here is what chadwick believed. he thought baseball was better equipped for the fast-paced american life that was emerging. i'm going to quote him and don't doubt me that he said this. "americans do not care to dawdle over a sleep inspiring game," and here he was referring to soccer. "what they do, they want to do in a hurry. in baseball, all as lightning. every action is a swift as a seabird's flight," end of quote. chadwick, like other leaders in other sports, walter camp and so forth, headed a drive for improved rules, better playing, and the keeping of statistics. he edited baseball guides and yearbooks. you are seeing one of them, his manuals right here. and that's just an example of the many publications, this one put out by the man called the father of baseball. chadwick's efforts through the 1850's popularized the game to such an extent that by the election of 1860, which featured abraham lincoln versus stephen douglas, republican versus democrat, there were many cartoons that use baseball expressions. to ma

chadwick is the person who started making baseball america's game. this is before the civil war.or the late 1840's, this british-born newspaperman, who loved to play and watch the game, convinced the new york ofes to publish accounts popular and mature baseball clubs. editor ofo the another influential paper called the brooklyn eagle. and chadwick served as the countries in fact first official baseball editor, and from that campaign to began a sing the sports praises. sport's praises. betterght baseball was equipped for the fast-paced american life that was emerging. i'm going to quote him and don't doubt me that he said this. dawdlens do not care to over a sleep inspiring game, here he was referring to soccer. do, they want to do in a hurry. in baseball, all as lightning. every action is a swift as a seabird's flight, and of quote. chadwick, like other leaders in other sports, walter camp and so forh, headed a drive improved rules, better playing, and the keeping of statistics. he edited baseball guides and yearbooks, you are seeing one of them, his manuals right here. example o

the thieves took off with chadwick's cold ford truck and and the trailer with the dragster inside. >> we checked with the fast track people and we know that the car went towards the east bay and did not go over a bridge. so it's somewhere located in the east bay. >> chadwick invested $165,000 into that race car and was planning on selling it soon and using money for retirement. if you have any information, call the san ramon police department. >>> san francisco fire commission discuss a $780,000 grant for new ambulances today. grant from department of homeland security would buy five new ambulances. it was offered by the federal golf in july. fremont and fairfield also received grants for personal protection equipment and operations. >>> marked five years since the deadly pg&e pipeline explosion. eight people called and 60 injured. 38 homes destroyed and the neighborhood is still recovering, though many say the progress is slow. not only were so many homes lost, but the city's infrastructure was badly damaged, taking time to repair. >> there is still a lot of dirt and construction and

mike chadwick's '67 mustang was stolen from the front yard of his home. show a suspicious bmw outside the home. the thieves took off with chadwick's gold ford truck, and a trailer with the dragster inside. >> we ask check with the fast track people. we know that the car went towards the east bay and did not go over a bridge. so, it's somewhere, located in the east bay. >>> chadwick invested $165,000 into that race car, and was actually planning on selling it soon, and using the money for his retirement. if you have any information on the whereabouts of that dragster, you're asked to call the san ramon police department. >>> temperatures above 100 degrees, but a change is already in the works. bill martin will lay out the extended forecast. >> up first, privacy online after you die. the push to protect your sensitive data. welcome to subway, what can i make for you? how about our new flavor-packed italian hero? with three authentic italian deli meats; spiced capicola, a cracked- pepper-seasoned mortadella and spicy genoa salami. enjoy it while it's here! s

chadwick financial advisor john chadwick says no way. john to you first. why now? >> i wouldn't characterize it as jihad as david stockman characterized it. dierdre: strong language. >> yay. the economy is strong enough. again we've had zero interest rates for almost seven years. those that zero policy was instituted during the financial crisis. the economy is growing nicely. unemployment is at 5.1%. the economy can handle this. what is very important for the fed to handle the psychology around a fed increase. and that, what they need to do is talk about the slow ramp, very, very low interest rate environment as we go forward but an increasing one. so as psychology around this will determine how the markets will do. dierdre: michael, do you think this is bad timing, or do you just think the fed won't do it? where do you fall? >> i fall in the middle. i actually think the fed should have done this a long time ago. i also think reality is, economy is not great. we're seven years into emergency financial response by the fed. if the economy were great, they would have

