bobby orr!nd scores! bobby orr! >> reporter: bobby orr celebrating the overtime goal that in 1970 brought the stanley cup to boston for the first time in 29 years. >> and bobby orr, make >> reporter: this photo captured his body flying through the air like a superman. but it's his face that says it all. pure joy. >> growing up in canada, kids play ho%e and dream about playing in the nhl, and also hope one day to be on a stanley cup team, and that was the day. >> it was a big goal. >> reporter: number 4, bobby orr is 65 now and long retired. and the famous superstar decided the time has come to tell his story. in reading your book, the word that comes up over and over again when you talk about hockey and your life in general is passion. >> the love is passion i had for the game, i never had that taken out of me by my parents or coach. >> reporter: he fell in love with the game when he was a boy playing bond hockey in ontario in his native canada. >> playing with my buddies whether it was on the b

bobby orr!scores! bobby orr! >> reporter: bobby orr celebrating the overtime goal that in 1970 brought the stanley cup to boston for the first time in 29 years. >> and bobby orr, make >> reporter: this photo captured his body flying through the air like a superman. but it's his face that says it all. pure joy. >> growing up in canada, kids play ho%e and dream about playing in the nhl, and also hope one day to be on a stanley cup team, and that was the day. >> it was a big goal. >> reporter: number 4, bobby orr is 65 now and long retired. and the famous superstar decided the time has come to tell his story. in reading your book, the word that comes up over and over again when you talk about hockey and your life in general is passion. >> the love is passion i had for the game, i never had that taken out of me by my parents or coach. >> reporter: he fell in love with the game when he was a boy playing bond hockey in ontario in his native canada. >> playing with my buddies whether it was on the bay

>> orr: i'm really not interested so much in symbolism.in what makes sense, both now and in the legacy. you know, new york didn't have to turn central park into condos. a number of different cities, when they went through this process, you don't have to sell off your, you know, grandmother's china and your wedding silver. >> simon: what detroit needs is cash. the city has started fighting blight with some of the nearly $300 million in federal funds that orr has helped secure. for detroit, that's just a jump start. the country will be watching the motor city to see if it can begin moving forward after 50 years of going in reverse. >> cbs money watch update sponsored by: >> good evening. early estimates show social security benefits for 58 million americans will rise just 1.5% next year. the imf said this weekend the u.s. needs to take urgent action to raise the debt ceiling before thursday's deadline. and it's columbus day tomorrow, but markets will be open. i'm jeff glor, cbs news. if you're looking for help relieving heartburn, caused by

then he's surprised that kevin orr put detroit into bankruptcy.ger of detroit to then handle that same bankruptcy. if that isn't nepotism and cronism, i don't know what is. then to add insult to injury, kevin orr wants to put barkleys ahead of who worked their entire lives for that pension money and were expecting it at the end of their retirement. hopefully the city of detroit will have its day in court, the citizens will have their dare in court and hear this has been his plan all along. he never planned on being fair to the citizens. >> governor snyder tried his hardest to stay out of the court invoking executive privilege, but it wasn't enough. how important is the people of detroit hear the governor testify? >> i think it's very important we get the governor on record and that the lawyers get to ask him some very hard questions that he can't weasel out of the way he does with local reporters. >> is he going to be asked about what you just said? what you just talked about with orr and bankruptcy and the law firm? >> well, it has to lead to tha

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bob orr and david bob orr and david martin report.y are democrats and republicans unable to reopen the government? we have insight from nancy cordes and major garrett. how did a nine-year-old boy pass through security and get on a plane without a ticket? dean reynolds on the case of the las vegas stow away. and we'll talk the future of the n.f.l. with cowboy's owner jerry jones. the commissioner, roger goodell, seems hell bent to start a team in london and i wonder what you think of that. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. a team of elite u.s. investigators has s aboard a navy warship in the mediterranean tonight interrogating one of the most- wanted terror suspects in the world. anas al-libi, a 49-year-old libyan, is charged in the 1998 bombings of the u.s. embassies in tanzania and kenya that killed 224 people, including 12 americans. u.s. commandos captured him over the weekend in libya. the government wants face justice, but the slope that he will also information

