good evening, i'm chris mapt us in boston. let me start with this. this week ends with john boehner being dribbled across the court. he hits the floor because a right winger in the stands yells something nasty. why is he so unable to do what will make him a profile in courage? aren't there better ways to end your career, mr. speaker, than being bounced around by people you don't respect in aren't there? i have faith in this country, darn it, i have faith in politics. i believe good people can come to agreement and stop taking cheap stupid shots at each oesh. it didn't work once. it took us to civil war. but that was due to slavery. it was economic, historical. we came all to know moral. this fight is whether to implement a law that the united states congress passed, that the president of the united states signed, that the supreme court of the united states declared constitutional. is it a sign of weakness for speaker boehner to say when he gets up in the morning, we're going back to the regular american system. sorry crazies, we're going to enforce t

but we do not have a score with us in boston. >> very tough job for the cardinals tonight piment >> in st. peter's scary this past weekend, in front of house of people, pope francis met a friend. he made himself comfortable. and at one point, they tried to get him off of the stage, but he wrapped his arms around the pope's leg. he continued his homily, and put his hand on the child's head. the child got closer and for the second time when someone tried to take him away, he rested and ran to his new friend. some beautiful pictures there at the vatican, and you can watch this when we go. watch him go back. great pictures. all right, stay with us, kevin corval has more after this. >> there has been a winter storm with us from the beginning of the week, across the four corners of the rockies, and now the system is making its way across the central part of the united states. let's take a closer look. we're getting a lot of rain out of the system right now. chicago, texas, and in these areas, we expect to see rain in the next 4 hours. flood watches and warnings are in effect in the region. a

good evening, i'm chris mapt us in boston. let me start with this. s week ends with john boehner being dribbled across the court. he hits the floor because a right winger in the stands yells something nasty. why is he so unable to do what will make him a profile in courage? aren't there better ways to end your career, mr. speaker,

us it's a cool movie about space. >>> we'll take a break. when we come back, checking in with the survivors who gave us the phrase boston strong. >>> finally tonight if you saw last night's broadcast you saw an event that was held this weekend in boston. it has to do with people we followed in the news. people we've come to know for all the wrong reasons. they are the boston amputees, the brave survivors who keep proving time and time again they are still standing and then some. >> translator:. >> reporter: we first met them, a group of six women amputees from the boston bombing four months ago at spalding rehab hospital in boston. back then they were just getting fitted with their new limbs. back then, still fresh from their wounds, still on a lot of meds, getting used to the idea of getting around again. women like celeste corcoran who we followed from the start who lost both legs in the bombing. >> we want the to walk and that's the main priority. i loved my legs. i was always told my legs were my best feature, you know. now they're gone. so. >> reporter: and so it was an amazing and public show of courage on an open field in boston this weeken

used to do when i was a kid. i grew up in the suburbs of boston. and we used to go in and visit boston. and sometimes we'd go to the mta, metropolitan transit authority. it's the underground train, electrified. the train rides into two rails, and there's a third rail. and guess what the third rail is for, gang? it's 5,000 volts. that's the source of energy. now the third rail is a little higher. and what the train does, it has a little brush all the time scraping. and so it gets 5,000 volts between that brush and the rail, see? 5,000 volts runs your motor, and these things are motor-driven, electrified rails. well, we kids, we used to do something that, looking back, i'm not so proud of it. but let me tell you what we used to do. we used to get on the rail there. we'd get up in there, okay? we'd be in the platform and the trains are coming by here. now, what we would do-- and we found out that we could get the people on the platform very excited-- we jump down on the pit. and we jump down-- you're not supposed to do that. [laughter] but they got a white line here. but we would do it any

in some speeches. rand paul has responded, not to us, but publicly in a totally inexplicable way. that is ahead. but we begin with news from boston, in boston, this is a very fancy place. named for this handsome devil who paid to build it in years past.