mike chadwick said his truck with the prize winning car in a trailer on the back was parked in front of his home in san ramon on tuesday when someone stole it. >> the victim believes when he took the car out racing the other day that he actually was being watched and followed home. when they stole the trailer they knew exactly what was in the trailer. >> officers found the peck up truck that was towing it a few blocks away this morning. police are still looking for the car thief. >>> california could be the fifth state to allow doctors help terminally ill people end their lives. the assisted suicide bill was approved in the final day of the legislation. the governor has not said if he will sign it. lawmakers also approved a bill to automatically enroll voters when they receive driver's licenses. and four bills to reform the state public utilities commission because of what lawmakers call failures after the 2010 san bruno explosion and firestorm. and a bill to allow the kangaroo hydes used in soccer cleats and gloves has failed to reach a vote. a state ban takes affect once again at t

mike chadwick said his truck with the prize winning car in a trailer on the back was parked in front of his home in san ramon on tuesday when someone stole it. >> the victim believes when he took the car out racing the other day that he actually was being watched and followed home. when they stole the trailer they knew exactly what was in the trailer. >> officers found the peck up truck that was towing it a few blocks away this morning. police are still looking for the car thief. >>> california could be the fifth state to allow doctors help terminally ill people end their lives. the assisted suicide bill was approved in the final day of the legislation. the governor has not said if he will sign it. lawmakers also approved a bill to automatically enroll voters when they receive driver's licenses. and four bills to reform the state public utilities commission because of what lawmakers call failures after th 2010 san bruno explosion and firestorm. and a bill to allow the kangaroo hydes used in soccer cleats and gloves has failed to reach a vote. a state ban takes affect once again at th

was at los alamos and chadwick had twin daughters age 21 who were -- who had been evacuated from england. and it turned out that my father, who went to washington fairly often, would be taking the same train west as these two british twins. so sir james asked dad to watch out for them. well, british twins of 21 don't want some old guy watching out for them. but the last morning as they were getting up toward the station for santa fe, he sat with them at breakfast. and they ordered two eggs boiled precisely at three minutes each. so my father explained the physics of the fact that three minute eggs at that altitude would be practically raw. they listened to his explanation, turned to the waiter and said, two eggs, boiled precisely three minutes. and the waiter translated that into soft boiled eggs. so when daddy told us the story, i was appalled that people would be so rude. what upset my father was that sir james would have two such stupid daughters who couldn't understand a physics lecture. there were a lot of interesting people. my best friend at los alamos was named joanna jorgenson.

someone took a pickup and a trailer containing the '67 ford mustang fastback from in front of mike chadwick's home last friday. sunday the trailer and mustang were located nearby. custom vehicle is worth more than $100,000. >>> a 49er win in last night's home opener didn't stop fans from fighting after the game. the brutal confrontation all caught on tape. >> and tennessee football's popularity is soaring but just not the boys that are playing. women are sign up in record numbers too. >> yeah michelle leads the pack on that one. hi everybody. from the kpix weather center, we are monitoring rain. we'll track it together and show you when to expect the rain drops and how much as the news continues right here on kpix 5. ,,,,,,,, yesterday's technology, today. tv from space. [whispered] space as long as it's not too rainy. [whispered] rainy or windy. [whispered] windy or there isn't a branch in the way. [whispered] branchy welcome to the moment no one's been waiting for. the fastest internet and the best tv experience is already here with x1. only from xfinity. >>> a melee at levi's stadium caugh

