as president knapp -- anniversary. as president knapp mentioned, we have 3700 alumni now. and what smpa can is doing is to help students afford to do unpaid or underpaid internships so they get that critical first rung on the ladder of career success. and we are building this over the course of this next year, and for those of you who are aware of it, help us do it. for those of you who don't, learn more about it, because we're building something that's important. we're very pleased to have with us here today a couple of special guests who i'd like to shout out. from our smpa national council, our impeccable chair, char weems. [applause] also one of our national council members, heather moran. heather, thanks to you as well. [applause] our national council helps support us philanthropically so that events like this can take place, and that is so important for all of us. now i'd also like to thank one other special friend who's here, and that is ed scott. ed, please say hi to everybody. [applause] ed supported us a few years ago, inspired and supported a project called face

the braves like to run - but the eagles seth knapp sniffing one out early for a nice tackle. but you can only keep battle creek on the mend for so long - mason mettler in at fullback - and he almost breaks a big gainer - still goes for a first down. then it's derek renner - for 19 yards - renner ran for 126 yards and two touchdowns. the braves can beat you with so many guys - wyatt hamer is the one that caps the drive with a 9 yard touchdown. battle creek handles lutheran high northeast, 35-0. in class 1a, number-8 hinton looking for their eighth win against unity christian. late 2nd quarter, hinton is driving, and on 4th down and one, terrill henrich gets the handoff on the end around, and he finds enough for the first down. later in the drive, jay small finding someone but he extends the play with his running ability and finally finds truman schmitt who runs for another blackhawk first down. less than 20 seconds before half, hinton finishes the drive as small throws it up for blake vande hoef, and he comes down with the catch for the touchdown, and that puts hinton up 24 to

as president knapp mentioned we're celebrating 25 years. we have 3700 alumni drive innovation in media, politics and advocacy, with can is doing to help students afford to do, unpaid or underpaid internships so they get the critical first rung on ladder of career success and we are building this over the course of this next year and, for those of you who are aware of it, help us do it. for those of you who don't, learn more about it because we're building something that's important. we're very pleased to have with us here today a couple of special guests who i would like to shoutout from smpa national council. shar beale, thank you. one of our national council members, heather moran. heather, thanks to you as well. [applause] our national council helps guide us, advise us and support us philanthropic to events like this take place and that is important to all of us. i would like to thank one special friend who is here, ed scott. ed, please say hi to everybody. ed supported us a few years ago, inspired and support ad project for face the fac

mollie: what will be at the show this weekend will be at the paul knapp learning center. what will we see? guest: there is all kinds of dealers who sell things. we also have demonstrations. there will be somebody who will demonstrate silver work, wire wrapping. it will be glass bead makers. they will be working through the show's you can see how things are done. we also have children's activities. guest: we have a pebble pit which is great fun for children. mollie: they get in? guest: they get in and dig around. they look for fossils. a treasure hunt this year. that is new. and the gold people are here. people like to watch gold prospectors. here in iowa, amazingly. you can find gold. not very much. but it is fun. mollie: we are seeing videos from past shows. jewelry for sale. literally something for everyone. how to get tickets? guest: if that the palm at learning center on the fairgrounds. it right across the street from the old know. there is plenty of parking out there. admission is five dollars. we also have an hourly silent auction. mollie: sounds wonderful. your we

areas like oakland, fairfield a north easterly breeze so a dry one coming into your neighborhood and knapp pal reporting a south westerly breeze as well. a look at the ridge of high pressure that continues over the state as well as areas like oregon and washington but we continue to track a system that is off the coast of baja, california. you can see move into areas over southern california. eventually it will roll through. may even bring us a few scattered showers. it looks like wednesday into thursday still our best bet but it doesn't look like much. i will roll you through the possibility of to systems coming our way. we will pick it up later this evening where the clouds will be back with us. by wednesday morning we wake up with partly cloudy skies. wednesday african we will be in and out of those clouds and that will be our best chance for seeing a few scattered showers. it will be there with us. it could be a little humid as well because temperatures will come down but we will still remain fairly warm. we are into friday afternoon. here's another system. this one dropping out of the

