not only for the community we need to hold them at a space where we can meet the workers at the elm the citye need to have them and i'll work hard to have them pay into the public common goodwin good so they will, help create a better muni for all workers and doing a great service this corporate cheating and welfare called the tax breaks didn't work it creates a two tier among working people thank you. >> (clapping.) mayor ed lee i believe that our city is more than interested in municipality modes of transportation including bikes and good packets and muni and ryder and other modes i think we ought to support all those efforts to the doing everything we can and put together transportation 2030 to look this and see when the city needing and they've articulated for the city not only a vision but ways to get to the transportation but we do nooes need infrastructure money i'm a true believable in making sure we extend the central subway to affairs we need have more subway systems and the second bart tube and caltrain electric if i had and the federal government and state governments from cap &

not only for the community we need to hold them at a space where we can meet the workers at the elm the citye need to have them and i'll work hard to have them pay into the public common goodwin good so they will, help create a better muni for all workers and doing a great service this corporate cheating and welfare called the tax breaks didn't work it creates a two tier among working people thank you. >> (clapping.) mayor ed lee i believe that our city is more than interested in municipality modes of transportation including bikes and good packets and muni and ryder and other modes i think we ought to support all those efforts to the doing everything we can and put together transportation 2030 to look this and see when the city needing and they've articulated for the city not only a vision but ways to get to the transportation but we do nooes need infrastructure money i'm a true believable in making sure we extend the central subway to affairs we need have more subway systems and the second bart tube and caltrain electric if i had and the federal government and state governments from cap &

not only for the community we need to hold them at a space where we can meet the workers at the elm the citye need to have them and i'll work hard to have them pay into the public common goodwin good so they will, help create a better muni for all workers and doing a great service this corporate cheating and welfare called the tax breaks didn't work it creates a two tier among working people thank you. >> (clapping.) mayor ed lee i believe that our city is more than interested in municipality modes of transportation including bikes and good packets and muni and ryder and other modes i think we ought to support all those efforts to the doing everything we can and put together transportation 2030 to look this and see when the city needing and they've articulated for the city not only a vision but ways to get to the transportation but we do nooes need infrastructure money i'm a true believable in making sure we extend the central subway to affairs we need have more subway systems and the second bart tube and caltrain electric if i had and the federal government and state governments from cap &

the city's ocean view neighborhood. broad street and plymouth avenue. investigators recovered at least six empty shells elm the suspects sped away in a car. >> oakland police identified in a suspect in a double murder investigation. they haven't method any arrests two men were shot and killed last night on foothill boulevard in the fruitvale area. they were apparently friends. police say shots were fired just before 9:30 last night, hitting both men who were standing on a street corner. oakland now has 77 homicides this year, compared to 61 same time in 2014. >>> bikers and hikers took part in the nile canyon stroll and roll to help promote a proposed recreation trail on nile canyon road. that's where we caught dozens of people riding bikes and walking along the scenic shortcut between alameda ask contra costa county. traffic dangers to pedestrians and biker us is one reason trail construction is being considered. >>> we were in san jose today for the city's first calle veil base, way for the community to come together and explore the city. that happens along a six-mile stretch of closed street with entert

the city landmark is open to fundraise for the manchester historic association. the tower is 360 feet higher than elm street and is a great spot to look at fall foliage. it was open from 10:00 to 4:00 today, and it will reopen again next saturday and sunday. john clayton: in addition to being able to go up the observatory, we are doing a walking tour of oak hill. there is a legendary swimming hole that you can walk by, the top of mcintyre ski area, it' s a nature hike at one of manchester' s little known landmarks. stephanie: admission is $10 per person and $25 for families. we should check that out. hayley: i did that last year. they are starting it up again. it is a cool spot to check out the foliage. stephanie: the fall colors are coming through right now. hayley: there are more every day. every day, we get more color. it will be great weather for checking out the foliage this week. the forecast ahead. stephanie: and still ahead, the red sox announced their plans if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. but the republicans... v they want to go back to

elm street will be closed from bridge street to lake and manchester police say to expect bridge and bridge street bridge. the amoskeag and queen city bridges will be open. also expect delays around the mill yard, river road, hooksett road, and around livingston park. if you need to travel across the city, police suggest taking the highways. so quite a bit close there. how about that 73-year-old running his 50th marathon in 13 years? hayley: in one year on top of it, too. very fit and doing well for himself. stephanie: a lot better than me. go on, john. hayley: we are enjoying the halloween kenny. nom nom nom. we will cap those as carbs for the run tomorrow. beautiful weather today. tomorrow not so much. stephanie: good candy-eating weather. ahead in sports playoff , positions were still up for grabs today. jason king will have your high school football scores and highlights, coming up. now to our u-local halloween hot shot. check out this cute little pumpkin, ready for halloween fun. and a group of pirates dressed up in auburn. keep sending us your pictures and video and join the thousands of u-local members, by logging tt2watv# 1$

