the latest on olaf, the hurricane, not the lovable snowman.a category storm. it will miss hawaii and weaken and head toward us. it will bring strong surf to hawaii but this wet weather maker on wednesday in the seven-day forecast. i have been busy with poe actually serious accident in south san jose at the intersection monterey highway and capitol expressway with sky 7 headed over to the scene where a pedestrian has possible been hit. right new we not sure what the traffic impact is. certainly if you look at the main road, 101, very slow away from coyote toward the 280/680 split. and highway 5 is slow. sky 7 is headed there and we will give you updates in a moment. >> today is now "back to future," day. in the movie "back to the future," doc brown and murray time traveled to the future at wednesday october 21, 2015. that is today. as you probably remember, they were in a sound up delorean. >> the car company release add commercial in honor of back to the future day with an older michael j fox and christopher lloyd needing an engineer and talk

rose: you are saying this man did not feel loved but was able to feel lovability by creating productseople loved. sorkin: i have felt that as well. if i write something that you like with characters that are affable, perhaps you will look at that. i have often felt i'm better on paper than in real life. that anyone watching this interview who was a fan of "the west wing" cannot believe that i'm the guy who wrote it, that they were expecting something better. rose: do you believe that? dickerson: since becoming a father, i have kind of left that behind. nothing makes me feel more like a man than being a father. rose: it sounds like what you are saying to me is that in the movie you created, you found things in steve jobs that you identified in yourself? sorkin: you have to. you cannot judge a character, you have to write the character as if they are making a case to god why they should be allowed into heaven. you have to be that character's lawyer. rose: that is an interesting way to put it. here is what people close to you have said to me with some concern -- who knows what the truth

plus, animal safety tips, and information on how to better care for your lovable pet. all this on "animal rescue." you can save over 500 bucks when you switch to progressive. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... standing by for fun. [captioning made possible by telco productions, inc] [captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--] at animal rescue tv. >>> from nbc news new york, this is "nbc nightly news" reporting tonight, krisisn welker.r. >>> we begin tonight with yet another tragedy in the skies. this time, a russian plane crashed in egypt all 224 people on board. most of the passengerss were russians. 25 were children. they had just departed the red sea resort of sharm el sheikh when the plane went down 23 minutes after takeoff. russian president, vladimir putin has declared tomorrow a day of mourning as they comb through the wreckage and look for answers. bill neely starts us wff from carro. >> reporter: in a barren desert, the manglele remains of a plane carrying 224 people, their clothes scattered, their cell debri

. >> lovable. very lovable. we have a nickname for her, chocolate moon. we call her chocolate moon. beautiful girl. >> reporter: detectives are trying to to figure out who did this. they are questioning if the shot came during a gang related argument or driveby shooting. >> i don't have to tell you the magnitude of the case. a very horrific situation on the 12-year-old girl. >> the neighbors alarmed over the violence. >> it happens much too often. i'm very disappointed this happened. >> reporter: and community leaders are outraged. they also showed up at the home to provide support for the victim and her family. >> they said 12-year-old, if you hear a 12-year-old has been shot, to me, that's an urgency. i jumped in my car and came over. >> i have lived here 30 years, and it's a terrible tragedy for a young girl to get shot in the head. >> reporter: this morning police are still investigating and now they want to offer a reward for any information leading to an arrest. we will let you know what they have to say today. ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >> ilana, thank you. >>> new this morning,

. >> that's a park with children and dogs, walkable, likable, lovable is not so walkable, likable, lovable when it can come and start to be the ye haw west. >> reporter: the shell casings mark the spot. the steps leading into langdon park. early this afternoon a young man about 18 shot and wounded here. they say he was hit in the arm and in the side, that he was conscious when he was taken from the scene. i talked to a man who was here and we're not showing his face or using his name, but this is what he had to say. >> we heard four gunshots and looked out the door and saw one guy run that way and the other guy run up the hill and that was as much as i saw. >> what do you make of this? these kids these days, man. there's a lot of friction going on and a lot of shootings going on around here. >> reporter: and so the investigation continues on. so far, no suspects, no motive, and no arrest. pat, back to you. >> pat collins. thanks, pat. >>> breaking news now, a judge has cleared the way for the execution of a man who killed people in northern virginia. we'll go live to the corrections center

being loved and to compensate for that, had the remarkable ability to infuse these products with lovability. >> rose: so you're saying here was a man who didn't feel loved but was able to give lovability by creating products people would love. >> right. >> rose: is that a contradiction? >> no, that's something i identify with because i've often felt, if i write something that you like with characters that are affable, that perhaps you will look at that -- i've often felt i'm better on pape than in real life, in this situation right now -- >> rose: brilliant on pape burr not necessarily -- >> that anyone watching this interview a fan of "the west wing" can believe i am the guy who wrote it, that they were expecting something er? do you believe that? >> a part of me does. i have to say, since becoming a farther, i have kind of left that behind. >> rose: you're barter human being now? >> nothing makes me feel more like a man than being a phatter. >> rose: you're saying the movie i created is a movie in which i found things in steve jobs that i found in myself. >> you have to. >> rose: why? bec

