her finish time was three hours, 34 minutes, that was good enough to qualify for the boston marathon even though she rolled her way to the finish line. >> wow. >> bhab tmaybe the next time i race i'll try t it may be faster than my attempt at running. >> she was doing pretty good until whatever. [ inaudible ] >> respect. i'm excited to hear her time in the boston marathon now. >>> coming up, chips and snips, a new medical trend using the buddy system to help you man up. vasectomy parties or bro-sectomies >> yjack, you in? >> no. >>> plus the driver responsible for a wild bus crash. you're watching "world news now." ant than your health. so if you're on medicare or will be soon, you may want more than parts a and b here's why. medicare only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. you might want to consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like any medicare supplement insurance plan, these help pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and, these plans let you choose any doctor or hospital that

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bowman was there at the finish line when the bombs went off at the 2013 boston marathon. his trauma captured forever in this photograph. >> first, why would someone take that picture? then you start realizing that it captured something great. they were saving my life. >> reporter: jeff lost both his legs. >> four years ago i was down and laying in a hospital bed with basically, you know, no path ahead of me. and here i am now. and i want people to look at that and have hope. >> you take for granted when someone standing the way he does and is walking around the world in these legs. >> reporter: that battle with pain and fame included a bout of addiction. >> you have to fight through the hard stuff. it's a real struggle and that's life. >> i really need you right now. >> reporter: and overcoming life's struggles with the help of those around us is what "stronger" is all about. >> i kind of realized that everybody is struggling and we all need each other. >> my daughter here -- >> oh, yeah? >> i love that scene. everyone is telling me she did a book report for me. half of m

a man who lost bot legs in the boston marathon bombing.a lot of people see and hear the story, we tend to move towards that, when in truth it's everything that happens after that. we tend to focus on the people who have done this horrific crime and the moment itself, and not very often do we stay with the people who are the survivors who get through it. and jeff's story was -- it's incredible, his story. >> rose: this happened at the boston marathon and there were people like jeff there at that event. had to recover. >> yes. >> rose: we know some of those stories, some of the stories we don't know. but american men and women in the armed services in iraq and afghanistan are facing this all the time. >> all the time. >> rose: all the time. >> yes. i think what i realized after this film and i don't know if it's necessarily, it's a larger group, than even this, you know? what this inspires or what this story seems the inspire is every single person's story of struggle. >> rose: right. >> you know? i think particularly for this country now th

maybe she'll try the same approach at the boston marathon.ked out well. >> i'm sure she'll finish finish with two hours time this time. >>> a scottish whiskeymaker is rolling out one for the road. >> glenmorangie is joining with an oregon bike maker, renovo is going to build bikes out of barrels. each one takes about 20 hours to build. >> so they have a protective coating, which allows them to be ridden rain or shine, but they'll cost you. the whiskey wheels can be preordered with a $1,000 deposit. >> what are they doing with all the whiskey? >> yeah, how about just drinking the whiskey and not doing the bike ride. >> yeah, you don't want to do the two things together for the record. >> no, i'll go with the first one. >> more news after this. . i need my blood sugar to stay in control. i need to cut my a1c. weekends are my time. i need an insulin that fits my schedule. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ (announcer) tresiba® is used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. don't use tresiba® to treat diabetic ketoacidosis, during episodes of low b

and carlos helping jeff bauman moments after the boston marathon bombing. s moment, this person embodied the spirit of boston, or boston strong. for many, all these images represent so much, but what is it like for the person on the other side of the lens, the person whose frozen face is frozen in that picture? in "stronger," an upcoming film based on a memoir written by jeff bauman, the bombing itself is not the central focus but the starting point for the journey of a man caught in the middle of a national tragedy while struggling with his own. here's a clip from the movie which premieres tomorrow. >> does it feel good? >> yeah. >> all set? all right. when you're ready. scootch ahead before you stand up. >> i'm going to straighten up. yeah. >> okay. okay, scootch ahead. chest up. chest up, jeff. chest up. chest up. chest up. good. good. okay. good. >> you are so tall. >> okay. >> okay. >> feels like needles on my legs. >> but you look awesome. >> good job, jeff. >> he looks amazing. >> keep going. it's the first time. >> i can't. >> let him sit. >> i've go