heading over to the belt parkway, all lanes shut down bestbound from flat bush avenue over to knapp street. eastbound lanes are utilizing two-way traffic there. you will be able to get through, but it will be slow ride. alternate side of the street >>ie laurux, thank you very much. >>> right now police are trying to track down a man who stabbld a passenger on an mta bus on staten island. police say it happened on the s-74 line near broad and canal streets. sources tell news 4 the man and the 24-year-old victim were arguing over a seat on the bus. they say the man then stabbed that victim several times in the hand and body. that person now in critical condition. >>> police have arrested a 14-year-old for the fatal shooting of a livery cab driver in newark. the teen's name is not released due to his age. he does face murder, robbery, and other charges in the death of 45-year-ol rodrigo beru on august 21st. the teen also accused of taking part in a carjacking that took place five days earlier. >>> the suspect in last week's attempted kidnapping in connecticut is no stranger to the law. tawana

flatbush avenue to knapp street construction, east side runs two-way traffic. street cleaning rules are in effect for today. >>> thank you. it's 5:02. happening today, the demolition will begin on a vacant hospital in staten island following the death of a teenager there last week. police say 16-year-old marcos castillo was playing with friends inside the building when he fell seven stories town an elevator shaft. eyewitness news reporter kala rama is live now outside the building. >> reporter: a memorial of candles and flowers sitting outside the gate to that abandoned building. finally today demolition will start to tear this eyesore down, something that the neighborhood has been waiting for for months. back in february an emergency declaration was issued for the building to be demolished along with an order to seal the old staten island hospital on castleton avenue. after eight months the building is still standing and accessible. police say 16-year-old marcos castillo and four others were playing in the abandoned building right before he plunged to his deat

had 49 at the knapp pal airport. ukiah at 53. at that. take this. move this down here. unfortunately it will go up toward vancouver. here's the kicker. this was the same low that gave us the thunderstorm saturday evening. went down to southern california. gave rain to san diego and l.a.. gave run to tucson. it is now moving toward new mexico and it will put on the brakes and start heading back because the high is building in like this. it will go into baja and come up the california coast next week. i doubt we get much out of it. maybe some higher clouds but it looks like more rain for southern california. 70s and 80s. temperatures warming up. in fact it's kind of muggy out there. there is a lot of moisture in the air. 73 alameda. oakland 75. walnut creek a little sleepy walnut creek. 81. 85 in brent wood. livermore at 82. 79 san jose to 84 in gilroy. 80s for cupertino, santa clara, sunnyvale and los gatos. 60s and 70s on the coast. warmer all the way into friday and then just kind of leveling off on the weekend. >> all right ste

[laughter] knapp nan i don't know if he's going to do that.et you know if we see the president, you know, make any moves with the soccer ball. right now we don't see one, so you never know. watch on foxnews.com. >>> a naval ship sailed near disputed islands that beijing claims as its territory. washington says the destroyer was following international law. what china warned will happen if it does it again. it's interesting, we'll keep you posted. >>> also, governor jeb bush holding a family powwow this weekend after hitting some bumps in the road to the white house. his campaign manager, he's going to give us an update in person next. ♪ look how beautiful it is... honey, we need to talk. we do? i took the trash out. i know - and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medicare supplement insurance plan. right now? whether you're new to medicare or not, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. it's up to you to pay the difference. so think about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by uni

tom knapp, with lange caster online, joining me on the phone. how did they get it down?cameown itswn. wasriftg do sloy. intosncr tywasi by the time it left it was at 15,000 feet. david: we kind of joked about it, but i imagine it could cause harm if tether gone over power lines, they came down, people could be electrocuted. any concern about that? >> where it came down in the bloomsburg area, it took down, 20,000 people are without power now. david: wow. moly cow. >> took a lot of lines out. we haven't heard any reports of hitting any structures or anybody being injured but it took down a lot of lines. david: did you know this blimp is over billion dollars if we're talking about expensive becomep here. >> i don't own one personally though. david: i'm just wondering why they didn't try to shoot the thing down? they're worried about all the expensive hardware it is carrying? control where it would land. david: perhaps. >> could crash into almost anything. david: we should say earlier reported it had hydrogen is very highly flammable. that is not true. it has helium which i

