and this man goes to join her. (man's thoughts) if only i had known what i was getting into.paul arthur) this starts a journey where he, in an almost myth-like fashion, is picked up by a kind of messenger. but this man dies under mysterious circumstances. the hero takes on the identity of a dead man, the most desperate thing you can do in film noir. (man's thoughts) i saw at once he was dead and i was in for it. who would believe he fell out of the car? (kathryn bigelow) "detour" is quintessential noir insofar as it's so raw, it's so exposed. there is nothing to comfort you. (man's thoughts) instinct told me to run, but i realized it was hopeless. enter the heart of darkness, it is a descent into hell, visually and internally, from which you cannot escape until it's over with. i knew him better. (kathryn bigelow) shortly thereafter, he picks up a woman, who coincidentally knows his true identity, traps him. you're a cheap crook. now, wait! shut up! you killed him. for two cents i'd change my mind and turn you in. please open the door. vera, open the door. don't use the phone,

man. you know, donations, man, you know. that's a d-boy's life. >> carlton wright says he takes the rage he learned on the streets in plainfield, new jersey, and pours it into rap. now he's one of more than 2,000 inmates at the wabash valley correctional facility in southwestern indiana. >> yeah, i had a great home, a great mother. you know what i mean? but by the same token, when i step outside my front door, it's the jungle. coming home from school, you may get into a fight, you may get jumped, you may get shot, you know what i mean, may get harassed by the police, but when you grow up around that, it becomes normal. you get accustomed to it, and some may make it out of the neighborhood, if you can see an alternative lifestyle. but so many get consumed in a lifestyle that leads to prison or death. the street don't give you too many bright endings, man. i ran the streets, man. i did the street life. i'm in here washing clothes by hand and eating bull [ bleep ] chicks like that on the stre

he was a qualified man. he and john adams agreed on almost everything in terms of the role of the united states in the world. what happened, of course, there is a movement going on that is anti-intellectual, that is democratic and favors a popular man, but at the same time is moving us towards our soundbite culture. what happens? it takes in six months or a year. the haiti thing explodes, and the southerners are furious because the black republic of haiti is their friend, and ambassador to washington? we will have to sit down at the table with a black man? no. it takes a little while, and then they explode into the corrupt deal. it really -- unless you are caught up in partisan politics, people tend to not pay any attention to this. yet, if you are caught up in partisan politics and you are doing talk radio and blah blah blah blah blah, these kinds of slogans become very powerful. >> yes, sir. >> my name is [indiscernible] i have read that one of the two man who adams admired most in the country was marquita

the man as the bank the 2 4:03 p.m. and demanded money from the teller. >> reporter: it was something out of a movie to have dr. is covering over you were the serious things i've ever experienced >> reporter: using it over at the end of the night is supposed be the response will said thing to use to get it home safely >> reporter: the jiving pleaded not guilty to the charter of the assault and is out on bail. >> reporter: you can offer this kind of service out to the marketplace and not take responsibility. >> reporter: they called it sought--the attack on this man a horrible. >> reporter: would kill to fall and drizzle. --fog will return with the kron 4 morning news. >> reporter: web want to cool things down over the next above days. lots of sunshine and warmer temperatures will be back in the low 90s. the national weather service is not want to eat issue in heat advisory if you like hot weather enjoy it while it lasts. we have some pretty fog and drizzle this morning. is as a worker is way into the inland valley. we a

>>> in fresno, california, man ran into a burning home and carried out a man on his shoulder. the flames occurred on saturday. fire officials do not know the name of the hero who saved the man's life. the woman who captured the rescue on cell phone video says she was just driving by. >> it was just really amazing how people just stepped up in this crisis with courage and compassion and comfort and a lot of people were heroes there. i was just filming it. >> the man who was rescued survived and was treated at a hospital for smoke inhalation. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," iphone 6 users can start paying with their phones today, and an iconic movie prop goes for more than a million at auction. wendy gillette is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, wendy. >> good morning, anne-marie. the new apple pay app starts today. the new iphone 6 and 6 plus has the mobile technology that allows people to pay with their phones. apple has signed up three major credit cards but not that many retailers. also apple will report earnings after the bell. >>> ibm says it's

apparently a man who converted to islam. a man with a criminal past. a man whose passport had been frozen recently by authorities over fear of dubious travel. he had been to the united states, apparently, as recently as 2013. we now know more about the victim. a man in his 20s with a young son. a man who loved serving his country and loved animals. rescued a stray pet weeks ago. prime minister stephen harper called for unity among canadians and with the country's allies with the fight against terrorism. >> attacks on security personnel and institutions of governments, are by the very nature, attacks on our country, on our values, on our society, on us canadians as a free and democratic people who embrace human dignity for all. let there be no misunderstanding. we will not be inn tim intimidated. >> major developments overnight. cnn's deborah feyerick joins us. >> reporter: now law enforcement has the work cut out for it. they are searching all databases to see where the man may have traveled. u.s. law enforcement tracking back to the united states. he