it tells the true story of jeff bowman who lost both legs in the 2013 boston marathon bming. here is a look at the trailer. >> listen up, each young lady here is running the marathon for bringham and women's hospital. so give them a round. >> and donate to a good cause. i'm going to be there at the finish line for you. i'm going to make a big sign for you. >> he doesn't show up for anything. and then he shows up. >> there was an explosion and your legs, they're gone, bro. >> welcome home, is it good to be back? >> how are you what are you doing? >> talking to you, what are you doing? >> careful, careful. >> you don't try to make a hero out of me. >> i need to tell your family what is going on with you. >> i can't do this, i can't, i can't do it. >> this is the first time you're in this week and you had three appointments. >> you just have to show up. >> show up, i shoaped up for you! >> you remind me of my son. he died. helping you made me feel like i had helped my son. and for that i am grateful. >> you're grateful? ♪. >> you showed the world that you can't break us no matter

he lost both of his legs in the boston marathon bombing in 2014.jake gyllenhall's new film stronger tellsppens after the headlines fades. gyllenhall play bauman following his journey as he puts his life back together after the tragic terrorist attack.i sat down with the producer & actor to find out why this story was important for him to tell and how there were light moments and laughs during such an intense topic. this film was incredibly movingwhy was it important to be involved in this film?jake: when i read the screen by i was moved by jeff and i was actually laughing during the table readeveryone is struggling with something and it might seem like you can't take another step but you can. jake gyllenhall's says he wants people to feel good and inspired after watching this story. and like jeff says in the film if i am going to be ok, you will be ok. ((brittney tele vo))stronger opens in theaters across the nation.... this weekend.grant and vicki...back to you. (grant) that wraps up kron 4 news at 9.(vicki) but kron4 news in prime time continues.pam moore and steve aveson are here with

it made me think about this happened at the boston marathon.ike jeff at that event. we know some of the stories. other stories we don't know. american men and women in the armed services in iraq and afghanistan are facing this kind of thing all the time. all the time. jake: yes. charlie: ongoing. the longest war in one case. jake: yes. i think also what i realized through this film, and i don't know if it is necessarily -- it is a larger group than even that. inspires, with the story seems to inspire is every single person story of struggle. i think particularly for this country now, the idea of being able to move through into a space of hope is what jeff gives us. i think all of those men and women in the military who have either served or been injured or are getting through, they are a constant inspiration in the same way. i think it is bigger than that. is all of us. every person has a story, a story of struggle. jeff somehow gives them hope. charlie: it is not just recovering from losing your legs. whether it is an addiction or whether it i

he lost both of his legs in the boston marathon bombing in 2014.jake gyllenhall's new film stronger tellshat happens after the headlines fades. gyllenhall play bauman following his journey as he puts his life back together after the tragic terrorist attack.i sat down with the producer & actor to find out why this story was important for him to tell and how there were light moments and laughs during such an intense topic. jake gyllenhall's jake can.>step but you can.>jake gyllenhall's says he wants people to feel good and inspired after watching this story. and like jeff says in the film if i am going to be ok, you will be ok. ((brittney tele vo))stronger opened in theaters across the nation.... this weekend. (justine) coming up... a new tradition at a university is putting a smile on kids faces at a children'

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followed by pittsburgh antioch rich -->>> jake guillen hall plays boston marathon bombing survivor jeffl and hall who told her about the effect the film has had on them.>>>> reporter: and the emotional new drama stronger jake guillen hall stars as boston marathon survivor who lost both his legs in the attack. it is based on his memoirs. he spoke about why he trusted this team with his story. >> i knew they were striving to make it real. and to be so accurate with everything.>> reporter: the films personal point of view. >> he was thrust in a position without having any desire or making a chance. does make a choice. then lifted up by his community and by his family and particularly by the love of this incredible woman. and their love together.>> he and his costar discussed the perspective working on the film gave them. >> there was a moment that was incredible. at the premier. the movie finished and there were people in the theater. we're sitting next to each other in a spotlight came up. i said get out. he just got up. i thought i think all of these people after seeing this movie know w

