already living with you, the horses out of the barn or maybe the horse is back in the barn. [laughter] >> there are some things that you can do. ideally parents are thinking about this well in advance and giving your kids the scales that they will need so that you can change the locks when you send them off for freshman year of college. gerri: a friend of mine treated me today that the day after she was out of the house are mom and dad put a piano in her room. it was over. there was no going back. that is when you're talking about, right? >> that is true. the child knows that there is not going back and you are giving a clear message, they will probably be one of the case that launches successfully. it might not be in their dream job, they will be any job. it is like when you note you have a safety net you're willing to fall back on it are subconsciously you allow yourself to fall back on it. gerri: it is interesting. among adults 18 to 3136 percent were living with their parents. it is critical for these people to say. how much they save? add a they do it? will would you te

>> no. >> reporter: anna is 18 now, and living near the barnes again. they're trying to mend her relationship. >> if anything was hurtful was being passed around so many times. >> reporter: if people judge you now if they hear you made this choice, what would you say? >> walk a mile in my shoes. >> reporter: the barnes say they notified texas authorities about the easons, they themselves were never investigated regarding anna. the easons have been investigated several times but never stopped from taking in more kids. reuters tried to find a government official to talk to. but the sad truth is no one agency has no authority over this issue. and brian, too often, children are simply falling through the cracks. >> we're happy to shed light on this in many cases for the first time. kate snow, thanks as always. >>> and we'll be right back with the big reveal that may explain why a lot of people were distracted for a time today. there are so many things that we do on a daily basis. we run errands. we run to the grocery store. in fact, the average american dri

this little barn is in somebody's backyard, 25th street. >> there is a barn and farm house on the corner of noi and 25th and off the top of the beam out rigger and hall the hey into the roof for the horses and we are working on a house in pacific heights and in the back is a carriage house and had a hay loft. >> let's see. james lick purchased this and left two green houses and subsequently purchased by mr. crocker and donated to dol golden gate bride and erected in 1879 and by the hammer works in dublin ireland. >> there is an exception to the rule. >> you're right and the stones from the abbey and now dispersed and line the path. >> right. there is an older building there but never got put back together. >> this building had 33 tons of glass in it. it was recently rebuilt and one of the reasons it had to be rebuilt these moderns are much more knowledgeable than the people in the 1800's and we knee w knew wo seal up the windows and all the building we did made it rot and it needed ventilation and had to undo the work that was done and back to the original design and expensive project an

isn't that right, tucker barnes? >> i wasn't listening, sarah. >> i knew it. >> see -- >> it wasn't intentional. i was reading your tweet.et. >> why are you reading my tweet. >> yes, i was listening. >> is there anything private on there? >> no, no. we're in good shape.pe. in for another pleasant day. a few more includeds than yesterday. clouds. clo yesterday not even a cloud pretty much pr. >> what did you say? [laughter] marshall 49 degrees. 40s again this morning.. we're able to cool off here with the clear skies we had earlier in the evening. looking at our satellite radar we're looking at cloudiness out to the west. rain showers should remain here. that will lead to sort of a mostly sunny, filter sunshine afternoon. pleasant conditions. mid 70s for highs. 76 in washington. 75 quantico and 71 later today in annapolis.i the streak continues, nice weather. >> i already had someone so youu let tucker read your tweets? and i said not intentionally. stay away. thanks, tuck. >> goodth morning, julie. >> million dollar

typical barn. i find it interesting that out of everything in town that has not been photographed by google yet and also this idea of when you are looking something original, you find a certificate. and so, i copied this barn and placed this facade or prop in the most resymboling location in the original town of ireland. and the idea was we thought that the google car would come by, that this image would be picked up and the barn would exist in both. it was up for two weeks but i knew that the car was in the neighborhood. but recently i found out that after two years, it did. so now there is a google street with the same house. and i really like that idea of transition, where you then take an image from the internet and put it in the real world to be captured and placed back on-line so that really questions

