>> she always saw him driving down the role riding his bike with his helmet and multi is smiling like he was happy to be on his way to school. there are always concerned about him because he was so little ride his bike to school on the busy road. >> reporter: and say of visual will be set for this evening. j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> reporter:now for some perspective. the accident was in byron.here's antioch. byron is about 15 milesyou see excelsior middle school. the woman in the suv was leaving the school.heading north on byron highway near hoffman lane when she hit the 12-year old.

>> reporter:now we'll get a view from above. this video courtesy of our helicopter partnership with abc7 news. there's the s-u-v on byron highway. excelsior middles school is in the background. byron highway was shut down in both directions.but has since re-opened. >> catherine: a developing story. in kenya -- security forces are struggling to capture or kill the militants who took over a nairobi shopping mall saturday. they've killed more than 60 people.and there may still be hostages inside. and the heavily armed islamist militants seem determined to fight to the death. we want to show you video taken as the attack was beginning. you'll hear the gunshots inside the mall. you see people beginning to take cover as they realize those are real gunshots. the gunmen were systematically slaughtering civilians. >>gunsghots

>> catherine: scores are injured. among the people who were there -- a nairobi radio worker.who talked today about the children she was trying to help. a bullet narrowly missed her son - but she saw others shot. also injured - and american woman with ties to california. >> i saw one goal pass my son's head. and i hit the little boy over here who was standing next to him. >> catherine: this is 26- year-old elaine dang.who graduated from u-c berkeley in 2009.and works for a website called "eat out kenya." she was injured in the attack.but is now recovering in the hospital. she's been tweeting friends

that she's going to be ok. and she earlier talked to reporters by phone. >> i do not want people thinking something about kenya. i am very prayerful for the opinion and i love canyon's although i am american. >> catherine: >> pam: a p-g-e gas line ruptured in san bruno. this time, just down the way from that fatal explosion 3 -years ago in san bruno. a construction crew was working on a cal- trains project. when the line was hit. this is a close up look at the snagged line. it's just 3 miles down from where the pge line that blew 3 years ago killing 8 people, destroying 38

pge spokesperson jason king says - the company realizes this recent incident strikes a nerve for many. >> reporter: what is the company's response right now? clearly a lot of people are anxious right now. >> there hasn't been any evacuation since what occurred last night. accrues responded quickly to make sure everything was done safely. >> reporter: explainer walk me through that the news provided a map? >> in addition to that is our markings on the side letting the crews now where our lines are. as bright paint markings were the line starts.

single >> pam: p-g-and-e says - the utility provided a map of all underground lines. to granite construction, which is handling the ground work in this cal-trains project. in addition, they marked the ground. granite construction says, it is cooperating with p-g- e to figure out what happened. >> pam: this construction site is part of a 10- day project. to elevate train tracks at this intersection of san mateo avenue and san bruno avenue. a granite construction project spokesperson tells kron four, the project will be delayed because of the incident. >> reporter:firefighters in west oakland are mopping up after church fire this afternoon. flames poured from the roof of zion first church of god in christ. the 90-year-old church is on 8th street near the west oakland bart station. lots of thick black smoke could be seen from miles away. firefighters fought it from the roof and the ground. the 3-alarm fire started just before 3:00. one chuch official believes

the interior of the church is a total loss. the cause is under investigation. >> pam: 49er's star aldon smith. reportedly seeking some help. he was arrested friday. accused of driving under the influence. and crashing into the front yard of a san jose home. now he is off the team. indefinately. coming up tonight at six. we're hearing from the 49ers. on what his loss is going to mean for the team. that's coming up at six. >> jacqueline: willie not a cloud in sight, over the hill we do see patches of hog fog near the san mateo coastline. 66 in daly city, and half moon bay. for her south bay is still 78 and 80 in sunnyvale. we do have

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>> reporter:happening now. the death toll from the devastating floods colorado. at eight. crews today finding the body of a 79-year-old woman. meanwhile -- the damage also still being tallied. take a look -- now that the floodwaters are gone we are getting a first hand look at some of the destruction. the raging water destroyed some 19-hundred homes and damaged another 16- thousand. >> reporter:the flooding also decimated bridges and roads. new estimates showing it will cost roughly 135- million dollars to begin to fix the state's infrastructure.