napoleon: i have no plan to work with kevyn orr. i've not thought about working with kevyn orr.goal is to get rid of kevyn orr. that should be the goal of anyone who is truly going to stand up for the citizens of this community. our rights to democracy have been taken away. i don't think there's any community in this state that would welcome having their vote taken away from them and impose the will of the governor on this community. i'm against it. a warning against it and i will fight against it with every ounce of blood that i have in my body. duggan: this is the difference between us. i'm going to engage in day one. kevykevyn orr will be said manya plan of adjustment to the bankruptcy court that could potentially take with the pension rights of seniors. it could sell the water department and the like. i'm going to be engaged by the one of my own vision that employed to first ask the emergency manager to support, and if not go to the bankruptcy court that says we do not have to sell off her assets. we do not have to cancel pensions. do we have to restructure? yes. but i'm goi

there is michael orr and author jones posing with dressed up fans.s dressed as the most interesting man in the world from the commercials. people came out for the 14th annual goodwill gridiron halloween party and dave anbusters. the scarecrow and dorothy from the wizard of oz. >> they could have just gone as really big ravens players, too. that's a costume. >> for other people maybe. >>> coming up, deadly weather in britain. they're calling it stormegaddon. the widespread problems it's causing. >>> a shocking scene captured on dashcam. >>> the united states accused of spying on its own allies, did the government go too far? the new outrage from world leaders. >>> some warmer temps to ended month of october. i'm bob turk, i'll have your complete first warning forecastcoming up next. ,,,,,,,, >> partly cloudy, 43 degrees in central maryland. in great britain they're calling it stormageddon. it's their worst storm in decades. one teenager was swept away and lost at sea. at least two other deaths are being attributed to the storm. the 100 miles an hour w

reports from bob orr and john miller. it was 20 years ago today. for the first time you will see one of the most famous battles in u.s. in u.s. history unfold as lara logan reports from somalia. dozens of africans seek a better life are killed when a fishing boat sinks off italy. mark phillips on the disaster at sea. and jeff glor in a town built on coal going from boom to bust. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> o'donnell: good evening. scott is on assignment. i'm norah o'donnell. with much of the government shutdown, republicans and democrats at each other's throats, terror still an ever- present threat, fear spread through washington today when shots suddenly rang out at the capitol. people on the streets ran for cover. police armed with heavy weapons fanned out. the capitol building and the white house with the president inside went into lockdown. the shooting was the end of a car chase that began when a car hit a barrier outside the white house. homeland security correspondent bob orr is with us. b

want to bring back in bob orr. given that the lockdown has been lifted, is this still an active situation? >> no i hesitate to say 100% it's over but it appears to be over at this point. they're trying to double check. we have one person who has been shot, as bill plant reported. this is a person who we believe was driving that car that was involved in the accident. as bill reported also, we have an officer who apparently injured in some fashion. you know, the police really want to double check everything here. they're not putting out any release yet saying it's over. all indications are that whatever played out here in the last hour has now wound down. we still don't know what prompted this, what caused it. that will be the next course of business. also we have to say we have no information whatsoever as to the identity or the condition of the person involved, the person that has been shot. >> bob, thank you. want to bring back in nancy cordes on capitol hill. nancy, are you allowed to leave the senate hart buildi

bob orr is our homeland security correspondent.oday's story say they may be stealing the communications of the networks of google and yahoo!, what did you find out about that today? >> reporter: scott, it seems n.s.a. is getting far more aggressive than it's been in pushing back of these stories based on the leaks, specifically n.s.a. chief keith alexander denied the "washington post" report which claimed that the u.s. government is using some kind of secret back door or back doors to routinely scoop up millions of communication records from users of yahoo! and google. alexander made point of saying that n.s.a. does get information from those internet search companies but only through court orders. >> pelley: bob orr in our washington newsroom. thank you, bob. in egypt, a top leader of the muslim brotherhood was arrested today by the military government, it's part of the crackdown on brotherhood which advocates a strict islamic government. he went in to hiding when the military ousted president muhammad morsi. since then islamic mi

