just a bit of construction on the kennedy round addison. we did have some slow pockets going into the 6:00 hour. expect a repeat performance there. that's a traffic. >> cocoonmarcus is here ... hi marcus! it's an exciting time for cubs fans. people are excited because there may be a new manager for the cubs. joe madden. if you don't know much about him other than the statistics you heard, he is one of the great managers of baseball, he's a very eclectic guy with some very interesting background off the field. i put together a fun factor list. >> he loves his bicycle. in 2012 it was reported he would cycle 60-100 mi. per week. over the years in tampa bay, his players often referred to him as the fund on call. >> going to throw them out. >> when he is the veteran umpires out is doing other things to keep his team lose. one time he made a lineup based on the the 1986 song, jenny. that's right. the order went 8675309. he once brought a merengue band into the locker room telling his tour feed the band brought a great buy into the clubhouse. and

and on the kennedy, over by addison. that will be breaking down coming up. >> still to come, students accused a student teacher of committing a hate crime. >> and the problem with the red light cameras, don't expect any refunds. >> and the future of the police chief in ferguson misery is once there was a girl who always mixed and matched. even in her laundry room. with downy unstopables for long-lasting scent. and infusions for softness. she created her own mix, match, magic. downy, wash in the wow. never running out of them again. a fresh new blade? get gillette's best blades delivered to your door for about $1 a week at gillette.com/subscribe gillette. strike in waukegan spills over into the school board meeting. >> man accused of killing seven women do back in court today. >> a stunning sight as a rocket exploded seconds after liftoff. >>good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm lourdes duarte. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. the party is over. >> finally you have to reach for your winter stuff whic

chris christie is actually here to film a movie sequel -- "the closed bridges of addison county." >>f it were clinton does run in 2016, i think all of them will probably run through the question is, is hillary clinton feeling the heat? she made an air about corporations and businesses not creating jobs. is she feeling the heat or altering her message because she's feeling the pressure from others out there? >> i don't think it's the people she's feeling the heat from. i think it's from the base itself. the polls suggest her closeness with wall street is a problem for some of the democratic electorate and she's trying to make moves to inoculate yourself against that criticism. >> it shows the pressure she is under. people who say she benefits from not having an opponent to get so much scrutiny, you look at marco rubio and rand paul. there are out there making mistakes all the time. the problem for her is she is out there getting criticized the performance of those four biden, clover to karma worn, and martin o'malley, they are not great, they are all pretty decent -- kloburchar. it gi

his twin sister addison was a little more reserved.elebration was also a perfect time for first baseman brendan bell to show off his new son, grayson, who was born just last month. i love when they bring the babies out. >> they're so cute. do we have a decoder of some kind? >> he said we're going to take it, it's going to be a sweep. and we're not going to game five. >> we're not going to game five -- >> wow, bold baby predictions. pretty strong stuff. >> he doesn't speak baby. >> i heard that baby say we are going to give them the spank. that's what i heard. sam, we'll have to get you a translator. i've got one. right now we're looking at construction that could slow you down. this is if you're trying to get into lafayette this morning on eastbound 24. you only have one lane open right now from oak hill road all the way to mt. diablo road. otherwise, looking pretty standard when it comes to your flow this time of morning. per usual, pretty light here on the san mateo bridge. 580 in livermore seeing volume increase but no delays yet. g

. >> as far north as addison street and as far south as u.s. cellular field.he race kicks off at 7:00 a.m.. taking part in this weekend's race. running his first marathon. he met a local man who is running for a very special cause. >> so far have done on thover what thousand miles. >> so inspired by his grandmother is fight with cystic fibrosis. he came up with a crazy way to raise funds for research. running around the country for her honor. >> 11,000 mi.. what is it like running that far? >> i will get back to you. it is from seattle to maine to florida to california. i decided i needed to do something for her. running is something have learned to do. if you ask him about his experience he will tell you it looks like this. he is blind. tell us how you lost your eyesight? >> a drunk driver. as a blind runner he cannot run alone. running with me as a contact sport. left turns are pretty easy because i will feel the road co. i'll just follow arnd when he runs the chicago marathon this doing it wit the of the cystic fibrosis foundation. >> today as it. i'm going

