. >> chris: if the irish come back and win it, that play becomes part of notre dame lore.ver the head of his intended receiver, prosise. 1:05 to play. >> herb: interesting call going over the top of the safeties. these safeties are starting to kind of close in on those 15 to 20-yard routs. brian kelly decides to take a shot to c.j. prosise, a big body receiver with good speed. he good behind him. the ball is thrown a little beyond the intended target. >> chris: golson steps up, delivers. near side catch made, shoved out of bounds at the 20 yard line is fuller by darby but with a second inside of the one minute mark, the irish are getting closer. >> herb: look at the placement of that ball. allows him to come back to the ball and work to the boundary to get out of bounds and stop this clock. perfect anticipation and accuracy there by golson. >> chris: can brian kelly really be as calm as he appears calling plays right now. here comes pressure. golson fires to the end zone. inkploo et. why not look for big corey robinson. darby, one of two defenders right there. >> herb: rob

. >> chris: if the irish come back and win it, that play becomes part of notre dame lore.ver the head of his intended receiver, prosise. 1:05 to play. >> herb: interesting call going over the top of the safeties. these safeties are starting to kind of close in on those 15 to 20-yard routs. brian kelly decides to take a shot to c.j. prosise, a big body receiver with good speed. he good behind him. the ball is thrown a little beyond the intended target. >> chris: golson steps up, delivers. near side catch made, shoved out of bounds at the 20 yard line is fuller by darby but with a second inside of the one minute mark, the irish are getting closer. >> herb: look at the placement of that ball. allows him to come back to the ball and work to the boundary to get out of bounds and stop this clock. perfect anticipation and accuracy there by golson. >> chris: can brian kelly really be as calm as he appears calling plays right now. here comes pressure. golson fires to the end zone. inkploo et. why not look for big corey robinson. darby, one of two defenders right there. >> herb: rob

a jeep handling the tray lore failed to stop and going down a steep hill and six remains hospitalized this morning and one is in critical condition. >>> two toddlers were hurt when a bounce house went airborne. he had just bought it to use it for a fundraiser. he set it up because he wanted to dry it out not knowing it caused the gusts to come down more than 50 feet into the area. >> it was not meant to be used and i just hope the kids are okay. and the 10 month old is recovering in. >> ahospital in louisiana. it is believed he died suddenly of a heart attack and pinned the the. >>> women are better than saving for retirement but still end up with less in their 40 is k plans. are better to save well below $121,000 which is the average for men. men in the survey and have you called your bang and they are trying to prevent fraud. voice wreck be cognition is a way to identify people and it may be month moore and they don't know if may be used to replace travel guilt yet the plan moves forward. >>> sal, i am glad the giants game will be early because it has been very hard our on sleep sch

this happened at around 9:00 on loring drive. a man came up to a group of people outside an apartment building and began shooting 678 one man was shot and died on the scene. police are still looking to identify the victim. a $25,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the shooter. >>> today police plan to pass out flyers in silver spring hoping to find a break in this case. >>> a substitute teacher who used to be a culpepper county sheriff's deputy is facing assault charges. shannon carter is accused of stepping on a student's hands last week. students were playing paper football in carter's class. she stepped on the student's hands as he went to pick up the football off the floor. she is facing assault and battery and will no longer be allowed to substitute. >>> today montgomery county is trying to make sure you'll be able to vote on election day without any problems. the county will test electronic voting machines. testers willark paper and electronics ballots to make sure they come out the same. election day is

what we saw tonight is the stuff of history and the stuff of lore. ve from kansas city, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> just wonderful, wayne. thank you so mch. >> truly the stuff of ledge ends. look at is picture. giants fans stuck with their team all the way. here is a furry fan who loves the orange and black obviouy. >> and twins who had the time of theirlives this post season. they are showi us just what it feels like to be a giants fan. >> how adorable. we want to see your gits spirit. send pictures to you report-tv.com. >> and we wll all be able to celebrate with the team this friday, halloween. the para starts attewart and market streets and ends with a rally at civic center. >> abc news will carry it on air and on-line for you live our coverage begins at 11:00 a.m. on friday. we really hope youune in for that. yes, and we do have a lot more world series coverage coming up. next on abc7 news -- >> the growing celebrations outside at&t park, and what police are doing to keep everyone safe. >> i am meteorologist sandhya patel. i a tracking the sto

