we got a look at the new artwork that reflects a more diverse view of the city during a time when the mansion was built. it has been mostly offlimits to visitors sin the first family moved in last year. >> should be great to check out. >>> first lady michelle obama is going online to encourage students to think big. she unveiled a new website for her cleveland campaigning this morning. it is called better make room.org. students can learn about entrance examines and fill out forms. financial aid forms. students can also share stories about their goals. >> we want to create a space for young people can engage with each other. where they can inspire each other to complete their education beyond high school. >> the white house says more than 20 media, business, and non-profit groups are assisting in the campaign. students always need a little help with all of those forms. seems a little complicated. >> right. >>> in today's money report, many check the reviews before buying something online. >> but are those reviews really true? skeptical of that, with more and that and a check, let's ch

friday night the night vale tourism board will be holding an opening night party to celebrate the new artwork many exhibits that are interactive like put your foot in there. and hurts, don't it. saturday will be free sample day at the sheraton funeral home. sunday afternoon on the great lawn near city hall is the annual children's fair. there will be face painting, food, street food, balloon animals, real animals. hungry animals. feral wild animals that fear no humans. children and adults are prohibited from attending until they get all of these animals under control. this has been the night vale community calendar. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: so informative. >> sure is. >> that's a public service. well, thank you so much, jeffry. joseph fink, jeffery cranor, with an appearance by cecil bald baldwin, the book is welcome to not vale in stores october 209. we'll be right back. >> stephen: this' our show, tune in tomorrow when my guest will ,,,, ,, ♪ some neighbors are energy saving superstars. how do you become a superstar? with pg&e's free online home energy checkup. in just under 5 minu

dari: fox 5 got a sneak peek of the new artwork on display at gracie mansion. the exhibit is called windows on the city. it's meant to capture life in new york in 1799, which is the year that the mayor's home was built. visitors will get to see a portrait of douglas, a tomahawk used by native americans who surrendered land to colonists and a painting by a former slave. it will be open to the public for tours starting next week. ben: they say everything old is new again, especially in the clothing industry. dari: vintage is in. it's always been in. now there's a place to do some one stop shopping. baruch shemtov shows us. >> the manhattan vintage clothing show is bringing decades of fashion to the metropolitan pavilion. >> about 80 percent of the people that come to the show are retail customers. they're buying things for themselves. the other 20% are fashion designers, all the famous fashion designers come here and costume designers from movies. >> reporter: this season's sale is attracting fashion heavyweights, including vogue's european editor at large. >> vin

so i ended up wrapping all the vans with not only new artwork, but the actual phone number and websitethe new van, check it out. >> unbelievable. i love the way it's going around the whole bottom of the truck. it's very classy. >> wow. >> yeah, it's fantastic. and the telephone number's on there. oh, it's beautiful. >> you are? >> i like this look specifically 'cause it's new, and it's different, and it's contrasting. >> i think it's awesome. it's very vibrant. eye-catching, very elegant. >> instead of the decal being a photograph, i would've done it in a painting instead, 'cause it's easy to buy this online or wherever and just slap it on the truck. >> we have a grand opening today. and all i'm getting from hank is dissention. all this hard work's finally coming to an end. i'm excited about the re-grand opening. >> it's good having marcus around. he's just got energy and ideas, and they bounce off the room. and everybody gets excited. "what are they gonna do next?" and i love all the changes. >> i think him coming here has been absolutely fantastic. i think it's great. and i think it'

. >>> we're getting a new look at the artwork people will see when tours begin once again at gracie mansion. the first family helped choose 49 pieces that are now on display. a portrait of president george washington will be replaced with pierre tussant, a former slave turned philanthropist. and approved all the pieces. this is their home. this is work they're going to see every day. >> another item on display includes the gradual emancipation act of 1779. tours are going to resume on october 25th. i have to say, as most new yorkers, i've never been inside gracie mansion. >> i have. >> there you go. >> it's a great tour to take. >> it's a very cool tour. >> and of course mayor bloomberg, i believe anonymously at the time, gave all the money to refurbish the mansion. we go outside for a beautiful day today. it is going to be very, very 68 degrees, breezy conditions. winds kicking up during the afternoon. a couple clouds possibly rolling in. comfortable as we head into tonight. we are going to see things get a little cooler. 49 degrees. mostly clear and chilly in the city. cooler to the north

