turn up our nose for news. >> this is disgusting. >> reporter: especially not at those wonderfully awkward moments. >> larry, you're being inappropriate. you really are. so -- >> larry: what?! >> i'm not going to talk about -- >> larry: i'm asking a question. >> we screwed up. >> reporter: this week had more than its share of awkward tv moments, thanks to the former miss california usa. maybe you saw her getting miffed at larry king live and taking off her mike. >> larry: is she leaving? did you hear the question? >> no, i can't hear you. >> reporter: but i'm answering what i can't hear. >> and i'm about to leave your show. >> larry: who are you talking to? hello. >> reporter: we crown carrie prejean miss awkward moment. >> yet you say you're a victim. i don't totally buy it

host: all of bridge, new york. democratic line. -- olive bridge, new york. democratic line. caller: in the last week i have become one of the statistical unemployed. host: what was your industry? of caller: i worked at a small college in new york. host: sorry to hear that. caller: thank you. the second thing, i think that that article becomes null and void, they used the word to dither. if you look at editorials from the past, did there is not a word. -- dither is not a word. but these magazines and editors are being influenced and it is disgusting. what do i think of the president's policies? they are presidential and we are not used to someone being presidential after that last 80 years of bush. host: going back to the editorial, "it looks to many as if he has dithered, not the liberated." julian, california. diane, democratic line. caller: peter, is that your first name? host: pedro. caller: good morning, pedro. as far as the article goes, very subtle. number two, i do not think that we have a foreign policy in place. he just went to these places, he did not come back wit

michael bloomberg as mayor of new york city. in 2002 the new york state legislature awarded him control of the city's school system and heal long with chancellor joe klein who is also with us this morning has initiated several major reforms that are paying off for new york students. finally kati haycock is president of the education trust leading advocacy organization on behalf of low-income students and students of color. with the center have teamed up with that trust on several important strategies in closing the shameful achievement gaps. after they speak they will take questions and participate in a panel led by cindy brown earthrise president for education policy. let me thank you colligan for being here this morning and especially to our speakers for agreeing to get up early and come here and address this important topic. secretary duncan let me handed off to you. [applause] >> thank you john. i am honored to be here and i want to thank the mayor and kati for their extraordinary leadership. it is a huge opportunity to shar

imagine if he moved to new york. last night a-list celebrities and knicks fans made their pitch to the soon-to-be free agent who put on a show. this what's they does night in, night out, be it in new york or cleveland. shot like this, a guy up in his grill, no problem. three-pointer. later, yeah, better luck next time. i don't think so. shoot it? no. pass to ilguaskas for the assist. cavs get the win. >>> james didn't attend the parade for his favorite baseball team. through the canyon of heroes friday, more than a million fans turning out to celebrate the first world series tight until nine years and the team's record 27th overall. >>> giants cy young winner facing a misdemeanor marijuana charge could have a deal in place. the columbian is reporting that tim lincecum will pay $250 fine for possession of marijuana pipe with the officials dismissing the charge of possession 3. 3 grams of pot. the deal is consistent with others who have been first-time offenders. >>> jose canseco may top the list of ex-athletes who won

but former new york mayor rudy giuliani says putting the suspect on trial in new york puts the city's residents at risk. an attorney experienced in civil and military law says a civilian trial will lead to evdenshiary hurdles you won't see in a military tribunal. >> the rules of evidence are juggernaut even for seasoned defense attorneys. if we're looking for something like a confession, the standard for admitting a confession in a civil trial is that it must be voluntary and the defendant must be advised of their rights. are any of us to be believed when they were softening up khalid shaikh mohammed at the same time reading him his mor d moranda rights? we know that didn't happen. that will create a road block as far as getting confessions. >>> family members of the 9/11 victims are also deeply divided over the prospect of a civilian trial. some say they're optimistic that justice will be done, but others say bringing the terror suspects to new york will cause unbearable pain. they say a military tribunel is more appropriate. >> bringing khalid shaikh mohammed and putting him in a ci

offers searched the offices of "the new york times," the "new york post," the daily news yesterday. local media reports that the raids are part of a probe into the newspaper and union. the union is not commenting. >>> a young pitcher overcame anxiety and depression to win the most -- award for his position. >> hopefully his story will inspire others who battle with depression. zack greinke had a royal comeback. he struggled. in fact, so much so he left the team in february of 2006. it was during that time that he was diagnosed with social anxiety disorder and depression. he won is cy young award, which goes to the best pitcher in the league and he did it on the losing team, which is rare, and saturday, he's supposed to marry his high school sweetheart. >>> and larry johnson, run out of town after several incidents, was signed by cincinnati. now, cincinnati is kind of become the city of second chances. they also signed cedric benson, who was arrested for boating while intoxicated and now, he's one of the best running backs in the lead. >>> tila tequila wants $1.5 million in damages f

