yellow line trains will single track between huntington and braddock road. tonight on abc 7 news at 5, children and spends a lot of lot of hospitals face a tough challenges. it has prompted young cancer hospital toa local this. it's a video that has gone viral on the internet. it is really a powerful message what the kids go through everyonesage they want to hear. that inspirational story tonight at 5:00. 6:27 right now.

first, we bought a house in huntington beach. with the money i make from the book. and from the speaking tour. i remember it was only $110,000 at that time, four-bedroom, nice house. i only had to put 10%, $12,000. and then i left huntington beach and then go to live in hong kong for almost three years. >> what years were those? >> 1988 to 1991. and then when i come back to america, we go to seattle for one year, because my wife, you know, has some -- has some relative in seattle. but after one year, you know, i found out there is too much water in that city, and, you know, i'm a golf player. so i said to my wife, we should go, you know, move back to california. so right now i'm in l.a. in has yenda heights next to the famous chinese temple that the former vice president gore visit during the presidential election. >> how many children have you had? >> i have seven, four boys and three girl. >> how many times have you been married? >> three. >> how many grandchildren do you have? >> about 16 grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild child. >> and what kind of bus

yellow line trains will single line between huntington and braddock road. on the green line, buses replace between branch ave. the work starts at 10:00 tonight and runs through sunday. e weekend coming up after some evening showers. this is how we looked earlier. this is down at wintergreen, and see those morning clouds. we still have a lot of clouds around. you can get an idea of the cold air coming our way. hagerstown, 66. down in the south, it is still in the 70's. some pretty nasty the extremes, southern maryland. all of this, it is moving well to the south. a cluster of lightning moving on northern edge.e that is staying away from us. here is doppler, another patchen culpeper. -- and other patch in culpeper. those friday night football games will be having a few but nothing really violent like last night. temperature today was above average, 81 degrees. s the satellite that a bit farther to so it is harder to see south america. over the last 24 hours, a nasty storm, reports of hail, and a lot of lightning. by evening, the showers near us moving well to

trains will single track huntington and braddock road. no work on the blue or green. >> the key intersections in tyson's corner is reopening this morning. the hope is that will improve traffic flow. leads fromat to found route 7 at 5:00 a.m. traffic is about to get more congested in bethesda. woodmont avenue between bethesda be closed will 20rting at 9:00 tonight for months. when the construction is there will be 1000 parking spaces. outside it is already hot and on this friday morning. the verdict is in for a former illinois police officer, drew peterson. how much time he former illinois police p to 60 years in after being convicted of killing one of his wives. jury founder peterson guilty murder in thee drowning death of his third savio.thleen charged with killing his fourth wife stacy peterson disappeared in 2007. he is a suspect in his wife's disappearance, but is not been charged in connection with her death. sentencedduled to be connection with the death of kathleen savio in november of for. foster democratic added on child sexarged

a pleasant trail follows the perimeter past huntington falls, 110 foot waterfall. two bridges connect the trail to the island. the climb to the hills summit, the highest point in golden gate park at more than four hundred feet. you can get quinces of the western side of the city through -- glimpes of the western side of city through a thick trees. the lake is ada accessible. it has a peaceful atmosphere where you can enjoy a warm day. walk along the lake and watched many ducks, and swans, and seagulls. it is a tranquil spot to stroll, enjoy each other's company, and sail away. many couples come here to take a ride around the lake, floating under the bridges, past the pavilion and waterfall. for a quiet getaway, it makes for a memorable and magical experience. located on 19th avenue, this grove is the place to wear your hiking boots, bring your family, and bring the dog because it has so much to offer you and your loved ones. it is a truly hidden gem in the city. the part is rich with eucalyptus trees. long paths allow you to meander, perfect for dog walking in a wo