you can see them throwing punches, kicking this man. he is on the ground. you hear a woman say, "get in the car." you did see another car pass by. someone gets out and tries to help the guy on the ground. luckily that man, a 24-year-old only had minor injuries from this beating. it looks worse than it was. the story behind it is hard to listen to. according to reports, the man who was getting beaten up was cycling, riding his bicycle in arizona when this silver car we see in this video passed by him and someone threw what he thinks was a can out of the sun roof. that object hits the cyclist in the head. he was outraged by that kind of behavior. he followed the car down the mountain. when he caught up with the car, this he stopped. three men jumped out of the car and immediately began beating this man up. >> who is taking the video a bystander? >> yes. he happens to be a witness. when he fought back he grabbed the shirt of the woman. that shirt came off, a shoe came off. they drive away. sheriff's deputies have not found these guys. the sheriff's department

seen this man in my life. he is a hero,'s blessing, god sent him here to save that man. >> i would like to tell him thank you from the bottom of my heart. >> fire started saturday morning if the garage of this fresno due police, shows the man as daughter escaped holding small child. >> your dad is in there. i called 911. >> we see the man in the blue hat, walk calmly toward the fire, and beth shot the video. >> just really amazing how people just stepped up in this crisis with courage, and compassion, and comfort, and a lot of people were heroes there. >> the one hero everyone is talking about, remains a mystery. after his daring rescue, the man in the blue hat walked away. gone, the way he arrived, seemingly, out of no where. chris van cleve, cbs news, new york. >> check out this bizarre rescue, southern california. police say woman was trying to break into a house when she got herself stuck in the chimney neighbors heard crying, called police, when they found that woman traveled inside. fire and rescue crews

peyton manning moves past brett favre for nfl passes. >> congratulations quarterback peyton manning on touchdown number 509. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, october 20th, 2014. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. for those who had contact with first ee bela patient diagnosed in the united states, today is a big day. the 21-day incubation period ended at midnight and their confinement and monitoring is over. meanwhile the government is issuing revised guidance for health care workers dealing with the disease. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. that's right. meanwhile federal officials here in washington are trying to ramp up their readiness for future cases including a new military response team and also new guidelines for health care workers that involve protective suits that don't leave any of their skin exposed. the confinement is over for the fiancee of thomas eric duncan, the liberian man who was the first person diagnosed with ebola in the u.s. louise and her family are now

the old man was my friend. and laughing. >> reporter: the neighbor suffered serious burns on his hand. as for the elderly man, he is in his 80s. has lived in this home with his daughter and son for decades. three generations of her family has known him, he was loved by neighbors and known affectionately to everybody on the street as papa. fire investigators don't know how this fire started. they don't know where exactly in the home it started. right now there's nothing that indicates the fire was suspicious. in hayward, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> president obama is going to attend another democratic fund- raiser at a private residence in san francisco today. it's a political round table in which 25 guests are paying more than $32,000 each to attend. his blitz began last night at the w hotel. guests tell us he spent an hour at the event. there were an estimated 250 donors, snapping photos and video of the president taking the stage. >> it was not very big and i was right in the front. we got a great

that man is in custody. he's been charged with graham's kidnapping. >>> a fresno man is being called a hero after rush into a burning home to rescue a stranger. >> beth was walking by when she saw the smoke and flames. sorted recording it when a woman outside the house started screaming for her father. that is when a man in a blue dodgers cap went inside the home and came out carrying robert carterwells on his shoulder. he says he is an angel. >> all the heros that stepped up, not me but the other people that were there doing the right thing. that was beautiful. amazing. >> the family that lived in the home says they lost everything but they are greatful to be alive. >> what a story. >>> time is 6:16. let's get you to where you need to go. you are watching the toll plaza. everybody behaving so far? >> so far. we do have a back up. we have been telling you the steel plates on the west side of the bridge are gone. that will make it more of a normal commute. it won't be like it was on friday. we're thinking it

