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and for all of boston's major planned events including the boston marathon and the 2004 democratic national convention. no word yet of the boston red sox world series. as a consultant, -- [laughter] >> as a consultant to the pentagon and the defense department he served on the 9/11 after action team to assess medical consequence medical policy and procedures. more recently, rich was on the ground at the site of the devastating tornadoes in the coast and joplin, missouri and rich, thank you for speaking with us and strengthening our communities today. [applause] >> good morning. >> what's this about the red sox? we've had two world series in the last 10 years. graduations -- congratulations on yours, but we're with you unfortunately this year in the world series, observing. 22 years ago as you heard, i have been in d.c. in fema for the last two years, but 22 years ago i was in boston. and we usually don't get earthquakes in boston, and saw the images on tv. because there was another game some of us were watching. the response to the earthquake from the east coast about as far away from here

andrew has hand pedaled a couple of boston marathons and is now working on a law degree at harvard.e took the night off, threw to new york city for a little comedic therapy. something he leaves in since that moment in the hospital when a fellow amputee made him laugh for the first time. >> when he came into my room and spoke with me, told a joke and laughed at himself and i laughed with him. i knew that i was going to be fine. >> reporter: some of his fellow heroes are getting the kind of pampering they never imagined back at home. especially back at boot camp. air force captain therese won a purple heart. >> this ear was torn off but they were able to get back on and i can't hear well out of it. >> reporter: and there are makeovers for the care givers, as well. a vital need realized by lee woodruff, in the days nursing bob back to health. >> it was a woman that said to me at an event, the guys get to go on vacation here but we don't. we're still pushing the wheelchairs. and i realized, you know, we have the opportunity to make part of this weekend to make them feel like queens for

one return to live a new york marathon in style and in record time the winner of this year's boston marathon as well finished in time hours five minutes and six seconds reaching the previous mark by more than two minutes. so you can bet it came home second and third respectively also breaking the course record with thirty year old when a hundred thousand dollars for his triumph and was also handed a bonus of half a million is that what martha majors. now. even though it was not one i. would not live and i know when we would maybe another. two to do something but even. if. it was there but we were going to. so i mean only. to prove my. brother won the women's race in dramatic style her personal best of twenty three minutes and fifteen seconds was just enough to claim that top sports to be contenders. entirely crossed the finish line over seconds behind her it's one hundred seventy thousand dollars that takes home from new york. in the world of engines tony stewart has claimed his second straight victory in the nascar five hundred race thought there were no big crashes during the event this ti

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the twenty eleven new york marathon in style and in record time they went out of this year's boston marathon as well finished in two hours five minutes and six seconds baiting the previous mark by more than two minutes and when elmer ty and phil. came having second and third respectively also breaking the out course record the thirty year old and two hundred thousand dollars for his triumph and was also a hundred a bonus of half a million is that what martha lay just chump. up to now because even though it was not to go on i am happy to be that level and i know one day or maybe another coming years maybe i can go to to do something but even the cause here it was it was tough but the weather it was so good so i think i'll. try to maintain myself to prove myself to prove it right. if darva won the women's race in dramatic style had personal best of two hours twenty three minutes and fifteen seconds was just enough to claim the top sport so to be contenders compared to this english and an american tourney cross the finish line only seconds behind its one hundred seventy thousand dollars that ta

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he won the boston marathon in april and got the world's fastest marathon ever, two hours, 3 minutes andconds. impressive indeed. >>> impressive as well, the weather. fall-like. the sun was out. we like that. >> it was great. the weather in new york for that marathon was wonderful, too. about the whole mid-atlantic is getting the benefit -- >> this raises the question, what are we in for when it's this nice? >> always that oh, no, getting too good. something will happen. we have a couple of things that will happen. let's begin with a live look outside. skies are pretty clear tonight. we're going to see it continue to be a little bit on the chilly side. that's a beautiful shot of the national cathedral, as we look through into parts of northwest d.c. here. because the high pressure is still dominating, the result is we have the clear skies and sunshine in the forecast. plenty of sunshine ahead, i'm happy to say that. temperatures on the rise. that's one of my changes. late week a little bit unsettled. we'll let you know about that. today's highs, 59 at national airport. 58 at dulles. 59 a

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he takes home $200,000 for his victory and he also won the boston marathon back in april. >>> another tough day for the redskins' offense. the 49ers came into fedex field and beat the redskins 19-11678 the last eight points in the last couple of minutes. the skin are 3-5 on the soap. much more on the game when we are joined by dave ross and redskins legend jeff bostic in about 20 minutes. >> just like old time. jeff bostic -- years ago, when we would do monday morning quarterbacking, he was here. >> with you and dave. >> that is good that he is coming in. boy, not a pretty day yesterday for football. it was a great day for football but the effort was not very good. this morning, we've got fine conditions. we do have some fog here and there this morning. we'll see improving conditions as the day progresses. let's take a look at what is going on out there. we'll start with the bus stop forecast. as you are getting ready for school or work, a little bit of fog out to the west. it is dense in some areas. so if you are coming in from the west or driving around out there, allow a little ext

