temperaturas mucho mÁs frÍas en el fin de semana, hoy estuvimos bajo el promedio climatolÓgico atlanta cityque estarÁ cruzando en las prÓximas horas, de nueve a 14 millas por hora en buena parte del Área, y la nubosidad estÁ llegando y los chubascos no son muchos, han estado en el centro de pensilvania y continuarÁ moviÉndose las prÓximas horas, algunas lloviznas, chubascos en el sistema frontal si bien, ahora lo mÁs importante es que el frente debe premiar una vez que esto ocurra ai mucho mÁs fresco estarÁ invadiendo nuestra regiÓn, este su primer sistema, luego tendremos unos segundos que pagar unas condiciones frÍas para el fin de semana, parece que el primer frÍo esta temporada tenemos sÁbado y domingo, y estaciones como filadelfia pudieron permanecer en 38, 37, muchas estaciones mÁs al norte con temperaturas cerca del punto de congelaciÓn, asÍ que la situaciÓn se despeja para maÑana una vez que pase esto chubascos y este sistema frontal, pero eso sÍ descenso de las temperaturas esta noche 56 mÍnima en el aeropuerto, todavÍa alguna llovizna, chubascos y viaja hacia el norte, sillas a la

atlanta city, 81. los termÓmetros bajaron esta hora.puesto, quedarÁn algunas lloviznas rezagadas. este es el sistema frontal que tenÍamos en las Últimas horas, pero noten que el pronÓstico es de cielo despejado y por supuesto, un descenso notable de las temperaturas. baja la humedad relativa, dejando frÍo en algunos sectores. temperaturas que en algunas Áreas, en la zona de la montaÑa, algo de frÍo. pudiera haber temperaturas de 39 a 40 grado. 54 grados. ya los chubascos y tormentas los tuvimos. otras temperaturas al amanecer, allentown con 47. 53 atlanta city, 54. podrÍamos tener 49 en algunos sitios de new jersey. maÑana, 66. excelente las condiciones del tiempo para actividades al aire libre. este fin de semana, excelente! incluido el lunes. ♪ ♪ julio: esperan la mejorÍa para tener acceso a pÁginas sociales. en 60 segundos la historia. ♪ ♪ julio: la apertura diplomÁtica entre estados unidos y cuba, los residentes no ven la hora de las comunicaciones para el acceso a internet. >> los cubanos en la isla estÁn ansiosa por conectarse en

mÁs al norte, 45.50 en atlanta city. en new jersey podrÍa estar 47. maÑana, calor.celente miÉrcoles, ya mitad de semana. le saluda ali villegas. comenzamos con el piojo herrera que no descartarÍa dirigir a la selecciÓn de estados unidos. herrera pidiÓ respetar el proceso actual entrenador, pero destacÓ que mientras no tenga trabajo, siempre estarÁ dispuesta a escuchar de las oportunidades. son investigados por fiscales del comitÉ de ética. ambos fueron identificados por la prensa como blancos sobre irregularidades en el proceso de elegir las sedes de los mundiales del 2018 y del 2020. -2022. no especifica los cargos de su contra. ademÁs, jefes regionales aumentaron la presiÓn sobre el presidente, para que explique lo que sucediÓ con el dinero, que segÚn una revista, fue utilizado para conseguir votos para el mundial. josÉ mourinho denominÓ fusila mine al Árbitro que estuvo contra. ilia: la pelÍcula regreso al futuro, prometÍa grandes avances tecnolÓgicos. veamos cuÁles se hicieron realidad. >> ya llegamos a 1985. en la pelÍcula, "back to the future". >> cuando tenem

atlanta city estuvo por 70 grados, gran parte de los sectores costeros, el resto disfrutando de una tardes montaÑas, a ratos se ha nublado bastante el cielo en una buena parte de nuestras estaciones. pasÓ este frente, noten todas las nubosidad que nos ha afectado. Éste sistema frontal se va, estamos esperando otro sistema frontal, que habÍamos anunciado, no ten buen tiempo, despejado maÑana, condiciones estables y luego nos pasa otro frente con algunas lloviznas y chubascos, hablamos de hacia el viernes. Éste le va a abrir las puertas a las condiciones otoÑales, para algunos condiciones que van hacer frÍas, el frío viene en camino y va llegar a nuestra regiÓn, el fresco sigue hacia el sur, el frÍo se va imponer en toda nuestra zona a partir de este fin de semana las noches van a tener temperaturas en los 30 grados eso no lo tenÍamos desde la primavera, gran parte del norte este va a disfrutar de este panorama, viene el frÍo hace finde semana. 49 grados para esta noche,45 grados atlanta cyti, y la zona de la montaÑa, 39 esta noche. excelente temperatura para estar al aire libre, es el pano