new album up. it goes on sale next month. a judge ruling hulk hogan can messages from gawker. also, we are getting a first look at the artwork for the new harry potter play that is heading to london. harry potter and the cursed child will debut in the summer of 2016. if you look closely there, you see a young boy sitting in a net shaped like the golden snitch. and producer and director francis ford cope l.a. in spain to receive this year's award. the award is for those who made notable achievements in the community. >> look to the film directors and writers who want their with the genre about something that anyone could make a film about. >> anchor: he is known for films like "the godfather" and "apocalypse now." classic movies. today. a couple of showers around on we will take a look at the forecast. any shower activity we have on sunday is over and done with by lunchtime. s a dry forecast. for the pats game. mondayed a tuesday look good. we get some rain late wednesday into thursday. >> anchor: all right, thank you. 7 news continues at 4:00. have a wonderful afternoon. and a fantastic weekend,

the mansion features a new art exhibition called windows on the city. the artwork capture life in new york when the mansion was built more than 200 years ago. >> the house was built in 1799. so the goal was the show was to city to reflect the many people, the many cultures, the poll the ticks that were going on around the time that it was built. >> public tours will continue through 2016. mayor de blasio and his family will continue living upstairs but that part of the house will be off limits. >> i have seen them working on the house for a while. >>> coming up on cbs 2 news saturday morning -- >> diagnosed with breast cancer and now reeling from defects of one woman's journey. >>> and tom selleck has created a career that's spanned 30 years. he talks to us about his character in blue bloods. >>> and first, here's vanessa murdock with a check on the forecast. >> a decent weekend overall some rain. specifics coming up. and we will talk how patricia will actually have an pact on our forecast shortly. but remember, rain or shine, have the forecast any time with the cb

. >> jadiann: a new rihanna album coming soon. artwork was released at a private viewing. eyes covered with a crown. no release date has been set yet. anticipation is now building. with the debut of the artwork. >> christa: okay. we are anticipating nice weather for the long holiday weekend. what do you think? >> jeremy: we have to go through a little weather system. we look over here. the showers in the connecticut river valley. they are moving east. they will arrive first on the merrimack. shore until very late this afternoon and this evening. chilly tomorrow. then i think we have reached the low to mid-70's by columbus day. >> christa: have a great long weekend if you have it off. are you still waiting to change your bath tub? not any more. it changed everything! only bath fitter can give you the new tub you've been waiting for, in as little as one day. with their unique tub over tub process. isn't that amazing! bath fitter will measure and make you a new custom bathtub that they install right over your existing one, without tearing ou

news. >>> sunday, november 15th. very impressive artwork. lonnie quinn with an update. we will be talking about the up a a chance for rain. i want to show you out something here. a picture from a bunch of you capturing nice foliage out there. southern coaches county. sold in ulster, you're just about peak right now this weekend. the rest of us, waiting longer. the imspire state willing b lit up in the color of the mets. 64 was the high temperature. 1 degree off the high mark. typical day for this time of the year. nice one out there as well. you know what else you don't see on this day? snow! we had this day on the earliest november? let's talk about it. no snow until the area today, and is there a flurry chance north or west. currently nice skies in our area. the greens, yellows, oranges, green is is a light rain, orange, heavier rain. but you don't see the pink or white. by the time you get to saturday or sunday, maybe a flurry for you. this is 1:30 in the morning, and by the morning hours, maybe the commute could have a light shower. that should be added moisture by

artwork. not her own. elise jaffe, komo news. >> everyone wishes that happens to them. >> hope it's real. hope it is real

