ashland. i don't know of any person who could spend five months a tourist in the pacific ocean and not wonder if today is going to be the day that it all hands or if you're going to have a great day and there's going to be a rainbow with a pot of gold tomorrow and you had some close shaves that was shocking count as i've been here sir we had two different encounters one close to the equator at the one hundred sixty degrees west. group of five tiger sharks were taking care of down time. and then a second encounter a little bit more north and west as that. group of forty to fifty foot shark. just really wanted to break open the boat well inside so i will fly them all. we did not turn them off the boat survived those attacks without structural failure and we just waited and hoped someone would be in the area who could assist us so that was your hope but to this five months i have every day we had a metaphor that you just send out a distress signal and hope that somebody hears it's that is true th

they were aboard the "uss ashland" in japan last night. crew members rescued them.hey were on what was supposed to be an 18-day journey from hawaii to tahiti. >> the crew of "the uss ashland" saved our lives. not from the ocean but from the vessel that was trying to render assistance to us. had they not been able to locate us, we would have been dead within 24 hours. >> wow. they called the crew of "the uss ashland" amazing and said they were honored to be onboard that war ship. >> what a story. >> we see fake cobwebs. emergency services say the cobwebs are dangerous to flying animals and they don't have the strength to break through the man made material. the humane society shared some photos, also an owl that got ensnared in the web. an officer was able to free the bird. wildlife grubs are asking to wildlife grubs are asking to only use indoors. >> combined with the music that is horrifying. this was yesterday afternoon at oracle as a man dressed as the jigsaw killer from the new horror movie slowly rode a tricycle into the arena. that is no killer. he's a courtsi

an american navy ship, the uss ashland.he friends were gushing about the care they got aboard that navy vessel. >> last night, we were up here walking the dogs in the dark, and all of a sudden, we had to wonderful seamen coming up, and handing us glow sticks. saying, put these glow sticks on the dogs. it will make it easier for you to see. it will make it easier for everyone else to see. >> everyone here is open hearted. joyful, happy, supportful. beyond anything that we imagined. >> like a navy recruitment video. the ladies say they're going to miss their friends from the uss ashland. >>> onto western maryland now. people woke up to a dusting of snow. ab away. topper is salivating. >> it's not too early. they average a lot of snow in october. if you drop a plum line, they had 8.4 inches. last night. good stuff. 3-degree guarantee. we went for a high today of 59. i think that's going to be okay. temps have been struggling to get out of the 50s all day, especially with that wind. a live look outside. a little bit of color. a

as they climbed onboard the ashland, tasha smiles here ear. jennifer describes the moment they finally realized they were safe. >> it was actually quite mind blowing and humbling. >>> incredible story. and actually apparently they plan to reunite with their ship and sail back to honolulu. i know. >> well, they're better than me. >> believe it or not a ski resort in the high sierra is set to open this morning. >> mt. rose on the nevada side will open a beginner run. these are photos the ski resort provided. the single slope open 8:00 to noon today and tomorrow. most of the snow is man made but the hope is to change that eventually. >> how soon could we see real stuff, mike? >> real stuff. >> how much? >> all of it. enough -- some fresh for good skiing, please. >> right to the graphics. let me show you what's going on next weekend. this is next weekend. this is next friday where it begins as rain and then it turns over to heavy, wet snow saturday and sunday. we could get more than a foot of snow if the models do bear out. so think about that whi

as they climbed on board the ashland, tasha smiles from ear to ear. then the rescue crew welcomed zeus, still in his life jacket shaking hands with officers. jennifer describes the moment they finally realized they were safe. >> it was actually quite mind-blowing. and incredibly humbling. >> humbling is right. they're on that navy ship now until it reaches the next port of call. and then they're planning to get back on their sailboat after it's repaired and sail back to hawaii. >> wow. i spent a semester at sea once. >> oh, yeah? how did it go? >> college. >> were you at sea for the entire semester? >> no, you know one of those traveling semesters. i assume it's similar to their experience. >> i think it's probably a little bit different. not quite, we drank something different than what they were drinking. >> different kind of purifier. >>> coming up in "the skinny," taylor swift's eye-popping video just released overnight. >>> and pamela anderson bears it all once more. >> wonder how -- that cough doesn't sound so good. take mucinex dm. i'll text yo

