l.a. dodgers. partment said directv made sure cox, charter and at&t which now owns directv would refuse to carry sportsnet l.a. the lawsuit alleges the companies shared nonpublic information among themselves to gain bargaining leverage and to reduce the risk that they would lose customers if they decided not to carry the station. >>> and finally tonight, silicon valley is known for many things, but one thing it is not particularly known for is fashion. but at a recent event, some bay area designers hit the runway in a very high-tech way. aditi roy has our story. >> hello and welcome to silicon! fashion week! >> reporter: welcome to the cat walk in silicon valley. >> go. >> reporter: where man and machine meet. >> all right. got a thumbs up. >> in a production dubbed "step into the future" that's part performance art, park acrobatics and oh, yeah, also cool clothes. when silicon valley holds a fashion show -- even the t-shirts are downright electrifying. l.e.d. clothes, headpieces, even purses, lit u

l.a. dodgers. at&t which owns directv as a defendant in the lawsuit.. at&t is denied the department of justice allegations. nicole: starbucks is certainly one of them paid the company acted to report improved result after the bell crank up promotions and a slump in traffic. starbucks and major rivals include donald, dunkin donut good competition from grocery stores on the economy as well. the shares of whole foods market rallied 3.5% after hours. the grocery chain but better than expect it earnings in the current quarter. john mackey will take over as the company's sole ceo. the issue of monitoring voters. >> to charm campaign of the national committee worked very closely. the state governments and secretary of state with ballot integrity. you are watching "fbn:am," come on back. when you have something you love, you want to protect it. at legalzoom, our network of attorneys can help you every step of the way. with an estate plan including wills or a living trust that grows along with you and your family. legalzoom. legal help is here. believe in somet

l.a. dodgers also nationalist form mvh had him savl a great year. >> giant, 6-3 ahead of skips after beating bengals, close one 21-20 new york took the lead. odell beckham jr.. ten catches, 97 yards. fastest player in nfl history >> first game against each other in dmv terped ral hiked to win 75-71 flip it hoyas playing thoingt host at vr izod center. >> this is not quite honestly not auto game and our guys know and understand that. and if you can't >> and fwheez it means to the fans to get hereby all the media today. obviously a big game. and our guys get. it they're all big. every game counts as one. counts being local moons a lot. >> both coaches say they look forward to talking about hopefully extending that rivalry. >> venus williams talking retirement. get this. 36-year-old revealed that the years from now may be last match. she said it is time for her to get to life outside of the court she made remarks on hallmark hallmarkel home and family show which aired today. if you think about that allison to be able to play competitive step is at the top of your game at 40 there are people tha

l.a. dodgers, he and the other recipients will be hoppered next week. >>> coming up we'll check health check for you. it's impress he to complete one marathon but one man will cross the finish line for the 100th time in philadelphia this weekend. ali gorman has his special story when we return. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >>> health check tonight, the philadelphia marathon is just three days away. and this weekend one runner is going the distance for the 100th time. incredible. >> reporter and registered nurse ali gorman is joining us with his story. >> a minnesota man is running his 100th marathon he is 75 years old and a cancer survivor. i met 75-year-old donald wright for a light jog through fairmount park he is gearing up for sunday's marathon it will be the 100th time he ran a 26.2 mile race. >> i do it because i love to run. >> he start the running when he was 63 right after he was

l.a. dodgers corey siegler is the national league rookie of the year.d 17 dodger player to win the honor. the most by any team with 26 home runs. detroit tigers pitcher to the american medical word with 306. he is the fed tigers player to be honored. >> congratulations. lauren: we've got to take a literature tuesday forecast with janice dean. good morning. >> good morning. two stars on each coast that the north is kind of a messy commute as they have the coastal low keeping up the coast bringing potential for showers and maybe a thunderstorm for the mid-atlantic to the northeast and heavier rainfall across new england. the good news is if you don't like snow we're not going to get any because the temperatures are too wide. if you'd like snow i'm sorry about it. better we don't get this now because it's a morning commute that we don't want to make it extra messy. the forecast temperatures 52 in new york, 43 in albany, 46 in buffalo and moved to canada by wednesday. the system could be impact not only the northwest but the northern the northwest but the n