repairs were made. 50 new pieces of artwork were installed. >> a chance to see gracie mansion for the first time. >> this is an incredible building with a storied history. >> i finds it very interesting that we are allowed to go into gracie mansion and look at where our mayor lives. >> well, you can have a look inside gracie mansion when public tours resume on november 10th. that is two weeks from tomorrow. >> a beautiful home. >> did a great job. >>> after the break, we're going to check across the street with the "today" show and see what's coming up. they have a big morning. >> don't forget. follow us on facebook and twitter, michaelg4ny, darlene4ny. and instagram as well. you're watching "today in new york." welcome, to the simply orange tour. this is our plant. these are our workers. find around here, is any freezing, flavoring, or concentrating. which brings us to our end product. simply orange. honestly simple. that's just the night watchman. we thought we' d be ready. but demand for our cocktail bitters was huge. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn' t need a

artwork. not her own. elise jaffe, komo news. >> everyone wishes that happens to them. >> hope it's real. >> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. i am tamala edwards. it is wednesday, october 14th. right now police in delaware county are -- >> investigators in camden county are trying to figure out what happened to a three-year-old boy who was later found dead. philadelphia police hope to arrest a woman today wanted for burglarizing senior citizens. >> and princeton university is poised to allow its campus police access to rifles. >> good morning everyone, it is 4:30 midweek. let's turn to dave murphy and karen rogers for weather and traffic. good morning. >> little bit cooler out there

reporter: it seems starving artist, ga went lynn atwood might make money off the artwork, just not her own. elise jaffe, komo news. >> everyone wishes that happens to them. >> hope it's real.

new england team. . >> creative pumpkin carvers get ready to show off your artwork halloween at fenway park. you can drop off your precarved pumpkin between 5:00 and 7:30 tomorrow evening the winners announced on friday on saturday all of the pumpkins will be on display in the outfield best of all this park will be transformed into a haunted pumpkin partnership and yes there will be trick-or-treating around the warning track. ahead. the news at 6:00 starts now. . a wet windy and warming night expected we could see damaging gusts across the area. patriots. >>> breaking news in the baby bella case what dcf did wrong when investigated whether she was being neglected. >> a witch versus a warlock. the courtroom confrontation between two of salem's supernatural stars. >> a little girl adopted from china who dreams of being president. >> when i was younger my mom told me i could be anything i wanted to be. >> but the constitution says though. her mission to change the law of the land. >>> first at 6:00 we have our eye on the storm tonight. this afternoon showers have just been the start. >> the rai

new york city. later, the abstract metal artwork of jordan baker-caldwell. but first today, hip-hop public health -- it's an educational program that's using hip-hop music to teach kids lifesaving messages, like the importance of exercise and how to identify strokes. also, it is empowering them to influence their parents' health decisions. in the studio today, dr. olajide williams -- he is the chief of staff of neurology at columbia university and the founder of hip-hop public health -- daniela font, a member of hip-hop health student advisory board, and justin williams, a hip-hop hero. thank you all for being with us this afternoon. we're gonna start with you, dr. williams, because i know this was your brainchild. what made you think that hip-hop music and teaching health would be a good and effective combination? >> so, you know, we believe that, often, resistance to positive change in behavior, especially among children, is often rooted in resistance to the message and/or the messenger. we also believe that credibility is the cornerstone of these pillars

artwork, as well. >> correct, yes. i always very interested in the new technologies, you know, the new electrical hardwares that they are. and then i collaborate sometimes directly with some of the companies about how -- telling them, you know, how somehow they could make a better software. >> yes. so, l.e.d. lighting in this -- have you used l.e.d. lighting before? >> yes, many, many times. it's part of my artwork already. >> well, congratulations. this is fabulous. you have your own website -- grimanesaamoros.com. >> correct. >> and people can find out more about you there. >> yes. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> i love the piece of work. it'll be there till november. be sure to go check it out, folks. before we go, we're gonna take a look at our "tiempo" community calendar for this week. today in queens -- you don't want to miss this -- the bolivian day parade. it starts at noon on 37th avenue and goes from 69th street to 86th street -- again, in queens. plenty of music, plenty of dance, as well. also today, this time in new jersey, the annual hi

