Off the Ballot, in the Running; You Are What You Watch
ROBERTS: Coming up on five minutes to the top of the hour. Time now for some of the stories that had us talking in the newsroom this morning. You've heard that you are what you eat, but how about you are what you watch? A research group analyzed the personalities of television viewers and here's what they came up with. If you watch "Madmen" let's say, then you're a liberal, an intellectually-curious type, more dreamer than realist. People who like "Dancing with the Stars," tend to play it safe. And if you watch "Family Guy," you're more likely to take risks and want to break the rules.</s>CHETRY: What if you watch all three?</s>ROBERTS: Wow. Then you have very complicated personality. What's your favorite show?</s>CHETRY: My favorite show is AMERICAN MORNING. Have you seen it? It's fantastic.</s>ROBERTS: No.</s>CHETRY: It goes from 6:00 to 9:00 a.m., Eastern Standard Time.</s>ROBERTS: Haven't (ph) heard of that.</s>CHETRY: No, I love -- what do I like lately? "Madmen" is good. Dressed up for Halloween in little "Madmen" era costumes --</s>ROBERTS: Really?</s>CHETRY: Yes, but I love "Dancing with the Stars," too. I haven't been known to play it safe.</s>ROBERTS: "Modern Family" is my favorite.</s>CHETRY: "Modern Family," just from the clips I watched on YouTube, it's funny.</s>ROBERTS: It's hilarious.</s>CHETRY: All right. It is the miner across America tour (ph). Edison Pena, do you remember him? He was the rescue Chilean miner, the one who love Elvis and ran for miles underground everybody. He's going to appearing on David Letterman tonight before he starts running in the New York City marathon.</s>CHETRY: I know. He's planning to visit Graceland as well during Elvis' birthday celebration in January. After that, it's off to Las Vegas for a Cirque du Soleil show based on Elvis' music. So, he's going to be having a blast. Edison earned the nickname "The Runner" for running up to six miles a day through the mine's tunnel as exercise.</s>ROBERTS: I can't imagine. I just can't imagine doing that. All right. Here's the ahh story of the day. It's always a big story when you got a baby panda. Here's some video from Zoo Atlanta Panda Camp. A little bit difficult to see. Mom's hugging the camera here, but 13-year-old Lun Lun gave birth to her third cub yesterday morning. So far, the only giant panda to be born in the United States this year. She reached over, she picked the little thing up, she put it in her pouch, and then she was lying on her back. She was just very cute.</s>CHETRY: She put it in her pouch?</s>ROBERTS: Yes, panda pouch.</s>CHETRY: All right. There we go.</s>ROBERTS: Oh, look.</s>CHETRY: So cute. So cute.</s>ROBERTS: She put it in her Louis Vuitton bag like people do with those dogs.</s>CHETRY: Exactly.</s>ROBERTS: No. Just kidding (ph).</s>CHETRY: All right. Three minutes until the top of the hour. Your top stories in just a minute.