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they're lovable. right down to their accents.ould anyone get away with calling you blackie? >> larry: not in this lifetime. ( laughter ) >> exactly. but listen to it with a pirate accent. aaarrgh! hello, blackieee! aaarrgh. aaarrgh. >> larry: yeah, i guess it does kind of seem delightful. i don't know. >> right? >> larry: yeah, i guess. >> now listen to me say the "n" word with a pirate accent, aaarrgh -- >> no, no, no, that's okay. cathy phillips, everybody. we'll be right back. so i need to collect your phones so you can't post pictures. [screams] okay, how does it feel to not be connected? my chest hurts. well let me give you your phones back. [laughing] let me show you a better way to keep connected. the 2016 chevy cruze offers built in 4g lte wi-fi ® that connects up to seven devices. so this thing puts out its own signal? yes. what? this is next level chevy. ♪ here's something to shout from the mountaintop. cricket's plans start at $35 a month, after $5 auto pay credit. with more 4g lte coverage nationwide than t-mobile or

. >> very lovable! beautiful girl! very beautiful personality! >> reporter: the detectives do not believe this girl was the intended target, but they don't yet know if the shot came during a gang-related argument or drive-by shooting as the community comes together to find the gunman. the girl's friends and classmates will be offered counseling. >> it happens much too often. very disappointed this happened. >> reporter: and at the last police update, we learned the girl is undergoing surgery right now at winthrop university hospital. her condition is described as very critical. live in hempstead, long island, dave carlin, cbs 2 news. >> dave, thank you so much. >>> in other headlines now, changing weather means areas could be dealing with the fall freeze this weekend, and lonnie quinn is with the weather center tracking the falling temperatures. >> reporter: as of right now, take a peek outside, and there's the statue of liberty. the temperature is 54 degrees. it's cool out there. i really believe it will be sunday when you tap into the really co

. >> if you approach josh, he is a likable person and outspoken and lovable person. let him know we are concerned and we are looking for him and we love him very much. >> his father is worried because he has not spoken to his son in eight days and said this is the first time his son has traveled out of the country alone. according to the police in london he josh sanchez-madonado was last seen leaving the hotel on thursday the san francisco is a world leading in fighting aids crisis and was ground zero at the epicenter. now, it wants to be the first city to get to zero. our news anchor joins from san francisco with the story. eric? >> by industry, they mean industry new transmissions and zero aids-related deaths as soon as 2020. in a news conference in the mayor's office this morning, a group of government, health care, and h.i.v. advocacy groups explain how it would work. it would start with a commitment that people with hiv-aids begin treatment the very same day they receive the diagnosis. that people who are at risk but do not have the virus yet, take a pill once a

they're lovable. right down to their accents.e, could anyone get away with calling you blackie? >> larry: not in this lifetime. ( laughter ) >> exactly. but listen to it with a pirate accent. aaarrgh! hello, blackieee! aaarrgh. aaarrgh. >> larry: yeah, i guess it does kind of seem delightful. i don't know. >> right? >> larry: yeah, i guess. >> now listen to me say the "n" word with a pirate accent, aaarrgh -- >> no, no, no, that's okay. cathy phillips, everybody. we'll be right back. when it comes to quitting cigarettes, why does it feel like all or nothing? would you expect me to lose 25 pounds overnight? i'm taking it one cigarette at a time. that's how zonnic helps me quit. zonnic nicotine gum. every victory counts. welcome. wooah! that's an egg! it's hard to prepare for something when you're not ready for it, huh? absolutely. want to meet a car that can detect things before you can? yeah! meet the chevy equinox, with available forward collision alert. it can help warn you when you're approaching another vehicle too fast so yo