. >> someone stole a pickup and trailer containing the race car from outside mike chadwick's home last week. he had given up hope but friday, an oakland police officer found the pickup in an industrial park with help from a license plate reader, the trailer and mustang were located nearby. chadwick was pleased to see most everything intact. >> i thought they were going to pull the motor and transmission out. and within the first day. but there was so much heat from facebook and the police departments and the highway patrol and -- that i think that they put it in their storage yard and scurried like cockroaches to get away from it. >> the custom car is worth more than $100,000. >>> time now 6:41. deadly floods hit the home base of an infamous polygamist sect. and the victims may not have even known the storm was coming. >> and the american airlines admits it made a dangerous mistake involving a flight from it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master t

. >> reporter: this is the race car that mike chadwick calls red. he spent 12 years lovingly restoring it. >> one of a kind. it is a one of a kind mustang. 67. >> reporter: a 1967 mustang with a 634 cubic inch engine. it is sleek, it is fast,ened it is pricey worth over $110,000. mike says he took red for a spin at the sonoma raceway monday, but the place where he stores the mustang was closed so he parked rad in the trailer attached to his pickup truck and left it in front of his san ramon home. next day? >> they stopped and broke into it and drove off. >> reporter: a neighbor snapped this picture of someone driving mike's pickup off with a trailer attached and his beloved mustang inside. that neighbor thinks there were three thieves driving this sedan. mike believes the thieves targeted him. >> they had to have gone to the race. saw my car perform. and, it was fast car. and, they probably followed me home. then came back the next day. >> reporter: a day-and-a-half later and he says he is losing hope he will ever see his mustang again. >> as far as

was at los alamos and chadwick had twin daughters age 21 who were -- who had been evacuated from england. and it turned out that my father, who went to washington fairly often, would be taking the same train west as these two british twins. so sir james asked dad to watch out for them. well, british twins of 21 don't want some old guy watching out for them. but the last morning as they were getting up toward the station for santa fe, he sat with them at breakfast. and they ordered two eggs boiled precisely three minutes each. going around together and by day our object would be defined courting couples somewhere in the woodland area. and by nightfall. and it was practically every night you'd hear a quartet playing, four scientists getting together in a chamber group. having a marvelous time. it really was a fascinating place to grow up and people were -- my father, who was in his early 40s, was about the oldest person there and the younger ones kept having babies so there were a great many babies born at los alamos, and i think that the birthplace of record was a p.o. box. and the school

. >>> reporter: this is the race car that mike chadwick calls red. he spent 12 years lovingly restoring it. >> one of a kind. it's a one-of-a-kind mustang, '6. >> reporter: a 1967 mustang, sleek, fast and pricy worth over $110,000. mike says he took red for a spin at the sonoma raceway monday. but the place where he stores the mustang was closed. so he parked red in the trailer attached to his pickup truck and left it in front of his san ramon home. the next day -- >> quarter past 2 in the afternoon they stopped and broke into it and drove off. >> reporter: a neighbor snapped this picture of someone driving mike's pickup off with the trailer attached and his beloved mustang inside. that neighbor thinks there were three thieves driving this sedan. mike believes the thieves targeted him. >> they had to have gone to the race, saw my car perform, and it was a fast car. and they probably followed me home and then came back the next day and stole it. >> reporter: a day and a half later, and he says he is losing hope he will ever see his mustang again. >> a

chadwick was planning on selling it soon and using the money for his retirement.ughter and says her father is in shock and very happy that they found it. he hasn't seen it yet but police say it is in great shape. >>> the three men that stopped a terrorist attack in paris was honored today. >> reporter: 14 years ago a country would change forever. >> reporter: on a day deeply personal for many americans, this was the ultimate show of pride and appreciation. >> i'm glad to be here. i'm glad i can be here. i'm glad to support them. >> reporter: a parade was the way to welcome home skarlatos, stone and sadler. >> i don't know any of them know. but we're very proud of them here. >> reporter: the men are responsible for stopping a potential terrorist attack last month after they tackled the gunman and took away their weapons. a decision that ultimately changed lives. >> they stood up and did the right thing and ran, ran toward the danger. that's what americans do. and it just -- i'm proud of them. >> reporter: as the group made their way to the steps of the state capita

