this is the new hub for breaking news coverage for all the fox news channels. we call it the fox news deck. >> stephen: it's like star truck polo deck. it feels like you're surrounded by news, but it's all an illilization. and, folks, the star shep enterprise observes the fundamental rule of tv journalism-- bigger plus electric equals information. jim. >> this is a piece of equipment that has been installed, and never been use used used in broadcast television before but it allows me to manipulate this 38-foot-long video wall. for instance, i can take a picture and bring it over here. take this lady who has been evacuating from a hur kane zone and move it over here. ( laughter ). >> stephen: it's incredible. shep can move around images of devastation with the flick of his controller. it's like he's playing wii tragedy. ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( cheers and applause ) and the news deck gets its info the same way you do-- from some guy on twitter. >> it's not a secret that a lot of people get their information from twitter and beyond. so what our hope is over th

larry jacobs, abc news, new york. >>> the fbi investigating new video of last month's mall attack int of planning another mall massacre. the u.s. issued a warning that the group behind the kenyan attack may be organizing a similar event in the african country of uganda. >> we have put out the statement because of our concern and because of information available. in terms of the specificity of that, i'm not going to outline that. >> only four gunmen are seen in the new video. one said that the there was a woman but the video shows only men with guns. at one point they are seen taking turns praying. >>> this afternoon president obama is expected to announce his pick for the new homeland security secretary. jay johnson is a former top pentagon lawyer and he would follow in the footsteps of janet napolitano who resigned in july. >>> a federal marshall was taking cell phone pictures of passenger's skirts. he is accused of taking up to a dozen photos while on duty. he was spotted by a passenger who grabbed the phone out of his hand. the tsa removed him from duty and plans to suspend or out

new questions. was the suspect in the boston marathon bombings, who was shot and killed by police, involved in a gruesome murder. the discovery by prosecutors. >>> gaming concerns. i'm pat warren. coming up on eyewitness news. the maryland lottery and gaming control agency looks into allegations against caesars. >>> i'm alex demetrick. coming up, behind the numbers of maryland's black bear hunt. as eyewitness news continues. >>> we've got clouds in the skies. and definitely cooler temperatures. don't miss the updated first warning weather forecast with bob coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's partly cloudy and 52 degrees in central maryland. the complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. we continue to follow that breaking news out of howard county, where a police officer has been shot. let's go to captain jeff long. are we hearing any information about the conditionaf that man at this point? >> no. we do know that they were taken to shock trauma. the helicopter that took them took them

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gate slate kron 4 news.: this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. still ahead at 6-30. the n-t-s-b releases new details on the two bart workers hit and killed by a train over the weekend. and - remember bob barker? >> reporter: we do know that workers will be out to do a re-enactment. reporting in pleasant hill kron 4 news. >> bart unions >> reporter: bart unions are back at the table this time revealing the tentative agreement sh that was completed on monday night. the vault is scheduled to take some time next week >> reporter: as the strike ends limited service gets off to a bumpy start. as before a.m. promised to have trains running was not kept. it was a trend on the platform but not allowing passengers to board. after that long delay leading to huge crowds across the platform haazig madyun kron 4 news spirit >> reporter: delayed start but finally the day came around 6:00 were people wanted to grab the first train the trustee in the video coming down the tracks. people lined up and shar

mostly 70s in the rockies. 60s across the midwest. 70s boston to new orleans. >> new orleans. >> new. we know that all of you bartenders out there are going to love this and we love it so much we made it our "favorite story of the day." this is from oregon. >> a bartender, aurora kephart recently got a tip worth 17,000 bucks. it came from an anonymous regular there at the bar who left her a couple of lottery tickets and one was a big winner. >> she gave the guy a percentage of the winnings and will use the rest to buy a couch. she says if there is anything left she will save it. has to be an expensive couch. >> the finest couch ever made. >> what do you think it is made out of? made out of silk. what's inside? down, covered in silk. maybe it is fur. what kind of fur, though. can't be any regular old fur. >> peta, call diana perez. don't call me. >> i'm just talking for her. not me. call her. call diana perez, don't call here -- >> okay. >> got $17,000 to give away. >> enjoy that couch. >> absolutely. >>> coming up next, the bombshell from chris brown involving his sex life. weird lit