caught one from peyton manning. oh omar boldin is the injured denver bronco with 1:09 to play in the game. the backup safety. rolling over the top of him. stabilized here. good news here. steve antanopil, is greek over his left shoulder. long time denver broncos trainer. boldin gets up. the broncos schedule. two nights from now. thursday night they will take on san diego. three nights rest. at new england. manning and brady. at oakland. at st. louis. miami comes in here. shocking chicago today. they go to k.c. on a sunday night, thanksgiving weekend. buffalo in here. at san diego. at cincinnati on a monday night. week 16. and then wrap it up here against oakland. over throwing the intended receiver there. second down. >> i'll tell you. some of the run players inside. you think of guys like sylvester williams as being more of a run guy. but they are pretty quick in there, too. even trerns snyde n can do that. here he is. not a lot of ways to beat you anymore. if i were building a team i would build it around pass rus

you've got to read, man.t have to read. >> because you're eternally 12, you've got to read man. you've got to read. >> jimmy: i have the best time with her, she's the greatest. >> i know. because you're on the same level. >> jimmy: we really are. >> cause you're always happy. don't you love this guy? he is always happy. [ cheers and applause ] >> i love coming here. >> jimmy: i love when you're here. we both celebrated a birthday recently. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i turned 40. you turned 45. >> 45. >> jimmy: that's great. happy birthday, man. >> thank you. thanks you. [ cheers and applause ] >> seven days apart. >> jimmy: is that right? >> seven days apart. five years and seven days. >> jimmy: virgo? >> yeah, virgo. >> jimmy: me too, man. yeah, all right. you had stevie wonder play at your birthday party. >> yeah, a few days before you. >> jimmy: i mean, stevie played. look at this -- this is your birthday party. >> yeah. >> jimmy: very elegant. classy event. >> yeah, in my living room at the piano. it was re

every man -- i love my daughters to death.e soldiers and they hold you down, butsome deep down you're, like, come on little boy so you can take credit for something, man, you know? you have a little boy and he's a good athlete and people are like, your son's pretty good. where do you think he got that from? all i do is get blamed for how bad they act. i was there when the babies came out and my wife was mad because i didn't watch. my wife was, like, why didn't you watch? that's too much information. you never had problems rummaging around. she used the word "rummaging," like it's a luggage rack. i found it! it's here somewhere! and those babies, man, you see them come out and your whole world changes because my wife was screaming, get it out! two and two! and the baby came out and, you know, you see that child come out and she's screaming at the top of her lungs you realize she been lying to you for a long time. my daughter came out 6 pounds, 14 ounces, i guarantee there ain't a man in here 6 pounds, 14 ounces. i ain't doing n

what i thought was taking cover. >> that was the man taking cover. there were two, two soldiers there. one took cover the other was shot. >> later i realized that. at first i thought it was just some one taking cover. but, it was shocking. at first. >> did you know it was gunfire? >>> thought that sound look gunfire to me. then i circled in my head. constructionai car. so unlikely to hear something like that here in ottawa. >> you didn't see the soldier wounded at that point? >> no. i didn't. as i got closer, i had my phone out just in case i needed to call 911. let people know via social media. >> you approached? >> yeah, it's at that point that i saw the, the fallen soldier. and begin to get closer and see, what i could do to help. >> were other people responding to him at that point? >> yes, as i was walking up, i saw a member of canadian forces some other civilians, bystanders come up. and beginning, doing cpr on the man. so i decided that, i heard some one call 911. i thought i would get to social media. i just tweet this out. let people know th

that man is in custody.aham's kidnapping. >>> a woman is recovering in the hospital with serious burns on her legs and smoke inhalation after an apartment fire. the fire started yesterday at 4:00 in the afternoon at a complex on geary road. firefighters say the flames were under control within 30 minutes. investigators say it appears the fire was caused by unattended cooking in the kitchen in a same unit where the woman was found. >>> a man in fresno is being called a hero. >> there is a man inside. >> now beth letter rock was walking by and saw the smoke and the flames here and started recording it. when she heard a woman screaming for her father. that is when that man right there with a blue hat on he went in that burning house. he was carrying robert carter on his shoulder. we still don't know who the man with the blue hat is but letterrock says he is a an angel. >> all the heros stepped up. not me but everyone that was there. >> that was beautiful. >> amazing. >> the family who lived in that burning hous

was this one man, one gun? is this one man, one gun acting in isolation? should this be seen as a continuation of the threat and, indeed, the attack that happened in canada killing another uniformed soldier just two days ago? is this what canadian soldiers and intelligence agencies clearly have been bracing themselves against for the last couple of weeks? as they put in these new restrictions on learning the identity of members of the canadian armed forces fighting against isis as they announced an alert -- a change in the alert level, the terror level for the entire nation of canada as they announced they had 90 people under surveillance for potential ties to terrorist groups. as nbc news reported they had overheard chatter they were going to be low-level knife and gun type attacks by isis sympathizers inside canada. is this what they knew was coming? and how much of this particular story is over? after those first shots rang out this morning at about 10:20 a.m. eastern time, the parliament building in ottawa was put under lockdown. the whole downtown --