has some ability to keep track of them. >> pelley: bob orr in our washington newsroom, thanks, bob. alex rodriguez goes to bat to try to save his career. are parents causing outbreaks of whooping cough? and fishermen sail right into the middle of a waterspout when the "cbs evening news" continues. hands for holding. feet, kicking. better things than the joint pain and swelling of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. if you're trying to manage your ra, now may be the time to ask about xeljanz. xeljanz (tofacitinib) is a small pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers have happened in patients taking xeljanz. don't start taking xeljanz if you have any kind of infection, unless ok with your doctor. tears in the stomach or intestines, low blood cell counts and higher liver tests and cholesterol levels have happened. your doctor should perform blood tests, including certain liver tests, before you start and while you are

bob orr and david bob orr and david martin report.are democrats and republicans unable to reopen the government? we have insight from nancy cordes and major garrett. how did a nine-year-old boy pass through security and get on a plane without a ticket? dean reynolds on the case of the las vegas stow away. and we'll talk the future of the n.f.l. with cowboy's owner jerry jones. the commissioner, roger goodell, seems hell bent to start a team in london and i wonder what you think of that.

bob orr on the fury over n.s.a. surveillance. the stock market makes history. anthony mason on what's driving today's numbers. and whatever happened to the people of the inferno? elaine quijano one year after hurricane sandy torched a neighborhood. >> it's a disgrace that we waited this long. captioning sponsored by cbs captioning sponsored by cb this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. the head of the agency that oversees the government's health insurance web site appeared before congress today. marilyn tavenner, the administrator of the centers for medicare and medicaid services apologized for all of the problems with the site. she placed the blame on tardy contractors. that did not satisfy members of the house committee who were frustrated when tavenner would not answer some of the key questions. nancy cordes on capitol hill for us tonight. nancy. >> reporter: scott, the main thing members wanted to know was how many americans have managed to navigate this system and actually sign up for insurance. they asked her dozens of t

bob orr has new details. on day four of the government shutdown, anger is growing in washington. >> this isn't some damn game! >> pelley: and out in the country. >> i feel like we've been abandoned. >> pelley: reports from nancy cordes, anna werner, and mark ssmann. autumn storms, blizzards in the west as tropical storm karen aims at the gulf coast. and steve hartman goes on the road to the place where the debt collector is one of the most popular people in town. >> isn't that crazy? captioning sponsored by cbs captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. once again, the country is trying to make sense of an irrational act of violence by someone with mental health issues. we may never know for sure why miriam carey, a 34-year-old single mom from connecticut, drove to washington yesterday and set off a security scare from one end of pennsylvania avenue to the other. but 24 hours later, we know a lot more about her. here's homeland security correspondent

it's very unusual but both kevin orr, and the governor of michigan are expected to testify. they earlier gave depositions in which they described their roles which they say were lawful and they followed the emergency manager law and the sweeping powers that it has. the governor has always said he's gone into this process reluctantly, he was hoping through a series of consent agreements and other measures he had hoped to keep detroit out of bankruptcy court. he and his staff are pushing full steam ahead saying this was the last resort, but it's certainly a lawful one. >> brown: matthew dolan of the "wall street journal" thanks so much. >> it's been my pleasure. i was in detroit recently reporting on rebuilding efforts there. i also recorded another chapter in the series i'm doing with poet laureate natasha trethewey that we call "where poetry lives". our goal: to explore poetry and literature in various corners of american life, seeking to connect these trips to aspects of natasha's personal experience. here's what we found in detroit. >> poetry is your wife or husband, going

orr and governor schneider, responding to this criticism. basically what the objectors were saying, the fix was in. they knew they would file the chapter 9 all along. let's hire a bankruptcy lawyer, put the city into bankruptcy and who cares. but no no, we sat down with people our door was always open and that's much more of a credibility thing who is the judge going to believe. as this trial unfolds, it's a bench trial, no jury, you'll be looking at what the judge's actions are, he might be keeping a poker face, make asking his own questions, which he's allowed to do. >> you have to help us, those of us outside the community looking inside on this, it's hard to understand why the city would want to declare itself bankrupt. >> i tell you it is really, tempers are getting hot here. you see signs pensions before picasso. you have to prove that you're eligible for bankruptcy. you have to prove that you're bankrupt enough to go into these federal proceedings. and the city wants to go into the proceedings because that's when it can get a system w