they're lovable. right down to their accents.ance, could anyone get away with calling you blackie? >> larry: not in this lifetime. ( laughter ) >> exactly. but listen to it with a pirate accent. aaarrgh! hello, blackieee! aaarrgh. aaarrgh. >> larry: yeah, i guess it does kind of seem delightful. i don't know. >> right? >> larry: yeah, i guess. >> now listen to me say the "n" word with a pirate accent, aaarrgh -- >> no, no, no, that's okay. cathy phillips, everybody. we'll be right back. this is not a couch. this is where we watch football, futbol, basketball, baseball, curling, hurdles, poker, golf ha! just kidding, no one watches golf. after trying brookside chocolates, @pam_cakes v tweeted: "leave it to me to drop a brookside down my shirt & lose it." you didn't lose it. you saved it for later. brookside. talk about delicious. ♪ digiorno? or delivery? taste for yourself why the shortest distance between you and a delicious, fresh-baked pizza, is your oven. thankfully, it's not delivery. it's digiorno. thankfully, it's not deliv

both of these teams at one time on another have shared the moniker lovable losers. dana, one of them will be shedding that moniker later this week. from citi field, steve overmyer, cbs 2 news. >> we'll be right back. >> closed captioning on cbs 2 news is brought to you by: cadillac. the centers for medicare and medicaid services recently asked patients to rate the quality of over 3,500 hospitals. fewer than 10% received 5 stars. among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. (ingrid) i take pride in getting things done. but when it came to medicare, i was glad i could get a little help. (vo) ingrid and robert called empire blue cross blue shield and found an affordable new medicare advantage plan that pays for many of the costs original medicare won't. now they can focus on other important decisions. empire plans help protect you from high medical costs. so call now to find a new plan that's right for you. choose from plans with monthly premiums as low as zero dollars. with no copays for annual checkups and screenings. we've built stronger partn

see josh, if you, um, approach josh, josh is a very likeable person, very communicative, outspoken, lovable person. just let him know that we're concerned and that we're looking for him and that we love him very much. he hasn't done anything wrong. he might be lost. uhm, make sure that he is okay. >> police have not yet determined which company josh was interviewing with. >>> a worker at a san jose restaurant at the center of a shigella outbreak has tested positive for that disease. however, the health department is saying it doesn't appear that that worker caused the outbreak. that's based on the onset of the worker's symptoms. nearly 200 people have gotten sick since the outbreak at marisco's san juan started two weeks ago. health experts say they may never know where it originally came from. >>> so we all know that parking can be impossible in san francisco. >> one guy thought he had a pretty creative solution though. >> reporter: why not make your own carport? the problem is the city says he didn't get a permit. t mess. the hidden danger in those rtable battery pac >> and they plugged i

you can't call them lovable losers as they beat the cardinals three games to one last night. imagine the 99 years of frustration led to an emotional explosion. the players were celebrating. then celebrating with the fans by giving them a shot of the bubbly. fans took to the streets and then the bars including some guy named can head. >> mets win tomorrow night? the cubs will come to new york saturday and sunday for games one and two. >> all righty. that's a positive way to think. >> you want to win in l.a. and come on home and host games one and two. >> i was thinking about the cubs fans but don't, um, you know, you're there for the precelebration, don't jinx it. they waited a long time. >> they have. you have to feel good for them but it's tops now. >> that home run that that guy hit on the cubs? did that leave the park? >> i think it's still flying! we'll be right back. >> closed captioning on cbs 2 cadillac! listen up new york. there's a new drug out there. and it's trying to destroy our generation. it's called synthetics. . . so, some guy thought it might be a good idea t

they are called the lovable losers. they have a counter going since their last world series title. it's been 7 years since their last division title. 70 since the last national league title and 107 years since they have won the world series. a constant reminder out in right field. they would love to reset the last two numbers with you it will take an historic effort being down 0-3 games, one the yankees know all too well. the mets are focused on getting win number 4, not the world series. >> that clubhouse right now, they know what they are facing. we have some experienced guys who have been in play-offs before. and been in some big situations. we have to get ready to play. >> and tonight they are going to give the ball to 24-year- old rookie stony brook native lifelong met fan steven matz. he will get a chance to clinch it and pull off the sweep. wheel hear from him in sports. reporting live from wrigley field, otis livingston, cbs 2 news. >>> the mets' impressive play- off march has lifted their fans longing for a championship chase like this. as mark morgan tells us, this mets t

