to illustrate this, let me briefly comment on some of the reasons why the state department rejected this pipeline. first, the pipeline would not make a meaningful long-term contribution to our economy. so if congress is serious about wanting to create jobs, this was not the way to do it. if they want to do it, what we should be doing is passing a they've created 13.5 million new jobs over the past 68 straight months, the longest streak on record. the unemployment rate fell to 5%. this congress should pass a serious infrastructure plan and

keep those jobs coming. that would make a difference. the pipeline would not have made a serious impact on those numbers and on the american people's prospects for the future. second, the pipeline would not lower gas prices for american consumers. in fact, gas prices have already been falling, steadily. the national average gas price is down to -- down about 77 cents over a year ago. it's down a dollar over two years ago. it's down $1.27 over three years ago. today, in 41 states, drivers can find at least one gas station selling gas for less than 2 bucks a gallon. while our politics have been consumed by a debate over whether or not this pipeline would create jobs and lower gas prices, we've gone ahead and

created more jobs and lower gas prices. third, shipping dirtier crude oil into our country would not increase america's energy security. what has increased america's energy security is our strategy over the past several years to reduce our reliance on dirty fossil fuels from unstable parts of the world. three years ago, i set a goal to cut our oil imports in half by 2020. between producing more oil here at home and using less oil throughout our economy, we met that goal last year. five years early. in fact, for the first time in two decades, the united states of america now produces more oil than we buy from other countries. now, the truth is, the states will continue to rely on oil and gas as we transition to a clean energy economy. that transition will take some time.

than many anticipated. think about it. since i took office, we've doubled the distance our cars will go on a gallon of gas by 2025. tripled power we generate from the wind. multiplied the power we generate from the sun 20 times over. our biggest and most successful businesses are going all in on clean energy. and thanks in part to the investments we've made, there are already parts of america where clean power from the wind or the sun is finally cheaper than dirtier conventional power. the point is, the old rule said we couldn't promote economic growth and protect our environment at the same time. the old rule said we couldn't transition to clean energy without squeezing businesses and consumers. but this is america and we have come up with new ways and new technologies to break down the

so that

noon. and we begin with new details about an attack on a correction, officer at rikers four inmates are now charged and court has just wrapped up. >> the inmates put the officer in a choke hold and then slashed him on his face his eyewitness news reporter darla miles in court. she's live in the melrose section with the story. darla? >> reporter: well, dave, that up. william whitfield and darnell green face multiple charges of assault in this incident and in fact, the victim in this case a court officer, ray calderon was in court today. i spoke with him briefly before this court appearance and he told me he was fine. before he get to what happened in court, i also want to make sure you know this bit of bronze that all department -- breaking news that all department of correction, facilities are on lockdown today while contraband. let's get to the court appearance so we saw ray calderon again as he was going in court today and eyewitness

news has learned per our sources that one of the inmates accused in the actual assault has actually been aqueoused of assaulting -- accused of assaulting corrections officers before. 19-year-old darnell green has been accused of placing calderon in that choke hold and in fact, he has according to sources, has three prior attacks on corrections officers. and including punching a female guard in the face. that was just in march. and in a 2012 court appearance sources tell eyewitness news that he attacked three court officers. now in terms of the 18-year-old suspect william whitfield, he is attacked -- he has accused of attacking calderon with a noncutting instrument. now he has not -- assaults according to sources. however sources tell eyewitness news that he has seven prior arrests at the age of 18 the those are all -- and those are all felonies. in terms of the two other men. they didn't appear in court today. sources tell eyewitness news there's still more information to be gathered in terms of

their roles in in incident and -- this incident and sources saying they are either decoys or part of the diversion but did not actually participate in this assault against scald ron. we'll have more on this story coming up this afternoon on eyewitness news at 5:00. for now reporting live in the bronx, dollar miles -- darla miles, channel 7 eyewitness news. thank you. turning now to the fatal plane crash in egypt. new security measures now being put into place in airports in our area and across the country over concerns that a bomb brought down the russian plane traveling to egypt. and now, russia's president has taken a new step. abc's marci gonzalez is reporting live now. >> reporter: russian and egyptian officials now do believe the crash was likely caused by an explosive and investigators in egypt explain they're noachicing the background of all airport employees to trying to figure out how a bomb could have been put on board. today russian president vladimir putin suspending flights to egypt. as the security is stepped up in airports around the world.