taking a second look at a high- tech system now used on train systems in boston and baltimore. under this system is, track workers are equipped with alarms that sound and brit -- vibrate when a train is 15 second is away. >>> the results of a vote are expected late friday night or early saturday morning. b.a.r.t.'s board of directors would then vote on the new deal with the union workers approve the tentative agreement. a board vote would likely come during the next scheduled meeting on november 21st. it is possible it could come earlier during a special board meeting. both sides are expected to approve this deal. >>> and the tentative agreement ended b.a.r.t.'s latest four day strike which outraged many bay area commuters. mump of the anger was focused on union workers demands for extra pay when they already make some of the highest average salaries in the state. figures compiled shed light on the salaries. they show the raises workers receive reflect the wage bumps that other bay area government employees already got in the last few years and the b.a.r.t. raises were slightly

in the boston marathon coming. tonight's big story, one that has inspired us all, and one that was caught on camera exclusively by 11 news. john champion is live in the newsroom with the story. >> erica brannock thought she was taking a simple trip to boston for the marathon. her life changed forever that they, and today, six months later, it changed yet again. standing tall saturday, air account brannock had a defining moment she never expected. >> there you go. >> friends and admirers cheered her on as she publicly learned how to walk again using a prophetic. >> they have been waiting for just as long as i have. >> back in april, she was injured in the boston marathon bombing, her wounds so severe doctors had to amputate part of her left leg after fighting hard. leg.r left after fighting hard, she has found a reason to smile. >> a lot of hard work, getting stronger so i can get to the point where it is comfortable. >> as if the walking part wasn't enough -- >> hi. >> she took steps in front of students at davenport preschool in townsend where she works as a teacher. the children have followed her recovery closely.

in boston, at fenway park only one win to show. >>> so for more on the alc matchup let's bring in ross shimabuku who is live in fenway park in boston. the tigers are used to playing in this round but what's the road like getting back to this championship series? >> it's been a chilly road back, and a chilly 57°, but of course the mileage, sorry of course we're having live problems at fenway park. but of course the tigers are trying to get back to that alcs third straight year, but they've done a lot of traveling, after thursday night's dramatic victory they took a red eye from oakland to boston, got in about 9 a.m., it is the playoffs, it's time to man up because the tigers haven't won a world series championship since 1984. >> the detroit tigers are going back to the american league championship series. it's dÉjÀ vu all over again. the tiegz ar tigers are behind n verlander, but the tigers are looking to finish what they started and their first world series title in almost 30 years. detroit becomes better equipped, in right fielder torii hunter and jose iglesias. matt sherzer winning 20 games this season. superoutfielders miguel cabrera. they will hav

for us the top of mind is the instance that took place in boston. was difficult for us to process. as a hard time for our industry. the consensus was to move forward and get back to the tradition. some of the enhancements that will barack to the event. >> what are some of the enhancements? >> we are asking all of our participants to pick up their packets the registration themselves. this is a chance for us to talk to them directly. the second enhancement is we will have checkpoints. this has been in place in the past. security personnel that will check people when they come in. we're going to issue them a clear plastic bag. we'rwe have done this for several years. only allowing participants in the starting area. the finish area will not be open to general thpublic. if you want to see someone who is running in this you have to be beyond the the finish line. contact some of our partners for a ticket to get in. >> this is the back that we are going to issue. this is something that people, if they want to have a dry shirt. it has a drawstring. >> seems

the real cardinals showed up in boston, they used speed, clutch hitting and several young arms to get back into this world series. david ortiz. st. louis pitcher michael walka walked a batter and threw a checkup to big pappy. red sox led 2-1 in the sixth. two homeeners two games. st. louis comes right back 2nd. pete cosma scores the game-tying run. but wild thing, i think i love you. jay scores the go ahead run. 3-2, cardinals. then carlos beltran steps up. remember, carlos went to the hospital last night after injuring his ribs but returns tonight to go two for four. st. louis used three pitchers tonight. 23-year-old pitcher rosenthal comes in to close out the last three to end the game. st. louis wins 4-2 and it's tied 1-1 in the series. game 3 is saturday. >>> it was a big night for boston sports fans. a sold out boston crowd watched the victory in the sharks bruins game. this die-hard fan remembers the captain as the boston bruins. they trailed 1-0 to the 1st. patrick marlo ties it 1-1. in less than one second, david citche deflects the puck pass for the game winner, in less than

used to be. it's kind of a step in the right direction. >> we will continue to follow the progress of our new friends in boston and continue to cheer them on. that, for us, is our broadcast on a monday night as we start a new week. thanks for being with us. i'm brian williams. we'll look for you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >> she did it again, shocking miley cyrus, was it too much for a morning show? miley texts who she hooked up with at 2:00 in the morning. >>> then, blooper movie hit, "gravity." this is what happens to a woman astronaut in outer space. >>> plus, the captured terrorist, what's going on in the interrogation room. >>> and the judge who baked a wedding cake for a killer. and then performed the ceremony. she even allowed the newlyweds to kiss. the bride speaks out. >>> plus, video, angelina jolie, sweet sixteen. >> now, "inside edition," with deborah norville. >>> hello, everybody. thank you for joining us. miley cyrus seems to have found a formula to ensure everyone is talking about her. her latest exploit, her wardrobe choice for a today show appearance. some say it showed way