we have that next. >> we want to talk to tucker barnes about the barnes. >> we'll have all abo the detain the forecast. for a little cloudier than it was yesterday and traffic after the break. [ female announcer ] these are the crescents you lolove on a holiday. and these are the ones you'll love on a school night. pillsbury crescent dogs. with just a few ingredients, you have an easy dinner. pillsbury crescents. make dinner pop! [ pop ] [ horn honks ] kevin! toaster strudel, yah? ♪ warm, flaky, gooey toaster strudel. >> welcome back. 4:44. forget miley cyrus. this group in new york city twerked into the record books. >> of course they did. they broke a world record for most people twerking in the same time, same place. there's twerking in the studio that needs to shop. 450 people gathered to shake their hips for two minutes straight s. that really twerking? movingthey are just their hips. that is nothing. not >> we're get down to this. >> that guy was taking a picture he wasn't twerking. >> that person on the stage in the red that person was terking most of there were standingtand there

should all have such a barn. >> that's right. >> reporter: krug says his company, t.r.ge projects over its past three years. not all of his jobs are as extravagant. most are upgrades to floors, walls and storage. builders across the country say they're getting more requests for nicer garages. and depending on zoning laws, these renovations can be more profitable for them than house editions because of fewer regulations. and if you think this is just a guy thing, krug says about half the requests for garage upgrades come from women. but he adds, they're doing it for their husbands. don dahler, cbs news, fairfield county, connecticut. >> jeff: that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. later on cbs, "60 minutes". i'm jeff glor, cbs news in new york. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org how this celebration is uniy --- oakland. in a race to beat th >>> it is not as big as san francisco but bride is just the same. how this is uniquely oakland. >>> a race to beat the clock. a look at the finishing touches on the bay bri

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. >> i'm feeling horrible and >> reporter: jeremy barnes lives halfway between boulder and lyons. he wasn't under official evacuation orders, but as the water rose higher, he decided to leave. by then, though, it was too late-- his car and house were engulfed by water. and he and his wife had to be rescued by firefighters. >> we had no idea anything like this was going to happen and it probably would have been okay but once this wall of water came down the canyon, there was just no getting away from it >> reporter: the skies over colorado were clear today, but forecasters warned the next round of rain could come this evening and with it, new flooding. >> woodruff: new violence erupted today across iraq, and afghanistan. in baqouba, northeast of baghdad, a bomb exploded at a sunni mosque, killing 33 people and wounding at least 45 others. the attack continued almost non- stop bloodshed that began in april. the u.n. estimates more than 4,000 iraqis have died since then. and in afghanistan, a u.s. consulate came under taliban attack. it happened in the western city of herat which had

tucker barnes is here with us he this morning of. >> i like that song.e sky. >> okay, thanks. >> is there going to be a blue sky. >> anything weather related.laed >> yes, it will generally be a blue sky.blue it's not going to be a perfectle sunny day but the trend will be more sunshine than clouds. >> another good one. >> another good one. let's go to the numbers and yesterday spherc 77 reagan nati. did i mention a warm up, not so much today, but by tomorrow wewe will be in the mid-80s. generally more sunshine for muc the next couple of days, 56 in5 morning inin washington, it's cool, winchester this morning, 45 degrees, 49 in hagerstown, 5 in annapolis, and 50 in leonardtown, and 50 in baltimore, we are off to a cool start. definitely consider a jacket, make sure that the kids are probably attired for the mornin to the bus station -- to the bus stop. there's the radar. it's really funny. satellite and radar, we got got cloud cover working through the region. yes, we can see clouds there,ous and we will have clouds fromclos time to time. i think this aft

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audrey barnes has the story. >> an airplane catches fire. >> signaling the start of a very real-looking emergency preparedness drill at reagan national airport. >> more than 50 emergency vehicles from 13 surrounding fire departments responded in realtime for the training exercise. a dress rehearsal for the tragedy you hope never happens. >> priority 1. taking care of the dozens of injured volunteer patients. >> we want to get people out of here now. we want them on the operating table or at a facility within an hour. >> first responders are getting a chance to try out a new patient tracking system. basically, it's a bracelet they wear on their wrist all the way from the airport to the hospital. >> the injured also get tagged with a placard around their neck to help doctors quickly zero in on what's wrong. >> while these injured passengers were being treated, triaged and transferred to the hospital, there was a similar scene on the potomac river as part of the drill. the spotlight was on communication and coordination between all the agencies involved in the exercise, mandated by the f.a

out -- peter barnes outside of the white house. >> reporter: that is right, president tonight will callor a pause in action on capitol hill toward a vote on a resolution that includes a military option against syria over its chemical weapon stockpile. and a regular regular that was in trouble anyway, looking at vote tracking, as compiled by washington post, which has been counting people's press releases, and comments on this. house side, right now 251 house members have announced they are against or leaning against a syria resolution with a military option. 156 undecided. 26 for that type of resolution. need 218 slow thees to pass something in the house -- votes to pass something in the house, in senate 38 senators said they were against or leaning against a resolution with a military option, 39 undecided, 23 for, all this is tracking a public opinion poll this we've seen according to new fox news pop last night, whether asked what the u.s. should be doing in syria, 68% of people said to stay out of syria, this is a civil war, 23% said go in and help because there is a humanitarian cri

