COSTELLO: The Bronx Zoo cobra that went from missing to media darling is going to get a name. The zoo and the "New York Daily News" are asking the public to come up with one and here are the top five out of 33,000 suggestions. Agnes. Amaunet, who was an Egyptian goddess meaning the female missing one. Cleopatra, because, as you know, she apparently committed suicide -- well, that's the rumor anyway -- with an Egyptian cobra biting her. Subira, which means patient in Egypt. And, Mia, which means missing in action. The winning name will be picked today. Look for these stories later on CNN NEWSROOM. At noon, alleged kidnapper, Philip Garrido will plead guilty in the Jaycee Dugard case today. He's accused of abducting, raping and imprisoning her in a hidden compound behind his California home for 18 years. Garrido will please guilty to all but two counts. At 1:00 p.m. Eastern, the House Armed Services Committee holds a hearing to take up implementation of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell." How will gays be allowed to sever open in the military? They'll hash everything out. And tonight at 6:00 p.m. Eastern, First Lady Michelle Obama will name the Child of the Year for each of the Military service branches. Operation Homefront, a support group for Military families sponsors this annual event. There has been another incident of an air traffic controller found napping for hours on end on the clock. We'll talk more about that after the break.
Contest to Name Bronx Zoo Python; Accused Kidnapper Philip Garrido in Court