city's plans for that money. camden was a finalist for the money from the u.s. department of housing and urban development but it lost out to atlantakansas city, milwaukee and santonio. camden officials plan to reapply next year. >>> a professor of economics and international affairs at princeton is this year's winner of the nobel prize for economics. angus deaton received the prize for his work on consumption, poverty and welfare. the royal swedish academy of sciences says deaton's research is greatly influenced both practical and policy making and the scientific communities. >>> the 69-year-old says he was surprised to get the phone call this morning. >> i've known for some time it was a possibility. i never thought it was a very likely event especially not in any given year. so, i was not lying in bed at 6 o'clock this morning thinking, ooh, that phone call should come in the next however long. [laughter] >>> so that's not what happened but i was awake, so, you know, i didn't have to pinch myself awake. (applause). >> nobel prize winner with a sense of humor. deaton becomes the fourth princeton faculty member to receive the nobo

department of housing and urban development but camden leaders learned that the city lost out to atlanta and other cities for the money. the city officials had planned to use the grant to build new homes and schools and to improve parks. a spokesperson says the city will apply for the grant again next year. >>> speaking of money, from the jersey shore bureau, the committee that's in charge of saving lucy the elephant is saying no to a donation from peta. officials at peta wanted to promote awareness of the treatment of circus animals in exchange for a donation. the renovation would include shackling one of her feet and adding a tear drop below her eye. lucy's board declined saying she must always be a happy elephant, a happy place for children to visit. peta also commented on its offer saying that it's ella in d.c. is popular with children. >> right now philadelphia police are still looking for the person who shot a 14-year-old boy in the head. next in a live report, we'll tell you what police know about the crime and what they found on the victim as he was taken to the hospital. >>> she

the city with the highest fees, atlanta. overdraft fees, the average cost, $33.artian took in $55 million. >>> an barring admission from the ceo of alaska airline lost his baggings. after a recent flight. ceo didn't get his luggage until the next day. ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz is a small pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz can reduce joint pain and swelling in as little as two weeks, and help stop further joint damage. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma, and other cancers have happened. don't start xeljanz if you have an infection. tears in the stomach or intestines, low blood cell counts, and higher liver tests and cholesterol levels have happened. your doctor should perform blood tests before you start and while taking xeljanz, and monitor certain liver tests. tell your doctor if you were in a region where fungal infections are common, and if you have had tb, hepatitis b or c, or are prone to infections. x

city of atlanta. the negotiator negotiators agre one more day to get a deal. japanese said negotiators made a deal on auto trade to smooth out negotiations. the concession is on the so-called rule of origin setting the amount of auto parts produced within tpp member countries that cars must contain to be exempt from tariffs. japanese negotiators pushed for a lower threshold close to 40% because countries like thailand are major suppliers for car parts for japanese makers. other countries call for 70-plus percent level under free trade deal with the u.s. japan reportedly proposed a 55% threshold. japanese negotiators are eager to wrap up auto talks and speed up negotiations on other sticky areas. >>> checking the markets, investors in the region traded cautiously today as they await a u.s. jobs report. tokyo's nikkei average closing almost flat. for the details, we go to our business reporter at the tokyo stock exchange, giang? >> reporter: a day of choppy trading in tokyo. investors stayed on the sideline ahead of u.s. payroll numbers due out later today, but

city and down the new jersey shore. there's a flood warning in effect in atlanta county atlantic city until 6:00 a.m. because rain is coming up. the high tide with the northeast wind, that is going to keep that wind producing waves at the shore and a possibility for flooding of the high tide. rain is coming up from the south in the next system that will affect us, the big batch of moisture coming up the coast. and that will produce another amount of rain, an inch or so go in to friday and that wind swept rain. latest in joaquin, 125 miles per hour, sustained winds. the storm is massive in size and continuing to go a little bit to the southwest. it will start turning to the north as a category four storm. then had starts weakening up the coast. and it will be a little farther to the east with the system and the path, kind of takes it moving out. but notice where the tone is and that is when you will start dealing with the effects of the system somewhere in here on monday night and tuesday and we will talk more about this in the accuweather forecast. batten down the hatches around home. this will be a

city of atlanta. ramin mellegard joins us now for business. good morning, fill us in, what are the latest developments of this free trade deal? >> still major issues they have to deal with. and that's going to take some time. ministers ended their first day on wednesday after meeting for just 40 minutes followed by one-on-one makings. and now they've started their second day. ministers are trying to narrow some of the differences on several issues. let's look at some of them. the main ones include the length of patent protection for drugs developed through biotechnology and tariffs on dairy products. some negotiators say they might need more time before they can find some middle ground. japanese government sources say the u.s. is adamant about extending that period when drugs patents are protected. they also say nations remain at odds with new zealand over dairy products. the country wants to see an increase in their exports. now some negotiators say they don't expect to see a broad agreement unless the u.s. makes certain concessions. >>> econ