>> not unique to television news. on september 29th the washington post published an editorial that straddled the fence. it was called out in the comments section. shame on the post. this is a typical media luis for false equivalency. i understand the d.c. post. this editorial is a waste of time. apparently those voices were heard. >> and in an editorial just a few days later, just a few days later, it called upon the leadership in the house, boehner, paul ryan and so on, to do their job. the false equivalency had veappeevaporated like due on a y morning. >> what we see with the washington post editorial, is they are slowly beginning to see what the reality is in this case but they're not ready entirety to drop the idea that we have to be even handed and blame both sides. there is no doubt that this kind of reporting has a deleterious result. one thing that happens is that all americans get more alienated from their politicians because the drum beat of stories is all negative and it's all everybody's fault. >> this is

thinks 7 news. >> still ahead tonight on 7 news at 9:00 why the u.s. is being accused of war crimes in country where there is no troops present. >> look at the changes coming to apple new i-pad. >> spencer is here with the weather. >> all right dan. dense fog coming in some parts of the bay area officer knight but sunny skies to. accu-weather 7 day forecast in just a moment. >> thanks. and kanye west left his heart and his checkbook in san francisco. look at kanye big budget proposal a i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. once wrote something on a sheet of paper ♪

following breaking news. a crash in stafford, virginia, has all of your northbound lanes at i-95 prior to center port parkway. they are blocked because of the multi-vehicle accident. folks are traveling north but just in the left shoulder lane. if you want to avoid this, you can use route 1 as an alternate in this area. again, the northbound lanes temporarily blocked. crews are responding to the multi-vehicle accident. head up to maryland, talk about i-270 southbound at 80. crash blocking the left lane and now it's clear to the shoulder lane. that's good. delays are starting now out from fredericks, maryland, you are sluggish. you're seeing heavy delays as you make your way towards 109. 109 the road opens up clear commute for folks as they continue. now we'll head over to the beltway. i have a trip around the beltway in prips gorges county. >>> 6:02 is your time. the government shutdown has made for a quiet week on the national mall, but spaces that have been closed to visitors are about to be packed with sup

this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. we are looking at right now -- >> we're back in albany again. >> yeah, where there is a controversy over people doing exactly this. camping out. and these are some of the people protesting a move that could happen shortly. we'll have more on that in just a moment. welcome back it's tuesday october 8th. i'm pam cook. >> good morning i'm dave. let's check your weather and traffic. steve one more nice day you think? >> pretty nice day. looks good know. changes tomorrow. a system just beginning to move in in the northern part of the state. we have clear skies here, a little chill in that morning air, a little bite for some. temperatures in the 30s and 40s. mainly in the 50s though for some but 30s, 40s to 50, clear skies, mostly sunny, a little cooler. some pop-up clouds in the north bay later on. 42 in santa rosa. 42 napa. 49 oakland airport. there are some 50s, a lot of low to mid-50s. clear skies here but here comes our system inching in. we'll be clear for a while. that system already

eyewitness news saturday morning. it is the 5th day of october. can the temperatures are going up to near 85 and in some cases -- 90 degrees. behind me you see what is the symbol for the tropical storm. >>> we are following tropical storm karen. that is something on monday and tuesday. it will be rain storms for us, but we will be watching the moisture moving into the region. high pressure in control. warm conditions after a front to the west that will interact with tropical storm karen. tropical storm karen will start to move in, the front will lif it up and into the area, and zoom it out of here. a two day event. monday and tuesday. right now temperatures around 70 degrees. we're going to 86. with partly sunny, and warm. the exclusive eye witness news first warning five-day forecast is coming up. g? >> thanks, tim. >>> good evening. people on the northern gulf coast are preparing for tropical storm karen a tip mentioned. it is going to strike amid the government shutdown. marley hall reports for wjz eyewitness news

now that is news worth reporting.uite a reaction on our facebook page. we invite to you read comments at facebook.com/abc7 news >> well, internet still abuzz about a secret barge located at treasure island that can be seen from the new bay bridge standing four stories high. reports indicate it was built by google. the company won't confirm or deny that. techies point to a patent in 2009 for a floating data center using waves for water and sea water for cooling. a similar barge has been spotted in portland, maine >> it's wild. exploratorium is expabd panning beyond it's new home. one use twoz discs to let people whisper in ears while 50 feet part. another is a bench playing music when two people sit together and hold hands. it's very cool. idea to againer yat business, making sidewalks fun. >> people are more inclined to use spaces installations or other features that would allow them to sit and explore spaces. >> project part of a new initiative by the mayor to put science in public spaces throughout the city. >> it's