>> i'm from huntington beach. >> drew: huntington beach, what do you do? >> oh, well, nothing right now. >> drew: nothing... ( laughter ) all right, congratulations, i think. let's try to get something going for you then, let's move this back to a dollar, please. i'm going to show you the target price. $3. so here's the game: six grocery items, four of them have a manufacturers suggested retail price of less than $3. you pick those four, you're going to get $10,000. let's hear about the grocery items, go ahead, george. >> george: it's two liters of this classic carbonated soda. 11 ounces of butterscotch- flavored morsels. this seasoning mix makes chili anywhere from mild to extra hot. eight single serving varieties of breakfast cereal. try new plum amazins diced dried plums from sunsweet. the delicious alternative to raisins and cranberries in cereals, yogurts or your favorite recipes. you'll agree-- they're amazin'! these fast freeze ice bars come in six different flavors. >> drew: why don't you start out with something easy. pick something that you know

yellow line trains will single huntington and braddock road. no work on the blue line this weekend. there's a plan in place to keep nationalsing if any playoff games run late. now an online company called leading social says it will pay for extended service. the company is putting down the it as ato cover deposit. and elementary school in washington had a l guest, washington .izards guard john wall he spoke with students and promoted a new school fitness program. brianne carter has details. >> a special start to the school for students of simon elementary in southeast d.c. the washington wizards guard l worked out with the 8 students working hard to healthy. want them to get a good education. build our t of the kids success program, designed enhance health and academic udents.ance of st district grade student participates in the mornings. >> we go out onto the field. >> kids should get 60 minutes physical activity per day, many schools don't provide physical education and 't have regular recess. program was introduced last d.c. to help their bodies. say it is helping their well.as >

huntington beach is particularly busy this holiday weekend. 70,000 people. they came there on saturday alone. that means lifeguards have been especially busy and made dozens of rescues this weekend because of the high surf. look at the video of what you are seeing. the advisory is in effect until tonight. >>> we will talk about a huge mess those in saratoga springs utah is knee-deep in mud following a storm. several homes have been severely damaged from this. mud and debris made driving along the roads in one neighborhood impossible. couple families went to the red cross to spend the night because that mess was so bad. >>> there could be a practical joke or political joke for that matter. somewhere in all this, the mayor of jackson's gap alabama beat aopponent in a landslide. the problem is she is dead. and she died before the election happened. the town clerk says a dead woman being elected is the first of its kind in the town's history. those who knew janice says she loved her town and would have made a great mayor if she survived. >> people love to leave

on the yellowg braddock huntington to road. the blue and green lines will be normal. here's newschopper 7 over the t ramp.les tomorrow the connections between eastbound and the beltway around 1:00 p.m. that will be convenient. in bethesda starting tonight at big there's going to be a in a projectup that will last quite some time. woodmont avenue it will be nearly two years near miller. the closure is part of plans for two high ines and additional parking downtown bethesda. the man behind the iconic poster obama emblazoned hope has avoided jail time. he got probation after being destroyingf in a civilocuments lawsuit over the poster. the associated press accused him using onethe poster their copyrighted pictures of the president without permission. bars.ed six months behind adam caskey is back with us now for the forecast. beautiful with bright sunshine. warm.le look at the sunrise this morning at 6:43. today we had 12 hours and 26 minutes of daylight. next month, that's hours and 31 minutes. of daylight longerhts are getting and the days are getting shorter. still hav

my stock is hban, that's huntington bank. >> and i want you to stick with huntington bank.in a breakout mode. this is one we liked when they changed the management. we stuck with this through three and four and three and four. it's paying off and it's going -- >> buy, buy, buy! >> -- higher! tyler in pennsylvania, tyler? >> caller: hey, cramer, what's going on? >> i want to get my dad to be able to vote. what is up? >> caller: i'm looking for a dividend that can grow. how do you feel about boardwalk pipeline partners? >> boardwalk empire pipeline partners. i think it's very good. i remember when this came public. it has been a winner. and i continue to believe that this is one of the better ones out there. i got to tell you, some of them have been very, very weak. but this yield is 7.8%, and i like it. let's take another call. let's go to ryan in ohio, ryan? >> caller: boo-yah from the buckeye state. >> nice! >> caller: how are you doing? >> not bad. how about you? >> caller: pretty good. how is arena pharmaceuticals doing? >> love like the cincinnati bengals. i want you to