we'll see if the old trader lore, november/december, are seasonally strong months.ctober is supposed to be seasonally week. we had a great october. we're up so far. wouldn't it be delicious if november is a down month when everybody is is expecting it to be a up month. >> i don't know if i could call it delicious. >> ironic? delicious, sweet. a lot of assumptions are been up ended. you can blame the fed for it but some things aren't working the way it used to. >> a market that is not following any patterns. let's stick with the markets a little longer. shark tank investors and chairman of o'leary funds. not only did sell in may and go away not pan out this time around. but if you were a seller you lost out on about 10% gains to the upside. >> i think the lesson is, as always has been, is watch the earnings. when we were having that ebola pandemic discussion and concern, earnings were coming in, in a spectacular mode. so day by day as the s&p was reporting you could see that the continuation of growth in cash flow, even though there are global concerns. every day it

loring flint is the chief medical officer of the inova health system. dr., thank you for speaking to us this morning, getting the facts and eliminating some of the fear. >> you're welcome. have a good day. >> you too. >>> it's 6:13. here's another look at our question of the morning. just 2% of parents admit they do this so their kid won't throw a tantrum. is it a, do their homework, b, threaten a spanking or c, bribe them? >> we'll go over some of your responses here coming up in the next 30 minutes with the official answer coming up around 6:45. have you seen the news about barbara comstock? first, the washington post reported, barbara comstock failed to report eighty-five thousand in income. now, we learn, barbara comstock pushed a client's issues in the virginia legislature and didn't disclose it. barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. hi. sorry, we're closed. what? i need help with

that's also why we're looking at a lore chance for the trivalley. we'll get some sun mixed in and temperatures in the mid 70s. we'll take you to the future cast. and it's going to paint a better picture into what actually is going to happen. you can see over the next 12 hours, what we're going to find is the bulk of this precip, i know, it looks impressive. it's going to head way up into washington and oregon. by 11:00 a.m. tomorrow, you can see this is really it, the computer models are picking up on. just a little bit of slight, scattered activity. then as we continue throughout saturday morning, a few spotty showers up into the north bay and into the coastline. but primarily dry all the way down towards san jose. we likely are not going to get in on any kind of widespread measurable hateful until we head into next monday. and that's when it looks like the bull's eye of this storm system will be getting closer. we'll likely see from both storm, anywhere from 1,500 to 3,500. now, if you are doing any traveling, we have been talking about this tropi

what we saw tonight is the stuff of history and the stuff of lore. live from kansas city, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> just wonderful, wayne. thank you so much. >> truly the stuff of ledge ends. look at this picture. giants fans stuck with their team all the way. here is a furry fan who loves the orange and black obviously. >> and twins who had the time of their lives this post season. they are showing us just what it feels like to be a giants fan. >> how adorable. we want to see your giants spirit. send pictures to you report-tv.com. >> and we will all be able to celebrate with the team this friday, halloween. the parade starts at stewart and market streets and ends with a rally at civic center. >> abc news will carry it on air and on-line for you live. our coverage begins at 11:00 a.m. on friday. we really hope you tune in for that. >> yes, and we do have a lot more world series coverage coming up. next on abc7 news -- >> the growing celebrations outside at&t park, and what police are doing to keep everyone safe. >> i am meteorologist sandhya pate

loring flint, chief medical officer for the inova health system. he understood all the concerns the public might have on this ebola front but he does insist everybody keep things in perspective. >> how do we spread awareness without spreading fear at the same time? >> i think it's very difficult and it's a real challenge because everyone is afraid. this is a new disease to the united states. it's relatively new worldwide and with that we're constantly getting bottom barlded with information about the latest -- bombarded with information about the latest information about what's going on in the united states and worldwide. but i think we should also keep a little bit of perspective that ebola is just one infectious disease around the country. the real disease burden when you think of malaria, h.i.v. , we think of tuberculosis andle the new epidemic in hepatitis c impact on a much larger number of individuals and form so far there's only been pretty much less than a handful of cases in the united states. >> dr. print also told us he's confident the c

maybe not freezing there, but areas like gaithersburg, fret rick, martinsburg, winchester and lore yea around 32 .r just below 32 degrees. >> the texas nurse that contra ebola, their parents -- amber vincent's family is turni to billy martin, the lawy that once represented michl vick. vincent w part of a medical team that t thomas duncan. she flew to ohio and a fever, but the cdc cleared her to fly back home. her family released a statement sayi suggest she ignored any of the physician and gove provided protocols committed to her are pate untrue and hurtful. meanti, a 21-day quarantine in texas wil lifted any minute now. 47 peopl who came in contact with thomas duncan were under observ but none of them have shown symptoms. tonight a new defense is being mobid to fight the ebola e penn is assembling a 30-pern medic support team that will provide immediate help if more cases emerge. >> he admitted his staff made some mistakes. well, when you come into a game one and five, a win is a win. the redskins got the w just befo the clock runs out, but it's the halftime decision that has peopl ta

