st. peters is and st. anthony is on caesar chavez.pastor and i have taken a step back ourselves in the response to the call of pope francis and asked are there particular people in our neighborhood who are in need of experiencing mercy. and it became clear the mother theresa sisters who also work in our neighborhood that of late there's a growing community of homeless people under the 101 freeway over pass there. caesar chavez and 101 so we thought here's a perfect opportunity in our local setting we've taken a step back, we've looked around and noticed there's a growing community of homeless people under the freeway there so we've gathered together members of the parish. we've joined our efforts with the missionaries of charity. we formed a chapter of st. vincent to paul society which is a charitable organization of the church and we started going down to the freeway over pass in the afternoons. our parish enters sunday afternoons. we made the sandwiches, gone out there and met the people and engaged them and through that work what h

st. peter's catholic church in canton ready to witness history in the start of a heavenly this is so unique. you don't have the processes like this very often a specialp mass for some ordinary woman for whom someday might induce state saint. >> it's the former began for cause. she lived in this simple house on 25th street northeasthi and adopted daughter before andef during the great depression.o in 1939 before antibiotic complications from thent removal of a 39-pound tumor caused massive infections doctors center home to die. tt she prayed a lot because that's all she could do prayers which are answered her abdomen killed as welled as an injured foot wih visits from jesus and saint teresa captured in these incredible picture sayssa the with a surprising they actually of thefght for outmm window corresponding the juices crucifixion people still remember attending this church. alt the process could take decades but they say they already feel blessed the gift that shelr presents to the world insert ordinariness for here childlike trust and faith. suzanne scheafer, fox 8 news. >> it's free and

nico the there appeared geico is a third-grader at st. peter and paul. >>[applause] i happen to know him although i did not know that he was the person that committed the name. as president coming says were over 300 entries to name the fire boat. nico is the winner. were going to unveil the name soon but i did want to say that he had about eight member panel on the selection committee. was not an easy task but you are entry was picked. i'm going to have you unveiled again shortly but first of all we are going to have nico read a fire code that was written in 1935 by one of our members. >> here is a scuttle that protects our big a floating tower with a chilling spray. to douse the anger of starting flame and put the minutes of dread fire to shame. whose staffs this towering ship spewing when she must team into some blazing slip? must be firefighters of courage possessed by very few. members of our fire boat's crew. >> >>[applause] >> great job. nico is the son of one of our valuable members capt. tony rivera. tony, please stand up. and his lovely wife, li

nico the there appeared geico is a third-grader at st. peter and paul. >>[applause] i happen to know him although i did not know that he was the person that committed the name. as president coming says were over 300 entries to name the fire boat. nico is the winner. were going to unveil the name soon but i did want to say that he had about eight member panel on the selection committee. was not an easy task but you are entry was picked. i'm going to have you unveiled again shortly but first of all we are going to have nico read a fire code that was written in 1935 by one of our members. >> here is a scuttle that protects our big a floating tower with a chilling spray. to douse the anger of starting flame and put the minutes of dread fire to shame. whose staffs this towering ship spewing when she must team into some blazing slip? must be firefighters of courage possessed by very few. members of our fire boat's crew. >> >>[applause] >> great job. nico is the son of one of our valuable members capt. tony rivera. tony, please stand up. and his lovely wife, li

at the st. peter catholic church, this morning, people holidays. >> reporter: dan, this is always an event that brings in a large number of families trying to help. in fact, metropolitan ministries tell us that during the holiday season, they will serve 25,000 families between thanksgiving and christmas. >> this is for us to be able to offer what we all take for granted and offer a little bit of hope and joy to those families. took the reality is heartbreaking. pride in our community, one in four children live in households that cannot afford to put food on the table. during the holiday, families with children as well as the elderly can sign up to ensure that they are able to provide a warm, and healthy milk to loved ones this holiday season. parents also have a chance to have a gift under the tree for their child. we spoke with one client who said the program helps her to two small children. >> it is good to have a place to sign up to get a thanksgiving basket can toys and things for your kids for th

st. peter's square to join him in a prayer for peace. his country home to tourists for the first time the public is being allowed inside private rooms in castel gandolfo, the pope's summer residence just out rome. seth doane takes us inside. >> reporter: popes have looked out at this view for centuries. but this is the first time the rest of us could look back in. francis, the people's pope, declared his private parm here should be public. >> this is the office of the so called personal valet, a sort of butler to the pope. this is the office for the pope's secretary. and then in this grand room is the pope's office and his desk. >> reporter: castel gandolfo perched above lake albano has a bigger footprint than vatican city itself and used as a summer escape but francis never spent thgh in 2014 he opened some rooms to the public but his private apartment had remained off limits explained sandro barbagallo. >> reporter: you're in charge of running this place. were you surprised when the pope said open up these rooms? >> yes, very surprised

