the new york marathon takes over the big apple this sunday. to attract 50,000 participants from around the world. how do you determine the winners? the tech being used in the marathon. grid game is working with a company called proto-track -- c transfers datach back to the race organizers in real time. lastat has happened in the 20 years of information processing and data processing is there has been a massive change in the amount of people and scale that you have to be .ble to process the only way to process large amounts of data is in memory computing. in computerur data drives. or disk that is necessary in order to support the real-time cal ollection that is happening to be up to process and report on the performance of athletes and do any analytics on that. you have these chips that are tags the in the racers run with. and as they pass sensors on the course, they will be moved into the cloud, and processed, and then information is provided in real time to not just runners but spectators. the only way to do that, especially when you're tryi

. >> runners headed to the big apple for the new york city marathon.t how race organizers are turning to tech to track her performance next. watch a streaming on your phone, tablet, bloomberg.com, apple tv. ♪ >> the new rick marathon takes over the big apple this sunday. the event expected to attract 50,000 participants from around the world. how do race organizers track runners performance and determine the winners? we take a look at the tech being used with great games ceo abe klinefelter joining us via skype. they are looking with a company thatd chronotrack transports information back to media and race organizers in real time. how will this work this weekend? what happened the last probably 20 years of information is there's aessing massive change in the amount of people and scale. you have to be able to process largely because of the internet and big data. the only way to process large amounts of data is what we call in memory computing. it stores your data in the you cans ram and process between 5000 and one million times faster than when it was

apple just launched its next big thing, apple pay.oe vazquez tests it out tonight. w it works . instead >> reporter: we've got many of the largest retailers in the country supporting us. as announced by apple last week, starting today you can use your iphone to pay, apple pay. here's how. instead of using your credit card use an app on the iphone 6 and you push the iphone up against the device that will be on the counter of the retailer. at justin herman plaza today visa and wells fargo demonstrated apple pay. as an extra layer of security you have to provide your thumbprint. >> rest your thumb on the thumbprint meter which is also the home button. hover the phone near the pay station a couple seconds, pull up your card, use your thumb and you're done, you've paid. >> reporter: another layer of security, the credit card company gives you your own special code. >> but that number is a unique number tied to that phone so that if that phone is lost or stolen, if a hacker gets the information, it can't be used. it's not your card number.

the big apple didn't take the big prize. it came in third. san francisco is second. the costliest place to call home? washington, d.c. the study focused on the price of services and expenses such as trash removal, along with necessities like furniture. >> sign of a good economy. >> tony hutchins is a businessman and isn't thrilled about paying more to live here but says it is the price of a successful city. >> if there were bad rents and low home prices it would be -- verage as for the recent college grad he says the benefits of life in d.c. are so great he is willing to make sacrifices. >> i do have a car. i'm considering getting rid of it though just because it is so expensive to keep

big business of legal pot is here in the big a apple where it's not legal. live at the east coast cannibis expo in new york city to explain. hi, kate. >> hey, kelly. that's right we're here at the east coast cannibis expo. talking to entrepreneurs about how they are cashing in on this booming business. so a company we chatted with is called sciences using a drug which is an extract from the hemp plant, this product they say will help people with traumatic bane injury and concussions which is a huge issue in the nfl. we chatted with former player marvin washington who says once this comes to market it will have a wide array of benefits. >> a 12-year-old girl that plays soccer out in iowa can take it and a 28-year-old professional football player in atlanta or new york can take it. and it's not going to have any psycho active effects or give them an advantage in performance. >> reporter: now, advocates for cbd say it's less addictive and easier on your internal organs. up next on "power lunch" we'll talk to a company making pot products for your pets. andrew,

to hear as they continue to urge millions of residents not to panic about ebola's arrival in the big apple >> new yorkers that have not been exposed to an infected person's bodily fluids are simply not at risk. >> reporter: craig spencer remains in an isolation ward at bellevue hospital. he's in stable condition, at times even talking with family members by cell phone. >> so far, so good. he's not really much sicker really than he was when he came in yesterday. >> we want to find every person with whom he may have been in contact. >> reporter: as health officials prepare to confiscate anything potentially contaminated from spencer's sealed off apartment within some neighbors haven't stuck around, including this man's cousins. >> my family members left, packed up and left. they were panicking. >> reporter: so-called disease detectives continue to retrace spencer's steps before he felt sick which included a visit to a bowling alley and rides on the subway. >> i've been traveling the same path he's been traveling on the one tree in williamsburg brack ly -- brooklyn. when i heard it, i sort of

