krueger of manhattan will be joining us representing 500 blocks of new york city and sponsored a 2010 illegal hotel law. ♪ >> this was the largest software conference in the world. discussed everything from larryly career and under ellison and his vision for the future of salesforce. you started your first company when you are 15. >> i did. you went to apple. what was the single most important thing you learned from him? >> passion. steve jobs is one of the greatest, most passionate people i ever met and i remember in 1984i was programming assembly language which is the language at the core of the microprocessor. we were writing the first software that did assembly language. steve jobs came storing down the developersvating the , his energy was infectious and everyone wanted to work as hard as they could because he was there and he was working so hard. i learned that. and thatto be all in is something i try to bring to salesforce. >> how confident are you in the future of apple under tim cook? >> i think tim is doing a great job. we saw some great new project -- products with the new

up next, we speak to state senator liz krueger. ♪ she sponsored the 2010 illegal hotel law.

up next, we speak to state senator liz krueger. ♪ she sponsored the 2010 illegal hotel law. >> welcome'm emily chang. airbnb is taking some blows from new york state attorney general eric tiedemann. a report from his office says nearly three quarters of their listings in new york city are illegal. the company told us that the report relies on incomplete and outdated information. the findings do not account for the more than 2000 listings we already removed from our -- from new york. seems to be a never-ending battle. matt miller has been looking into this. what is your take? >> clearly we all know a lot of people offering their homes via airbnb are doing something illegal in one form or another. if you ever lived in new york, you have probably rented an apartment and realized you are not really allowed to sublet that apartment. that doesn't stop a lot of people from doing it. these spokeswoman for airbnb who talked about the money she made, she turned out to have been sued by her landlord for doing it. that's a concern, but not so much of a concern to attorney general schneiderman. he

senator liz krueger of manhattan will be joining us representing 500 blocks of new york city and sponsored a 2010 illegal hotel law. ♪

here are the decorations at the krueger home in belmont.hey include the baby dolls covered in blood happening from nooses. neighbors say that's too much. but the krueger family says this isn't a problem. >> i just think they could have done away with the baby dolls hanging, you know, because it's frightening to children. >> i just don't understand why baby dolls covered in sharmie is a bad thing. >> now, according to the kruegers, the dolls have been hanging there for three weeks and they haven't heard one complaint. they say until now, in spite of the attention on social media, they will not be taking down the baby dolls soon. >>> and a major makeover, board walk hall, west hall, the train station and the convention center will get up to $1 million to update heating and cooling repairs. the projects will take about five years to complete. >>> now, to new castle county. and an update on that composting facility we've been telling you about that's causing quite a stink there. we told you yesterday that the state has ordered the facility in w

. >> reporter: mary krueger and her kids put a lot of work into decorating their home for halloween.epurposed old dolls instead of throwing them out. and pattern everybody has problems with that. >> reporter: the decorations have some neighbors saying the display is too disturbing. >> i just think they could have done without those baby dolls hanging. >> reporter: the display features a trio of baby dolls covered in fake blood while hanging from nooses. >> i thought it was a little gruesome. but i thought to each his own. >> i just don't understand why baby dolls covered in sharpie is a bad thing. >> reporter: the kruegers don't understand the controversy. they say these dolls have been up for three weeks and haven't heard a complaint until now. >> it's just ridiculous, to be honest. >> reporter: she understands her decorations are different and not like what the others are displaying on her block, but despite the negative attention on social media, krueger says she is not taking them down. >> they stay up until halloween. >> reporter: meantime, krueger says had her neighbors simply