all in response to last week's deadly plane crash and the belief a bomb may have brought the russian jet down. >> i think there's a possibility that there was a bomb on board. and we're take that can very seriously. >> reporter: still no official cause of the crash that killed all 224 people on board. officials in moscow are now analyzing wreckage for traces of explosives. the u.s. and british authorities tell abc news that they've intercepted electronic communications of isis terrorists talking specifically about a bomb, intelligence officials briefed congress that they're still not certain what is to blame. >> well, i think it's going to take a forensic examination of the wreckage of the plane. examination of the bodies. and a full investigation at >> reporter: intelligence officials found an astounding lack of security at the egyptian airport where the downed flight originated adding to concerns that isis may have access to the luggage hold.

this, at that airport, how many other airports have they been able to get into infiltrate, or are they working on right now? >> reporter: and the chairman of the house homeland security committee says because of this new sweeping security changes could be implemented as soon as this weekend for all international flights heading nonstop to the u.s. lauren? >> mar see thank you. a woman crossing the street was struck and killed by a private bus in queens. the woman was crossing main street at kissena boulevard in flushing last night when she was hit. she was not in the crosswalk. she died at the scene. one eyewitness tried to protect her after she was struck. >> i raincoat torner -- to the corner and i grabbed large bodgesst boxes to -- boxes to block -- large cardboard boxes at least three feet high to block the body. >> connecticut state police spotted a bus fitting the

and they notified it had nypd which sent officers to examine the bus. which is operated by skyliner of east elmhurst. now to the weather, the calendar says november 6th but it doesn't feel like. take a look -- it. take a look, today we could hit a record high of 77. meteorologist bill evans outside the studios on the upper west side. bill how long will this last? >> i think it's just a day and then we'll slowly cool down this weekend but even next week temperatures are going to be above normal. you see a lot of folks out here at noontime just wearing t- shirts you know, it's that warm. where it's 72 degrees right now. so it's really, really warm for this time of the year like i said, 57. that's our normal average afternoon high temperature. and here we are with clouds and breaks of sun and 72 degrees. it's 72 around staten and around ridgewood around whitestone and cam bro yea heights 71 degrees. 76 in long island. a little southerly wind and the water temperature is about 59 degrees. but look at the inland numbers even poughkeepsie, that's the warmest spot.

it's 75 where there's a lot of sun out. now this is just really for one day. it will start to slowly cool down. you see off to the west there's some showers. that's a cold front. behind that will be some cooler air then starts to pour in and we'll start seeing that later this evening so we're at 74 to 77 this afternoon and break the record set back in 1948. and then you see there might be a sprinkle this evening and we start to cool down. how much we cool down and for saturday and sunday, and warming up next week all in the accuweather forecast in just a moment. back to you guys. lot of meme not complaining. okay. >> thanks bill. an exclusive interview, cc bateau opens up about his -- sabathia opens up about his personal battle. >> just such a relief that everybody knows now. >> the yankees' pitcher talking for the first time about his decision to check into rehab and why he wants to share his personal struggle with the world. >> and an incredibly close

closing arguments are being held today in the lufthansa heist trial. jurors will decide vincent asaro's fate. he's accused in the $6 million robbery at kennedy airport back in 1978. fuel log i the heist -- following heist he blew his share of the money at the racetrack. also new at noon, the former prison worker who helped two inmates break out of a facility in northern new york will pay the state about $80,000. joyce moisture ill agreed to pay the -- mitchell agreed to pay the fee at a court hearing this morning. prosecutors were originally calling for $120,000 in restitution. but the cost of tracking the two fugitives who were on the run for three weeks.

years for helping the prisoners escape. and a teenaged girl in new jersey narrowly escapes being impaled by a fence post. >> yeah it happened as 18-year- old rachel was pulling out of a parking lot at mercy county community college last month. she was startled by a far and hit the -- car and hit the gas and hopped the curb and that's when an eight foot long section of the fence came crashing through her windshield. >> one of the rails of this wooden picket fence went straight through the windshield and it passed her headrest and went through the back of the car. >> it was like this close to her head. like she was -- if it one inch over it would have went straight into her face. >> how frightening is that? a man ran over the help rachel who had cuts on her face.