who assaulted a man in wissahickon park last week. police now say they have an idea what he looks like. police released this sketch of the suspect. he's between 25 and 30 years old and stands about 6 feet tall. officers tell us the man attacked a woman who was walking along wissahickon park trail in chestnut hill. officers say the suspect demanded money from the woman then pushed her to the ground and shoved dirt in her mouth. when she said she didn't have any. after a struggle, she broke free and called for help. >>> the secret service now has a local guy at the helm. at least on an interim basis. tonight we're digging to find out more about him. here's what we know. joe clancy has been one of the leaders on comcast corporate security teams since 2011. he once served as a secret service member. now he's been asked to come back to washington to lead the secret service after several high-profile security breaches. so, clancy, who is a hovertown native, villanova grad, and former father judge high school teacher will return to washingto

a man who brought philadelphia sports into their living rooms. >> howard eskin with more on a man who truly was the voice for all seasons, howard? >> yes, he was. bill campbell was in some people's eyes the greatest. but you could always say he's one of the greatest voices in the history of philadelphia sportsports. bill campbell was play by play man for four of our city's tea teams. now f you're under 40 years of age, unfortunately, you will not remember or have really heard bill campbell. bill was the play by play man for the original nba team her in philadelphia. the philadelphia warriors. then 1960 eagles dam championship. yes, he broadcast the last one along with wilt chamber land's one hadn't dread point game in 1962. he was also the phillies play by play voice for eight seasons and 10 seasons bringing you sixers basketball in both radio and tv. he set the standards. for play by play broadcasters and broadcasters here in this town for sure and maybe in the country. coming up in sports, we have another legend talking about bill campbell and some of the most memorable calls you wi

a 19-year-old man will be back in court after a u.s. marshall tpoupld a loaded handgun in the man's underwear at d.c. superior court. marshalls found the gun when they checked him in. he was in court to face car theft charges. this morning investigators want to know why the the man was able to bring that handgun in undetected. in a written statement the spokesman for d.c. police said the defendant was in the custody for three different agencies. >>> right now a man considered armed and dangerous could be hiding in our area. this is the suspect in a deadly triple shooting over the weekend in baltimore. police say if he is not still in baltimore he may be in the silver spring area. >>> right now a warning as you get your kids ready for school in northern virginia. police say a man exposed himself in arlington. richard jordan is live there with more. richard? >> eun, this is obviously unsettling. it handled at a very popular residential enabled gnat far from 395 and south gleeb road. he exposed himself here at gunston middle school. school

get well, young man. the san francisco 49ers were down 14-nothing with second to go in the first half last night when colin kapanen hooked up with brandon lloyd for a 80-yard touchdown, that turned the tide. the 9ers went onto beat the st. louis rams 31 to 17. cap nick through for 343 yards and three touchdowns, the 9ers are now four and two. the rams fall to one and five. last night in pro-football. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, we will tell you why fears about the ebola outbreak could drive up the price of chocolate. >> first though here's what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. thank you cable. for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you, cable because if we never had you... we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. the numbers don't lie. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability, and hd picture quality. so join the millions who enjoy the difference fios makes and get

a paralyzed man is able to walk again. we will tell you about the treatment he received and what it involved. >>> things are going to get wetter and windier over the next 24 hours. the timing of the rain and the cooler temperatures in my first alert forecast coming up. >>> a little more than a quarter before noon. staples is investigating a possible data breach. they are reporting several banks have detected a pattern of card fraud suggesting several stores had been hit by hackers. staples didn't provide details but says customers won't be responsible for any trafraudule purchases if they report them in a taimely manner. >>> nearly half of shoppers surveyed said they would avoid stores who suffered a data breach in the past year. the report revealed the majority of shoppers plan to pay cash for purchases this season rather than credit cards. >>> we like to stay connected. but when you use public wi-fi to make the connection, you could be giving hackers access to personal information. >> reporter: we live in a connected wor