as you travel along and going on to the belt parkway we had construction westbound flatbush to knapp street. two way traffic on the eastbound lanes. we will check in about that. we have street cleaning rules in effect today. >> thank you. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news this morning," why the fbi is taking a closer look at very popular fantasy sports companies. >> and a local woman who sued her young nephew after an choose to move freely. move free ultra has triple-action support for your joints, cartilage and bones in one tiny pill. move free ultra. get your move on. and now try move free night. the first and only 2-in-1 joint and sleep supplement. jill and kate use the same dishwasher. same detergent. but only jill ends up with wet, spotty glasses. kate adds finish jet-dry with five power actions that dry dishes and prevent spots and film, so all that's left is the shine. >>> welcome back.actor randy quaid is scheduled to be back in court in vermont after being arrested crossing the canadian border. he is accused of leaving the u.s. five years ago to avoid a vandalism charge in

the belt parkway, they are clearing away this construction westbound, flatbush avenue getting into knapp street. the eastbound side was taking two-way traffic. they were doing this all week long. it looks like they are in the process of clearing it. you can still see a little bit of a delay as you head through that spot. bqe north, that ramp to the brooklyn bridge remains closed down. our street cleaning rules are in effect for today. david and lori over to you. >>> thank you. the mets world series hopes are alive and well this morning after a huge victory over the dodgers in los angeles. >> what a game. and now they're bringing it back to new york. the mets were down 2, one in the 4th inning when a shift in the dodgers infield gave daniel murphy chance to steal 3rd. he scored on a sacrifice fly and tied the game. murphy's home run in the 6th pushed the mets ahead and the dodgers never recovered with a 3-2 win it was time for celebrations. how satisfying is that, the clubhouse, a wash of champagne as the mets celebrated. they're moving on to the national league championship series. >> i

images have been a rest and in connection with the killing them resolve to the school board 4, don knapp did not say anything she hoped the concerns of one to be addressed and that the school will work to make students say for--safer. >>james: her son t-shirt got him in trouble at school will have details on that story a couple take action after their bar arrested because an officer they're not like they're pd and--pda. [female announcer] during mattress price wars at sleep train, save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get interest-free financing until 2018 on tempur-pedic. plus, helpful advice from the sleep experts. don't miss mattress price wars at sleep train. >>james: there was one was more that a starting tomorrow because of the snow they spent large cloud to talk several of the citizen the solace in the first no the the sea in the shot snow coming down to a formal path for the ground minnesota, this is what the resort getting his first batch of snow and the forecasters say more could be on the way especially if any new plays out to restore things and may open next month >

this is shutting down the westbound lanes from flatbush avenue to knapp stret et. the eastbound lanes are taking on two-way traffic. the other problem we still have shutdown by the sheridan. ferry commuter, everything looks good this morning. all operating on their reguuar routes and schedules. momare weather and traffic coming up. >>> 5:19 now. a new york city woman will not get any monetary damages after suing her 12-year-old nephew. a connecticut jury rejected 54-year-old jennifer connel's lawsuit. this all stemmed from a birthday party four years ago when the boy she sued was just 8. she claims the boy negligently jumped into her arms, breaking her wrist. she sued for $127,000 in damages. however, the jury unanimously sided in favor of that boy. >>> in this morning's money report, is a federal lawsuit could take a big bite out of apple's profits. a jury decided tuesday that the iphone maker stole technology from the university of wisconsin. a group at the school had patent patented a way to speed up processors. apple argued that the patent was invalid. now the

the westbound belt parkway is closed for construction between flatbush avenue and knapp street. no major delays just yet. now let's take a live look. now let's look at the fdr drive at 96th street. jersey. -- hackensack, new jersey. alternate side parking is in effect citywide. >>> time for your cbs-2 sports update. we are talking about the mets huge win last night. started. top of the first, watch murph if i go shopping. curtis granderson will slide home. he wasn't done. two innings later. drives in a pitch over to right field. that is his third homerun of the series. after that it was all about the pitching. a six out save, strikes out kendrick. the mets and cubs in the game tomorrow night at citi field. and a huge, huge play from daniel murphy. football from last night on cbs- 2. the falcons left 5-1. drew brees had a good night. benjamin watson there. yards. gal. mark ingram second score of the game. saints winglet 31-21 the final score. no how about a little hockey? rangers got blanked in montreal. >>> celebrity fun with cindy crawford on the late late show. >>> but first t