what we saw tonight is the stuff of history and the stuff of lore. live from kansas city, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> just wonderful, wayne. thank you so much. >> truly the stuff of ledge ends. look at this picture. giants fans stuck with their team all the way. here is a furry fan who loves the orange and black obviously. >> and twins who had the time of their lives this post season. they are showing us just what it feels like to be a giants fan. >> how adorable. we want to see your giants spirit. send pictures to you report-tv.com. >> and we will all be able to celebrate with the team this friday, halloween. the parade starts at stewart and market streets and ends with a rally at civic center. >> abc news will carry it on air and on-line for you live. our coverage begins at 11:00 a.m. on friday. we really hope you tune in for that. >> yes, and we do have a lot more world series coverage coming up. next on abc7 news -- >> the growing celebrations outside at&t park, and what police are doing to keep everyone safe. >> i am meteorologist sandhya pate

applause ] >>> wednesday, washington journal's interview with university of minnesota president eric kay lore, part of our special series in the big ten conference. that's followed by part of this year's net roots nation conference, selections from the communist party usa annual convention and views on progressive politics from the campaign for america's future. you can see it all beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span 3. >>> be part of c-span's 2014 coverage. follow us on twitter and like us on facebook to get debate schedules, video clips of key moments, debate previews from our politics team. c-span is bringing you over 100 senate, house and governor debates, and you can instantly share your reactions to what the candidates are saying. the battle for control of congress, stay in touch and engaged by following us on twitter at c-span and liking us on facebook at facebook.com/c-span. >>> coming up, part of colorado christian university's western conservative sum it. first, republican senator tim scott talks about school choice and the economy. then in 30 minutes, conservative media fi

we're told the argument escalated in the 2700 block of loring drive in district heights around 9 p.m. the man drew a handgun and fired into a group of people. the shooter ran off on foot and is still out there somewhere. >>> the very first patient diagnosed with ebola in the united states is now dead. thomas eric duncan, a liberian who arrived in dallas september 20th died earlier today in a dallas area hospital. also tonight a deputy who entered the apartment where duncan stayed has been hospitalized out of an abundance of caution after going to an urgent care facility with some ebola symptoms. federal and state health experts say there's no indication the deputy had direct contact with thomas eric duncan, but he did have contact with some family members that lived there. so far none of those family members which are still under quarantine have exhibited any symptoms. >> now attention is shifting to preparedness and implementing new steps to guard against the dangerous disease. now travelers arriving in the u.s. will be screened starting as early as this weekend. dulles international

this rivalry transforms mere mortals to legendary lore, numbers, novelty, numb skulls. this rivalry has it all. ♪ hail to the -- ♪ hails have been hollow during the dan era. burgundy and gold is 9-21 against dallas under snyder. unacceptable! but hey, you just never know in this series. there have been hail marys or hail losses. a foot race? not. robert truly became rg3 when he carved up dallas a few thanksgivings back. remember? there have been dramatic collapses. washington gave up 3rd and 21 loses and deangelo goes ballistic. the next day? >> that was extremely frustrating. >> here's what we know. it ain't pig latin. it's great jock jargon. monday night could be special again. >> great jock jargon, sounds like some kind of soup. >> what are the chances of rg3 starting for the redskins? >> not much. >> wit we thought our cable internet was fast. but, our uploads are half the speed of our downloads so our internet is really half-fast. so half-fast. someone did a half-fast job posting our vacation pics. stop living with half-fast internet. only verizon fios comes with s

ishikawa now immortal in baseball lore. >> that is a field of dreams.cture of a very quiet at&t park now. it was rocking. terry was there. it's going to rock again a week from tonight when the giants host game three of the world series. >>> comcast sports net, geraud moncure, has more on how the giants are spending today after last nate's thrilling victory and ensuing party. >> they're breathing. that's what they're doing right now, relaxation. yeah, day to exhale and reflect for giants management after the team they constructed reached the world series last nate for the third time in five years. the third clubhouse celebration this postseason is not only due to the players' performance but management's belief in what they have put together, adding only jake peavy at the deadline, bringing up ishikawa and joe panik. the g-men played the second half of the season at almost a cinderella team, a position they will welcome in the fall classic. >> we sort of operate well with underdog status. i'm fine if we're not the favorite. we're all fine with that. i do