new items, high-end items. >> the reporter: from artwork to antiques, to a tiffany lamp and tools. >> massive amounts of tools just sitting everywhere. >> the reporter: rows and rows of eclectic items, books, brown's belt buckle, dental equipment, mounted deer heads, even the kitchen sink up for auction. >> i knew there was a lot. i didn't know how much there was. >> the reporter: even the kitchen sink. they have filled ten dump trucks of items they couldn't sell. proceeds will go to pay the back taxes browns owed. >> mark: police made 12 arrests at a protest wednesday the west roxbury lateral pipeline this morning. workers gathered to stop the construction of the national gas pipeline. the group is concerned about an explosion because the pipeline is close to an active quarry that regularly sets off dynamite. the federally developed pipeline has faced opposition from local and state lawmakers, but passed federal regulatory requirements. >> we are simple, rational community members who are asking for an independent evaluation in what is effectively a closed process so that we can kneel confident and safe in o

new death star the size of a planet. the real mystery is not included in the artwork is jedi night hicks, luke skywalker. hought of "the real story's" new look today. walter treats, very nice. makes all the terrible news easier to take. steve tweet, looks great. keep up the good work. well, thanks for writing. hope you like the new music, too. it's got a sense or urgency to it. right? there it is. that's good music, right? gets you in the mood for news and everything else. all right. thanks to all the great graphics people here at fox for putting together a fantastic program package. all right. have a great day. see you tomorrow. >> vice-president biden is expected to enter the race and sources tell our ed henry he is going to get in and soon. something sure to shake up the race on the democratic side and the g.o.p. a battle on the attacks of 9/11. donald trump claims they would not have happened had he been in the white house, jeb bush is defending his brother's record as president and says trump crossed he line. >>> word a hacker broke into he e-mail of the head of the cia. the accused cybertheft, a hig

. >>> also a new mural inside children's hospital of philadelphia is finished now. we'll tell you about this artworking the faces of the hospital's youngest patients. >>> those stories and more coming up next at 5:00. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪ >> parents and students at one north philadelphia school were frightened after they learned about a woman allegedly threatening students on school property. >>> a letter was sent home and some students told their parents she had a gun. >>> it's friday night. the big story on "action news" is an update to this school scare that we first reported today at noon. tonight, police say their investigation of the woman in question did not turn up a weapon. >> "action news" reporter david henry is live outside of taylor elementary school tonight with the full story t david. >> reporter: yeah, rick, there's a lot of confusion out here. nobody is quite sure exactly what happened and parents have a lot of questions. was there a gun or not? and where was the extra security promise

we're getting a new look at some of the artwork people will see when tours resume at gracie mansion. the first family helped to choose the 49 pieces on display. a portrait of president george washington will be replaced pierre toussant, a former slave turned philanthropist. just one of the pieces that will showcase a more diverse new york city. >> they, with us, looked at every piece and approved all the pieces. this is their home. this is work they're going to >> tours at gracie mansion will resume october 25th. >>> next at 6:00, the democrats facing off in their first presidential debate. we'll tell you which candidates came out on top. >>> also at 6:00, a produce recall. what you need to know before packing up your lunch. >>> and if you're about to head out the door, take us with you. keep watching and download the news 4 new york app right now. you're watching "today in new york." we thought we' d be ready. but demand for our cocktail bitters was huge. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn' t need a loan. we needed short-term funding. fast. our amex helped us fill

new art gallery, has opened in the east village. the gallery's owner, carly zuendel, has included artwork from many local artists, including prints, paintings, jewlery, and 3d printed sculptures. firehouse subs, named because its family founders are former firefighters, opens its first des moines metro location this week at. they have a menu full of hot and cold sub sandwiches, along with salads and chili. and check out some great haunted houses this weekend-- for the big kids, linn's supermarket has reviews saying it's so scary "many visitors chicken out right at the start." sabrina: if you were out and about over the weekend, you may have also caught a peak of this... as sunday turned out to be a good day to get out an help a good cause... in des moines, hundreds of people enjoyed a special hayride to raise money to help fight breast cancer. the "ride for a cure" was at water works park. the ride was pulled by an antique tractor with specially made pink tires. this is the first year of the event and they raised more than two thousand dollars. "it's amazing when we started this project the people that come up to you and how cancer has touc