>> i speak dogese occasionally. >>> new jersey gets a new senator. cory booker will be sworn in to fill the seat of lautenberg. >>> on this day in 1941, mt. rushmore sculptures were completed. the carvings of washington, roosevelt, lincoln, they're beauties. jane pauley is 62 today. coming up on the "today" show, a "today" exclusive with a hero police officer in texas who was shot during a traffic stop, but got back in her car and chased down the suspects. and matt, savannah, the rest of the "today" team reveal the old-school halloween costumes. that's always fun. keep it here for more news, weather, and sports. i'm richard lui along with bill karins. have a great hallowe >> i heard there was like a bunch of cop cars out here and i was heard. i heard gun shots and i ran inside. >> chaos and commotion in the east bay as police shoot and kill a dog they say was attacking a group of people in antioch. what we learned from police coming up. >> you indetails about the shooting death of a santa rosa teenager. what the deputy is saying about the moments bef

abc 7 news david louie was on hand. as latest ipad rolled out, faster thinner with a new name. these are the devices apple would like to see under your tree. the real battle will be tablets and apple sold 170 million in three and a half years. >> this is an incredible number. i can't think of another product coming so far, so fast. >> with more growth in mind apple unveiled a new ipad air, it's lighter, one pound, and thinner than a pencil. >> the team just has been remarkable in finding every hundredths of a millimeter from every level of the system. >> apple says it's the fastest of all. >> ipad has the same new apple chip inside as iphone 5 s. that makes it extremely powerful. apple is tossing in free software designed for the faster chip. >> after designing the 64-bit software for the chip as they develop prot duct who introducing this now, they have great apps that run two, three, four times faster. >> i think apple demonstrated hard ware is worth paying for. it's really light. >> ipad air will be available november 1. there is a new mini coming out next month. for the pri

>> all new tonight at 11:00. i'll tell you why some of you women hate shopping for clothes online. >> what am i going to do. tune in at 11. >> small, extra small. >> maybe by -- buy a sweater. seven-day forecast, a couple chances for showers. wednesday into thursday looks good. thursday into friday that's another chance for showers. the coolest air of the season get ready. get excited. we'll talk more about that. there's a lot to talk about tonight at 11:00. >> that forecast is great weather. >> there you g absolutely. >> let's welcome our boss back. >> just got married. >> was in italy. >> and came back to us. >> he was in florence italy. >> all right. we'll see you tonight at 11:00. >> have a good one. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight breaking news, they're wheeling and dealing in washington on the financial showdown. is the political problem finally about to end. >>> hanging on, what we're learning about how that woman saved herself as the draw bridge kept rising. >> she's just hanging there, hanging. >>>

sara hanes, abc news, new york. >> not easy being a woman, is it. >> not at all.ram is one out of ten according to sara, do it. >>> later this morning, good morning pink. >>> that's right. it will kick off our look at breast cancer. hundreds of people around the world will be participate and one of our anchors will have a mammogram done live on camera. this is to learn the facts about breast cancer. head over to abc news goes pink.com for details. >> statistics are pretty staggering on this. one in eight american women are expected to develop invasive breast cancer over the course of their lifetime. one in eight. >> that's amazing. an incredible statistic. it is tongue and cheek. obviously wearing high heels and getting your lip waxed hurts. everyone knows this. but it is about saving your life. it doesn't matter if it hurts more than a tattoo and all of it put together it is going to save your life. >> and it is more like an uncomfortable more than an excruciating pain. >> 85% of cases happen in people with no history of breast cancer. >> all the doctors say wait

in the news this morning, new details about that road rage incident in new york involving a confrontationists and a suv. the nypd is revealing that they're investigating reports that as many as five off-duty cops may have been among the bikers that day. and at least one undercover officer came forward saying that he did not intervene to protect his cover. >>> new details emerging about this woman, killed in that shootout with u.s. capitol police. thursday, the sisters of miriam carey's said that she wasn't violent. her mother said that carey was apparently suffering from postpartum psychosis. >>> it looks like everyone is cashing in on twitter ipo. it's another company. tweeter soared more than 1500%. on friday, apparently some investors brought shares of that company thinking it was twitter. >>> and finally, a woman in arkansas gets a megabucks surprise in her bank statement. she discovered she was a trillionaire. of course, unfortunately, it was a clerical error. this isn't the only case of this happening. a man in texas found a similar statement this week. i've decided this is a way to