courthouse handkerchiefs and has eyeing -- for dorsey.heering there was a sense that the entire city of atlanta had turned against leo frank. was that overt anti-semitism? when the verdict was delivered, the prosecutor and the defense lawyers met with the judge. they agreed to the judge's suggestion that frank not be present in the courtroom when the verdict was returned because they felt it frank was acquitted , he would be lynched. so the atmosphere, let's just say it was poisonous. host: the charges on was been made to the crowd outside the courtroom yelled hang the jew or something like that. did that actually happened? steve: that didn't happen. later he would be reported that the frank case would be a back-and-forth propaganda war. that line wouldn't emerge until a couple of years later on. which brings us to the second part of this, and that is of course, the case becoming far beyond georgia, becoming a national cause cÉlÈbre. how did that happened? -- host: how did that happen? steve: there were only two or three national news articles during the trial. but within a few days after frank

the fees vary from city to city with atlanta, new york and phoenix among the highest. kansas city, cincinnati and san francisco all have the lowest fees. >>> disneyland seriously considering surgery pricing. the theme park says it's one way to cut down on long lines visitors are running into. the price of annual passes will also be going up. right now they're $779. they will rise to over $1,000 for a season pass. some parkgoers say that is just way too much money to pay out. >> that's what walt disney wanted was for kids to come. let's make it so it's impossible except for the rich? i don't think so. >> it's tough for a family to come very often if you're doing it that way. >> the annual pass does include free parking and unlimited downloads of park photos. >>> the golden state warriors are kicking off their preseason tonight. >> coming up how they're showing south bay fans some love in their opening games. >> i would show you some rain, but this is october and there's usually not a drop of rain in sight. we'll see the forecast coming up. >> i'm dennis o'donnell. coming

from boston, new york, d.c., all the way to atlanta. 51, salt lake city.nver, some afternoon showers. california tomorrow in the wake of that cold front. a nice fall day. lots of sunshine 82. sacramento, yosemite, 84, l.a. up to 87 in palm springs. wall to wall sunshine throughout your thursday. 72 in both richmond and san francisco. the same in san jose. the accu-weather forecast shoes shows you, a bit breezy. great for halloween. the clocks fall back on sunday. and sunday into monday we'll track our next chance for a little wet weather. >> i'm glad it is missing halloween though. >>> jim harbaugh is talking strategy but not on the field. he is talking about the best strategy for trick or treating to get the most candy. here's what emand what he told his kids. >> hit the neighborhood in one costume and run from house to house. then you can get more candy from everybody else. come home. make a quick change into a second costume and go hit the same houses again. >>> can you believe it? he said that the two costume strategy is crucial. and he urged his kids

minutes and led to long lines in logan, jfk and new york and airports in dallas, atlanta and several other major cities. the department of homeland security said the system that failed is one that checks passengers against the no fly list. >> you have to wait a while. and back to manual paperwork, a bit of a pain but one of those things. >>julie: u.s. customs said at this time, no indication that the service disruption was sparked by anything malicious. >>> a 5-year-old worcester boy in dcf after he showed up at school could have had in bruises. she knowingly allowed the boy to be beaten. police arrested her tuesday after teachers noticed her son had serious bruises all over his body and could barely walked. wynn blamed her male roommate and said she didn't say anything because he is a care provider for her. neighbors didn't want to be identified who we talked to, step in. >> why wouldn't you as a parent >> why wouldn't you as a parent. are you serious? as a parent. that is your kid. obviously carried him for nine months, held him. >>daniel: police have not yet identified the male roommate as the suspe

should break 80 raleigh to atlanta. 70s kansas city. back to the middle 80s for l.a. vegas, 85. 60s to about 70 as you get to the pacific northwest. futurecast, not much happening. just a few clouds out there. and our futurecast isn't showing any clouds tonight. well, i can tell you it's going to be fine forecast. we'll be looking for readings to be comfortable and a few clouds in the sky as temperatures drop to 60 in the city. 40s to the middle 50s out to the cooler suburbs. southwest wind becoming light to the northwest. another nice day. sunny, mild, for october. low to middle 70s. slightly cooler thursday. another beautiful day at 69. a little sun friday morning. then the clouds take over. it starts raining mid to late afternoon, particularly into friday night at 70. it's out of here early saturday. not a lot of rain. then lots of sun through saturday. breezy at 63. average high sunday at 67 looks good. your holiday weekend fine. columbus day at 71. and milder than that tuesday. we should top off at 73. steve: great. this is a popular holiday. columbus day weekend

among the affected cities la, atlanta, dallas, charlotte. at jfk describes absolute chaos. >> thousands of people up stairs, down stairs, the lines were crazy. >> the people up there, there were people that couldn't walk. it was crazy. >> the system we can tell you now reportedly back up and running this morning. customs and border protection claims there's no indication the disruption was malicious in nature. >> an airport worker who forced a jet to abort takeoff driving on the runway wasn't supposed to be there. he was only authorized to drive on airport service roads. the worker started heading right toward that delta jet with 78 people on board. the pilot quickly hit the brakes to avoid the crash. the worker lost his driving privileges. >> unter pressure the president could be changing his tune about troop withdrawal in afghanistan. will carr is live for us from la with more with what may happen today. the president is under pressure as terror groups grow stronger in the middle east. the plan to drawdown the troops by the end of next yea