>> pam: still ahead. the boston bombing suspect makes a move. to try and avoid a possible death sentence. but first. at a gorcery store -- or even a park. what a growing group of moms are hiding. to keep them and their kids safe. also. the slaughter at an upscale shopping mall in nairobi. the latest tonight on the struggle to get control from the militants who stormed the mall and began shooting people.and taking hostages.

>>officials in kenya believe they've freed all the hostages seized during a terror attack on a shopping mall in nairobi. >> catherine: more than 60 people have been killed since militants took over the mall saturday.and only now are security forces apparently beginning to get the upper hand. witnesses say sporadic gunshots have been ongoing. we want to show you the scene as a cnn crew was getting ready for a report. you can see people scattering. some of the attackers were killed.at least three of them.

>>gunshots. >> catherine: and now we're hearing that others were arrested when the mall was stormed by troops today. more than 10 suspects arrested. >> catherine: and we're seeing some dramatic photos from the incident. including the french woman who says she managed to escape with her little girl and boy - only after she was shot in the leg. the photos show the children outside.only a couple feet from the body of a man. they're 4 and 6 years old. their mother says one of the attackers shot her - then asked for forgiveness and handed the children candy bars. >> catherine: a week after a gunman shot

>> pam: and killed 12 people at the washington navy yard. the president weighs in again on gun control. >> pam: pamela brown reports the president is calling for stricter gun control laws as others argue for a different answer. >> president obama giving a passionate eulogy of the victims from last week's shti. asking for transformation of america's gun laws. >> asking what can we do to prevent them from happening again, again, and again. >> reporter: >> the problem was that there wasn't enough good ones good guys with guns and when they ate when they were able to get there is

stopped. >> it ought to be a shock to all but as a nation and that the people. i have to leave to some type of transformation. >> protect and survived. >> reporter: in fort hood texas and tucson arizona and are aurora colorado and new town connecticut grew this last december. what is clear is that this debate will continue with both sides only to yield. >> involve other channels and the chemicals often alone will do anything. >> reporter: pamela brown

>> pam: more moms here in northern california. turning to hidden handguns to protect themselves. and their families. in sacramento county. a steady rise in concealed weapons permits. in 2009 -- about 90 were issued. this year so far. more than 700. and -- the sheriffs department says thousands more applications still need to be processed. 30 percent of people hoping to pack some heat -- women. >> ♪ i feel more safer in a bomb at the park for myself i've got forbid something or to ever happen. >> i western news have you watched the news lately? >> i do not want to be the next victim. >> pam: there a lot of steps to go through to get a concealed weapon. including a training course -- a fee -- and in-person

interview. also -- a really long wait as well. but -- most of the mothers interviewed for this story say -- it's all worth it. >> catherine: lawyers for the boston marathon bombing suspect want more time in their fight to keep him off death row.insisting they haven't received enough evidence from the prosecutors. but prosecutors argued today that jo-har sar-nie-ev's defense team has had plenty of time. 6 months. >> catherine: holder will have the final say on whether or not to seek the death penalty. >> jacqueline: thinks will be pulling down largely in the '60s and '70s to mount the we will start to warm up by the end of the week. sun skies all around the bay area with high clouds streaming this is part of a storm tracking down to the south bringing ostrander sea breeze when spirit the

visualized it will be cooler in the morning hours as we head into the non our 60's and 70's for much of the bay area. the 3:00 hour and temperatures sting in the '60s and '70s about 105 to 10 degrees cooler to that. 74 in sunnyvale and clara ps. 75 for concord did, dan ford and livermore. 60 coast along and going to 70's for the north bay. al local of the small and changes into thirsting friday. we will see more of those 80 degree readings through the weekend.

>> reporter:enjoy this because you probably wont be asked back the big winners. and big losers -- from last ngihts prime-time emmy awards. then. >> reporter: turning all of the phones out there f and to live windows for the world. the state-owned coming

>> reporter:a big night for hollywood and the emmy awards. the winners might still be pinching themselves today. let's go ahead and show you some of the highlights. roll 'em! >>video

>> reporter:and a reminder. you can catch all your entertainment news right here on kron4. the o-m-g insider starts at 7:00. followed by entertainment >> pam: coming up at 5:30. the fan fever spreading across the bay area. as the oakland a's clinch a playoff spot. the oakland a's win the west. they have securing themselves a spot in the playoffs. in just a moment, we'll talk to kron4's sports jason applebaum about what is next for a's. but first grant lodes is

>> catherine: witnesses say the gunmen were asking people if they >> catherine: witnesses say the gunmen were asking extra curricular activities help provide a sense of identity and a path to success. joining the soccer team. getting help with math. going to prom. i want to learn to swim. it's hard to feel normal, when you can't do the normal things. to help, sleep train is collecting donations for the extra activities that, for most kids, are a normal part of growing up. not everyone can be a foster parent... but anyone can help a foster child.