all of them grateful to those sailors, those crew members onboard the uss ashland. months at sea. and so we choose those crew members. i'm david muir. thank you for watching. have a good evening. good night. >>> investigators from the sheriff's office have arrested the person we believe to have intentionally started the bear fire. >> today's arrest comes only a day after the 391 acre fire in the santa cruz mountains was fully contained. thank you for joining us. the sheriff's deputies arrested 54-year-old marlon coy this morning. he is the man witnesses singled out when the arson investigation began. >> abc7 news joins us live in boulder creek where the 54-year-old man lived. >> reporter: people who live in the hills and canyons here in boulder creek have been complaining to the sheriff's office for some time about suspicious activity. the theft of valuable goods. now they're learning a man who lived with them in the hills has been accused of setting the fire. as you can see from this video, it left over 330 acres scarred and destroyed two homes, five rvs and 17 veh

ashland welcome to day w. glad to hear your saif after five months you must have started to wonder how this was all going to end thank you for having me on your show absolutely i don't know of any person who could spend five months jurors in the pacific ocean and not wonder if today is going to few days you know and or if you're going to have a great day and there's going to be a ring though with a pot of gold. and you had some close shaves that there were shocking counters i believe yes or no we had two different encounters one close to be a one hundred sixty degrees well. a group of five tiger sharks who were teaching their young son and then a second encounter a little bit more north and west as well as the group of forty to fifty foot shark . i just really wanted to break open the boat and eat well inside so how did you find them all. we didn't send them off we both survived those attacks without structural failure and we just waited and hoped someone would be in the area who could assist us so that was yo

all of them grateful to those sailors, those crew members onboard the "uss ashland".ive months adrift at sea. and so we choose those crew members. i'm david muir. thank you for watching. have a good evening. good night. . >>> the properties located on le sent acres drive and the fighter telling the news he's right there to check on at 4:30 till now the firefighters have done a terrific job. there's a large response from san jose fire, joining us on the phone is captain daniel vega. thanks for rejoining us, tremendous improvement from the last time we spoke.

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good afternoon and welcome to the ashland center at ashland university. as you all know we're here to celebrate constitution day. this sunday, september 17th marks the 230th anniversary of the date when the delegates in philadelphia concluded the work of the constitutional convention, they sent the constitution to the people beginning one of the greatest ten-month debates in american history over ratification of the constitution. ashbrook provided copies to the final product to tens of thousands of teachers and students across the country and you all have a copy of this at your feet today. to celebrate constitution day, we are honored to have with us chad, appointed as acting assistant attorney general for the civil division at the united states department of justice on january 30th, 2017. in this role, he overseas the largest litigation team at the department of justice with over 1100 lawyers who manage over 50,000 different matters each year. the civil division represents the united states in a wide array of civil litigation, including challenges to pre

navy and the u=s=s ashland picked them up."we're so grateful.""humbled." (catherine) their relief is mixed with sadness ... they had to leave their yacht, the sea nymph, behind. they're hoping someone will salvage it...and are actually talking about getting it repairedso they can set off on a new voyage. grant and vicki? (vicki) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. a gradual cooling trend will continue through the weekend along with ongoing dry conditions. high temperatures will cool down to near seasonal averages early in the week with rain chances returning late next week. (grant) investigators have released a sketch of a man who approached two young girls in millbrae. the first incident the first millbrae.girls in two young approached man who a sketch of a have released investigators (grant) (grant) investigators have released a sketch of a man who approached two young girls in millbrae. the first incident happened wednesday morning on palm avenue. a 14-year-old girl was approached by a man driving a goldish brown

. >> the crew of the "uss ashland" saved our lives.m the ocean, but from the vessel that was trying to render assistance to us. had they not been able to locate us, we would have been dead within 24 hours. >> they called the crew of "the uss ashland" amazing and said they were honored to be on board the warship. >>> next at 11:00, one big visitor to an alabama neighborhood. tonight this massive hog may still be on the loose. >>> and screams and scares, but this haunted house is also delivering a special message this halloween. >>> i'm meteorologist drew tuma. i'm tracking krimpction fall air to >>> well, if you spent any time in the south, you know it's not unusual to see feral hogs but this guy would surprise anybody. talk about your porkers. look at him. >> that's a lot of bacon. >> a woman spotted this giant hog roaming around a neighborhood in eastern alabama. stopped to take a video and snap a few pictures. it's unclear if the hog was feral. >> oh, my goodness. >>> so nonoma county was hit ha by the fires but one community is usin