. >> [inaudible] >> peter barnes, fox business sir. you mentioned fiscal issues in a statement today. are you concerned of a government shutdown? we are hearing about that possibility. did that come up in your discussions at this meeting of what do you think would be the impact of a government shutdown on the economy and what could the fed, with the fed be prepared to respond to that and help the economy with additional accommodation for example additional asset purchases. thank you. bernanke: a factor that did concern us in our discussion was upcoming fiscal policy decisions. i would include the possibility of government shutdown, but also the debt limit issue. these are obviously part of a very complicated set of legislative decisions, strategies, battles, et cetera. which i won't get into, but it is the case, i think, that a government shutdown and perhaps even more so a failure to raise the debt limit could have very serious consequences for the financial market and for the economy. the federal reserve policy is to do whatever we c

. >> thanksreca very much tucker barnes.g death of a 16-year-old in fairfax county. police say gerard gomez, called gerald by his friends was killei sunday morning outside of of residence inn in vienna.ienn >> police have made an arrest and believe the two had an argument before shots were fired. houston has more.ore. >> many in the crowd at the candle light vigil said people knew the man who pulled the trigger. police say jose blanco turned himself in. it was clear from the clear that goamedzful well liked and popular. everyone trying trying to digese news that their friend at mount vernon high was killed. >> no one knows what they were fighting about but i'm sure it didn't merit jose being killed. >> police found him after reports of a shooting.hoot he wasn't breathing. officers were unable to to resuscitate him. >> every time i need to talk to someone, he was there. >> the mother of one of the classmates called the shooting senseless. >> it was a party at a hotel that got out of hand. those close to him can'tan' understan

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>> i think the horse has left the barn. from 9/11 until now, i think it has been a rapid proliferation in terms of cyber vulnerabilities, post 9/11, i remember working and given an assignment to research cyber attacks. at the time it didn't mean anything to me, nor did it to most people. this will be the threat to us in the upcoming years and decades. >> tara thing you very much. >> thank you. >> as we look at the live images that continue to pour in from the world trade center site, they continue reading the names. they began doing so at 8:46. that is when the first plane crashed into the north tower of the world trade center. and they will continue to do so for another 11 minutes until 12:30. as for us here at al jazeera, we continue to follow all of the day's news, including the fact that some missouri lawmakers are taking on the feds. it seems the show me state wants to show the federal government the door when it comes to gun laws. ♪ >> the missouri legislature says it might take the first shot at a potential legal bat

we'll talk to tucker barnes nott wearing his jacket right now. >> not yet but soon.. >> great.>> g >> it comes in pieces here. he >> i got you. i did have to close the windows when i we can up. i was like oooh there's a chill in the air. air >> you mean the windows to the outside? original windows? >> i thought maybe your car windows. 53 in washington. mid 30s at dulles and bwi marshall. it's always coolest before sunrise. by 6:00 a.m. we'll likely have 40s out there. satellite radar, quiet. high pressure great lakes. it turned beautiful. right? >> it did. it was great to be>> outside. you had to find a reason no matter what. >> okay. more of same today. sunshine just a gorgeousous afternoon. winds north and west at 5 miles per hour. guess what we keep the quiet patterning in tact here for the next several days. >> splendid. thank you tuck.yo let's check in with julie wright. >> here we go.o. >> let's start off talking about seat warmers they are on full blast. the heater is on traveling to work. and of course your patience asca we continue to clear out overnight construction along no

