. >> east boston, baby. east boston. stay golden. [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> how i grew up, just loyalty was a big i think the. friendship was a big thing. just don't find too many people who understand them words, friendship. friendship to me is i do for others, those who are my friends, i do before i do things for myself. >> there's six of us. you come in with one coffee. all right. i'll remember that. >> i didn't get it this week. >> you hungry? >> there we go. what do you want, fishes kid? >> that's what happens. >> who's going to take that. but don't ask for it back later. all right. when the camera leaves don't ask for it back. >> catch a lot of rack. we laugh, we joke. we hang out with each other. you become close. >> you have the zip code on your body. >> because if i o.d., how i get home? that's the truth. i'm from east boston. just throw me in a box send me on my way. >> one of giuliano's last stays here resulted in another conviction for drugs in the jail. he says this time they have a new attitude. he holds an i

less than a year earlier, a nighttime gun battle erupted on an east boston bridge.he investigation, sutton was arrested and charged with assault with intent to commit murder. he has pled not guilty. >> they say that i was on a bridge and two people got shot and allegedly one of the people that did the shooting. >> one of the shooting victims was reported to be a member of a rival gang. ironically, the other is the son of the woman he just proposed to. >> allegedly they're saying i shot them both. >> why did they say that? >> i don't know. >> [ inaudible ]. >> no. i was not carrying no weapons whatsoever. whatsoever. >> so somebody else was shooting? >> i -- it wasn't me. >> but according to authorities, sutton was the only shooter on the bridge that night. they say he shot the gang member, then presumably by accident shot emily. >> say there's four videos showing a black male and a white t and black jeans and see an arm and a whole bunch of shots. that's what they're saying. this is america. you know how many black men is in this world that might be wearing black sh

after several shots were fired on an east boston bridge, sutton was charged with attempted murder ofiend emily was also shot during the incident. sutton was arrested before emily fully recovered and says the trauma of the night has stayed with him. >> i seen a lot in my life. i never had nightmares until i looked at her laying on the floor with bullet holes in her chest. i miss her touch. >> sutton hopes that after today he'll be able to put those memories to rest. emily has received approval for a visit. >> while authorities claim the bullets that accidentally hit emily came from sutton's gun, emily supports sutton's story and maintains the gunfire came from an unknown assailant. >> i have a scar right here. that's one of them. i got that one in the middle and then this one. the first bullet, i didn't feel it. i just stood there. then i see the guy running to me. he did it again, and i fell, but i was awake the whole time. >> despite her wounds, emily says her main concern was for sutton. >> to be honest, i just wanted him to be next to him. i love him. he's my baby. >> just being a

in central texas has now destroyed almost 800 homes but firefighters report that bastrop blaze east of boston is now 30% contained thanks in part to easing winds. dean reynolds reports. >> reporter: this video supplied by the texas parks and wildlife department shows just how fast the fire is racing across the area. leaving some neighborhoods less than 15 minutes to evacuate. >> this is where the house was, and this is all porch area right here. >> reporter: now an elite search and rescue team has been brought to look in the ruins for trapped homeowners or bodies. >> this is not a one-day deal. it's going to be a long process. >> reporter: road blocks are up at major intersections in an attempt to give firemen the best shot at surrounding the blaze. at one checkpoint we met julia hickman and cecil reynolds. >> we just want to see our home. we just want to see where it was. >> reporter: a neighbor snapped a picture of where their two-story brick home used to stand and where their dog, annie, died. finding a place to live is an issue for thousands. the bastrop middle school is a temporary shelt

prosecutors did it was head of the south east boston irish gained before fleeing in 1995. >> a live looksh gang-- >> jan? >> i am fighting with russell blackboard over eddie muller we are going to talk about shock tober, and the fear over fran an francisco. -- >> we are back on kron 4 news this weekend contrasting looks. the leftist san francisco up scored with fog. obscured. >> the right is beautiful. >> robyn winston. >> it is going to be a nice day but it is going to depend on where you are. the inland valleys, plenty of sunshine, cooler however on the coast. the fog will stick around. peeling back from the coast later but it will be cooler. we are down 10- 20 degrees compared to yesterday. 60s on the coast, 70's-80s inland. that is as hot as it is going to get. 66 in santa rosa, fairfield, already 71 in antioch. honneighborhood y neighborhood, and 80s in campbell. sunnyvale, 74 degrees and the livermore valley. we are seeing in menlo 80s. 83 expected in concord. the east bay, looking at 66 in berkeley, union city, hayward and up and down the peninsula mild conditions 70's. only 64 de