the boston marathon bming. >> my stuff is all back. i don't know how to get there. >> do share. >> that image that i think we were all familiar with. this film is like the reconstruction wards. i played jeff bowman's girlfriend. >> unaware that he was even there at the time because they had an on and off relationship and he never showed up anything. he showed up for her and waiting and happened to be in the wrong place. >> when i heard about the story before the movie was made, it was fascinating. to your point, they have a relationship that is on and off. he's going to show up and it didn't work out. the one time he shows up to watch her run the marathon, he had a homemade sign and ready to celebrate the victory and the bomb goes off. >> we discussed that a lot in the preproduction. the moment that can change your life forever. you don't see them coming and everything changes and you have to reevaluate in that moment of change forever. how will the family survive it and how will the relationships survive it? it is based on true storie

is that -- >> the majority of movie focuses on the aftermath of the boston marathon. a little sneak peek of his relationship with his then he can girlfriend erin he goes to the boston marathon to win her back with a sign and the bombing happens and they reconnect it's just about the guilt, the emotion, and just his, you know, inner struggle really trying to come to terms with what happened and by the end of the movie leaves a stronger person. >> but not just boston but himself coming back. >> absolute. thanks erin. if you want to see it for yourself it will hit theaters this friday. >> 9:21. good day gets lucky. we are sitting down with the director every the new drama called lucky. a man you've definitely seen in front of the camera. john carol lynch will join us live a little later. >> annie yu, what do you have? >> well, wisdom g morning to all of you several stories we're working on. we'll start in bethesda at the danbury road fire. there's still more questions than answers following that f fire. neighbors demanding answers. we'll have full report coming up plus r

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which is based on the book and story of jeff bauman, a man who lost his legs as a result of the boston marathon bombing in 2013. the film is in theaters friday, my conversation with jake and jeff is coming up later this week on good morning washington. night one of dancing with the stars is in tracking the tropics two hurricanes with two very different impacts. a category five maria devastating the caribbean.. and jose, hugging the east coast and bringing heavy winds.. stormwatch seven is tracking it all in three minutes. in a noisy world ... northern virginia's own novec is listening to its cust renewable energy options, and ways to save energy and money. novec delivers the most reliable power in the region. and customers are paying less for electricity than they did eight years ago. novec is listening and responding. that's because this not-for-profit cooperative is owned by the people it serves. novec. listening. responding. >> right now at 6:00, a double threat in the tropics. maria making landfall in the same place nursing the wounds from irma. >> so much evidence tracking the storms churn

another police department cited the search for terrorists, like we saw after the boston marathon bombing, as a need for this equipment. how can police get this equipment without this program. ? guest: the obama administration did not and this program. law enforcement has continued to have access to this equipment, much of which can be useful. the problem arises when law enforcement feels that, i need a tank because the town next door to me has a tank. officer --rcement and no law enforcement officer has training on a piece of equipment. first of all, you don't need a tank. second, something like a helicopter, something that can be used during a hazardous situation or a disaster. if there is a helicopter available within a region, why does every law enforcement agency within that region need its own helicopter. why does a law-enforcement agency with no trained pilot need a helicopter. the obama administration merely said, you can have it if you can explain why you need it and if you can prove that you are able to use it. that is it. host: lee is calling in from alabama on our republican l

and the police department cites the search for terrorists like boston marathon bombing? how can they get this out of thisget this program? guest: the problem arises when law-enforcement things i need a tank because the town next door to me has a tank and no officer has training on how to use that these of equipment. first of all, you don't need a somethingnd of all, like a helicopter, something that can be used during hazardous situation, a disaster, if there is a helicopter available within the region, why does every law enforcement agency need its own helicopter? why does a law enforcement agency with no trained pilot need a helicopter? the obama administration merely said you can have it if you can explain why you needed and if you can prove you are able to use it. that is it. we have a caller from elmore, alabama. yes, ma'am. i want to ask if you have ever worn a badge and then on the street and had these people throwing rocks and bottles at -- an armored car, not a tank. i have never seen a tank in any city in any town, any state in the united states on the streets