the barn raising just only days after a local land owner goes court to try to stop construction of the pipeline. >> i just hope that judicial system comes wout good, common sense judgment on this. >> more than 50 volunteers are helping him build this barn. it's being paid for by donations and grants. >> mr. zuckerberg goes to washington. apple releases it's resigned software. hi, emily. >> today marks a turning point in apple history. i 0 s 7 can now be don loaded for free on the most recent iphones, ipads and ipods. google's next big innovation could be at the doctor years office, launching a company called calico, focusing on health and well being. apple chairman will be the ceo. and mr. zuckerberg goes to washington making a rare appearance on capitol hill holding meeting was several members of congress to lob yes on issues ranging from immigration to nsa surveillance. also talking about why immigration reform is important to many in silicon valley. take a listen. >> this isn't a matter of trying to hire other than americans. we'll hire all of them. the issue is there that are not e

audrey barnes is standing by live. some people having a tough time getting home, audrey. >> they certainly are. brian. a veteran f.a.a. employee was severely shocked when he was about to flip the switch to power to emergency runway lights when a giant lightening strike struck the control tower where he was working. that incident brought air travel here at b.w.i. to a complete stand still. >> the security line for southwest airlines was a slow-moving maze of one weary passenger after another with a story to tell about the lightening strike that took dead aim at their travel adinner gary -- eight dinner area. >> we were supposed to go miami and our cruise got canceled. >> aim engine -- imagine juggling this by yourself and a 5-month-old baby. the f.a.a. suspended all arrivals and departures at b.w.i. after the control tower was struck by lightening at 2:20. one employee was injured. flights resumed at 5:00 p.m. but by then the damage was done. >> really i'm still in limbo right now. >> hoping to get to chicago but not kn

adam: peter barnes. the dow is is still up 41 points. peter best to you. of the jobs report were a bit lackluster. payrolls rising less than forecast. it is worth asking what is really at the core of the problem? adecco staffing senior vice president jenette marks is here to help us break it down. thanks for joining us. it isn't what most of us think, the hard skills. more the soft skills. explain to me how your firm determined it is soft skills and then what are soft skills. >> absolutely. adecco just ran a survey with 500 senior executives around the u.s. to really ask that question, where is the skills gap? what is the skills gap? what are you seeing in your company? it was interesting because 44% of them came back said a lot of skills gap was in the soft skills, communication, creative side, really pulling out that piece of it. adam: one of the things we heard repeatedly since the great recession started and, essentially came to an end not to long ago is there is a lack of skilled labor to take jobs that are open in the united states. and the implicati

and so, i copied this barn and placed this facade or prop in the most resymboling location in the original town of ireland. and the idea was we thought that the google car would come by, that this image would be picked up and the barn would exist in both. it was up for two weeks but i knew that the car was in the neighborhood. but recently i found out that after two years, it did. so now there is a google street with the same house. and i really like that idea of transition, where you then take an image from the internet and put it in the real world to be captured and placed back on-line so that really questions reality. so that is also i am interested in. so we go to the nibus works. and the nibus works, well on this distinct moment on a location and you could look at them as a only situation maybe? or just an element from a classical painting. but what i am really interested in, and the temporary aspect of the work so it is just there for a few seconds and then it falls apart and so the work exists, the physical aspect is important but the work exists as a photograph. and this photograph

peter barnes will have more of that in just a moment.oncern over gridlock in washington and a potential failure to pass a new budget has raised the debt ceiling and starts to grow. the house just passing a bill that would keep the government open until mid december, but it would eliminate the president's health care law. some health care stocks popping as a result. names like at unanimous religion, halogen, and cigna are up on an otherwise mostly down day. in just a moment we are going to be joined by a top health care executive, the chairman and ceo of universal health services, alan miller. shares of tesla are zooming to the record highs for the second day in a row. we want to go to nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange. my brother just got one and he loves it, but the design of the stock. someone else says. >> reporter: he got a great car. it certainly has gotten rave reviews from consumer reports. in near perfect store. 18583. the year-to-date charge, year today of 439%. when you talk about tesla, obviously talking about t

kim barnes, our founder of friends of lafayette park. we wouldn't be here today without kim barnes. (applause) >> art persico, a moving force, our second president of friends of lafayette park. our fourth, mi stefan franz, shila clement. (applause) >> our gardeners who have been here throughout helping us on our clean and green days, out on saturdays. if you're here, marianne bertacelli. supervisor farrell. phil has been here every step of the way. this started with -- this started with two organizations that have now merged into a really wonderful one organization. those two former organizations were -- brought us two great people to work with. they were isabelle wade and karen kid well. i don't know if either one of them is here today. ~ now we have matt owe grade i speaking to you from the merge park trust. i'm sorry, san francisco parks alliance. ~ we can't forget that, they're doing so much. this is our parks -- citizens parks group. okay, lizy hirsch, please come up. we want to raise hands with you. (applause) >> mary hobson. jeff miller. [cheering and applauding] >> okay. and