>> no, there is a man inside. >> a fresno man is being called a hero after rushing into a burning man and started recording when a woman started to scream for her father. that's when a man with a blue dodgers' cap went inside the home and came out carrying robert on his shoulder. that man has not been identified but the woman said he's an angel. >> all of the heroes that stepped up, not me but the other people that were there, you know, doing the right thing. that was beautiful. amazing. >> the family who lived in the home says they lost everybody but they are just grateful to be alive. >>> a woman is recovering in the hospital with serious burns on her legs and also from smoke inhalation after an apt fire in pleasant hill. the fire started yesterday about 4:00 in the afternoon at a complex on geary road near pleasant hill road. firefighters say the flames were under control with within about 30 minutes. investigators say it appears the fire was caused by unattended cooking in a kitchen in the same unit where the woman was found. >>> 8:14. the man who vallejo police say intentionally

he's a 33-year-old camera man.ust for the last few days on a freelance basis. he's now the fifth american known to have contracted the ebola virus. he's the fourth american to be flown back to the u.s. for treatment. the three previous patients who flew home were all successfully treated and released here. dr. nancy snyderman herself and her nbc news news crew, they are going to be flown back to the united states and they will be quarantined for at least 21 days out of an abundance of caution. nobody else but this cameraman is showing symptoms. we spoke with dr. nancy about this earlier this hour in liberia. >> our returning to the united states really prevents very, very little chance of giving it to anyone. it would only be a risk if one of us ends up getting sick. we will be taking our temperatures twice a day, checking in with each other. and if any one of us suddenly spikes a fever or gets symptoms, we will report ourselves to the authorities. we are taking it seriously, but i want people to know that we are w

matthew, thejesse man accused of abducting hannah graham. matthew appear to be a video on charges in fairfax county, where he's accused of attempted murder l assault in a case that goes back to 2005. jeff goldberg is live in fairfax. is our first look at jesse matthew in a courthouse in fairfax county. you will hear that any moment. jesse matthew not offering a plea. as attorney also filing motion saying that he is seeking psychiatric evaluation for jesse matthew's sanity. here's the video inside the courthouse. sitting next to his attorney. via video link from the jail in how mild county, virginia. the charges included attempted murder, absorption, and sexually assault. inated to an incident september 2005 against a 26-year-old woman in fairfax. the charges are unrelated to the abduction charge he is facing in the hannah graham case. also unrelated to the possible deatho the abduction and of morgan harrington in 2009. the judge decided matthew will have cut offenders -- codefenders, a public defender. matthew asked for only one attorney. pr

>> man, come on, man. corp. >> it's all coming back to you now?ugh, man. >> think it over. >> i'm thinking it over. it's talk though, man. >> they talk and the wrong people listen. >> i would never -- come on, man. >> speak. >> man, i did some goofy stuff on the phone. i said a lot of [ bleep ], man. man, i said some stupid [ bleep ] that i ain't going to say. >> i'm listening. >> oh, my god, man. i told my girl, you're going to break me out this bitch, come get me out this bitch man. i ain't been -- that wasn't no -- corp -- >> i would really love to hear the whole stories. you're trying to dress -- >> i ain't not being -- >> very [ bleep ] right now but i want you to be honest with the whole story. okay? >> i'm being honest with the whole story. >> there's more to that little story than you're telling me. >> no, it ain't. >> it wasn't nothing serious, i swear to god. >> i was talking to a female on the phone. >> that's your story? i'm giving you a chance right now, i'm being fair with you because basically you're not telling me your story, we ha

a man in a blue cap this very timely walking towards us house. >> reporter: a man in a blue but dodgers cap risk his own life walking into a burning home. and coming up caring robert carter wells on his shoulder. carter wilson this family have lost everything but they're just glad to be alive. >> reporter: beth latter rock and was on her way to begin what she calls a month a walk when she saw the smoke but they're just glad to be alive. >> reporter: the slaughter what was on her way to begin what she calls a month to walk when she saw the small we just try to be mindful and silent and observed and the interests and our own town >> reporter: he says the experience is approved the people can come together when in need. people are doing the right thing was beautiful >> pam: coming up the 545 a rough weekend for bay area football fans. >> pam: models and millionaires the man who captures the hot cards of supermodels. >> pam: stocks had modest gains today will take a look in today's closing numbers. >> pam: supermodels command big money and what the man's a cap to their hearts will look at t

an elderly man died after waiting too long. the man suffered a heart attack as crews were evacuating an apartment building because of a carbon monoxide leak. 5:30 a.m. an aim plains were called, the ambulance arrived at 5:50. poor ambulance response time has been an issue for chief joanne hayes white. the chief has said that 16 new paramedics that hit the streets a few weeks ago has helped the situation. others say it's the use of private ambulance companies that the city and kuehn at this are not contracted to that eased the problem slightly. we reached out to the chief to get a response. many have voted to out the chief. she says that mayor ed lee is backing here and they are trying to solve the ambulance and staffing shortage. >> all right, tara. >>> we are learning more a sting operation that targeted alleged unlicensed contractors suspected of preying on victims of earthquake in napa. you have video of that under cover operation, al is it. >> good morning to you. after a disaster, unlicensed contractors come out of the woo