st. peter's square in vatican city. >>> the giants need to win tonight, madison bumgarner on the mound, last wednesday hit a four hit shutout against the mets, and tonight he will face the cy young award of -- winner jake.>> you cannot go out there and try to get by because chances are it will not work out. you have to find a way, and go out there and compete.>> game 3 is at 6:30 pm at the fox news station, and if the giants win tonight, game 4 will be tomorrow at at&t park as well. >>> at the top of the afc west, beating the san diego chargers, 34-31, and featuring the first touchdown catch of the season, watch this. he is gone with a 64 yard, bringing the raiders within a point, and the chargers coming back to extend the lead, and with just over a minute left in the third, the raiders went for, and derrick car looking for michael crabtree and gets a 21 yard touchdown, and the raiders got the two-point conversion and went on to win. the raiders will now host the kansas city chiefs next sunday. >>> the raiders biggest ever nongame day come this morning on the eastern side of the sierra, the

st. peter's catholic church in canton tonight for a woman consider for sainthood callusus claimed there were cured by rhoda wise at home on 20 5th street is now called the miracl house, she has been named a servant of god , she passed away in 1948, tonight's masses thath first step on the official journey to sainthood. >> expecting a lot of out-of-state people >> this is unique in don't have canonization process very often. very few sites are from america, the process could take decades, the masses free and open to the public tonighta , the home is always free and open to the publicic for people of all faiths, for more info, go to fo 8.com. >> ai lots of questions from th fans of dick goddard thousands stopped by at the woolybear festival to sign a get well for dick goddard as he continue now to recover in hospital and laurie taylor delivered your well wishes.d dick goddard. >> i remember you, and you're being followed. >> get well soon, what do you think of thisis >> allowed to be able to get well soon >> the same quickwitted that ha filled the fox 8 studios for years was ever present as we

jamie wilson talked to seater peter st. john about his effort. >> i never -- it's just crazy. >> reporter: portland fire lieutenant peter st. john can't believe he survived all of at the bagel shop and right away saw gas waves coming from a line outside of the building. his gut told him it was serious. so his team pulled the fire alarms and got everyone out. >> i evacuated the bagel shop and other crews were assigned to get those other buildings evacuated. >> reporter: northwest natural gas employees were about to approach the building and cap off the gas line so saint john and his colleagues put on a hose line as a precaution and then -- >> next thing i knew there was an explosion from the basement all the way to the third floor. i think there's fire because i saw orange but all of -- all i know is after the initial blast i must have blacked ut for a little bit. next thing i knew i was on the ground. i felt the heat wave push me just in pain. >> reporter: both of his legs were broken. so he reached for his radio. >> may day

nico the there appeared geico is a third-grader at st. peter and paul.>[applause] i happen to know him although i did not know that he was the person that committed the name. as president coming says were over 300 entries to name the fire boat. nico is the winner. were going to unveil the name soon but i did want to say that he had about eight member panel on the selection committee. was not an easy task but you are entry was picked. i'm going to have you unveiled again shortly but first of all we are going to have nico read a fire code that was written in 1935 by one of our members. >> here is a scuttle that protects our big a floating tower with a chilling spray. to douse the anger of starting flame and put the minutes of dread fire to shame. whose staffs this towering ship spewing when she must team into some blazing slip? must be firefighters of courage possessed by very few. members of our fire boat's crew. >> >>[applause] >> great job. nico is the son of one of our valuable members capt. tony rivera. tony, please stand up. and his lovely wife, lisa

nico the there appeared geico is a third-grader at st. peter and paul. >>[applause] i happen to know him although i did not know that he was the person that committed the name. as president coming says were over 300 entries to name the fire boat. nico is the winner. were going to unveil the name soon but i did want to say that he had about eight member panel on the selection committee. was not an easy task but you are entry was picked. i'm going to have you unveiled again shortly but first of all we are going to have nico read a fire code that was written in 1935 by one of our members. >> here is a scuttle that protects our big a floating tower with a chilling spray. to douse the anger of starting flame and put the minutes of dread fire to shame. whose staffs this towering ship spewing when she must team into some blazing slip? must be firefighters of courage possessed by very few. members of our fire boat's crew. >> >>[applause] >> great job. nico is the son of one of our valuable members capt. tony rivera. tony, please stand up. and his lovely wife, li