. >> we have yuan alan krueger with us today.t kruger .conomics and w we have to be aware of the structural permanence of this out of unemployment. you agree? >> i definitely agree with that. i don't think it's something the federal reserve can do much about, besides not making it worse by raising interest rates in the near term. this is a fiscal policy problem. we've had the budget deficit coming down, which is negative for the economy. it's a little less negative than it was a few months ago. jobs,d to create particularly for people who have been unemployed for a long time. would you suggest we need more stimulus or an overt stimulus? >> i think that would help. when it comes to the long-term unemployed, their problems are different. they have gone a long time being rejected. they face a psychological barriers. i think it's important to target are measures at the long-term unemployed like a tax credit for employers to hire someone who has exhausted unemployment insurance. policyhere a prescription other than all-american econom

. >> new york state senator liz krueger, certainly not a problem we will sell today. appreciate you sharing your views. and matt miller in new york. mark crumpton is standing right in new york with a preview of what is coming up on "bottom line." >> on the customer as we his housing -- one of the top stories we're following his housing. more home building in september. will that give the u.s. and offer against any of the economic slowdown? hour.u at the top of the back to you in san francisco, home to the national league champion giants. >> yes! go giants! thank you. awesome game yesterday. the giants going to the world series. >> third time in five years. >> corey and i were at a restaurant in 2010, he did these

. >> reporter: i am outside the krueger family home, yes, that is their last name as in freddie krueger and they love halloween. they were the first in the neighborhood to put up this very elaborate halloween display but not everyone is happy about some dangling dolls. check out this bellmawr, new jersey, neighborhood and you'll find witches flying through trees, ghosts and ghouls and plenty of other frightful sites. it is halloween after all. but this display outside a home on wilson street is scaring up quite a controversy. >> i don't like that. it's creepy. the dolls, i don't like the dolls no. >> reporter: three seemingly bloodied baby dolls with ropes around their next hang in the front yard along with spiders and skeletons. some neighbors say the babies are down right disturbing. >> i really don't like that. i like to see witches, you know, goblins and ghosts. not hanging babies. >> reporter: one neighbor who doesn't want identified says, this goes way too far. >> it's scary. it's gross. it's disgusting. it's horrible. >> reporter: do you think they should take them down? >> yes.

the krueger family, though, says this shouldn't be a problem. >> i just think it should be without theaby dolls hanging because it's frightening to children. >> i don't understand why baby dolls covered in sharpie is a bad thing. >> according to the krueger, a perfect name, by the way, the dolls have been up for three weeks and they haven't heard any complaint until now. despite the attention on social media, they will not be taking down their bloody dolls. >>> an ocean county man is charged with selling heroin. police arrested davis at a ramada inn. they found six packages of heroin labeled with the name ebola. davis is being held on $300,000 bail. >>> now your nbc10 "first alert" weather with meteorologist bill henley. >>> it's a windy and a rainy and a chilly morning. this is the view from new jersey, garden state parkway. summer's point getting steady light rain right now. that is going to be on and off this morning, and into this afternoon. 53 degrees right now. right now, the rain is off in philadelphia. but look at the wind, gusting to 29 miles an hour right now. and cape may ge

. >> reporter: but don't tell that to the krueger kids., that is their last name and no surprise halloween is the family's favorite holiday. they spend an entire day putting together this creepy creation and they're particularly proud of it. >> it's hilarious and like funny and scary like all in one. i just love halloween because it's so much fun to just get scared let yourself go. >> reporter: 10 year old lilly and eight year old brother greg don't get why some people find the babies so disturbing. >> i think, um, i just want to have fun on halloween and i think it's a cool decorations maybe they don't think it is but i do. >> reporter: their dad says it's all just harmless halloween fun. >> this is what's scary today. i don't think some people realize that. this is what the kids are into. like i said the conjuring and anna bell. >> reporter: what do you say to those people? >> get scared on halloween, people! >> still some neighbors say the babies are way too disturbing and should come down. the kruegers say they're not frightened by a l