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for the last two years. >> reporter: briand of sending this one again. and we encourage you to get into the spirit share pictures with us on facebook or broken nose dachau. >> pam: last year the a's didn't clinch the division title until the final game of the season. a much different story this year. kron four's jason appelbaum joins me with how it all went down. >> reporter: a mere formality. a stand did not have to wait until the end of the game to celebrate because they were party in the third and the other rangers lost to the royals.

last year based needed to beat them and go very last game in order to win the title, effective with the following time the a's led the division. >> reporter: the real party is always in the clubhouse. >> we feel good about where we are at. and we had a lot of fun this year but we just have to keep it rolling! >> i believe the team would

do very well and we are on to have all lot of fun! >> reporter: the other big story from these parts are the 49ers' dropping to one and two and their star defensive player has left the team for personal reasons. linebacker aldon smith who has checked into a rehab center after receiving a second d.u.i. once he crash to shark into a tree hours before practice. and there's clearly no timetable on that but expect some to miss at least one month.

coming up at 6:00 as for the niners they have a short week. it must win game if there ever was one. not many teams go 1 and 3. and still make the playoffs. >> jacqueline: seeing a lot of temperatures and the '80s. we did hit 87 and plaza 10 and 85 in livermore any to and concord. 76 in downtown san francisco and 82 in redwood city. clear skies now, but we are expecting a few clouds scattered patches near the coast line. largely, we will see clear

skies. >> catherine: more than 60 people were killed and the attackers did take hostages. you are seeing part of that we think they think that they have all of the hostages but that are not sure. some of the attackers have been arrested and killed. a lot of people have lost loved ones and the slaughter. >> amongst those who died in this attack. these are young lovely people many of us,

has lost loved ones. >> catherine: and somalian militant group has claimed responsibility for the attack. >> pam: as far as winner or loser the iphone sales are an. unbelievable.

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>> pam: now for today's market update. >> pam: the nasdaq close it closed 19 points lower.

rob black >> reporter: is joining us. rob? >> reporter: we are three days into stills and we are better than expected. >> way better than expected we are going to have a great quarter and that is refreshing after a rough year. everyone expected a flop but in terms out they did incredibly well. it's nice to see. now we are in to be and they have their mojo back.

>> everyone is pretty pleased to what is coming out of apple. of course, do we want the watch or tv app yes of course >> reporter: you can pan something and the retail world is going gaga over disparate 23 percent of all comers is coming through to interest. you or i do not do this the someone is doing this. >> advertisers are going to it because the amount of people using social media are huge but the amount people using pictures to purchase is dominant. so they are working browse ankle to the store and pick

it up. >> i wonder will someone be interested in an acquiring petrous if they continue going the route that they're going >> facebook? >> reporter: yes tesla i was speaking. thinking yes that's what i was thinking >> reporter: >> it is involving more like the poor man's hbo. the bid should viewing is here to stay and i am happy for napa

expert kevin spacey, did not win but the director said. won. >> reporter: loser on your list right now is microsoft revealing their service to tablet to that. >> it does not have their cool feeling is more sensors in more keyboard but it's just not selling a lot parent they lose money on the internet and losing money on this device. but again i believe the ipad continues to when the show. win the show. >> jacqueline: temperatures in the '70s and '80s. for

the most part we see the blue skies with a couple of catches the but the temperature wise still pretty mild if not more in our inland valleys. 79 in sunnyvale and 70 in san francisco at this hour. it does start to see some high clouds sagging to the south. of course is bringing rain that well to the north of the spirit we will see stronger sea breeze with a little bit more clout coverage in the morning. through the east bay and the south bay i think the

coverage will be very minimal as we head into the overnight hours. to pitcher last out the door tomorrow morning in the low fifties santa rosa 52, it will be cooler than what we saw out there today. the coastline not that much change a couple redwood city 73 degrees compared to the low 80s of what we saw today. 70 in san leandro and 69 in fremont for our inland valleys will also see about a 10 degree dropped. 76 and pleasanton running into the south bay is well. ms. 70's