st. peter's hurt before being taken down. >> they caught the guy. he was on the ground and 3 saying don't move. he would pick up his head and kick his feet and they were saying don't move.>> reporter: the corrections officer is fine entering the arrest no deputies were injured. ross was considered to be a minimum- security inmates. he was in prison for forgery charges and sentenced to 5 years in prison in 2014. he now faces multiple charges in both polk and pinellas counties. >>> ross was on the run for about 2 hours pinellas county judge at 1:30 this afternoon. we just got our hands on the 911 call from the kidnapping and we will bring those to you in our next half hour. >>> in orlando man is spreading love by creating a memorial in honor of the pulse night club shooting victims. michael is the creator of a series of love the murals called the baltimore love hijacked. after learning what happened he decided to come back to his hometown to help. >> the first thing you want to like this he sometimes don't know how. >> he is doing what he knows how to

peter bernard is live in st. petersburg tonight where the accident happened. peter, it took a long time to get information about these boys and reunite them with their parents. >> reporter: keith, you're right there. we were on pins and needles a long time. it happened here in front of the vesta apartments. for hours chp was looking for identify them and identity the parents. this is where the bike ended up. just after 5:00 monday evening eagle 8 hd flew over the crash scene on 54th avenue north an suv hit two boys, 9-year-old evan ewing and 6-year-old justin roland riding on a bicycle with one on the handlebars. at a nearby drugstore employee tamika williams tells me she sees the pair in the store often. >> the other day and i'm looking and peeking thinking the worst, thinking they was going to get hurt. >> reporter: the crash happened when westbound traffic on 54th avenue north they're the investa apartments were stopped. the driver in an eastbound saturn vue suv didn't see the boys and hit them and the impact threw them both in the street. >> i've been waiti

st. peter's church in canton for northeast ohio woman who is now being considered for saint of i it. countless people claim they were cured by the woman and her home on 26th street northeast. it is now being called a miracle house.b she is already been named his servants of god a servant of god although passed awayis back in 1940, tonight's >> we are actually expecting a lot about his state people. a lot of people from the area, so this is so unique. you don't have masses the beginning of the canonization process very often. >> a few saints areft actually from america. the process could take decades masses free and open to the public tonight and her home is always open and free toal the public for all religions. for more information go to fox8.com. >> an update on the colored hue continues to recover in the hospital from hip surgery. we give them a card you all signed at the will either possible he fell and broke his hip last month at the apl h telethon whih raised thousands of dollars. has wished mery well and i appreciate it. and i want to get out of herend as soon as i can. it wil

st. peter's square.c if the project goes forward it is expected to add more than $30,000 a month to the vatican's costs.m >>> how holidays right around the corner so that can only mean onehh thing holiday flavored chips. who needs pumpkin pie or cookie flavored potato chips?'t pecan pie and salted caramel pringles are making a return as well.ca the holiday cans will start appearing in stores in early november. i'm not sure about that.ha >> i kind of like the sweet and saltyy things. >> may be. >>> i will let you know how it goes. >>> city of cleveland is now championship city. how does that sound? this morning we celebrated all of our cities access. >> calling all bowlers of time for the eighth annual wayne dawson celebrity poll bola fun saturday november 5th at 3:00 p.m. join members of the phosphate family fromom members of the evt designed to help the dawson foundation which providesd scholarships and winter coat hats and gloves for local students. for more information there is a link at www.fox8.com. ?? >> welcome back everyone.e they a live look from our roof cam and i hope we hear the this

nico the there appeared geico is a third-grader at st. peter and paul.>[applause] i happen to know him although i did not know that he was the person that committed the name. as president coming says were over 300 entries to name the fire boat. nico is the winner. were going to unveil the name soon but i did want to say that he had about eight member panel on the selection committee. was not an easy task but you are entry was picked. i'm going to have you unveiled again shortly but first of all we are going to have nico read a fire code that was written in 1935 by one of our members. >> here is a scuttle that protects our big a floating tower with a chilling spray. to douse the anger of starting flame and put the minutes of dread fire to shame. whose staffs this towering ship spewing when she must team into some blazing slip? must be firefighters of courage possessed by very few. members of our fire boat's crew. >> >>[applause] >> great job. nico is the son of one of our valuable members capt. tony rivera. tony, please stand up. and his lovely wife, lisa