the district includes parts of old town alexanderia crystal city, shirlington and huntington. the poles will close tonight. >>> some is over for most students in northern virginia. some of the region's biggest districts are heading back to school today. alexanderia arlington and fairfax counties. kristin fisher spent the morning with students at the new south county middle school in lorton. >> reporter: good morning. it's a day full of firsts at south county middle school. it's the first year that this school has been open, first day of school. how you feel something good very nervous. i don't want to get lost. >> i'm feeling anxious for her. >> kind of scared maybe. >> i'm so anxious, like i'm so excited for my daughter but like, you know, she's growing up so fast. >> reporter: but no one is more nervous than this seventh grade boy from south korea. this is your first day going to school in the u.s. how you feeling? >> not good. >> my son is very nervous. >> reporter: but at least everyone is a new student at this school. they've come armed with color coded maps to find their

huntington, forces dozens -- t.st citizen's and m & we can be very impatient when it comes to our electronics. we want access and we want it now. each of them grab a share of the pipeline and the band with. the demand is constantly growing. in an effort to keep up, businesses are working to increase internet bandwidth. >> new conflicting gambling ads are out today. that means the 11 news team is on the case. david collins takes a look at the claim that a big portion will definitely be going to education. >> and college students from china are in college park for a joint performance. i will take a behind-the-scenes coming out. >> a unique collaboration producing a one of a kind performance. >> kim dacey has teh details. >> performers in this unique production of "a midsummer night's dream" , from two different continents. some of them are in college students from beijing. >> we bonded right away. >> she helped coordinate the collaboration. they have been rehearsing since the beginning of september. it has been a learning experience for all of them. >> they perform in a more natural way. >> thi

but surprisingly, even the ones with no treatment, such as huntington's disease, about half of the patients who are at risk because one of their parents had the disorder actually would like to get the testing and do want to know. you may say why would they want to know this thing? it's so they can make certain major changes in their life plan, what kind of career they might pursue, whether or not to have children of their own, and so on. how do you think the test is going to turn out? do you think you'll be found to have the gene? not to have the gene? i think i'm going to have the gene. i think i am. but i think i could go on, you know, with other things in my life, rather than having it take up so much of my time worrying about it. edward mccabe: at this time, we're more studying rarer diseases, getting to know how those genes work. but we're using the same technologies now to move to the more common diseases. david faxon: so you might imagine many, many years from now that you go to your doctor's office and you have your gene map done. and it shows that you have a mutation that increases

thanks for sticks around because you wrote a great opinion piece in huntington post.ell us what your reaction is when you hear the pundits saying it isover. >> it's not over. don't be complaisant out there. we have two more jobs reports coming. those reports, if they are as bad as the august reports -- and they may be given what is happening in europe, china is slowing down a lot -- japan -- all around the world we have economic problems. given that, that may be that these job reports are not so good. they may give credence for romney to say they are not what they should be. >> jennifer: before you give me other reasons though, stop on that for one second. do you with your knowledge because obviously you are an economy guy. with your knowledge of what is going on, do you expect those next two reports will be challenging for the president? >> i don't think they are going to show any robust economy. i think it's likely we'll see a repeat of august. maybe 96,000, 100,000, maybe 110,000 new jobs per month, but you need 125,000 new jobs a month to keep up with population g

with a friend saturday and the coast guard said crowe and his friend apparently made their way to huntington bay beach and they had to call out to a boat on patrol for some help. crowe is on long island filming a movie called no way and sent atwitter message thanking the officers who helped get him back to dry land. drink today? are you going to >> all right. that's a question you might know the answer to this early. nothing to do with how thirsty you are. it could have to do with the shape of your beer glass. we will explain when this storya nabbing hard to come by- - >> a snack hard to come by. you may pay more for your popcorn but how much? >> reading, writing and stereotypes? some say boys and girls do better in separate classrooms. it sparked debate and now a lawsuit. >> and it's foggy and cloudy and muggy on this labor day. i will tell you when we can speak and conditions. (bell rings) hi. yes? you know those delicious granola bunches in honey bunches of oats? i love those. we've added more to every box. really? wow! honey bunches of oats. make your day bunches better. >>> it's monday