in your wallet? i need your timesheets, larry! >>> welcome back to "early start." 17 minutes past the hour. i'm zoraida sambolin. john berman is going to join us live from bostonater in the broadcast. he has the big world series win this morning. >>> first, we have dramatic testimony at the trial of a utah doctor martin macneill who is accused of killing his wife. three of macneill's daughter took the stand on wednesday telling the court why they believe their dad murdered their mother. cnn's jean casarez is following this trial. >> my mom was just wonderful. >> reporter: one by one, they took the stand. >> my mom was my best friend. >> reporter: three sisters testifying against their father martin macneill accused of murdering his wife so he could share a future with his mistress. >> who is martin macneill? >> it was my dad. >> is he in the court today? >> uh-huh. >> where is he seated? >> right there. >> vanessa describing for the jury a message she retrieved from her mother's cell phone shortly after her death. >> did you, in fact, tell investigators that were dad told your mom to not go anywhere, to take it easy? >> uh-huh. my father picked up the phone. h

us. >> we're examining the cholera epidemic in haiti and a new lawsuit aimed at the u.n. mission there. joining us now from bostona lawyer and director of the institute for justice and democracy in haiti, the group leading the lawsuit. from new york, editor and journalist in haiti and recently returned from haiti, and former correspondent in haiti for the associated press and author of "the big truck that went by: how the world came to save haiti and left behind a disaster." he was the first to report the u.n. cholera story. kim, let me start with you. you just came back from haiti. what is the situation on the ground with regards to the cholera? >> i think people are identifying the u.n. very much with cholera. you often see that in the demonstrations. there was a giant one with probably over 10,000 people on september 30th that i was in, and they had many signs saying the u.n. equals cholera. so the anger is very palpable, and i think the welcome for the lawsuit is great. >> jonathan, help us understand exactly how we know now that the u.n. is responsible for this outbreak. you did a lot of original reporting o

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us live now. mike, as we see the president shaking hands there on stage in boston what would you take away from the speech? >> reporter: the president may have been trying to change the subject a bit and hold this rally with an obviously supportive crowd not to mention the environmental protesters who heckled him for a short time. but he did address the issue of the day. that issue is after repeatedly promising, and since its signing three and a half years ago that if you had your existing health plan you're able to keep your existing health plan, and it turns out that many americans, thousands, perhaps as many as 2 million americans are getting letters from those health plans saying we're canceling your health plan because it does not conform to the affordable healthcare, that has led to criticism that the president misled the public in selling the health reform. the president did address that head on. he said if you're getting some of these letters, these cancellation letters, tony, shop around. shop around on the exchanges and else wear and you'll find that your coverage will be much more extens

used to be. it's kind of a step in the right direction. >> we will continue to follow the progress of our new friends in boston and continue to cheer them on. that, for us, is our broadcast on a monday night as we start a new week. thanks for being with us. i'm brian williams. we'll look for you right back here tomorrow evening. we'll look for you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com the economy needs manufacturing. machines, tools, people making stuff. companies have to invest in making things. infrastructure, construction, production. we need it now more than ever. chevron's putting more than $8 billion dollars back in the u.s. economy this year. in pipes, cement, steel, jobs, energy. we need to get the wheels turning. i'm proud of that. making real things... for real. ...that make a real difference. ♪ for real. ...that make a real difference. >> angry mother. i didn't ever really plan to 0find people. turned on father that's who i am. >> taking new york by storm. miley opens up. will it change when you think of her. who is the sexiest woman alive. again. and ne

in georgia, louisiana and massachusetts. the film business used to be a california now boston and detroit and other cities are beating us. la has been losing a lot of work not just so far. alcatraz was mostly shot in canada not in the bay area. to connote with the other states we need to up the ante. we need to increase the incentives. it will provide jobs for many, many san franciscans. like you've at the scene we've got electricians and actors and stratosphere and other folks. we look to this for income and san francisco, california make the money by luring this away from other cities. i support our incentives and increasing your incentives thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please >> i'm still here for item 3 but the film industry is one of my passions too. movies made in california and new york but cal are very aestheticly beautiful to watch. i want to add that because of the internet this is an opportunity in inner city. we have a lot of filmmakers the youth filmmakers and i want the rebate group to consider it for them too >> thank you very much (clapping) are there any other members of the public who wishes to