panned out not really it's a bit of surprise really i think for many people fair to say that in the barn and did so well with just want to bring up the numbers that we just saw behind you one hundred percent of the votes counted surrogates have been incumbent mayor at fifty one point thirty seven percent and next in the eyes and really the pro-democracy anti corruption opposition leader at twenty seven point twenty four now when you started campaigning polls had him at just ten percent so he did really well for this it's important to point out that this was the first time that a candidate really started. took the grassroots way so a lot of going around to different districts handing out pamphlets anybody who's been in moscow in recent months would have seen a barn and written somewhere it's not a very traditionally russian way of campaigning but obviously this is going to be the future. of russian politics which has been getting more and more active in recent years. so i said ten percent of the vote originally was thought would go about to nevadan it but also another thing i want to poin

jeremy barnes' house sits at the edge of left-hand creek in bould he since monday it's been immerseeding water. >>> by the time we got in the car and got the car started water was coming up the doors and wecouldn't get out of the drivdriveway. that's the car. >> reporter: residents described a wall of water. until earlier this week this was a passible road but with unrelenting waterfall this creek has turned into a raging riff if rapids and degree. 4.5 billion gallons of water there was once a driveway but the force of the quarter pressure washed it way. >> help a termed called head pressure the longer the water moves the more fresh thank you buildings up as you can see with the damages here with the undermining of the highway here as well, it makes it more than dangerous. >> reporter: first responders are race to go get those still trapped by the flood without toers safer ground, some have been stranded for days. >> so grateful. just so grateful for all of them. i al righi am rather happy to bf there. >> reporter: rescues helped her and her family out of their home that has been surr

and look at what a contractor found in a barn, the lost movie of america's sweetheart. anthony mason on the recovery of a turning point in hollywood history. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. elley. >> pelley: good evening. was it a breakthrough or deception? that is the debate tonight after hearing the words of iran's new president at the u.n. late today. after 34 years of animosity, there is hope that the united states and iran could be on a road to better relations. at the heart of the tension, of course, is iran's nuclear program. well, today, the presidents of both countries addressed the u.n. general assembly, but they did not meet face to face. chief white house correspondent major garrett is at the u.n. for us tonight. major. >> reporter: scott, the white house described the new iranian president's speech add "less bombastic "than that of his pred source, mahmoud ahmadinejad. in the end, they spoke of new possibilities but the impasse over iran's feature pursuit of nuclear weapons remains as deep as ever. >> america pr

neil: peter barnes thank you very much. for those at home this shot might look familiar from same main hall in same level of white house president announced killing of osama bin laden, that was then a different message tonight. >> my fellow americans, tonht i want to talk to but syria. why it matters. and where we go prohere. -- from here over past 2 years what began as a series of peaceful protests against the repressive regime of bashar al-assad has turned into a brutal civil war. over hundred thousand people have been killed. millions have fled. that time america's worked with allies to provide hume support to help moderate opposition and shape a political settlement. i have resisted calls for military action, we cannot resolve someone else's civil war through force. particularly after a decade of war in iraq and afghanistan. this situation changed though on august 21. whether assad's government gassed to death over a thousand people including hundreds of children. the ima thinkages -- images fm the massacre are sickenin

neil: peter barnes thank you very much. for those at home this shot might look familiar from same main hall in same level of white house president announced killing of osama bin laden, that was then a different message tonight. >> my fellow americans, tonight i want to talk to but syria. why it matters. and where we go prohere. -- from here over past 2 years what began as a series of peaceful protests against the repressive regime of bashar al-assad has turned into a brutal civil war. over hundred thousand people have been killed. millions have fled. that time america's worked with allies to provide hume support to help moderate opposition and shape a political settlement. i have resisted calls for military action, we cannot resolve someone else's civil war through force. particularly after a decade of war in iraq and afghanistan. this situation changed though on august 21. whether assad's government gassed to death over a thousand people including hundreds of children. the ima thinkages -- images from the massacre are sick