jake gyllenhaal plays a hero from the boston marathon bombing. >> erin sits down with that real live look in san juan, puerto rico, as we head to break. >> look at that flag getting shredded now. >> yeah. >> hate to see that. ♪ ♪ >>> 7:47 right now. and we are looking i was towed good day d.c. more with wendy williams and her new season. i believe it's season nine. i don't know how that can be. >> really? >> perhaps i've got to be mistaken. but i think it is. plus, erin's full interview with jake gyllenhaal about his new movie called stronger. we're getting a sneak peek in just a few minutes. >> singer by the name of john split off is blowing up on spotify. tens of millions he'll perform live for us and you in the loft. wisdom goes one-on-one with terrence jay host of mtv's are you the one? >> we'll check in with the beautiful tess holiday she's a model, body positive advocate and we'll share her message of loving the skin you are in and i dare say she's my new bffl. >> it's going to be summer like day here today. down south not so nice. >> not the case. >> we're seeing that flooding

despite the setback she still managed to qualify for the boston marathon. >> wow. >> that is strengthn. >> that is truly determination. >> unbelievable. >> let's take a look. maybe you're just determined to get to work. maybe your goals are not so high but here on the ben franklin bridge, we try to meet that mediocre standard and traffic is moving okay. westbound traffic on your right coming into the city. i say we see a few more cars than we did a half hour ago but certainly very light volume throughout the roads. looking at your bridge overview burlington bristol bridge we had some construction that just cleared as did the construction on the betsy ross so overall your bridges are looking good and mass transit route 101 trolley inbound delays because of switching problems. everything else is good, dave. >> all right, karen, on the big board we have storm tracker6 live double scan, a couple of those sprinkles and showers coming in off of the ocean, off of the outer rain bands of josÉ beginning to get you a little bit damp in places like atlantic city and up the coast toward belmar bu

what is going on stars in thenhall new movie the true story of the man that lost his legs in the boston marathon>> i am going to make a big sign for you. then he shows up. >> there was an explosion. your legs are gone, bro. >> how did you get involved? >> from the moment i read the first track of this green play. i was surprised by the humor laced throughout the story. even in the moments when i was really moved and i cried. space, that got me a immediately. like when you hang out with jeff, you feel the same way. >> welcome home. is it good >> dancing. >> when did you find out this film was going to be made? >> a couple of months ago. >> a couple of months? >> know, probably two years ago, but i did not believe it. i did not think it would get this far. >> i'm going to walk with you, some day. ♪ you will laugh and you will cried. most films i cry at the end, maybe, this is a film that you cry throw out it. jake gylgenhall was amazing. i will have more with him on news channel 8, and extended version of the interview. it is difficult when a film is made about you to say don't usually get this ri

it's about the boston marathon bombing, and the response of people in boston afterwards, and specificallyis about. >> it's about jeff bauman and erin hurley, and jeff was at the finish line waiting for erin, who is his on again/off again girlfriend, to finish the marathon, and he happened to be there, you know, kind of in-- in the unfortunate position of being where the bomb was and he lost both of his legs. >> stephen: there's a famous paragraph of him being rolled off in a wheelchair, just absolutely arben. >> yeah, so this movie starts just before that, but really it's about how these people, like, move on from it, and how their relationship survives, and how does love heal. and it's a really hopeful film and has humor in it, too, which is-- david gordon green directed it, so you can't not have humor in it. >> stephen: your character, erin, she's a runner. are you a runner? >> i... used to have... asthma attacks if i would, like, run down to the, like, corner store. >> stephen: but you're a marathon runner. >> i started reading about marathons. >> stephen: oh, i love reading about exer