take care mike chadwick. there were fewer jobs than forecasted also discussing labor force participation rate the stock set a 38 year low and the experts are here. the research director there of a well used platform in in your view what does this report to me for people who want to work or are looking for work? >> but basically the overall positive report the all these low points is labor force purchase a patient is that a 30 year low but the hour research is pretty clear most causes are retiring people people staying in school longer is the expanded use of disability insurance. >> welcome back to you but 200 companies, what do you see? >> it is broad the consistent economy is relatively strong. it is concentrated in the construction spending. with the 15% annual rate. we have mail logistics' company that looks at auto production at 18% annual rate with the biggest drag on growth is a decline on us attacks that is with energy production and development and it looks as though equipment spending but it is 25% f

mike chadwick says his truck with the prize-winning car and trailer on the back was parked in front of his home on tuesday when someone stole it. >> the victim believes that when he took the car out racing the other day, that he actually was being watched, followed home and when they stole this trailer, they knew exactly what was inside the trailer. >> officers found the pick-up truck that was towing the trailer a few blocks away this morning. police are still looking for the car thief. >>> california could become just the fifth state to allow doctors to help terminally ill people end their lives. the senate approved the assisted suicide bill during the final day of the legislative session. governor brown has not said if he'll sign that legislation. in this late-night session yesterday, law makers approved a bill to automatically enroll voters when they receive their drivers' licensees. four bills to reform the state public utility commission because of what law makers call failures after the 2010 san bruno explosion. and a bill to allow the import of kangaroo hide failed to reach a bo

mike chadwick said his truck with the prize-winning car and trailer on the back was parked in front of his home in san ramon on tuesday when someone stole it. >> the victim believes that when he took the car out racing the other day, that he actually was being watched, followed home, and that when this he stole his trailer, they knew exactly what was inside the trailer. >> officers found the pickup truck that was towing it just a few blocks away this morning. police are still looking for the car thief. >> this morning the bay area will host an exercise that's been going on every year for nearly a decade. urban shield includes a series of training exercise force first responders and police on how to handle a terrorist or other large scale incident. but the event is also drawing the attention of protesters. abc7 news reporter laura anthony has the story from oakland. >> stop, stop! [drums] >> with drums and chants, these demonstrators in oakland have their opposition to the annual arrival of urban shield to the bay area. >> the double bang will go off twice but it will just go boom, boom

mike chadwick said his truck with the prize-winning car and trailer in the back was park in front of his home in san raw nobodia tuesday when someone stole it. the victim believes when he took the car out racing the other day, that he actually was being watched, followed home, and that when this he stole his trailer they knew exactly what was inside the trailer. >> officers found the pickup truck that was towing it just a few blocks away this morning. police are still looking for the car thief. >>> this morning the bay area will host an exercise that's been going on every year for nearly a decade. urban shields includes a series of training exercise force first responders and police on how to handle a terrorist or other large scale incident. but the event is also drawing the attention of protesters. a about. c7 news reporter laura anthony has the story from oakland. >> stop, stop! >> with drums and chants, these demonstrators in oakland have their opposition to the annual arrival of urban shield to the bay area. in its ninth year, urban shield draws police agencies and first responde

. >>> reporter: this is the race car that mike chadwick calls red.t 12 years lovingly restoring it. >> one of a kind. it's a one-of-a-kind mustang, 1976. >>> reporter: a 1967 mustang, with a 634 cubic inch engine. it's sleek, fast and pricy, worth over $110,000. mike says he took red for a spin at the sonoma raceway monday. but the place where he stores the mustang was closed. so he parked red in the trailer attached to his pickup truck and left it in front of his san ramon home. the next day -- >> quarter past 2 in the afternoon they stopped and broke into it and drove off. >> reporter: a neighbor snapped this picture of someone driving mike's pickup off with the trailer attached and his beloved mustang inside. that neighbor thinks there were three thieves driving this sedan. mike believes the thieves targeted him. >> they had to have gone to the race, saw my car perform, and it was a fast car. and they probably followed me home and then came back the next day and stole it. >> reporter: a day and a half later, and he says he is losing hope he will e