l.a. dodgers baseball. >> i grew up in los angeles.eel for the fans there in los angeles but the fact of the matter is that it is a small minority of viewers who are willing to pay for this content and yet the vast majority of cable subscribers have to pay. it's a give and take. i think here is the problem i have with this is that this should be the subject of private negotiation, private litigation. i'm very troubled by the fact that the justice department has chosen to weigh in on this. we have seen these disputes come back before. we have seen the yankees situation and a number of others resolved in blackouts. if the justice department is going to jump into this kind of dispute it sets a very dangerous precedent. i would rather see the parties figure it out in private litigation and take it from there as opposed to having governmental intervention. i think it bodes ominously for the future in terms of governmental intervention and regulation and these kinds of private disputes. >> how does it bode if at all for the pending at&t time

l.a. dodgers announcer vin scully.e received that prestigious award last week, and he sat down with fox sportscaster jim gray to give an inside look at what he called a humbling experience. >>> president obama naming 21 recipients of medal of freedom including sports caster legend vin scully. now retired this year after 67 years in the dodgers broadcast booth. jim gray sat down with scully to talk about the meaningful tribute. >> vin, congratulations. what does this honor mean to you? >> it's overwhelming as you would know, jim. first of all, you feel inadequate because it's such an incredibly award. there are no words for you to use. in or business in sports you are aware of the various awards and even as a sports caster there are awards but this award is something that you never, ever think about and suddenly to have it, to have the president of the united states put it around your neck and you're in the white house, i don't know how anyone could get poetic because it just about draws a blank in your mind. >> and whe

l.a. dodgers was on television today sharing details about his career.ince scully was finances for the dodgers for 67 years and retired this year. the president honored him with the medal of freedom and today he talked about what he loved the most about his job.>> when i do the game my philosophy is to do it quickly, call the play accurately, and then shut up. for a little while when the crowd is roaring, i am eight years old. >> he says he has loved the game since he was eight years old and young people should never be afraid to dream because those dreams can come true. vince scully, truly an original. you listen to a game he is calling and you get much more than just a baseball game. he tells stories. he will be missed. >> 67 years on the job. >>> coming up, a scare for raiders fans this afternoon as their star quarterback left the field in a hurry and headed back to the locker room. coming up next, joe fonzi tells us what happened to derek carr. >>> the clinton campaign officially joins the calls for election recounts. tonight at 10:30 pm, donald trum

l.a. dodgers. this prevented a lot of dodgers watch the team play in the last three seasons. a company lawyer says at&t didn't want to pass inflated prices onto customers for a dodgers. >>> let's go to the cubs. back in chicago this morning with that world series trophy. team buses dropped off the players at wrigley field around 5:15 a.m., after last night's game seven extra innings win in cleveland. fans greeted the team. they saw them hoist the trophy. unfamiliar sight. there's still people out there. the marquis reads, world seri morning. the cubs came back after being down three games to one in the series against cleveland. their first title since 1908. >> there's the 0-1. this is going to be a tough play. bryant, the cubs win the world series! >> he's out! ben zobrist was named series mvp. the celebration there of more than 100 years in the making. chicago is now getting ready for a victory parade for the cubs. >> you saw people crying there. so emotional. csu president dr. tony frank predicted the cubs would win it all in february. colorado state tweeting a screen shot

l.a. area homes were left without access to dodger games when at&t and rival pay for tv operators refused to by the dodgers. at&t said adding the channel would have meant higher prices. the s.e.c. is investigating the sales practice at wells fargo. the s.e.c. wants to know if wells fargo violated rules about investor disclosure and other matters when it engaged in illegal sales. in september, the bank agreed to pay $185 million to settle the case involving the creation of accounts without investors' >>> this year's holiday toy looks to be hatchimals. hatchimals hatches from plastic egg. it's already sold out online at walmart, toys "r" us and at most target stores. they sell for about 50 bucks and they can be found on ebay with prices ranging from $100 to nearly $1,000! incredible. >> memories of cabbage patch dolls when i was a wee little kid. parents will be duking it out to get their hands on those things. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange, thanks a lot, jill. >>> still ahead, he has friends in low places. we will show you the country music superstar who took home the top priz