. >> josh is likeable, communicative, outspoken, lovable person. just let him know that we're concerned and looking for him and that we love him very much. he hasn't done anything wrong. he might be lost. >> police have not yet determined which company josh was interviewing with. the u.s. embassy says it is working closely with his family and the british police. >>> let's take outside on this friday morning take a look at the beautiful bay bridge lit up and ready for the weekend. that all important forecast coming up with roberta. >> you missed the morning star and venus. we have crystal clear skies with the passing of the front a couple of days ago. visibility is unlimited. today more of the same. we are going to warm up under a strengthening ridge of high pressure. this is the scene at sfo where currently 48 degrees in santa rosa to 58 degrees in oakland. it's dipped to 50 in livermore. here's how we are stalk stag stacking up the numbers today in san francisco when typically we are at 68 degrees. forecasting 80 apiece in san jose and oakland. 60

lovable. tough as nails. rosanna: i remember him when he was in the shield? remember him in the shield? greg: he was a little more cut. pushing around people. it is cool that he's in gotham and playing a police captain in gotham see it tonight on fox 5 at 8:00. rosanna: we sat down with michael and talked about being in the show. >> it is fun, gritty and has great drama and big, huge effects and stuff. it really is beautifully shot. it is nice for a change not to be number one on the call sheet too. i'm not carrying it. i get to come, show up and do good work and go out to new york and see shows and have fun. i'm enjoying it. greg: excellent, who knew not being the stop star is fun. rosanna: there is a freedom? >> yes. greg: do you like comic books? >> whatever you like in your formative years, 13, 14 years old, even if you move on from it, you have a place in your heart for it. that's, you know, i was into comic books, you know, like at 13 years old. and you know, then i discovered girls and things changed. but i always have a place in my heart for the comic

greg: the new york city times said about theette manies, lovable losers no more. >> this team just comes together. they stuck together, fired up, together as a group they have pushed through. rosanna: do you think murphy will be the mvp? >> yes, no doubt about it. >> or granderson is clutch. >> murphy is doing a great job. greg: we are going to go, one way, shape or form. rosanna: if they win tonight, then what? >> world series. rosanna: when does it start? >> on the 27th i think. >> we are going to play baseball in november. >> we hope so. >> mets sweep. >> don't go any where. shout out to mr. met. rosanna: where is mrs. met? >> she's in chicago. >> taking care of the baby. >> all right. >> thank you very much. we have to go here. >> book. see that. i can do this. who needs a map. overall things are looking good for us here gang. we are ready for the game, well here. there a few quick showers. to expect, another winner, sunshine and highs up to the mid 70s for us here, everybody. temps are warmer for a couple of days and the warmer weather is lasting for a little while here until around

sneak a peek into the top-secret personal beeswax journal of the outspoken and lovable junie b. jones (samantha arneson). it's junie b.'s first day of first grade and a lot of things have changed for her. the cafeteria lady is friendlier than junie's long-time best friend, lucille (sarah frett), who doesn't want to be her best pal anymore. there's a new kid at school named herb (shawn smith jones). and mr. scary (douglas cochrane) thinks junie b. may need glasses! as junie b. says, "first directed by anne frett by brianne magel and includes michael bundy ii, jason crowley, paige fahrenkrug, lindsay mickelson, taylor millar, and julianne ungs. the playhouse is iowa's oldest and largest producing theatre. located at the 42nd street exit of i-235, the theatre has presented a full season of shows since 1919 and also offers a wide variety of educational experiences including classes for ages 4 to adult, theatre trips to new york, and volunteer opportunities onstage and backstage. for more information about the playhouse and "junie b. jones the musical," contact the playhouse ticket o

>> well shgs , it is interest, because he is a interesting warm and sweet lovable person and that is one thing they try d ied to inject into the character, and there a lot of friction of the movie and people yelling at each other, and soy thought it would be good if one guy seemed nice at least. and the passion for technology is unlike anything i have seen. and the way he would talk about it, i have never seen anybody talk about a computer way he talked about a computer. >> would you have done out to have a drink with him, fun guy? >> yes, we went out to dinner, and a few time, and easy to talk to, and very friendly and amazing stories. >> and aaron sorkin did the writing for this? yes. >> and we are used to crazy pace, and that is how it feels? >> yes, the movie feels like an action movie with people talking, and it is incredible how they were able to pull it off, and as someone who makes movies, like i was blown away when i saw the finished product, because it is achieving a high level of difficulty that it is incredibly frustrating for me to watch, because i know that i won't be m

