our ferry future is bright. >> i see ferries all over the bay in different places. it's going to be incredible. >> every ferry passenger represents one less commuting car. ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> time is 4:42. new developments in the case of a bay area landlord accused of vandalizing his tenants acars in an effort to force them to move out. at 5:05, the plea deal offered by prosecutors. >> and the chicago cubs even up the world series. up next, if key players in their game two win. >>> we're looking at a wet commute and that could only mean that traffic is going to be a lot slower for you. or maybe just a little slower, but you're going to have to add extra time. we'll tell you where there are already collisions. >>> and new weather. we had a round of rain move into parts ott bay area early today. some wet roadways. a little bit of a break in some spots. more rain in the forecast later on today, tomorrow, and into part of your weekend. we'll break down the timing coming up. took a no heighter. a free the taco for anyone who wants one. it's part of taco bell's steal a

ferris. when i give you an order, you jump. now, lay topside, you chowderheads. on the double! how far are we from land, mr. ferris? only one mile, whiskers, straight down. ( laughs ) come on, lay aft. what? aft. aft. come on, come on. come on. there they be, captain, not a sailor man amongst 'em. there's a couple of things i'd like to find out about. who gave you permission to speak? when i wish you or any other deckhand to speak, i will let you know. until then, you will keep your mouth shut. now, what did you wish to say? speak up, man! adams: well, there's been some kind of a mix-up. we bought and paid for our passage around the horn to boston. first-class passage, too! on the jessica! this is not the jessica. it is the sea witch, and though our course is around the horn, i am bound for new orleans, not boston. you are not passengers; you are deckhands, give or take a week or two. be reasonable, man! captain cobb, we spent practically all our lives in the saddle. there isn't anything we d

why. >> a similar construction for smaller ferries and facilities at the ferry building are also being expanded. with the new maintenance, the crews can work on new parts of the boat more often including these 11-foot-long enbegin -- engines which they can repair quicker and far less expense. >> our ferry future is bright. >> i see ferries all over the bay. all over the bay in different places, and it's going to be incredible. >> >>reporter: virtually every ferry passenger represents one less commuting car. ktvu, fox 2 news. >> and time is now 5:39. there was panic in boston last night on a subway train that fair and impartialed up with smoke. smoke from an overheated motor seeped into the train. now, at first, the passengers couldn't get out. doors stayed closed as that train was leaving the station, but a police officer then smashed a window to let people climb out. cell phone video shows scared passengers climbing through windows while some people on the plattform were trying to pry open the train doors with their bare hands to free the trapped passengers. >>> members of the united

ferry building is unlikely we are going to raise the ferry building 30 inches. working with our engineers and the seawall to see how to improve this in the future without the piles coming up. the new facility will be built to that and also built to rise another foot beyond that to take the project to 2100 if that condition continues to evolve. >> thank you. >> commissioner katz? >> thank you very much for a great presentation as well. >> a couple questions. will expanding the will we have to do additional dredging. >> about 20,000 yards is the estimate between e berthing area currently and pier 14. so it still accommodates where the shallow water exist. >> so the new dredging would be that 20,000 figure in addition to what we have been doing previously? >> correct. >> and that's the cost we bear? >> no, the $65 million the fundraising they have done and the leading of the design in the environmental effort. that's included in that. our cost is limited to participation and remodel and renovation of gate e and the future landscape on the land side. >> do we have a

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we are partnering with clearwater ferry service, the cross the bay ferry service hopefully a hub st. petersburg running from a area north to clearwater and south all the way to anna maria island. >> reporter: sounds amazing 37 a lot to come hopefully the pilot program and seeing how things go as far as this nine stop ferry program goes could determine how far this entire route ends up stretching. wouldn't it be cool, guys to be able to get from downtown tampa all the way out here to the beaches, and then ferry on back. i would like that. >> alcides: great idea. the ferry service here in tampa has been pretty successful as well and a lot of people have been using in tampa and i am sure the same way down in madeira beach. kelly, thank you for being with us. have a good morning. >>> all right, the time right now a 9:07. a quick check on some of the top stories right now. st. pete police are inves investigating a deadly crash. dana san toyo were killed around 1:30 on fifth avenue curb and was hit by a car. the driver tried to swerve and could not. he stopped and called 911. right now pol