next. >>> check in with eyewitness news coming up all new at ix:00. now, back to mary. >>> denise, thank you. the late beatle john lennon's home is solda at auction, raking in nearly three-quarters of a billion dollars. it went up at the famous cavern club, where the beetle beatles played hundreds of times in their early career. the price started much lower, but i a bidding war kept it going up. >>> and expil to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. >>> i'm just telling her, please don't let me g. >>> two victims of the north carolina state fair tell the ,,,,,,,,,, ♪ ♪ looks like you started to make something. ♪ oh, a green! ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] cheerios. >>> new accounts of what happened at the north carolina state fair continues to emerge this evening. two students who were on the vortex ride when it started to back up are now sharing their stories. bo minic has more. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a fun night at the fair. but for chardonnay patterson and callia donaldson, they ended up hanging on literally for dear life. >> i tried not to

chuck todd has more on the new wall street journal numbers. >> in our brand news wall street journal poll, 65% believe the shutdown is doing quite a bit of harm to the economy. and one in three said it has directly impacted their own lives. politically, republicans are the losers by a 53-31 margin. more folks blame congressional republicans for the shutdown than the president. 70% of all respondents believe congressional republicans are putting their own political agenda ahead of what's good for the country. just 51% say the same thing of president obama. and the political damage to the gop brand doesn't end there. 53% of a negative view of the party in this survey, the worst rating for republicans in this poll's nearly 25-year history. and that's given democrats a boost. they lead the gop by eight points on the question of which party should control congress. their largest lead since 2009. >> and that was nbc's chuck todd reporting. while poll numbers continue to plummet, they don't seem to be helping congress and the president broker a deal. the government shutdown is approaching i

global english language 24 hours news hours. since then russia, iraq, and have gotten on. in israel i-24 news has been on air for 23 months and its target audience is clearly not israeli. it broadcasts in three languages, none of them ohio. it's different in that there is no go so it said. >> the headquarters of i 24 news perched on the he had of the por port of jaffa , the exact spot, founding father of zion journalist by trade is said to have first landed by the end of the 20th century. >>> in israel broadcasting its version of the events to the rest of the world. >> one of the major debates for israelis is what to do with hezbollah. it means propaganda and public diplomacy and it is non-belief that hezbollah is terrible. >> the mission to cover the topic, we need the israeli perspective. >> what should israel do when it comes to the iranian threat. >> they want to explain to the world and show that we can collect the world to israeli society. >> that may sound like propaganda, but they insist they have not received a penny fr

democrats blasted the new g.o.p. plan, republican leaders called it a step forward. >> going to continue to work with members on both sides of the aisle to try to make sure that there is no issue and to get our government reopened. >> why are they doing this? coming out of the senate? waeflting public time. in this case, time is money. >> a vote on the senate plan remains on hold now. one of the country's three major credit rating agencies could down grade the rating if it's not done by thursday. >> gridlock is forcing another 6,000 bay area workers to stay home and without pay. >> lawrence livermore lab began shutting down research projects today and furloughing employees. abc 7 news is live in livermore with that story. david? >> well, lab calling in a safe, orderly shut down. experiments being stopped and only a skeleton crew will stay on the job. livermore will be feeling impact. >> winding down means this is probably going to be last time chris is going eat out for a while. >> i'm going to be looking at top ramm

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abc7 news. >> 6:09 on your saturday morning. lisa, some great news for us? >> yes, the warmer day of the weekend has arrived, that's today. so that means not as warm tomorrow, right? >> oh, you had to go there. >> good morning. from the east bay hills camera, it's 53 in oakland >> not bad there. we are in the 30s in the north bay. not much in the way of the fog. i'll detail the weekend forecast and a look at some rain that may head our way coming up. >> thanks, lisa. also next, a wacky event stage bid local techies and why san francisco may soon overtake silicon valley as the center of invasion. and a man who doesn't stand still. atrial fibrilljim has afib, atrial fibrillation -- an irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto®, jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto®. like warfarin, xarelto® is proven effective to reduce afib-related stroke risk. but xarelto® is the