the bulls in the big apple tonight getting ready for the big opener against the knicks at madison square garden. butler made a game time decision nursing a sore thumb. health has been the big issue for the past two years. this season and no one is nursing a sore knee. the coach was asked if they were ready for the big game. >> we are going to find out. the games reveal everything to you. there's a lot of work to be done. it's a start and we will see. >> we've had a lot of talent in the past. a lot of things have to go our way. just have to keep grinding. it starts tomorrow. it's a long journey and could not ask for anything more. >> we will have reports all day long. tipoff 7:00 pre-game 630 gray here and wgn. have a great day. >>just like the last time the royals were in the world series in 19-85... there will be a game seven. game- six back in kansas city last night... and the royals got to jake peavy early. he was charged with five earned runs on six hits before getting pulled in the second inning. the royals went on to score a franchise- playoff record seven runs in the inning they s

marathon takes place this sunday, and as the world's largest, it provides a big economic jolt to the big apple. and road races, big or small, continue to be a growing business. mary thompson has more. >> after the starting gun goes off in staten island, over 50,000 runners and wheelers will traverse the 26.2-mile course through new york city's five boroughs. the marathon on sunday a memory for the athletes and for new york city as well. a study by the new york road runners club found the race generated $340 million in added tax, hospitality and other revenue in 2010. big cities continue to remain big business, says runner's world molly o'keefe. >> people make them a destination race. >> during the 34th new york city marathon, the race's 1 millionth runner will cross the finish line. it draws runners to the site of the air b and b. >> what we think will happen with air b & b, is it provides a better option for people, and we hope to see more friends and family. >> half a million dollars is the winning purse. but the real money is with sponsors like power bar, who see his appeal to the running f

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. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> happening now in "the newsroom" ebola in the big apple. facts, not fear, what you need to know, how it happened and what the doctors are saying this morning. >>> plus breaking overnight a new massive air bag recall, now its german carmaker audi. our cnn money unit is tracking it for you. >>> and 18 days that's how long it reportedly took investigators to act on the tip in the hannah graham case. was it too long before her body was found? let's talk live in the "cnn newsroom." good morning, i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. we begin with breaking news and rattled nerve here in new york city. this morning an american doctor is hospitalized in isolation battling the first case of ebola to crop up in the nation's most crowded city. 33-year-old craig spencer had been treating ebola patients in west africa, he returned to the united states one week ago today and he had cleared the enhanced screening for ebola at new york's jfk airport, that's because his symptoms did not appear until six days later, just yesterday. his fever

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." ♪ >> tonight on "titans at the table," we talk football and the big apple. >> there will be a coinright here. >> with the man who is bringing it all together. jonathan tisch, co-chairman of the loews corporation and co-owner of the new york giants. he was born and raised in a new york family. in 1959, his family branched out and bought loews theaters. today the loews corporation has $80 billion in assets that generate $15 billion in annual revenue with interest from everything in hotels, insurance, oil and gas.

. >> the ebola case is more than -- >> ebola in the big apple. >> ebola in new york city tonight coulde in new jersey. >> it arrived via a doctor. was the doctor contagious when he went bowling. >> who knows whether i used the bathrooms. >> came down with 10 fever. >> this disease is fierce. did his actions put the public at risk? >> see, calm, cool and catch that doctor and kill him! >> all right, i guess in new york lost our heads for a second. >> jon: a doctor who6 treat eba cases got himself ebola and [bleep] his way through the "sex and the city" tour in manhattan with 103 degree fever. >> we were told yesterday that it was 10 it was actually 100.3. >> jon: didn't anyone treating him double check it and see? that he had a fever of 100.3? because from the looks of it this man is -- all right. so maybe -- nice to have an older audience. all right. so maybe this doctor gallivanted around the city, how much gallivanting could one guy with ebola do in just a day or two? >> tuesday spencer felt sluggish. the next day feeling well enough for a three mile jog stopping at blue bottle coff

