negotiations she if listen to our advise in the rules and she even gave us not good signal in terms of norwalk with his in good faith this is not the beginning of a pro traffic fight with the district if you remember during the and/or 1021 has filed cases over cases because the human resources at that time was craving hostilities with the union this is the beginning of our demonstration to showing show that 1021 is not going to tolerate those practices we just want her to consider the civil service rules and bumming her out of her position she said she's doing the job so she can get out from under the district for her to not consider to bump the people that are not permanent civil service is not good for our relationship we are not going to just sit back and listen to what she going to say we're going to be 5th back i was the driving from our local union and you know we're going we're not going to stay away. >> thank you. next speaker, please mr. solomon. >> i have a question before i start, i put two subjects on my card yes. i can speak on both of them i'm sorry ms. solomon i got the card aft

. >> reporter: the wounded man was brought to norwalk hospital pronounced dead and the passengers he stabbed are said to have non-life-threatening injuries and the driver of the bus is being praised for his quick thinking. >> it was an aggressive situation people were being physically harmed on the bus and the driver needed to get the attention of the trooper. he knew there was a trooper located there and pulled the bus over to get the help. >> no one knows what started it but the trooper who shot him remains on administrative duty. >>> one side of the highway, the northbound side was shutdown overnight because of the investigation. all lanes are reopened. news starts now with jim and wendy. we're following two major stories. the new fight against ebola as we learn about another nurse diagnosed with ebola and how her travel has the government and airline scrambling. >>> a busy evening as october storms blow across our region. it's where we beginning tonight as we assess heavy damage from rain. there were even tornadoes warnings for much of our area. >> let's get right to our storm te

and larry -- [inaudible] from norwalk coming from an urban environment, he championed it as well.oley will repeal it. i will never, ever do that. >> moderator: mr. foley. foley: listen, governor malloy is, again, not telling the truth. i never said i would repeal the gun law. and i won't. the gun law he passed, though, has not made people in connecticut any safer. we had a terrible tragedy in newtown, there were an awful lot of things -- and i said at the time the governor through the media, not personally -- but. , please, let's fix the problem. let's figure out what the cause of the problem was, and let's address that and not do an overreaching gun bill which is what he did. the source of the problem at newtown was a mental health problem. and the governor had an opportunity to address mental health issues here in connecticut which i would like to address as governor. it's a serious problem. we don't have enough care for certain people with certain mental health problems. and i would like to solve that problem. he had an opportunity to take a good policy direction as a result of

>> well, because of their norwalk scare. so they are used and prepped for doing cleaning procedures. i am proud of her for keeping herself in a quarantined or socially isolated situation until she can be cleared. bill: okay. do you expect her to be evacuated? because the ship right now is not due back in dock for another three days. >> well the damage has already been done. if she is asymptomatic at 19 days, nobody knows the answer to that question. might be socially conscious right thing to do for rest of the people on the ship, particularly if this ship wants to give them a little peace of mind. we certainly wouldn't want her in the next 48 hours on the ship, to get fever, get symptoms of ebola and have to have a ship docked at a medical facility quarantined and treat her. bill: she left galveston on the 12th of october which was five days ago. you had vinson travel two days prior to that on october 10th. as you put the timeline together did the cdc screw this up in notification? >> i believe there was some mismanagement.

last night, that man was on had bus head to do casino in norwalk.he man stabbed two passengers, then himself and they say troopers shot him when he tried to tack one of them. he died at the hospital. medics took two stabbing victims to the hospital as well. it's not clear how they're doing tonight. and the trooper's gunfire did hit another person but those injuries we are told are not serious. >>> a potential break through in the treatment of autism. >> how something found in broccoli could make life better for those living with the condition. >>> and sure bullet is scary but is it appropriate for halloween. the costumes stirring up a whole lot of controversy. >> the opening of a grocery store may not seem like a big deal to some folks, but it has brought some folks in camden to tears. the great day for the so-called tears. the great day for the so-called food desert. fifteen minutes could save you tears. the fifteen percent or morelled foodon car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know certain cartoon characters should never have an ene