a new washington post/abc news poll shows approval of congress is at a new 40 greer -- 40 year low. 80ercent of the americans are dissatisfied with how congress works and 53 percent aim the g.o.p. and 29 percent blame president obama and 15 percent say both are at fault. >> we will check with leyla gulen again with the latest on the bart delays and the driving delays. leyla gulen? >> it is bad all the way around. as we take you back over to the bay bridge, this is the traffic we are looking at. it is single digits in someplaces and heavy traffic from richmond. you will notice the orange which is indicating fog. rather than taking the bay bridge today could be a good day to use the richmond-san rafael to get into san francisco. as we go back to the dumbarton this is in the clearing stages westbound highway 84. it is a stalled vehicle being pushed to the shoulder. across the san mateo bridge, it is loading up but still, 15 minutes into foster city. >> the radar shows the storm to the north moving south of alaska into canada and dumping into the midwest. we have shown you the snow from mi

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new so good! from iams.ms.com. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. new york, evening thunderstorms today. thunderstorms in miami as well. partly sunny in chicago today. dallas and los angeles, sunshine, and both cities in the 90s. >>> in sports the dodgers and the braves get their national series under way in atlanta, but no home field advantage for the braves. kershaw on the mound, he strikes out 12 in just seven innings of work, and adrian gonzalez hits a two-run homer as the dodgers win game one, 6-1. >>> and a lopsided result in the n.l. series. carlos beltran hits a three-run homer. that's part of a seven-run outburst in pittsburgh. st. louis wins, 9-1. >>> starter brian horner for cleveland and ej manuel both suffering game-ending injuries. horner takes advantage of the opportunity. he throws a touchdown pass to josh gordon to tie the game at 24-24. cleveland puts the game away late in the fourth quarter for an interception. the browns win, 37-24. >>> and some contr

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i'm a new yorker. place where a glimpse of a weapon on somebody at a bar, in the street is reason for panic. here and in much of america in between new york and l.a. you walk into a bar and you see somebody with a weapon, it's like you know, that's my neighbor, maybe he's going hunting. who knows? most of the people you know own guns? >> everybody i know. >> pretty much everybody. >> i had a rifle before i had a baseball bat. >> meet jesse, bill, bo, and daniel. pretty much who we are talking about when we see the latest stats on gun purchases in america and shake our heads uncomprehendingly. that cultural divide, much more than policy, is what's kept the issue of gun control so polarized and so, frankly, hopeless. >> he had a gun before he had a baseball bat. i'm in the same situation. i was shooting a bb gun when i was 5 years old, and i knew at that time it wasn't a toy, it was a weapon, and i was very well educated by my father on the responsible use of that piece of equipment. and that's what's cr

the abc morning news continues at 6:00 a.m. with developing news.ff at twin peaks this morning. the operation underway right now. >>> plus, b.a.r.t. strikes. the glimmer of hope commuters are seeing this morning. >>> later, "consumer reports" is putting air popped chips to the test. ar >>> it is 6:00. now at 6, a 7-month-old baby is taken to the san francisco hospital where doctors pronounce the child dead. what we're learning now about the early-morning investigation. >>> and new details this morning in the crash of asiana flight 214 at sfo. what pilots are now saying went wrong moments before the plane missed the runway. >>> and developing news. a car rolls off a hill at a san francisco landmark and catches fire. now police are trying to figure out if anyone was inside. >>> a busy tuesday morning. thanks a lot for joining us. i'm kristin zee. >> i'm eric thomas. here's leyla guland. >>> we can feel the cooler temperatures. it was a little bit the same as yesterday but we are going to be seeing even cooler temperatures come tomorrow with the chance

well tom a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> i'm arthel neville. protesters gathering at our nation's capitol over concerns with your privacy and now the world leaders are planning a trip to washington as well because they have those same worries. >>> and the white house is saying today those obamacare glitches, well, they're just about to be fixed. but lawmakers are starting to take matters into their own hands. >> incredible cell phone video shows a tour bus after it burst into flames on a suburban highway. it's all ahead on "america's news hq." >> first, we begin with a new effort to free the pakinstani doctor who helped the u.s. track down osama bin laden. according to new information obtained exclusively by fox news, pakistan's prime minister is vowing to review the case of dr. shaquille afridi after meeting private will he with lawmakers in washington this week. dominic denatale broke the story and he's live with all the details. dominic? >> hey there. the big question here is just how far reaching will the review by the pakinstani prime mini