and when the uss ashland got a distress call and steamed to their rescue, and technicians went aboard the sailboat, they deemed that vessel unseaworthy. and the women had about an hour, they said, to decide to leave their home behind as well as most of their material possessions. the good news, as they came out alive with their two very lovable dogs. i got to pet them and hang out with them some. but they had to leave their homes behind. and now they have to find their way in this world again. again, there is a happy ending. they were able to make satellite phone calls from the ship to very concerned family members on the u.s. mainland to say we're alive. and as far as i know, the father of one of the women told the commanding officer aboard this ship, thank you. you save mid daughter's life. >> all right. we don't know what's next for them. but these women are resilient, and they survived. i think they're going to be all right. thank you so much. ivan watson for us there in okinawa. >>> oscar winning actor kevin spacey is apologizing after another actor accused him of an unwanted sex

ashland. they left hawaii back in the spring to head to tahiti. they were found 900 miles southeast of japan. they survived on water purifier and a year's worth of food. >> karen rogers is up with traffic on friday morning. >> it cost more to see hit movies and less to see flops. details on a theater's pricing experiment coming up in business. >>> good morning everybody, it is friday, we're looking live in new jersey. that's 42, northbound traffic moving just fine at creek road. no delay or problems out there. no weather issues impacting the roads. it's just chilly to start you off. 295 we have construction blocking not one, but two lanes between route 30 and 42. watch for that construction. currently why 175 is closed between ferry road and 29 with overnight construction. it will be open in another hour or so, it will be out there a little longer. live on the schuylkill expressway, eastbound at 30. the last time i showed you the shot it was blocked up. once again traffic is moving again. the schuylkill expressway is open after the closure. monday

. >> reporter: tonight headed to port aboard the "uss ashland," what should have been a month-long trip turned into 176 days. the journey of a lifetime while lost at sea. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> we're back in a moment with the airport runway in alaska sealed off by an unexpected visitor. >>> a shocking moment caught on camera in maryland. diners enjoying food and drinks when suddenly a car comes barreling into the restaurant. people diving out of the way. a miracle everyone survived, though several people were injured. authorities are investigating what caused that crash. pretty amazing. >>> it's been a record-breaking year for brick-and-mortar stores in america, but not in a good way. more store closings have been announced in 2017 than any year on record according to a think tank. 6,700 locations in all as physical stores struggle to keep up with online retailers. >>> around here we've covered a lot of reasons for flight delays, but none quite like there one. the folks at the airport in utqiagvik, alaska's northernmost city, found a bearded seal hanging out, catchi

this is at the ashland chemical plant.no one has been hurt, but people in homes and businesses near columbus and oregon are being told to stay inside with the doors closed and the air-conditioning off. the tank that's leaking has a device on it that will contain the spill. >> in buck. s county, a 2-year-old boy is dead after he was thrown from a suspect's jeep. the thief crashed that vehicle trying to get away after staeling from a store. that suspect then ran from the crash leaving the boy to die on the road. cydney long is joining us live from that crash scene tonight. what are you learning? >> you can still see the marks out here on bristol pike in the roadway. i want e show you police say it was stolen audio equipment from this walmart store where we're standing that caused the little boy his life. they have the audacity to take off running after the boy was thrown from the vehicle. sky force 10 captured this video of the emergency response. police say the suspect was not being chased after that left, but he blew a red

the uss ashland picks them up on wednesday. >> there is a book there somewhere. >> or a movie. >>> sal is right over there. is everyone behaving on the roads? i saw a lot of cars this morning. >>> i hope that we have a lighter commute on a friday. >> sometimes people leave earlier. then they can leave earlier. >> very good. i got to work five minutes early. i am leaving five minutes early. [ laughter ] >>> good morning. let's take a look at what we have. i will start with the gilroy commute. northbound 101 from gilroy to san jose. traffic is moving along okay. no major issues. there is roadwork and some of these areas but it's not causing traffic jams. on fridays, the volume is usually a little lighter. we are hoping for that. here's a live look at northbound 280 up to highway 17. no issues on 80 westbound for vacaville, fairfield and vallejo. >>> there we are. good morning. yesterday was another record- setting day for a few. san jose was in there again. june, july, and august, they are usually warm. they were also warm yesterday. 91 degrees. that broke the old mark of 89. either cong