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time to check on the accuweather forecast. and we forced bill evans witness back out there. >> just so tough out there today bill. >> tough weather out there. >> it's nice you know the leaves are blowing around, it's very warm. we have 72-degree temperature. we got the south wind blowing in here at about 8 to 16 miles an hour. it's kind of windy out ahead of the cold front. so with the 10 to 20-mile an hour wind for the afternoon,

it's going to feel like a springtime cold front is blasting through the area. here we go, we take a look outside at noontime. this is the camera at astoria looking south. it's all the warm air that's over the cooler waters which are about 59 degrees. temperature 72. the humidity 71%. that's kind of moderate to high. for this hour of the day this time of the year especially. southerly wind in the park up from 5 to 16 miles per hour and to fall. the west. we're already at 72. normal average afternoon high which we usually get around 3:00 is 57. blew the record. '48. already at 72-degrees and we should easily break that record into the afternoon and the sunset is around 4:47. going to be pretty cloudy. we're looking at 71 around cambria heights and 72 sunset park and 72 around belmar and there's that nice warm 75 up toward poughkeepsie. here's the southerly wind and look at all the wind profiles these little needles from the south coming up from 5 do 10 miles an hour. these are the sustained winds. the gusts have been around 20. so ahead of the front we have that southerly wind.

northwest. and so there comes that front with just a couple of chorizos if you're out this evening -- showers so if you're out this futurecast about 5:00, 6:00 to the west of the city and then through. quick shower and then we clear out tonight. saturday we could see a few clouds during the day. from 5:00 a.m., 6:00 p.m. there's a few clouds on saturday. but the cooler air you can see the flow is kind of out of the northwest and that will continue this weekend. 77 today. that's a record high. seeing the cooldown come tonight and tomorrow this wave of low pressure will go by clouds. the temperature comes down to 65 -- cools down to 65 on saturday and it will cool down in the 50s on sunday. back to more normal numbers for this time of the year. here's the accuweather forecast. clouds and sun. it's quite warm and rather 77. and we like 7s. no doubt about that. and then passing shower is possible with that front this evening and then the skies kind of clear out a bit tonight and

49 in the suburbs north and west. sunshine and cooler. breezy tomorrow. we're looking at 65 with a few clouds. and then look at that some very nice weather on sunday. that's more normal. actually when we say seasonal temperatures. seasonal sunshine. normal high is 57 and normal low is about 44. so we're going to be right at that on sunday but one day, and then it warms right back up. as we go into next week. back into the 60s. so there you go. everybody -- i mean, there are no coats. >> no. >> there are no coats. >> oh thank you. thank you, thank you. never mind. the flowers are growing. >> nice try bill. nice try. >> have a great weekend. all right, a rapper in court, find out what happened when busta rhymes is going to face charges for tossing a

a drive-thru brawl, train passengers nearly underwater, and a gator at the door. just some of the stories caught on camera caught our attention. begin in minnesota where a manager at a mcdonald's brawls with a customer. right there in the drive-thru. 22-year-old manager we are navy yard robinson seen fighting with a -- bernard robinson seen fighting with a customer medhat mashir. so he says he had no choice but to fight back against the customer. police arrested this customer who they say may have been under the influence of something. he is charged with assault. and a real fright on halloween for commuters in portland, oregon as a train car filled with water, this video just released of heavy rains and flooding over the weekend. tracks went through deep

seeped through the doors, the system and conductors' union are now at odds over who authorized the trains to go through the water. when a man in florida found a frightening creature at his door, it wasn't a rogue trick- or-treater from left back there. he heard a bang on his door on wednesday morning and looked out there. yep there it is. ten foot alligator, tapping with his nose. it sounds like joke but it's not. the startled homeowner snapped the picture before calling animal control officer who removed it from the property. they say the large reptile probably called over from a neighboring pond. guidages is what i'm guessing -- good guess is what i'm guessing. next up the live midday new

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wherever the journey takes you, carry american express gold. it's more than a card. it's the gear that gets it done. our top stories this afternoon. rikers island correction officer attacked. two of the four inmates involved appeared in court. the inmates hit the correction officer and then put him in ha choke hold. he is expected to be okay. egyptian and russian authorities both joining the u.s. and uk saying it was most likely a bomb that brought down the russian plane which killed hundreds of people. russia has now suspended all flights to egypt as the security is stepped up at airports around the world. intelligence officials found an

astounding lack of security at the egyptian airport where the flight originated and hello again, i'm david novarro. >> and i'm lauren glassberg in for shirleen allicot. we begin this half hour with new information about a thief church. >> that criminal caught on surveillance cameras breaking into a donation box inside a this in smithtown. now police are looking for the thief. n.j. burkett is live outside the nj? >> reporter: well, that's right lauren, the fourth police precinct here in hauppauge, long island where police are now appealing to the public for help. you're going to see in the video the man actually sits in the pew for quite a while. waiting for worshipers to leave. it looks like he's praying. but police say he's really waiting for the worshipers to leave the sanctuary. you know, it's amazing he actually sits there for an hour before he gets up and pries open the donation box. in this case, lauren, not only