l.a. dodgers. >> thanks for stare sharing. >> winds norm west at 6. cloud cover. we'll clear it out and for a nice tuesday afternoon. sunshine, daytime highs upper 50s to about 60. couple leftover rain showers and sprinkles. really unfortunately didn't amount to whole lot here locally overnight. in fact it's four one hundredths of an inch of rain and it's not on the 7 day. 60 today. cool, overnight lows upper 0s and 40s and you can see arming friend. look at thursday, friday, saturday, with sunshine and it will cool down early next week. temps may be below normal. daytime highs low to mid 40s by middle of next week. all right. what am i doing. where am i who am i. >> traffic thavk you. >> we you have covered tucker. >> taking a gloomy day for tuesday. it looks like drizzle from earlier dissipating and 395 etsell slug ash. stop and go traffic heavier pentagon as well. as we forward cameras 295 from beltway to laboratory road jammed up if waking up in southeast d.c. allow time to get through that. once you get to 11 street bridge you're heavy as well. upper loop now

. >> the justice department is suing directv over its negotiations over parent sports net l.a., the dodgers owned tv channel, which left most of los angeles unable to watch the dodgers play for the past three seasons. the justice department alleges directv is the ring leader in a plan to make sure that three other paid tv companies would refuse to carry the sports channel. the doj alleging directv shared nonpublic information for a leg up in negotiations with time warner cable over distribution of the channel, saying, quote, dodgers fans were denied a fair competitive process. the alleged violation occurred before at&t bought directv last year. the suit comes on the heels of at&t announcing its $84 billion deal for time warner. a deal that will need justice department approval. the lawsuit filed today is in the related to that regulatory process, but it seems like it wouldn't help. back over to you. >> this is an accusation about colluding, essentially, correct, which means that the victim here is the company that didn't get as much money or any money like they should have. >> exactly. this

l.a. because they beat the dodgers, they beat them in six games, although the dodgers are demanding a recount, this whole thing might be rigged. [ laughter ] imagine if we did that for everything. dodgers had a great season but ultimately the cubs were too much -- >> sure was! hi, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh my goodness! wow! >> jimmy: legendary chicago cubs announcer harry caray, everyone! [ cheers and applause ] first of all, big congratulations on your cubs. what is this, pretzels? >> these are wetzels pretzels. yeah a little lady was handing them out down the road. who wants a pretzel, huh? [ cheers and applause ] get on in there! >> jimmy: it's great to see you. we're in the middle of a pretty big show right now -- >> do you know where wetzel gets all his delicious pretzels? >> jimmy: i do not. >> he rolls them. out of dough. >> jimmy: oh. >> gives the offspeed pitch, smacks a chopper into shallow right, and the cubs have a runner on base with no outs. hey, johnny! >> jimmy: it's jimmy. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] hey, johnny! did you know that the last time

roberts says the name the national league manager of the year led the dodgers to a national league west crown and is the first l.asorda to win t terry francona named the american league skipper of the year. >>> getting down to crunch time in college football's bid for the bowl season. now, last saturday, three of college football's top four teams lost in the same weekend for the first time since ronald reagan was in the oval office and, in fact, the only team that won one for the gipper was alabama. despite leaping last weekend, michigan and clemson remained in the top 4. washington falls down to number 6. here locally, stanford looking to keep the axe for a record 7th year. cal is an 1 1.5 underdog and has given up an average of 53 points over its past five games. somebody, please, crank up the hype machine! >> a lot of people that doesn't pay a lot of attention to football but they know when it's big game week because the person that they work for went to stanford and one of their coworkers went to cal and the banners come out and the coffee mugs come out and we got you guys this week. i heard the game's at 2:3