> and 2013, boston bruins fans joined voices in solidarity with a city still reeling from the boston marathonve appropriate tests surrounding the anthem are more likely to be remembered. this iconic image from the 1968 olympics shows american sprinters, tommy smith and john carlos, raising their fists for black power at the height of the civil rights movement. an act of defiance that later inspired generation of athletes to take a stand against police brutality and racism in a similar way. >> football fans are savvy. be on the field. when the camera is hanging across you. when it is a time when there are scripted things you are suppose to do. and you deviate from that. it is a powerful message. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's thursday, september 28th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> the reality is that the playboy and the playboy club were the beginning of the sexual revolution. >> the playboy hugh hefner has died. >>> we will cut taxes for ever hard-working american. >> but there are questions about who would benefit and how much it would cost. >> and fear as countless wait

and in 2013, boston bruins fans joined voices in solidarity with city still reeling from the boston marathon protest surrounding the anthem are more likely to be remembered. this iconic image from 1968 olympics shows american sprinters, tommy smyth and john carlos, raising their fist for black power at the height of the civil rights movement. ♪ ♪ an act of defiance then inspired a later generation of athletes to take a stand against police brutality, and racism in a similar way. >> football players are savvy. be on the field. when the camera is panning across you. when it is a time that you are scripted things you are supposed to do. and you deviate from that. it is a purrful message. >> that's the "overnight news" for thursday. for some the news will continue. for others hope you will check back later for the morning news and of course "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center here in new york city, i'm michelle miller. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's thursday, september 28th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> the reality is that the "playboy" and the playboy club were the beg

i'm excited to hear her time in the boston marathon now. >>> all right, coming up, chips and snips. you man up. vasectomy parties or bro-sectomies, they're called. >> jack, you in? >> no. >>> plus, new details about the driver responsible for a wild bus crash in new york. what we're learning right now. you're watching "world news now." oon, you may want more than parts a and b here's why. medicare only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. you might want to consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like any medicare supplement insurance plan, these help pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and, these plans let you choose any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. you could stay with the doctor or specialist you trust... or go with someone new. you're not stuck in a network... because there aren't any. so don't wait. call now to request your free decision guide and find the aarp medicare supplement plan that works for you. there's a range to choose from, depending on your ne

does a bomb like this a bucket bomb compared to other bombs we've seen use in the past like the boston marathon bomb? >> they are using the term blast -- bucket bomb because it was in a plastic bucket. the marathon bombs were in very strong containers, which would fragment also causing damage. this type of device, did not appear to have any fragmentation material. it appears to be more of an incendiary type device. until the experts over there actually get a look inside it, i hate to say. >> by no fragmentation you mean it does not contain shrapnel correct? >> that is correct. >> frank and i were talking about this before the show, we were talking about people who create these bombs. many of them go to google, or other search engine and say how to build a bomb. is there a a alert or monitoring system with law enforcement that sends an alert to law enforcement or something they can monitor with this kind of activity, people who are looking up something like that? >> not really. unless they have something secret no one knows about. you can go on google, youtube, you can go down to your library .

and stronger starts jake gyllenhaal, playing man who became a symbol of hope following the 2015 boston marathonat many fans have not seen before as she shares a personal look into her life in a documentary called ga-ga 5- foot 2. she gets candid about everything from her breakup with ex-fiance actor to her put with madonna. she also talks about her heartbreaking battle with chronic body pain. she took to twitter to say that film reveals, quote, that fame is not all it's cracked up to be. she says that fame is lonely, isolating and very psychologically challenging. >>> back now, the warriors media day. superstar steph curry wrapped up his turn at the microphone. players are getting their photos done. ktvu's sports anchor scott reiss back with what they had to say. ♪ keeping up. it takes hard work, tight budgets and a little support. and pg&e is ready to do our part. our care program can save you 20% or more on your monthly bill. it just takes a few minutes to apply and you'll see the savings on your next bill. when having a little extra can mean a lot ...turn to care. go to pge.com/care and enro