but an evening outing in the big apple meant umbrellas and puddles. >>> and drivers should look out fore than just puddles, flooding in the northwest. and everywhere else, roll down the win dose. it's going to be nice. >>> and airport delays possible in boston, new york and miami. >>> turn back to news in an academic fraud scandal at the university of north carolina is growing. >> new report says it went on for two decades. giving 1500 athletes as and bs in courses that didn't exist. it was centered on african-american studies. four have been fired and five face disciplinary charges. >> i know the carolina community will find these findings very sobering. this never should have been tloud happen. at the same time i want to underscore that there is a clear distinction between the then and now. >> it's not known what the ncaa action will be. they could take away sports scholarships and maybe the three national basketball championships they won in that period. >>> we are finding out who is going to be testifying at the appeal of ray rice. nfl commissioner roger goodell has been told to app

going to beff is big. apple is the only company set up to do that.k the vice cofounder shane smith. how are tech companies affect and education in their own backyard? you can watch a streaming on your tablet. bloomberg.com. ♪ >> i am cory johnson, and this is bloomberg west. are based inames the bay area. what role our economic giant playing in the cities they call home? we sat down with the san francisco mayor at the vanity new establishment summit. we started by asking about the growth of new tech elegy in the city of san francisco. in the city of san francisco. >> we have over 2000 tech companies employing 56,000 people. innovation is about solving problems in a collaborative way, getting creative in the way we approach everything from climate change to business to the challenges of success and working very hard on managing success. were able to cut unemployment literally in half. the hard wayearned is not to settle on success so quickly. we are able to create a lot of s in the city. we cut unemployment in half. that means there are a lot of other

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but the incident is raidsing questions about security within the big apple transit system. tam. >> thank you, nydia. gas prices seem to be falling through the floor and that's topping business this morning. prices dropped 12 cepts over the last three weeks and national average for regular is 3.26, philly higher $3.31 and more news out of ac, philadelphia developer bart blatstein plans to buy the pier shops at ceasars in ac there's agreement to buy the shopping center but sales price was not made public. >>> wall street is open for business columbus day after last week's roller coaster ride. october is most volatile month for stocks. futures this morning seem to be pointing to lower sglop as we all know stink bugs stivrping and they're making things hard for pa farmers since they love fruits and vegetables. farm in western pa lost nearly 80% of certain type of apple and researchers say they don't have a way to get rid of them. back to you. >> 4:47. still ahead on "action news." two salvation army buses were torched in the nation's heartland and police say it was done intenti

. >> the first confirmed case in the big apple. city officials are quick to try to allay fears of the deadly virus spreading through one of the most populous cities in the world. >> we want to say at the outset there is no reason for new yorkers to be alarmed. >> we are as ready as one could be for this circumstance. what happened in dallas was the exact opposite. we have the advantage of learning from the dallas experience. >> the patient, dr. spencer treated ebola patients in guinea working with doctors without borders. after he returned to the city on october 17, he closely monitored his condition and limited social activity. although he did leave his home while feeling well. >> we are aware he went on a three-mile jog a he was feeling quite well. he also took the subway system. >> dr. spencer started showing symptoms and diarrhea on thursday morning. he was immediately transferred to bellevue hospital, a designated ebola center, and placed in isolation. his fiancÉe and two friends, the only people he had come in close contact w

>> tonight on "titans at the table," we talk football and the big apple. >> there will be a coin toss right here. >> with the man who is bringing it all together. jonathan tisch, co-chairman of the loews corporation and co-owner of the new york giants. he was born and raised in a new york family. in 1959, his family branched out and bought loews theaters. today the loews corporation has $80 billion in assets that generate $15 billion in annual revenue with interest from everything in hotels, insurance, oil and gas. jonathan tisch runs the company with his cousin and is also the chairman of loews hotels. >> he took this area and made it guest friendly. >> he completed a massive luxury renovation of a flagship hotel that is near and dear to his heart. >> i grew up in this hotel. >> but that work has not stopped him from writing three business strategy books. >> you get about six hours of sleep? >> 5 to 6 hours of sleep. you will get an e-mail from me at 3:00 in the morning. >> despite a demanding schedule, he tries to make it to every giants home game. i caught up with him at his team's