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oh, ouch meow. >> oh yeah, what's up, man? yeah? >> jimmy: big man, big man on campus, huh?his is the closest game we've ever played. >> steve: closest game ever. one of three, james. [ cheers ] i would be careful. he takes your choice if he wins. >> be confindent, be confident. you got it. you got it. >> jimmy: awww! [ cheers and applause ] >> [ bleep ] this is the closest game ever. this is it right here, it's never happened, dude, this is the best game we've ever played. >> steve: the score is 1-1 and there are four raw eggs. choose well, my friend. do the double, do the man thing. do the double! >> jimmy: do the double. [ cheers and applause ] >> this is it. >> jimmy: one, two, three! >> one, two, three! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: bradley cooper right there! we're talking to neil diamond after the break. stick around everybody. come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ introducing band-aid brand comfort sheer bandages. our most stretchable sheer bandage ever. they're 50% more stretchable, so they fit snug to protect even tough spots from dirt and germs. 'cause ban

he knows that this man just tried to disarm him.ly assume just from his training that the object was to kill him. now he is trying to effect an arrest. and when this suspect turns on him and starts to charge him, he has a man that he doesn't know if he is armed, and he is not willing to go through the same situation and be disarmed again trying to fight a man and protect his weapon. >> but -- let me ask you this. but i want to ask you this. >> okay. >> i pressed mr. krump the other side, i want to press you with michael brown's side. several witnesses said that officer wilson fired at brown while he was running away. no one who's been quoted publicly has said that michael brown was charging wilson. one guy was overheard on tape, but no one's come out and said it publicly other than this one guy overheard on tape and the officer reportedly claims that. why would a man already shot in the hand running away from the cop stop after he's maybe been shot by him as he's running, turn around and start charging him? >> well, why would a man

the man is craig spencer. a doctor that returned from west africa where he was treating ebola patients. preliminary tests show he tested positive for ebola. tracy davidson following this story for us. what do we know about this patient and how many people he came into contact with after he got back into the states? >> we know dr. spencer gave a detailed account between the time he arrived back in the states and yesterday. he flew into new york's jfk a week ago. on wednesday he first felt tired. when you first feel symptoms, that's when you became contagious. last night they announced the test results. mayor de blasio said there's no reason for people to be alarmed. >> we've been preparing for months for the threat posed by ebola. we have clear and strong protocols followed and were followed in this incidence. >> before he got sick, he went to highline park, rode the subway. while feeling fatigued he rode in a an uber taxi. as we've been telling you, it's not airborne. taxi company officials told the cdc told t

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a coward and a self-serving man, i wasn't going to let it slide. i wasn't going to let it slide. i had to see what was going to happen. >> six others pleaded guilty in that case. and in addition to the prison term mcmannis was ordered to pay res toy tying of over $17 million. >>> at children's hospital young patients meet their k9 counterparts. >> "eyewitness news" at chop for tonight's best friends bash. it is all part of the pet therapy program. the aim is to allow children to see how dogs are affected by health problems and how they've adapted. it is a collaborative effort between chop and penn's ryan veterinary hospital. >> good thing the dogs were inside because they would be getting rained on pretty heavily right now. >>> yeah. no fun. a cool ran out there tonight. just hunker down, stay in and by the time you get up tomorrow morning the good news is, everything shall pass. but we have a beautiful vision. you heard about the blood moon. we'll take look and if you'll be able to see it in your neighborhood with our cloud cast coming up. take lo

caught one from peyton manning. oh omar boldin is the injured denver bronco with 1:09 to play in the game. the backup safety. rolling over the top of him. stabilized here. good news here. steve antanopil, is greek over his left shoulder. long time denver broncos trainer. boldin gets up. the broncos schedule. two nights from now. thursday night they will take on san diego. three nights rest. at new england. manning and brady. at oakland. at st. louis. miami comes in here. shocking chicago today. they go to k.c. on a sunday night, thanksgiving weekend. buffalo in here. at san diego. at cincinnati on a monday night. week 16. and then wrap it up here against oakland. over throwing the intended receiver there. second down. >> i'll tell you. some of the run players inside. you think of guys like sylvester williams as being more of a run guy. but they are pretty quick in there, too. even trerns snyde n can do that. here he is. not a lot of ways to beat you anymore. if i were building a team i would build it around pass rus