orr at is an or fish -- fish. i was amazed.ew daysr was found a earlier on an island off the coast. a rear video clip taken hundreds of meters down. they drift vertically, grazing on protein. this is where we archive very large specimens. >> only a handful have been found in california and are stored here. number of myths have been talked about for decades. one recent one i merged -- em erged, they are correlated to predictors of earthquake events. there is no scientific evidence that is true. to have accurate ways to predict earthquakes, but for my money, i bet on a geologist more than the fish. being carefully sampled, studied, and tested for disease and radiation. both appeared healthy. disorientatedably and drifted to the shallows. is incredibly rare and they are out looking for a third. whatever that might mean to the harbingers of doom that think when they come ashore, and earthquake is on the way. it looks like the jabberwocky to me. it you can always find constant updates on our website. i'm all of us at "world news ,"

japanese legend holds that orr fish actually beach themselves to warn of an impending earthquake.ust that in japan about a year before the devastating fukushima quake and tsunami in 2011. >> usually there is some truth behind every legend and that particular instance, i don't know, it seems a little farfetched. >> reporter: scientists don't know why it is all happening. for now the orr fish has been i dissected and cut into pieces and frozen so its skeleton can be reconstructed and mounted. i wonder if that will keep the earthquakes away. casey wian. >> thank you so much, casey. >>> we'll have much more ahead in the newsroom, no freaky stuff coming up, with don lemon, though. >> oh, you don't know me, my dear. >> oh, please. yes, i do. >> how are you, miss whitfield? >> being ining facetious. >> you are getting younger by the minute. how would one do that? >> i don't know. is that true? okay. i'll take it. that's nice, thank you. >> always a pleasure to see you, fredricka. >> good to see you, too. >>> hello, everyone, thank you so much for joining us. top of the hour. i'm don lemo

orr at is an or fish -- fish. i was amazed.ew daysr was found a earlier on an island off the coast. a rear video clip taken hundreds of meters down. they drift vertically, grazing on protein. this is where we archive very large specimens. >> only a handful have been found in california and are stored here. number of myths have been talked about for decades. one recent one i merged -- em erged, they are correlated to predictors of earthquake events. there is no scientific evidence that is true. to have accurate ways to predict earthquakes, but for my money, i bet on a geologist more than the fish. being carefully sampled, studied, and tested for disease and radiation. both appeared healthy. disorientatedably and drifted to the shallows. is incredibly rare and they are out looking for a third. whatever that might mean to the harbingers of doom that think when they come ashore, and earthquake is on the way. it looks like the jabberwocky to me. it you can always find constant updates on our website. i'm all of us at "world news ,"

other things add millions to the budget, putting cops in cars to fill budgets accounts for 60% of their orr time spending. it'snot just a matter of spending, it's also a question of safety. >> they're making life and death decisions. >> reporter: that could be tough considering their workload. abc2 news investigators crunched the numbers and determined the highest paid would have to work an average of 30 hours a week, that's at least a 70 hour work week doing the most dangerous job in the city. >> you don't want somebody tired doing the job they have to do. >> reporter: the department has made changes with a new policy aimed at safety. it limits work for officers to 75 hours per week, 16 per day. >> some people are working extraordinary hours but we have to. however, what we have to do better is using technology and using our management skills and using our policies to ensure that officers are safe on the street. >> reporter: streets the police union say need a shift when it comes to the police officers who patrol them 8 hours a day and i don't understand. >> it's not just about the overtim

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this 14-moot orr fish was discovered in oceanside.s really unheard of. just last weekend an 18-foot long orr fish was found off catalina county. the deep water creatures can go to more than 50 feet. they are like responsible for the sea serpent legends we've heard about throughout history. >>> if you are turning to the internet to book your travel, it may already be too late to get the best deals. thanksgiving airfare is up 7% from last year. the cheapest flights are offered at the start of the new year, but if you haven't bought your tickets yet, all hope is not lost, as long as you are flexible on both the date and the time you fly. >>> new this morning, the world famous sidney opera house is celebrating its 40th birthday. it held a lavish ceremony today with guests, including family members of the architect who designed that famous building. australian rock musician jimmy barns was on hand to sing happy birthday, and aboriginal dancers performed near a huge birthday cupcake. up next, why many san jose police academy graduates are l

