. >>> meteorologist jon james told us -- meteorologist mike nicco has told us it will be hot all day and after three years of drought made everything bone dry. in mill valley, firefighters are keeping an eye out for potential danger and officials are asking people to be exceptionally vigilant the next few days and to use cautious with any sort of fire outdoors. >> the world series we championship quest continues against washington. the crawford blasted a grand slam that pushed the giants ahead silenting the pirates and their fans. the pirates were shut out 8-0. the giant celebrated the victory and are flying to washington, dc, early this morning. >>> at home at at&t park giants fans cleared as the grand slam with thousands walking on the giant video screen and some fans say that 2014 could be another lucky even numbered year as the giants won the world series knew 2010 and 2012 and they on the division series in washington, dc, friday, at noon with game two on saturday at 2:30 and then moves back to at&t park for game three on monday. starting time is not announced. game four if need

. >> a lot people are coming here, but, first, meteorologist jon james and live doppler hd. how does it look? >> we are going to get 1" to 2" of rain and it will come if right in the middle of the parade. we will have it more in the beginning. we will get rain at 10:00. it will be light and the intensity shoots up at 11 o'clock to 1:00 o'clock with moderate-to-heavy rain possible and what we are looking at, even the possibility of thunder with temperatures in the low-to-mid 60's. here is live doppler hd you can see the best chance of showers during the morning mainly in the north bay and a quick look at the lander for the bay, milder with temperatures in the upper 50's to low 60, and a last push of steady written at 4:00 and cloudy during the evening hours and trick-or-treating is manically dry, same inland and stray sures up north through 7:00 and heaviest in the north at noon and then pushing into the east and south bay by 4:00 and it also is going by 7:00. >>> we are starting off with bart with 15 or 20 minute delay in the sfo and millbrae and east bay direction because o

. >> a lot people are coming here, but, first, meteorologist jon james and live doppler hd.s it look? >> we are going to get 1" to 2" of rain and it will come if right in the middle of the parade. we will have it more in the beginning. we will get rain at 10:00. it will be light and the intensity shoots up at 11

james, patrick kane, jamie mcmurray or alex morgan. so what are you waiting for? let's play this game. ♪ (cheers and applause) >> jon: welcome back.met in new york last week, and as with every year, it was pretty much the "march of the wooden politicans" pontificating to apathetic, half-filled rooms, until -- hhhang on, what's going on there? >> indian prime minister narendra modi was given a superstar reception as he addressed a sellout crowd at new york's madison square garden. >> some 20,000 members of the indian-american community turned out. >> jon: 20,000 people? no world leader has drawn that many americans for anything! so a triumphant moment for the newly elected indian prime minister modi. are you enjoying that? (laughter) it is good! listen, modi, you're playing a standing room gig at m.s.g., you don't 'know' pressure. so i hope "team modi" can put on a show. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome, your emcee for today, miss america 2014! (music, "usa" chant) (cheers and applause) >> jon: so, wait -- how did you do that? everyone wanted a piece of the new star, hillary clinton, bill de blasio, chris christie, i.b.m., g

james, patrick kane, jamie mcmurray or alex morgan. so what are you waiting for? let's play this game. ♪ >> jonking about the united nations. the united nations, the united nations was founded in 1945 to save generations from the scourge of war. i think we all know ever since everything's been pretty great. more or less. we sent jordan chreper to the u.n.'s recent general assembly to report on how they are doing. >> right now the world is racked with problems like ebola, syria, climate change, sudan, palestine, the ukraine, and that is just one branch. if only there was an organization whose seoul purpose was to solve these kinds of issues. oh, right, the u.n.. with 117 world leaders in town last week for the general assembly, i headed over to see what the hell they were doing fix these messes. >> i have been attending the united nations meetings for quite a couple of years now. and sometimes i think it becomes just -- >> the u.n. needs to be a lot more effective in their actions that they are taking to combat things like ebola. >> we have this organization that was established after world war

jon: four days! it took the white house only a little less time to find out they'd been hit by bullets than it took jamesto saw off his own arm. his own arm! [ applause ] yesterday the house oversight government reform committee called julia pearson to testify in the issues. it did not go well. >> the bullets were want discovered to have hit the white house in real-time within a 24 hour or greater period by the secret service. yes or no, please >> there was reports of shots fired in proximity to constitution avenue. >> you have officers at the white house drawing weapons because they believe shots were fired. now give me all the evidence to support a vehicle backfire. >> in the downtown there is sound attenuation often times. >> i've never heard a car backfire six to eight times. have you? >> i've heard cars backfire. >> six to eight times? >> it occurred at 9:30 at night. it's difficult to see at night. çlaughterÑ >> jon: so that's -- they believed basically we have two options when someone shoots at the white house at night. you can get a nrarnl flashlight look around, or only have a president during d