. >> and it was actually my first marathon, a boston marathon.nning to end experience that can never be -- well, pretty hard to beat. i won't say can't be toned, but pretty hard to top. >> good luck to those guys and all the runners today. the marathon getting underway in 2 1/2 hours. >>> coming up, oklahoma once again did some shaking. a second earthquake in the past 24 hours. this one is the strongest on record for oklahoma. [ beep ] [ mom ] scooter? the progresso chicken noodle you made is so good. it's got tender white meat chicken. the way i always made it for you. one more thing.... those pj's you like, i bought you five new pairs. love you. did you see the hockey game last night? [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. but for some of us with overactive bladder, our pipes just don't work as well as they should. sometimes, i worry my pipes might leak. but i learned there's something more i can do. now, i take care with vesicare. once-daily vesicare can help control your bladder muscle and is proven to treat overactive bladd

he's also the first person to win the boston and new york marathons in the same year since 2002. >>> it is coming up on 5:00, there are new concerns this morning over the safety of pge pipe lines. the connection between this weekend's rupture and the line that exploded in san bruno. plus: san francisco's election day, just one day away. the early results that show one group will make a very big impact. . >>> we are live where pg&e is answering this problem with the gas line. >> they lead police to the the residential neighborhood. what they found when they got here. >> a nurse attacked inside an oakland hospital. the reason they are now asking for protection from their own patients. >> ballots are coming in for tomorrow's election day. they are expected to have a big impact on

but wright refused to let that slow him down, even qualifying for the boston marathon. >> i got this ow. we kept running marathons. >> reporter: incredibly now in the last eight years, wright, who is now 70, has run 60 marathons in 41 states and his wife and daughter had been by his side for most of them. his goal is to run a marathon in every state. >> finally after boston we started to pick off states. never imagining, imagining, yes, but never expecting to be able to finish all 50. now, i'm really hoping for it. >> reporter: never expected that he could fulfill his dream because the median survival for his cancer is just five years. he had a number of treatments that failed, but for the last three years, wright has taken an experimental drug that is just one pill at night and it's kept the cancer at bay. >> it doesn't cure the cancer. but it keeps it stable. so, it's not hurting me. and i can still run. and i can still enjoy life and i'm riding that for all it's worth. >> reporter: he has advice to others. facing what seemed like insurmountable odds. take charge of your own destiny

shoe room he came up with the idea after his wife pounded the pavement on the streets of boston in the marathoning my garage, last september, end of the month on the shelf was a pair of $150 running shoes and i thought it was a shame to throw them away. >> so he started asking others for their shoes. >> within two months or so we had 50 boxes out there,. >> reporter: that is when the organization, called reuse your shoes really hit the ground running they have 160 drop off locations where people can donate their old shoes and when it comes to sorting and pairing up, kevin has dozens of volunteers from all walks of life. >> a dental hygienist a girl that worked at a winery, one guy is a landscaper. >> even a 12-year-old boy named skyler. >>> you are required to do some kind of community service for bar mitzvah i chose this. >> they have expanded to boots, heels,. >> roler skates too? >> no. now there is a first. there is a first john. >> roller skates. >> that is part of the story. kevin and his team then drive great distances to cover, two feet at a time. all of the shoes are delivered and find

boston. ethomeain firehiwot dado won the women's marathon. >>> there is a new sign of easing of travel restrictionso cuba. delta airlines teamed up to provide charter flights tot communist makes it. a delta flight took off from kennedy airport in new york to havana. president obama eased travel to cuba for students and religious and cultural groups. it's estimated 400,000 american will fly to cuba, compared to a quarter million last year. >>> members of the greek government are calling today an historic day after the prime minister sealedded a deal with the opposition on cameraing a coalition government for euro bailout. prime minister gore papandreou agreed to move aside when the new government takes over. the union gave greece 24 authorizing explain how it will form a unity government. the greek government has been scrambling to reach a deal before finance ministers of euro countries meet in brussels tomorrow. >>> violence broke out in afghanistan as a muslim holiday was beginning. a suicide bomber tacked a mosque as they were leaving a prayer service, killing seven people, including two police o