you can see the westbound traffic is getting by again here in grays ferry. one lane is shut down, pennsylvania state police are blocking it. the eastbound lanes are closed near university city exit. you may make out the forklift they are unloading the cargo in the tractor-trailer that appear to be kegs so they can tow it. a tractor-trailer and another vehicle collided. the second car has since been towed away from the scene affirm person in the other vehicle was taken to had hanheman for treat. police have not released their condition. the tractor-trailer was leaking oil and some debris ended up in the westbound lanes. we did see salt trucks prepping the roadway. the side of the tractor-trailer crashed over the median. they are lightning the load so they can hook it up to the tow truck which are positioned on the scene. pennsylvania state police are here along with penndot. use caution as you go by the area. cruise are at work here. they are starting to position the tow truck around they are working in that direction. we'll keep you posted we have eyes on th

but when does this ferry service begin? >> reporter: it is tuesday, a week from today, maiden voyage. the public has its next chance friday of next week and it is $10. >> no senior citizen discount? >> no. >> thank you mark. >>> now, max defender 8. the world's most powerful radar and your storm t jerve. >> hard to find the showers today, but max defender 8 would spot them if they were popping up around the area. again, we continue to look at dry conditions around the region. mostly cloudy as well across most of the region. the high clouds streaming in from the west today. in terms of our rainfall, overall, 1.55 inches since october 1. and, the deficit, about 35 one-hundredths so fairly close to average. but keep in mind, this is the dry season. month of the year on average. so famous tate right now, 78 degrees with the east wind at 5 miles an hour. you see the loews don cesar, 79 degrees. language looks like it could drop a shower or two. you are seeing here at innisbrook, palm harbor, just a beautiful day. just a few extr

on saturday, the madeira beach ferry make nine stops along boca ciega bay. it makes the connections in a brand-new way. >> it's so nice to be out on the water and so easy of a ride you can sit back and relax and let someone else do the driving. >> for ferry captain mark hubbard, the new ferry transportation device was a no brainer. >> even here fort lauderdale water bus, has learned how to use the water. >> we don't have a boat to get around in so we're taking advantage of the water taxi to get around to be able to see different areas. and it's just so beautiful out here. >> reporter: and it takes the stress out of getting to and parking at beaches, restaurants, and shops. >> there's no traffic out here to fight and if they have to fight anything it will be a dolphin. >> the madeira beach ferry will run from 10:00 to 9:00 p through march then it will pick up an extra day, wednesdays. kellie cowan, fox 13, . >> hurricane matthew is now one of the most powerful storms in the atlantic in recent history. and it's barreling towards the caribbean. caribbean. i' ??

right now the eastbound lanes are shut down 76 in grays ferry. the westbound lane is getting by one lane is getting by. we're live in grays ferry, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> we have more breaking news, a man was shot and killed during an attempted robbery in his own driveway while his wife and child were inside the house. and is live where this -- annie mccormick is live where this happened in the city's crescentville section. >> reporter: matt for the last hour and a half crime investigators and from the crime scene unit left seconds ago. the victim was pronounced dead at 2:30 a.m. at temple university hospital. the shooting happened in the rear of the home. the victim lives at the home with his young family. two men approached him, one had a gun, both announced a robbery. one fired multiple shots. police scooped him and rushed him to temple university hospital. while he was in and out of consciousness, the victim was able to give police some information. >> the victim told us that he was robbed and after the vict

one of the big reasons is the traffic along blairs ferry road. when buying a home, ryan koester and his family knew the land behind their home may one day be expectation and that of many of our neighbors was the ground in question was owned by a church and would be a church one da,... and we thought a church as a neighbor would be a pretty good neighbor." " and they were not happy when they learned this open field behind their home could soon be 50 townhomes. 23:44:06;02 ""the scale of the development relative to the neighborhood and the density of the project, that project that is being proposed sits about 10.2 units per acre when in most of surrounding neighborhoods here in ne cedar rapids you'll find the density scale about two to three units per acre so the size and the density of the says traffic along blairs ferry is already bad enough as it is. 23:44:50;17 "every morning between 7:30 and 9:00 there are families going to work, parents taking their kids to school traffic along blairs ferry rd can back up a mile or two towards edgewood rd." t

you can get back on at grays ferry. westbound, 1 miles per hour, one of -- 13 miles per hour, one of the two lanes is blocked, but it's moving. a mess on the schuylkill expressway. another new accidents coming in, this is an accident involving a car and a deer on the turnpike eastbound in willow grove. there's fog in the area, so be careful about the deer. >> reporter: there is fog, that could be slowing folks down. satellite shows you there's a sweep of clouds that came through earlier. that pushed through, a couple of sprinkles and showers gone, as well. we're bright after that, as karen mentioned, we have fog, in philadelphia it started to dig in around the airport with less than a half mile visibility. we've seen that toward wilmington, as well. allentown, reading, millville, you're in and out of it. the airport in atlantic city reporting half mile that's new, in and out of the picture, some of you might need to slow it down if you encounter the patchy fog. 57 in reading, these are not bad numbers. 58 by 7:00 a.m. n