john king is standing by in boston for us.the scene for what the president hopes to achieve today. >> well, wolf, what he hopes to achieve first and foremost and most of all, i should say, is to urge people to lift their heads, and he'll say, essentially, look out at the horizon, the obama care rollout seems to be a mess, but the point he is trying to make is a year from now, things will be different. we're getting people who didn't have coverage coverage. we're expanding for people who did have coverage. and while he will take accountable for the mess, and tell people be patient, things will get better, in the end, this law will be good for you. republicans, ov, disagree. and he will cite the rollout of romney care, or the massachusetts health care plan where only 123 people, according to the statistics, signed up the first month. now it covers more than 95% of the citizens of massachusetts. it has broad bipartisan support among the people of massachusetts and among the politicians. but this is a tough challenge for the presi

use boston as an example. a year ago, more than half the homes in boston were affordable according to this measure. now it's down to about a third? >> it's fallen for two reasons, home prices are up and mortgage rates are higher than they were a year ago. even though rates have come down a little bit, we saw a big spike in mortgage rates in may and june. a lot of that had to do with expectations about what the fed would do. now all bets are off in terms of what the rest of the government would do with housing. but that's what sent rates up. that all considered, that means homes are less affordable to buy in pretty much he everywhere in the country. >> what does that mean economically? it means that the rich can buy homes and others get sort of priced out? >> it means that the rich can buy homes. lots of people who can't afford to buy are either representing or they're looking for smaller places. many are doubling up. as part of this recession we saw more young people still living with their parents, or with roommates more than they did before the recession. affordability is a big driver that explai

. >> don lemon on the scene for us in massachusetts outside boston. don, thank you very much. was just reading through this statement, this criminal complaint, statement of facts. based on his statements and the corroborating evidence found at multiple scenes at the danvers high school and surrounding wooded area of the juvenile was subsequently placed into custody and booked for murder. it was learned from an interview of the juvenile suspect and video surveillance, footage recovered at the scene, that the juvenile student that atenlds danvers high school assaulted and subsequently murdered colleen ritzer and disposed of her body near the high school grounds. those are statements coming from this statement of fact in this criminal complaint. joining us now is arianna edwards, a classmate of the alleged killer. arianna, this must be so shocking for you and for everyone there. how are you doing, first of all? are you okay? >> yeah. i'm all right. >> now, did you know this young man? >> i'm just, like, shocked, obviously. >> like all of us are. >> i didn't know him, like, person

he was in boston yesterday trying to sell his health care while using mitt romney's plan in massachusettsif it was hard to do it in one state it's hard doing it in all 50 states, especially when the governors of a bunch of states and half of the congress aren't trying to help. yeah. it's hard. but it's worth it. it is the right thing to do. we're going to keep moving forward. >> what can happen here in massachusetts can happen all across the country and for them and for you we're going to see through. for the fewer than 5% of americans who buy insurance on your own, you will be getting a better deal. so anyone peddling the notion that insurers are cancelling people's plan without mentioning that almost all the insurers are encouraging people to join better plans with the same carrier and stronger benefits and stronger protection while others will be able to get better plans with new carriers through the marketplace and many will get new help to pay for these better plans and make them cheaper if you leave that stuff out, you're being grossly misled to say the least. >>> all right. so chal

footage that we had in boston, we know the cameras in that case did save lives and prevented another incident from happening. i do think we have to be careful in how that information is used by the police. i have had this conversation with greg, he is mindful of that and understand that you want to have rules so that if there is a need for the footage, you know that they can go to court and request it and that can happen very quickly so there is no time lapse between an incident and when something takes place. in terms of the general view of the around security cameras, i think that there are times when security cameras are appropriate and i think that in those cases it is, i'm supportive of the police department requiring those cameras for some of these liquor licenses where they are being requested. what i have concerns and supervisor wiener has concerns is a blanket rule that says any liquor license and you have to get a security camera. i don't think from a public safety standpoint that makes sense because i do believe that that for many businesses it is possible for them to operate without that. i understand maybe the availability of that footage can make people's li

using a prosthetic. she was injured in the boston marathon bombing.took the memorable steps in front of her students at davenport preschool in towson where she worked as a teacher. >> it's been a lot of rehab and hard work in getting stronger so that i can get to that point where it's comfortable. >> parents of brannock's students also used yesterday's event to raise money for the preschool teacher. >> funeral services were held for angel chiwengo, the woman killed. she was killed when two spts trying to escape police crashed into the jeep she was riding in. her family says they are heart broken by the loss and what they are calling a lack of communication with city officials. both suspects were also killed in the crash and the chiwengo family is now calling for an outside entity to complete an investigation into that incident. baltimore county police are investigating a shooting in parkville. officers were called to darlington drive shortly before 7:30 last night for reports of a shooting. police say they found a man suffering from a single gunshot w