will apple be a big player in television? >> it looks promising. it looks extremely promising. lix is a huge hit. apple is gaining strength. feel that apple is gaining strength. i think they would do extraordinarily well. the interesting thing about apple tv is that apple keeps refusing to build the tv. everybody keeps predicting there will be an apple tv you put on your wall. they don't build it. i believe that they don't build the tv goes back to the smart fun, which is a upgrade cycle is two years. the upgrade cycle for tvs is five years or 10 years. the tv will become a jumper for a field to the smartphone. real to theff smartphone. is a low margin business. >> what is the future of elon musk? >> obviously he will build the iron man suit. [applause] [laughter] in the suit, he will fly to mars. he has some work to do between here and there. guys, threeree founders who are really revolutionizing. industry through we have all these people who are incredibly well-known known and built these amazing companies. he is one of those. musk -- youelon talk to them and their ambitions a

but it's raising big questions about security within the big apple transit system. so far no suspect has been named this this case. >> there was a familiar face at a great event at the philadelphia zoo this morning and "action news" reporter wenldy saltzman served as emcee for the annual walk for wishes and this event raises money for a make a wish foundation grabbeding wishes for children battling life-threatening conditions. this year they helped seasoned a child to disneyworld. a celebration of italian culture took over south philadelphia today during the annual columbus day parade. "action news" reporter amy buckman has the highlights. >> music of string bands provided the sound track for today's columbus day parade which marched down broad street from moore to argon avenue. it was televised with alicia vitareli anchoring the broadcast. ♪ >> actor chaz palmenteri was grand marshall and mummers had representatives of italian social american cultural organization and south philadelphia school groups ♪ >> south philly is melting pot and we just all get along togeth

woman turned potato chips into a million bucks when "eyewitness news" >> quite a scene here from the big apples new york city police pursue a run away carriage. it escaped and bolted through midtown manhattan early sunday. the video was posted on youtube by a group pushing for the elimination horse drawn carriages. so called blade runner oscar pistorius is spending his first night in prison tonight. he started five year prison sentence today for killing his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. pistorius a south african olympian and double amputee showed no emotion as he was sentenced. he'll have to serve 10 months or 16th of his sentence before he's eligible to be moved to house arrest. following his sentence today he was led away in a police van with bars on the windows. >>> on the health watch tonight, awake, alert and alive. that is the name of a new push to raise awareness about the dangers of drowsy driving. tonight our health reporter stephanie stahl shows us how much of a threat this can pose. >> reporter: in this video, the driver of the truck runs a red light then crashes into another vehicle.

could see some showers in the big apple. could also see showers today in d.c. d.c. oking at temperatures in the 70s. >> we've got the big parade here on fifth avenue coming up. is it going to rain out people's fun? >> it's going to be muggy. i think -- not muggy, fairly cloudy. people should have the rain gear handy. >> i think people will be having fun. hi my driver was telling me a crazy story a paradegoer last year, i can't repeat it on the air. >>> coming up top of the hour on "morning joe," mitt romney is back on the campaign trail stumping for midterm candidates with a new poll showing that he could give hillary clinton a run for her money in iowa. >>> we come back here, we're going to huddle around the water cooler and give you "snl's" take on what's going on with north korea's missing leader. yeah, the must-see skit that explains it all about kim jong-un. to map their manufacturings at process with sticky notes and string, yeah, they were a little bit skeptical. what they do actually is rocket science. high tech components for aircraft and fighter jets. we're

nobody was injured but it is raising big security questions within the big apple's transit system.far no motives or suspects in this case. >>> u.s. military is insisting that baghdad is safe, from isis fighters despite a recent close call. militants came within 15 miles of baghdad airport and poised to over run iraqi forces, but, they were stopped by u.s. attack helicopters during a battle. meantime u.s. and coalition forces continue to drop bombs on extremist, in iraq and syria today. mission included nine overnight air strikes on isis target near key syria border town of cabani. >>> in just hours oscar pistorius could find out if he is heading to prison. man known as the blade runner will return to the south african courtroom tomorrow for the first time since being convicted of culpable homicide, last month. last month judge there found pistorius not guilty of reeva steenkamp's murder but instead found guilty of equivalent in america of manslaughter. he could get a suspended sentence to a fine, or 15 years in prison. >>> and two different u.s. airway flights bound for charlotte n

