but the fabulous, fabulous laurie metcalf is just, she is just a tornado, man. she is -- >> jimmy: real, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] congrats to your daughter, too, rumor willis. she was great on "dancing with the stars." i loved her in that, but then, she's also on broadway, too. >> also on broadway. in "chicago." >> jimmy: father/daughter. in "chicago." [ cheers and applause ] the family, all in the family. >> fantastic. >> jimmy: the family business. >> all working. all working. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. fantastic thing. i'm sorry about the hair thing earlier. we'll cut all that out. i just appreciate this. oh, it looks fantastic. you're a stud. this is bruce willis, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] "rock the kasbah" opens next friday. the broadway play "misery" begins previews october 22nd. we'll be right back with the lovely sienna miller.

michael metcalf, thank you very much for joining us this morning. up next, a sorry affair, vw's top executive apologizing but says it was not a companywide conspiracy. ♪ volkswagen's u.s. ceo says a missions cheating was something individuals that. hans nichols is in berlin. an individual policy, not a companywide policy. what else to the have to say? hans: he said sorry a lot, he was trying to impress that he was embarrassed this happened was company. he vacillated sometimes talking about how angry he was. but he also said there was not an easy solution and they will take a long time to fix this. he did not play out a timeline just said they are still working on it and there was not a simple software solution. >> roughly 500,000 cards are affected, around 430,000 cars are the gen one which were the very early ones that were started in 2009. that ase cars we believe software only solution will not be possible because in order to be quite frank if it would've been possible they would've it met the standards in the first place. hans: just moments ago

guy: let's bring in michael metcalfe.u look at the victory, there are a number of ways to look at it. it is a huge commodity move, but is there anything the canadians can do? -- tapping into their reserves to figure out how to micromanage this. do they need to have cyclical policies? michael: i think it can help. as you said earlier, it is a vote against austerity. the commodity wave broke just before the elections, so one interesting fault of the canadian dollar is that if they now go into policy, willie bank continue to -- and ironically, that could support it. , what therms of lessons are for everybody else if you are sitting in australia policyou are a commodity holder, how do you look at what canada is doing and think about how to extrapolate that into your own economy? michael: they'll have the same challenge -- how do you and howbute the games do you cushion the blow? so all of the economies are suffering this issue. guy: saudi arabia looks like a pretty interesting one. more stimulus. tom: is currency the solution

she was married to metcalf bowler. he was very wealthy. he accumulated a huge amount of wealth in the shipping industry, and they had a home in newport. he was very active in political affairs. he was a judge. in 1763, he had accumulated so much wealth that they retired to their country estate in new hampshire where they had 70 acres, 11 of which were devoted to green houses and gardens. they were happily living on the estate in new hampshire. but the war came along, and the british soldiers ravished the estate. his income from shipping totally stopped and things got very hard for metcalf. it was only discovered in the 20th century that at that point, he corresponded with general clinton, who was the british commander of the area. he wrote to him offering intelligence in exchange for protection from the soldiers and some cash. this was not discovered until the 20th century when the clinton papers went to the library in ann arbor and this correspondence was discovered. it does not look like he got much assistance, protection, or much cash b

metcalfe bowler. this was painted in 1763, so about the same time he was proac painting epes sergeant, but it's a totally different approach. look at the beauty of the es garland and the lace sleeves on her dress. you can see his training in engraving and in fine detail when you see how he's treated il these fabrics. treate she's again shown with a column and the drapery in a very etting classical setting that he probably saw in european engravings. there's an interesting story to this woman. she was married to metcalfe bowler. he was very, very wealthy.mount he accumulated a huge amount ofi wealth in the shipping industry. and they had a home in newport. he was very active in political affairs. they lived on clark street.tivei in 1763 he had accumulated so 3e much wealth that they retired to their country estate in portsmouth, new hampshire. i think there was 70 acres, 11 , of which were devoted to hey we greenhouses and flowers. maybe that's where her garland comes from. so they were happily loving