st peters. the church was founded by german catholics in the area, with the first mass in 18-33. the congregation has been in a few church buildings over the years, as previous ones have burned down. but today, they are the only church in southern harrison county. our thanks to greg dennis for sharing their story. stay with us - from the farm os are next. photos are next. welcome back. well, mike, we like to have fun on twitter. and there's been a hastag floating around since 2013. it's cabcorn. and here are a few cab corn shots from this week. tony had some cab corn in iowa city this week. dave snapped a picture of his grandpa driving, saying at g a camerea in the grain tank really helps reduce or even eliminate all that cab corn. and brent wanted to know where hte grain cart driver was... he had some overflow creating cabcorn on the roof. and jason scott, who sort of started this cab corn hashtag, took this picture, saying it's the ever so rare picture of mixed cab corn and cab soybeans. plus a lot of dirt and dust. by the way farm journal they did it with our poll and asked wh

st. peters's square. they're cardinals who are complaining to pope francis asking him to stop mcdonald from opening. they're calling >> they would get 30,000 a month. >>> what the agency path see done wrong. >>> a mexican drrg lord could come who says i shoul dn't have a soda everyday? my doctor. my dentist. wait, i know what i want. make sparkling water at home. and drink 43% more water every day. sodastream. love your water. >>> 20 until 7:00. back with a live look at king super. you can see our tables set up for it's going on and it will last until 9:00. we'll be out there after this newscast. >>> the -- >> the inspector general says the agency should have issued an emergency order 7 months before it did. this says the epa had the power and enough information to warn people the water was contaminated as early as june of 2016. they decided to wait. >> el chapo, awe one time mexicg lord is coming to the mexico approved his extra dictid be months before he get here. meanwhile, a federal judge overseeing h

st. peters burg medical institutions.ent has ramped up what it says is a pattern of the taunts towards diplomats of the u.s. in russia. the washington post reported this summer that u.s. diplomats in russia had furniture rearranged in their homes and said one diplomat reported someone defecated on her living room floor. in june an american diplomat was tackled by a russian guard. the kremlin said the guard was doing his job, protecting the embassy from a potential threat. u.s. officials say the harassment has gotten more intense since russia's invasion of crimea in 2014. peter swack was the tom official in moscow then. >> everywhere we went we had a sense they knew where we were. we were being surveisurveilled. you can have this feeling of constant very nervous attention. >> if putin's government is harassing american diplomats what is his message. >> there aren't any rules anymore. you are isolating us. punishing us and signaling you don't have to take us seriously. so we're going to use whatever weapons we have, asymmet

st. peter's square, the pope made an impassioned plea for an immediate cease-fire, he said, an immediatee in syria, in order to evacuate civilians, and especially children, he said, who are trapped, still under bloody bombardment. so the pope making one of his most impassioned pleas for syria, as he has done, frankly, carol, since the beginning of his pontificate. but this time, very forthright, saying that those who are responsible must come together, must put together a cease-fire, and must respect it. because if you remember in september, a cease-fire agreement failed. he said the conflict is inhuman and must be ended. even if you cannot find peace in syria at this moment, at least we can agree that we need to get the children and those civilians, those images that we've all seen by now, something needs to be done about it, and pope francis using his pulpit here hoping that those responsible will hear his words, and will come together. he's calling for an immediate cease-fire. carol? >> delia gallagher reporting live from rome. i'll be right back. when they thought they should westart

st. peters berkz 44 miles per hour wind gusts so that's why we're looking at big problems across the state. because have you 40 to 50 miles per hour wind gust as cross the state on friday morning heading into the afternoon and that is is earnly going to cause damage croots state, even here across the west coast and into the middle of the state and pretty devastating problems and damage across the eastern part of state. per sen tack. on the west coast continues to increase. 30 to 40% chance. once you get into the interyorks we're basically looking at that chance of seeing those tropical storm force winds 70 to 80% at this point. 88 degrees today. vair bli cloudy skies. a few scattered showers around. mainly cloudy skies night. over night low of 76. for tomorrow we're going to start see these conditions go downhill across the state. mainly a a cloudy skies. breezy and a daytime hive 87 degrees. seven day forecast, you daytime highs stay in the mid 80s as we head into the week. we're pul downg drier air so maybe cooler for the over night lows as well. we when i was one year old, i was diagnos

st. peters square from the building here. one cardinal is so upset he sent a letter to pope francis. however, the church is expected to make about $30,000 a month if that store is able to open. tracking some rain heading our way, there is a cold front to the west. that will bring those showers, but whether or not we have tropical moisture getting involved, still a question. we will explore that. >> the investigation continues after a middle school student in coming up, what we have learned about school bus protocol a plus hey, ready for the big meeting? yeah. >>uh, hello!? a meeting? it's a big one. too bad. we are double booked: diarrhea and abdominal pain. why don't you start without me? oh. yeah. if you're living with frequent, unpredictable diarrhea and abdominal pain, you may have irritable bowel syndrome with diarrhea, or ibs-d. a condition that can be really frustrating. talk to your doctor about viberzi, medication you take every day that helps proactively manage both diarrhea and abdominal pain at the same time. so you stay ahead of your symptoms. viberzi can cause new or wo