trains will single between huntington and braddock road.re will be no work on the line. >> a plan is in place to keep any national if playoff games run late. they tried reaching a deal, but now living social will pay for service. company is putting down a deposit, required keep metro open late. >> seems like a good move for them. >> it is 64 degrees. >> in the big apple, a push to >> it is 64 degrees. >> in the big apple, a push to build the world's excuse us, while we change into something more comfortable. cool. introducing, the square sunnyd bottle. coming up at 6:00, fans, players, and coaches cheered the e regular nfl th referees. did the coaches feel after the game? >> and what could cause gas prices to start climbing again. >> a man police police on horseback and we have the video. at 6:00.l ahead we will hear from comedian handler on "katie." they will talk family, friends, sex with the funny girl at today right here on abc 7. >> tonight on abc 7 news at 5, lot of time spend a in hospitals have many tough challenges. e situation has

yellow line trains will single track between huntington and braddock road. tonight on abc 7 news at 5, children and spends a lot of lot of hospitals face a tough challenges. it has prompted young cancer hospital toa local this. it's a video that has gone viral on the internet. it is really a powerful message what the kids go through everyonesage they want to hear. that inspirational story tonight at 5:00. 6:27 right now. another half-hour ahead. two-year suspension, police resume breath krystal conwell : we see a lot of problems with the... resources. materials. things that the children need... on a day-to-day basis. anncr: question seven will help. the partment of legislative services says question seven... will mean hundreds of millions of dollars... for schools...from gaming revenues that would have... gone to other states. and independent audits will guarantee the money... goes where it's supposed to. krystal conwell: i think people should vote for question... seven because i think it will be a great benefit to children. >> live and in hd, this is "good

crow paddled to the boat, and hitched a ride back to huntington bay.hael jackson apparently worse than believed before his death. new e mails show the his health had concert promoteors worried in the weeks leading up to his dental. l.a. times obtained 250 pages of e mail messages saying jackson was out of shape and consumed with self doubt putting his tour in jeopardy. >> movie goers in a scary mood this holiday weekend. the fright flick "the possession" jumped to the top spot. and the film about a young girl possessed by a miss steerus spirit earned nearly $18 million. and for your hollywood head lines check out otrc.com. >> and don't expect to see a kim kardashian star. the socialite stated she wanted to be the first reality tv star to appear on the los angeles landmark but according to the hollywood reporter she was denied. the hollywood chamber of commerce says kardashian does not currently fulfill the criteria. >> and britain's prince andrew descended europe's tallest building to raise money for charity. this is the 52-year-old royal tethered to a

trains will single track between huntington and braddock road. that the yellow line.re will be no work on the blue or green. >> texas will soon open a stretch of highway with the highest speed limit in the country. a speed limit of 85 miles an hour has been approved for a 41- mile toll road that runs south from austin and will open in november. 5:42 is the time, 70 degrees. >> a bittersweet night for nationals fans. we have a look ahead >> here's what's coming up at 6:00 on "good morning washington." lighter moments from the democratic national convention including who pokes fun at clint eastwood >> . and what led kelly tickler to make such a drastic hair change. -- kelly pickler. >> and one has this mom dancing and her kids bus stop. those stories and more coming abets the top of the hour at 6:00 a.m. >> tonight on abc 7 news at 5:00, she is nearly one of a kind. we will introduce you to the only female motorcycle police officer in prince george's county. she is one of the few in the country. alison starling tells us why this working woman has taken on the challenge

. >> there is the huntington post says she's one of the women intent to follow on twitter. >> and she'lln us with a look at what is trending online. >> there is kicking us off today a young boy reunited with a toy after mom happens across it on ebay. >> there is he came in the mail today he did? >> he did! you're kidding! >> not kidding. he came today. look! >> up next, the geniuses from improfsh filmed their black tie beach black mob. ♪ [ music ] . >> and today there is a video destined for internet greatness. kittens and kits flying in slow motion. >> see you next time, san francisco. >> that is big air there. >> and there is extreme college students are getting to to get into the right soror ti house. >> first, a look ahead at world news at 5:30. >> everyone in san francisco in the bay area, tonight the teacher strike in chicago continues but we try to answer question at the heart of it. what is the best way to grade a teacher in the classroom? a good one? bad one? what we've learned around the country and there is miracle products, we were told to take fish oil. a study says it may n

single-tracking between huntington and braddock road. stocks rallied with the dow jones jumping more than 240 points. >> wall street hoping that continues following the release of today's unemployment report. now more from paula faris. >> good morning. the big focus on every first friday of the month, but the august employment report from the labor department carries extra significance so close to the presidential election. optimism about jobs and progress on the european economic front has fuelled the wall street's rally. overseas markets are staying higher as well. you may have seen payment protection offers from credit- card companies. those plans are under fire for misleading marketing. now many card companies are ditching those protection plans. talk about a loyal employee. this 92-year-old woman is retiring from macy's in new york after 73 years, along disserving employees in the stores history. fdr was in the white house when she started. it is the only place she ever worked. [ harry umlaut ] here we go. [ sally umlaut ] what? the