. >> reporter: today safely aboard the "uss ashland," their rescue ship, jennifer appel and natasha fuiavawith dogs zeus and valentine, say after three treacherous storms their engine flooded and their mast failed. >> we had winds between 50 and 72 miles an hour and waves that were up to 35 feet in height. >> reporter: drifting at sea, they say a swarm of tiger sharks stalked their un-seaworthy boat, thrashing the vessel, nearly capsizing it. >> they taunted us and popped up on the left-hand side and the right-hand side. when they decided they wanted to attack, it was extremely calculated. >> reporter: with a year's supply of food and a water purifier for their trip from hawaii to tahiti, the women spotted several ships during their 176 days in the pacific. firing flares, issuing maydays, but no rescue until this week. >> and i could see vessels and watch them get closer. when they would turn or keep going, yeah, it was kind of sad. >> reporter: tonight the duo is headed back to port, a story of survival from two mariners who say they can't wait to set sail again. miguel almaguer, nbc news

the "uss ashland," they found it 900 miles southeast of japan. the beacon, as i mentioned, was on board. it communicates a satellite and sends a location to rescuers when they need help. the women say they didn't use the beacon because they didn't danger. >> after a few days, even a few weeks they were out to sea for five months, right away -- >> 175 days? >> still, it's hard to believe they're alive. the dogs were alive. >> you heard the stories about the sharks, trying to -- >> it's amazing they're alive to tell the story. >> open questions. lot of questions for you too. >> i know. >> joining me early. must be big news. you're losing your mind. >> i think i have lost my mind because as you well know, i said i'd never ever get a dog. my schedule is crazy. my husband's schedule is crazy. i have three very busy kids. we have no yard. we have no business getting a dog. >> no business. >> what did you do? >> i finally did. meet leo our new puppy. >> my kids begged for years. they laid it on thick. >> i'm going to go off to college soon. >> soon? >>

cleanup will happen today at the ashland chemical plant. yesterday, the fire department rushed to the scene when a tank started leaking an unknown chemical inside the plant. employees evacuated as a precauti precaution. no one was hurt. >>> 5:07. a clear view from center city looking past the comcast center. no fog, but there are spots in the suburbs where the temperatures are running cooler. they're seeing light fog this morning. also cool in south jersey, 44 degrees, now down to 51 in delaware. 40s for the lehigh valley and the suburbs. the 57 is not representative of all of philadelphia. lots of low 50s. andora at 49. 51 in parkwood. port richmond, the other direction, 60 degrees this morning. far as fog is concerned, a couple of spots i'm watching. bluebell has been going back and forth between one and two-mile visibility. that's just light fog. no dense fog here. however, we have plenty of time, a little less than two hours now, before sunrise. that's time for the temperatures to cool down a little bit more fog to form. not an issue in

they were in good spirits aboard the "uss ashland" that rescued them. they thanked the crew for saving their lives. >> these fine men and women behind us took us into their care, brought us under their wing, gave us safety, took care of our animals, gave us toothbrushes, things we didn't even think about bringing with us when we left. i have never been on a navy ship before. this place blew my mind. >> the two rescue dogs were adrift with them the whole time. they credit the animals for giving them strength to survive. having that entire ordeal, tiger sharks they had to fend off. wow! >> an incredible story. i can no believe that. rafael is joining us with a look at the monday forecast. good morning. >> good morning. we are going to see travel delays dealing with the coastal storm, a powerful one at that tracking rain across the region. downed trees and power lines with winds gusting 70 miles per hour. the wind warnings and advisories continue for the big cities in philadelphia and boston and currently, windsthe northwest s. sunshine in seattle, down to