night for prep that means former eagle jon runyan among the parents he is coring their son john to the action st. joe's prep on the ground great look blockin blocking jamestouchdown. lasalle is tough. playing good defense. pick by db watch jerry walls with tonight's pick. watch him, watch him. whoo! >> the game we were back and forth. kyle sherman the son of eagles offense coordinator pat will find nick who takes it in for the score. that ties it up at 21. prep made a few more plays on this night. jack clemens with the three to dionne dray swift and watch the catch. oh, yes, son, go up and get it. it was a hard fought battle but prep came out on top tonight 3 35-31. we'll be right back. ♪ >> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 11:00 o'clock. we're back in the morning at 5:00. for beasley, kate and all of us here at "eyewitness news" i'm chris may. >> i'm jessica dean. stay connected all weekend long at cbsphilly.com. the late show with david letterman is next with chelsea handler. have good night. have great weekend. ♪ ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, across the nation and around the world, it's the "late show" with

jon: yeah. judy, the other day the outgoing attorney general, eric holder says, oh, you know if i had it to do over again i really would not have done that jamestigation the way i authorized it. that is really one of my big regrets in office. >> at least he is, that passes for an apology i suppose in the obama administration. jon: yeah. >> but this campaign, this war on the media through the leak investigations, this president has conducted more of them than all of his predecessors combine and we've got to remember that and everyone who covers the white house as ellen does knows, knows, that this administration is extremely hostile to the media and only in the sixth year of his administration has president obama figured out if he leaks insubstantial information to people he can actually divert the press from doing its job and following the scandals that are underreported by the mainstream media in this country be it, the irs, be it immigration, be it "fast & furious," be it benghazi, et cetera, et cetera. jon: "politico" did a piece -- >> i'm on the board of -- jon: go ahead, ellen. >> i'm on board of reporters without borders and i don't spea

jon: another delay in the colorado moving massacre case as the judge postpones the death penalty trial for jamesfor a fifth time. jury selection was set to begin next month but the defense asked for more time to review the sanity evaluation of their client. the judge is giving them until january 20th. jury selection expected to take months with testimony beginning sometime next summer. that would be three years after holmes is alleged to have opened fire at the midnight showing of the dark night rises. the shooting rampage killed 12 people, wounded 70 others. shannon: we are waiting comments from an ebola survivor, amber vinson, one of two nurses infected while treating liberian citizen thomas eric duncan at texas hospital. he later died. vinson was diagnosed with the killer virus less than two weeks ago and now she is getting out of the hospital as the battle heats up over quarantining other medical professionals coming in contact with other ebola patients. dr. kevin campbell, author of a brand new book out today, women and cardiovascular disease, addressing disparity in care. great new book. h

james lovari, head of military affairs in west africa. hon. jon roth, general for united department of homeland security. assistant secretary for preparedness and response the us department of health the ices. copresident of and mr. nurses united. ravine torbay, senior vice of international operations at the international corps. ladies and gentlemen, according to the rules of the committee, will you please all cries and raise hand for the oath. do solemnly swear that your testimony will be the truth, nothing e truth, and the truth?please be seated. but it be noted that all answered in the affirmative. today we will have a lot of questions, so please realize that your entire be on g statement will the record. and we ask that you limit your oral testimony to five minutes. members of the d committee, thank you for the be here this o regarding the department's role on ebola response, which is a response to a global threat. two to the us military's unique capabilities, of the department upon to provide interim solutions which allow other departments th

that means congressman jon runyan was cents there escorting their son, john junior. st. joe's prep from the groundment great blocking, james the touchdown, prep took the early lead. but lasalle was not messing around. they played some good defense, i love a good interception by db. watch jared walls go up. watch him. don't throw it, son, don't throw t i told you not to throw t great leaping interception. game went back and forth, kyle sherman, son of eagles offensive coordinator sherman found rick, took it in for the score. tied it up at 21, thousands at the game, i was there, packed house, prep made few more plays on the night. jack clements with the throw to deandre swift and great catch just amazing, hard fought battle, but prep came out on top. thirty-five to 31. >>> that's your sports, i'm beasley reese, have a great weekend. >> philadelphia area native bradley cooper is back to get birds fans pumped up for tomorrow night's match up of the new york giants in a new video posted on fly eagles fly. com. cooper takes a shot at giants fans in his best new york accent. >> use a bunch of cheese steak eating liberty bell crac

james bullard. set first official to come out publicly about a taper pause. impact to the markets ttday, let me tell you, we got the bullard bounce. here to talk to us about it, jon hilsenrath from "the wall street jouunal." so, jon, you look at this, we were headed one direction. the dow was down at one point 20points. @ullard comes out and says, well, we might change what we're doing. explain to us why that made such a difference in the market? >> i would like to explain why it made such a difference and why we should be very, very careful of extrapolating what one fed official said to the whole institution. so it mattered because the marrets have been hanging on fed policy for four or five years now. every time the fed talks about doing some new step stimulus program it jacks up stock prices. frankly i think the market really turned yesterday. it was down 400 points at one point. gerri: 460. >> so i think, you know, the bounce we saw today was extension of that. let me be very clear. i do not think what jim bullard said today represents what the federal receive is thinking. people -- gerri: why such a big reaction in the market? if bullard doesn't have coattai