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>> we were at huntington beach at a party.his guy got impressed with my drinking skills. >> sweet beer bong. >> jimmy: all right. chris and tim you're playing against our most bitter rival from the university of arizona in tucson. please welcome d.j. and jake. there they are. showing school spirit. what year are you guys? >> we're both juniors. >> jimmy: and what is your major? >> i'm pre law. >> i'm marketing. >> jimmy: very good. what do you like to do for fun? are you drinkers? >> we casually drink. it doesn't define us necessarily. we like to play sports, hang out with friends, make videos. normal stuff. >> jimmy: do you like each other's schools? we'll give this question to both teams. do you like arizona state d.j. and jake? >> not at all. >> jimmy: chris and tim, how do you feel about arizona? >> they're pretty useless. i'm from tuscon. >> jimmy: there's no love lost. i went to asu. kourtney kardashian went to u of a. okay? thank you. all right. the rules of the game are very simple. it's scavenger hunt, i'll ask you to

he originally worked at the huntington post. buzzfeed started as a side project. when he left the huffington post, he started working on it full time. ever since january, we have been sort of revamping into more of a news site. >> did you graduate from ohio state? >> i went to ohio university you originally. >> he graduated from st. john's? >> i did not graduate, i am still taking classes of mine. when they hired me, i was still in school. i started taking on more work and i've been doing online classes and finishing my degree. >> why did you leave school? >> i think there is importance to it. people really like what i do. people love the old clips of the politicians. there is a lot of time that you break something in the news cycle that people did not know. i found this club of mitt romney in 2010 when he was arguing for an individual mandate. look at but we did in massachusetts. people did not know that. at the time, that took over the news cycle. rick santorum was using it in the republican party. -- primary. >> we have followed you because you've got a lot of

the best bank is best bank at followed by huntington and citizens bank.ks are on the list and we will have that for you later today at 5. >> is now a legal for colleges in california to demand your password for social media. people are protected from giving up password under this law are employees and job applicants students and prospective students. you do not have to give over your key to facebook for them to spy on you. there is at >> you can buy someone a gift on facebook then you can post that get on their time line. the person can unwrap a preview of the gift and if they do not like it they can change its size or flavor. this will increase gradually for people over the united states. >> there was a gathering of techies in menlo park for a good cause. they gathered at facebook headquarters for a competition and the winners will get a hundred thousand dollars. what they're competing for as a prototype and proposal for a web at that the contestant things will provide useful college advice. the competition is still november 16th. >> the blue angels live

huntington, west virginia. wsaz, news channel 3. afternoon showers. afternoon showers, temperature 71 degrees. more wet weather down in florida. miami has had over 30 inches of rain above normal for this year so far. heavy thunderstorms moving into the mid mississippi river valley. a beautiful day there in new england. 63 in caribou. 76 in los angeles today and a spectacular day in seattle with sunshine and 67 degrees. that's what's going on around the country, here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> we have a nice day on tap. finally, we are seeing a bit of a warm up. the temperature 56 degrees right in areas like mt. pleasant and pent worth. we have temperatures to the west in fairfax at 45 and 49 degrees. mcclain and reston, you are starting to warm up as well. north of us 46 going for a high temperature of 76 degrees. not bad. tomorrow, 83, a little warmer. and that's your latest weather. savannah? >> all right, al. thank you. coming up next, today's professionals on the nfl referee deb kashls and a father who admitted he does have a