president of our port commission it brought another young man, if missouri our vice president mr. alzheimer's and when i was 22 i came to those neighbors and like you all we envelope in love with our waterfront i'll actual 6 years ago when i ran for office i had hundreds of constituents many of r whom are here saying what is the city going to do to fix up our piers our piers were pa fatally into the sea we had had pier 35 and the neighborhood associations came together with w working with the develops developers and the city staff and the board of supervisors we brought the best science perfume museum on the west coast piers 17 chp we brought the best sailing race last year with the america's cup and used that to make sure we move forward legislation and a hundred million dollars of investment to build the best cruise ship term on the west coast we're seeing today we need to establish the grand entrances from the world we have san francisco airport when the folks get off the plane that's their view into the port and not only just so a green this we're going to be hanging out with

but the man was pronounced dead at the scene. police say it was not raining at the time. that was not a factor. but they are looking at other factors like how dark it may have been. >> we think she was probably doing the speed limit. we think the factor was the light. it was around dusk. it was just getting daylight and down by the beach, sometimes it can be a little darker just because of the fog and then also the fact that the gentleman didn't use the crosswalk. >> reporter: the man's family says they've lived at the home on sloat for 51 years. he leaves behind a wife and an adult daughter. we spoke with both of them this morning. they were brash shus enough to talk with -- gracious enough to talk with us and said lewis always complained about the speed drivers would go. they say lewis was healthy, always exercised and they are simply trying to move forward. >> life goes on. >> good lord asked for him to come over and make room for him. that's the way it goes. life, we have to keep going. tough. >> reporter: police were out here this morning for a couple of hours blocki

meanwhile the man who stopped attack is being celebrated as a hero. kris van cleave reports from ottawa. >> reporter: thunderous cheers erupted in pair lament for the sergeant at arms who killed the gunman who opened fire on wednesday. this video shows vickers with his gun drawn after taking down the suspect. prime minister stephen harper thanked him. earlier officers on high alert drew their weapons and arrested a man who got too close to the prime minister. a gunman killed 24-year-old nathan cirillo at point blank range. police released video showing the suspect getting out of his car with a gun and witnesses scattering before he opened fire inside the parliament building. law officials believes this video shows michael zehaf-bibeau. we're told he traveled to the united states at least four times last year when he crossed minnesota by car. he was in ottawa waiting for a passport. he had plans to travel to syria. he had a lengthy rap sheet that included robbery, assault, and drugs. >> the investigation is ongoing and will rapidly determine if bibeau

she got the virus after treating a liberian man. the other nurse who got the virus, she's listed in good condition. and a new poll showed that 8-10 americans think it's ok spending money on ebola in africa, including sending aid and vaccines for various treatments. a large majority of americans also favor tighter screening of people from the outbreak zone. they also have confidence that ebola can be prevented from spreading here. >> a little bit of consumer news to pass along now. the number of vehicles that have the so-called exploding air bags going up. nearly eight million vehicles urgently need defective air bags replaced. the air bags are in certain yota, honda, b.m.w., subaru, chrysler, ford and g.m. vehicles. four deaths are linked to those bad air bags. you can find out if your vehicle is impacted by going to our website wjla.com. >> big cheating scandal at the university of north carolina-chapel hill. an independent investigator shows student athletes were allowed to take so-called paper classes, reportedly never met and st

he handle me rough, man. i'm just happy he ain't aggressive. >> jones' reputation on the streets might have made him a celebrity among inmates, but it could also be his undoing. one of the prosecution's key witnesses is a convicted felon named james mallory. >> james mallory. he's a rat. he's one of louisville's biggest -- he might be the biggest rat of all times. >> mallory, who knew jones when both men were housed together at louisville metro years earlier, was recently released from prison while serving a nine-year sentence for armed robbery. he was given probation after writing a letter to prosecutors claiming to have bombshell evidence in jones's case as well as some others. but jones says after mallory was released from prison he came to visit jones in jail and told him a different story. >> so he come visit me, what's going on, man? i ain't telling on you, whoo, whoo, whoo. but i'm like [ bleep ]. if you ain't telling on me, you need to go to court and tell, you know, the judge that the prosecutor is l

another man was also attacked. the suspects are due back in court at the end of the month >>> time is now 5:06. the san jose city council is waiting and debating plans for new developments but not everyone is on board with this. ktvu's janine dela vega is live. >> communication hill is known for its towers. it's become a very popular place to exercise because of this grand staircase. ktvu's first reported about the concerns that neighbor has because the noise and walkway because of all the people who come to exercise and take pictures for the view of the city but sanjoseinside.com is now reporting drug use and sex in the area. 80% of the people who use communication hill don't live in the area. san jose's vice mayor has asked the council to consider those claims before approving a plan for 2200 new homes in the area. the stairs are zone as a public passage open to anyone. so at this time, curfews can't be enforced. more staircases are proposed by the developer. back out here live, this is the staircase. there are s