nico the there appeared geico is a third-grader at st. peter and paul.>[applause] i happen to know him although i did not know that he was the person that committed the name. as president coming says were over 300 entries to name the fire boat. nico is the winner. were going to unveil the name soon but i did want to say that he had about eight member panel on the selection committee. was not an easy task but you are entry was picked. i'm going to have you unveiled again shortly but first of all we are going to have nico read a fire code that was written in 1935 by one of our members. >> here is a scuttle that protects our big a floating tower with a chilling spray. to douse the anger of starting flame and put the minutes of dread fire to shame. whose staffs this towering ship spewing when she must team into some blazing slip? must be firefighters of courage possessed by very few. members of our fire boat's crew. >> >>[applause] >> great job. nico is the son of one of our valuable members capt. tony rivera. tony, please stand up. and his lovely wife, lisa

nico the there appeared geico is a third-grader at st. peter and paul. >>[applause] i happen to know him although i did not know that he was the person that committed the name. as president coming says were over 300 entries to name the fire boat. nico is the winner. were going to unveil the name soon but i did want to say that he had about eight member panel on the selection committee. was not an easy task but you are entry was picked. i'm going to have you unveiled again shortly but first of all we are going to have nico read a fire code that was written in 1935 by one of our members. >> here is a scuttle that protects our big a floating tower with a chilling spray. to douse the anger of starting flame and put the minutes of dread fire to shame. whose staffs this towering ship spewing when she must team into some blazing slip? must be firefighters of courage possessed by very few. members of our fire boat's crew. >> >>[applause] >> great job. nico is the son of one of our valuable members capt. tony rivera. tony, please stand up. and his lovely wife, li

st. peter's and fortunately with the multiple angles that the fire department was able to reach the property none was seriously hurt in this case that is a nightmare as far as an emergency situation most of buildings are you think in 1977, 2004, 11 and 14 those proposed developments of that land were rejected or failed because of egress i mean it is an interesting blot of land so any concern is that the fire department has not weighed in that didn't happen until after the planning is approved i implore you to at least continue it is too much at risk to make a decision about this today thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> by e hi ladies and gentlemen, i'm jesse levitt at parents of a one-year-old and my sister and family you heard from live on coter i'm concerned about this project so much of the critical information has been realized at the very last minute the neighbors received environmental document one day from the hearing even though we were told that was published in september and at 10:00 a.m. the document was not online we received the stormwater management plan less

firefighter peter st. john was among a crew of 3 that entered the building to help gas company workers cap off a gas line. just then, the line exploded the -- the line exploded. the last thing st. john remembered seeing was an orange flash. >> i think it must of blacked out for a little bit. i felt the heat wave pushing back and that i was on the ground. i was just in pain. ben: both of st. john's legs were broken. he was rescued from the wreckage by 2 other firefighters who were nearby but not seriously hurt. ,jc: all right, a weird weather we have over a 10th of an age of rain, but is mid-october and is humid. mike: right. even the little will rain tomorrow, the humidity will go down. jc: you will feel the difference? mike: oh, yeah. but you feel the moisture in the air. that is why we have such a chance for downpours. let me show you on the radar. notice where this is coming from. this is not coming from the west. this is not coming from the south. plumes of moisture l out here. this is moving into rada

nico the there appeared geico is a third-grader at st. peter and paul. >>[applause] i happen to know him although i did not know that he was the person that committed the name. as president coming says were over 300 entries to name the fire boat. nico is the winner. were going to unveil the name soon but i did want to say that he had about eight member panel on the selection committee. was not an easy task but you are entry was picked. i'm going to have you unveiled again shortly but first of all we are going to have nico read a fire code that was written in 1935 by one of our members. >> here is a scuttle that protects our big a floating tower with a chilling spray. to douse the anger of starting flame and put the minutes of dread fire to shame. whose staffs this towering ship spewing when she must team into some blazing slip? must be firefighters of courage possessed by very few. members of our fire boat's crew. >> >>[applause] >> great job. nico is the son of one of our valuable members capt. tony rivera. tony, please stand up. and his lovely wife, li