in boston. when they are in st. louis they have to use national league rules he expects to use him as a pinch-hitter. and they are happy so far with the play of adams in craig's place. >> when i was in st. louis in the matchup series, they definitely won a rematch with the red sox going back to that 2004 world series. how much are the players and coaches talking about this rematch? >> reporter: you can certainly see why they would want a rematch. let's look back, cardinals had won 105 games, and they say that may have been the best team that cardinals ever fielded. not only did they not get it done they were swept by the boston red sox 4-1, and they told the story about how the divisional series against houston that year took a lot out of the cardinals, how they had to go seven games and there was a big celebration. before they knew it they were down 2-0 in the world series. they say that taught him about the urgency of the moment at this point in the season, and you can bet he's not going to let his team look past any game in the world s

in boston, we're in danvers. there's a high school behind us. really quiet today. and i want you to imagine this, brooke, and the audience. according to our sources, about an hour and a half past now is when that teacher lost her life two days ago. 3:30 in the afternoon, according to sources. she wanted to go to the restroom. faculty restroom was locked. so she goes to the restroom on the second floor, a student restroom, and the security cameras in this school show the suspect, philip chism, going into the restroom and then the next thing you know, it shows the suspect coming out of the restroom with a recycle bin that her body is believed to be inside. and then he dumps the body into the woods behind the athletic fields about 20 feet into the woods. as you said, brooke, the sources say he used a box cutter. he also hit her. and then once he got rid of her body in the woods, he took the recycle bin 100 feet away and threw the recycle bin over an embankment, went to the wendy's to get some food, went to a movie. and then changed clothes and they found him in a neig

in sight. it may make for good theater on the floor of the capitol, but for everyday americans, a federal shutdown stinks. >> i think they're a bunch ofity useds. >> reporter: maryann comes to boston to visit friends every year in d.c. they knew the shutdown was coming but they thought their tennis lesson was good to go. what did they tell you? >> they expected it wouldn't be any problem. >> reporter: and here we are with a sign up. >> here we are. we drove over, thought we were going to be a couple of minutes late and they're shut down. oh well. >> reporter: hopefully they can go somewhere else. >> it's time for ed markey to get to work. >> reporter: in rock creek park, mike hydeck, wusa9. >>> we asked you what you thought about the government shutdown. here are two comments that were posted on our facebook fan page. russell gilroy writes, every last member of congress, both democrats and republicans, need to be voted out of office. mary wright says, disgusted. i also wonder if the country's bond rating will suffer greatly from this since our country's image has suffered a major hit already from it. >>> still to come when we come back, we're going to meet the woman whose personal

using websites like yahoo!'s digital quote. we instantly find four in their bostonrea. >> this one has bundles starting at $80 a month. >> look at the competition, see what they offer and come back to them and say, but i can get this here, what can you do for me. >> reporter: sure enough, one quick call by dad and slashes $420 off their bill. and we keep going. tip number two, did you know you get charged monthly to rent those dvrs, modems and routers? >> you're paying to lease. you can buy it for less. >> reporter: we find this one for sale on line. saving them another $120. tip three, lower your internet speed. unless you're streaming a lot of video for you or your children like the seldoms, you don't really need the highest speed. a simple switch can save close to $360 a year. finally, tip number four, go back to the basics with the land line. cancel those extra services like call waiting and caller i.d. that saves $105 a year. adding those tiny changes up, they can save over $1,000 this year. >> that's real money! >> reporter: it is shocking that you are not rew

boston roots and are therefore watching very excitedly this world series. >> yes. and i think you made everyone watching at home hate us all. >> or love us. >> and where the raigts might fall in certain states. >> you're from boston, you're a red sox fan. >> i am from boston and through this series, i am a red sox fan. and what do we think? in five? >> i can't predict. it will jinx them. >> she wants it to be in six because she has tickets to game six. >> i would be very happy if it were in five but i will be there in person for game six. >> they tend to make it a nail biter so i think you'll get to ethe sixth game. thank you both. to go facebook or twitter to weigh in on our fireback question. do you care if the u.s. spies on other countries? right now 40% of you say yes. 60% of you say no. the debate continues online at cnn.com/crossfire. >> join us monday for another edition of "crossfire." erin burnett outfront starts right now. >>> outfront, the unsolved murder of jonbenet ramsey. >> in every case parents are suspected initially. >> four pages of grand jury testimony released. does it reveal her killer? we'll ask the ramseys' lawyer. >> plus, slashing the military budget