artwork ther there. all right. right now jim gardner and "action news" team standing by with these stories and more at 6.ers in a south west philadelphia neighborhood trying to solve five murders. >> and also police in montgomery country arrest two in a home invasion that led to death ever a father. that and more coming up next at 6. >> and now for meteorologist adam joseph, cecily tynan, jamie apody, monica malpass, the entire "action news" team, i'm rick williams will, have a nice evening. i'm rick williams will, have a nice evening. good >> thursday night pennsylvania lawmakers react to budget impasse. and new jersey goes to court to sees beach front property any margate. >>> but the big story on "action news" tonight is stepped up efforts by police to solve multiple murders in a southwest philadelphia neighborhood. lawmen were out today putting up flyers in the area around 53 and green way desperately trying to encourage residents to tell them what they might know about a group that is causing havoc in this part of philadelphia. "action news" reporter sarah bloomquist is liver at southwest detectives

artwork. how he got nabbed when he tried to unload hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of paintings. >> and a new clue into uber's autonomous car program. we'll show you the latest photos of the company's mapping vehicles. >> good afternoon. it is warmer today than yesterday. but not quite as warm as it will be on wednesday. i have your full forecast coming up but first, this brief time-out. ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, >>> taking a look at the big board right now, the dow is about 4 points. >>> cupertino-based apple is excited about the early success of its streaming music service. ceo tim cook says apple music has 15 million users. they include 6.5 million paying subscribers and 8.5 million customers on three-month trials. they launched apple music june 30 and offered every user a three-month trial period. >>> new at noon, the best jobs for work-life balance, marin base glass door just released its list of the top 25 jobs with the most flexibility starting with data scientists, seo managers, talent acquisition specialists and social media managers. the data comes straight from employee feedback shared wit

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artwork up there, i promise. come with me into the kitchen. which by new york standards is very generous. german high end appliances but they're smaller. you have a large bathroom in the back, no tub. i can't get you is in there. no time all t. all the amenities are add-ons. as to the big itself, you get a rooftop deck, a teeny tiny terrace and a neighborhood these ooh already gaining in val yaw. the super amenities you do not get. you don't get the pool or the gym. you don't get the condo fees. that's by design. for millennials in the studio, they were really, shall i say, okay guys, cleaning up. >> you can't fit the lawn into the closet. you can't do that. >> yeah. >> so -- >> well "saturday night live" premiered its 41st season with help from one presidential candidate. >> hillary clinton appeared on the show last night. since she wasn't playing herself, she took the opportunity to make fun of one fellow candidates. >> oh, van, i'm just so darn bummed. all even wants to talk about is don auld trump. >> don auld ald trump, isn't he the one who's like, you're all losers? >> cracking hers

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news at 6:00 report. wrap it up with this. by now, unless you've been in hiding you've seen jose bass batise da's play. that's some incredible artwork and dedication to the cause. you know what, you really better hope that the team wins a world series championship because that's like owning the afc champion hat when your team loses the super bowl. you don't want to be that guy. >> or at least that gravity doesn't one day take affect. >> i'd say that's inestible. >> showers we'll be tracking in the morning drive. freeze, and in the 20 by monday andrew: the one thing about soccer that i like the most is when i put my uniform on, the age just leaves me. the ages leave all of us. we simply become kids again. i think all of us play for that very reason. it makes us the child we once were. the years just glide away, and i'm back to where i was. you are that little andy guy who used to be down in me, and i get to be that person all over again. my name is andrew,

artwork that they needed to come up with to demonstrate joaquin. >> well, they say that it will be spaghetti. that it is the good news.hat it is not set in stone obviously, but the latest track is trending eastward and that is a good thing. in fact we'll start with joaquin, category four and the strongest storm in four years. and the maximum sustained winds, gusts are up to 160 as they will eventually begin to turn back to the north and that will be at 8:00 tomorrow. by the way, you can get this very map and these tracks on our app. maybe download that app now while we have power. mainly power tomorrow with the nor'easter coming our way. by 8:00 on saturday, the storm is still pretty far south of us. i mean that it is just barely past miami's parallel. but they will begin to accelerate and continue to move northward. then it will continue to move back up. we talked about it yesterday and that they should protect it and then we get in to tuesday at 6:00 p.m. so this is a great track for everybody's concern, especially for those in the metro area. but speaking of art, here you go, kids. each one of these lines, they rep