. >> reporter: chris krueger s wife and three children put up the decorations.says halloween is a favorite family holiday and they go out all year. >> this is what's scary today. this is what the kids are into. couldn't injuring and anna bell. >> he can't believe neighbors are making such a fuss over some harmless halloween fun. >> are you serious. >> you guys should have -- i watch 29. you should what have did. you should have sent out dave schratwieser for something like this much this is maffia type stuff. >> 19 your old nicole who lives across the street actually thinks it's kind of spook tacular. >> i'm into all of that so it's just for the scary effect. i don't think it's really that big of a deal. it's only for the spirit of halloween. >> dawn tells us despite what some neighbors think the kruegers say they are not scared by a little controversy and the babies are staying. >>> all right. president obama story to his wife probably starts out, you know, a funny thing happened to me while casting my ballot. he was in his hometown of chicago yesterday for ear

perez, austan goolsbee, and alan krueger. be joining us over the next two hours. we will discuss the policy for u.s. politics. we are going to have mohammed al .rian's thoughts this is the first time he is speaking out. less than 30 minutes away from the economy report. -- stocksdicate scott will be higher. it could change after 8:30. the cyber attack on jpmorgan has turned out to be one of the biggest ever. data was accessed on 76 million households and a 7 million small businesses. hong kong pro-democracy demonstrators under attack at two protest sites. hundreds of men tussled with protesters and removed barricades. that is a live shot of what is going on. leaders say they will cancel planned talks with the they --.t unless this has not been seen in hong kong. president obama puts the spotlight on jobs. he is set to meet with steelworkers following his speech in chicago, where he called attention to the economic recovery in the u.s., especially in manufacturing. >> manufacturing has added more than 700,000 new jobs. it is growing twice as fast as the rest of the

the krueger family says, well, this shouldn't be a problem. >> i just think they could have done withoutou know, it's frightening to children. >> i just don't understand why baby dolls covered in sharpie is a bad thing. >> according to the kruegers, the dolls have been up for three weeks and they haven't heard a complaint now. they say despite the negative attention on social media they will not be taking down the dolls. >>> upgrades to drinking water in parts of pennsylvania. governor tom corbett announced the investment of $65 million for drinking water and waste water projects across 16 counties. philadelphia will use its money for stormwater basins. and lehigh county received a loan for pump station, and collection lines. >> at first they were missing, now they're just lost. that's the fate of nearly 200 college readiness exams taken by students in delaware county. 182 students took the a.c.t.s last month. they learned tuesday, the test results were officially lost. the entire episode is putting a crimp in some college plans. >> it's just really, really frustrating and just like why

. >> i want to wrap up the script feared this is alan krueger on a friday jobs report.tical to her to are you suggesting alan krueger is correct and there are two american labor economies? >> yes. >> absolutely. >> the politicians want to say it is one america and all of that your you write about this excessively, jeff, way out front again on a bimodal america. we've had a huge structural shifts. the jobs are not there for middle skills and middle skilled workers are driving out lower skilled workers and this is again not something that aggregate demand is going to manage. this is globalization. mike wrote some seminal articles on this. it is also technological change. robotics, artificial intelligence systems, all good stuff, but it is dramatically changed the labor market and therefore if you go with the old-style, we have to do stimulus, short-term tax cuts, we are never getting to the crux of the matter. that has been our problem for years. we do not want to talk about the -- >> here is the question, michael spence, nobel laureate, what does the economist fixed for

waldo and freddy krueger try to help. but he chases batgirl and flips her over.rs nearby watched. no word on what triggered the fight. >>> in sayreville over the suspension of the high school football coaching staff. seven players have been charged with hazing and other crimes and the season canceled. marlie hall reports. >> reporter: the school board of sayreville, new jersey, suspended football coaches over the hazing of several players. >> these are suspensions consistent with an ongoing investigation. >> reporter: dozens of parents, residents, and former players attended the meeting to voice their support for head coach george najjar. >> not one person here is going to heal the wounds of this community. the man that's going to do that is sitting at home right now because he's not allowed here, and that's coach najjar. >> reporter: the scandal involves seven young men age 15/to 17 who are facing charges, including aggravated sexual assault, aggravated criminal sexual contact, conspiracy, and hazing. prosecutors say there were at least four incidents last month