zwhr -- gwen: dan, you worked for him to a lore typing. -- long time. >> he hired you, he hired me. and ultimately pretty easily. the last box that had to be checked and could not have been more gracious and friendly. i remember him the morning that gary matter dropped out of the race in -- hart dropped out of the race in 1987 and i and the late great ann devaroy in his office and he was in conversation with one of hart's advisors in colorado and he was a great and inspiring person to work for. gwen: he was. i do remember getting hired by him. and i tell the story online. we don't have time to talk about it now. but i have to say that he was an intimidating figure. but a lovelyable one. thank you, everybody. our condolences go out to his wife sally and son quinn. we have to go now but there's more to say on the "washington week" webcast extra where among other things, we'll take you behind the scenes on the campaign trail. that streams live at 8:30 p.m. eastern and all week long at pbs.org/washingtonweek. keep up with daily developments with me and jude jide at "the pbs newshour" an

it happened overnight on the 600 block of lore ray street. he was shot several times.onight he's listed in critical condition. so far no body has been arrested. >> update on that terrible fire in the western side of the state of pennsylvania. six victims from that pittsburgh area fire they died of spoke inhale laying. the medical examiner released the results of the autopsies today. a 27 year old mother, her children, ages two to seven, and also her disabled father-in-law were all killed in that early saturday morning fire. the woman' husband was able to escape the fire but he has major major burns. he's still in the hospital. family members say that the couple initially managed to get out of the fire but then they went back in in order to save the others. >> a man spotted in the poconos with mud covering his face probably was eric frein according to officials in charge of the manhunt for the accused cop killer. a woman out taking a walk near pocono mountain east high school came within 20 feet of the man friday night. she says he was carrying a rifle. frein was once a

all kidding aside the jains but just play well turn it was in world series start for some 16 years loreoffense to nothing to the city relinquish cousin of their 5 2/3 got tagged for another run error caused her singles off so three to nothing kansas city their to step for prodigy michael more home run missed a couple pages earlier polls down >> : >> : the gents 32 leading but ending but kansas city ending 789 light out if you don't believe on those guys to lend three to game 4 tomorrow sentences go only thing ironclad we know about the giants win the world series will but the booklet from their own field sunday night at the when the to go back to kansas city and do >> : planet one game in a time >> : j.r. stone pulse en >> : what it was a fun game and watched >> : survey was in there for much of the scam times were defense getting loud million seven like this certainly tough for everyone many club are here all day fend off in the distance show you where looks like fencer and clear out top white house lost some money appears since around noon had been out there till getting all their dre

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they have locations in sterling, lore ral, leesburg and baltimore.em today and they told me repairs could take weeks. safety advocates say four deaths have been connected to these airbags that could spray shrapnel upon impact. if you're impacted by any of these issues we mentioned today, we want to hear your story. please, send us an e-mail at consumer watch@nbcwashington.com. phone us your ideas and we'll take your calls. >> they're keeping you busy, the recalls. >> they are. with the recalls and breaches, we have had our hands full lately. >> thanks. target, home depot and k-mart are just some retailers fallen to breaches. while 42% of consumers are concerned about the security of their information, 56% say they will still shop at stores that had a breach. more good news for retailers, holiday spending is expected to expand 13% this year to about $1300 per household. >> it was win dethe other day. how much will we see tonight? >> not much. the rain just about over. we're talking more changes for us where, yes, we're drying out. you will need your j

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lore -- love your orange. game four and five are today and tomorrow at 5:00 3m and then the series shifts back to st. louis this weekend, if they play game six and seven. >> two men accused of a strange of fires in alameda are due in court for bail hearing and enter a plea. the two men face three counts of arson in connection with eight fires on september 28. the fires damaged or deyou haved several homes and businesses. peterson's family and friends say police have the wrong guy insisting peterson was working weapon the fires were started. >>> become police arrested a suspect in a vicious attack on an elderly woman caught on surveillance video. the 58-year-old carol freeman of san francisco faces physical any battery chaps after someone tipped off police to her identity for pushing an 8 a-year-old woman to the ground three weeks ago for no apparent reason. freeman is held on $150 >> there will be a meeting for a comprehensive earthquake system after highlighting the need for the early warning system. last yea

it happened at 9:00 on loring drive. police say a man came up to a group of people outside an apartment building and began shooting. police are still work to go identify the victim. a $25,000 reward is being offered for information that leads to the tkpwubmagunman. >>> police are stepping up their search for a man who robbed a woman at forest park apartments last week. he stabbed her several times. she survived, though. they plan to pass out flyers hoping to find a break in this case >> a retired sheriff's deputy is charged with assaulting a student at culpepper county high school. former deputy shannon carter became a substitute teacher after retiring in 2012. the the students were playing paper football in her css last week. the sheriff says carter stepped on a student's hand when he went to pick up the football off the floor. she is facing assault and battery and will no longer be allowed to substitute. the d.c. chapter of aarp is hosting a forum tonight. bowser, catania and carol schwartz will all take part. there wi