some trust bbnt and huntington bancshares basically saying they'll do great because of their lack ofe to europe and valuations are where they should be and suntrust is at a 60% run-up in 2012. all three of these have outperformed the broad are market and the financial sector and those are the hold or take profit-type calls. i want to touch on general mills and up about 1% so far and good profit and showing pricing power which is important and the yoplaity acquisition did use the numbers, but still the international numbers were much better than expected. jim, i did confirm that. it did go negative while i was speak, down about two points. >> union pacific had positive comments and a great summary of things. let's head to the bond pits and rick santelli is in chicago. >> i'll tell you what, jim, i find the credit markets fascinating in the context of the last fed meeting. if you look at a two-day chart, we're drifting lower in yields. what's interesting is the 13th was the day we had the statement last week. on that particular day, interest rates moved up about 14 basis points. since

forecasters say that waves at huntington beach will max out at 8 ft. but some waves will top 15 ft.. at a spread of extreme high tide and that could mean flooding for coastal areas. >> from the cbs 5 weather center, bring your passport, we're taking you to iceland. where a photographer was able to capture the inspiring northern lights. the northern lights can be visible in both the southern and northern hemisphere. it is all of inspiring, caused by curtains of colored light visible on occasion in the nighttime sky and the photographer caught this two nights ago from a shipyard that he says was his absolute favorite. that is amazing! we cannot see the sky today because we were shrouded in a deck of low clouds and fog. it but it's a mature down a good 23 degrees in livermore, 67 there today after a high of 90, currently 61 degrees. that is the city of san francisco, if you have evening plans in the city by the day, make sure that you bring a jacket because it is a ron hyde in progress. tonight bottoming out at 41 degrees, autumn air in santa rosa and mid

the two men beached their kayaks at huntington bay beach when the coastguard found them and gave themide to the harbor. no one was hurt and the coastguard does not consider it a rescue. >>> an heir to the red bull energy drink is facing charges to a deadly hit and run crash. police in bangkok arrested the young man earlier today. he's suspected of hitting a policeman with his ferrari, dragging the officer down the street and leaving the scene. his family is considered the fourth richest in thailand. he's out on bail. >>> an indianapolis woman could not believe it when a blackhawk helicopter landed in her backyard. turns out it was a drug bust. nicki schultz said she had no idea 60 marijuana plants were growing behind her house. >> i saw it coming this way and it was low and i was like oh, my god. it's going to crash in my backyard. i got a bunch of men with guns and i'm home alone. >> the national guard troops told schultz what they were doing, then seized the evidence and left. >>> coming up on the news edge at 11:00 we'll take you live down to charlotte a day before the democratic n

that includes parts of old town alexandria, crystal city, shirlington and huntington.olls will close at 7:00 tonight and the winner will replace democrat david englin. he resigned after admitting to having an affair. >>> well, more and more people are buying organic. >> whether it comes to their produce but it turns out it may not be any healthier for you than the regular stuff. a study came out monday from the annals of internal medicine. it finds nutrition wise, there's no difference between organic and regular fruits, vegetables or meats. pesticide residue is 30% less in organic produce but levels are still safe in the nonorganic kind. >> nutrition and safety are not reasons to buy organic. however, you may have other reasons to buy organic, such as personal preference. you may think they taste better. you may have a concern that it's more environmentally appropriate. >> regardless of the kinds of fruit and vegetables you buy, experts remind you to wash them all before eating them to stay healthy. >>> let's get the answer to the question of the morning now. here's t

they beach the kayak at nip:30 on stretch of sand near huntington light house where robert and 2 other officers happened to be patrolling. they heard scream ins the dark shine the search light towards the commotion and spotted 2 men in life jacket waving their arms. >> they were asking where the harbor was. asking for directions. >>reporter: crowe calls it a grand adventure and tweeted thanks to seth and the boy from his u.s. coast guard for guiding the way. >> pretty cool. >>reporter: kimberly reportin reporting. now the movie box office fell this summer first time in seven years. down 3 percent from 2011. attendance at movie down 4 percent. analyst chalk up the decline including the olympic. higher ticket prices. and maybe a bunch of bad manufactureies to too. >>> emergency responders say every alarm in the city went off when an earthquake shook up beverly hills. you can see the seismic graph at our sister station in los angeles. as it measured the quake that hit at 3:26 this morning and registered 3.3 magnitude. beverly hills police report getting ka fruls anxious residents but offi