boston pulled together during trauma. >> dealing with families - like i say, just participating in many events - that helps all of us. >> lieber witch runs an organization that looks at how sport can create social positive change. he says the red sox players and boston athletes used influence and talent to strengthen ties to the community. >> the backdrop of the bomb was motivation for everyone in the city and sport is a great deflection to think about other things and rally around the hope of a new season. >> after six months of private and public grieving boston has something to cheer about. >> amazing. you have the home crowd, boston strong, marathon, it's awesome. >> the red sox were not expected to do well. just as boston rallied in the aftermath of the bombings, so too did the attempt. the win won't erase the memories, but might help the city forget. if only for one glorious night. >> fantastic. more on the stories in this bulletin and at the website at aljazeera.com. in the eye of a political storm. >> hello, i'm libby casey. what is usually secret is out in the open tonight, and the national security agency is o

in the cyber battle, wherever it takes us. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. >>> one of the boston suspects is suspected in a 2011 triple murder in massachusetts. according to federal documents, slain boston marathon bombing suspect tamper lynn tsarnaev allegedly killed three people by cutting their throats. the information comes from a man in florida who was killed while being questioned by the tib. >>> the food and administration wants to know about any pets getting sick after eating jerky treats. the agency says it's gotten reports thousands of illnesses in fact. so far more than 580 dogs and cats have died from this. fda officials say most of these treats come from china. >>> it is 6:55. time for the question of the morning. in a recent survey, 60% of men said they worry about this. is it a, going bald, b, retirement savings or c, eternal bachelorhood? >> our facebook friend gloria wrote a, going bald but derek mcginty, bald on you is great. >> but the answer is a, going bald. yÑ ózç >>> 6:58. we've got rain and showers, emily south and east of town right now. isolated showers

in the dug out. big swing then to continue to swing a bat well after that was huge for us e-also american league. red sox close-out bostonup 3 nothing in the fifth. unloads one to left off clay here. 3 run shot. tied at 3 but the braves one more l sting in them. back up catcher. land in the life tank and win 5-4 boston ladies the series 2 games to 1. dodgers looking to clinch the series with a the's achls. love the bomb off carpenter dodgers up 4-3 and slam the door shut nice swinging him in the games. pirates cardinals series. game 4. makeal in hit interthe eighth. mop sister home run to right. tomorrow thing they had l cardinals even the series at 2 appease with a 2-1 victory. well raiders beat the chargers and 2 and 3 and of project going so well they cut quarterback lynn today guaranteed 64 million dollars and one expensive mistake. monday night football. 37 beyond all reasonable doubt tiny yv make the report or gun second with two 74. moments litter matt ryan. former sanford store. 2 minutes to go but the jets in field goal range. next ball. criminals the game winner. went 30 to 2 28. the they fall to 1 and 4. this

us from boston, of course, to break it all down. so john, we could talk baseball. i hope we can use some kind of baseball analogy inthing. what did we learn in 3 1/2 hours of testimony yesterday from kathleen sebelius do you think? >> we learned number one that the republicans just feel emboldened, kate. chris used the term pinata, i think rightly so. they just kept coming at her and coming at her and coming at her. as she traveled the country last week, she was saying we didn't have enough time and republicans trying to keep defund the program. yesterday she said i'm sorry, i'm responsible. we're going to get it right. you say is it enough? it won't be enough if we start every morning with you saying the staff tried to logon to the website and the website still has problems. you have to go through this to turn the page. you can't start rebuilding confidence until you take accountability and responsibility. in that light, potentially a page turner but underline potentially. >> they know that, especially in today's partisan environment, the hits are going to keep on coming on the administration from republicans and

go greyhound and leave the driving to us. >> you made a good point in the commercial. shocking. bostoncient history. >> nobody talks about it. nobody asking about it. what lesson did we learn from it? why didn't we catch it beforehand? the intel failure? it's like it never happened. >> it's our fault. >> i have an idea. >> we move on. >> i think he should be allowed to be outside. they should get a treadmill and start it. he hurt the victims running the marp on this. turn that sucker up so fast and make him run and all of a sudden stop it. make it do it over and over all day long. >> you should be in charge of interrogations. >> don't you see what i mean? >> yeah. that's a good idea. >> or put the treadmill by a chain link fence that he has access to. >> can i point something out? because he's a u.s. citizen, born here, has citizenship, the judge always deferred to him. he points out if you treat him differently because you don't like what he did, he's a terrorist or whatever. if you treat him differently you risk a judgment. >> he could get something reversed on appeal. >> he has to h