. >> the fire department says the chemical leak at the ashland manufacturing plant in south philly is now under control. chopper 3 over the response at columbus and organ this afternoon, officials say there were flakes in the air, the chemical is used in the making of the plastic in goes into fiberglass, all of the employees are ok. >>> former first lady michelle obama made a stop in philadelphia >> she joined some of the most influential women in the world and the surprise that had the entire crowd talking. >>> the largest data breach in history, what yahoo is saying about the private information. >>> it's a clear cool night with temperatures in the 50's not for long. a portion of summer returns i'll tell you when we're headed back to mid 80's >> you heard of riding in style probably not like this, how two groups went to redesign bike sharing within the city. >>> join me tonight on the late show, i'll be joined by the lovely and talented michael weatherly who is the star's hit drama bull. we're going to bull it up. we'll see. >> late show with steven colbert i played a doctor on tv,

. >>> fire department says a chemical leak at ashland manufacturing plant in south philadelphia ace nownder control. chopper three over columbus and oregon avenue yesterday afternoon and vapor was released from a material used in the making of plastic and flakes of the material floated down on to the vehicles on the property. fortunately there were no injuries reported. >> oh, boy. >> lets send it over to katie. it looks like for those of us, not me, for those who want a warmer weather, they want a come back this week. >> both of you are not too happen bye this so traffic and weather can be excited about that, how is that. meisha is excited bit. we will find a frontal boundary and then getting stuck nearby. there is a couple shots to see wet weather because of that. we have the potential for some activity in the tropics which we will get to. as we take a live look from the parkway library we are not finding much visibility issue whatsoever. completely clear with the basilica there you can see tops of the buildings lit up in pink in expert of the breast cancer awareness month. we are goi

sailboat drifting around 1500 kilometres south—east of japan but when a craft from the us navy ship, uss ashland appel and tasha fuiaba had set off from hawaii this spring. their intended destination was tahiti but their engine was damaged in bad weather and they were forced to drift in the open seas. the two women managed to survive thanks to a water purifier and a store of dry goods, like oatmeal and pasta. despite sending daily distress calls they were only discovered when a taiwanese fishing vessel spotted them adrift. also rescued, their two dogs. this is zeus, making himself at home on the us navy ship. sailors, dogs, all now heading to the next port of call. tim allman, bbc news. well, friday is looking beautiful and sunny across most of the uk — how about that! at least that's the forecast. the morning might be a little cloudy and misty in some areas, particularly across the south of the uk but by the time we get to the second half of the morning, and certainly lunchtime, it really will be a case of a beautiful autumn day across the country. we had a lot of cloud and drizzle earlier on,

. >> the fire department says the chemical leak at the ashland manufacturing plant in south philly is now under control. chopper 3 over the response at columbus and organ this afternoon, officials say there were flakes in the air, the chemical is used in the making of the plastic in goes into fiberglass, all of the employees are ok. >>> former first lady michelle obama made a stop in philadelphia >> she joined some of the most influential women in the world and the surprise that had the entire crowd talking. >>> the largest data breach in history, what yahoo is saying about the private information. >>> it's a clear cool night with temperatures in the 50's not for long. a portion of summer returns i'll tell you when we're headed back to mid 80's >> you heard of riding in style probably not like this, how two groups went to redesign bike sharing within the city. >>> join me tonight on the late show, i'll be joined by the lovely and talented michael weatherly who is the star's hit drama bull. we're going to bull it up. we'll see. >> late show with steven colbert >>> mass shooting in las

sailboat drifting around 1500 kilometres south—east of japan but when a crowd from the us navy ship, ashlandwarmest of welcome. jennifer appel and tasha fuiaba had set off from hawaii this spring. 0r intended destination was to hit each but their engine was damaged in bad weather and they were forced to drift india open sea. the two women managed to survive thanks 0bote purifier and a straw of dry good like that milan pastor. despite sending daily distress calls a mother only discovered when a time when is fishing vessel spotted them adrift. also rescue, their two dogs. sailors, dogs now heading to the next port of call. what happened in dallas on november 22, 1963 has fuelled conspiracy theories for decades. on that day of course, presidentjohn f kennedy was assassinated. now, another batch of classified files on the killing are being released by the us national archives while another batch are being held back pending further review. but experts say they don't expect any dramatic revelations from the thousands of documents. here's nick bryant. november the 22nd, 1963. archive: it appears as