eastbound closed right now at university ave., and traffic can re-enter at grays ferry. only one lane is open, on the westbound side of the schuylkill, which is alleviating congestion. still looking pretty slow, alternate moving in the eastbound direction, that's going to be the vine to around broad street. i can tell you right now, lets eight try to switch gears. i bring you outside, schuylkill taillights moving in the westbound direction at vare avenue. this is where one lane is open at university ave. leading up, all lanes clear right mere, approaching university ave. condensed into one lane, really going to start to slow you down in fact you can see some brake lights going on there right now. eastbound past south street, yikes, takes a look at this, the backups already only 5:30 in the morning on a monday, not what we want to see. until that gets clear up, this is only going to increase, congestion will only get slower and slower here. so i'm saying for the past 30 minute, give yourself 30 minute extra time. i would say start to increase that, every 15 minute, every

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the ferry at 8. we will talk to the captain of the ferry and give an on-board look as well. back to you in the studio. >> alcides: there it is, kellie. >> reporter: right on cue. tv magic. >> alcides: we look forward to the 8:00 report, kellie. thank you so much. >>> if you have plans to head to the beach choose carefully. red tide has washed ashore from lee county up to pinellas. florida fish and wildlife say that is the beginning of the algae bloom. recent tests show that the problem will only likely get worse. fibs says there no way of telling how long it will last. sometimes it will take a couple of weeks, even months. >>> social service workers in st. pete are working hard to prevent two dozen family from becoming homeless. living at the moseley hotel on they have known for several weeks now that the mow tem's new owner decided to dump the property. social service teams have been working with the families to find them other housing and btter benefit program. >>> miami's wynwood neighborhood is celebrating their zika-free status with big deals. local businesses suffered

. >> the san francisco bay ferry has cancelled all ferry trips between south san francisco and the east bay because of stormy conditions on the bay. >> the ferry trips will be replaced by buses during this evening's community. >> here's a live look from the emoriville camera where it's been kind of gloomy all day in the east bay. meteorologist sandhya patel is monitoring the conditions right now. definitely different out there. >> yeah, much-needed rain coming in dan and kristen. let's check into live 7 doppler hd and the concentration of the rain is in the north bay where i'll zoom in right now. yellows and reds indicating heavier rainfall. as we take you into windsor, street level radar, old redwood highway you'll notice where it's coming down pretty good. santa rosa has picked up .4 of an inch. and in the east bay it's lighter around pleasant hill and walnut creek and walnut boulevard. you'll notice scattered showers. winds are gusty so trees could go down like we just saw in that picture with elissa harrington. gusts to 28 right now in san jose. we bring in our storm impact scale th

traffic can re-enter at grays ferry. westbound you're closed at vare avenue. you can use alternate if you are moving in the eastbound direction. i would say it is vine to broad street going to be your best bet. and they are hard at work trying to get this cleared out of your way. but i will say even though we haven't even cracked into the 5:00 hour there is will really start to slow you down. not seeing any real slow downs right now. but i would certainly give yourself extra time, especially once we get into the 5:00 hour. and you know what will happen in the 6:00 and 7:00 hour, still lingering out there, so heads up on that. the vine, it is looking good, it was not closed overnight for the construction, vine looking great, both moving in the westbound and eastbound side. do have disable vehicle on 422 eastbound. there you go. eastbound ramp, the ramp to route 724. one lane is block there. and i'll have more coming up in about 15 minute, rahel, back to you. >> meisha, see you then, thank you. still ahead this morning, how many millennials are ready for retirem

you can re-enter the schuylkill expressway at grays ferry exit. schuylkill expressway eastbound and westbound affected. you can get back on, it will take a little while to navigate that. katherine scott is live on the scene giving us updates on that, we'll hear from her in a moment. 422 the off ramp to 724 is blocking a lane. that ramp is partially blocked there. live on the ben franklin bridge not looking bad, westbound eastbound, roads are dry right now tam. >> if you like bourbon listen up, these folks are on the picket line 200 workers walking out of the jim beam distillery in kentucky. they work 60 to 80 hours a week. >>> tesla weeched a deal with -- reach a deal with pan sonic to work on solar energy. right now they produce vehicles that use battery power. tesla makes it clear if they plan to work on a vehicle that would use solar power. >>> stocks, a promising start to the week, stocks are looking higher across the board. >> 4:54 new this morning, a loud noise a wakes people and water begins flowing down a delaware street. details on the wa