i think if we got any risers this morning near the big apple or new york city, i think we might be ableo squeeze out one more decent day today. the cool down comes on sunday. this is why. this is the latest satellite image imagery. we've had a few cold fronts move across the eastern half of the united states. one is moving across the great lakes region right now. that will bring a very showery day to chicago in places like buffalo and new york. as that moves east we will expect that to move the temperatures down. we had an initial cold front keeping gonzalo out of the united states. weak disturbance across the four corners bringing some rainfall to the drought stricken parts of colorado and new mexico. precipitation to the future. we're expecting showers in the northern great lakes front. secondary cold front bringing a reinforcing shot the cold air. when we're talking about chilly temperatures, new york, philadelphia, the city of brotherly love but do you have one more decent day ahead of you. temperatur temperatures around 66. 70 degrees at the capital. washington, 66. sunday you're e

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the big apple 68 degrees. 70 by boston.n say good-bye to those temperatures because detroit, you can see it hbehind the cold front, already cooled down. high of 49. switching we ares you. this is going to bring the possibility of severe weather. you want to look out for the possibility of strong winds and heavy rain. all busy in the weather center. back to you, rosemary. >> well, some companies may already have driverless cars in the works. audi is trying tack ke it a ste further. they are trying to send it around the track in germany using only sensors and computers. it will have to try 240 kilometers an hour,. driverless cars may have to maneuver at high speeds on real roads to respond to emergencies. thank you for joining us. new day is just ahead. for everyone else, amanpour starts in just a moment. no. in the basement. why can't we just get in the running car? are you crazy? let's hide behind the chainsaws. smart. yeah. ok. if you're in a horror movie, you make poor decisions. it's what you do. this was a good idea. sh

. >> grant:the deadly virus is now in the big apple. >> grant:new york city officials confirmed that a doctor who recently returned from treating patients in west afrida has tested positive. >> grant:craig spencer returned to the states about a week ago. >> grant:he had been working the charity group doctors without broders.terating ebola patients in guinea. >> grant:this morning, the 33 year old developed a high fever, nausea, pain and fatigue. a cdc team is headed to new york. >> grant:but the mayor is stressing that people should not >> we cannot say that this is unexpected circumstances. people come here people live and york and they come here to work. >> grant:the patient, doctor spencer, is being treated at bellevue hospitalized in isolation. he used several subway lines for a jog, even went bowling last night. >> grant:his fiance and a few friends are being quarentined. his harlem apartment has been cordoned off. >> grant:mayor bill deblasio says despite new york's dense population, there's no reason to be alarmed. >> grant:and another country in africa now has its first ebola

so it is only natural that the big apple is playing a major role in the internet advertising age.ake you inside one of the cities hottest ad startups next. ♪ >> i am emily chang and this is bloomberg west. online advertising is the bread-and-butter for any company and a key player is at nexus, serving as a middleman. it has become a profitable business. this is part 4 of our new hack city. >> new york city is home to america's madmen with hundreds of ad companies headquartered right in manhattan. these days, the advertising game has shifted online. online ads are expected to reach 50 billion this year, up 19% 2013. a newhis shift could be ad startup. >> we build the technology behind his advertising businesses. you look at our biggest customers, like wpp or microsoft, and these companies have tens of thousands of people who work in the business of advertising everyday doing incredibly cool and creative things. but they rely on us to build technology for their advertising businesses. connects advertisers to sites that will feature them in real-time. the algorithm strategically plac

i promise you there is no brotherly love loss between us and the big apple, big talkers with their yous bunch of cheese stake eating, same steps running, yeah, yeah, yeah. you want to know the best way to shut a loud mouth up, it is to shut it for them. >> so, of course, thinks all predicated upon a lot of the giants players tweeting some really tough stuff about how they will kill us eagles, this coming weekend. >> that is right. >> cooper makes this, right, for his pride and sure enough we just stuffed tonight their face. so great. silver linings play book is all about philly, right, you know, he is wearing desean jackson number ten jersey, the whole thing, so how fun is that. >> awesomey love him. >> yes. >> we are evening our eagles talk with a lit built of love in the air. couple celebrating a victory with the eagles all in a night that they will never forget. i know you can guess is what coming. he pops the question. the bride to be says yes, and the rest is history. >> yeah. >> i'm with you on that one. >> this is eric frein, well, he is still out there the council for researcher