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>> pam: the decision was made decimus should get help after the incident on friday when he was driving under the employers and hit a tree. it was a series of incidents with smith are arrested in miami on suspicion of the you i. allegedly firing guns drawn and party as smith's home in san jose the shots reportedly injured one man. that dictum reported a lawsuit in regards to the incident. and last friday morning was smith was arrested on suspicion of dui colliding with a tree in san jose. smith was lying to an undisclosed recap center where he was then the next couple of weeks.

>> pam: maureen kelly has reaction from fans about the loss of one of the team's star players. i think this is going to be beginning. >> reporter: defended de the decision to let smith play this sunday. >> but to do the best thing best interest in the team and long-term. >> there's a diversity and a chance to to steer it in the face and that's our approach.

>> it takes a lot to be able to say i have a problem and i need to fix the problem >> i am a little bit let down that this happened but we all make mistakes >> i think this is important that he will better himself and that is the first thing that comes is that he there is a person behind the player. >> reporter: still revealing this most recent situation maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> reporter: on this story today which means the niners to now have to pay him while he is in rehab and the team issued a statement saying "

the 49ers' organization both respect and command tampa taking responsibilities of his actions. we will stand by aldon st works toward addressing the situation we wanted to hear from you is the smith socko will hurt the forty-niners. you can't hurt the team more than they are hurting right now. with two losses in a row. >> at least he is man enough to admit that he has a problem so lay off him already. addressing the haters and that on. >> it was deaf and lonely heart the forty-niners but it is what it is.

>> pam: and mother had just dropped off several other children she pulled away and felt a bump. she thought that it was a ball and she got out of her vehicle she discovered the boy stuck underneath her as you see. she was only go on about 10 mi. per hour and no charges have been filed against her. pam >> reporter: the mother who hid this boy was leaving this exit directly behind me appeared she was going to go northbound looking southbound to make sure she did not hit the traffic. social and she pulled out northbound that's where she hit and killed this young boy headed to school. burgess said he used a 12 year-old and makeshift

memorial was some of pyrrhic at the school. he read he wrote his bike to school every day and someone concerned about it because the road is so busy occurred as for the driver she has them and charged with any crime. the investigation will continue. some of the children go to this school making it even more difficult and grief counselors were available for students. tonight the visual will be held at 7:00 and all new information from the vigil at 8:00. j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> jacqueline: and a couple of 60s near the coast line.

our inland valleys are hitting 1785. and the north bay with 83 in san rafael, the bay area except for the san mateo coastline there a couple patches of fault with a little the fog up there to mark tonight. largely clear skies tonight it will stay clear but the plants will pick up near the coast into tuesday. i will show you how cool it will get in your neighborhood coming up >> pam: some of the

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trying to reach an agreement. >> reporter: angeles this is the unions that should be doing more. management says it is the unions taht should be doing more. that's >> reporter: me we could be seen another barge strike as early as october 11th. bart.

>> reporter: a full investigation is on the way it as to how this happened all year. but we have learned the initial response revealed that the lines more quickly clearly marked a record. the ge spokesperson says the company realizes the recent in this recent incident strikes a nerve for many. >> situation is safe and there hasn't been any evacuations since it occurred last night and are crows responded quickly and to shut off the flow of gas. >> reporter: provided a map of all underground lines. to granite construction, which is handling the ground

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>> pam: three of the attackers have been killed and 10 arrested. they have been identified as members of the alcan base in somalia. killing 60 people including several europeans. although a san diego woman was wounded. >> catherine: law hunters of people were running out of the mall on saturday and a freelance photographer named cole was making her way inside. >> it was unclear as to exactly what the situation was inside the mall. to

cover the scene inside the mall i was able to access and shielded off. and join up with the security team tried to clear the among with innocent victims who've been trapped inside. the busybodies of victims on the second and first floor. with sporadic gunfire is sitting like every store you went into people were trying to hard height from the attacker spirit high from the attacker spiri. pop music

playing mixed and the gunfire. it truly was surreal. >> responding to a red cross appealed for blood with hospitals filled with the want it this weekend. >> jacqueline: cooler weather is expected with temperatures dropping about 5 to tanker degrees we will keep mostly clear skies and a couple of patches of fog is possible. mainly clear positions. as we look to the

north a system passing us to the mass ctc that it is backing down to the south philosophes not expecting any lanes service would increase our ceaseless wind spirit it will be breezy at the close my small and cooler throughout the entire bay area is curious soft widespread 15th out the door. the fifties out the door. even down to the south bay by noon the chimera computer model is projecting some fault. fog. >> jacqueline: los 70's for the most part and mid-70s and evergreen with the upper