. >> 10 to 15 degrees below average here in the east. boston a chilly 62. atlanta 70.. very warm out west. l.a. in the low to mid 90s. 95 actually in portland, oregon. >>> lawyers for johnhndwards have asked a federal judge to throw out criminal charges against the former presidential candidate. edwards has been charged with using campaign funds to conceal his secret affair with rielle hunter. his lawyers claim federal prosecutors violated his constitutional rights. >>> just before tomorrow's big address to congress, we are getting some new details now about the president's new plan to stimulate the nation's job market. anonymous sources say the president's proposal will call for $300 billion in tax cuts and spending for next year. two big measures were cost $170 billion. those include new payroll tax cuts and also an extension for unemployment benefits. employers could get some tax breaks in this plan. and the president may also announce new public works projects as well. >>> the president faces an uphill battle in convincing americans he has the right plan. abc's jak

airports, we do have a few delays around the east coast philly and boston. go to abc7news.com check out flight tracker. >> it's 4:47. a tribute to fallen firefighters is shining this morning in marin county. this piece of steel i-beam came from the world trade center. they unveiled a monument to house the yesterday. the port authority of new york and new jersey offered the firefighters to build 9/11 memorials. it's been sent to all 50 states and many foreign countries. >> many people devoted a day to service. they wanted to turn the day in an opportunity to grow instead of lingering in the pain in the past. here a report. >>> near city hall would not be the first thing the way you would commemorate september 11th but this is a chance to change the tone of the day. >> it's a way to get out. i notice it sounds something but it makes a difference that everybody can visit as community. >> she is one of 300 volunteers that fanned out throughout in san francisco and bay area. their mission is simple. >> it's a way to change a tragedy and put it into action. >> and

east. >>> the yank's arch rival the boston red sox blew another game.red early against baltimore, but the orioles rally 6-4, handing boston their 14th loss in 18 games with only six games left, the boston red sox are fighting to hold on to the a.l. wild card spot. >>> in the national league, the diamondbacks are still in the hunt for october, thanks for miguel montero's long ball. and great "d" in the third as aaron hill makes a diving two-hand flip for the out at first. arizona pounces the pirates 8-5 and pushing them one step closer to the n.l. west crown. >>> in football, a warning not to fake an injury. on monday night, the giants deon grant falls to the turf and says he was hurt, but the nfl says he was just trying to slow down the rams no-huddle offense. now, the nfl is warning fake an injury and the team could face fines, suspension, even loss of a draft pick. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> a 14 yearly boy's plea for help goes unanswered. how he was bullied to death. but some symptoms were still in his way. so

scattered showers and thunderstorms for much of the east coast from boston down to miami.s around the great lakes, another rainy and windy day from seattle to portland. showers in the desert southwest. >> 90s in phoenix. 90, sacramento. 60s from the twin cities to indianapolis. 79, big apple. 82,atlanta. 89 in the big easy. >>> all right, you know it is coming up. >> get elbow ready. >> our favorite story of the day. little proof you can set a new world record for just about anything. >> talented guy in israel yesterday set the world record for riding a unicycle on beer bottles. his name is lute eikholtz and rode his unicycle 29 feet. >> apparently not a lot of people trying for the world record. proof of that the same guy that broke the record, set the previous record earlier this year. where do they come up with these things? >> it is amazing the number of ridiculous records. >> you can do anything. >> i would look to meet the guy who broke the record for drinking the 29 bottles of the year the the guy i would look to meet. >> it is pretty amazing. >> balance it all. we

east. so, we're in the 70s once again from new york, washington all the way up to boston. that cold air is moving off and will be there for the weekend. here's a look at your local forecast. new york, 79. charlotte, 78 today. columbus, ohio, will be 55. kansas city, 69. pueblo, colorado, they'll be dealing with clouds around, 82 degrees. and that's a look at your friday forecast. >> all right, thanks so much. >>> bank of america getting booed. china stocks get the red hot drop. a familiar restaurant chain may be no more. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, can an r-rated comedy drama about having cancer win at all this weekend at the box office? >>> coming up, an upset in college football. baseball's postseason is finally here. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. in california a man has been rescued six days after his car plunged 200 feet down a cliff off a winding road. the man who was found by his own children suffered broken bones. his injuries are nonlife threatening. the 67-