this 14-foot orr fish was discovered in oceanside.s really unheard of. just last weekend an 18-foot long orr fish was found off catalina county. the deep water creatures can goi -- grow to more than 50 feet. they are like responsible for the sea serpent legends we've heard about throughout history. >> up next, why many san jose police academy graduates are look for jobs with other police agencies. also a neighborhood campaign against a school project. why one san francisco community is fight to go keep a charter school out. and a two-year-old east bay girl battles cancer. we'll take something tasty and healthy. ♪ ♪ if you wanna go and fly with me ♪ ♪ it's buzz the bee on your tv ♪ ♪ oh how did i get this way? ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ there's a party going on in your cereal bowl ♪ ♪ o's can help lower cholesterol ♪ ♪ oh why does it taste so great? ♪ ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ hey! must be the honey! >> welcome back, everyone. let's start this half-hour with a quick look at the weather with our meteorolog

bob orr has new details.on day four of the government shutdown, anger is growing in washington. >> this isn't some damn game! >> pelley: and out in the country. >> i feel like we've been abandoned. >> pelley: report reports from nancy cordes, anna werner, and mark strassmann. blizzards in the west as tropical storm karen aims at the gulf coast. and steve hartman goes on the road to the place where the debt collector is one of the most popular people in town. >> isn't that crazy? captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. once again, the country is trying to make sense of an irrational act of violence by someone with mental health issues. we may never knowor

then for three hours, michigan governor rick snyder, who appointed orr, took the stand. it's the first time in modern state history a governor testified in court, and he faced a series of questions from the unions and retirees about whether the state and the city really did all they could do to avoid moving into bankruptcy. christy mcdonald of detroit public television was in the courtroom today, and joins me now. welcome to you. but first remind us briefly the issue in this trial is whether the city can go ahead with its bankruptcy process, right? >> right. it has to prove that it's insolvent and that's what they are seek for bankruptcy protection right now. but what the opposition wants to know is did detroit actually negotiate in good faith before they filed for bankruptcy. >> brown: all right, so today you heard from governor rick snyder, what were the lawyers opposing him arguing and what was his response? >> well, jeffrey, it was far from the typical day at bankruptcy court. as you he leaded to this really underscores the historic nature of what detroit is going th

is it, and what happens to bash orr al-assad in the optimal solution? >> i don't want to get ahead of myself. >> right. >> but what i am telling people including my friends in damascus is that after this two years of war, they don't call it civil war. but i think they accept that it is a war. 100,000 people were killed. their country ravaged, destroyed, cities destroyed. their arts destroyed. the past destroyed. we're not going to go back to the system that was created. we're going to create a new republic. that's what syria wants and that is what syria will get, i hope. how that is going to be worked out, you know, as i told you now, will following the american russian decision everybody will come if it takes place without any preconditions that means nobody is going to ask that bashar be hanged before we go to geneva. but then there are very hard questions that will need to be answered. and what i am telling everybody is syrians should get together and build their own republic. >> rose: thank you for coming. pleasure to see you. >> thank you for havin

bob orr and david martin report. why are democrats and republicansÑi unable to reopen e government?e have insight from nancy cordes and major garrett. how did açó nine-year-old boy ps through security and get on a plane without a ticket?Ñi dean reynolds on the case of the las vegas stow away. and we'll talk the future of the n.f.l. with cowboy's owner jerry jones. the commissioner, roger goodell, seems hell bent to start a team in london and i wonder what you think of that. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

homeland security correspondent bob orr is with us. bob. >> reporter: good evening, norah. well, much of downtown washington tonight is a crime scene after that chaotic and frightening car chase and shooting that played out between the white house and capitol hill. at midafternoon, police closed in on a black infinity coupe on capitol hill. cruisers tried to pin the car against some sidewalk barricades as other responding officers drew their weapons. frank schwing watched it all unfold. >> a black sedan came in at a high rate of speed, followed by three or four cruisers. they stopped the the sedan at the base of the capitol, about 50 feet from where i was standing. and surrounded the car. >> reporter: the woman driver suddenly backed up, hit a cruiser, turned, and sped away. police opened fire. ( gunfire ) furloughed government employee peter plocky was right there. there. >> reporter: how rapid were the shots? >> quite rapid. it was like boom, boom, boom. >> reporter: the driverred headed for a nearby traffic circle and continued to speed erratically around the west front