your cities destroyed, cities destroyed -- atlanta, columbia, richmond. even in a way, southern manhood was questioned. why did we lose? how were we overcome? and what do we have to look forward to in the future? some decided the best way to move out, the best way to remember was literally to move. you have communities now in montana called varina, named after varina davis. you have annexed confederate an ier -- the next can -- ex-confederate soldier who has done so much in his life that every time i study or feel like i am slacking, i think about this gentleman who fought in the civil war because he had connections in the carolinas. decided, you know what, that was an arduous service enough, i am going to have a cross-country. you know what, the rocky mountains do not seem challenging. i will traverse them, and then i will get away from yankeedom in western oregon, where he died in the 1870's. amazing life just to escape what was here in the east. this gentleman, though, is one of first coined the lost cause. edward pollard. he was in charge of two newsp

uniform generally in the fifts 50s from atlanta to new york city if storm system interacts with the stormem you put it together a. major wind event interacting. you see these isobars. we do have high surf advisories over this region and wind gusts spread coastal yoouj new jersey, notice into the early morning hours, some flights will be bumpy especially upon landing as well. so the wet wetsdz expected on monday. expected to stick around for much of thursday as well. models taint the picture the next 36 hours. one to two inches. more than four inches to fall inside the next day-and-a-half, guys. a pretty wet setup. >> if you live in the northeast, it will suck. >> that's a way of saying heart breaking overnight. >>> china furious over that navy warship. we are live with new developments next. i in. >> all right. breaking overnight, syria's diplomatic tensions, a u.s. naval ship sailed within miles of artificial islands built and claimed by beijing in the south china sea the u.s. is challenging its territorial claims. it's a serious provocation politically and militarily. the latest from be

. >>> chick-fil-a will open up its first ever store in new york city. atlanta based chain known for fried chicken and christian values is stepping up expansion. cot plans to open up 100 new locations this year. that makes for nearly 2,000 locationness 42 states. >>> well, holiday season is make or break for many retailers, we know that, many are getting a jump start even before black friday. this year staples is reversing course and keeping its doors closed on thanksgiving. the staples president says the company wants customers and employees to just enjoy the holidays with their families. that is pretty nice. >>> ll bean signature duck boot hot again this fall for the signature year in a row. company is struggling to keep up with demand. some styles on back order. it is a class being, right. the last year they hired an extra hundred workers just so company could make and ship the boots as quickly as possible. thinks a reoccurring theme for ll bean and if ever there was high die manned for this kind of boot it is the weekend with the rain, wind and everything th

atlanta. >> kansas city today mourning the death of two firefighters that died last night trying to help peoplecuate a burning apartment building. six firefighters inside that structure were trying to clear the area when the roof fell in. >> what is good for our families to remember is that they did not die in vain. they saved two civilians, carried them out of the second floor on ladders before the wall collapsed. >> the four other firefighters were injured, an investigation now underway trying to determine just what started that fire. >> wildfires are spreading across the rockies this morning from colorado to wyoming and idaho. a fire burning northeast of boise destroyed three homes and forced the evacuation of dozens more. a mandatory evacuation order is in effect there. >> apple news appears to have been blocked in china. >> some users ask is apple giving in to chinese censorship. >> irphone users in china are having trouble using be a app. >> the question isis the company blocking the app to appease the chinese government. >> the news app is available for download in the u.s. users who tra

poetic truth is people of goodwill from around the world saved us and really reached out, the city, memphis, atlanta, that is the prophetic truth, we found the better angels with in ourselves. >> you talk a little bit about the term awakening. this is my awakening. what is it about our life that lulls up its to sleep, why is that experience so important? >> because of routine, because of obligations, it is the routine of life can make you forget about it. i like to reference the moment, i am the night owl oil here. i think a lot about it at night, what am i doing? as an actor the quixotic nature of my business makes you think about what you do with your life lot more often than somebody else. i got a one day job, when will i get a two day job? in one weeks, that is really huge just got canceled, oh my lord. it goes back to the greeks, the greeks gatherer and hear the same stories, kill his daddy, sleep with his mom, punch out his eyes. why are we here, we are here to go you got to the careful, be humble, know you appreciate it, be reminded of that and that is the forum, albert murray said the best,