i promise you, there is no brotherly love lost between us and the big apple's big takers with cheeseberty bell cracking museum steps running, ya, ya, ya. you know the best way to shut allowed mouth up? to shut it for them. ♪ >> everything, everything and anything. >> caitlin is loving. >> this she's like oh, every game. >> with bradley cooper, how could you not? how could you not? >> oh, we have so many great stars in our area. how about this? we have the best viewers. we have a picture of nora jones in our area, she is just having dinner at the blue bell inn. i love this woman. come away with me. sorry, am i singing? that's one of our pictures sent in by czar a thank you so much. >> that's a picture of the executive chef of the blue bell inin who are is peter. >> yes montgomery county community college festival that they had all day yesterday. >> very cool. >> someone asked me about the weather yesterday, in montgomery county. there go. >> well inform. >> so if you see there, sends us pictures, that's going to do it for thus morning, thank you so much for joining us. great line up t

cheek write-up calling the cardinals fans the most loathesome of the teams, he joked, calling the big applery that new york and san francisco are 1.2 and 3.2 times more expensive to live in than the st. louis metro. but by the end of the game, the mayor's prose didn't stop the sting of the loss, and the giants fans were fine with that. >> we're good right here. >> the giants play the cardinals again tomorrow in st. louis. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >>> good stuff, and he will have highlights from tonight's game. >>> bay area, show us your team spirit. this is dave ogden from sunnyvale, catching the game with his brother, al, and take a look at one of the cutest giants fans. this is 6 weeks old lorenzo, obviously, his team has advanced. we would like to see your giants pride, so e-mail your fan photos or tweet them to us. at abc7news bay area. >>> and dallas celebrated the upcoming reopening of a museum in san francisco. piano music filled the air for the museum of the african grand opening dinner. abc 7's own served there. >>> if you plan to head to the beach this weekend, lifeguards sug

the flights, the team at new york on air can take you anywhere above the thorough fairs above the big apple. >> we all go there occasionly. find out how marilyn monroe's final wishes remain alive and kicking. first, let's go to shelby. -- >> the president arguing the u.s. is out-pacing the recovery seen in other nations. >> right now there are more job openings than at any time since 2001. all told, the united states has put more people back to work than europe, japan, and every other advanced economy combined. >> we'll get a picture of the economy tomorrow when the september jobs report comes out in the u.s. >> late word that jp morgan-chase said a recent breach affected seven million households and small businesses. customers e-mails, cell phones, and other information was taken. more on that in the headlines. pimm, back to you. >> despite protests in hong resign. g refuses to instead, he wants to hold talks with student leaders. you have covered the region, you lived in hong kong three years? >> right. >> so you know what's going on in terms of the current situation. what is the latest?

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i promise you, there is in propertierly love lost between us and the big apple's big talkers with theirous a bunch of cheese stake eating, liberty bell cracking, same steps running, yeah, yeah, yeah. do you want to know how to shut a loud mouth up? it is to shut it for them. >> he is so a philly guy. >> totally is he is all in. >> what are you looking at. >> i'm looking at his bio, he is from jenkintown. >> yeah. >> cool thing about this is, the giants players were tweeting all kind of smack this week. bradley cooper goes on the offensive. it worked. >> sure it did. >> you don't talk smack anymore via twitter. your tweets are always kind. they tell us what is going on. people rip on the competition here. >> most of the time. >> most of what i get tweeted are complaints about the weather. so, i have a thick skin about that for sure. let get to the weather we have watched, this week, in fact, temperatures will be taking a little bit of the roller coaster ride because we won't get out of the 60's today but by tomorrow, it is really going to be warm. so today, cloudy and cool, and with a st