randy: this is new haircut of a 70-year-old woman who attended a latinos for hillary rally. clinton' s camp love this. emily: very interesting artwork. randy: it shows your true faith in the candidate. danielle: that' s a really great photo of her. danielle: maybe we' ll have something your head next week. olessa: we are watching a few problem spots out there. 93 south, there is a crash by one of 28. there is another accident cleared by reply and. it is now 45 minutes from 495 out to 128. there are more delays approaching route 16. there is some volume on it before out of avon. that crashes now on the shoulder. trains and buses are running on schedule. forecast. danielle: it' much colder. today. we have a hard freeze again. from this cold front, this will bring a this morning. all of this will push across the state. we will have shower chances through midday. once we get past midday, the clear out and look for more sunshine. temperatures will responded we stay mild with high temperatures in the low 60' s and upper 50' s. as we headed toward saturday, capture start to nosedive. on saturday, it will be back s. winds will really pick u

new york city. >> it is greg, treatments of putting in a lot of artwork and seeing all the off. >> that group of guys, 24 guys in the coaching staff that absolutely love each other, we love each other and that makes it so special. duke: there you have it. the champagne was flowing in the locker room after the game. was quite a celebration and once the mets players got done with the champagne and talking to the media doing their national commitments for major league baseball and some of the networks, it came back out on the field and they were with their family and friends and a lot of mets fans stayed here at wrigley field's and then got together already behind the dugout and cheered the mets on hand to was pretty cool to see, players were going to the fans, fans were hugging the players, it was quite a scene. that is the story from wrigley field. now is on the world series for the new york mets. they will face either the toronto blue jays, world series starts fox 5 tuesday night. we are excited. back to you. greg: we are going to let the decision, the a new posters on it has been wild, 100 years old

new restoration work. crowds at the sistine chapel can reach 20-thousand a day -- which brings concerns over dust sweat, and carbon dioxide damaging the artwork on the ceiling. back home in the u-s...the white house is prearing to host the annual halloween trick- or-treat for military families today. the president and first lady will pass out candy to the children of service members. its stilllto come... we're taking a look at halloween safety this year. with the big day falling on a saturday, we've got tips to make sure kids stay safe trick-or-treating. and this weekend issalso when the clocks change -- a few reminders of what else you should check this weekend. the forecast from storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan is up next. "you're watching kwwl, we've got you covered! with "now your storm track 7 from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: we are between systems so the wind has died down and the rain has tracked out, but more rain is heading our way tonight and tomorrow. stormtrack7 live weather netw

artwork. >> these are all germs -- >> that are starry starr >>> this morning on "world news now," homecominghed into the parade killing at least four people. new details from investigators as the suspect faces a judge today. >>> extreme weather. dangerous remnants of a hurricane dumping nearly two feet of rain on the south. the storm on the move, a threat to millions. accuweather's forecast straight ahead. >>> and new this half-hour, a collection of guns so huge, an 18-wheeler had to haul them away. >> nearly 10,000 stolen weapons in one man's house. detectives say the suspect was hoarding them. >> later gwen stefani is single again. the superstar's divorce from gavin rossdale. the impact on their three kids and the surprises over who gets what. what's in "the skinny" on this monday, october 26th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning to you on this very busy monday. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm kendis gibson. there is a lot happening this monday. starting with that homecoming celebration that turned tragic. a car plowing into a parade mowing down spectators like bowling pi

artwork and sketches. >> it's a big family events for us. >> love to see the shows and comics. >> reporter: check out the trading cards section and try new videogames like this "star wars" battle time. on the west side, jill nicolini, cbs 2 news. >>> tickets to comic-con sold out. but there are still tickets to many super week events that you can get. >> i love the passion like they are into it. >> definitely have it. >> and not halfway. all in. >> all in. >> if you are going to do it, do it. >> i was exploring their website the other day and there's so much happening there that if you are kind of a novice to the whole thing, you will get lost. >> totally overwhelming. good time had by all. >>> still ahead, it's not what a dad-to-be expected to hear from his wife on the way to the hospital >> you know what? you got to stop or you got to find a place because the baby is coming. how this mom took control and took a very special delivery into her own hands in a cbs 2 exclusive. >> a consulate attacked and now we are getting a first look at the suspects. >> and then farm-to-table takes flight. why there's now produce sprouting up at jfk airport. with t

