it's a personal, favorite halladay, and good times all around with the pats and red sox in first place. and a beautiful night at fenway park, and we have the blue skies over the bleachers, and temperatures that will fall back in the 60s, and it will feel like playoff baseball. tomorrow night looks great as well, and witness, a brief shower or storm, wouldn't be there during the game for very long which is good news. 69 at logan airport plymouth and providence sitting at 75 and a nice and comfortable air mass across the northeast and after high humidity this weekend, it probably feels refreshing stepping out the door. and that weather map looks like september, quiet conditions in the northeast and tends to be one of the quietest weather months. with crystal clear skies tonight t will cool off quite a bit. the suburbs, 45 to 52, and it's a cool morning and maybe a morning. looking at tuesday, a sunny and cool start, the sunrise at 6:22. looking at midday, we'll warm up more than today, 70ss, gorgeous, and a southwesterly breeze and warmer tomorrow evening with highs near 80, and here is

they made the formal announc announcement as city halladay. this will be the first draft in philadelphia since 1961. the art mu sooem assume iconic rocky steps will be the back drop. they expect a economic impact. >> folks will be shopping and eating and cultural attractio attractions. >> if you are spending three, four, $5, $6 million and return is 80 to 90 million dollar impact it's a positive return. i understand the concern about using public dollars for these types of events. >>> the city is responsible for fundraising $5 million of the $25 million cost of the draft. the city says rights now it does not plan to use taxpayer dollars to pay its share of the draft. >> well the eeingings with one last game from the regular season can get underway. they took on the jets at lincoln financial field. >> and lesley van arsdall is here with more. you were down there, lesley. >> it was. we were undefeated i ka say that now. >> saying that over and over again. >> we might not be able to say that much long longer. you may not have known many of those

a london born inventor andrew smith halladay based the cable car system on early mining cdÑl+p'ce andthen dominated the city transit for more than 30 years. the icon imsymbol has survived the great quake of 1906 and political attempts to remove them in the 1940s and '50s. >>> fall is just around the corner and so is the romance for tarantulas. they mate in september and october and they crawl out looking for an egg-legged love interest. and some are known to scurry up to four miles to meet the special spider and mt. diablo is loaded with the dark brown creatures and they urge you to watch your step during the mating season. >> watch your step. don't want to get near them. >> me either. >>> surfers saw something wild at the beach in orange county this week, a deer swimming in the water. >> greg lee has more from dana point. >> mike was shooting video of his son trying out for the dana hills high school surf team when he spotted an animal. >> that is a deer. >> as he got on to his third wave, he came face-to-face with a deer. >> i knew it was a deer and with giant antlers and it looked

they made the formal announc announcement as city halladay. this will be the first draft in philadelphia since 1961. the art mu sooem assume iconic rocky steps will be the back drop. they expect a economic impact. >> folks will be shopping and eating and cultural attractio attractions. >> if you are spending three, four, $5, $6 million and return is 80 to 90 million dollar impact it's a positive return. i understand the concern about using public dollars for these types of events. >>> the city is responsible for fundraising $5 million of the $25 million cost of the draft. the city says rights now it does not plan to use taxpayer dollars to pay its share of the draft. >> well the eeingings with one last game from the regular season can get underway. they took on the jets at lincoln financial field. >> and lesley van arsdall is here with more. you were down there, lesley. >> it was. we were undefeated i ka say that now. >> saying that over and over again. >> we might not be able to say that much long longer. you may not have known many of those

cable car made their first run on clay street in 1873 thanks to london born inventor andrew smith halladay. he based it on a cable. it survived the great quake and attempts to remove them in the 1940s and '50s. >>> an effort is under way to bring tourists to dubai. a billion dollars theme park. >> the biggest indoor park and it just opened. john jenson got a look inside. >> reporter: it already has the biggest building and the biggest shopping mall. now dubai wants to have the biggest thrills. this is the city's newest amuseme amusement park, img worlds of adventure. it is a 1.5 million square foot theme park with 28 football fields filled with the world largest. >> i wanted this to be an icon for dubai itself and icon for the region. >> reporter: the privately owned park cost over $1 billion and took three years to build. >> this is the raptor. >> reporter: and we got a sneak peek before it opened which meant no lines and no waits. >> it is so big. it can't fit under one roof. it shoots riders from zero to 60 mile-per-hours in 2.5 seconds and the park features car acteres by marvel and ca

. >> reporter: james halladay worked in a rental yard. >> i was working from 7:30 in the morning until 2:00 in them morning. sometimes six days a week. >> reporter: 7:30 a.m. to 2:00 a.m.? how can you live like that? >> you don't. and the problem is that a lot of the people i know are working like that and that's just their day to day life. get up, go to work, go home, go to bed. get up the next morning, do the same thing. >> reporter: grande's machine shop is booming, but only, he says, by making high-end parts-- for airplanes, for example, tha foreign competitors still can't match. >> the reason that we're here now, still in business, is, because we do the most complex machining there is.. and china isn't there yet. >> reporter: same story we heara from the king of custom surfdom, steve boehne. >> we do it by making the latest design. the good surfer, you know, thisd is his sport. he wants the best surfboard he can buy, just like the bestus golfer wants the best golf clubs. >> reporter: and it's not just 'he', because i'm looking outt there and there are an awful lot of 'shes' out th