fire lieutenant peter st. john still can't believe he survived all this and no one st. john could see the gas waves when he approached the building and that's when his team decided to pull the fire alarms and evacuate nearby buildings. st. john having a hard time accepting that others are calling him a hero. >> i feel like i'm not a hero. i just did what everyone else would have done during that time. it's our job to go in and protect the citizens. >> marie: both of st. john's legs were broken. get him to safety. >> reed: a massive cyber attack left twitter, netflix, paypal, reddit and other popular websites at a standstill today. likely you experienced that. the outages are result of something called a denial of service attack on large scale domain manager dyn. these kind of attacks try to overwhelm websites with so much traffic that it impairs their service. a post on hacker news first identified the cyber attack mainly affecting the east coast but it was felt here in our department of homeland security is monitoring that situation closely. >> they'll take a close loo

peter st. john responded to the scene after the first reports and he and his team saw gas coming from a bagel shop, they went inside of pulled the alarms and evacuated everyone. when the shop suddenly went up in flame. >> the next thing i knew there was an explosion, i saw the explosion from the basement to the third floor, i think there was fire because i saw orange but all i know was after the initial blast i must have blacked out a bit and i was on the ground and felt the heat wave push me back and i was on the ground. >> fortunately nobody was killed in the blast. earlier this week portland's fire chief called sane john a hero and he says he was just doing his job. >>> the nfl is being criticized again for the way it handled abuse allegations against a player, now they are reviewing giants kicker josh brown again after admitting to abusing his wife in newly revealed documents. >> reporter: the nfl reopening an investigation into new york giants josh brown, the pro ball kicker suspended one

st. peters group florida are leading legislation if passed could provide a challenge that potentially take a shot at citizens united. okay. other questions we have a few more minutes. >> wonderful panel and great to see you. my question is in regards to engaging donors in it being the case we've got billionaires of warren buffet and facebook founders, basically, giving the majority of their wealth away. what do you think it will take for some of that money to go for structural reform and sexuals, any number of thing that is we're talking about tonight, given the fact that so many of the topic of concerns, not just the millennials or that's a car local place. >> that's a good question. >> i don't know if you can hear me without the microphone. i would say that the short answer is that it's going to take time to get folks there, one reason why this is so -- it's going to take some patience is because a lot of the tech donors right now who are emerging and are going to far surpass the older money that's help ping in the landscape. they've not been engaged at the level they should up until thi

st. petersburg police want to find denise dallas. the detective tells me she knows he hopes she turns herself in. >> peter bernard live for us in st. petersburg, thanks. >>> a cafeteria worker is hailed a hero there just seconds after an inmate took a corrections officer hostage in bartow. tina morris was eating lunch in a nearby park when four inmates came running toward her with one heck of a wild story. they told her their fellow inmate held an officer at night mate and drove off with him in a bartow -- knifepoint and city truck. she called 911. >> these four inmates here are like freaking out, but i drove down to flower and i looked both ways and i don't see the work truck anywhere. >> in the end deputy jeffrey rexrode escaped when the two stopped at a gas station. the inmate david ross was later caught in pinellas county and according to the department of corrections, because these werer not typically carry a gun, only pepper spray and handcuffs. >>> a somber moment tonight in largo while family and friends remember loved ones who died from overdose or of drugs or alcohol. the pinellas county sheriff's office and narcotics ove

lieutenant peter st. john was a person respond about a gas leak. he says he knew it was serious so his team pulled the fire alarms and pulled everyone out. >> the next thing i knew the was an explosion. >> that explosion happened just as workers were ready to seal the line. eight people were injured. both of st. johns legs were broken. he says he will call himself a hero and he's happy no one was hurt. >>> lots of people are headed out to football games, concerts, blue at the zoo, where you waterproof costumes. >> we're just going to call it you at the zoo. >> it's going to be oman night tonight, folks. we've got rain showers downtown. look at those waves. it is a stiff northerly wind. winds are gusting at 25 miles per hour. it will be breezy all evening long so plan accordingly. if you get wet on top of that, you are really going to chill down. so here we go. let show you the current temperature in downtown cleveland. 34 degrees. it is a little warmer there. 48, parma, 51, westlake. kent, 48. akron, 52. here is the rain. the chill has arrived and

st. peter's episcopal church. having a smashingly good time at hundreds will drop from eight stores at 4 p.m. enjoy music and farm's tricky corn maze. most activities are free, but there's a charge to go through the farm's corn maze. head to the seacoast for a halloween party spooktacular. they're hosting a spooky story telling, from ages 3-10, all are welcome. prizes will be awarded for best costume. the and that's what's happening, new hampshire, i'm shelley walcott, wmur, news 9. >> a recycling facility at the jet port in maine is the first of its kind in the country. it recycles deicing fluid and it will accept fluid from other airports in the region this winter. the airport director says it's both good for the environment and for business to refuse the fluid. >> extreme weather could be putting your favorite bottle of of vine and wine is blaming harsh weather on one of the worst years of production since the start of the century. the organization says because of global warming, storms are more frequent, longe