marathons and 11 ultramarathons. >> saint george, my favorite, i was able to qualify for boston, santa george, it was downhill and i need all of the help i can get. >> some of this weekend's could be downhill, too, on the appalachian trail. >> i don't have great balance or good for a -- i'm good for a couple of tumbles. i have lots of scars. >> reporter: his wife encourages him and worries about him. >> why do you have to do this? haven't you done enough? why do you have to put it back? [ laughter ] >> reporter: everyone should have a little something to prove to themselves. >> i know a woman who was pushing 400 pounds. her goal was to walk the market street mile. she lost 225 pounds and for her to walk that mile every bit as great of an spanishment as running -- accomplishment as running 50 miles. >> he hopes to finish the 50- miles in 12 hours on saturday. sunday, he'll be deciding what to do next. in frederick, maryland, beth parker, fox 5 news. >>> a surprise earthquake that rocked our region, could that be the beginning of more to come? scientists want to know and monitors are in place in alabama and tennessee

marathons. >> st. george, which is my favorite, i qualified for boston, st. george utah. that's downhill. need all the help i can get. >> reporter: some of this weekend's run on the appalachian trail may be downhill, too. >> i'm pretty clumsy. i love sports, but i don't have great balance. i'm good for a couple item tumbles on the appalachian trail. -- couple tumbles on the appalachian trail. >> reporter: kippen says his wife encourages him and worries about him. kippen says everybody should have a little something to prove to themselves. >> i know a woman who is pushing 400 pounds. her goal is to walk the market street mile. she had lost 225 pounds and for her to walk that mile is every bit as great of an accomplishment as running 50 miles. it's relative. >> reporter: he hopes to finish the 50 miles in 12 hours saturday. sunday he'll be deciding what to do next. do next. in frederick, maryland, beth parker, fox 5 news. >>> could we be in for another earthquake like back in august? scientists have plain to find out. >>> plus this -- a plan to find out. >>> plus this had everyone talking t

boston to atlanta. minneapolis 50. detroit, 59. chicago, 60, 35 in billings. 40s seattle boise, salt lake city. >>> well, it was a blistering day at the new york marathon yesterday. jeffrey muti of kenya, not a shocker, shattered the record, by more than 2:30. his time, 2:05:06. incredible. amazingly second and third place finishers also beat the record. >> on the women's side, first place with a stunning come from behind finish. four seconds ahead of a fellow ethiopian who lives in the bronx. second closest women's finish in race history. >> very cool day for the marathon runners. joking with the staff. i haven't walked since 26 miles since i was born. tremendous respect for the folks who run the marathons. one of our own on the overnights. brandon chase, our favorite redhead on the staff. did really well. burns more than 5,000 calories, used three port-a-potties, and congratulations to our friend, brandon. he ran the marathon, some one on the overnight shift told him he couldn't do it. great time, brandon. congratulations, and looking good out there, my friend. we'll be back with more "world news now" right after this. ♪ now" right after this. hello.

. >> the boston herald reports 25% of spitting, a conviction could bring up to a 20-year sentence. >>> right now new york city is flooded with runners taking part in the annual marathon. let's go live for a look at the streets, you can see they're all shut down and the roadway is clear for the runners to come through. we'll see when they make it through the portion of the course. the race did start about 40 minutes and 47,000 people expected to take part including athletes. over the history of the race, it's grown to thousands of people. it could become a two-day event because of a one-day event. officials are considering holding races on saturday and sunday in the future. >>> the bay area has its own race, it's the tenth annual half marathon. this is the course they take this morning. they will cross the golden gate bridge and come back and end close to the starting point. >>> the stanford cardinals football team won their 17th in a row yesterday. there was a scary moment here. the second quarter, chris gets leveled. he suffered a concussion and would leave on a stretcher. it's the third time he's taken a huge hit. sanford beat oregon state, a huge game now set up f

boston it gets dark like 4:10. that's a horrible feeling. dave, have you ever run a marathon?6 miles. >> you haven't even run to mcdonald's. >> i have a gimp leg it hurts. >> tomorrow, the new york city marathon extra hour of sleep get up and run the they're -- marathon. i hear running 50 to 51 degrees is the best temperature for running a marathon. 9:40 starting in staten island. brooklyn, queens, up to the bronx and finishes in central park around 54 degrees. assuming you run three and a half mile marathon pretty average or good, i guess. looking good for that. here are your temperatures waking up this morning. cool for a lot of people. eastern part of the country experiencing absolutely beautiful weather. storm moved down through the mid-atlantic yesterday. that will continue to pull offshore. anything behind it high pressure pulling in sunshine. nice, sunny skies. out across the west is where all the activity is. one system pulling in and another one back behind it and all kind of wind advisories here. windy day including a fire threat across colorado and kansas. winds fro