no ships within range until this week when a fishing boat heard their distress calls and the "uss ashland to pick them up. >> how are you doing? as a small navy boat approaches can you see the pure joy, clapping, huge smiles, even the dogs valentine and zeus seem excited. they survived thanks to having water purifiers on board and having a year's worth of food on board like oatmeal and pasta. tasha smiles from ear to ear and zeus and jennifer describes when they realized they were safe. >> it was actually quite mind-blowing and incredibly humbling. the women will stay on that navy ship until its next port of call. they're hoping to be reunited with their boat at that point then they plan to sail on the boat back to hawaii. >> i won't be there with them. no thank you. >>> well, another hollywood director facing a growing list of accusers. 38 women have now accused james toback of sexual is alt. the reporter who broke the story says more than 300 have now contacted him about their encounters. actress rachel mcadam and selma blair are now among the accusers. toback who received an oscar nomi

the "uss ashland" found the pair along with their two dogs about 900 miles southeast of japan. the beacon was on board. it communicates with satellites and sends a location to rescuers. but the women told the coast guard they never activated it because they never felt they were in real danger or that they would die within 24 hours. ocean navigators say oth details of their story just don't add up. stay tuned. >> maybe that explains why they had that year's supply of oatmeal. >> maybe. exactly. >> oatmeal, pasta. huh, interesting. >> so we've got kids wearing their halloween costumes to school tomorrow. we've got trick-or-treaters going out tomorrow night. we need to know how to dress. >> the parties in the schools, the halloween parties. it's going to be fun. it's going to be cool stepping out the door. when you step out the front door tomorrow if the kids have the costumes on they'll need the extra layer. they'll need it again during the evening hours. however, if the party's around noon, the extra layer can come off. you see what i'm saying? we're going to start cool. we're g

the uss ashland picked them up yesterday. >> that's remarkable. >> it's incredible. >>> halloween is almost here and needless to say, a lot of things going on this weekend. >> from a thriller dance-off to a pet costume contest, there's sure to be something happening to get you in the holiday spirit. >> the weekend is approaching and here is what's happening around the bay area. in the east bay, the oakland waterfront will be filled with dog friendly activities and people friendly food and drinks at boo, bark, brews and bites at jack london square. halloween celebrations will include paw painting, pet pampering, and even a pet psychic. going on saturday 11:00 to 4:00. head to alameda county fairgrounds for the harvest festival original arts and crafts show complete with live entertainment friday, saturday, and sunday. on the other side of the bay, scare drove returns on friday from 3:00 to 9:00 p.m. you'll find an out-of-this-world halloween event featuring a costume contest and parade. giant inflatables, food for sale and live entertainment. you can also enjoy food samples and meet t

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. >> the women and their pets will stay on board the uss ashland until the next port of call. >>> and the world series shift to houston, and the warriors in action tonight, and a little extracurricular activity going on with green caught right in extra inning affair of game 2 did just that. d series shift j october baseball always -- >>> october baseball always seems to deliver memorable moment, and now the world series shifts to houston tied at one. it's game three and astros fans are fired up for good reason. they take darvish deep. then gonzalez with a ball off the wall in left center. another run scores, and darvish only lasted one and two-thirds giving up four runs. final out. peacock gets grandal to ground out, and the astros win it 5-3 and take a 2-1 series lead. >>> the warriors take on the wizards, and green and beal were ejected. in the third down by as many as 18, but here comes kevin durant with a team high 31 points, ask the warriors up by 2. after a slow start the dubs come back to win it. >>> more nfl controversy. during a meeting last week regarding the anthem demonstr

cleanup will happen today at the ashland chemical plant. here's why -- yesterday the fire department rushed to the scene when a tank started leaking an unknown chemical at the plant. employees were evacuated as a precaution. no one was hurt. >>> in montgomery county, police say a group of people were holding enough fentanyl to kill more than half the county. more than 300 doses were seized s -- seized. officers say fighting it the drug epidemic means it begins on all levels beginning with treatment and education. nbc10 spoke with a mother who recently lost her son to opioid abuse. she says the current treatment methods fail by sign. >> you need a minimum of 90 days to change a habit. and this 21-day nonsense is like a drop in the bucket. >> fentanyl is 100 times stronger than heroin. >>> 4:09. a clear view looking across the delaware. philadelphia's clear. no sign of fog either in wilmington. these are two of the warm spots. other areas, much cooler, in the 40s this morning. those are the greatest risk for seeing fog development. look at so