st. peter's square. one is so angry about this he's written to pope francis asking him to do something. expected to add more than $30,000 a month to the vatican coppers. and when you think willy wonka you think of gene wilder. they are reporting that the warner bros. is working on a project that will focus on the earlier inventions. he played it back in the 1970. he last played on the screen by johnny depp. but here's the thing people on twitter they twitter they hate this. there's all the outrage and twitter. twitter. they are going nuts. they don't want another willy wonka and they don't want it so soon after his death this year. it's a big social media storm that were seen with this film plan. >> julian massage making an appearance. back in a minute. i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order, we had to launch the missiles. that would be it. i prayed that call would never come. self control may be all that keeps these missiles from firing. i would bomb the [ beep ] out of 'em. i want to be unpredictable. i love war. the thought of donald t

st. peters basilica, they're calling it controversial and asking the pope to stop it and mcdonald's's cuisinean affront to italian cuisine. and even with the revenues from it. they could be below the residences of seven cardinals. >> they want something healthy like pizza. stuart: give me a pizza. would you like to watch tv on the web? google can help you do that. ash, you've got to explain that for me. ashley: they're going to use live web tv service that would use the youtube platform. makes perfect sense and reached an agreement with cbs live nfl games which is a big deal. in talks with fox, disney and viacom, they could offer what they call a skinny bundle, fewer channels, 30, $40 a month. the only surprise they haven't done this sooner because this makes perfect sense. stuart: what do you think of that, john layfield? i like the sound of it,i've got to say. a mini bundle? i like that. >> i think it's terrific. like i've said many times, it's not very long before you see google or apple buy something like nfl rights or premier league rights and once they do, it's game over for the cable d

lieutenant peter st. john says he blacked out after the blast and woke up in pain. he says the explosion threw her about 20 feet. portland's fire commissioner says st. john saved several lives. >> while injuries were sustained by firefighters, civilians and police, none were life-threatening. and so we're very grateful for that and for the quick thinking of our firefighters and our police officers in >> the blast injured seven people in addition to st. john. two other firefighters, two officers, three people were hurt, but none of their injuries were life-threatening injuries. >>> a healing garden located on boston's children's hospital will be torn down so the complex can expand. families who scattered the ashes of their lost loved ones tell fox 25's kristine mccartney they're heart broken by this decision. >> reporter: families of children's hospital patients facility's therapeutic garden will be torn up, including elizabeth richter, whose brother david was 12 when he died of a brain tumor in 1973. >> his ashes were scattered there, and the destruction of the gard

tonight >>reporter: in the port and a shopping district a scary situation where now with the story of peter st. john >>catherine heenan: it demolished and to restore historic building their agree that this thing could much worse it is not for peterson john he is recovering the broken bones after being tossed in the air as much as 20 ft. but before that happened yet helped evacuate the building he was one of the first to notice ways of gas come from all line outside his team pull the fire alarm and hustle to get at one howe they did only moments before the explosion gas company employes were about to approach the building to cap off the broken gas lines before they stop them the could of the more serious injuries even death as for sen john both of his legs were broken the father of three had lent the surgery on wednesday he is doing pretty well all. >>grant lodes: she's from rock and a sacramento suburb and shushan the world of her disability is not keeping their from inspiring others >>reporter: is a sidekick is also her wardrobe inspiration for school picture than that is why data was not off

the firefighter peter st. john said he came to the scene. he saw gas waves coming outside the building. that is the kind of build up serious. so his team ran around pulling the fire alarms to get everybody out of the building the. the force of the explosion when it happened moments later threw him 20 feet. >> i must have blacked out for a little bit. i felt the heatwave push me back and then i was on the ground. jonathan: again, he and his team got everybody out before the explosio the explosion. he says he does not feel like a hero because he says it is his job to protect people. that is amazing, too. when you consider he saw the waves of the gas coming out of the buildings and didn't hesitate. pull the alarm. get people out of here. people started to evacuate the building. michelle: thank goodness they did. seconds count in a situation like that. jonathan: no question. the facade across the street michelle: what a brave guy. jonathan: very. michelle: another kind of superhero officially became an ambassador for the united nations today. wo