70's in morgan hill. now for inland valleys it will be a lot cooler the much sought today. upper 60s in more 70's for east bay shore lines and arrange of 70's for the north bay. a little cooler up there tomorrow and into wednesday but by thursday, friday and saturday the temperatures will be well past us morning up with the temperatures pretty much what they were today. >> pam: will show you how many teams will come to make demands for trashing a family nfl players home.

>> pam: vandalize this home at a party while he was away. only for a teenager showed up to help clean up. >> i did not know that it was this damaged after the home after the party. >> reporter: the damage is done the wall spray-painted and walls and one by the

urine and spray-painted. not in. when those busted. >> reporter: when he they all in >> they all need time to work through this as egregious offense. that was enough fans to the entire communing. community. >> and a leader and the response will to tell people i was one of the want and i made a mistake and it was rock. one rung up. wrong. >> pam: police are

continuing to interview other teams that have been involved. >> reporter: i have i was searching for one item in sarah for cisco and one item only. i was surprised how many items i would find career >> pam: 49er's star aldon smith. reportedly seeking some help. >> jacqueline: we will talk more about the cooler weather ahead coming up unbelievable.

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the influence. the entire organization supports the linebacker. >> december city and the opportunity to steer in the face and that is our approach. marring kelly kron 4 news. >> reporter: directly behind me to see the makeshift memorial set up in his memory and as a mother who actually hit him she has not been charged and those as c h p was says that this was an accident. kron 4 news. >> reporter: back at the table making very little progress. union states that they have not seen a counterproposal to the one

that they submitted last week. in the meantime. and as at october 11th and and that means another strike could be upon us. if >> reporter: fall investigation is on wind shear to figure out why this happened. behind the lunch on ashbury arturs whole and you can see this video close up that the construction crews which took until monday to kept that line and this is part of a large construction project. as the mission a full investigation is on its wine their line was clearly marked.

>> pam: several mosquitoes have tested positive for the virus they were found another intersection of aid and 80 street appeared to me a lot in 201313 different groups of mosquitos with 63 dead birds and six chickens at all tested for the virus. >> reporter: found and arrested this man on suspicion of stealing and ipad and they sounded by using the find my ipad app. officers used the app to track that tablet in san jose. they also discovered a laptop and another laptop taken in a burglary in san jose. it would sever out cicada art and high trickle- down pills. boxy cone

oxycondone pills and h ydrcondone pills. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> reporter: yes this is disturbing. after she's finishes shooting up she gathers her stuff and go on about her business. what is left behind? the use syringe needle or taxed. not one but two. >> reporter: people are leaving use wrenches align our round. some are kept but it is kept a would you still want your child to find it? even at the children's

playground has to be cleaned out by every morning because there be a discarded sometimes in the sandbox. it's amazing how did the local round the find some oranges some kept, some not kept in the streets. so if they happen to cross a strength sicken probably properly dispose of it. >> reporter: will for sure is me the most is that i am able to find these needles not in a few days, but in a few hours. three to be exact. this is disturbing on so many levels if i am sure that you will agree. in san francisco kron 4 news. >> catherine: did go each they have freed all of the hostages. including journalist.

>> more gunfire. we have the helmet? where is the helmet? >> catherine: kenyan police officers that they have all that was involved the others may have been killed. >> jacqueline: tonight today was actually quite nice. we were almost at 90 degrees in pleasanton. 80 in san jose, 85 in napa. for your tuesday winds are picking up a special about the coastline and temperatures will drop. you will see '60s and '70s up there tomorrow afternoon compared to the '80s you saw today we will continue to cool and to the week until

we warm up by the end of the week. cooler until wednesday but that is all due to a storm passing, once it is gone and we will see warmer temperatures into the '80s. >> pam: gary will bring you more on sports and then arkansas man believes in the power of 911 as it helped him escape in the middle of a wild fire. all >> reporter: eyes and the tech world were focused on the iphone and the sales numbers of the results may surprise you. gabe slate kron 4 news at 8:00 p.m. i will be featuring that and kron 4 news at 8:00 p.m. i will be featuring that and my tech report. ♪