artwork, glassware, big, small, anything people want to collect her take on. alyx: viewers are watching from the inside. tell us about the 25,000 square foot store. >> everything we buy new things and bring new product in. new consignments, we just go. it is filled to the brim with stuff. >> my favorite pieces are sports. i love old sports and football and basketball memorabilia. a lot of collectors look for them to. alyx: you guys have grown over the years. you moved here because you needed that much space because antiquing has taken off. >> our warehouses were full, our vendor list was full. right away, he made a change. alyx: coming up, i think it's about time i went shopping. >> -- i think so. shaina: tough assignment. elizabeth: so much. there. the cubs just can't seem to win. shaina: we thought maybe eric would bring them good luck. he posted a picture outside wrigley field before the game started. but even his cheers weren't enough to help the cubs beat the mets. new york bested chicago 5-2 to take the series lead, 3 games to nothing. game 4 is tonight in chicago at 7. it is a must-win for the cubs if they want to stay in the game. elizabeth: there's still a chanc

new movies like batman vs. superman. they got a nice surprise, got to see the free wi-fi provided by lex luther's corp. and hundreds of tables of merchandise and original artwork by incredible artists. more of the same today. coming up in the next hour anna gilligan will have a live report. select to do that. i don't know if she will -- juliet: i am speaking for her. ben: she is a huge fan of the walking dead which a lot of people are really into. juliet: i wonder if you run into any game of thrones people. going to be on both show. ben: that is also unclear. juliet: the night fans are waiting for, brenda, our photographer, decked out in mascara. we have been waiting for this for nine years. the first game since 2006. >> game 1 against the los angeles dodgers east coast/west coast, new york, l.a. game 1 at dodger stadium in l.a. watch out for the traffic. jacob gets the ball, clayton turn shot for the dodgers. juliet: den 1 between the casey poor guy in kansas city gets cult. hard to stop these things when they start going. ben: effort roll out one of these tarps? juliet: i was doing a publicity thing. 7 million pounds. ben: i did it once and once it gets goin

artwork all around, great bar. sold out tonight, the hall and oath show. >> hall and oats from fill. what better way to kick off the opening of this newue. >> that's nice. >> they are temple graduates. >> yes, 8:00 show. >> okay. guys. >> yes? >> you want to see what happened at my house yesterday? >> show us. >> we're going to show you right now what happened at my house yesterday. look at that. that's my driveway. >> oh, oh? >> and that's a tree? >> that's a tree. it is a pretty big tree t came down yesterday. >> was it that withiny? >> apparently was just winnie enough. and i think maybe because it was dry, dry, dry, and then we got all of that rain it, loose ends, i mean, came out from the roots. >> so we know what bill is he doing today? >> vroome! >> chain saw! luckily, no human, no cars, no rufus, nobody harmed. it just kind of is laying there across the driveway. so if you are going have a tree fall, that's the way you want it, not to hurt anybody. but the reason i show you this is get your trees, you know, when the tree guy comes out, i'll have him look at the other treason our property to make sure that there is nothing else

reporter: it seems starving artist, ga went lynn atwood might make money off the artwork, just not her own. elise jaffe, komo news. >> everyone wishes that happens to them. >> hope it's real. >> hope it's real.