city. eighty in atlanta to the gulf coast staying in the 80s tomorrow. here is your day planner. breaking through the clouds, and then we will see 69 degrees, and there is the real threat of showers, 76 for tomorrow afternoon. cold front barreling along. breezy, cooler and nice. perfect if you need a nice walk after the holidays. and then columbus day featuring nice weather as well. fiftys for most of the suburbs, north and west. temperatures will probably start rising. sixty-eight on sunday, looking good for columbus day. and then it stays mild wednesday and thursday. overnight lows in the 50s. jennifer: just in time for the weekend. steve: thank you. coming up next, a very memorable day in baseball history. jennifer: one of the most perfect games ever in the world series. >> the long island expressway between 11th street and 35th street from the right lane will be closed tomorrow for construction from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. tune into "good day new york" at everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get

city. the study found atlanta, new york, and phoenix have the highest in the country. nsas city, cincinnati, and san francisco were among the lowest. >> it's easier than ever to avoid paying the fees. >> reporter: greg mcbride from bankrate.com urges people to use atms within their bank's network and recommends joining a bank that reimburses out-of- network charges. >> if you're willing to pinch for cash, use your debit card at the point of sale and get cash back. that is a free withdrawal. >> banks need the fees to maintain atms. >> it is annoying to pate fees obviously. >> reporter: an expert expects the fees will continue to rise. kenneth craig cbs news, new york. >> bankrate.com report found overdraft fees set a new record and on average are $33.07. gosh. >> that is highway ÷mbk@@wyh#z right there. >>> more fallout tonight from the volkswagen diesel emission scandal. the chairman calls it, "a existence threatening crisis." the company's finance chief is expected to be named chairman this week telling the german newspaper that he believes that volkswagen can overcome

taking out cash from an atm out of network in atlanta and new york city, new york area, can cost you more than $5. in san francisco, residents there have the cheapest out of network fees in the country. now, the average overdraft fee on your checking account also hitting a new record, $33.07, up 10% from 2010. steve forbes back with me. more stuff to hate the bankers with; right? steve moore. >> well, look, i always get upset when i go to these atm machines and have to pay -- i had to pay $5 the other day to get $60 cash. but, you know, right now i am sitting, liz, within probably two miles of 200 atm machines. i can shop around. i can find the one that i want or find my own bank and they don't charge me anything. i am so opposed to price control and these other things because then the atm machines aren't going to be there and when you need cash, you can't find it; right? steve. liz: yeah, so this is a story about finding the bank that has the most branches; right? because you want to stay in the bank branch's system so you don't get hit with those annoying fees; right? >> yeah. and

they were scrambled out of their air station near atlanta ick city, new jersey. the military not saying yet whether those f-16s are armed because right now the u.s. government is trying to figure out what to do about this. i talked to an official tracking this whole situation just a few minutes ago, and he said we are trying to figure it out. so the u.s. military now working with the faa. obviously a lot of concern to make sure air space safety is maintained. this is flying uncontrolled at about 16,000 feet right now over pennsylvania. they have to make sure there's no unexpected air traffic that would get in its way, would get in the way of the path of this blimp. so air safety a very serious concern at this hour. also tryinging to figure out the obvious question, what do they do to bring it down, to get it on the ground? >> yes. >> in a safe manner. no answer to that question at this moment. i'm told there is a fairly energetic effort between a number of federal agencies looking at all of the options. they don't think at this point it's about to lose helium any

in the city of atlanta where you havemorehouse college, you have spellman, and clark atlanta university, you had morris brown, he doesn't talk about hbcus and strengthening thereof, he doesn't talk about dodd frank and the consumer protections available to those who get preyed upon. it was sad. i was hoping they would push him to make some points, but they didn't. i guess sometimes in certain communities, some of the pastors will support donald trump, but i have a hard time believing any of his followers will. >> it certainly looks like window dressing. nomiki, one of the big themes of that q&a is hints that maybe donald is looking for an exit, and he flatly denies that. it was in t"the new york times" here. >> and we have to be fair, he is still winning in the polls, so why would he be looking for an exit strategy? every campaign always has an exit strategy in place in case of an emergency. he has experienced campaign strategist working for him. we can't deny that. he has hired an ad firm. they don't have political experience. he is a real campaign at this point. but he goes on on stag

the city with the highest atm fees? atlanta atlanta. the average coast of overdraft fees is $33.07. >>> it's beginning to look a lot like christmas. the first plaque friday ad is it's on the website bfads.net. holiday spending is predicted to be up 4%. americans are expected to pay out billions. online. >> i'm surprised it's taking that long. it's already october. >>> "the martian" has touched down on top of the box office. million. last week's winner, "hotel transle vain ya 2" fell to second. and the drug war thriller "sicario" was third. >>> man in a garage trying to wrestle a gun away from another man. >>> and flying fail. the airline that lost its ceo's luggage. you see this look on my face? that's not anger, that's hunger. so i'm gonna have a snack to make me feel better and once i do you will see a look of satisfaction and contentment blossom across my face. see, now i feel better. make your tummy happy mmm yoplait fact. every time you take advil you're taking the medicine doctors recommend most for joint pain. more than the medic