now, didn't seem like freddy krueger was helping much.aldo, you and freddy krueger have very similar sweaters. are you worried people could confuse you? >> that's a good point, jimmy. >> jimmy: thank you. >> but my hat gives it away. >> jimmy: this, to me, is where waldo really shines. we got this in slow motion. before mr. incredible goes in the, you try to restrain him. even his costume, before he shuffles you away and goes in to fight. you almost got hold of him there. his foam rubber muscles. is he as powerful as he appears to be? >> no, he's a total -- one of those words i can't say on tv. >> jimmy: okay, good. now, let's bring in one of the other gentlemen who got involved in this. this is r.j. hello, r.j. you were just happening -- you out on the street selling cds. and you jumped in to fight mr. incredible. >> well, not to fight him. just to break it up, you know? but i was kind of mad at what he did. >> jimmy: let's look again at what happened there. and we can see here, now, you jumped in. it looked like you were ready to fight

. >> mary krueger and her kids put in a lot of work to decorate for halloween. but this year the family's decorations have some neighbors saying the display is too disturbing. >> they could have done without the little baby dolls hanging. it's frightening to children. >> the display outside of their wilson avenue home feature a trio of baby dolls with fake blood hanging from nooses. >> i thought it was a little gruesome. >> i don't understand why baby dolls covered in sharpie is a bad thing. >> reporter: they say these dolls have been up for three weeks and they haven't heard a complaint until now. >> it's just ridiculous, honest. it's just ridiculous. >> reporter: she understands her decorations are different and not like what the others are displaying. but despite the negative reaction, she says she's not taking them down >> they stay up until halloween. >> reporter: meantime, she says had her neighbors came up to her and asked her to take them down, she would have. nbc 10 news. >>> nearly 8 million cars and counting. the warning widens for scores of people dr

waldo and freddie krueger impersonators stepped in before mr.ncredible punched and kicked batgirl and flipped her on the sidewalk. >> he was messing with her the whole time. >> sometimes there's the good ones and there's the ones on the dark side that will request $20 which is really bad in my opinion. >> reporter: while we were there officers alisted a spider- man -- arrested a spider-man impersonator for an unrelated crime. still, the incident underline concerns about tourist safety that heightened last year when a homeless man killed a woman on the walk of fame. the lapd cracked down on aggressive panhandling. characters then sued for violation of their city rights. the city settled and since then tried to strike a balance between protecting the rights and the area. >> we as a police department have learned from the past. and we're ensuring that our officers protect the rights of street performers and work within the law. >> to go out there and be a street character they need to be an ambassador for los angeles and for hollywood and not engag

melissa: haunted houses as much a part of halloween as freddy krueger, or sugar highs.e haunted houses are a chance to breathe new life into so-called zombie buildings. our very fearless lauren simonetti is at a haunted house in livingston, new jersey. looks very spooky. take it away. >> it is spooky, melissa. just a couple years ago this was gibbs college. then it was abandoned for years. bain haunted house came in. they bought it. there is about 3500 haunted at strack shuns like this one. what are you doing in the toilet over here? haunted attractions like this one, across the country. this is $22 per, per ticket. 1,000 people came here specifically last night. and, bringing in sales, nationally, if we're looking at average ticket price being 15 bucks, a billion dollars just for haunted attractions. put that on 2.2 billion in candy. you see how big of a holiday, halloween is. this is tremendous. we're just showing a small section of this haunted house. it is 40,000 square feet. and, so it's a great business opportunity. for the guy who operate this is on halloween is