greg: they are no longer the lovable losers. so, rosanna. we have to get ourselves tickets. no relative working for the stadium. rosanna: i was invited on saturday night. greg: yeah, no kidding? rosanna: well, it took me two hours to bring up that i have tickets. i can't go, i have plans on saturday night. greg: you have plans on saturday night? rosanna: i'm going to saturday night live. greg: good for you. that is a hot ticket. well the saturday night show is every saturday night. rosanna: we didn't know until the last minute. do you want to go to this or not go to this. okay, i will hedge my bets. greg: i will take care of the tickets. we are psyched about theette manies. it is great stuff. mr. mary's hospital for children. rosanna: you were there last night. i brought my mini scooter. rosanna: you are looking good. greg: thank you very much. i wore a helmet. the kids are so awesome and such huge challenges. ashley, cj and josh were the ones that really made the imprerequisites. they have severe and unusual conditions, and you think, wow, the challenges they face every day

a warning from the world health processed meat can cause cancers causes meat lovably cancer, too. is the agency's most definitive statement today about the danger. theuts processed meat in same category as smoking. farmers and industry groups reject the findings. public displays of confederate symbols, which many view as her minders of slavery and segregation, have faced renewed criticism since the shootings this year of nine black churchgoers centro sin, south carolina. and that is your first word news. alix and scarlet, back to you. alix: thank you so much. we are here with jeff curry. you made headlines when you said there was a possibility oil could hit $20 a barrel. that is basically would mean a cash pot. what does that mean? $200ey: we never forecast oil. we never forecast $20 oil. both are a scenario. to understand the risks scenario, where we come up with you have toario, it understand operational stress and that is very unique to energy. by that?mean metals, you can store and in get of aluminum. storing aluminum is one of the easiest things in the world. all you need is

the problem is i don't think anyone -- i don't think bell clinton would say that she is warm and lovable and she just lights up a room. i don't think bill clinton has ever said anything she said to hillary clinton and meant it. that's not because she is a jerk, but i don't think she is that person. it is okay to be a tough robot and mean, mean. that's okay. >> if that's what you want in a leader, right? >> that's all right. no one is going around saying that olivia wild, she has a point. >> you have seen her hold that baby and it looks like she will lick it or eat it. it doesn't look normal. >> or you can lick it before you eat it. >> why does she have to be likable and warm? nobody is requiring that of donald trump or of the mail -- i would rather her be capable and qualified overall of those other things. >> here is the thing though. the problem is when you marry that -- her robotic quality with her positions that seems to change all the time, right? she was for nafta and now against it. >> she is evolving. >> that's what she says. she says it is okay, and she said it in the debate. sh

. >> lovable. we call her chocolate moon! very beautiful personality. >> reporter: detectives are this. they don't believe the child was the intended target and gang-related argument or a driveby shooting. >> this is is a very horrific situation on this 12-year-old girl. >> reporter: the neighbors alarmed over the violence. >> it happens much too often, this happened. >> reporter: community leaders are outraged, and they showed up at the home to provide support for the family. >> if you hear a 12-year-old urgency. i jumped in my car and came over. >> lived here over 30 years, and that's a terrible tragedy for a young girl to get shot in the head. >> reporter: right now they need police to track down whoever did this. police will give us details on the reward and the update on the case. live in mineola this morning, ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >>> happening today, the search will resume for a worker who fell in the water near bayonne, new jersey. the 55-year-old fell off a barge into the cold water that it was around 8:30 last nig

he is a lovable santa claus. >> he is a santa claus. >> he leads with college will be free. college people go -- >> they don't have to pay back those loans. >> dental news. >> stay away from sugary treats and brush with a fluoride toothpaste and floss regularly. now new research is a waste of time. an advisor tells the daily mail shows no reduction in plaque, bleeding and gum disease between people who brush and floss and those who just brush. without evidence, the foundation recommends it regularly with one trusty saying they believe it is effective, even if they, quote, don't know exactly why. now that makes sense, doesn't it? >> i want to come up with something like this. somebody sat around and said let's have people take a little piece of thread and rub it between their teeth and we will sell this product and make them feel obligated. i go to the dentist and i floss for a solid week because i feel gill tooy and then somebody takes my money. i want a product that i can play on people's guilt and collect their cash and it serves no purpose. >> you feel so guilty because t