. >>> a portland firefighter is hailed a hero this morning for portland fire lieutenant peter st. john is recovering in the hospital. he has two broken legs along with other scratches and scrapes. he and his crew were first on the scene. the lieutenant was evacuating nearby buildings when the explosion threw him across the street. but all that work and putting his life on the line paid off. no one was killed in this blast. thankfully he was there along with his fellow firefighters. >>> parents have you handed your smart phone or tablet to a child just to get a peace? new recommendations are up this morning for kids media use. the advice is meant to get rid of guilt and teach parents how to use media to their advantage. instead of playing a constant game of keep away parents are encouraged to join in on the fun. >> play a game together with your kids you know look at social media together with the kid and watch the news together with your kids if that's what you want to do. >> previously the influential group of pediatricians suggested no media before age 2 and now they say there's

peter st. john was thrown 20' in the air with eight people hurt. no injuries are life threatening but it demolished this building,ing flighting a fire and sent a plume of smoke over the city. the chief said st. john ran into the building to pull fire alarms and calls for him "hero." i did what everyone else would have con. it is our job. to go in. and protect the citizens. >> he said he now recovering from three broken legs and he feels humble and grateful. all the right name, st. john. >> and now accweather forecast with meteorologist mike nicco. >> mount tam is couple at 2,600 feet up and 66 degrees. you can see all the way to the san mateo bridge. temperature are west portal 61, sunny side is 62, financial district is 63 and cooler at lake merced at 52 and ocean beach at 54. we have 49 in santa clara, a cool spot along with pleasanton, and 51 right now in petaluma and 50 in american canyon. redwood city has average highs at 74, starting off at 58 at 8:00, 67 at noon not too bad, high clouds and sunshine and temperatures holding in the low-to-mid

lieutenant peter st. john is still in the hospital, both of his legs broken. officials say minutes after construction workers hit a gas line, st. john and his crew were the first on the scene. as they got everyone out, the building exploded, throwing st. john across the street. listen to him describe the moments as the building blew up. >> all i know is that after an initial blast, i think i must have blacked out for a little bit. next thing i knew i was on the ground. >> st. john is getting a lot of praise. he says he's not a hero. >>> as you said, dozens of people's lives saved as a result. fremont's downtown construction crosses a major milestone. here is new video of main street which was once capital avenue. this afternoon the city will celebrate the project. there will be food trucks and trick-or-treating for the little guys. construction in the area is far from over. there's more work to be done. >>> stanford is set to inaugurate the new president later today. mark -- >> glad you got that one. >> the university's 11th president. the inauguration will ta

st. louis school he heard a friend to kil josslyn peters, she was shot to death in march, she was an elementary school teacher and seven months pregnant, they say that evidence showsws he said t have matt lunney thru the mail.e we know that he did send him $2,500 in cash. we don't know if was more involved or anything. >> it was arrested for allegedly stealing money for accounts to .und a class trip donald trump continues to lash out at his party 40 calls this loyalty. >> don't want to support a don' people. >> his comments were aimed at house speaker paul ryan after she in othersrs shifted their support for trump, the wild the president has harsh words for republicans who have condemned the comments in trump's the tea that are sticking by other parties pick. >> you got people who say that we strongly disapprove, we really disagree , we find those comments to be discussed in. but were still endorsing. bad news for hillary clinton, wiki-leaks released more e-mails, 1,000 claim to be from her campaign chief suggesting that she was colluded with tv networkses to give her an edge, the campaign blam

st. peters time and now the tampa bay times and covering government at every level. she's a graduate of virginia. >> my good friend on the end is adam littac known as the reporter for the new york times. he writes side bar columns. we'll be discussing adam's work. he graduated from yale law school and practiced law for 14 years before joining the new york times reporting staff in 2002. he spent a great deal of that time depending new york times. thank you to our panelists for joining us. the setting for this. the tip off, the jumping off point was donald trump's comments made back in february and march in which he expressed frustration of journalism and journalists and he made certain suggestions that caught the attention of our people and around the country. we may start by showing the clip that launched in to this area, into this discussion. >> you talked about being unhappy of the new york times. you said we should open up the liable laws and making it easy.s you can sue right now, how would you change that? >> the new york times and the washington post, new york

st. peters group florida are leading legislation if passed could provide a challenge that potentially take a shot at citizens united. okay. other questions we have a few more minutes. >> wonderful panel and great to see you. my question is in regards to engaging donors in it being the case we've got billionaires of warren buffet and facebook founders, basically, giving the majority of their wealth away. what do you think it will take for some of that money to go for structural reform and sexuals, any number of thing that is we're talking about tonight, given the fact that so many of the topic of concerns, not just the millennials or that's a car local place. >> that's a good question. >> i don't know if you can hear me without the microphone. i would say that the short answer is that it's going to take time to get folks there, one reason why this is so -- it's going to take some patience is because a lot of the tech donors right now who are emerging and are going to far surpass the older money that's help ping in the landscape. they've not been engaged at the level they should up until thi