the ferry pulled into the yacht basin. it will carry you to channel side connecting both cities downtown. it is part of a six-month pilot program. it's 55 feet long and can hold 150 passengers cruising at a little more than 30 miles per hour. it will cost you $10 for a one- way ticket. children three and younger are free, and each trip will take less than an hour. regular service will begin on november 4th. the schedule is already online and you can start buying tickets on november 1st. thanksgiving, if you with wait to thanksgiving rides will be free to test out the ferry. in tampa you have the streetcar, water taxi, and something brand new that launched last night. you can get a free ride if you are out on the -- on -- if you're out on the town by hopping on the downtowner. you just have to download the app and make a request. st. pete also has a downtowner and two transit lines. >>> nowadays everywhere you staring at a screen. there is smartphones, tablet, computers, tvs. how much screen time is too much for children? t

you can buy them on the website for the ferry. the right start november 4 this friday. they will start with two metrics on friday, three saturd a the best part, frontier communications has signed on as a sponsor so through that deal they are offering free rides every third sunday of the month from november through april. that will start november 20, tickets will only run $10 for adults, eight dollars for kids and then when you make it to land with 149 other people the stores and restaurants will be ready to give you a discount or a freebie for taking the ferry. and no traffic. there you go. >>> we all love a breath of fresh air but for millions of kids it is hard to come by. >> we look at where the impact of toxic air is being felt the most.>> across the world one in seven children live in areas with the most toxic levels of outdoor air pollution at least six times the guideline. unicef is asking world leaders take actions after their findings revealed air pollution to be a contributor factor in the deaths of around 600,000 children under the age of five. >> 80% of the

gorgeous ferry ride. calm everywhere. winds are less than ten miles per hour, and six miles per hour. we are nearly calm. and fog free at the golden gate bridge. sunny today, seasonal highs and you need the sunglasses, and more clouds and cooler, and unsettled this week. the models have trouble on the timing so it is a couple of days away but coe have rain next week. here is 66 at half moon bay, 72 at san francisco, and oakland is 76, and san jose is 77, and 80s around santa rosa, and antioch, this afternoon. we are going to cool back into the 40s inland valleys and low-to-mid 50s but the lack of fog, again, tonight. my seven-day forecast shows the warmth peeks tomorrow, 80s at the bay and 70s at the coast. a little bit of a cooling trend on friday, and the clouds and temperatures up to 5- to 10-degrees cooler through the weekend and slight chance of wet weather on monday and tuesday. guess who is here for alexis? miss sue! >> i'm back! >> we have good conditions on the roadways this morning. alexis is on special assignme

re-enter right around grays ferry area.e lane open, maybe the westbound side isn't looking too busy? i want to pull your attention, a back up shot of the westbound schuylkill vare avenue there is my friends is a area where we have one lane lane open. so all every these vehicles will eventually be condense nod one driveable lane. the back up, so now, imagine what the backups look like on the eastbound side? where it is absolutely closed, and you are being directed off, and you can get back on at grays ferry, if you want to try to avoid altogether take the alternate vehicle broad to vine. i can tell with you this many vehicles out there, moving in the westbound side, like i said, where we have one driveable lane eastbound side, i can tell that you that alternate is also going to be very busy, give yourself extra time. plus westbound vine ramp to the schuylkill accident as well, see the firetruck out there as well. overall busy commute, give yourself, very busy how are we looking in weather. >> many with a, so i think you'll s

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again you can re-enter at grays ferry.ut yikes, to have this casino every back up around the schuylkill right now at 5:00 in the morning, this is really going to cost you. give yourself at least 30 minutes right now. joe, rahel, back to you. >> meisha, thank you very much. young man is dead following a shooting in philadelphia's kensington section. police respond dollars to the scene on the 2900 block of rosehill street. just after midnight. nineteen year old was shot dead, once in the head, police tell us, the victim a fears have been perfectly targeted. now surveillance cameras in the area, will hoping will help solve the case. >> train service back on after frightening incident at 11 street in center city. police tell us a man leaned over the platform, was struck by an incoming train yesterday afternoon. now, that man did suffer from a head injury, he's expected to survive. >> space fans will be watching the skies tonight for the latest rocket launch to the international space station. hello. these videos and photograph