the us navy released these pictures as they were taken aboard the uss ashland. but they were too far from any land or any other ships to be picked up. when they finally saw the rescuers on the horizon, the women said they felt pure relief. they and their dogs appeared healthy and nourished, no doubt all looking forward to getting their feet, and paws, back on dry land. keith doyle, bbc news. england have lost to australia in a tough opening game at the rugby league world cup in melbourne. the away side had the perfect start, with jermaine mcgillvary scoring the first try of the tournament. to make matters worse, england's sam burgess looks set to miss most of the tournament with a knee injury. our sports correspondent katie gornall reports. for england, this is about as tough as it gets. australia have an air of the unbreakable about them. england are here trying to deliver a new script and with a new squad they had reason to be optimistic. jermaine mcg illva ry reason to be optimistic. jermaine mcgillvary seized his moment. the hosts were stirred into action. e

women grateful to the sailors aboard the "uss ashland kwts" w welcomed them and dogs with open arms.> over 300 people just petting them, loving them. >> reporter: hoping their boat will be rescued and once again be safe to sail on the vessel that kept them safe for months. >>> president trump is expected to announce his choice for next chair of the federal reserve this thursday. multiple reports say mr. trump is likely to pick federal reserve governor jerome powell, replacing janet yellen. by picking powell a combination of new leadership with continuity of the member of the yellen team which has kept economy steady in recent years. >>> a's bruce maxwell is out of jail after accused of pointing gun at woman in arizona. >> anything to say about your arrest? >> no comment. >> released on $10,000 bond and ordered to stay away from weapons and undergo alcohol testing. police have not said what caused him to pull the weapon. first and only mlb player to kneel during the national anthem. team is quote disappointed to learn of the allegations and gathering information before make further co

tonight, they are safe aboard the uss ashland. >>> up next, the long lost story behind one of the mostamous songs in america. >>> if all goes as expected at world series tomorrow. the crowd will stand for the anthem. the baseball anthem. everyone the nose the seventh inning stretch song. there is a story behind it. a love story told tonight by dean reynolds. ♪ take me out to the ball game >> it is a tune that goes hand in mitt with baseball. ♪ take me out to the crowd >> the 1908 diddy, the work of tin pan alley, jack northworth. >> hearing the song. >> sort of a happy tune. >> paula holman runs st. louis cardinals museum. >> i think the song really lives in baseball. it's so enmeshed now. with, with so many people's baseball experience. ♪ ♪ this is an edison black wax cylinder. the first recorded version of the song, "take me out to the ball game." the singer is edward meaker. >> matthew barton of the library of congress. >> how many other songs of 1908 do you know that most people can ing sing the chorus. >> the chorus, yes. there is an opening verse to the old song, long forgotten b

the crew aboard the ""uss ashland"" u.s. navy amphibious vessel able to rescue and recovery of these two people and their dogs after they encountered serious trouble five months ago. they lost their engine. we got to hear from one of those, the rescued party, jen fer appel, who described some of the challenges they faced before being rescued 900 miles off the coast of japan. >> we made some modifications in order to proceed, but we could not go more than about four to five knots so we had limited capabilities to maneuver. we probably had less than 24 hours before our boat sank. it was incredibly emotional and it was -- it was so satisfying to know the men and women that serve our country would come and assist us. >> reporter: now fortunately they had stockpiled a lot of food aboard their vessel and able to be out there for five months before being rescued and found by a taiwanese fishing vessel actually. very good news story in the pacific ocean. these two folks and two dogs being rescued by the u.s. navy. >> five months. fi

. >> the crew of the uss ashland saved our lives.illian: the coast guard saying the emergency beacon that provides the vessel at location was never turned on. the device is typically activated when submerged in water or can be turned on manually. sailors claiming to have survived a tropical storm during the first day at sea though the national weather service has no record of such an event. rob: power could be out for days in the authorities as people cleanup from a bad storm. jillian: hurricane force winds and rain toppled trees and power lines overnight sunday from pennsylvania all the way to maine. rob: janice, looking pretty good today, pretty nasty storm dumping a lot of rain and wind. >> we have cold air behind this storm system that brought damage and power outages across the northeast. the worst of the storm is out of the way. on the backside some snow across the great lakes and the next is to moving out of the rockies but good news is we are not dealing with big winter storms this halloween. most kids should be okay for tric