stacy addison had been taken into custody and strip searched now, according to her friends she's beenhaven't notified her attorney. a man she did not know was carrying a shipment of methamphetamines in his car. >> president obama is trying to calm fears over ebola, meeting with a group who volunteered to fight ebola in west africa. he says they're heros who shouldn't be faesing confinement. >> we need groups leading. we have to encourage it and applaud it. >> in maine, health officials say they can't prevent a nurse who treated patients from leaving her mom. she has no no symptoms and has been in involuntary confinement. . >> i remain concerned for policies for aid workers i think we're only adding to stigma not based on science or evidence. >> today, u.s. military confirmed all service members returning from west africa will be quarantined 21 days a thousand troops are currently helping with the fight. >> in hawaii tonight the people of a small village have now been told to abandon their homes. a river of molten lava isó[ bearing down on them. martin savage is in(y9q village. >> the

we reported dr.stacy addison had been taken into custody and strip seahed now, according to her fiendsd and charged. and officials haven't notified her attorney. a man she did not know was carrying a shipment of methamphetamines in his car. >> president obama is trying to calm fears ove ebola, meeting with a groupwho volunteered to fight ebola in west africa. he says theye heros who shouldn't be faesing confinement. >> we need groups leading. we have to encourage it and applaud it. >> in maine, health offials say they can't prevt a nurse who treated patients from aving her mom. she has no no symptoms and has been in involuntary confinement. . >> i remain concerned for policies for aid workers i think we're only adding to stigma not based on science or evidence. >> today, u.s. military confirmed alservice members returning from west africa will be quarantined 21 days a thousand troops are currently helping with the fight. >> in hawaii tonight the people of a small village have now been told to aband their homes. a river of molten lava isó[ bearing down on them. martin savage is in(y9q

he and his wife have twins, addison and lee. pretty accomplished. we're back in a moment. - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it. >>> 6:26 on your friday. in 2012, kids didn't show up to class. the district ended up losing $160,000 because of parade related absences. so the district reminded families that school is still in session. >>> time to get to know madison bumgarner. his first word is ball, born in hickory. start shopping a new way. start maximizing at the place where you always get more than you pay for. t.j.maxx. brands you love, prices that work for you. you deserve it. maxx life at t.j.maxx. >>> a lot of rain on the way but i'll still be able to get you out there for trick or treat. >> the mo

as far north as addison. as far south as cellular field on 35th. you get to see a big part of the city. some streets will be closed. brace kicks off at 7:00 a.m.. to win the marathon, the first finishers usually come in around two hours. that's like setting your treadmill at 12 1/2 miles per hour and keeping that pace for two straight hours. good luck to them. if you want to watch the marathon by cta you can do this, take the red line, a great way to check it out. start at the first mile marker on grand avenue. get the map from the website. take that up north. you can head right to mile eight. hopped back on the redlined down to sir mac you'll see them at mile 21. any good hop back on to the finish line. so you can see a big part of the marathon riding along. and carbon up. catcher carbohydrates. so there's a build your own pasta menu on saturday 15-$22. you could check that out. park grill downtown in millennium park, a marathon pasta dinner at $35. call to find out. after the race, if you are looking for food afterwards, a $25 sunday brunch you h

thomas berdych takes on thomas addison.los raonic. >>> lebron james's cleveland homecoming really didn't go to plan after the cavs were beaten 95-90 in their season opener against the new york knicks. james really struggled in his first game for them since returning to the franchise from miami. it was one of his worst games ever, with eight turnovers. he shot just 15 to end the night on the losing side. the bookmakers immediately made them favorites to win the title next june, but james's display was nothing like the stuff of champions. the knicks held on well in the fourth. carmelo anthony scored a game-high 25 points. >> well, my shooting is a lot of me, just out of rhythm. my turnovers, some of them was careless, some of them was chemistry. kind of i'm throwing pass where is i was hoping that some of my teammates were and they were not there. and that will come with each game, it will come with each practice. we continue to learn. kyrie, i thought he was going to stay in the corner. he cut back door. another one where i

among the streets, addison and walker mill road. yet on a possible release date. >>> it's being called a freak accident. a teenager dies after a collision on the football field. we'll take you back to the field where friends and family remembered a player who had a big heart. >>> hundreds gather to remember a high school football player who died after a freak accident on the field. >>> that player collided with another player and collapsed earlier this week. greg serge has the story. >> reporter: they couldn't hide the pain. they left class early to mourn a 16-year-old described as a great kid. one teen tweeted, it broke my heart to see the amount of people crying in the hallways. >> i've never walked into school and it's been so silent. >> this was just a tragedy. just a damn tragedy. >> reporter: geraldine watched as he watched during the game at john glenn high school. the jr. linebacker died later in the hospital. the exact reason for his death is still unclear. >> i think it was the result of a typical football play. it was jus