we do have a storm on the way this cold front bring rain to the south norwalk northwest track conditions call for it was for long. a few sprinkles the northland a bridge then pass that we are looking a possibility of shot some showers. what a sudden there on the bay forecast halloween and also will be the giants' parade day friday. and we are talking more storm with an inch of rain at the coastal and possibility of thunderstorms help produce with the system all wet weather should taper off by saturday morning dry weather in warmer conditions into the middle of next week >> : for full details on the storm coming up in 15 minutes >> : now take a look at traffic >> : bay bridge looks good no problems to report here. at some free san mateo bridge tolls 39 snow delays as we take a look at the golden gate bridge this morning live look a richmond center fell bridge quiet conditions are the response >> : top story this morning of the giant world series champion trip began to at heading next sentences plus one >> : j.r. stone was in kansas city but the big one and reaction from the team >> : see

just today, i was down in norwalk celebrating the plan to replace the bridge and we received $160 million from the government to help the net cost. i met on multiple occasions with the secretary of transportation. what i like to see is that money come in so it will allow us not just to fix the bridge but free other bridges. i am proud that the head of the commuter council has now endorsed my candidacy and indicated to people that they would be foolish to vote for tom foley. what we're doing in transportation is very important and we will continue the unprecedented investment. >> mr. foley, your rebuttal. >> the "courant" article said you did raid the transportation fund, just not for $189 million as was claimed. $40 million is a lot of money to most people in connecticut. you say you invested a lot of money in our transportation infrastructure. you drive around connecticut. you see our roads and bridges. you ride on metro-north and other mass transit. do you think a lot of money has been spent on transportation infrastructure? where has the money gone? please explain it to us. we simply d

cindy is up next, norwalk, connecticut, on our line for independents. caller: good morning. i do support a travel ban and it's not to be discrim in a tore e. my heart bleeds for what's going on in west africa. i believe we would be better as a nation to send as much help there as we can, by military transport, and those coming back after serving would be quarantined for three weeks. it's just a matter of common sense. what help are we going to be to other nations if we all start getting sick? it always starts with one person. and to compare it to the flu virus is ludicrous, because ebola has a 75% mortality rate. yes, 30,000 people may die, but you cannot compare the two. it's apples and oranges. and to me with the cdc, they're wishing, they sent the team down there right from the beginning, they haven't had to deal with a major disease like this in this country. and to me it's plain laziness, it's denial. what are they getting paid to do? to say that they're not being funded properly i don't want to make this a political thing but the obama administration borrowed a billion

just today, i was down in norwalk celebrating the plan to replace the bridge and we received $160 million from the government to help the net cost. i met on multiple occasions with the secretary of transportation. what i like to see is that money come in so it will allow us not just to fix the bridge but free other bridges. i am proud that the head of the commuter council has now endorsed my candidacy and indicated to people that they would be foolish to vote for tom foley. what we're doing in transportation is very important and we will continue the unprecedented investment. >> mr. foley, your rebuttal. >> the "courant" article said you did raid the transportation fund, just not for $189 million as was claimed. $40 million is a lot of money to most people in connecticut. you say you invested a lot of money in our transportation infrastructure. you drive around connecticut. you see our roads and bridges. you ride on metro-north and other mass transit. do you think a lot of money has been spent on transportation infrastructure? where has the money gone? please explain it to us. we simply d

norbert schafer from norwalk. linda anthony, from wilberham, mass, 100 years old today, too., north carolina, 101 years old today. beautiful lady. her favorite dessert -- mine, too -- is ice cream. this is edwin jakusz from lacrosse, wisconsin. 100 years old today. his favorite motto in life is always have something to look forward to. >> let's go over to tamron with our favorite pull-up guy. >> he broke the record monday. we introduced you to ironman. he is back with guinness world record official alex anger. suspense no more. >> i got 4,210 in 12 hours. >> so you broke the record? >> the 12 hour and 24-hour record. >> you were in the zone. there was a moment i got a little worried. were you worried at any point? >> i was worried. my biceps, kind of got the john cena biceps. >> show your hands to the audience. blisters. don't get too close. he has blisters all over. you kept going through the pain. >> yeah. my hands weren't too bad. gave me a little scare but i got through it. >> you did. alex, it's official, right? >> it is. not just one, but two guinness world record title