did the hat long to freddy krueger? appointing him is like appointing michael moore to fight obesity. he has no medical background and it makes me think the white house is just pranking us, thatt this isn't an administration. it's the world's longest episo, of jack ass and we are the brunt of every joke. because you think that maybe for a moment they would have sat down and go, boy, people are really scared. we need likede a majestic inspirational leader, somebody to instill confidence. it doesn't have to be medical expert. it could be somebody in the military. it could be somebody that everybody trusts. hey, how about the guy that kevin spacey played in a mini series and you know what's great about this guy? he loves the sweets. he'sinis a -- tweet. >> when they're debating who this guy should be, how about taking advice from republicans, too? who would be not partson? what would be uniting in getting the country back to a calm tone? >> second gone to somebody like a democrat, like a long-termmebo democrat who had been

. >>> we are back with walter issacson and amity shlade and gloria barger and paul krueger and so, politically there something going on here, walter, because it e fefeels like the republicans have a lot of momentum the, and the democrats have not. >> well, it is something that the country has gotten distracted from what they are caring about, we have a rekcovey and how can everyone participate and how is it a sustain and real recovery and how can we make sure that it is inclusive and we are going to make sure that it is inclusive and call it isil or isis, and should we arm the syrian rebelts and stop the flights from west africa even though there are not direct flights from west africa and the things that are making the people slightly unnerved and the thing that most importantly the gasoline prices are going down, and that is the best indicator of who is going to the movies and voting for the incumbent party, and that is not having the effect it should. >> and gloria, that is fascinating, because walter says that if you look at the objective data you would say -- >> people are not feeling it.

. >> and then i told her, that her nose looks like freddy krueger and she hates me for that, but i lovee she has a cindy lou who nose. >> but it took me awhile to get used to the fact that i'm going to look like this forever. so you got to get used to it, and it's really hard to come to that conclusion. because i didn't look like this before. >> coming up -- >> counting this money. >> and when you say that, add a little swag and slow it down. >> counting his money and getting -- >> philip white goes into the mentoring business. and cort holbrook receives some mentoring from his cellie. >> he's been through a lot, in the system for years and he has good perspective on life. >> let's put it this way. some people pray to god. i pray to john gotti. until your insurance company jacks up your rates. you freak out. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? hey insurance companies, news flash. nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insu

the guide leading this walking safari at krueger national park in south africa is praising his group. he says if they had backed off the elephant probably would have followed through with his charge. experts say in this situation the important thing is to stay calm and not make any sudden movement. >> oh, my gosh. >>> everybody's good. >> including the partners, back together on "dancing with the stars" after last week's switchup. >> abc 7 news entertainment reporter has more on what the stars learned from that changed. >> reporter: after michael waltrip and his partner were disco duds with the judges, michael realized he needs to amp it up for his return to emmaslater. they were not happy with their low scores but michael was happy with the lessons learned. >> it was all about get the practice, we are going to do these moves, you are going to learn it, then we will come back tomorrow. i like that harsh, tough schooling i got this week. i'm going to carry that to next week's class. i think i will be a better student because of it. >> reporter: tommy chong learned a valuable tool. >> i

incredible, batgirl, chewbaka, waldo, even freddie krueger all got into a very nasty fight. >> the weirdup of people but it happened in hollywood of course. >> it's a fight! >> the characters are supposed to entertain tourists on the hollywood walk of fame. but instead, they gave quite a show yesterday. started with mr. incredible or not so incredible. allegedly he attacked batgirl. at one point he chased, punched and kicked and threw her on the sidewalk. [ censored ] >> other superheros are not surprised this happened [ censored ] >> what should i call? what do you go by? >> batman. >> the good ones we're stationary. we're standing against the curb. people come to us. but the bad ones, they roam up and down so they cross paths or they target the same people. >> well, too bad batman wasn't there to stop all that fighting. mr. incredible eventually chased off batgirl seems to be just fine so -- >> i was in disneyworld one time i saw snow white smoking a cigarette. [ laughter ] >> it killed me! but this is just not right, liz. that's not right. >> that's awful! that's -- what did you say e