in danvers, massachusetts. our cbs boston station, wbz, tells us colleen ritzer was killed tuesday with a box cutter. out of the school in a recycling bin and dumped in the woods. a student, 14-year-old phillip chism is charged withs an adult with her murder. a student said ritzer cawd chism drawing during a class and asked to speak to him after school. lawyers for michael skakel filed a motion seek his release from a connecticut prison. yesterday a judge granted him a new trial in the 1975 murder of his neighbor, martha moxley. both were teenagers at the time. here's jim ale rod. >> reporter: a connecticut judge is ordering a new trial for michael skakel, because his lawyer did not provide a constitutionally adequate defense. >> this is a judge who believes that everything about this defense was inadequate, was wrong. and a judge who thinks that the investigation was slip shood, that there were witnesses who were not sought, let alone found. >> reporter: martha moxley's 81-year-ol81-year-old mother, d, remains convinced michael skakel beat her daughter to death with a golf club that belonged to her

the cards will open up the world series in boston with the opportunity to practice at fenway and get usedrk they rarely play in. >> looking forward to a good workday in fenway. get the guys used to the stadium, and getting one day closer to getting this thing going. >> reporter: the secretary of state will counter with jon lester. to counter lester's threat, st. louis is trying something new. their batters are preparing by practicing against their own pitchers, something rarely done in practice in baseball. >> yeah, it feels good to get out there and complete against pitchers. they are guys on our own team, but it's fun to take some seriouses at-bats. took eight to ten at-bats, i don't know what exactly it was, but it felt good and that's what i'm focusing on right now. just taking good at-bats, and it's fun. >>> on to cricket now. south african have gained the advantage against dubai. getting the first five 5-wicket hole. south africa finish 128-3, with 7 wickets remaining. over in india, australia are looking to take a lead in the series. they put on 295-8 of their 50s over india are 27

the boston police have also called on fans not to wear backpacks to fenway today because it's all fresh what happened six months ago, in the wake of the boston bombings, they did use backpacks to carry their explosives to the marathon. i don't think there's even a boston fan who at the beginning of this season who said this is our year, this is it. >> as you mentioned, it's been six months, the city has come so far, the red sox have come a very, very far distance as well. the red sox and the boston marathon are intimately tied together. they have been, it's a tradition, it's a patriot day tradition. the runners run right by fenway park during the marathon. after that morning game, the fans headed out to cheer on the runners. twin bombings rocked the marathon, then followed the lockdown, the man hunt and the capture. red sox big hitter david ortiz said it best. >> this is [ bleep ] neil diamond made an appearance making the red sox even sweeter and the fans raised -- ensuring the boston strong mantra, which became a unifying phrase that symbolized the city's resilience would be a big part of an historic season. >> throughout the year, we have had patients, victims,

high pressure in direction of the high is what is responsible for the direction of our wind over the last few days. we're the coldest around us. boston is at 38. detroit and chicago in the 40s. 36 in atlanta and 39 in memphis. that air is moving in our direction. here is the jetstream to the north. this will help to bring in there milder air heading into the next few days. with our sunset at 6:12 and the next high today in the afternoon, we have a small craft advisory. we have a slight wind out there, but it is responsible. today, 57 degrees. still below normal for today. 38 degrees tonight, but again, patchy claudes and a lot of sun tomorrow, 37 degrees. and here is the run of 60s just in time for the end of october. 61 on monday, 62 on tuesday. 65 on wednesday with a chance of showers. halloween, 68 degrees. mildest night of the week. 54. so, a nice night for trick or tweeting. just a little bit on the cool side. >> all right. bundle up. >>> still to come on eyewitness news saturday morning -- ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, these are the hands of a surgeon. a pediatrician. these are pioneering advances in heart surgery. and these are developing