this will work in tandem to bring pretty tight rain chances to the east of that front for the next two days. so from cleveland to boston down to atlanta and orlando, wet weather dominating. but nice in kansas city today, we will say that, 71. same for chicago. hot sunshine in texas, highs in the lower 90s. but anywhere east of the mississippi, it's a stormy pattern. and that's the first look at your first. >> all right, ryan, thanks. >>> euro debt problems mount, an answer from the fed, and what they ban this had hollywood. your first look at this morning's business headlines is straight ahead. >>> coming up, a pitcher dual in los angeles and ohio close is the al wild card race? red sox fans are cheering for the yankees. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. [ woman ] jogging stroller, you've been stuck in the garage, while i took refuge from the pollen that made me sneeze. but with 24-hour zyrtec®, i get prescription strength relief from my worst allergy symptoms. so lily and i are back on the road again. with zyrtec®, i can love the air®. is to take you from where you are... to where you need to be. and we're not ju

was a corporate town virginia was owned by the east india company the very first settlement was these an indian company the team on the ships in the boston harbor that was thrown into the it was the east you know it was a river a she knew right along was a rule of or against a corporate job amish corporation handing out green projects to his pals and trying to use a better government to bundle money to to his his buddies it's called crony capitalism and he's using the federal government to do that and that's that's wrong i hope you would agree with that i find this whole notion of. and you know there's no winner or loser i think in this debate other than maybe american people and and and but when you're american people and i am an american person i'm talking about you have to say i am both sides will claim that i just i mean both let's talk about the republican debate if we can for a second it looks like this is pretty much down to a two man race perry versus romney is this an invention of the media or is genuinely is this the best the republican party has to offer and i think that the media off that invents stories like this we are mont

up to d.c., new york, boston, everybody in the east going to get in on that. >> thanks a lot, jacqui jeras. >> sorry. >>> president obama heads to an area still trying to recover from hurricane irene. and mr. obama's message to overwhelmed residents is next. >>> this may be the biggest public anti-government protest in israel's history. the issues, the anger, the demands. we'll have all the details, next. ♪ [ male announcer ] they'll see you...before you see them. cops are cracking down on drinking and riding. drive sober, or get pulled over. that's how it is with alzheimer's disease. she needs help from me. and her medication. the exelon patch -- it releases medication continuously for twenty-four hours. she uses one exelon patch daily for the treatment of mild to moderate alzheimer's symptoms. [ female announcer ] it cannot change the course of the disease. hospitalization and rarely death have been reported in patients who wore more than one patch at a time. the most common side effects of exelon patch are nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. the likelihood and severity of these side e

east coast, thankfully. showers and thunderstorms from boston to the carolinas and into knoxville. some popup showers from orlando to miami. and thunderstorms from the sierra range into vegas and much of the rockies. >> 90 in boise. 80 in salt lake city. 76 in albuquerque. dallas gets up to 85. omaha 75. chicago 73. 65 in boston. 76 here in new york. and 90 in miami. >>> there was another celebration of survival this weekend. this one in joplin, missouri, the town that was nearly wiped off the map by that huge tornado back in may. the high school football team hosted their first home game i i the stadium that was the only part of that high school that actually survived the twister. >> amazing. 10,000 fans were there to support them, cramming into the facility built for just 4,500. although the joplin eagles fell to the visiting team it was still a triumph to have started the season at all. >> absolutely. a moment of silence in honor of the victims but that town is coming bacac good to see. >> absolutely. >> we'll be back with more after this. >> we'll be back with more after this.

then you had off to the east where it's still fall. 60s around minneapolis, chicago, fargo. we have the low to mid-70s from boston, new york, d.c. and 85 in dallas. take a look at the airport delays. there are none except for in philadelphia. a lot of rain on the east coast. we have the flight tracker, abc7news.com. terry? >> thank you. a showdown is on the horizon in congress that could lead to government shutdown. the house passed a bill in the wee hours to replenish disaster aid fund that could run out next week. they will have automobile manufacturers and it will guarantee congress will work in the weekend. >>> mitt romney and rick perry tangled over social security and accused each other of flip-flopping on the issue. they took center stage last night among seven other candidates in the g.o.p. presidential debate in orlando. scott goldberg has more. >> reporter: the debate picked up where the last one left off, with the economy and social security, federal program mitt romney wants to preserve and perry wants to turn over to the state. >> this is not the first time rick has been wrong on issues before. we ne