two people stabbed inside of a rutgers dorm, and he brought happiness to many for decades with his lovable personality. al morinaro has died. cbs 2 news starts now. >> reporter: good morning. 6:30 on this saturday, october 31st. >> and i'm andrea grymes. happy halloween! >>> first, meteorologist vanessa murdock is here. >> reporter: we have showers in tomorrow's forecast, but let's focus on your happy halloween forecast. going to be spooky tonight with clouds pushing on in. bright and beautiful for the community event hatching earlier on. as we look at temperatures right now, 43 in central park, and liberty at 31. the 24 hour temperature change again, impressive. i feel like it's a typical weekend affair, and we have big swings. 14degrees cooler in riverhead than it was yesterday at this time. big changes overnight as we go through the day today, and it's going to be close to seasonal. most of us in the mid-50s. right now, and clouds will be thickening throughout the day. feeling like 44. by noon, 53 and mostly sunny. 3:00this afternoon, 57, and mostly cloudy at 9:00 tonight. 52degrees und

. >>> he brought happiness to many for decades with his lovable air personalities. the star of happy days and the odd couple has died. cbs 2 news starts right now. >>> good morning. it's 9:30 on this saturday, october 31st, happy halloween. i'm andrea grymes. >> and i'm diane macedo. first vanessa is here with your forecast. >> reporter: the temperatures are warming up, the sun is out, and it will be a beautiful start to the weekend it will be cooler than we have become accustomed to as of late. high in the mid-50s for most. the current temperatures, 45 in central park. mid-40s for long island, and hanging on to the low to mid- 30s for much of new jersey, and the 24 hour temperature change in booten right there. on, the clouds will thicken. less sunshine than this morning, but a great hallow week forecast. feeling like 49 and mostly sunny. 2:56 and partly cloudy. 5:00, 55 degrees, and mostly cloudy skies, and then 53 degrees and mainly cloudy around the time of the first pitch of game 4 of the world series, so a nice drive, but on the cool side of things, forecasted

she's super lovable. she loves to do art. she loves music. she loves drawing.she loves journaling. >> the sixth grader does well in school and enjoys her classes. she has plans on what to do in the future. >> i want to work withing? the music industry, whether it be rapping or producing music. ♪ my name is xai and i like to rap ♪ >>> when it comes to family she knows what she's looking for. >> a mom or mom and dad, kids around my age. it's important to be loved because you won't be able to show love to other people around you, respect. love takes a lot but it's also takes you far. >> reporter: she's ready for her forever family to support her and be there for her. >> i think any child who's 12 deserves a home and deserves a forever family and someone to love them. she would like to have someone love her and she has a lot of love to give. >> xaviana is this week's wednesday's child. >>> if you would like to make xaviana's dream come true or the dream of any wednesday's child sponsored by the dave thomas foundation, go to our web site at nbc10.com and search wedn

todd herremans does that, i don't want to have sex with todd herremans, but i think he is adorable, lovable, his mom knows, todd knows, my husband know, my children know, david beckham, another guy, i just find him adorable. like am i going to go seek him out, do some weird like secret facebook? no, i'm not but i can have a crush on him. i think there is a little bit after fine line. i think the difference is the men are creepy pants are on facebook creeping people and getting in touch with people and trying to, you know, meet them for coffee, like women who have a crush on men when they are married, we don't want to really see them. we don't want to do their laundry, just want to know about them. >> an innocent thing. just admire from a far. >> that's it. yes, there is like guys -- >> oh, yes. >> yes, there is guys in the parent circle, other dads, and the women talk about it, we're like mr. so-and-so is looking pretty hot. must be on the pail yo dietment or mr. so-and-so just helped his little daughter when she fell off a bike. that's kind adorable. >> i have a question. >> think that's k

. >> the theme long known as the lovable loser, favored to win the world series. >> is this cool or what? so, on tuesday, the chicago cubs clinched playoff series at home for the first time in their long history after defeating st. louis cardinals, now, book makers in vaguest are betting on chicago to take the world series for the first time since 1908. but the cubs will have to get through either the dodgers or the mets first in the national league championship series. the nlcs. >>> tom brady reveals his boss done crew helping him cope with his tough year. >> who is exactly in that crew you want to know? that would be ben afleck, matt damon, mark wahlberg. told entertainment tonight he was displaced california and, some 16 years ago, when he first moved to boston. he says his crew has supported him through the years, that he lovers boston, the cull your there, it roots, adding he will always live there. he is also raising his kids there, so it makes a big difference. >> he is such a hometown hero now to bostonians, grew up in san mat a owe, the silicon valley of california. >> you are a