in the dug out. big swing then to continue to swing a bat well after that was huge for us e-also american league. red sox close-out boston to left off clay here. 3 run shot. tied at 3 but the braves one more l sting in them. back up catcher. land in the life tank and win 5-4 boston ladies the series 2 games to 1. dodgers looking to clinch the series with a the's achls. love the bomb of carpenter dodgers up 4-3 and slam the door shut nice swinging him in the games. pirates cardinals series. game 4. makeal in hit interthe eighth. mop sister home run to right. tomorrow thing they had l cardinals even the series at 2 appease with a 2-1 victory. well raiders beat the chargers and 2 and 3 and of project going so well they cut quarterback lynn today guaranteed 64 million dollars and one expensive mistake. monday night football. 37 beyond all reasonable doubt tiny yv make the report or gun second with two 74. moments litter matt ryan. former sanford store. 2 minutes to go but the jets in field goal range. next ball. criminals the game winner. went 30 to 2 28. the they fall to 1 and 4. this is abc 7 sports report brought to you b

in the dug out. big swing then to continue to swing a bat well after that was huge for us e-also american league. red sox close-out boston up 3 nothing in the fifth. unloads one to left off clay here. 3 run shot. tied at 3 but the braves one more l sting in them. back up catcher. land in the life tank and win 5-4 boston ladies the series 2 games to 1. dodgers looking to clinch the series with a the's achls. love the bomb off carpenter dodgers up 4-3 and slam the door shut nice swinging him in the games. pirates cardinals series. game 4. makeal in hit interthe eighth. mop sister home run to right. tomorrow thing they had l cardinals even the series at 2 appease with a 2-1 victory. well raiders beat the chargers and 2 and 3 and of project going so well they cut quarterback lynn today guaranteed 64 million dollars and one expensive mistake. monday night football. 37 beyond all reasonable doubt tiny yv make the report or gun second with two 74. moments litter matt ryan. former sanford store. 2 minutes to go but the jets in field goal range. next ball. criminals the game winner. went 30 to 2 28. the they fall to 1 and 4. this

in boston to the first show here in washington. but just to understand the scope, the last tour used 65 trailers. we used 120 something trailers, almost twice the size we're traveling with the theater. i wanted to offer the comfort of an opera house so when you enter, everything is top quality. and also we pushed the limit of the acrobatic. the acrobatic are not regular acrobatic you get to see at cirque du soleil even though we have the top acrobatic. you get to see very different. we have people from africa. we have 12 different nationalities. >> sounds amazing and you want to take audiences to a new dimension. that's what you'll be experiencing when cavalla odysseo opens at national harbor a week from today. thank you very much for being with us. i don't know if he has rain. it starts today. starts today, tonight. sorry about that. let's go to erica with the weather. >>> thank you very much, andrea. it is a great day for anything indoors. on the michael & son weather cam, you can see plenty of clouds in place and in the day planner just as you're heading home from work, that's when the rain is

us in thanking them at bankofamerica.com/troopthanks. >> joe: today's game is sponsored by -- breslow back to work. a pinch hitter will start the inning. former bostonoduct of their system jose iglesias digs in. he bats for dirks. breslow remains. >> tim: this is real confidence in breslow pitching to right-hands batters. we were talking about it between innings, joe, possibility of being in the game once iglesias was announced. but not so. >> joe: next four hitters right-handed. >> tim: yeah. >> joe: two strikes on iglesias. breslow a big part of the divisional series win over tampa bay. got five outs over three different innings in the clincher game four in florida, when 3 2/3 he didn't allow a run in that series. first time for him in the postseason he has not been fazed. strikes out iglesias to start the nvg. >> tim: iglesias got a good pitch to hit 0-2. ball right down the pipes. taken for strike three. i think it surprised him. probably thinking breslow was going to wait to pitch. he didn't. >> joe: now it's austin jackson. 1 for 13 in this series. takes ball one low. he has struck out twice in this game, 18 times already this postseason. in 3

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us. you are in boston this morning. let's start by this threat of the u.s. breaching the thursday's debt ceiling deadline. we have heard about how disastrous this would be. is that being overblown? >> so i don't think it is being overblown because the fundamental problem is we really don't know what will happen. the idea that the united states treasury bill, the u.s. debts are riskless. >> that's that there is no threat at all is foundational to the world financial system. if that goes away, it's impossible to anticipate in advance when will happen. it might be bad. it might be catastrophic. >> it's unprecedented. >> the issue here is when you are talking about the potential for something as bad, say, the 2008 financial crisis, you don't take risks. >> there have been warnings if the u.s. defaulted on its debt, it could plunge the world into a recession as bad as the recession you mentioned aed in 2008. how would that unfold? >> so, again, the problem with 2008 is we didn't see it coming, that the financial system is so complex that there are linkages that n