in the price of gas and lower winter demand by consumers and prices could stay the same or even go lore -- lower. >> we are going into the huge spending time of the year. bodes well. >> reporter: many states have low gas taxes. something not the case in california which adds 40 cents a gallon in sales taxes. a clean air increase comes next year and that increase could be a doozy and any huge disruption in oil supply could immediately upset the low price scenario. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> tragedy, a crash claims the life of a young college student. >> san jose students are gathering to mourn right now. a student was killed by a hit and run drunk driver. >> and the giants are in royal's territory. a look at the mood in kansas city one day before game 6 of the world series. and the final push by the governor for two ballot measures days before voters head to the polls. >>> complete bay area news coverage continues right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. >> students at san jose state university are rallying support after a student there was killed by a driver. friends

oakland lore 90s. 91. and lots of hot temperatures. livermore, pleasanton. santa clara 93 degrees. san francisco in the upper 80s. 88 degrees. look at all the 80s near the immediate coast line. be careful for the rip currents for tomorrow. here is your five-day forecast with temperatures not much relief on saturday but we will cool off for sunday. the cooling kicks in monday and tuesday next week. >> thank you. >>> a mysterious hit from the head of tells lu. a big announce -- tesla. a big announcement to come. pg&e grilled today so they are ready if the real thing happens and she is targeting teachers, police are hoping you can help them catch this woman who has stolen purses out of classrooms at six different schools and now administrators taking a second -- administrators are taking a second look at security. . >> this may save a water supply during the next big earthquake, how it works and where it is installed. >> these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. insurance companies are spending millions of dollars trying to mislead you about the effects of proposition 46.

>> we'll talk about how the uk chaps lore can smooth things over. does he want to smooth things over? eu bummer bill is coming up next. a single ember that escapes from a wildfire can travel more than a mile. that single ember can ignite and destroy your home or even your community you can't control where that ember will land only what happens when it does get fire adapted now at fireadapted.org with germany's schlobler. >>> back at home, prime minister david cameron is set to face scrutiny of what and when from the uk labor party. he will not pay 2 billion euros to anyone on the 1st of december. over on the desk, research analyst at oppen europe. first question to you, richard, you think that the application is politically inept. why? >> david cameron is saying he wants to create reforms in the eu. but the idea that you should have 1.7 million demand is clearly going to mix badly with what's going on. >> why so much time to make public? >> the danger that we've got is that, you happen, the political point scoring, particularly for the labor party,

to get back 90 percent, i mean, that's obviously a very enticing lore, we hear about these youtube starsand everyone is thinking, how can i make money myself? is this too good to be true? >> it's truly actually true. youtube started this amazing thing where you have to reward the content creator. they've created this model that's been very successful. and off line that sentiment that see kind of reigned recently with the federal court appeals decision compensating people for their likeness and image. if you look at social media today, it's a complete monetization of everyone's image that's 100 percent infesht for the user. charles: although, users put their information on there vol. they put it out there. if someone is making money off that, it's tough to complaan about that. >> they're like radio stations playing people's signs and not giving anyone a royalty. we don't think that's ideal. charles: sounds like you're making it a lot more efficient. charles: would this be gross revenue? >> revenues. so if you look at the billions of users that are being monetized to tens of billions dolla

they know from their history and lore exactly what goes and have a firm respect for nature.re usually the last ones that have a problem. it's usually the people that come in without knowledge of this sort of thing. so it is dangerous. not as dangerous as the volcanos we have in the northwest u.s. which are extremely explosive. these you usually get signals for and you can get out. but houses are not so easy to move and they usually get mowed down and burst into flames sadly. >> after the lava's gone by, how imminent is that danger? obviously there's fire, we can see the burning there. it can take down a house, burn everything, scorch everything in its path. afterwards, how soon until you can return safely? >> well, it usually takes weeks to months for the lava to cool completely. when we study these, we go up fairly soon after the lava's flowed out because it forms a cool crust on top. we can make measurements by penetrating probes down in and making measurements on the surface. but typically that's not the kind of thing that a non-geologist would want to do. there are milli

thursday night isn't going away anytime soon for giants fans as the three-run homer part of giants loreiller's call and joe buck's call but how about deportes? >> ishikawa, bye, bye, baby! [ speaking in spanish ] travis ishikawa! the giants win the pennant! the giants win the pennant! >> i have to thank the giants for bringing me up and giving me this opportunity and bochy. i don't know what he was thinking when he put me in the outfield. he knows what he's doing and i trust him 100%. i thank him for this moment. >> what a moment it was. the world series begins with game one tuesday in kansas city. game two is wednesday. the teams then travel to san francisco for game three next friday, game four on saturday, the first pitch for all of these games 5:07. the american league champion royals courtside for the w warriors and heat last night. the preseason game taking place, passing around the alcs trophy. the giants are more concerned with the world series trophy. the second quarter steph curry behind the back with the left hand. klay thompson had 29. 115-108 victory. jim harbaugh is a gian