the entire incident. it happened at st. patrick's roman catholic church up in smith town where the man anybody. harm. -- bag over his arm. people. he's looking at the people. and then when the people go, he gets up, he looks around again and he came over as you see in the tape. distinctive. his hair color and stature and video. so if people see this and recognize it, we would certainly appreciate a call here at the fourth precinct. >> reporter: now police say the thief got about $100. and no, this does not fit any particular pattern. it happened on october 10th at around 1:00 in the afternoon. and of course, as the inspector said a moment ago, anybody with information that could help them solve this case is urged to call the suffolk county police. we're live in hauppauge, long island, n.j. burkett, channel 7 eyewitness

news. thank you. new at noon, rapper busta rhymes pleaded guilty to harassment charges for throwing a drink in the face of an employee at a gym in chelsea. the manhattan district attorney says charges against the rapper were reduced after an investigation revealed the victim only had minor injury. busta rhymes whose real name is trevor smith jr. has completed an anger management course. a commuter alert, drivers who use the pulaski skyway are going to encounter detours this weekend. the bridge will be closed in both directions between 11:00 tonight and 5:00 in the morning on monday. because of drainage work and other construction. the work is part of the 83-year- old span's rehabilitation. the new jersey d. o. t. says signs will be posted to help drivers get around the detours. well, for the first time, new york yankees' pitcher cc sabathia opening up about his private battle. >> in an exclusive interview with abc's robin roberts, he speaks about his secret battle with alcoholism and his decision to check into rehab right before the playoffs

started. >> i feel like i was just tired of hiding. i just feel such a relief that everybody knows now. i mean, you know, it is what it is. you know i can start the healing process and take steps forward to get myself better. >> how did you get to that point? of needing help? >> in 2012 i kind of came to the realization that i was an alcoholic. and i was kind of battling it without any help. and you know, i would relapse. i would go two, three months at a time sober and i would go on the weekends and i would get in a hotel room and drink out of the min bar. game? >> no, and that was one of the things i think i wanted to clear up. you know about doing this. is that you know i never drank that. >> people have been overwhelmingly supportive. though there are some the timing of it was like right before -- going to the postseason. how do you respond to some of

whoa now? >> i understand where you know don't understand. but it's a disease. and if it was my knee or if it was anything else, then people wouldn't have a problem with it. but you know, it being alcoholism, it's tough for same thing. i look to be a role model in staying sober and kind of leading by example. just here to say this disease has no color you know, no age. and it's a very serious. so i advise anybody if they're need help to get it. >> how have you had the conversation with your children? >> you said to me that dad is going to learn to not abuse alcohol and that there's other ways to handle stress. or anxiety. and he said i'm so proud of dad for being a great father. >> boy, cc hearing that from your son -- >> that's what played into my mind you know wanting to be there in the long run for my kids and taking control to have thing and trying to -- of this thing and trying to live the

>> well, sabathia said that he received phone calls and support from all his yankee teammates even got support from players and other teams and he told robin he wants to continue to play baseball but he knows that there will be temptations and it won't be easy. but he's trying to be determined and stay on track. these important steps. well, we want to turn now to bill evans our meteorologist and he has the afterschool -- accuweather forecast. bill? >> well it is warm. it is humid. as you see from our camera here in astoria. it hashish too and the temperature is 72 degrees. we're going to be looking at that temperature about 66 as we go and roll on into 72 now at noontime. so we'll get to 77 record heat this afternoon. and we'll have some clearing skies later on tonight. after school, great afterschool sports weather. drink a lot of water. really warm and humid at 75 breezy breaks of sun. and we'll hit a record high today. we cool down for the weekend and talk about that next in your accuweather seven day forecast. all right back to you guys. bill thanks. happening today the mega