. >> reporter: fees vary from city to city, study found in atlanta, new york and phoenix, they have theghest in the country. can as city, cincinnati, and san francisco were among the lowest. the philadelphia region ranks 19th of 25 large markets, for out of network atm fees. averaging $4.29. >> it is easier then ever to avoid paying those fees. >> reporter: rick mcbride from bank rate.com urges people to use atms within their bank's network and recommend joining a bank that reimburses out of network charges in a pinch for cash you can use your debit card and get cash back. >> reporter: banks knees fees to maintain atm's but mcbride says consumers are getting better at a avoiding them. >> it is a anything to pay the fees, obviously. >> reporter: experts expect, the fees will continue to rise. now bank rate.com report found overdraft fees, also set the a new record. national average is over $33 but in our area they are even higher coming in at $34.20. the sixth highest in the nation. so keep an eye on your account. >> it is your money after all. >> exactly. >>> kate bilo is joining us now

among the cities with the highest, atlanta and new york and phoenix. >>> that's really highway robbery. that's highway robbery. >> no one likes to have their own money ripped away from them. >> experts use you to use atms in your network or one that reimburses you for that or use cash back service in. >> disney is taking a cue from uber and considering surge pricing. a demand priced structure. under the plan tickets would cost less on slower days and extra on busier days. they are also raising the cost of an annual pass by $300. and now the talk of price hikes is making fans furious. >> i am so mad and i have a season pass. that is what walt disney wanted to make kids to come and let's make it impossible for the rich. i don't think so. >> with attendance at the disney parks hitting record highs, the company says that the pricing plans are part of an effort to keep crowds under control. disney says the pricing scheme could help make visits more affordable and at the same time more magical with smaller crowds. >>> she is right, what would walt say? >> it is not cheap. i don't think anyon

city. we're not la. we're not atlanta. we're bean town and it is not people, but we got big groups from the aerosmith, new kids, new edition. those are powerful groups in each different genre of music . >> reporter: absolutely. i saw you about a year ago, a little bit over a year and a half ago at the garden. i went, got front row and watched you guys do your thing. you were huffing and puffing, man. i saw you huffing and puffing with some of moves . >>> you are talking about the >>> no, man. we killed that. roll that tape, man. for us, that was a moment because it was after the marathon so our energy and our vibe that night is we have one song and we have one moment to make it right, man. even when you look at it, you can tell the power of poison and what it did for the victims and that whole thing. we just new kids left and gave it. we went 1,000% and we went at 1 100 speed in that one there . >>> so tell me a little bit, because after this we get a little performance, right from >>> i think we brought something special.

the city with the highest atm fees? atlanta. $5.15 there. also at record highs, overdraft fees. the average cost is $33.07. >>> it's beginning to look a lot like christmas. the very first black friday ad is out for half price books. it's posted on the website bfads.net. meanwhile, economists predict holiday spend willing be up a modest 4% this year. americans are expected to pay out $965 billion. that's between september and january. about 64% of that buying will be online. >> i'm surprised it's taking that long. it's already october. >>> "the martian" has touched down on top of the box office. the 3-d space epic starring matt damon as an astronaut left for dead on mars took in $55 million according to early estimates. last week's winner, "hotel transylvania 2" fell to second. with $33 million. and the drug war thriller "sicario" was third. >>> well, when we come back, man in a garage trying to wrestle a gun away from another man. the dramatic attack caught on camera. >>> and flying fail. the airline that lost its ceo's luggage. you see this look on my face? sfx: growling that's

in atlanta, there was a guy on the city council, qb williamson, real estate guy, celebrated as he was the first black person elected to the school board in atlanta many years before the 1960's. he was austere, a remote figure. i had no models anywhere close to my age, our ages. ben and i are the same age, 25 years old at the time. i didn't know any black person anywhere, or white person for that matter, who had been elected to public office at 25. i didn't know any. >> where you are, you have a young family. you had given up your job at the atlanta inquirer? accounts, a logical direction for you to take because you are good with language, you like to write, a good writer. you gave all that up. this seems to me to be at the time and in numerous risk in terms of the resources you would have to come up with to run. the likelihood of success. what made you take that kind of risk? >> the resources required, at least in today's terms, are relatively minimal. i don't think i spend more than a few hundred dollars on this. which i borrowed from my father. arnold means he gave it to me. -- a co

city from florida. we flew in and the whole way he had his mets' jersey on, and we were coming up through atlanta, and people were screaming go mets all over the country. >> everywhere you go in the city, everyone is wearing mets' gear and talking about the game, and everyone is going to different places and meeting up. it's a special thing happening in new york. >> world series, here we come. >> mets are on their way. >> reporter: and the big step closer, just seconds ago, the thunderous round of the crowd roaring their approval at the final score. mets win! 4-2! just beginning to come out a few people running out, and a lot of smiles on faces, and the cold weather, they don't mind they are dancing and keeping warm. live outside of citi field, dave carlin, cbs 2 news. >> dave, thank you. >>> and the falling temperatures didn't stop the excitement at citi field, but they did take a toll on people in other parts of the area. some broke out the hats and scarves in brooklyn tonight. >> reporter: diane, we are definitely looking a the fall freeze, and you said it. see the temperatures? 28 in jeffersonville, and