folk lore. jimmy maxwell is a fighter, good fighter. he never lost. no nonsense.re in the open prison, business is business. if you didn't have his money, you would get socked in the jaw, or ball bat to the head. >> he's notorious. that's all i can say. >> i've taken down a few heavies over the years. i haven't got a lot of tolerance for not paying me when i want -- when i'm supposed to be paid. >> it's the living, dope, cigarettes. that's just -- that's the -- that's the dollar in there. that's how we survive. >> but even in prison, maxwell says he did better than just survive. >> bought my wife a set of boobs, from my drug dealing activities. that was a mistake. you don't want to do that while you're in prison. kids. >> maxwell says his violence was steeped in a moral code. >> i don't pick on people. i stand for what i believe is right. it's just like the time that i ran into a guy that raped my wife's best friend. so i broke his legs, his arms and his collarbone and his fingers and everything else with a ball bat in the yard out there and crippled him for life.

the game-winning three-run homer now a part of giants lore.burks how about fox sports deportes! [spanish speaking >> i have to thank the joins for bringing me up and giving me the tune. i don't know what bochy was thinking when he put me in the outfield but he knows what he's doing. i'm thankful for the moment. >> what a moment it was. the world series begins with game one on tuesday in kansas city. game two is wednesday. the teams then travel to san francisco for game three. next friday game four on saturday. first pitch for all the games 35:07. >>> the american league champion royals, courtside for the royals and heat last night. preseason game taking place in kansas city. passing around the alcs trophy. klay thompson he had 29 but the lebron, 115 and the 108 victory. jim harbaugh is a giants fan. likes to take his glove to the game. this is july. niners finishing off a week of practice today. they will be in denver sunday. he said giants fever spread to his locker room and payers talking about it daily. >> personally i definitely have great

police say the shooting happened after an argument on loring drive in district heights last night.say the shooter &=úñtook a handgun and opened fire into a group of people. the shooter then took off on foot. >>> five democrats running to become the district's top lawyer faced off in a debate last night. >> they're running to become the city's first elected attorney general. historically it's been an appointed position but voters approved a referendum it an elected position. >>> some county government workers are facing hiring and funding freezes this morning. >> "the washington post" reports that's because of a possible $59 million budget shortfall in prince george's county. the local government workers means hiring and funding freezes. the budget administer tells -- administrator tells -- [indiscernible] >>> federal investigators believe they may be close to solving a nearly 40-year-old murder case. >> coming up, we'll explain how a case which began in yqfmaryl back in 1976 is now taking investigators south to alabama. >> wusa9 is back after this. z >>> it feels fabulous around t

it's part of trader lore.p two days into the fed meeting and then we weaken and go to the downside after the meeting comes out. so everybody knows the stocks have tended to go up for years now going into the fed meeting. i think what's important today is even if we do what they expect, i think you'll see a little bit more of a drop. the initial reaction. >> if there's a news conference afterward in which yellen appears dovish, the stocks do better. >> listen. i think they're going to leave the door wide open. i think it was said two weeks ago. the priceses, the feds aren't going anywhere. yes, they're going to pull back but rates are staying low. therefore in that sense i think the response will be muted. i don't think there's going to be this all out sell everything type of response at all. i think it will be muted until people get a better sense and reize, oka realize, where are we now. >> and they have a lot of coverage. dudley mentioned this. evans mentioned the target inflation has been consistent and i t

lore harts hartsenberg. she said she held sessions with him for 18 months, many of those sessions she just simply held him. all of this of course goes to his frame of mind and whether or not he has remorse. for our viewers in the united states "early start" is coming up next, and for everyone else we will continue to listen to the opening stages of this trial. >> his last friends -- >>> a new case of ebola. this time contracted inside a u.s. hospital. shocking hospital officials in texas prompting the cdc to claim a breach in protocol. >>> concerns over possible threats on u.s. soil from isis. the groups the government feels are targeted by the militant group and the chatter that has officials on edge. >>> and 1,000 people in the streets overnight as protesters