riders says the ferry offers view you -- the ferry offers views you do not see from the roadways and takes the stress the beach. >> we don't have a boat to get around in, so we're just taking advantage of it. the water taxi to get around and see the areas and it's just so beautiful out here. >> there's no traffic to fight, and if they have to fight anything, it will be a dolphin. >> anjuli: the ferry runs fridays and saturdays and starting in march it will pick up an extra day on wednesdays from 10:00 to 9:. florida in week. both vice president joe biden and president obama will be in the sunshine state to campaign for hillary clinton. biden will visit orlando on monday afternoon before coming to sarasota where he will visit a community center. president barack obama is scheduled to campaign for clinton in orlando on wednesday. >> alcides: a man already on florida's death row is indicted for another killing. a grand jury says 70-year-old franklin rose murdered and raped girl back in 1976. the palm beach county sheriff's office says rose admitted to the crime after newly tested dna fr

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it shows the people that ride the golden gate ferry are among the wealthiest riders in the country.have an annual income of $150,000. they also found that golden gate bus riders have an annual income of $85,000 a year. >> we have talked about how it's not cheap to ride the ferry. it's a great way to commute but it's different hours and it's not cheap. >> we are all thankful for people that are using ferries and trains and buses and things not on the road. a lot of people cannot use anything else. so people using other things are helping us out. lets go to the tracy commute. it looks good. today, it's better than it was yesterday but there is some slow travel getting from tracy into the altamont pass and livermore. the commuter trains also serve people in this area. it's not raining here yet. later, but not right now. the traffic looks good. on interstate 880 the traffic is moving well as you pass the coliseum and get to the bay bridge. it's better than normal at the bay bridge. it's a 10 men delay before you get to the bridge. you may see a bit of wind but not major problems on the

we are on board the new madeira beach ferry and taxi service right now and we are kind of hiding out from some of those showers that lindsay was it was raining here heavily for little bit. joined by captain mark hubbard. mark, i know this has been a long time waiting to get this together. almost 15 years to get in water taxi going. >> we have been talking about it since 1999, and i am so excited to start madeira beach ferry and taxi free all day today. you can go to hubbards marina or tampa bay ferry.dom. >> free today but normally cost a ticket and nine different locations where this is picking up. this -- this extra service going? >> well, we have to be -- to accommodate all these vehicles. gulf beaches are congested with all the cars that come with tourist season and just getting higher and higher density. water-borne transportation makes sense. all this water. it is free. you don't have to build more roads or build new bridges and utilize the water borne system. boston, san francisco, even here in florida, down ft. lauderdale water bus has used how to use the water. now time for

the homecoming fell on superhero day at popp's ferry elementary....perfec t timing for the reunion, and a perfect example of a hero who does not wear a cape. (casey richardson, i'm her hero and being here during that day will really make her emotional and make her happy that i'm home." >> speaking of superheroes, some crime fighters are spreading cheer to sick kids. how these window cleaners are getting the job done. the next time you put your newborn down to sleep, you may want to rethink your decision. coming up, the new recommendations for infants, every parent needs to know. millions o americans will soon have to pay more for their health insurance. that's because health care premiums under the affordable care act will jump by double digits next year. according to a government report, the premium will increase an average of 22 percent, that means it will now cost you around 300- dollars a month. the good news is, most insurees likely won't notice the price hikes, 85-percent of those enrolled receive federal subsidies. experts say infants should share a room with their parents for th

it also shutdown ferry service between south san francisco and alameda. high wind warnings greeted motorists on the san mateo bridge. as is the case, the rain began north before hitting the rest of the bay area. >> i love it. i think it is beautiful. we just ate soup and i was craving walking outside. >> others took it as somewhat of a wake up call, that this fall entry is the first of many. >> we have a large tree in our neighborhood that we wonder about. it makes you wonder to be more aware of your surroundings and think about where you are walking and look around. it seems like it can happen very quickly. >> the goal tonight was to remove pieces of the free dash dash -- dash of the tree that landed on the building. crews will be back out to finish the rest of the job. lilian kim abc7 news. >> ama: lilian thank you very much. >> dan: let a continue with sandhya patel. >> ama: she is continuing with it. >> sandhya: as we take a closer look, this is what you are facing for the morning commute. damp roadways there. the road spread steadiest of the shower a