in at least three of the fed districts, four, new york, philadelphia atlanta and kansas city there waslly a decline n.cleveland, chicago and san francisco weak demand for steel due to the strong dollar and competition from china weighed in on the manufacturing there, a little more xampt on the wage picture. san francisco actually had a headline that says this is -- prirl due to the increase in the minimum wage over the last year raising the wages for unskilled workers as well. price pressures described as contained and still climbing, primarily because of the discounts, if you recall, because of energy. >> better hohampton, thank you . let's bring in steve liesman. they did highlight auto sales and retail sales being okay. isn't it by nature auto sales are good? >> auto sales are more than okay. >> they are good, but rest of ret retailers are okay but they go together. if people are buying cars, probably not buying jeans. >> yeah. i mean, we've talked about over the years. my take on the beige book it's in line with and maybe just slightly stronger than some of the tenor of the data th

look at the 70's from the city on down top atlanta. back to chicago. 80's down the gulf coast. toward denver. 49. a rather wet day in denver. 82 l.a. again future cast temperature showing back to the 70's tomorrow. again, on thursday, if that is when well a he see a little change though. notice a drop by thursday night. the cool front will approach. 50's out the done that city. 68 by lunchtime tomorrow. putful day. there goes the rent. again looking at temperatures to stay mild tomorrow. mild again thursday. this front move brings that shower threat thursday evening or fight. not much rain on the side of that front. cooler is a noon weather returns friday. some clouds tonight. 40's to lower are 50's. took the lower to mild 70's tomorrow. good look digging a. do it thursday a at 774. breezy. sunny. about 59 though. stay around 60 saturday. a lot of clouds come in sunday. another cold front approaches. 65 after this happens. then hovering near 60 monday and tuesday. >> all right. nice. >> there you go. thank you. >> we're doing it. >> ro

of our getting $40 and they're paying 10% to get their own money the highest fees are in atlanta and new york cityas high as $8 san francisco comes in all lower side of the average. >>rob black: that can i get you on credit card as much as you used to address once been a to a network that will have to pay for it is the out of network person. >>rob black: to clay and out bird or five guys are private they might be on the less macdonalds is starting to get 36,000 restaurants they did not have a lot of growth at winthrop list and nice they're certainly, the johns and domino's pizza to amazing stocks and the last 10 years there the no way inflation cracker barrel it comes down starbucks and to pull like this is where you can set the talk have a business meeting that the food deficit for millennial some people like me who want higher quality and pay a little bit more for if i were to the investor those of the to the i will pick. this is the dawn of an old day. because at&t and directv are offering yesterday's technology, today. tv from space. [whispered] space as long as it's not too rainy. [whispered]

now, to the top cities for growth new york city tops the list. then chicago, atlantauston, and austin, texas. we also caught up with david glickman, ceo of ultra mobile. they were the number one company on ink's list this year. they grew an eye-popping 100,000% plus over the past three years. he took the top spot a few years back with a different company that he started. ultra mobile, they offer calling cards, free global plans, text and data services all rolled into one. >> we basically offer a product that gives the store a lot of money for carrying it and selling it as well as giving the consumer tremendous value. we have just the thinnest margin, and we make it up in huge, huge volumes, which is why growth has been our objective from day one. without growing we wouldn't be surviving. >> now, the top categories for growth here, i.t. services followed by business services, advertising and marketing, health care, and, of course, software. carl and john, back to you. >> thank you very much for that. let's bring in simon hobbs here, as europe is about to close in 60 se

city was a finalist for a federal grant from the u.s. department of housing and urban development, but camden lost out to atlanta for that funding. camden officials planned to use the grant to build new homes and schools and improve parks. the city can apply for the grant again next year. >>> 103 days, 18 hours and counting that pennsylvania's gone without a state budget, so could gambling fix the fiscal stalemate? republican lawmakers are considering an increase in gaming could balance the budget deficit without raising taxes. the third expansion of gambling in the last six years could bring in millions of dollars in licensing fees, plus lots of tax money from gaming profits. last wednesday the house voted down the $2.4 billion budget, which included a 60% increase in state income tax. >>> the philadelphia archdiocese is hoping the pope's visit has inspired more young men to become priests. catholic officials announced today a major promotion initiative. the call by name program asked parishioners to accept candidates by fuelling out pew cards. you can submit a name on the weekends of november 1st and november 8th. >>> speaking o