. >> oh, my lore. >> reporter: neighbors on south tenth street in camden say they're stunned that ashley bailey their new neighbor and a camden county police officer were among 40 people busted in a major drug trafficking ring. >> we was happy we had a policeman on our block period. but, um, that, no. we don't condone that. >> reporter: investigators were calling it operation southern district and say the drugs reached south jersey suburbs, too. >> this network is believed to have supplied heroin and crack cocaine to lower level dealers in camden and atlantic county. >> what do you have to say about her being arrest justin drabick. >> no one at her home today wanted to speak with reporters. police tell us bailey was assigned to the patrol division and on the force less than year before she was caught. >> particularly accessing police reports to running tags and things of that nature. report roar police say bailey, her husband edwin he know link, her brother-in-law nathan one of the alleged ringleaders were all busted tuesday morning. 8,000 bags of heroin were among the drugs seized durin

>> i don't think you'll get date.y to predict a it's hard, given that it could spread out to lore locations -- locations. that's got to be a big concern. getting all the surrounding ready so that if a few people show up there, there are treatment centers and getting peoplet into those treatment centers is the right thing for the patient for the community. because of that uncertainty, i'm hazard a guess. this month, the basic infrastructure in the three to get inis going place. the tent camps are going up fairly quickly. volunteering. so it's great to see the energy the next, well, 30 days, pieces will come into place. we do a lot on primary health care. we do, that weng focus on, which is about saving children's''s and is through primary health care. that's a deep specialty of our foundation. the outliars,at outlyers, you get less of your kids dying. there are countries like ghana that are ahead of that. like nigeria that are behind that. understanding how the good built and bringing that to those other countries, that's been a huge area of focus us. it's not so much the actual infrastructu

the game-winning three-run homer now a part of giants lore.ts deportes! [spanish-speaking play-by-play] >> the san francisco giants, buy, buy, baby! travis ishikawa! [spanish-speaking play-by-play] >> i have to thank the giants for bringing me up and giving me the opportunity. i don't know what bochy was thinking when he put me in the outfield but he knows what he's doing. i trust his gut 100% and i'm just thankful for this moment. >> what a moment it was. the world series begins with game one on tuesday in kansas city. game two is wednesday. the teams then travel to san francisco for game three. next friday game four on saturday. first pitch for all the games 35:07. -- 5:07. >>> the american league champion royals, courtside for the royals and heat last night. preseason game taking place in kansas city. passing around the alcs trophy. the giants have been more concerned with the world series trophy. second quarter, steph curry, behind the back of the last hander. klay thompson he had 29 but the lebron lefty and the 115-108 victory. jim harbau

that's how political lore has it. so i can see you might have a dispute over the fan, but there's a time to cease and desist and get out there on the stage and air out your differences, regardless of what the air currents in the room actually are. >> well, you know, unlike scott, i'm going to stay on -- keep going back and forth with you. i've been in a lot of debates. i've never seen this. fan gate was the front-page news today all across florida. "the miami herald" headlined it, fangate, then debate. tampa bay times said after fan delay, a sharp debate. and the "orlando sentinel" has it as crist, scottrade barbs after a fan flap nearly derails debate. are those the headlines they want to see? >> no, and it doesn't matter what happened in the rest of the debate after you have a silly episode like that. rick scott has battled fairly low popularity and charlie crist has had a reincarnation now that he's a democrat. all you need in the last couple weeks is a slip-up. whatever the reason was, did he not know crist was ou

this morning i spoke with chons lore merkle of germany. renzi of italy. president of france. as david cameron the prime minister of great britain to make sure that we are coordinating our efforts and that we are putting in a lot morey sources than so far the international community has put into this process. so bottom line in terms of the public, i want people to understand that the dangers of you cracking ebola, the dangers of a serious outbreak are extraordinarily low, but we are taking this very seriously at the highest levels of governme government. and we are going to be able to manage this particular situation but we have to look towards the future and if we are not responding internationally in an effective way and if we do not set up the kind of preparedness and training in our public health infrastructure here in the united states, not just for this outbreak but for future outbreaks, then we could have problems. so in the meantime, i want everybody to be thinking about and praying for the two health workers that have gotten sick. those who also treated this patient w

also, the ben franklin bridge, spec tack lore. or today, spectacular.out there. happy halloween. good news, maybe few rush hour sprinkles, but it is pretty nice. >> cool. very nice. quick reminder for all of how wake up, we go on the air 4:30 a.m., cbs-3, many of you are up, we know, that so are we bringing you the news weather traffic and sports, we like to bring it to you extra early. thanks for watching "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". don't forget more local weather news traffic and sports always on at cbsphilly.com. >> break our pumpkins from the great steve clark, he carved these for us on wednesday, i can't believe he got one to look like us. >> unbelievable. >> so cool. >> thank you again, steve. hope you have a very happy halloween, talk philly of course coming up at noon. on cbs-3, be saf >> good morning, breaking news, and oral car has pull up outside the courthouse, live look for you outside at milford de pike county court house, told eric frein is inside one of those armored cars, in that arm orm car right there, and he'll be coming ou