ashland...even the dogs.this is a picture of jennifer appel thanking officers.joyce appel hopes her daughter be setting sail again, anytime soon. (jr stone) coming up... a group of children hold a protest days before halloween... hear what they are asking their local politicians to do.(justine) plus... as crews reach full containment on the deadly wildfires in the north bay.... we'll show you the emotional return of senior citizens who were forced to evacuate. that is after the break. (justine) it was a happy homecoming for a group of senior citizens...forced to evacuate during the fire in santa rosa... all of them suffer from some form of memory loss. and the night the fires started raging, they all had to get out immediately. earlier this week they got to go back to their care community. i took a look at the emotional welcome back celebration. after two weeks away. the senior citizens at the vineyard at foutaingrove memory care.. finally returned home.to a champagne celebration!natsbig hugs welcomed all 17 of the residents back.the people who live here.. suffer from memory loss.making the

navy and the u=s=s ashland picked them up."we're so grateful.""humbled."is mixed with sadness ... they had to leave their yacht, the sea nymph, behind. they're hoping someone will salvage it...and are actually talking about getting it repairedso they can set off on a new voyage. (steve) one day after the release of more jfk assassination investigation documents.. the focus tonight is on what was ánotá released... next we look at the possible reasons why.. (henry) the warriors go toe to toe with wizards...more on the fight that broke out in the second quarter.and we'll hear from head coach steve kerr. ♪ with the alaska airlines visa signature card you get a companion ticket every year. so why not take someone that you see all the time. someone like, i dunno, me? i mean i always spell your name right and put a little unicorn in your foam. no pressure but i really need to get out of here. they've been playing the same playlist for three months and i'm pretty sure you're not supposed to eat scones for dinner this many days in a row. mexico, hawaii, costa rica,

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the uss ashland found the women with two dogs about 900 miles south of communicates with satellites and sends a location to rescuer. they say they did not use that beacon because they did not feel they were in imminent danger. >>> let me fell you after three hours i would be calling. >> i'm not even going to be on the boat, i'm sorry. employee boats and water not a good mix. >>> so we are getting ready for halloween. >> from costumes. >> a special halloween celebration for your internet deserves the 100% fiber-optic network. with fios gigabit connection, you get the fastest internet available with download speeds up to 940 megs. it's your last chance to get fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus, your choice of hbo or multi-room dvr service included for 2 years, all with a two year agreement. and verizon wireless customers can stream tv on the fios mobile app, data-free. hurry and switch now, this offer ends november 4th. m mark herring, candi

navy and the u=s=s ashland picked them up."we're so grateful.""humbled." their relief is mixed with sadness ... they had to leave their yacht, the sea nymph, behind. they're hoping someone will salvage it...and are actually talking about getting it repairedso they can set off on a new voyage. (pam) the mount rose ski resort is now open. this is the first resort to open for the winter season in the tahoe area. the elevation there is about 82-hundred feet... that's the highest base area elevation in tahoe. within the last week or so... overnight temperatures at mount rose have been cold enough to allow crews up there ... to make enough snow to open... in late october. (steve)time to check weather.. chief meteorologist brittney shipp is here a gradual cooling trend will continue through the weekend along with ongoing dry conditions. high temperatures will cool down to near seasonal averages early in the week with rain chances returning late next week. (steve) still ahead... bill gates dethroned as 'richest man' in the world... again... find out who took the t

navy and the u=s=s ashland picked them up."we're so grateful.""humbled." their relief is mixed with sadness ... they had to leave their yacht, the sea nymph, behind. they're hoping someone will salvage it...and are actually talking about getting it repairedso they can set off on a new voyage. (grant) after a week and a half...crews have fully contained the bear fire in the santa cruz moutnains... and investigators are now saying... the fire was deliberately set.... police arrested marlon coy for looting last week...and as kron four's rob fladeboe reports...he's now accused of arson as this is the booking photo of 54 year old marlon dale coy, of boulder creek. he is in the santa cruz county jail tonight, accused of intentionally starting the bear fire, that erupted off bear creek road on the night of october 16 in the santa cruz mountains.sgt. chtris clark/santa cruz sheriff's office".....during the initial response we received some information that a person by the name of marlon coy was in the area at the time of the fire and from that time on he became a