our pop culture lead now in the aftermath of the 2013 boston marathon terrorist attack. of this iconic photo, jeff bowman where he lost both his eyes. thrust him in the spotlight of symbol of boston strung. recovery is the subject of a new movie out today called stronger based on bowman memoir of the same name. >> okay. chest hup. chest up. chest up. good. good. okay. >> okay. >> stronger is a moving and nuance depiction of what remains a struggle for jeff bowman. as i discussed earlier with him and actor jake who plays him in the film. >> one of the great strengths of the film is you hear it through your ears, the term, people yelling boston strong. and sometimes it rings a little empty. sometimes it feels a little meaningless. ultimately it comes to mean something for you. but that might surprise some people. >> at first, you know, just dealing with my personal injury and trying to focus on who i was going to be and what my new life was going to entail as moving forward. so i was really focused 0en that coming right out of the hospital. and even in the hospital. but the

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which are corresponded catherine herridge pointed out is somewhat more similar to the boston marathonbing. obviously, we are very early in the investigation. there is a lot more that needs to be done before we can put any completed picture about the nature of this attack. >> robin simcox, thank you for coming on with us. >> thank you. >> we hope to learn a lot more on that attack soon. meanwhile, the popular budget chain motel 6 said it will prohibit locations nationwide from voluntary daily guest list to immigration officials. after a report revealed two of its phoenix locations doing just that in an attempt to flag possible illegal immigrants. anita vogel is live in our los angeles bureau. anita? >> hi, there, sandra. the motel 6 slogan is "we will leave the lights on for you," but some are accusing the hotel chain shining lights on illegal immigrants. according to various reports, at least 20 arrests in february where attribute it to tips from two phoenix area hotels directly to i.c.e. agents. some reports suggesting that i.c.e. agents enter the hotel without a search warrant in wh

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it's inspired by the man who lost both of his legs in the boston marathon bombing.( mark ) it is called and it stars actor jake gyllenhall. gyllenhall pays jeff bauman. the film shows bauman's long road to recovery after the terror attack. kron 4's brittany shipp got a chance to talk to gyllenhall. ( mark ) stronger is now playing in theaters across the country. it is rated r. (mark) ahead at eight on the kron 4 morning news... two men rob toll plazas at two bay area bridges. we will show you the car police are looking for this mroning. and demonstrators expected at u-c berkeley again... just one day after nearly a dozen people were arrested on campus. we're live with a preview of today's rally. plus... temperatures are starting to warm up this week. what you need to know about the hot week ahead. (darya) g

it's jake gyllenhaal playing the re-life boston marathon survivor jeff bowman who lost both his legsting for his ex-girlfriend. he was at the finish line watching her run the race and lost his legs. this movie is really inspirational. you never know if it's going to be emotionally manipulative. they handled it well. it's different than patriot day where they followed the manhunt and the criminals trying to get the carrot. this is mostly about his recovery and it's really about that. also, battle of the sexes is this weekend so very different sporting event. it is the famous tennis match in 1973 between billy jean king and sexes. emma stone defends why she's the best oscar champ. she inhabits the role and does a public struggle for women's rights, but also a private struggle with her coming out as a closet lesbian at the time. you couldn't do it back then as well as you could today. it's a really, you know a deep complex role. so, check both of they have out. i think they're both winners. >> great options for your weekend entertainment. thanks, jason. >>> alrighty. first at 4:00, if s

this is what's left of a pressure cooker used in the boston marathon bombing. >> the misnomer is in ancene things just vaporize. nothing vaporized. it may not be in its original state when it was bought off the shelf or before the device happened but it's still there. >> reporter: in this training exercise, authorities set off a series of car bombs. go back to the tape. rewind in slow motion. the investigative premise, if you hunt for the blown apart pieces at the bomb detonation epicenter, you can essentially find the bomb and put it back together. a key to success knowing how and where to look. for example, new bomb forensic investigators are trained to look everywhere including up. in this exercise a trigger was placed in the tree to see if the trainees could find it. look there. wires, electrical components, a cell phone. inside the vehicle, there may be fingerprints or dna to be collected. and if there's a timer or clock where was it sold? to whom? even the screws used as shrapnel may lead to a store where there might be surveillance footage. every blast site, a potential treasure