but there were many sports writers in new york. there were eight or nine newspapers and many sports writers and many of those sports writers had gone to the war and when robinson was honorably discharged there had been stories about him leaving the barracks and being found and being taken to the hospital and he told doctors he didn't know what happened. he didn't know how he got on the street. these sports writers really came after him. they called him a coward, and the absolutely thought he was faking and that she was lobbying and that did haunt him for years. >> host: do you think some of that had to do with the low frequency hysteria that did exist about african-americans and patriotism? because there is that tradition of african american war resistance that existed during world war ii as well, refusing to fight and that of course is the origin of the goodwill mission to begin with with lupus and robinson. >> guest: right, right. >> host: do you think they were particularly hard on him and were they too hard on him and what do y

this is about two hours northeast of new york city. it's in northeastern new york. the reports are -- and cnn networks have not confirmed this. someone there is saying that a gunman is possibly holding a hostage. but that person has been located and confined to one room. and reportedly, we don't have this confirmed either, that they've made some contact so there's some negotiation going on. just a gunman. we have not heard any shots have been fired. the school is stissing mountain high school in new york state. if we get any updated information on that or confirmation, we'll bring it right to you. right now those are just reports. >>> flying during the holiday season is expensive enough. while you were stuck at the airport you can stay connected and someone else will pick up the bill. you don't say? >>> basketball legend kareem abdul-jabbar says he's sick and he wants everyone to know about it. >>> time right now for our salute to the troops. today's is for private first class aaron william oxford from his mom. she missed his birthday. he is missed at home as well.

michael bloomberg as mayor of new york city. in 2002 the new york state legislature awarded him control of the city's school system and heal long with chancellor joe klein who is also with us this morning has initiated several major reforms that are paying off for new york students. finally kati haycock is president of the education trust leading advocacy organization on behalf of low-income students and students of color. with the center have teamed up with that trust on several important strategies in closing the shameful achievement gaps. after they speak they will take questions and participate in a panel led by cindy brown earthrise president for education policy. let me thank you colligan for being here this morning and especially to our speakers for agreeing to get up early and come here and address this important topic. secretary duncan let me handed off to you. [applause] >> thank you john. i am honored to be here and i want to thank the mayor and kati for their extraordinary leadership. it is a huge opportunity to shar

when boston and new york, probably a half hour delay. if you don't get the delays, you'll definitely get the bumpy ride coming through. l.a.x., last hour had visibility of one-16th of a mile due to fog. delays due to that. >>> the san francisco oakland bay bridge is up and running again. it reopened yesterday nearly a week after 5,000 pounds of steel fell into traffic. transportation officials say vibrations in the steel rods caused the break. engineers say they may have to close the bridge again for a more permanent fix. no word yet on the cost of the repairs, though. >>> 911 operators gets some really weird calls sometimes, but here's one of them. >> you get the idea. hear what happened when people called to say, i want to report myself driving drunk.

new york will include a 21-gun salute. the ship will dock later today to prepare for saturday's official commissioning. >>> there's no hope, coast guard says, of rescuing nine people. their ghost guard and marine helicopter collided thursday night. authorities gave up the search and rescue mission after 30 hours with no sign of survivors. >> we looked at the time that was involved. we looked at the nature of the collision itself. we exhaustively searched the area where we would have found them if there was anybody who could have survived it. you look at the cold water exposure models as far as the time goes and when you put all those pieces together, we no longer believe there's any chance that somebody could still be alive. >> sad to hear. the coast guard will have a memorial for the victims on friday. >>> the u.n. wants $39 billion to fight the number one killer of children, pneumonia. it hopes to save more than 5 million kids by 2015. agencies want to vaccinate kids and work on economic development, because pneumonia de

he spoke at credit suisse in new york city during an event hosted by the policy association. it's about one hour. >>> i thought i would spend a little bit of time talking about the process, how this book was created for those of you that have had an opportunity to either read the book or see exurbs, there's been a couple out there now. i thought i could walk you through a little bit of that because i seem to get a lot of questions about how and why these people but tell me some of the things they did. i thought i would talk a little bit about the story and really without ruining it hopefully where the surprises are, and finally a little bit about hopefully some of the lessons that have been learned, which was more than anything the goal when i started this project which was i considered what happened over the past year in an odd way industry. you talked about it being a suspense thriller and one of the hard things to do as an author is especially when you know the end of the story of how to construct something so that there is enough surprises and new information and new twis