city neighborhood. this morning a water main burst of instruction site sending a r -- construction site sending a flood of part in the elm hurst neighborhood in queens. several roads closed and it interrupted the subway service. leon: only one of the six metro lines here will be running on a regular schedule. orange, blue, silver line trains will see the worst delays with the trains running only once every 56 minutes. red and green lines have big gaps in between the trains. yellow lines are running as normal. the metro system as a whole will open up at 5:00 on sunday to accommodate 30,000 folks fols who are coming to run in the marines corps marathon. maureen: tonight a small army of workers racing to make sure that arlington and the district are ready for the racers. jeff goldberg has a look. jeff: there is still plenty of work going on to get ready for the big race on sunday. we're at arlington at the finish line by iwo jima. a lot of people are hard at work. for folks getting ready for the big race this is not just any other assignment. jeff: for the workers it's anything but hard work. deangelo s on the job from west

elm street. she's seven. she's not scared. i think it's all in good friend. >> we reach out to the city to what they that had to say.isn't breaking any laws and has a right to freedom of expression. >> so we're going to basically go with our freedom of expression and keep everything up and, um, enjoy halloween. >> reporter: in par ma, brittany harris, fox news. >> all right. >>> sean bell. >> ladies, it will be a horror show in philly if the eagles don't get a win tomorrow. new orleans coming to town. gives an ex a chance for a little revenge. malcolm jenkins talks about playing his old team. >> christian hackenberg and the nittany lions starting to open up the offensive playbook. penn state has a homecoming showing. that's next in sports. ♪ >>> all right. sports is looking real bleak and sadder in fill until right now. eagles are one and three. sixers tankers. phillies are the worst team in baseball and the flyers couldn't get a win in their first game. depresdepressing. would be completely depressing but temple providing us a little ray of sunshine. let's look at the highlights. that huge win. first quarter temple

elm hurst yesterday morning. as they got closer the officers detected the strong smell of marijuana. prosecutors say 3.5 million ounces of that drug was seized. >>> seven young men who bored a city bus in brooklyn beat up a 17-year-old. it happened on a b 43 bus. the victim had to be treated for a broken jaw and a cut to the face. it's not known if he knew his attackers. >>> this morning the long island doctor found dead in an apartment building may have overdosed on cocaine. several law enforcement officers say kis stin sivuerny used the drug hours before she died. police saw men carrying her into the vestibule and calling 911. her death have shocked the community. >>> 4:40 right now. just had a major recall. why millions of boxes of cereal are being pulled from shelves. >> a plane diverted when a pilot dies mid flight. we're looking into the information about the father of the eight childrens. >> the 70s are making a comeback in the forecast. weather and traffic is coming up on the 4s. >> follow us on facebook and oh, stay on that one. [changes channel] sometimes it's hard to catch all your favorite shows. you're killing me, dad. give me that, please. with time warner cable's

the city's cramped conditions. >>> six men arrested in a major drug bust in queens are due to be arraigned today. police say officers spotted the men unloading a tractor-trailer in elm hurst. turns out there was a lot of it. 3,000 pounds worth $3.5 million was seized. >> police hope surveillance video helps them get the attackers in bedford sty within the last month. the 17-year-old victim was wleft a broken jaw and a cut to his face. not clear though if he knew his attackers. >>> it is 5:48 now. this morning police say the long island doctor found dead in the doorway of a chelsea apartment may have overdosed on cocaine. several law enforcement forces tell news 4 that she used the drug in the hours before she died. they say two men who were seen on security video carrying her into the vestibule and calling 911. of those two men, neither are expected to face charges. the death has shocked family and friends of the physician who has a husband and three small children. >>> flags will fly at half staff in new jersey to remember those kbun gunned down at an oregon community college. they gathered on monday. they mourned the loss of nine people, all murdered by a troubled

the -- >> was. >> hmm? >> i was elm that's what i said. we're in agreement. encouraging. and is clear through the head of the director of the public international on the legal adviser to the swiss foreign minimum city. lest next to him is a professor at georgetown's and the director of the institute for law, science, and global security, katherine has done a tremendous amount of work and she was the adviser to brent scowcroft, and was in the office of the general counsel at the cia at the start of her career. and is currently involved in so many international discussions i won't even list them. colonel gary brown to the left of the ambassador, is current lay professor at the -- professor of cyber security at the marine corps in quantico. prior that he was in the icrc here in the washington office and he has been in the judge advocates corps -- i thought you were in cybercommand, too. >> i was. >> and other military commands. so, very experiencees in this. finally, david simon, one of the 'named lawyers in "the new york times" article yesterday. he's looking down. i shouldn't have said that. former special counsel to dod. the general counsel's office for a long time, and currently is doing a lot wit

the queen city yesterday. in town manchester's zombie walk, lurched creeped and dragged through downtown stopping to trick-or-treat at elm street. a woman in scotland said she could smell her husband's parkinson's disease. researchers recruited six people with parkinson's disease and six without. researchers say the woman only misdiagnosed one person, but get this, eight months later that error was overturned, the 12th person was diagnosed with parkinson's as well. the molecule responsible for the odor that could help develop a simple test could detect the disease sooner. multiple walks to raise awareness and some serious cash in the fight against breast cancer. nearly 300 communities nationwide are participating in the annual making strides walk of the the idea started 30 years ago in massachusetts and is now one of the largest breast cancer awareness events in the nation. the four new hampshire walks are in manchester, dover, laconia and peterboro. the first walk continues at 10:00 in laconia. tonight, people nationwide are coming together to raise money and awareness for pancreatic awareness research. this is the four