he was a san francisco resident in his 50s. >>> an rerld man has died -- elderly man has died after collapsing during a carbon monoxide scare. the 95-year-old man suffered a heart attack while evacuating, although paramedics don't think his death is related to the gas leak. carbon monoxide detecters went off around 5:00 this morning inside this building at taraville at 23rd avenue. firefighters cleared every apartment and in the process of evacuating that elderly man suffered cardiac arrest and collapsed. paramedics were unable to revive him. crews spent the morning trying to figure out what caused the buildup of carbon monoxide. >> pg&e has been through the building, checked every pilot light, furnace, water heater. everything is fine. we have no known reason for these elevated levels of the carbon monoxide. >> people were allowed back into their apartments. the coroner will investigate to find out what factors led to the man's death. >>> the medical examiner has now identified a man killed by police as 26-year-old 0shane evans of loekd. he was shot and -- of oakland. he was shot last night j

all at once i realized who this man was. stalin's old powerful foreign minister, and once considered almost as ruthless and terrible as stalin. perhaps because more of the same inspired the infamous cocktails a makeshift bomb, i'd always imagined his voice to be gruff, sinister. instead, it was surprisingly subdued. though beneath it i detected something sharp and ominous like the point of a double-play. don't worry, he added, it's rubbish. everyone knows he died in a plane crash in 1943. if it was such he died, why mention it at all? growing up in the ussr i didn't have to read george orwell to know all about doublespeak. so that was the beginning of my journey was many, many years ago, any decades ago, and that's how i was introduced to my birth grandfather, nikita khrushchev's son, and it was mentioned that it was an investigation the it was indeed because i grew up knowing that khrushchev's son was always hero. my birth grandfather was always a hero, but, in fact, as it turned out in recent years more and more accounts h

and he said, man, don't sing, man.the ch chipmunks can make a hit record but i can't be a record singer. okay. so i stopped. but every club i went in to especially if they had a girl manager, a woman manager, she would say, george, sing something. i heard you sing, i like your voice. the band don't like it when i sing. she said, i notice that when you sing one song, nobody leaves the club between sets. so, i tried it. i sang a song and everybody stayed. so i started putting one song in every set. it worked like a charm. and one guy heard me, tommy lapuma who produced this song, "my masquerade" i had just signed a deal, we were trying to find a producer. he said, i heard you sing five years ago in san francisco, i can't understand why record companies are not using your voice. i told my manager, that's the guy we want to produce my record. because they were showing me all the producers. i said, what's that guy's name downstairs? that's the guy i want to produce my7ñ record. he came up with "masquerade" just one guy who

>> jimmy: look at me, man! [ laughter and applause ] i'm not a man to be messed with!both: one, two, three. >> what's that? [ cheers and applause ] no, ace is like, ace is like -- you get a lot. >> jimmy: no -- >> one cup, one cup for ace. >> jimmy: yeah is that cool? yeah, appreciate it, man. >> how do you -- how are you creative with this. i don't even know how to -- oh, i got an idea. >> jimmy: no - [ audience ohs ] [ laughter and applause ] where am i!? [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: my super name is three ace. [ laughter ] one, two -- eyes up here, buddy. [ laughter ] three, go! yeah! [ cheers and applause ] you do that, then you do the gun. >> really? that's the end of the game? >> jimmy: yeah. >> hold on one second. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: be careful. hey, guys, jake gyllenhaal! [ cheers and applause ] go see "nightcrawler" in theaters this weekend -- paul reubens - [ cheers and applause ] stick around, we'll be right back, you guys! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ why do dogs eat grass? ♪ you know that our brains love junk food, but do you

a man perched at the end of a bridge contemplates life or death. >> oh, man. >> but as minutes tick bystion soon becomes one for witnesses on the ground. what should they do? >> we're skating across the bridge here. >> tara johnson is roller-blading through fairmont park in philadelphia with her boyfriend, garrett couples, on may 6, 2000, when their leisurely saturday afternoon takes a turn. >> i kind of glanced over my left shoulder and noticed there was a gentleman sitting on the bridge. >> next thing tara and garrett know, police cars and fire trucks swarm all around them. they're forced off the bridge to a nearby riverbank. >> i remember commenting to my girlfriend that if he does jump, i'm going in. but i don't think that i really believed that i would actually -- it would come down to that. >> if it does come to that, garrett couples is qualified. he's a medical student trained in lifesaving cpr. and for eight straight summers he's been an ocean lifeguard with a perfect rescue record. >> i've been in the water at least 100 times. >> by now, more than 50 policemen and firefighters