off, easy back on, exit at university, make a left on to 34th street and get right back on at grays ferry. however, at this hour we're bumper to bumper for at least a mile of stuck traffic. if you're heading out trent door into south philadelphia taking kid to an appointment at chop this accident is in your waste and dave kinchen has been live all morning long to give us an idea of exactly what we're dealing with as we look live from sky fox hovering over what is the university avenue off ramp there as we are buzz go through the steam that is coming off of university of penn's power plant right there. all eastbound traffic forced off at university. dave, to we still have you on the the scene there can you give us the latest. >> we're still here i just talked to state police and they tell he sedan involved with the crash in the tractor trail are driver was hospitalized taken to hahnemann university hospital, with non-life threatening injuries, injuries believed to be minor according to state police officials. what we are looking at here they just took all of the beer, pallets of million ar

off at university, kind of work your way past field, past university city, and then back on at grays ferry. so not a real difficult on/off, but, we have had a very light volume at this hour. things can get hectic and they don't deidentify what they will do there and get those eastbound lanes back opened. eastbound closed, westbound, opened. live look at the ben franklin bridge, coming into downtown. otherwise speedometer readings where they should be 51 on the schuylkill from the conshohocken to center city. they did not close the vine. that is open. anyone coming from say kipping of prussia coming into center city that university situation is not even going to impact you, it is sitting right here between 30th street station and the stadium area to give you a location there and then if you head north on i-95 you will notice a brand new traffic pattern, penndot moved all of the lanes around between bridge and cottman avenue. so that will catch you by surprise this morning. otherwise mass transit, market frankford and subway still using shuttle buses until 5:00. sue, i brought my shorts and

ushers ferry did get minimal flood damage, but the park supervisor tells fox 28 that the flood actually gave them a chance to spruce up a few buildings on the property and they're ready to show them off. "i'm just so greatful that all the people came back out. it's nice, we couldn't have asked for a nicer day, we appreciate the public support and coming back out to support this site, that's huge for us because that's what keeps us going is that people know value usher's ferry " "the fall fun isn't over at ushers ferry.the next event is the final harvest hayrack night this wednesday night. any outdoor activities on wednesday might call for an umbrella. chief meteorologist terry swails is here now with your still to come on the fox 28 news at nine, nine,the latest developments in the california crash that left 13 people dead and more than 30 others injured. injured.then, a billion dollar deal times 85. arguments for and against at&t's acquisition right now, investigators in california are trying to figure out what caused a right now investigators in california i tried to figure out what c

that's huge for us because that's what keeps us going is that people know that they value usher's ferry " "the fall fun isn't over at the final harvest hayrack this wednesday night. and you can start halloween early.on wednesday - you can trick-or-treat with police officers in iowa city.the iowa city and coralville police departments are hosting a trick-or-treat event at four spots in iowa city.it starts at five at shelter house - and continues until 8-thirty - where they'll stop at fareway on westwinds drive.kids and adults - are asked to come dressed in their favorite costumes. comedian bill murrays up with another honor this morning. the comedian won this year's mark twain prize for american humor. humor.after he was presented with a bust of mark twain - murray handed it to a man in the first row of the audience and urged the crowd to pass it around.murray admitted - he was uncomfortable sitting in a box with his family while more than a dozen of his co-stars and collaborators spoke warmly about his body of work.his acceptance speech followed a public appearance since his late-night

at knife the moon was stolen harpers ferry. it can be done. the scholarship has to be the undergirding factor. that is the challenge for the future. and certainly with a diverse population, there are so many stories to be told and scholarship to be collected and made useful to tell the story of all america. of all america. thank you. >> we are going to go ahead and place that breakfast order. that there is a new player in town. if you are a museum, how does that contribute? new kid on the block. we have worked to acquire the land that the museum sits on. and i have had a long working relationship with the park service because i came into the smithsonian through the full lives festival which is an event with the park service on park service land. but i want to go back for a moment and i have a couple questions for you, too, bob. burnsy of you see the ken p's? you saw that my father was holding me as a two or three-year-old, saying i want to run somewhere. copy of thatt a picture right about the time my father passed. so, i started going to park

clean up is underway at ushers ferry historic village in cedar rapids where workers are breathing a sigh of relief. relief.cbs 2 news reporter joe huisinga has more on what still needs to be done flood waters only flowed through 4 buildi ferry .you can see the water line here.thats a less tan the line from 2008 and that means a lot less work to clean up. up.this week crews will start removing sand bags from som un affected buildings and start washing off the ones that were. site supervisor teresa white says she dosen't think anything was destroyed so beyond some minore repairs and picking up desbris they are excited to get back to business as usual. to have 2 feet of drywall cut out and then we'll check out the floor but we think they're the floors are in pretty good shape so we'll air them out power wash them clean them up and fix them up. up.while they were preparing for the flood they removed everything from any building that could have been impacted so they will need some help moving items back in.they will have requests for help from the public posted online when they are ready to m