with you, hillary clinton says hey, i'm with you, kasim reed, kasim reid a major of a black city like atlanta and listen for a second. >> yeah. good advice. thanks very much for that. don, by the way will be back with a lot more later tonight. 9:00 p.m. eastern on his program "cnn tonight" 9:00 p.m. eastern. thank you. >>> we'll have much >>> much more news ahead. first, this impact your world. >> once dubbed the female michael jordan, she dominated women's basketball. she had the focus of a champion but off she spent decades in what she calls a mental prison. >> i was feeling like these extreme highs and lows. when you're the star of a team, you sweep things under a rug. >> reporter: the national alliance on mental illness says one in five americans live with a mental disorder but most don't seek treatment. >> ultimately, sweeping things under a rug, you explode. >> reporter: chamique was misdiagnosed and found out then she was bipolar. she's now an advocate for mental health. >> i realized when i opened my mouth and said i struggle with this, a lot of people were going through the same thin

city. chicago, 58. cool to atlanta. 80s miami. southwest. back towards 60 in boise. 82 in l.a. let's show you on the futurecast. the sky staying clear tonight. the clear weather tomorrow with the easterly wind. more clouds will increase as we go into the afternoon. the moisture starts coming our way as we head into tomorrow night. increasing. midnight. that will be heaviest as we get into wednesday afternoon. even the possibility of isolated thunderstorms into the evening. let's look at our futurecast rainfall amounts. we'll be seeing that mostly occur as we head in towards wednesday. look at the amounts. between one and two inches of rain. we could use all we get. tonight, 45 in the city. 30s to near 40 in the suburbs with a clear sky and wind out of the northeast at 5 to 10. tomorrow morning, clouds and sun in the afternoon. a good-looking day at 59. check out the seven day. there's the rain and windy conditions on wednesday. winds along the coast gusting 30, 40 miles an hour. 64. thursday, brief, over 70 with sunshine. back to 59 friday. again, looks good for the nighttime g

fees a study said the average cost using an out of the network atm is $4.52 and the city with the highest fees atlanta also, overdraft fees are record high with the average cost $33.07. and now "the martian," starring matt damon as an astronaut left for dead on mars took in $55 for dead on mars took in $55 million, and "hotel trance alaska airlines lost the bags of the president of the company. but the c.e.o. did get the luggage not until the next day. >> that is america's money. >> they will focus on that issue, now. >> they will. >> straight ahead, seven things to know use start your day and a shooting survivor is making headlines, again, and an update on the overwhelming response to on the overwhelming response to pay for his medical treatment. better things than for rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to a biologic, ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz is a small pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz can reduce joint pain and swelling in as little as two weeks, and help stop further joint damage. xeljanz can lower

city. they say that the illegally bought the weapons in pittsburgh and atlanta. they brought them back to sell them on the black market. they recorded them the entire time. >> i'm looking through manhattan, and i have an assault rifle and four handguns. >> the ring leader and four accomplices were arrested when they sold guns to an undercover officer in brock lynn, they arrested a total of eight people in pennsylvania, new york and georgia. >>> more than a dozen protesters were arrested for refusing to leave city hall. they don't want the interim leader of the police department to be appointed as the commissioner, he took the position in july after anthony batt was fired after the unrest following the death of freddie gray, six officers are charged in his death and awaiting trial. >>> oscar pistorius will be released from prison next week, they ruled that pistorius can be moved to house arrest on monday. he served a year of his three year sentence for killing riva steenkamp. in pistorius's case that is 10 months. >>> the coming up the reason that social security

. >> my cousin just living today from atlanta, charles nichols. [applause]. my two citiesisters, diane and wanda are here. [applause]. >> my very swab brother is here from los angeles, harry hagood. [applause]. >> this is a man who i got to know some years back because i wrote a story about him, chief james jackson. [applause]. >> i teach media journalism and selma miami and the chairman of the apartment plays a large role in getting me to leave war zones in journalism and he is here, doctor richard campbell. [applause]. >> davis harrison has done a lot of this community of social justice issues. he is president at columbus state college, david harrison. i think he is here. [applause]. >> donna james absolutely wonderful. [applause]. >> it was great that the king center honored african-americans , judges this year and there legacy honorees. there was a man in this community, who when he graduated from college and wanted to teach and they sent all the african-american teachers down to champion junior high school, but there were too many teachers down there. so, he switched

new york city makes it up to 73. charlotte down to atlanta, temperatures on the mild side.s pattern is here to stay it with the sunshine in the forecast. in texas, it has been all about the sunshine and heat this past summer. we know some 14 million people dealing with drought across the region. 32% of the state dealing with severe drought. we are watching tropical moisture work toward south texas. look at the forecast over the next couple days. some indications put 10 inches of rainfall from points of austin to san antonio, if the tropical feature works toward the region. certainly flooding concerns here, but beneficial with the drought issue across texas. >>> thank you, pedram. this morning, the internet recovering from the release of the most important movie trailer of all time. the first full length preview of "star wars the force awakens." galactic awesomeness. >> i will finish what you started. >> there were stories about what happened. >> it's true. all of it. >> all of it. han solo there all over the trailer. what does it all mean? it debuted at halftime on monday n