. >> i'm debby and new oshl, new york, is my city. i'm going to show you some of the secret spots around here, which is about 30 minutes from new york city. glen island is place i've been walking it for about 20 years. i haven't lost a pound but i'll be back tomorrow anyway. it's 104 acres of sheer gorgeous nature. i'm a girl who likes to eat. one of my favorite restaurants is posto 22. sometimes restauranteurss nail it. you get more food for the money. this is leyland castle and the castle gallery is where we're going next. cindy and leyland build a building and used this for his summer residence. it's filled with exhibits that are open to the public. i've shown you my credits. now it's time for you to show me yours. >>> a lot of people having to cut back on spending because of the economy. so we want to know how you're handling this, and specifically how you're talking to your kids about your financial situations. that can be a little dicey. richelle carey is with us now. it's interesting because on my facebook page, a lot of people

rochelle, which is by the way about 30 minutes from new york city. glen island is a place i've been walking at for about 20 years. i haven't lost a pound, but i'll be back tomorrow any way. why? because it's about 104 acres of sheer, gorgeous nature. i'm a girl who likes to eat. 1 with of my favorite restaurants is posto 22. sometimes restaurant tours nail it. joe just knows how to do it right, the ambiance, it just feels good in here, the food is unbelievable. you get more food for the money than any place i've ever been. we're on the grounds of the college of new rochelle and this is leland castle and the castle gallery is where we're going next. an entrepreneur built the building and used this gigantic castle for his summer residence. the gallery is filled with exhibits open to the public. i've shown my city's secrets. go to i report.com/my city my secret. show me yours. >> announcer: "my city my secret" destination information is sponsored by british airways. rely on "my city my secret" to find hot spots and hidden gems at your destination. briti

more showers in to western new york later this afternoon. looking at the rain across lake erie back to ontario, too. back off to the east, you see boston, some light showers just offshore. dries out. more light rain overnight tonight. get away from there. it's heavy when you get down to florida. there's that miami radar and looking at decent rain just offshore. it will build back in to west palm. tropical storm ida is out there near nicaragua. >>> so no waiting and no lines. however, professional sports teams got the h1n1 vaccine while thousands of ordinary folks had to sit and wait. and morgan harrington's parents are not giving up searching for their daughter. they have a message for her and also the person who may have her. >>> morning, sunshine. i'm robin meade. let's salute our troops together. today's salute is from allison hernandez. it's to her husband, army sergeant luis hernandez. allison says he is truly her soul mate and is extremely missed. >> this is allison hernandez. i'm sending a salute to my husband out in afghanistan, serg

out to the lines -- >> exactly. >> -- barbara in new york. hi, barbara. >> caller: what a tremendous honor to speak with you. i adore your shows, and i admire you so much for really everything that you do as a mother, as a journalist, as a lover. i have "el echx victim." and i think you're awesome, nancy grace. tremendous blessings to you and your mom who made you go to church. threatened you with reform school or something. >> industrial school for girls to learn a trade. that's what she said. >> caller: regarding mama, she spent taime in hazelton to trea her alcoholism as per what her husband said in n. an interview. if you go to a place like hazelton, i find it hard to believe that the health care professionals there didn't pick up on the fact she was bipolar, which is why i don't believe her husband right now. >> i think you're right. and as he said, barbara, you and i saw the same interview, it's as of yet undiagnosed and untreated. the daddy's just throwing something out there to see what sticks. she's never been diagnosed as bipolar. a

around the world, including new york. they try to break the record every year. the new one beat the old one by 140,000 dominos. congratulations. >>> in case you haven't heard, the world is coming to an end. that's what some think. nasa is trying now to calm some real fears. >>> president obama is in singapore this morning. the second stop on his asia tour. he'll talk to russian leaders about renewing an agreement that's set to expire next month. he promised the u.s. will work more closely are asian countries. >>> heavy snow has killed 21 in china. snow caused thousands of buildings to collapse. almost 160,000 people were evacuated from their homes or stranded vehicles. >>> and several victims of the ft. hood shootings will be laid to rest today. services will be held in indianindian indiana, wisconsin and utah. >>> the attorney for the alleged gunman in the ft. hood rampage says major nidal hasan is paralyzed from the waist down. ed lavandera has more on where the investigation stands now. >> his family describes him as a

office workers in new york have been reprimanded. they threw important documents out on to the yankees victory parade friday. they couldn't find confetti. how about making some up? court documents, even pay stubs were found by cleanup workers, some were shredded, some were not. forget the saying what's in your wallet. how about what's in your trash can? that's sports. >>> a 9-month journey ended in front of thousands on the internet. >> there you go. >> hi. >> a new mom used her pregnancy as a way to educate and create a lasting memento for her baby girl. >>> you may hear a crying baby but scientists hear the language of the baby's parents. new research suggests that newborns tend to cry in the same speech patterns as their parents' native tongue. the first is a german baby crying, the second a french baby crying. >> the german newborn cries in falling melody, the french babies cry rises in pitch. just like their respective languages. scientists say the research suggests that infants begin picking up elements of language in the womb.