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>> reporter: a man and arkansas says he owes a 911 dispatcher his life. she helped him get to safety after a wild fire. >> that voice on the other hand belongs to michael france. >> was walking through the woods and said the situation grew at a control with fire officials said that it reached the top of trees 70 mi. per hour. >> that voice is carol hyatt. >> the fire is going to take me. >> no, no, no!

>> i am going to be a victim of fire male parrot >> know you're going to get out of there. >> reporter: stopping until she's able to coordinate with the fire officials. >> >> said just sit tight the fines have passed you. the flames have passed you >> is change your life. >> i want to work and went to church this morning and i was saved. it was one of the biggest changes in my life. if it wasn't for her i would be dead. all i can say is thank you.

>> pam: gary has those stories and sports next.

(male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> gary: but is wrong with the 49 hours? as the all this mess story remains. alden smith story of the team placed smith on the non injury list until he is presumably until he gets better with it following the 49ers' came

and hardball today. >> i will get this fixed and make sure that this doesn't happen again. >> always supportive in house spirit.. aldon has taken steps and we have taken steps. >> reporter: the >> gary: of new just cannot believe the phone calls, text and tweet everyone has an opinion on this story. if you are someone that may be a french fan or like to root what i'd been a great

great group of people or organizations this upfront and honest with me that is where all of the rob k today. all this far is media people all we are doing is talking about it. from making it to the super bowl away hard bart has we built the franchise spirit harbaugh. harbaugh he wouldn't have played or sat down and may be released the best point of the entire matter. if he had a problem on friday he had a problem on saturday. or sunday. lot of people look at is if they would to a lot to play the game that the be my pant and i'm smart enough to know if

you when a couple of games in a row no one cares about what happened here. all of this will be slowly forgotten, but right now, today. , the 49ers to us not look good with how they have handled this. >> gary: outplayed kapernick pyrrhic he had interception and a fumble. it 277 colts. 27-7 colts. >> syllable is not easy there are struggles and that is one thing that you enjoy it about the game. it

>> staring adversity in the face. >> gary: said adversity, you know what adversity means a single mother with a couple of jobs in kids in now and varsity you lose a couple of games. the >> gary: his first six years in the lead is going to see a doctor and there is a chance to get and m r i with the growing injury and has a right now it appears that the 49 wall not take any chances with willis coming up on thursday night.

>> gary: this is a defensive back for the arizona cardinal suffering the 10 of his left middle finger tackle came up the field with his glove bridge and blood. some of his finger was still in the glove. he is going to try and do a play this sunday. meanwhile pac man jones this guy had, has been talked about for years. cited for the all ohio state patrol for making of this, he was a passenger in the car so pac man jones go to court on friday.

>> gary: another great, great year. fan base that is among the best around. sure they do not turn out in large numbers in regular- season about one what bob melvin has done is amazing. here we go inflation. bay even came out and give some to the fans. (cheers & applause) >> they said that it could not be done again at the beginning of the year but were doing it and its a lot of fun this year! would this

have to keep it rolling! >> gary: and still have a chance this season will end sunday and the play offs later next week. the sharks season (october 3rd beginning campaign without enforcer hill men's three to four months with an injured right ankle. this is the preseason hockey with jackie third. this is toronto give us your thoughts. >> jacqueline: (laughter) verify teen. today our

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broadcast meet for 24/7 access to celebrity news, "omg! insider." from miley's tears to lots of laughs and surprises at the emmys it really was an epic weekend and our cameras were everywhere for it all. i'm kevin frazier. >> i'm thea andrews. we have the fashion, the biggest trending moments of the night. and an inside look at the red carpet, and not a lot of time, so let's get this party started. ♪ a little party never killed nobody ♪ ♪ we're going to dance until we drop, drop, drop ♪ ♪ show me your happy dance. >> not much of a happy dance. >> oh, no, that was. >> thank you. >> kevin frazier is so happy right now. look at him. >> she's an incredible actress. also the best dressed woman in the world. look at her. look at that. >> he's in heaven. >> look at that.