artwork stolen. how police say a squatter almost got away with it. >> warmer today than yesterday. but not quite as warm as it will be tomorrow. full forecast is straight ahead. >> good news for your tuesday morning drive. better conditions on 880. details coming up. >>> good morning, everyone. it's tuesday, october 20. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is 5:30 on the nose. >>> things are still not settling down in the san ramon valley, which has experienced a rash of small earthquakes in just the last week. kpix 5's kiet do joins us live from san ramon. have we had any more this morning? >> reporter: you know, i didn't feel any myself but they have been so small that you could easily mistake them for a truck driving by. it hasn't let up. san ramon up to 300 earthquakes in this past week alone. this whole quake swarm started last thursday and the good news is that most of them have been relatively small. only about a dozen have been over 2.5 "evening magazine," 2.5 magnitude yesterday afternoon particularly busy. 3.6 hit yesterday afternoon around the evening commute. the crow canyon country club is at the epicenter. it's a constant swarm of ea

artwork. matt: this is the devaluation, and you can see what happened to u.s. indexes. i have the dax, the commodities index as well. when i want to point out as we are getting newom to, it said it has cut rates further because consumer prices are low, and it says it will step up to support weak spots in the economy. stephanie: we want to go to jonathan fendi, our new guest from trusted sources. , think you so much for giving us the time. tell us about what is going on in china. jonathan: we just had the pbocest rate cut from the and a cut in the reserve requirement ratio for banks. this is the sixth interest rate cut in a year for china, and is a further sign that as the economy slows in china, down six .9% quarterly growth on the official print in the third quarter, the authorities are doing everything they can to push up growth. this is not huge in itself, it is a psychological move. tom: you are one of our great china watchers. is beijing in control of the dialogue or are they adapting with these rate cuts and other the fiefdoms like shanghai? jonathan: you hit the nail on the head. it has been evident through this year is that the economic management from t

world totook vario microbes and dish artwork. >> niece are all germs. >> that are starry starry night. gorgeous pieces of art.. scientists. think. >> that's the news for t >>> making news in america this morning -- severe flooding. remnants from one of the strongest hurricanes ever recorded. now drenching parts of the u.s. widespread rainfall. up to ten inches in some areas. we're tracking it all. >>> breaking overnight. whalwatching tragedy. a boat packed with passengers suddenly capsizes. the new videdeo just i moments after it went down. set to make an announcement about certain meats, putting them in the same category as cigarettes. >>> and going viral. a friendly seal jumping on a man's boat for a selfie and a snuggle. >>> good monday morning. i'm reena ninan. >> and i'm kendis gibson. we're going to begin with the soaking rain that's been menacing people on the coast. aftedrenching texas for days. >> texas wilill g a break today from the water that filled up homes, as well as cars. and triggered dramatic water rescues. >> louisiana getting the worst of the rain this morning. you can see how much moisture there is there. we get the latest rig

new york where the owner lives. look at him go. wow. >>> okay coming up today, check out the bethesda arts festival. more than 180 artists will display a wide variety of artworkafts. and ahead in our next half hour, he stopped a terror attack in paris and was stabbed after returning home. more about the suspect to try to kill an american hero. plus, we'll head to california working up continues after that massive mudslide. >>> maybe you can feel the air. heavy stepped outside yet? a little cold. freeze and frost adv ♪ when was the last time you felt... free. it's time to uncover that feeling again. with the compassion and strength of a name... most accepted by top doctors and specialists. and the power of a card... that opens doors in all fifty states. giving you the freedom to love to dream to dance like no one is watching. carefirst blue cross blue shield. live fearless. >>> good morning and welcome to wusa9, i'm mike hydeck. as family and friends come together to remember a transgender woman killed in gaithersburg, the suspect prepares for day in court. also this morning, fear and violence in jerusalem. more stabbings. what will stop the bloodshed? started

artworks. he had the ability to claim he was a prolabor candidate. and then there's this guy that people just order to learn about, and man named theodore roosevelt who had left new york when his wife and mother died, tragically. he went out into the ranching thing. he had just come back to the city and was looking to get back into politics. the republican party grabbed him and made him their candidate. the re member the image of that saidthe horse subsidize press, and the press is 100% on the side or against henry george. this is from puck, capable of publishing prolabor cartoons and anti-labor cartoons week after week. but notice this is not necessarily antilabor. here you have the devil standing behind a worker and saying don't george has these great ideas -- with this cornucopia in the back dumping out free land and money, he's going to give these things away. the way the powers that be in the late 19th century tried to derail george, you couldn't say workers are stupid, they needed workers votes. they said workers, you are being diluted. don't be fooled by this wolf in sheep's clothing. there is a lot of this imagery. here's an image of the statue of liberty