. >> so howard said loser, lovable losers are moving on. >> on tuesday. >> yes. >> clip of playoff seriesor the first time in long history, after defeating book makers in vaguest betting on chicago to take the world series for the first time since 1908. >> get through either of the dodgers or the met first in the nlcs. >> yes, so, the red sox broke the curse in what 2004. the curse the bambino, they traded babe ruth to the yankees from the red sox. so, this is the longest curse there is, the cubs curse, see what happens, not only have the corms, they have the goods. tom brady reveals his boston crew helping him cope with tough year. >> who is in the crow? ben afleck, matt damian, mark wahlberg. told entertainment tonight he is displaced california been 16 years up in boston. when he first moved there he said these guys sort of supported him through the transition. he loves the boston culture, has roots there, raising his kids, there he said he plans to always live in boston. >> grew up in san mat a owe, california, silicon valley area. >> high alert following recent college campus shootin

. >> he was a likable, lovable person and it would be no other reason other than hate. >> reporter: family members wore t-shirts in court remembering their loved one. >> just to keep deandre with us, everywhere we go, just to have him. >> the prosecutors were cautious about bringing hate crime charges, pointing out that leblond already faces life without parole if convicted of the murder charge. >> we are dictated not by emoti emotion. we are dictated by facts, logic and what the law requires us to do. >> reporter: ziona had known the defendant since middle school and the two were in an argument early last wednesday. about an hour after the confrontation, 20-year-old rico leblond hid behind a dumpster waiting to confront ziona again. he fired one shot from a distance and stood over the victim firing the gun repeatedly hitting her in the head and groin. prosecutors say they can't recall a deadly attack on a transgender before this. >> the nauture of this in montgomery county is unprecedented. >> respect others. respect people. respect people's choices and respect people's decisions on how t

the family says she was a lovable, and typical 8-year-old who loved everyone, and like all girls everywhere, she loved the disney movie "frozen." the #11-year-old shooter got th gun from unlocked closet. and so far, the boy who is 11 years old is facing first degree murder charges in that case, and being held in a juvenile detention center, all 50 pounds of him, tiny. and the superintendent says he is the youngest person ever held there on a murder charge in his 54-year career. 55 counts they got him at. now, according to the american journal of pediatrics, these two are among the 11,000 children who are injure or killed every year by guns, and that is every year, and folks, every year, 10,000. and for the political view, and our defense attorney as well is here. and so, e jojoey jackson, the fr is charged because the gun is wrapped in pajama pants on the top of the fridge, and in tennessee, the 11-year-old grabbed it and shot another kid because it was in a unlocked closet. >> every prosecutor can make a determination of what to do. globally, you have 27 states that tennessee happens to be

joe biden is far more gaffe prone, but it becomes lovable when it was biden and a sign of idiocy with quayle. to me it's remarkable he has played this media game brilliantly thus far. charles: we'll see if it's enough to lure him into the race officially. >> thanks for having me. charles: to this explosive growth in drone sales, the potentially deadly collisions now the subject of a major house hearing today. congress increasingly concerned that government rules are so weak that drones could collide with an airplane causing it to crash. of course, elizabeth mcdonald is here with more liz: the house hearing is underway right now. the f.a.a. has not come out with rules on drone use. they're going to punt it into march of next year. the headline, f.a.a. is really concerned according to the f.a.a., one million drones are expected to be sold by this christmas. one million drones under christmas trees, 19 different models in wal-mart fr. ap pilots spotted drones, 650 drone sightings by pilots in the first seven months of this year. that's up five times versus 2014. so, here is the issue, th

you know what it's like in chicago, the lovable losers. it goes back to billy the goat. >> 1918 -- the. >> you know what the last name was? >> merv? >> really? >> yeah. >> so many tie-ins with the name murphy. the 1908 cub's evener charles murphy, their gm johnny murphy and their announcer at the time bob murphy. and the cubs had a chance to get back in 1984. they lost to the san diego padres at -- >> jack murphy stadium. >> who is killing the cubs already this year? >> daniel murphy! >> there go! it's all right there for you. >> so the billy goat's name was murphy. >> kicked out of the stadium, department have a ticket. >> we're going to win. >> the proof is right there on your screen. take it to the bank. that's why i love the internet. i tweeted that the other day. >> how about traffic and weather on the 2s? >> i love stuff like that. >> isn't it great. >> and also, if you etsgomets, the apple comes up. >> very cool. >> i feel like the ghost of paul harvey. now we know the rest of the story. >>> here's the deal, your weather story is ch