it earned ishikawa a spot in giants history, and lore as they go on to beat the cardinals 6-3. >> whilise ishikawa was the winr of the night, bumgarner earned the nlcs the most valuable player award. the giants may going to the world series, but little giants stole the show. we're going to show what buster posey's little guy had to say, coming up in about 20 minutes. >>> and we have much more on the giants winning the pennant this morning on nbc bay area and "today in the bay." you can also head to our website, nbcbayarea.com. there you can find a photo gallery and raw video of fans celebrating in the streets of san francisco. >> at second base, the oakland a's take -- take -- >> we're having an -- >> wow. >> chilling moments there. 25 years ago today it that the bay area was talking about another world series when the deadly loma prieta earthquake struck right before that game got under way. this happened during the giants and a's warmups at about 5:04:00 p.m. 30 minutes before the first pitch. that game was postponed and the a's eventually swept the series. because of the coincidence, t

you could see the lore of selling off the state and having something to do with the core business. >>vorite proposal for yahoo! comes from our own bloomberg view columnist. he said all that alibaba needs 83 -- 84 million shares in cash to buy yahoo!. up with stockcame and cash is because yahoo! has decisive 384 million alibaba shares. so the key, if i may just add, is alibaba is the only buyer who does not -- if they were to have to sell alibaba shares. >> ok. what is inside yahoo!? >> here is what is funny. still the fourth largest or most use website in the world. use yahoo! weather everyday. >> everybody googles everything but apparently everyone does not google everything. an advertising property there, and still a website that sells advertising. argue it is not necessarily a growth area, but it is there. >> marissa mayer does have a few people in her camp like the google chairman, eric schmidt, and this is what he has to say about marissa mayer area >> marissa mayer work for you for 10 years or so? >> 13 for jonathan and myself. >> can she save yahoo!? >> yes. >> how? quintessent

. >> to your inherent optimism, the lore oil price benefits americans.is ever going to convince me that is not true. security.improves our we have always been worried , to mix metaphors, held over a barrel of the middle eastern producers. now we have another set of problems in the middle east, which is nothing to do with oil. at least that element has been taken out now. we're not dependent on them. richard haass will be talking about that, i'm sure. >> he is the one who said it was the other week that the sanctions aren't actually what is didn't damaged the russian economy, it is the price of oil. ruble tobring out the see the glide path of ruble weaknesschart. bolivia, you mention the central bank of russia stepping in with every hour.lars >> in that precipitated the most recent selloff. >> to be clear, the chart is going up, that means your dollar buys more ruble. think about that as a weaker rbule. putin a be overcome by events in the market. we will continue with jagdish bhagwati as we look at india. important visit to the united states. what after

. >> getting back to the germans and the atomic bomb, in baseball lore there is a story about mo birdwho was mediocre catcher but a terribly brilliant person. he knew seven languages and cannot hit in any of them. is it true he was recruited by in oss to go to a meeting switzerland? bird was to take out his revolver and shoot heisenberg. is that true? >> it is. so burg. museum at the spy yesterday, nicholas davidov. he talked about it. the 20th anniversary of that book. made him feel older. yes, it is absolutely true. heisenberg was somebody we were terrified was going to be integral in building the german atomic bomb. heisenberg takes quantum mechanics, which is the other real major physics movement of the 20th century, the relativity theory, which is einstein's movement, and quantum mechanics which was not invented by heisenberg he was the one who made it work. he made it make sense. he created the heisenberg uncertainty principle which is the most important principle of quantum theory. he is as good a scientist or perhaps better than the einsteins or often hires --oppenheimers of t

. >> it is great family lore. >> i think they left for other reasons. >> looking into it with ances yhough not exactly what i might have hoped for. it all starts with my seventh great grandfather. eng eng engelbert huff, ended up in fishkill, new york. where i went to find out more. born in the 1600, 1637, 87. in norway. apparently he made quite an impression. he was described later in his life as having been something of a local celebrity for his scholarship and dashing horsemanship. >> willis skinner here in fishkill is the local historian, keeper of the secrets. >> my seventh great grandfather, engelbert huff was here at some point. >> yes. >> what can you tell me about him? >> all i know is that -- he farmed. he lived to be the age of 12 years. >> 128. >> 128. >> do you believe that? >> i don't know. i don't know. there is some question about that. when he was about, 120 years old. there its a story that he courted a young lady who was 21 years old. i don't know how true that is. this is a special communion tankard. >> huff made such an impression, his story is inscribed in the co