boston, new york, philly, d.c. pop-up showers meanwhile from orlando to miami. afternoon thunderstorms from new orleans to east. >> 65 in detroit, 86 in minneapolis. 77 in kansas city. 70s, boston to baltimore. 83 in atlanta. phoenix heats up to 101. and sacramento, 93. it is 70 in seattle. 80 in portland. >>> and now. and now -- >> you know what it is. >> it is our "favorite story of the day." >> here on the overnight. one thing, one thing only keeps us going, coffee. today the coffee tastes extra good because it is -- national coffee day! >> in honor of the very important day we thought we would take a look at our favorite coffee-flavored food and drinks and share them with y'all. as you can see here, we like our coffee. >> this is not how much we usually have. >> no, no. we took full advantage. >> smorgasbord. you are a coffee addict, self-admittedly. >> i am. >> we have these drinks, cafe, low calorie, drink. >> folks should know they can get free coffee today at a whole bunch of places. >> mcdonald's is doing it. couple other places. >> dunkin donuts. i believe. >> they have great coffee. >> show up. tell

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east. the rainfallst continues especially along the appalachians, extending up to major cities, new york, philly, boston all oc.f these areas, a chance for more showers and thunderstorms. keep it in mind if you're traveling. the big thing you see on the map, catia, a category 3 hurricane moving towards the coastline, towards the northwest at around ten miles per hour. there's a look at the forecast track, holding steady from what we've been expecting the last several days. this looks to be more of a surf system for the east coast than more of anything else. if you're heading in that direction, be safe. there's a look at the rainfall that will cause travel troubles today. as far as the rain across the areas from the rockies westward. denver is the best chance with showers and thunderstorms. and south towards lake havasu. catalina coming in quiet in california today, now it's a day late. yesterday is when we were dealing with the showers and thunderstorms. prescott, arizona, temperatures in the 80s with a few showers and thunderstorms. >>> so active weather, especially across the east. so travelwise, i th

. >> the blue jays win and boston is now 2 1/2 games behind the yankees in 2al east which makes our director wayne extremely happy. >> happy. >> and congratulations to gunnar golf of san francisco, he is tonight's winner of a $250 shell gasoline card. you too can win, go to cbs.com and click on contest. of course, at $3.93 a gallon, that will buy you a lot of gas $250. >> selena serving 111 miles per hour. >> powerful. >> unstoppable. i'm gonna go out on a limb and just say she is gonna win ,,,,

the first sewer systems were on the east coast of the united states, often in places that already had developed a citywide water supply system. sullivan: in 1630, boston was basically three mountains, there were very steep hills. waste would run down quickly and dump into the harbor. and the tide would carry most of it away. well, this worked well for a while. the problem was, as boston wanted to expand, it started filling in the mudflats. the water could come rushing down the hill, it would hit the flat area and slow down. at high tide, it couldn't get out at all. it got so bad that the city took over, 'cause the city has a responsibility to protect its citizens. boston built the first modern sewer system in the united states. ours was completed between 1877 and 1884. with this wonderful new sewer system, we were taking our filth and moving it out to the ocean. of course, all of this was untreated. in the 1960s, we were still pumping all of our sewage out to moon island, untreated. we would get swimmers here, never knowing, in the middle of summer, why you would have a cold. well, we were swimming in diluted sewage. melosi: the major way to deal with

but people who live on the east coast and in big cities, new york, boston, washington, chicago, san franciscod opportunities that others do not. so i think one of the things -- and the other thing that chrystia has written about so eloquently is the movement of global migrants into big cities in the united states and across the world changing the economy and demography so radically, you know, and partly, that was behind the london riots. so i think part of the economic divide we see in america is renter, owner, and where you live. and that's overlaid ton great divide. >> which becomes basically the amplification of america as a class split society. we're talking about class divisions, ultimately here, crystal. >> right, right. and richard, i had a question related to that. we have an idea in the country that america sort of leads the world in terms of home ownership, but if you actually look at rates of international home ownership, we're kind of in the middle of the pack. so i'm wondering, despite all of our federal government support for home ownership, how much has that actually changed th