she was married to metcalfe bowler. he was very wealthy. accumulated a huge amount of wealth in the shipping industry, and they had a home in newport. he was very active in political affairs. they lived on clark street. in 1763 he had accumulated so much wealth that they retired to their country estate in port smith, new hampshire. maybe that's where her garland comes from. so they were happily loving on this estate in new hampshire, but the war came along and the british soldiers ravished his estate. his income from shipping totally stopped, and things got very hard for metcalfe. there was only discovered in the 20th century at that point he corresponded with gal

we used a lot of what we called metcalfe's law. metcalfe created this law sometime ago that talks about telecommunications networks. in it when you look at a telecommunications network what he said was if you add a new node to a telecommunications network, so if you have "a" and "b" and then you add "c," you get exponential power. every time you add a node, you expone exponential increase the knowledge and the power of the intelligence that's out there. we had analysts from all the intel communities. you had a much better look at the picture on the ground. and this was vitally important. again, with each node you added, you had a better understanding of the picture. so we took this concept of fusion and we started off small with fusion cells. we created these locally grown joint interagency task forces in iraq and then afghanistan. we began to partner the iraq and afghanistan node when we found out the enemy network did not see any boundaries between iraq and syria and afghanistan and pakistan and other places. then we created this

we used a lot of what we call metcalf's law. bob metcalfe created the law that talks about telecommuting networks. when you look at telecommunications networks, what he said was if you add a new node to a telecommunications network, so if you have a and b c, what you get is an expansion increase in the power of communications. c and b have to be able to talk equally as strong as a nd b, this applies to human networks as well. youy time you add a node, exponentially increase the power of the intelligence out there. as we created these interagency task forces, and we had analysts from all the intelligence communities, we had analysts and operators from the military at from all the other constituents out there fighting the battle, the state department, etc.. you had a much better look at the picture on the ground. added, youode you had a better understanding of the picture. we took this concept of fusion and we started out small with fusion cells. we started these locally grown joint interagency task forces in iraq and afghanistan.

. >>> the 2013 sniper attack on pg&e's metcalf substation was likely an inside job. that's the word from the department of homeland security. that attack nearly took out power to large parts of silicon valley and the shooter was never found. the department says it may have been a current or former employee of pg&e or possibly a hired contractor. >>> after tonight, there will be no more u.s. airways. it is combining its reservation system with american airlines, which completes their massive merger. the last u.s. airways flight takes off from san francisco the red eye to philadelphia. it's flight number 1939, which happens to be the year u.s. airways launched its first flight. >>> he is known for a revolutionary style of baseball management. but now a bay area water district is exposing another side to billy beane. he is the third biggest water guzzler in the east bay according to a new report from east bay m.u.d., which says the oakland a's executive and danville resident is using about 6,000 gallons of water per day. that's 6 times the usage ebmud set. beane is faci

sunday, 10-year-old james metcalf found the silver heart-shaped charm on the ground by a roller coaster at strickers grove in ross... adrienne says she didn't even realize the locket was missing...until her daughter saw a post about finding its owner, on facebook... s adrienne bird lost locket "for that little boy to find that and you know, it actually make its way back to me, it's actually a miracle to me." a miracle - thanks to the help of facebook... james and his mother tonya, traveled to adrienne's north college hill home...to return the locket together. s adrienne bird lost locket "thank you so much. i appreciate this more than you'll ever know. i just can't believe that a 10-year-old kid found it and actually did what was right with it. he's an awesome boy. so awesome." being able to say thank you in person, adrienne says, meant the world to her. s adrienne bird lost locket "i can't thank them enough." adrienne says the next step is to get a new necklace for this locket.... one a little bit sturdier than the last, so this never happens again. stick around ag secretary vilsack is