>> lovable, friend ly, family oriented. >> vanessa says velasquez was studying to be a computer programmer and was taking a short break from school to help with their newborn. that's when the call came that changed everything. >> it was a saturday morning, and i received a phone call that the police were looking for me. and that came to me as a shock. but what came to me as even more of a shock was the fact they said that i was a suspect for shooting a police officer. >> and why was that so shocking to you? >> because i've never shot anybody in my life. i mean, shooting a police officer? my father was a cop. >> his father, john adrian sr., was a police officer for amtrak and had recently passed away. the death offer your father had a tremendous affect on you. >> absolutely. he was more than my father. he was my best friend. >> he went to catholic school. he was very sociable. >> velasquez's mother, maria, a union labor organizer, says her son was a typical all-american boy. >> he had a lot of friends. i used to feel like a taxi driver driving them to the movies, taking them bowling, doing

heading lovably towards queens boulevard. george washington bridge. driving into the city. a 40 minute delay. lincoln tunnel, 45-50. from the terabyte, 20 minutes. rosanna: all right. greg: all right you kissing maniac. let's take a look at the kiss cam one more time. rosanna: your mom, dad and brother wish you a happy birthday. greg: that guy is on the kiss cam right now. how about these two? do it. do it. you are on television. good morning. what can i get for you? a medium hot coffee, cream and two sugars, please? medium hot coffee, cream, two sugars -- sounds good. at dunkin', we make your coffee just the way you like it. if not, we'll make it again on the spot. see you tomorrow. that's the dd commitment. ava and i needed a little vacay. but we needed to watch our spending. meaning i needed to watch nikki. she's the spender. i'm the saver. so, mobile banking from td bank helps me keep track... for both of us. she was just browsing... we gotta go. i'm ava. i'm nikki. and we bank human at td bank. rosanna: should we get down to business? >> good morning to both of you. th

"i am a cute, you lovable, cuddly girl. i am the star attraction." >> there are reports out that the two girls that work at the ranch have quit and have fled. >> they have not quit, they have not fled. one is in her room, upset. as you can imagine. she liked lamar, and she's upset. >> while prostitution is legal in that county, contrary to popular belief it is not legal on the vegas strip. >>> he was a little boy slashed by his father and left for dead. his mother had already been killed. bip credibly the child managed to call 911 for help, and thanks to his impressive resilience, 10 years later he's well and able to talk about the daze world imploded. diane mcinerney has his story. >> my mom's already dead and i'm the only survivor. senate's the plea of a little boy begging for somebody to save him. >> can you help me? >> are you bleeding, anthony? >> uh-huh. today. >> i survived the unthinkable. >> his name is anthony. he was eight years old when he made the most heartbreaking 911 call imaginable. 10 years later the scars

. >> he's very lovable. he makes a lot of mistakes. doesn't make great choices. we adore him. why, is it so hard for greg to make friends? >> you know, i think he doesn't he makes bad choices. every book has greg with a frown on his face. he's a victim of his own choices. >> in this new book, old school, can you imagine having to go with to electronics, no video games, no iphones. oh, look at you. panic. that's what the story is about. tell us about it. >> well, that's what happens. greg's town decided to bo electronics-free. for a modern kid like greg, it is ziflt. >> and trouble ensus. what made you decide to write that story? >> i wanted to go back to basics. it's the tenth book in the series. i thaulgt ought it would be good to return to the beginning. i made it black. cartoons use black as the primary color. i wanted to start over again. >> some kids have questions. one of the questions you asked, will there be more? this is number ten, do you have another ten in you? i hope i live that long. i can. greg never gets older. >> when did you first draw greg? >> i think about

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the paper today, someone said they are no longer the lovable champions. let's go to the video tape, the series comes to -- rosanna: new york saturday. greg: give us -- rosanna: saturday. i don't know. it is not going to be saturday unless you work your own connections. greg: it was all about yankees. rosanna: i want to get back into the huddle. can we do our and jumping up and down? >> meteorologist: don't want to be on the bottom of the dog pile. greg: they have a ways to go. the world series. rosanna: how is the weather looking for saturday night? >> it will be breezy. rosanna: we are used to this weather. >> meteorologist: then again chicago, the windy city, kind of cold. we will see, should be fine. a little rain coming at you today. look at the radar, the showers pass by to the north of us, in the city most of this broke up, a sprinkle here and there, pretty much what we expected. as you head up the hudson valley not that impressive with the rain fall because there's not enough moisture or lift to bring out a lot of water so we are getting some. dutc