welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. we are covering the pope s visit to the united states, specifically right now. today to philadelphia. jake s hometown. my hometown. carol caostello on ben franklin parkway, tonight s events, roughly a million people expected. an event that s also going to include entertainment with andrea bocelli. what are people out there saying about tonight s event? oh, my goodness, jake, oh, my gosh, the excitement is building. i want you to take a look behind me and take a look at all those people. they are awaiting the pope s arrival and we heard a little rumor, jake, that the pope might make a double loop around ben franklin parkway. in other words, he might go up and down and up again and down, that will delight the crowd. and so much different than washington, d.c., right, where the pope did a 15-minute parade and that was it. maybe
with that, i ll throw it back to you, jake and poppy. carol, crowd loves you as well. we will take a quick break. (door being closed) (breaking noise) (breaking noise) (buzzing, repetitive thumping noise) nobody ever says, made from the finest pressboard. (suitcase scraping) or, built to last, for 3 weeks. (keyboard typing) but when things aren t made well, you find out. sooner or later. (ice cubes clattering) if something is important, it shouldn t break. jam. crack. tear. snap. fall apart. act up or only work in one corner of your house. if it matters, it should just work, right? (screaming)
there. these are people they re smart, yee eightive people. and that s what we like on our fein page. we ll be reading some more i guess. all right, thanks, carol. liddy gaga, she knows how to make a fashion statement. who can forget, of course, that meat dress she wore at last year s mtv music awards. amazing. more recently, the egg. yep, the egg entrance. the outfit she wore at the grammys just a few weeks ago. guess what? she is hitting fashion week in paris now, and her appearance and outfit is trending online. winter can be beautiful. [ female announcer ] and now, winter skin can be too.
the baseball strike. but who knows. would they come back? you d come back. would you come back, carol? yeah, i finally came back to baseball. you d come back. i m such you love those guys. i m weak. i do. thank you, carol. here s a look at what s ahead on the rundown. two very different views on the job market. also, weighing a u.s. military role in libya. and a closer look at abuse of the elderly, after mickey rooney s emotional testimony. also, on a lighter note, we re going to meet the fish butcher in our e-topics segment. and finally our own chad myers is going to take the cnn challenge. will he walk away with the highest score? we re going to take a look. the only complete multivitamin with soy isoflavones to help address hot flashes and mild mood changes. one a day menopause formula. hey what s going on? doing the shipping. man, it would be a lot easier if we didn t have to weigh em all.
our carol caostello. i know this is dear to your heart. it is. i feel the pain right now if the nfl season is canceled. what s the question? well, let me get into my spiel. want to see a nasty union fight? it s not in wisconsin or ohio. it s between the lines. the millionaires and the billionaires of the national football league. with a midnight deadline looming the players and owners are still far apart on a collectively bargaining agreement. the sticking point, how to share the profits in a multibillion dollar industry. right now the nfl takes in about $9 billion. owners take $1 billion off the top, and then they split the remaining $8 billion 60/40 in favor of the players. the owners say, hey, we can t afford that anymore. we want $2 billion off the top. and no more multimillion dollar long-term contracts for rookies, either. the players union says phooey and one more thing. we don t want to play 18 games.