no one has ever been arrested for the 2013 shooting attack on the pg&e metcalf substation in south sanaccording to published media reports, the department of homeland security's assistant secretary for infrastructure protection told an energy conference in philadelphia, quote, there's some indication it was an insider. the fbi called the report into question saying there is a significant gap in what was said and what was reported. but other law enforcement sources tell kpix 5 that an inside job has long been suspected due to the targeted nature of the attacks. key fiberoptic lines were cut and someone with a high caliber rifle shot up several cooling radiators

returned it to its rightful owner who says it's more than just a piece of jewelry. 10-year-old james metcalffound that silver heart-shaped charm on the ground by a roller coaster. his family posted the find on facebook in hopes of reuniting it with its owner and social media worked. adrian byrd says she didn't even realize she lost the locket until she heard about the facebook post. the locket contains the ashes of her mom who died of breast cancer just two months ago. >> thank you, okay? i appreciate that more than you'll ever know. i really do. >> she says her next step is to get a new necklace for the locket, one sturdier than the next one so she won't lose it again. >>> hundreds of teens and young adults living on the streets. we will meet the faces of philadelphia's homeless youth next in an nbc 10 digital exclusive. >> i would just sleep anywhere i could sleep for about a month. >> alone and vulnerable. in philadelphia, hundreds of young people in their late teens and early 20s are homelessment they walk the streets, sleep in parks or abandoned houses, any place they can find shelter.

but the fabulous, fabulous laurie metcalf is just, she is just a tornado, man.d applause ] congrats to your daughter, too, rumor willis. she was great on "dancing with the stars." i loved her in that, but then, she's also on broadway, too. >> also on broadway. in "chicago." >> jimmy: father/daughter. in "chicago." [ cheers and applause ] the family, all in the family. >> fantastic. >> jimmy: the family business. >> all working. all working. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. fantastic thing. i'm sorry about the hair thing earlier. we'll cut all that out. i just appreciate this. oh, it looks fantastic. you're a stud. this is bruce willis, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] "rock the kasbah" opens next friday. the broadway play "misery" begins previews october 22nd. we'll be right back with the lovely sienna miller. stick around, everybody. ♪ it's intelligent enough to warn of danger from virtually anywhere. it's been smashed, dropped and driven. it's perceptive enough to detect other vehicles on the road. it's been shaken, rattled and pummeled. it's innovative enough to brak

. >>> new this morning, department of homeland security says the 2013 sniper attack at that pg&e metcalfubstation was probably done by someone on the inside. the attack nearly took out power of large portions of the silicon valley. the shooter wasn't found. dhs says it doesn't know whether it was a current or former employee of pg&e or possibly a hired contractor. >>> supporters of vice president joe biden do not want democrats to count him out just yet. a senior democratic official claims biden will probably decide in the next three days based on clues from biden's inner circle. a top democrat who spoke toed by then week says his family is, quote, totally on board. >>> two candidates in the republican presidential race threaten to boycott the next debate. donald trump and ben carson sent a letter to cnbc threatening to pull out of the primary debate if it's longer than two hours including commercials. the previous republican debate on cnn ran three hours. cnbc says it is talking with all the campaigns involved before it finalizes the debate structure. >>> 6:39 your time. two congressmen

no one has ever been arrested for the 2013 shooting attack on the pg&e metcalf substation in south san jose. but according to published media reports, the department of homeland security's assistant secretary for infrastructure protection told an energy conference in philadelphia, quote, there's some indication it was an insider. the fbi called the report into question saying there is a significant gap in what was said and what was reported. but other law enforcement sources tell kpix 5 that an inside job has long been suspected due to the targeted nature of the attacks. key fiberoptic lines were cut and someone with a high caliber rifle shot up several cooling radiators causing transformers to leak oil overheat and shut down. security at the substation has been beefed up ever since. security patrols are now more pro-active. surveillance cameras are everywhere and pointing in all directions and an extra high concrete wall now surrounds all of the substation's power equipment. no one from pg&e was available to talk on camera but they sent us a statement today saying that safety is their