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police say there's no indication that drugs or alcohol are to blame for a deadly charter bus crash in arkansas. six people were killed when the bus driver lost control and barrier. then a bridge overpass on i-40 near little rock this morning. the roof was sheared off and three people were ejected. six people were treated for minor injuries as well. the bus driver was not hurt. yet another twist involving the illinois officer accused of staging his own suicide to cover up stealing from a youth program. the investigators now say that lieutenant joe gliniewicz considered hiring a hitman to kill villag administrator in illinois who he felt discovered his crimes. she ordered an audit of the program and demanded a full

say he embezzled money for taking his own -- before taking his own life. a number of movies already coming to theaters near you over the next couple of months. >> . two of them opened today. one takes on the sexual abuse church. cast. south carolina here with his re- - sandy kenyon is here with the review of both of them. >> reporter: a time when films hoping for oscar consideration arrive first in limited release in the fall and then if they're popular enough in many more theaters, one of the movies is year. [ phone ringing ] reporters working for a section of the "boston globe" won the pulitzer prize for exposing widespread abuse by catholic priests. >> they knew and they let it happen. to kids. >> reporter: mark ruffalo, brian darcy james and rachel mcadams play reporters all based on real characters who actually broke this story. >> i am here because i care.

we're going to tole this story and tell it right. >> reporter: michael keaton co- stars as the editor. >> guys listennd is going to be interested in -- everybody is going to be interested in this. >> reporter: leave viabler is their boss. >> show me this came from the top down. >> reporter: it's a tribute to the work of everyone involved. the methodical digging of investigative journalism, the work necessary to bring the story to light. makes for such an exciting film. it's the whole country. the whole world. >> reporter: more than a decade and a half has passed since the conspiracy of silence ended and the catholic church instituted reforms to try and prevent such abuse in the future. to watch how spotlight helped make that happen, is to watch the best film about journalism since all the presidents' men. >> are you not or have you ever been a member of the communist party? >> dalton trumbo was the highest paid writer in hollywood after world war ii. when he was blacklisted and denied work for having been a

member of the communist party. >> any questions can be moron or a slave. that. playing the title role in trumbo gives bryan cranston his shot as the oscar, the movie is worth seeing for his performance and also for the performances of diane lane as his wife and elephanting as his father -- elle fanning as his daughter. louis ck is his friend and fellow writer and a welcome surprise as well. the biggest film opening today i haven't forgotten is of course "spectre." i'll have that review for you on eyewitness news at 4:00. dave, lauren? >> you have fantasy there and the other one is based on ally. >> reality. >> often real life stories are the best kind of stories to tell aren't they? >> those two you cannot go wrong. >> wow. thanks sandy. well, coming up, woman accused of killing her fiancee

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well, now to a mystery on the hudson. a woman accused of killing hi fiancee as they kayaked on the river. >> now in an abc news exclusive, angelika griswald opens up in a jailhouse interview, abc's elizabeth vargas has the story. >> reporter: did you kill vince? >> no. >> reporter: that day? i loved him. i didn't do it. >> reporter: angelika griswald, speaking out on camera for the first time since being charged with the murder of her fiancee prosecutors say grass what the case made national headlines specifically for her behavior after the incident. posting videos of herself doing cartwheels on facebook. doing yoga in a police interrogation room.

sort of. >> i wanted him dead and now [ inaudible ] something like that? >> well they kept asking me the same questions like 100 times. and i -- i knew that i was innocent. all of a sudden my breaking point. i just -- i had it. wanted. >> reporter: she says when she walked into that interrogation room, she had no idea she was suspected of murder. >> they told me it was going to be like a therapy session. they were -- >> reporter: a therapy session? >> yeah. >> therapy -- like i said. >> reporter: what did you think that meant? >> i thought that meant that they're trying to help me and i can open up. and i didn't need a lawyer. >> reporter: police arrested angelika griswald arguing she intentionally removed that plug from vincent's kayak allowing it to fill with water and sink. >> why did you have the plug in there. >> he didn't have it because i

guess i had it. >> reporter: we went to the kayak safety expert. this plug is what. diameter? >> look at how large it is. that's where the seat is. that's a big hole. >> reporter: that plug is tiny. and our experiments show that this kayaker had no trouble crossing the hudson in an identical kayak with the plug removed. >> well, that was elizabeth vargas reporting. she's going to join us on eyewitness news first at 4:00 to talk more about the interview. mystery on the hudson airs tonight on 20/20 tonight at 10:00 p.m. here on channel 7 and followed by eyewitness news. bill evans joining us now with the accuweather forecast, what do you have there? >> it's lunchtime. the red bulls are our wonderful soccer team in the playoffs. >> that's awesome. >> yeah. lot of kids go and watch the red bulls play and you know they're in harrison. they are in dc playing -- you're going to love these. those are bedroll infuse -- red