incredible batgirl, chewbaka, waldo and freddie krueger, they got into a nasty fight on the hollywood walk of fame. the characters -- [ laughter ] >> -- interesting group of characters, right? >> who is that? >> they are supposed to entertain tourists and it started when mr. incredible allegedly attacked batgirl. at one point he chased, punched, kicked and then threw her on the sidewalk. >> what should i call you, sir? what do you go by? >> batman. >> the good ones we're stationary. we're standing against the curb. people come to us. but the bad ones, they roam up and down so they cross paths or they target the same people. >> batman wasn't there to stop the fighting. mr. incredible was chased off and batgirl is fine. >> being like at disneyland and having cinderella and goofy go at it. just not right. >> strange. >> got to fight crime, guys. >>> 5:12 now. peta is accusing seaworld of animal abuse in the wake. black fish documentary. they filed an animal welfare lawsuit. she said she had seen spotted scars and lesions on the marine animal in her recent visits. seaworld's stock has dro

from slashers like freddy krueger to demons in "the exorcist," hollywood's greatest horror directorsayhem is inviting anyone with a smartphone to prove they can get big screams on the big screens. >> all you need is your phone. it doesn't matter if you have money or have never shot anything before. shoot it in your house or with big special effects. >> reporter: director eli roth issuing this challenge. create the scariest six-second vine video he's ever seen titling it 6 second scare. they'll crown the creepiest one on halloween night. the winner gets to have their movie developed by roth. >> i need to work with eli roth or to have the opportunity for him to see our work is just amazing. it's always been fun, and i'm just glad that people are enjoying it. six seconds is tough. >> reporter: kubrick could sure creep us out in "the shining" in just six seconds. and "psycho" would definitely survive the cut proving you can pack a lot of dread in a little time. look at this crew here. >> look at them. peanut butter jelly and a yellow banana. >> everybody, it took me a second here. who is

alan krueger told us he could not get a mortgage even though he had cash. a number of pieces to the bernanke piece not getting a mortgage. he transitions out of a job. he has not the same stable income. you're saying that ben bernanke was unable to get a mortgage because he is temporarily unemployed. >> if you move to traditional underwriting standards, that is the person -- >> i think his creditworthy. >> josh rosner sense us the thickest powerpoint of anyone. ridiculous.s is >> you feel that the complexities of dodd-frank are going to end up concentrating power in the big banks. >> i don't see how it ends any other way. when you create an environment where you have does cut resolution regimes -- when you create an environment where you have to resolution regimes, you are creating a tale of two cities. cost of funding advantages to the larger players are real. the pastseen that for decade in mortgage finance. that is continuing. >> gina, i know you cannot speak specifically about individual banks. lookur securities analysts at big banks-small banks, is the

alan krueger, former head of the cea. even ben bernanke complained about the effect of the offending mortgage. >> they're very close to historical lows -- >> 4%? >> 4.3%, within a point of the lowest on record. during the bubble we had rates of 6%. before that, 7% to 9%. they are very low by historical standards. you can deduct your mortgage interest payments. why isn't everyone getting mortgages? the consensus view, the majority view, is that credit is still quite tight. not everyone agrees. there is profuse disagreement among the small set of people about whether it is harder to get a mortgage now than in the past. most measures suggest it is still hard to get a mortgage although it is getting slightly easier. >> got it. thanks so much for joining us. chief economist -- and i use the app quite often. >> good luck. i hope you find what you want. >> the heat is on in d.c. tim geithner faces off for the third day in a row with hank greenberg's lawyer. the drama out of the aig trial. ♪ >> former treasury secretary tim weine