east coast and heading west. including united's flights 175 out of boston and 93 from newark. >> first indication i had 175 was when the steward es on board had called in her contact which was the maiden center that they were hijacked. >> in united airlines san francisco maintenance office, superadvise advisor rich bellamy was working one more day before leaving for a new job. >> i was looking around the room and drinking my cough fear, realizing this was my last day. kind of bittersweet. and i heard a commotion, someone talking about something hit a building in new york. and i go, that's odd. >> at that moment, one of his workers catches his attention. bellamy is about to become footnote 81. >> he's walking up towards me, white as a ghost. i can just tell something's wrong. and he says, i just got a call from 175. the crew has been killed. the plane has been hijacked. >> inside united ed's maintenance office, bellamy was overseeing the routine calls flight crews make in the air. air phones dialled to star 349, spelling fix on the keypad. flight attendants asking about coffeemakers that didn't work or entertainment

east coast and heading west. including unit's flights 175 out of boston, and 93, from newark.n with 175, the stewardess called in that they were hijacked. >> in united airlines san francisco maintenance office, supervisor richbleny was working one last day before leaving for a new job. >> looking around the room. realizing it is my last day. bittersweet. i heard a commotion, someone talking about something hit a building in new york. that is odd. >> at that moment, one of his workers catches his attention. he is about to be footnote. >> i can tell something is wrong. white as a goal. he said, i just got a call from 175. the crew has been killed, the plane has been hijacked. >>bleny was overseeing the star 349. flight attendants about coffee pots that didn't work or thing that is needed fixing. the call he answered was chilling it was from flight 93. >> a female voice comes on the line saying, a flight tand antihas been killed. one guy is in first class behind the curtachblt calm. i was trying to ask calm. we want to be calm and in control. she had me beempt like talking to a f

boston. the al east, what a battle those two teams put on every year in september.them again in october. great catch by granderson. >>> wild point at the u.s. open. novak joke vich djokovic hit it five whole between the legs. djokovic wins easily. he moves on to the third round. great shot between the legs. >> we've seen that a number of times over the years. a lot of these guys can do it now. it's still impressive. >> you see it coming. you go, oh, is he going to do it? oh, yeah. >> it seems always for a winner. >> these guys are pros, but they get thrown off every time. better expect it to come back when you have djovic chasing it down. >>> we are getting close to the top of the hour and getting close to the tenth anniversary of 9/11. one film maker now isn't focusing on the destruction, he put together clips of the twin towers the way they used to be through the magic of sin match here is cnn's jeannie moos. >> reporter: after a decade of images of the twin towers gushing smoke, maybe it's time to see them in the rosy glow of the movies. inspiring awe in "home al

west coast looks pretty good, east coast pretty nice, quite cool new york and boston, highs in the 60ssan francisco. 63 in seattle. t.j., my friend, you are up to speed. >> good to be back with you here on the weekends. thank you all for spending some your time with us on cnn saturday and sunday morning. we'll see you back here next weekend but right mao it is time for me to hand it over to candy crowley with "state of the union." >>> a week to forge a

east bay in the next half-hour. >> last day of baseball season the most exciting day of baseball of old time. the bostoned sox had the biggest collapse in baseball history of failing to make the playoffs. baltimore denied of boston. and minutes later in st. petersburg seven la gloria hit and in the park home run with a lot of the home run the rays were down seven-zero in the eight incoming they tied it up in the bottom of the ninth. a plan i had a major meltdown all sell. this is i'll look of the playoff picture. >> we are expected to hear more testimony at the trial of michael jackson's personal physician conrad mcrae. yesterday the head of security took the stand. >> dramatic testimony from that of michael jackson's a security detail he was asked what he's the of paris was on the ground ball up crying and prince was just he had a shocked on his face been also testifying was jackson's personal assistant. he said he received of pratique, call from dr. murray. he talked about our request that was made by dr. murray after michael was pronounced dead he said their was cream that he did not want the weren't

boston's in bad shape tonight. >>> new at 6:00, a busy afternoon across the bay area, from an east bay earthquake to a rowdy protestargeting local banks. also, developing news involving anmanhunt for the suspect in a atd lmwhinllg. and what this fish did that has scientists stunned. >>> baseball veteran barry larkin said on espn last night it was the most exciting night of baseball in his lifetime. that's saying a lot. it was the first of its kind confluence. and at no other time in the modern era has one team, the boston red sox, in this case, blown a save quite like this or blown a season quite like this. in short, what a night. nbc's peter alexander was up late watching, just like all the rest of us. >> the red sox lose. >> reporter: you will excuse fans in boston today if they are suffering from an unpleasant bout of nostalgia. >> rich in waltham wants to blow the whole thing up. >> reporter: for the days not too long ago when their beloved red sox were known for epic collapses like this. >> the orioles walk off with the win. >> reporter: boston fans, seldom ones for keeping things in perspective are already dr