fbi agents along with huntington park detectives returned to the victim's apartment and served a searcharrant, looking for evidence and retrieve items that may help lead them to the robbers. the bank manager has not returned to her home, fearing for her safety, with the two men still at large. investigators say that they do not have much information or descriptions to help find these robbers, and the cameras positioned around the bank don't show much. also the security video and 9 1 1 calls are being withheld for this investigation. in east los angeles, cbs 5. >> for some people deteriorating sidewalks may not seem like a big deal but for others traveling by wheelchair, it can be a major inconvenience. john ramos tells us that a santa rosa man who has made it his mission to make the city's sidewalks a little bit safer. >> he has severe arthritis in his hips, and whenever his motorized chair hits the slightest bump, it is a jarring experience. so, the santa rosa resident has made it his mission in life to attack the problem of on even sidewalks. and his weapon in this battle is a can of

looking at the next three, huntington bank is a mid-size regional bank with branches in west virginia. free checking accounts, a money market account that pays.65%. that's well above the average. number four is first citizens, another mid-size regional bank with more than 420 branches across the country, including our area. perks include free basic checking, low minimum balances for more souped up accounts and rounding out the top five, mid siez regional -- size regional bank m&t bank. it offers free checking, waives out of network atm fees for some. another option of course is credit unions. they have fabulous deals for consumers. it takes a little more guesswork. >> it's not as convenient. >> but a lot of them will let them use any atm and they refund you your out of network charges. something to consider. you have options. >> options are good. thanks, jess. >>> our time is coming up on 6:08. give your home an energy makeover. win some money. in five minutes, how you can enter and some other ideas to keep your home lean and green. >>> slowly but surely the rain is moving out of the

they beached their kayaks in huntington bay. the coast guard spotted them 10:00 saturday night. the coast guard is not classifying it as a rescue. nobody hurt. crow and his friend were wearing life vests. >>> one florida girl hoping to get her start on the football field. the teenager said she is ready to suit up as quarterback and make history. alex's >> reporter: err indimaglia has quite the arm. >> reporter: and she is making history as the first girl in the state to play quarterback on a boys. >> reporter: the 17-year-old drafted by doug gatewood who coached her in girl's flag football and knew she had the skill to play tackle with the boys. >> not a matter of her being a girl. if she was a football player, then wouldn't be here. >> one of us. >> dimeglia does everything with the boys, throwing to running and even wears the pads if tackled, which concerned her parents at first. >> started for erin. how cool is it for a kid to have her dream come true. >> she is the third-string quarterback for south plantation, and if the team is doing well enough against nova on friday, she

>> we are down here on brooklyn south huntington avenue at plum street.crash involving two vehicles. we know there is a personal injury involved. one of the vehicles and up against the house. firefighters in the process of removing one of the victim's right now from one of the vehicles. be advised that southbound pennington avenue is shut down due to this accident. >> thank you. a new attraction is coming to disney's magic kingdom in november. >> this one may raise a few eyebrows. what the park decided to add on this has been against disney policy for four years. >> first, record year for team usa. a special shout out for maryland. >> more twist in a sexual- harassment case. a woman who spoke out could anncr: a good job. it's the key to a good life. but it isn't always easy to find one... a vote for question seven is a vote for maryland jobs. two thousand construction jobs to build a new resort casino. four thousand permanent jobs, paying... on average fifty five thousand a year. six thousand jobs from increased tourism... and table games like blackjack a

. >> james from huntington beach, california. >> i am prepared, james. i know stewart can be maritricious. i hope he isn't vopine. >> you should appreciate your father, tristan. and fort lauderdale, florida. >> they are patriots. thank you very much. finally tonight, the factor tip of the day. >> simply drum it into their sculls that they have to do what they say they will do. tonight the tip concerns kindness. it's a complicated matter. sometimes you hurt people when you try to be kind to them like giving money to addicts. but if you can make somebody feel better by an action, a word, a kind gift, do it. there's no downside except you might spend a few bucks. it's karma. the kinder you are, the better life you will have. ask buddha. and jesus, ask moses. in fact, the tip of the day, be kind to strangers and to people you know. that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website, which is different from billoreilly.com. also we would like you to spout off about the factor. o'reilly@foxnews.com. if you wish to opine, the word of the da