we pack them on and there's overflow. >> the smaller travel shorter distances and facilities at the ferry building are being expanded. >> the crews can work on more parts of the boat more often. including these engines which they can repair quicker and with far best less expanse. >>> i see all over the bay. and it's going to be incredible. >> each passenger represents one less commuting car. >>> bell valley -- deer is -- belvedere has a deer problem. >> it's become a health hazard. more than a third of all residents want the population managed. officials have suggested surgical sterilization but many say that's a tough sell. >> it's not pretty and there's no way to pretty it up. but if you're going to put deer down and operate on them, it's not going to be a pretty sight. >> a gentler option would be to dart the deer with a contraceptive vaccine. that would have to be done every year. many people think this will go to a public vote. >>> a mountain line was seen running across palomar drive. it ran in front of their vehicle. it was not aggressive. >>> taking a peek outside, we are preparin

it also shutdown ferry service between south san francisco and alameda. high wind warnings greeted motorists on the san mateo bridge. as is the case, the rain began north before hitting the rest of the bay area. >> i love it. i think it is beautiful. we just ate soup and i was craving walking outside. >> others took it as somewhat of a wake up call, that this fall entry is the first of many. >> we have a large tree in our neighborhood that we wonder about. it makes you wonder to be more aware of your surroundings and think about where you are walking and look around. it seems like it can happen very quickly. >> the goal tonight was to remove pieces of the free dash dash -- dash of the tree that landed on the building. crews will be back out to finish the rest of the job. lilian kim abc7 news. >> ama: lilian thank you very much. >> dan: let a continue with sandhya patel. >> ama: she is continuing with it. >> sandhya: as we take a closer look, this is what you are facing for the morning commute. damp roadways there. the road spread steadiest of the shower a

ushers ferry did get minimal flood damage last month - but the park supervisor tells cbs 2 -the flood actually gave them a chance to spruce up a few buildings on the property and they're ready to show them off. "i'm just so greatful that all the people came back out. it's nice, we couldn't have asked for a nicer day, we appreciate the public support and coming back out to support this site, that's huge for us because that's what keeps us going is that people know that they value usher's ferry " "the fall fun isn't over at ushers ferry.the next event is the final harvest hayrack night this wednesday night. and you can start halloween early.on wednesday - you can trick-or-treat with police officers in iowa city.the iowa city and coralville police departments are hosting a trick-or-treat event at four spots in iowa city.it starts at five at shelter house - and continues until 8-thirty - where they'll stop at fareway dressed in their favorite costumes. comedian bill murray is waking up with another honor this morning. the comedian won this year's mark twain prize for american humor. humor

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first travel light at 34th, puts you back an on grays ferry. it is easy off, easy on but it will take extra time to do that this morning. i think we're in for a good looking monday. suesby has the a answer in 15 seconds. >>> we're challenging record warmth this week with high pressure building in from the south, once it moves off shore we will get southeasterly winds and temperatures ten to 20 degrees above average for this time of the year. we will take some summertime once again, these are record for tomorrow, wednesday, thursday, 58 degrees since 1908, 80 since 1947 and 80 since 1917 respectively. these are all from philadelphia, we have a chance of tying, beating the record soundly on wednesday and maybe coming close to it on thursday. we will see what happens, regardless about the records though we will be feeling like a little will taste ovulate summer, early fall. we have 58 in reading. fifty-two down in wildwood. even in the mountains in the 50's but we are right at 60 degrees in philadelphia out to the west we will see some showers, th

today marks the end of the lake express ferry's regular sailing season. the ship sails between milwaukee and muskegon, michigan several times a day. the ferry will eventually be taken to its winter home, in the menomonee river valley. that's where it will stay until spring. kathy: happening now dozens of local students are in the nation's capital. 40 eighth graders from bruce-guadalupe middle school will spend the next several days in washington, d.c. the students boarded a bus outside their south side school the school's principal says it's a tradition that goes back more than a decade. >> traveling itself is an experience. but also seeing the nation's capitol, we'll be taking tours of the us capitol, the white house, the holocaust museum and a lot of other memorials and monuments that are located there. kathy: on the agenda for the students a tour of the white house. someone hit the jackpot in west bend over the weekend. joyce: lottery officials say a megabucks ticket matched all six $3 million drawing. the ticket was purchased at the barton citgo stati