boston the game and a half behind the yankees in the east. >>> when the 49ers announced their final rostere position stood out for its lack of numbers. there were only two quarterbacks. that changed today. san francisco claimed undrafted free agent scott tolsin after he was cut by the san diego chargers. volsin is no stranger to the niners in a couple of ways he was 16-23 for 226 yards and a touchdown. the chargers lost and the two teams final preseason game. also tolsin's offensive coordinator last season in wisconsin was paul chris. >>> and some news today involving raiders terrell pryor. pryor will repeal the two day suspension. pryor seems to have a pretty good point. jim trestle the coach was hired on friday to be a special assistant for the colts. >>> nascar was supposed to run a sprint cup race tonight in georgia. it was the second to last before the race for the cup begains. it was postponed by rain and has been rescheduled for tuesday. right past camden yards, they were practicing this morning when tony canan went flying over the car of casaneves. canan went on to finish third in

boston rallies. 7-5 after six. varitek added insurance in the eighth, red sox increase their lead in the a.l. east with a 9-5 win.liff lee, a great pitcher but not much of a hitter. lee didn't run to first then he gives the gesture to like, you can have it. he struck out seven over 8 2/3. the phils shut out the reds, 2-0. jack handahan, a single to righ. derek lowe has done a lot over his career, threw a no-hitter, won a world series, but he's never done this, first career home run. braves beat the nationals, 3-1. >>> tennis, venus williams says she is suffering a rare auto immune disease that causes fatigue and joint pain. >>> here's a shot deep to center, took a wild bounce off the wall. braun kicked it into high gear. he got the green light to come home. rounded third. oh, no. he either stumbled or slid about 30 feet too early. but he tried to get up it was too late. caught in a rundown, all he could do is smile and think about what could have been. that's your "first look" at sports. i'm fred roggin. >>> we can play that over and over and over again. now for another quick look at the weather, here's nbc meteo

they stayed two and a half games ahead of boston in the al east.tch the oscars. >> i'm going to watch the oscars. eddie murphy will be the host for the academy awards. remember last year they went with james franco and ann hathaway. they took a shot and it didn't quite work. very excited to see this man. some people say you're reaching back too far. really excited at the thought of eddie murphy hosting the academy awards. lots of people from 1982 to 1993. up next, what, if anything, did you learn today? ♪ ♪ [ woman ] jogging stroller. you've been stuck in the garage while i took refuge from the pollen that made me sneeze. but with 24-hour zyrtec®, i get prescription strength relief from my worst allergy symptoms. so lily and i are back on the road again. with zyrtec® i can love the air®. >>> hey, look at this. tomorrow on "morning joe" look at the lineup, steve schmitt will be here and former cia director michael hayden and michael arad, the architect designing the new world trade center memorial. it should be a good show. >> it should be. what did

east crown. all a day's work for the yankees. >>> nothing's been going right for the red sox, tied at four with the orioles. guerrero up the middle. boston reeling but tampa not much better. the sox lead the wild card by 2 1/2. now you can throw the angels into the mix. unlike the rays and red sox, the angels have been winning. bernie wells returned to his old stomping grounds and smashed a two-run homer. angels over toronto. 7-2. they are 2 1/2 back with seven remaining. >>> at one point the braves had a 10 1/2 game lead, now it's down to 1 1/2. brett hayes with a solo shot in the fifth. marlins shut them out, 4-0. cardinals with a chance to gain some ground. they did with a win over the mets. david freeze getting it done. a go-ahead three-run homer. they rally to win it, 6-5. cardinals closing in on the braves with just a week left in the season. that's your "early" look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> apparently the wolverine doesn't know his own strength. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, sure he takes his pope mobile all around the world. coming up, we'll introduce you to a kan