joining me tonight is the executive director of that organization, of wisconsin jobs now, jennifer eps addisone here, of course the election, we're eight days out. certainly nothing will happen between now and the election, correct? >> well, who knows what's going to happen between now and election. but we hope a court will take this up in a timely manner and will make the only logical determination, which is governor walker did not follow state law. you have hundreds of underpaid workers who are now suing the governor demanding one simple thing, demathat he follow the process. after the governor received hundreds of complaints from underpaid workers, he didn't even do a cursory investigation of these workers' complaints. he did not contact one single worker who filed a complaint that their living conditions were forcing them to stay in poverty. all he did was a debunked study from the wisconsin restaurants association, a group that's given over $200,000 in campaign contributions to the governor and use that to determine whether or not the state is paying a living page. we believe that the sta

and addison. the whole family only in death. you have everyone together at hollywood cemetery. i visited many times. it's called the angel of grief. they had this statue sculpt and tried to raise enough money to finance it. they got some, but it was the daughters of the confederacy of new york that finished up paying for it. it's between north and south and that's what i think winnie tried to do and he edged it closer to that happening. >> did maggie ever get involved? >> maggie and her mother had an interesting relationship.

the entire team working collaboratively, intensively, but addison-wesley was the-- edison guiding intellect. many of them knew much more about their particular specialty, but edison set the agenda and also was the one who had to negotiate with the toitalists to get the money pay for what turned out to be a very expensive research and development assess. -- process. called this an invention factory and he promised he was going to come up with a minor invention every 10 days and an amazing breakthrough every six months. he was not sure what things those were or what field it was. he was going to create great ideas. >> he announced this to the world, the moore's law of invention. >> yes. access to capital, both from the public markets and his own considerable wealth at that point. he was making tremendous royalties off a number of other inventions, not least of which was the phonograph. the big chunk of money he made was from the telegraph. he started as a lowly telegraph operator and learned the business and figured out how to send transmissions both directions on the same wire, forh was a va

lee's twin sister addison close by with her mother kristen, soaking in the spotlight there. >>> 6:27he opening bell just moments away on the markets and we are keeping an eye, just ahead. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ californians are discovering the real risks behind prop 46. it was written and paid for by the trial lawyers to make them millions... while, for the rest of us, health care costs go up. no wonder every major newspaper in the state opposes prop 46. they say 46 "overreached in a decidedly cynical way." it's a ploy "for trial lawyers to enrich themselves." and prop 46 has "too many potential drawbacks to be worth the risk." time to vote no on prop 46. >>> on the move, a nurse fighting ebola is waking up in a new hospital this morning. the rea

his twin sister addison close by, a little more reserved. the celebration also a perfect time for first baseman brandon belt to show off his son, grayson, wearing appropriate socks. >> grayson is one stylish baby. i don't know what language lee posey is speaking, but we're still looking into that. >> he can say whatever he wants. his dad is buster posey. >>> the giants have until tuesday to play the first game of the world series. another big game is this sunday. >> that's right. the 49ers in denver for sunday night football. it will be a contest for the 49ers' defense going up against one of the best quarterbacks in the league. peyton manning could make history-breaking brett favre's record for most touchdown passes thrown. manning has thrown 506, two short of the record. you can see the game here on nbc bay area, your broadcast home of the san francisco 49ers. our coverage starts at 4:00 with football night in america. >>> fans getting together for sunday night's niners game. we're going to be tempted with a lot of snacks. but health exper

no wonder, $679,000, that's for five acres. 2888 addison circle south, just recently sold, $1.1 million below the list of 1.195. annual taxes here, a very modest $7600. i'm getting ill just seeing that. 4 bedrooms, 5 1/2 baths, nearly 5,000 square feet of living space. what makes this one special? >> now, this is a 2013 custom-built home. it's got vintage beams in the kitchen, gourmet kitchen, with subzero refrigerator, granite countertops. it also has a finished walkout basement with bar. it even has a really cute little craft room in the basement. and it's got all today's fixtures and this is almost on a half an acre as well. and in an area of oakland township, which is just surrounded by luxury home estate homes. >> that is very nice. jenny lynn, thank you very much for taking us on a tour there of oakland township today where there are some nice places. >> no problem. >> sue. >>> ty, we've got another "power house" to show you. check out 602 north roxbury drive in beverly hills, california. i love spanish architecture. it is the former residence of lucille ball and desi arnaz. it is