bob orr on the fury over n.s.a. surveillance. the stock market makes history.hony mason on what's driving today's numbers. and whatever happened to the people of the inferno? elaine quijano one year after hurricane sandy torched a neighborhood. >> it's a disgrace that we waited this long. captioning sponsored by cbs captioning sponsored by cb this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

orr goes to the ground and smashes his head. that's just chilling. he was basically unconscious. that he has a concussion. we don't know when he'll be back. not sure how i feel about fighting in the nhl anymore. promoting an nba video game, michael jordan drifted in to a little bit of controversy. asked who he would like to go one-on-one with if he was still in his prime. >> jerry west, baylor, kobe bryant in his prime. d. wade in his prime. melo. that's a good start. i don't think i'd lose. other than kobe bryant because he steals all my moves. >> nice. he said he'd beat lebron, though. kobe bryant tweeted domino effect. i stole some of his, this generation stole some of mine. #the cycle. meanwhile lebron said no one will ever see the match-up. this made us wonder your dream match-up in any sport. #way too early. i love playing that game. >> it is fun. i got 22-year-old mike tyson verse ali in his prichl. i think that would be one of the biggest spectacles ever. >> if ali was on, he would toy with tyson. >> it would be over one way or the other in the first two minutes. well, le

walmart, radio shack and best buy are all selling the iphone 5c for $50 orr less. walmart cut the deal to $45. that deal will be good through the holiday season. $50 gift cards to the purchase of a phone. best buy's deal ends monday. radio shack's ends november 2. pretty good. >> radio shack, i haven't heard that name in a while. i remember buying my old calculators there back in the day. >>> consider this, you can get a free tall coffee from starbucks this week. you have to buy somebody else a drink there as well. starbucks' ceo says he's fed up with all the bickering on capitol hill. he wants americans to kol together and support one another and hopes this promotion helps set the example for how to do that. >> maybe you should buy me a cup today. >> the cynic says this was the best possible marketing thing they could do this week. >> they know what they're doing. starbucks is a successful company. >> they got on tv for free. >> and maybe we should be giving and working together. you want to buy me a cup of coffee or not? >> i'll get you a free cup of coffee. >> n

decide if you want to go for the lower premium or with a bigger network with the provide orrs t you want. you can make that choice. >> one of the things that we hear the most, the fine. if you don't have insurance by a certain date there will be a fine for people who don't sign up. tell us about how that fine is going to work. it's minimal and then increases. >> right. it starts at $95 a year and then grows to 2.5% of income. most people want to be covered. they want the peace of mind to have coverage, so they don't have to live sicker. die younger. be one emergency away from financial ruin. but if the options that are available are not affordable enough, that is a viable -- it is a viable option. just to say i'll pay on my taxes at year end that additional assessment, but the problem is that you don't get covered as a result. you have to wait -- if you do get sick until you have to wait until the next enrollment period to sign up. you have to sign up during the everyone enrollment periods. >> the fine for the children is half what it is for an adult. >> that's right. >> one of the thing

it's the carcass of an 18-foot- long orr fish. a southern california snorkeler found it off the coast of catalina. they can grow up to 56 feet long. it took 15 people to haul this big one out the water. >> i have never heard or seen one. >> scary. >> a giant eel. >>> from one sea monster to another people are being told to stay out of the water in los angeles county after a surfer got near a shark in two feet of water. the woman captured a picture two feet under the surfboard at manhattan beach. some people are not surprised. >> their habitat is being taken and now they are moving here i suppose. >> i guess so. lifeguard spotted sharks in the same area about a month ago. >>> amazing what you see in the water, sharks, sea lions. i saw a whale out there one time. huge. >> friendly. >> you're hoping. [ laughter ] >> you're hoping it's not a killer whale! hey, guys. around the bay area today we have sunshine coming our way looks like a great day. how the the door mostly clear skies and chilly especially in the valleys temperatures in