. >> chewbacca, freddy krueger and waldo get into the mix. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." canada's prime minister is vowing not to be intimidated after the country's second terror attack this week. we're learning new details this morning of that deadly rampage around ottawa's center of government. >> the gunman struck the heart of canada's democracy. the assault began yesterday at canada's national war memorial and ended at the parliament building. jim axelrod is there where police are searching for a motive. >> we know the gunman michael zehalf-bibeau is a recently converted. his passport was recently revoked because he had been in contact with someone in syria. now they'll be focusing on his travel records to try to determine whether he had any ties with any terrorist group. the sounds of gunfire filled the halls of canada's parliament building. as security forces spotted the suspected shooter. streams of people fled from the building as police rushed to secure the area.

if it is a substitute, then -- and i >> you are with alan krueger that there is a two-part economy, theosers. technological progress and globalization. and that is associated with declining labor force participation. if you have the low-end, your space is limited. at the high-end, people are working longer and accumulating more well. also, more skewed incomes and more skewed labor share of incomes going down. >> what do we need to do to be the kind of economy that would jobs?te >> a two-year plan, six-month plan. >> do you have a two-year plan? >> not a chance. >> the politicians are looking for a four-week plan. but that is typical. -- >> that is typical. why do we need a four-year college education? you are a professor. >> at an opening when actually need one. it's an opportunity to broaden your horizons and develop problem-solving skills and it's an opportunity to do that over a longer time. >> fair enough. >> futures have improved slightly. later this morning, a conversation with elon musk in the loop. look for that on bloomberg television. ♪ >> good morning. i'm olivia sterns. let'

bill: freddy krueger trying to talk some sense into them when waldo rushes in.of find that in new york city sometimes. martha: yes, you do. bill: now questions whether or not the fight was staged. police are investigating. i didn't see any mad hatters in there though. martha: i have a feeling we're going to be seeing one soon. bill: there could be video sometime after halloween here in new york. martha: we're hoping. bill: of a mad hatter sighting. martha: one question we don't have, where's waldo? bill: where is waldo? martha: so it's 11 days until the midterms, and democratic candidates are continuing to try to distance themselves from president obama as we've seen throughout the course of all of this, and last night during a debate in new hampshire, senator jeanne shaheen tried to explain why the president has not campaigned with her. >> never said i didn't want president obama to come and campaign. um, the fact is he's busy in washington. he's dealing with the ebola threat, he's dealing with the threat from isis. i think he's exactly where he needs to be. >>

. >> chewbacca, freddy krueger and waldo get into the mix. >> i guess this finally answers the where's waldo question, he's on hollywood boulevard. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." as you wake up in the west canada's prime minister is vowing not to be intimidated after a second terror attack. police say this morning only one man was responsible for wednesday's deadly rampage in ottawa. >> a short time ago, the suspect's mother apologized saying can you ever explain something like this. she said she is crying for the victim, of the shooting not her son. the assault began at canada's national war memorial. and ended at the parliament building. jim axelrod is there where police are searching for a motive. jim, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we know the name of the gunman, michael zehaf-bibeau is a recently converted. his passport was recently revoked because of contacts he had with people in syria. investigators will now be looking at his travel records and looking to see whether he had any know

they get into a real fight, that's when chewbaca steps in and followed by freddie krueger and waldo. moments later, mr. incredible went after cat woman again, throwing a punch and throwing her to the ground. but the bystanders, they're the real superheroes here, they broke up all the fights. no arrests were made. police are now investigating. >> i wouldn't believe it until i seen it. >> that's right. and mr. incredible got jealous. >> it happens. >> something set that off. it had to be good. >> thanks for that. though. >> more on the storm? >> yeah, unfortunately, this nor easter is not going anywhere soon, slowly making its way up the coast. the heavy moisture and thunderstorms coming into new england. boston getting dumped on. they will continue to see rain. boston just had a wind gust last hour 41 miles per hour. high wind and storm warnings. coastal wind gusts of 55 miles per hour or more and coastal beach erosion as this system moves up and out into the canadian merit times him. we will continue to see more wet weather, generally an inch or more throughout much of maine. some lo

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