cnnmoney.com poppy harlow is in new york. i'm sure people are wondering how much are these execs making. >> not celebrating is a relative term. we knew this was coming. citigroup disclosed the top pay for employees. two top executives are taking a big pay cut. james forese, the co-head of global markets at citi. last year he made $12.9 million. this year that is going to drop to $5.9 million in cash and stock. another example is the vice chairman stephen volk, last year $10.5 million total compensation. this year citigroup is guaranteeing him $3.9 million. relatively big cut. still relatively substantial salaries. citigroup is overseen by the obama administration's pay czar. he capped pay for the top execs. you can expect more to come. chr christi. >> i would bet more pay cuts. >> the pay czar feinberg is reviewing the pay cuts for the next five employees. the goal is to make a decision on pay by early december before the bonus cuts are cut. some firms are worried that top talent will leave and go somewhere else. ken feinberg

and new york city is ready, willing and able to help the charge. the year ahead will tell a lot about whether we are going to bring our schools and to the 21st century. whether our schools and our students are going to be left clinging to the 21st century is more and more countries pass us by. the president and secretary duncan have set the bar high and if they keep the bar height we really can give our children more great teachers and great schools. they deserve it. parents demanded both here as well as to deliver it. thank you very much kati haycock, president of the education trust and she is well worth listening to. kati? [applause] >> thanks. you know, arne and mike have just outlined some very big and very bold, some might say earthshaking changes for education system. i doubt i need to remind most people in this room why the big changes are so important. yes over the past decade we have made some progress in this country and raising achievement of american children especially elementary grades. and yes, the children furthest behind, low-inco

also windy around new york city metro. half hour to hour delay on top of the average volume delays you get on monday. dallas more wind. seattle, looking at wind related delays, too. winds gusting near 45 miles per hour by seattle. we'll talk about that in a little bit. >> thank you. we'll try to get in the bruce springsteen story. must be mortified after what he did. >>> the search for a missing 5-year-old girl takes a startling turn. why police have arrested her own mother. @@@@@@@@@@@@@ >>> good morning, sunshine! i'm robin meade. and how did it get to be monday so fast? >>> here's what's going on. there's a disturbing twist in the search for a missing 5-year-old girl. investigators now believe that her mother has something to do with her disappearance. >>> plus, what passengers experienced inside a plane after it hit a flock of birds? >>> and then -- >> you don't go to a funeral and go, oops, there's no body. you know, you don't do that. >> you heard right. a veterans ashes disappeared right before his funer

, heading to boston and new york. here is what we have the rest of the day, one hour or more. san francisco rain and wind. more coming in across the west, too. seattle, boston, rain in philly. morning clouds. more on that glitch in a bit. >>> all right. are you thinking about doing some repairs on your home? if you are, you might want to do it now. how those home equity lines of credit may be drying up but what you can do about it.  >>> did the pentagon ignore a report that could have stopped the alleged ft. hood shooter? a security expert says that the 2008 study detailed ways the military could spot soldiers who had become radicalized. she says that the military told her it is now a classified document. the pentagon has declined to comment. >>> the man who police say secretly taped espn reporter erin andrews in her hotel room has his first court appearance, accused of filming her through the peephole in her door as she changes her clothes. he faces up to five years in federal prison. >>> one space walk d

the heaviest rain by far is right around washington and new york city as well. you're seeing it all wrap around over to the west so we're looking at the rain also into western parts of virginia. northern parts of north carolina. if you're trying to get down 77 today, it will be a problem and, again, winds today from boston all the way down to new york gusting to about 25, maybe 30 miles per hour. you're going to watch the wind pick up in intensity around d.c. getting to about 45 miles per hour there. along the coast we have wind advisories and flood advisories, too. 8 inches a possible. so we'll get more details on that coming up, robin, in just about a half hour. >>> rain, rain, rain and then some. last night on the "joy behar show" serena talked about her outburst at the u.s. open that cost her the last point in the tournament. >> what was it that ticked you off that day so much? what was it that the umpire, the ref said -- what do you call them in tennis? >> she was the line judge. >> the line judge. umpire, referee, i'm really a sports moron. >> no, it was j

now the four mosques include the islamic institute of new york in queens, new york, the education center in houston, texas, what you're looking at now, and two other mosques in maryland and california. president obama extended the emergency with respect to iran because relations with the country remain strained. >> well, the buildings in question will stay open and the tenants are not accused in the case. >>> the foundation's lawyer says that they're cooperating with the government and will challenge the complaint. >>> if you were sarah palin, would your almost son-in-law levi johnston be coming to thanksgiving dinner? that's what oprah asked her in an interview that will air on monday. so here's a sneak peek. >> so one final question about levi. will he be invited to thanksgiving dinner? >> you know, that's a great question, and it's lovely to think that he would ever even consider such a thing because, of course he is a part of the family. you want to bring him in the fold and under your wing and he needs that, too, oprah. i think he needs to know that he is loved and he has the most b