bullen fused doe in and outs. >> that's a win. >> have you tried win? it looks like there's one missing. >> i have. >> well you called him out on that one. >> the red bulls are playing dc united 3:00 sunday and you can watch it on the sister station espn. here we go we take a look outside. at lunchtime why not enjoy a jelly doughnut right? those are the best comfort food in the world. we have a cloudy sky and we got some breaks of sun but it is just warm. you know, it looks like you know it could be an october day with that kind of gray sky and the inlaid clouds but it's 27- degrees and the humiddy is on the high side and the winds are out of the south. it's a warm day. 69 at north port and massapequa east hampton. around poughkeepsie where it's warm and sunny breaks here where the sun is breaking warming things up. the southerly winds pushing the clouds around. that's going to allow some of the sunny breaks until the front gets here and you see there's not much going on with if you're watching this morning there was a lot of rain with this front in the ohio valley.

so it's really lost its moisture as it comes eastward but it hasn't lost the cooler air that's going to come with it. so a few showers will be around this evening at 6:00. 7:00, 58. and then right -- 8:00. and then right through the area, less than a tenth of an inch of rain and clear skies and then saturday we'll have clouds and sun and cooler air will keep pouring into here out of the northwest all weekend long. a record high today. lee goldberg will have you updated on that first at 4:00 and then tomorrow sun and clouds and then more of this cooler air keeps pouring in here for sunday. so tonight, we'll have a sprinkle early so if you're out and about just take the umbrella with all but it's even -- you but it's even mild tonight at 59-degrees and 9 in the sub -- 49 in the suburbs. then really on sunday we hit a normal high of 57 with a lot of sunshine. and then we'll be looking at still temperatures above normal next week into the 60s. >> a few bill, above normal. the way i look at you. >> i appreciate that. >> yes, sir. >> i think. [ laughter ] thanks for the doughnuts. >> you're welcome, we'll be

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hi everybody, i'm diana williams in the newsroom. and here's what's coming up a bit later on eyewitness news, a teen's life-saving decision. he tells us how "spongebob squarepants" helped him save the life of a friend who was choking on an apple. and don't let these warm temperatures fool you. now is the time to get your home ready for winter. 7 on your side shows us why. and what we need to do now. even though i know you're tempted to pull out the beach chairs. those arer toes and more -- stories and more beginning on eyewitness news first at 4:00. i mean it just feels like it. it's hard to think about winter today. >> you know? you had us at "spongebob squarepants," you could have stopped right there. okay? thank you. all right time for the feed. these are the stories that got their start on social media and

now getting shared and retweet asked this is the up kate of -- update of the story, this is a woof piece facebook post of the terminally ill husband's wish was just i can'ted and it's getting love on social media right now. daniel fleetwood is a huge "star wars" fan and now one of the first members to have public to see an unedited version of the new movie. the stars of that movie along with director j.j. abrams heard he doesn't have long to live. and may not last long enough to see the movie when it hits the theaters in december. well, after social media campaign, the makers of the disney lucas film set up a private screening inside daniel's home in texas. just happened. his wife wrote thank you beyond boards. may the force be with all of you. >> how great is that? that's terrific. well, you know a couple's anonymous gesture of kindness is going viral. after a stranger took notice. now courtney and tonya white were on a train in chicago when they saw a homeless man asleep at a wheelchair.

the couple quietly put some cash in his bag as they were leaving. another passenger saw this and posted their picture on facebook. describabling the act of compassion and saying quote -- no one else noticed but me. and thank you for reestablishing my faith in humanity. >> what a nice deed. and finally, a dog comes home. a group of sailors off the coast of italy noticed a dog swimming but there are no other boats around. no other people nearby. and it takes them a minute or two to reach the pooch. they hoist him into the boat. they posted pictures on the facebook page after the rescue. noodle is believed to have been in the water for hours after falling overboard from a ferry. oh. can you imagine? >> hours? i can't. >> just doggie paddling out there. >> oh my goodness. >> could you imagine if their daughter had been bugging them for a dog and all of a sudden one -- >> swam up. >> divine intervention there. did you say you need a dog? here's your dog. >> sweet puppy.

>> a good way to end that and have a great weekend everyone. that's going to do it for this edition of eyewitness news. i'm david novarro. >> and i'm lauren glassberg, make sure you're back this afternoon for eyewitness news first at 4:00. have a great weekend. >> should be easy to do with the weather that bill is providing for us, thank you bill. >> oh, yeah. >> grab the umbrella, you'll need it about 5:00, 6:00 and then fall weather returns this weekend, have fun. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email:

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