boston. u.s. israel's biggest supporter the united nations but it's backing for the arab spring threatens to leave its main the middle east ally in total isolation america got behind the muslim movements for democracy but the new regime in egypt has left israel picking up the pieces of broken relations. explains. democracy has a price people of egypt have spoken. their voices have been heard and egypt will never be the same and the new egypt embraced as a positive example of change in the arab world by the west is not the only one paying what. the. you know. doing good your times there was a bit of security but now there's this security on the streets israel has also been left hanging a slow road to stability in neighboring egypt mixed with the massively unpopular israeli foreign policy makes a dangerous cocktail. the pace for change towards those us beautician was very slow so you had a lot of frustration on one side and then you had a lot of anger that. exacerbated after the killing of the five rejections soldiers on egyptian territory by israeli gunfire. shaking up the situation even further the recent attack on the is

east coast and heading west. including united's flights 175 out of boston and 93 from newark. >> all i know is that there was trouble i wanted to warn everybody. >> reporter: one of those flights, ballinger tried to warn by the airline's version of an e-mail, united flight 93. >> i was sending out messages one after the other. i think i sent 122 messages in a short time, an hour or two, i don't know what it was. it's like screaming on the keyboard. at that time, the huge tvs that we have came on with cnn. >> this just in. you are looking at obviously a very disturbing live shot there. that is the world trade center. >> i saw the second airplane which i didn't know at the time was my airplane, 175 hit the second tower. i thought the most succinct method of doing it, the least amount of words, beware, cockpit intrusion. i sent it to all my 16 flights. before i got that one out, 93 called up and said they [ inaudible ]. >> at that moment, 93 was routine? >> routine. >> you sent out your note and you know they got that. >> they came back, confirm. i confirmed back telling him two planes hit the world trade center which

anything interesting that we need to secure around boston park >> sadly there is no great way to get around this big hot spot. it is the nimitz freeway in the east bay. rarely have we seen traffic backed up this far on the 80 hot spell unless there was a major freeway closure report incident that shut down several lands. we have average speeds of less than 15 mi. per hour between san leandro and 237 all the way down to millipede is in a drive * that is wandering over 1 hours for for the nimitz freeway. there are really no great alternate routes. perhaps 101, but across the bay these are near hot spot conditions for 101 near the 92 interchange. northbound and southbound are extremely cloucrowded today. interstate 280, there is a new-line southbound problem. it is right at the 80 interchange where we have word of a bus accident. motorists were concerned because a school bus rolled over. thankfully there were no children on board. the bus drove up an embankment and rolled back up on its wheels in a freeway. i am concerned about the northbound back up that is already have the onto a be heading doubdowntown. 101 is definitely a slow ride want to head

east parking lot and still only 12 minutes right time. this is a good commute underway. you're right on the san mateo bridge is a problem free. a 14 minute drive times as you head to boston city with the problems on the approach. the approach to the golden gate bridge, the waldegrave, southbound 101 looks good. marin has been troubled sleep. i will update that in just a moment. in the east bay look at your ride on interstate 80. some slow traffic onto 42 southbound as to head towards of walnut creek. feed traffic to the san ramon valley is not bad at all. this is a reasonably light commute even with slow traffic from livermore and the westbound 580 ride. the south bay, we continue to see if more congestion building on 101 northbound but still very good condition and still better did use oil as it is for the peninsula commute for high one-on-one. nearly all the senses are showing green. a little slowing headed towards clinto >> so we are hearing from the 21 year-old man who was saved from underneath this a burning car. this collision happened in utah. construction workers, police officers, everyday people pulled the guy out from underneath this burning vehicle, basically

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east coast. temperatures warm, as mentioned, across the south. 86 degrees in chicago. today's delays expected in chicago because of the wind ahead of that front, afternoon thunderstorms in bostond miami and a little wind in denver. cooling down. it's fall. >> thanks, rob. >>> a rematch as the u.s. men's final in new york city. novak djokovic versus number two rafael nadal. on the women's side, serena williams losing her cool again on the court. >> you're totally out of control. you're a hater and you're just -- unattractive inside. >> during the men's final ripped into the chair and eventually lost the match and tournament title. samantha stosser. i asked her a couple years, a famous meltdown on the court, and she said that she and her sister both play with great -- >> passion. >> yes! it's part of the way she plays. she's so into it. >> after the match she couldn't remember what she yelled at the umpire. hard to believe, but that's what she said. we'll get way into that in the 7:00 hour of "american morning." >>> just ahead, rick perry building a big lead and voters really think he is the one that can beat president obama. breaking down the brand new polls ahead of the cnn te