that's exactly what they did, their energy and enthusiasm before sunset former metcalfer mike piazza traveled on this decked out water taxi he predicted the team will rally. >> eight years here, it's something i can't describe, the energy and the way -- it's like family now. every time i come back here it's like coming back home. >> reporter: and the big question, will tonight be the night they tie things up, a lot of mets fans have their fingers crossed right now. live from citi field, mallory hoff channel 7 eyewitness news. >> let's tie things up, get this going like 86. thank you mallory. game 4 tonight 8:07 p.m., and remember, to show us your pics showing off that blue and orange pride out there, use the hashtag abc7ny. the mets trying to even this let's go. >>> a stop work order has been issued against the company in charge of a construction site at a deadly collapse in manhattan. the building is on 38th street in midtown. it was in the process of being demolished when the unplanned collapse happened. one construction worker was killed in this collapse. firefighters rescued anot

a sniper nearly took out power to parts of silicon valley after shooting transformers at metcalf substationin 2013. media reports cited a top official suggesting an insider was responsible. the fbi told us there is a, quote, significant gap between what was said and what was reported. agents have not identified a motive or any suspects. >>> this house will move to a new location in oakland tomorrow morning. ucsf children's hospital offered it for tree as long as the new owners covered most of the moving costs. right now the house sits on land owned by the hospital but plans call for a new building on that site. a couple will put that house on their property a block away. the move will cost them $200,000. >>> happening today, rapper and actor snoop dog is bringing his youth football team to san jose to play. the diamond valley steelers of southern california will face off against the san jose hit quad at james lick high school. speck takers can donate warm clothing for a coat drive at the game. they aim to provide youth the opportunity to learn the values of character and teamwork through th

wynns director metcalf 7 i's. >> so that was a votes for suspension ever rules now a motion and secondrmal introduction. >> move the formal introduction. >> thank you. >> may i have a reading of the requested action by the council society e vote. >> dr. murase i think i need to make a during the course there was an oversight in the advisory committee print in the agenda in which you know we take responsibility the policy lease in any printed agenda don't appear to be attached to the summer page which i think as a matter of progress is a problem so what i would suggest we put that on informs the next regular board meeting and make sure the amendment policies are told them. >> we've introduced them so all we have to do is a not take action they'll came back come back from a second reading. >> so we'll postpone the votes to the next tints we don't need to withdraw the suspension of rules. >> now i don't think so you're not choosing to exercise on the votes. >> okay. we'll take action at a future meeting we've done item r now boards members delegates for the organization and all other repo

she was married to metcalfe bowler. he was very wealthy. accumulated a huge amount of wealth in the shipping industry, and they had a home in newport. he was very active in political affairs. they lived on clark street. in 1763 he had accumulated so much wealth that they retired to their country estate in port smith, new hampshire. maybe that's where her garland comes from. so they were happily loving on this estate in new hampshire, but the war came along and the british soldiers ravished his estate. his income from shipping totally stopped, and things got very hard for metcalfe. there was only discovered in the 20th century at that point he corresponded with general clinton, sir clinton, who was the british soldier and british commander of the area. he wrote to him offering intelligence in exchange for protection from the soldiers for some cash. this was not discovered until the 20th century when clinton's papers went to the clement's library in ann arbor and this correspondence was discovered. so it doesn't look like he got much assistan

his income from shipping totally stopped, and things got very hard for metcalfe. there was only discovered in the 20th century at that point he corresponded with general clinton, sir clinton, who was the british soldier and british commander of the area. he wrote to him offering intelligence in exchange for protection from the soldiers for some cash. this was not discovered until the 20th century when clinton's papers went to the clement's library in ann arbor and this correspondence was discovered. so it doesn't look like he got much assistance, much protection, or much cash because his circumstances were considerably reduced after the war. he and his wife moved to providence where they set up a shop. he became a shopkeeper and they had a boardinghouse. so the question is, did ann know about his traitorous activities? we don't know, but it doesn't take away from this beautiful portrait of this very young, very confident, self-assured looking young woman with her beautiful garland of flowers and her beautiful lace sleeves. another portrait in this room of a woman