distributing supplies. a joke onboard an airline turned into the real thing. a passenger sneezed and joked he had ebola. for the struggle against oppression of young people and children. north korea s king jong-un in question. he hasn t shown up for one of the biggest prescriptions. more protests following the shooting death of a teenager by an off-duty police officer. adrian peterson facing arrest again after he admitted to smoking weed before taking a drug test. how freaking stood stupid is that? jan hook of saturday night live died. has his halftime headliner. katy perry, you might have heard of her. usually criminals walk into their station. something else arrived in northwest england. a fumble . the colts win it. leave it to george to crash a panel at new york s comic-con. it is not lost on me that i am spending my honeymoon at comic-con. on cbs this morning. the president was attending a fund-raiser at the home of gwyneth paltrow. some ti
record. but not to be today. murray bottled up again. preston brown on the tackle. and it ll take us down to the 2-minute warning. 26-17, the oakland raiders in their final home game of the regular season this year. they have the lead. you re watching the nfl on cbs. you know, if you play football for a long time like i did, you re gonna learn to deal with alot of pain. but it is nothing like the pain that shingles causes. man when i got shingles it was something awful. it was like being blindsided by some linebacker. you don t see it coming. boom! it was this painful rash of little blisters. red, ugly stuff. lots of em. not a good deal. if you ve had chicken pox, uh-huh, we all remember chicken pox. well that shingles virus is already inside of you. it ain t pretty when it comes out. now i m not telling you this so that you ll feel sorry for me. i m just here to tell you that one out of three people are gonna end up getting shingles. i was one of em. take it from a guy who
good evening and it s great to have you with us on a monday night. as we come on the air, a crucial window of time. doctors monitoring dozens of patients who might have come in contact with that patient in dallas. and this would be the time when anyone would be begin to show symptoms if they caught it. in the meantime, something else we ve learned. all eyes on that dallas hospital. the patient now in critical condition, on a ventilator. now, he s receiving an experimental drug to try to save his life. from the heartland tonight, these images from nebraska. where that american journalist, a photographer infected with the virus arrived in the u.s. today. there he is, suited up in white. getting onto that stretcher himself. this evening, our dr. richard besser is the just back and we ask, was he stopped at the airport. plus, what the president just said about airports across this country. first, abc s cecilia vega starting us off in dallas. reporter: david, good evening to you
i just became a grandfather. you care more about the future when you get a kid or grandkid. that s true. reporter: a month before the elections, republicans are confident. just six seats from winning back the senate and taking control of congress. one is here in arkansas. democrat mark pryor called in the clinton cavcavalry. votior heart. don t vote for what they tell you you should be against. vote for what you know you should be for. reporter: he knows president obama isn t popular but warned about casting what he called a protest vote. everybody is trying to hijack our politics. and you have to own it here. you ll be stuck with the people that get elected. reporter: it s been nearly two decades since he was on though ballot but democrats hope clinton s fame will still rub off. we caught up with tom cotton, the rising republican star trying to defeat pryor. as a young boy here in arkansas, he watched clinton rise to the white house. i m not worried about bill
that america has been waiting for since dancing kicked off the season. alfonso bringing back the carlton. not unusual, just sensational. this morning, why he waited until now. we know you re smiling just like we are after that. alfonso saide would break out the carlton at some point in the season. last night was the night. right when he needed it, four perfect tens. he inspired michael this morning. it never gets old. no, it doesn t. i love it. a lot more of that coming up. start with the severe storms. large hail, strong winds, over 60 miles an hour, moving fast. and this right here shows you what was happen. this is mississippi. that is not snow. that is a backyard full of hail. so that s a warm weather phenomenon. but popping up, more than 70 reports from the deep south to the mid-south. texas to ohio. severe storms blasting backyards. in kentucky, hail up to 2 inches. in some spots, enough to fill buckets. stripping branches. debris flying through the air. f