cheryl: peter barnes will be sitting down on fox business. thank you, appreciate it.e's leg had to roll. when a film loses $200 million so disney has bid farewell to its longstanding first look deal with superstar producers jerry bruckheimer who has been a blockbuster machine for disney, 27 films in 20 years raking in $8 billion worldwide including parts of the caribbean, the franchise hauling in $3 billion on four films. looked like a great idea when they teamed up for loan ranger but it wasn't. the nielsen ratings service next fall will begin tracking viewing on smart phones and we spend on average 32 hours a week watching live tv and half an hour watching online, big question could arise, will they next charge advertisers extra for small screen viewers? two superstar journals that the wall street journal's all things the web site have left, the founders, walt mossburg, attack columnist god, and going out on their own. cheryl: he loves that he is the text guide. dennis: talked of the nasdaq, cybersecurity firm doubling in price after its ideal. we will talk with the

. >>> tucker barnes is here with your weather. >>> getting out to work. you saw the moon finally.. >> finally, but it was hard toh miss, tuck. i'm like is somebody playing a foot paufootball game, because i how bright it was in my neighborhood. >> is it a harvest moon. mo >> yes, it was a harvest moon b thanks for asking. askin >> i got to do the weather. >> we're talking weather, it's a harvest moon. moon >> it's science related right. >> yes. >>> we got 40s and 50s, locally, not as cold as it was 24 hours ago, and look at the colder temperatures out to the northwest and with the wind we will start to bask in warmer temperatures in the next few days, if you like julie, andnd others that weren't ready forea the cool snap, we got summer-like temperatures to looo forward to over the weekend. we are starting to see 30s inin places like castle, wyoming, ana great falls, montana, and we will see more of those, and nice, high pressure, and across the mid at lan ix, a cold front north and west of minneapolis. you can see it out there. that will alarrive this wee

peter barnes is inside the sec with the very latest. peter?en a statement from the chair of the sec, mary jo white on her meeting today with a dozen exchanges officials and it is pretty tough on trying to make sure these technology glitches do not continue to happen. let me read you part of her statement. she says in short order i want those at the meeting with input of other market participants to identify a series of concrete measures designed to address specific areas where the robustness and resilience of market systems can be improved, including the systems that were at the core of last month's trading interruption the investing public deserves no less. she has five different things she wants from exchange and self-regulatory, and self-regulatory bodies like finra out of this meeting including providing comprehensive action plans to address standards necessary to establish strong systems, technology systems for securities data. to, second, to identify and provide assessments of the robustness and resilience of other critical infrastructur

he spoke with our own peter barnes of course. david: meanwhile want to talk about volatility, talk about apple. apple stock is fluctuating big-time as the iphone fans buy new hand-sets, 5ss, and cheaper 5cs. they went on sale today. >> caterpillar saying the worldwide sales weakened the past three months because of slowing demand for commodities from countries such as china. david: darden restaurant, parent of chains like olive garden, red lobster. it is getting crushed because of a dismal quarterly earnings report and forecast. >> house republicans led by speaker john boehner passed legislation to fund the government through december 15th. it include measures to derail obamacare. those measures make it means the initiative will be killed by senate democrats. "after the bell" starts right now david: what a seesaw week. with number one thing that could move the market. and tim mulholland in the pits of the cme. estimate, start with you. i know we've been going every it every day this week but a $3.7 trillion balance. that is how m

we'll get an update from tucker barnes to see if it's going remain that way when we come back. >> lethe celebration begin in pittsburgh. they clinched a spot to the playoffs for the first time in many years. sadly pittsburgh's victory along with cincinnati reds win means the national as chance for a post season miracle is over. >> sorry tucker. >> i'm happy. you know what, if the nationalsa are not going to do it, good for the pirates. they've stunk forever. >> coming out of nowhere. >> a maryland's man bicycle fund-raising journey to every major league baseball stadium is short. >> he died. sadly his effort ended 1810 miles from the finish line when a hit and run driver smashed into him while riding to miami. doctors say will he be okay butb needs to stay off the bike for two weeks. he plans to attend the ball game in miami and plans to finish as soon as he can. >> wow. >> too bad. >> yeah. there. t something hit him.g h >> a hit and run. come on. anyway what is going on in the e weather world? >> chilly temperatures. if you are out riding the bike this morning, going for a walk, it'