. >> there are mixed emotions on the heels of another big apple launch. the new service that could put an end to credit cards. >> >>> good evening, i'm ken pritchard in for ken wayne >> and i'm heather holmes. >> san francisco giants kansas city bound. the players showed up at at & t park to sign autographs for a friendly group of fans. game one of the world series is set for tuesday in kansas city. today. n o, lle caught up with the fans. >> reporter: going on a giant spending spree, it's like christmas, but everything is orange and black. the giants played today. a friendly game with familiar names as the giants took on -- well, the joins. >> they get a chance to run around like a giant. >> reporter: playing in the shadow of at & t park. >> >> today, the world series bound giants signed autographs and boarded a bus for the airport. next stop, kansas city. where stub hub is selling tickets, starting at $388, a bargain, compared to neck week's home games going for as much as $625, right now. we have no business being here, but here we are, just like the l

>> madison avenue in new york city is synonymous with advertising so it is only natural that the big appleaying a major role in the internet advertising age. we'll take you inside one of the city's highest ad startups next. ♪ >> i'm emily chang, this is "bloomberg west." online advertising is the bread and butter of many intertet companies and a key player in that process is at nexus, serving as the middleman. web and hass on the become a big business. we visit their headquarters in part four of our series "new hack city." >> new york city is home to america's madmen, with hundreds of ad companies headquarters in manhattan. these days the advertising game has shifted -- online. online ads are up 19% from 2013. with the shift comes a huge opportunity for a new york based nexus.p called app >> if you look at our biggest customers like wpp or microsoft, these companies have huge, thousands, tens of thousands of people who are in the business of advertising every day. doing incredibly cool, creative things. but they rely on us to build technology for their advertising businesses. >> appnexus i

it has been a big day for apple. the company's new big data system apple pay is live. now fourth quarter earnings are blowing past estimates. revenue in the quarter, $42.1 billion, a 12% gain. the company reported net income up 8.5 billion. the company sold 38.3 million iphones in the new quarter. up 16%. that includes about a week of the new iphone six and six-plus but ipad sales are down again. joining me our editor at large cory johnson and in new york, anon in boston. it seems to be a tale of two products. the iphone blowing it out of the water, the ipad disappointing. what's your takeaway? >> the ipads were meant to be weaker than expected. there was a new product coming. the product has been getting stale, tablet use has been growing. people are starting to figure it out. there's a screen with a larger pc that can doa a lot. hopefully the product refresh and ipad refresh helps reinvigorate that trend. >> cory? >> there are a lot of reasons for that. it's growing at a pace we've never seen great big companies pace. on a very consistent basis. >> and ahead of the h

the big apple came in third.san francisco is second, the costliest late to call home is washington, d.c. priceudy focused on the of services and expenses such as trash removal along with necessities like furniture. >> it's a sign of a good economy. >> tony hutchison is not thrilled about paying more to live here but says is the price of a successful city. >> if there were bad rent and low home prices, it would be a bad time. x as for the recent college ad, he says the benefits of life in d.c. are so great he is willing to make sacrifices. car but i'm a considering getting rid of it. study is drawing a lot of criticism. some say it is hardly fair. when you look at the cost of living on manhattan island, it's about three times that of d.c. >> we are number one. >> like it or not. >> that's it for abc 7 news at 5:00. coming up, they have the equipment, but are they prepared? some concerns for d.c. emts about responding to ebola. >> a local rabbi arrested after being accused of spying on his congregation. >> and wher

york's mayor is about to give us an update on his condition and the fears surrounding ebola up in the big apple. >>> more breaking ebola news to tell you about. one of the nurses who contracted the virus after treating an ebola patient in texas has been declared virus free. nina pham, she has been declared ebola free. that's nina pham. >>> good morning. dr. craig spencer is in isolation and being treated in new york city right now. the doctor was working with ebola patients in guinea. he left there ten days ago and returned to the u.s. jesse gary live. is there an update on spencer's condition? >> reporter: the city health commissioner says craig spencer is in stable condition in isolation. he is able to watch tv or use a phone, but he has no contact with any people. he is in an air-tight room. she cautions, typically an ebola patient's condition will worsen before it gets better. they caution, typically an ebola patient's condition worsens before it gets better. an advanced team from the cdc is expected at the doctor's apartment today to remove any items that could be infectious. after returni