. >>> reporter: this is the race car that mike chadwick calls red.spent 12 years lovingly restoring it. >> one of a kind. it's a one-of-a-kind mustang, '67. >> reporter: a 1967 mustang, with a 6 -- with a 634 cubic inch engine. it's sleek, fast and pricy, worth over $110,000 and make says he took red for a spin at the sonoma raceway monday. but the place where he stores the mustang was closed. so he parked red in the trailer attached to his pickup truck and left it in front of his san ramon home. the next day -- >> quarter past 2 in the afternoon they stopped and broke into it and drove off. >> reporter: a neighbor snapped this picture of someone driving mike's pickup off with the trailer attached and his beloved mustang inside. that neighbor thinks there were three thieves driving this sedan. mike believes the thieves targeted him. >> they had to have gone to the race, saw my car perform, and it was a fast car. and they probably followed me home and then came back the next day and stole it. >> reporter: a day and a half later, and he says he is losi

george thompson, marcus, james chadwick, phillip moon, and p.b. blackett. now it turned out p.b moon, i was slightly mistaken in my memo memoir. he did his work at the cavendish lab. then ended up in birmingham with marcus, who was another nuclear physicist. he was part of this maude group, and he was assigned jumbo too, just like i was, but i worked for him. so i started my actual research. my research consisted of blowing up containers to see how strong they were. so i became an expert in explosives. for two reasons, we didn't do the work actually on the los alamos mesa. the first reason was they didn't want us blowing up anything at los alamos because it was pretty dangerous. the second reason was it was too disruptive. there were too many wires and pulses and electrical sparks all over the place, so we were really destroying some delicate work going on at los alamos. so they put us away on a two-mile mesa. so i worked at two-mile mesa with phillip moon and one or two other seds blowing up things. we used what are called strain gauges to study the actual

george thompson, marcus, james chadwick, phillip moon, and p.b. blackett. now it turned out p.b moon, i was slightly mistaken in my memo memoir. he did his work at the cavendish lab. then ended up in birmingham with marcus, who was another nuclear physicist. he was part of this maude group, and he was assigned jumbo too, just like i was, but i worked for him. so i started my actual research. my research consisted of blowing up containers to see how strong they were. so i became an expert in explosives. for two reasons, we didn't do the work actually on the los alamos mesa. the first reason was they didn't want us blowing up anything at los alamos because it was pretty dangerous. the second reason was it was too disruptive. there were too many wires and pulses and electrical sparks all over the place, so we were really destroying some delicate work going on at los alamos. so they put us away on a two-mile mesa. so i worked at two-mile mesa with phillip moon and one or two other seds blowing up things. we used what are called strain gauges to study the actual

mike chadwick owns the car. he was gonna sell the car and use the money for his retirement.ughter. she said her dad was in shock that the car was found. extremely happy. h police tell us that -- police tell us that car is in great shape. >>> a therapy dog back at work after a series spinal cord injuries -- serious spinal cord. vets performed an operation. he's been instrumental in helping them forget about the problems. sage had a pinched spinal cord. now after surgery and months of rehab, he's back at work. >>> anheuser-busch is celebrating october fest. it's a day long event. it will start at noon with fairfield's mayor tapping the first keg. the day-long event includes seasonal brews, traditional food. we're getting an early look at "mornings on 2." we'll go over to ross who is getting into that oktoberfest mood. >> i'm here with nicole. welcome. >> thank you. excited to be here. >> you are one of a few female brew masters across the country. >> one of three right now. your brewery in fair -- brewery in fairfield does all of the -- >> most that you see in the stores would