working with addison county farmers and militia to harvest -- and an ironworks. he picks vermont to establish his shipyard. this is a wonderful contemporary image of that. the only place i've ever seen a shipyard annotated. we still don't know exactly where that was. or exactly what it looked like. we commissioned marine artist ernie haase. he's using every original source we can find to try to give us a picture of what it might have looked like. this is his extraordinary, extraordinary painting. i think the bulk of the shipyard was where the job corps is now. behind those historic buildings. there was also a steamboat already in construction when mcdonough moved his headquarters there. that was to be the second steamboat on lake champlain. mcdonough and noah brown decided to take that hull over and finish it as a war schooner. they laid the keel for the big ship, the flagship, the saratoga. six gunboats. they launch them in ridiculously short amounts of time. it is not just building these big ships. it's building these big ships in such a compressed amount of ti

rails.e a problem on the silver line single tracking stadium armory to addison of a signal problem.ter 235 accident activity. george washington parkway a broken down vehicle and delays eased. a little wet s later, do not it? >> yes, it does. but here is the heavier rain in west virginia and tracking east. le -- not left h yet grab the umbrella. only around 66 by 1:00 so keep he umbrella handy and more likely chance of showers this afternoon and through the overnight. see a few showers tomorrow and partly sunny and 60's.aturday and sunday, only isolated chance of shower sunday and monday. prince william county are vandalized whoever nearly two dozen vehicles hrowing rocks through the windows of cars and trucks and a an and hearst parked outside a muslim funeral home. they caused more than $10,000 in damage. we will have one more update at 8:56. hope to see you then. ♪ ♪ bang bang into the room ♪ i know you want me ♪ i let you have it ♪ wait a minute let me take you there ♪ ♪ wait a minute for you ♪ bang bang there goes your heart ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> that's how the "vmas" op

he's now a senior advisor with torch stone pager, a private security firm and joins us from addison, texas this morning. thanks for being with us. as you just heard our reporter mention, home land chief security jay johnson ordered an investigation into the secret service. >> i think it's critical that an outside panel of professional experts look at the cease rete service. there's not a lot of credibility in d.h.s. to do these reviews. it's critical that it be an outside panel of experts. >> you are not confident that this is going to be enough. >> i think the outside panel, in order to fix something, you have to understand the problem. this outside panel of independent experts has to get to the fundamental problems within the secret service. >> during her testimony, miss pierson blamed budget cuts and congressman steven lynch responded to that on our program yesterday. >> how about locking the door? how about locking the door to stop a mentally ill person from coming through the front door of the white house, we need more money? you know, that's ridiculous. that's just a ridiculous

and college student, some of them have questions for our candidates for governor, and we begin with addison. please go ahead. >> welfare has been increasingly in demand. and in more recent times and upturned food stamps have been great, electronic benefit transfer carts. with the legitimacy of these cards use has been question. what do you believe would make these cards more efficient as well as increase their effectiveness? or should vermont change its current plan for welfare and turned favor of other options? >> moderator: mr. peters, let's start with you. peters: i believe that if i was governor that if people are working, people thing out of social sturdy to support somebody who don't want to work, possible, that you should not be able to buy alcohol, tobacco, or lottery tickets from what is given to you for what you're supposed to be using to take care of yourself and your family. not only that, whatever the least firman estimate that is working her butt off just to make their payments should be the bottom of what you are earning big because i see a lot of people on the system that dr

addison montgomery on "grey's anatomy" and then "private practice". >> and her comedy chops are on full him in the nose as hard as you can. nothing scares a bully like seeing his own blood. >> you know, that's the best advice a grown-up's given me in a long time. >> really? you think i'm a grown-up? >> well, if you're asking me, you really got problems. >> nice. >> how good is he? >> adorable. >> what was his name, not emanuel lewis, who was it -- the voice is the same. >> cutie. >> tell us about your wacky character. >> i know. >> rebecca wright. >> she's fun. >> she's bad. >> you guys say what you think. you don't hold back. you should have been put in jail, but we're glad you weren't, because you're super cute. and so somebody will be spooning you, so better you're here serving it up for america every morning. >> and you're one of the executive producers? >> i am. >> you're wearing a lot of hats, along the cleavage. >> i have cleavage going, hats. enjoy it. we cannot let it happen. so we're having a ball. i'm executive producing a long with anne heche and will ferrell. it has been an