currently and that is about to step behind the clouds we are 155 teat in the air right now on the ferris wheel which you probably frequent every time the arizona state fair is open. it is legrand, as you know. it goes to l.a. county, but its final stop is here in phoenix. 18 semi trailers are needed to travel with this sucker. eight days to set it up and four days to tear it down. so you have to get in this weekend while you can. -- setting up for a beautiful evening. let's tyke a look at the hour- by-hour temperatures here for tomorrow. we're going into the 80s while you're enjoying the fair. tomorrow if you want to get an early start, it is just $2 before 2:00. you'll see temperatures crack ing into 90-degree territory. so make sure to get the lemonade cup that you can refill. temperatures that are not only 10 degrees above average but potentially one degree away from the record high for the setting at 5:39 and another beautiful, mild night will unfold with partly cloudy skies. let's get you to the weekend. both days, near record highs and near record low temperatures. we're talking ab

kathy: it's a hybernation of sorts for the lake express ferry. joyce: the ship made it's way to its winter home in the menomonee river valley this afternoon. that's where it will stay until spring. the ferry sails between we are all getting ready. kathy: shrink wrap the boats and all that stuff. mark: 60's and 70's all winter long. kathy: right. >>> mariah, spending too much >> eek. >> the headlines are getting ouo of the control. and you now we'veegot mimi on speed dial. toniggt, the real deal with her romance. >>> then, think you happened the night kim kkrdashian was robbed? think again. >> our exclusiie with the man who saw it all go down. >>> plus, michael jackson's ex-wife on her heartbreaking cancer battle. debbie rowe reveals her hair oo -ploss for the first time on >> what a lot of people don't realize -- i'm still me. >>> then, breaking kelly ripa news. >> the job is yours. that's it. >> why this high school teacher

melinda: today marks the end of the lake express ferry's regular sailing season. the ship sails between milwaukee and muskegon, michigan several times a day. the ferry will eventually be taken to its winter home in the menomonee river valley. it will stay there until spring. melinda: right now, the crew on the international space station is unloading thousands of pounds of supplies. ben: it arrived yesterday around two years after it was supposed to get there. the antares rocket is a private cargo spaceship. two years ago a model rocket exploded after launch. this one made its journey safely carrying 5,000 pounds of food and equipment. 5:53. ben: it's something chicago cubs fans have been waiting more than 70 years for! melinda: a chance to take part in the world series! it kicks off tomorrow in cleveland. tim is here with more on the tim: go brewers, i mean cubs. we have been seeing a lot blue and white the next few days as the countdown to the world series continues. huge crowds took to the streets of the windy city over the weekend to celebrate. that's after th

we're here at the top of the ferris wheel. always one of our favorite parts and the gates opened at noon today. take a look at the view. we have that here. as we move the ferris wheel around, it is such a georgeous view here -- gorgeous view of we know that the fair gets awfully busy and this year they were expecting crowds. they expect about 1.2 million people to visit during the october run, and there are 71 rides this year. there is really a ride for everybody, including four new ones. if you're not into the rides, what about the food? lots of deep fried options as always, including deep fried pumpkin pie, marshmallows, and get this, deep fried butter. you can really fry anything. there are get to check out with the kids like the hands-on inter- active exhibit that gives everyone the chance to explore the history of rock 'n' roll. finally, look who is back. do you remember the baby goat who was infamously taken at last year's fair and returned? he is here at the petting zoo this year. >> we have everything. i mean, you have

coming up, we will show you the >> a new ferry service is officially up and running. looks like a great place to be. newschannel8's melissa marino had the tough task of getting out there to get you the details. >> reporter: the goal is to get people around the city without ferry taxi setting sail saturday morning. debra sloane, the very first passenger. >> we are so excited about it being here and thought we would see where it goes so we could be on hand to use it. >> reporter: to her, it is easier than fighting traffic and finding parking. >> we don't have a boat of our own. this gives the opportunity of transportationup and down. >> reporter: captain mark hubbard says it has decade in the making. >> you can't build more roads. it makes sense to utilize your water highway system. >> reporter: it will make nine stops around the beach. operators are looking into expanding into clearwater and further south. passengers can't wait. >> we love to go down to fort de soto. as it expands we will also be on board. >> reporter: right now, service is friday, saturday, and sunday