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abc news. new york. >>> there is news tonight that carrie kennedy is going on trial on that car accident last year. she's accused of driving while on drugs in new york state. she claims she mistakenly took a sleeping aid before getting into the car. today the judge set a trial date. prosecutors said she hit the truck and left the scene of the accident last year. >>> also tonight, new details about that road rage attack involving a motorcycle group in new york city. abc news has learned an undercover police detective is in custody in connection with the case. you'll remember that driver of an suv was beaten in front of his family after they were surrounded by bikers. off duty police officers riding with the group, police are investigating why they apparently did not stop the attack. and there is a question whether one officer may have participated in the assault. >>> and next tonight, our washington watch dog is back. today the federal government introduced its $100 bill, a bold new look, even a

or news corp.ia a part of the culture over there? >> absolutely. there's a weird thin-skinnedness to anyone who works there. any criticism must be answered with strong force. and there were at times where people seemed like they had to feed stories, opposition research, basically, to outside media outlets like drudge report or the daily caller or something, attacking msnbc or attacking cnn. >> or anyone who goes after them. in the flamm story, they're circulating these blind quotes saying, we wonder if he's going to have a job the next day. they go nuclear on everything. >> first, they're trying to forestall that coverage. a very aggressive pushback, even when you make the first call to inquire about ratings. let's remember, the story on which that occurred was on such minor import. >> it didn't matter. they had one month that was good. >> didn't matter. they went nuclear on it anyway. it's a warning, you do this, you could be in peril as well. >> ana marie, you're working for the guardian. and the

news. >> the roads are clogged tonight as everyone heads home for the weekend. sal castaneda following the traffic impact of the b.a.r.t. strike. >> good afternoon. right now we have very slow traffic leaving san francisco. it is backed up on 101. yes, it is busier than it would be on a normal friday. sometimes on fridays we see let up, right now we are not seeing that. mcather maze traffic is slow. people who are using the bay bridge are not normal bay bridge drivers and there is a back up in the cash lanes but the fast track lanes are moving okay. highway 24 eastbound, we -- traffic is slow there and on north bound 680. back to the desk. >> thank you. ktvu's tom vacar with a closer look at the work rules in question and maybe sled light on the -- shed light on the letter. >> reporter: i can guarantee you that b.a.r.t. will treat this letter the same way it treated the letter yesterday, thanks but no thanks. what has been on the table has been there all the time. there is no surprises ther

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world news is next. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, breaking point. will washington take americans over the cliff? we ask, what is being done right now to protect our 401(k)s, our mortgages, from taking a hit just days from now? and the clash in the capitol tonight. breaking through barricades at the lincoln memorial. >>> the fear off the field this sunday. the mrsa mystery. the pro football players battling a potentially deadly infection, often stronger than antibiotics. and the debate now, should they be near other players? >>> one-two punch. the dual explosions just miles apart. giant holes where homes once stood. was the same culprit to blame? what every homeowner should know. >>> and up in the air. the woman on a charity walk suddenly suspended on a drawbridge, holding onto her purse and for dear life. >>> good evening, and it's always great to have you with us here on a sunday night. and we do begin tonight with that clock ticking, and what we ask happened to all that talk of a deal this weekend? no deal at all. tonight, so many americans simply

it is not a new problem. in august, the nfl agreed the plaintiff $765 million to settle lawsuits for or the than 4,000 former nfl players. >>> there is still time to sign up for the 2013 pro football challenge. you can go to wjz.com. >>> cbs radio is bringing country flavor to baltimore. >> welcome to new country on 106-1. my name is fast jimmy. i'm doing the morning show. we went to welcome everybody to a brand new baby radio station. >> 106.1 launched yesterday. the new stations features today's biggest arteries. new country on 106.1 can be heard on-line and on the radio.com app. >>> all right. pumpkin carvings and backyardigans, what you can do this weekend. >> this is part of the holly marine this weekend. >> yes. wjz eyewitness news is live and emma joins us with more events. your costume is a jellyfish. >> that is right. i'm glad that you got it. >> you got a theme band behind you. a theme song? >> i have pirates behind me today. they are called pirates for sale. they will be performing today and tomorr

also download our free abc 7 news app and allow push alerts to get breaking news alerts.ding updates from bay area transit agencies on how they're accommodating extra passengers, a list of park and ride lots and real-time traffic maps. also follow us on twitter at abc7newsbayarea for breaking updates. also join us early monday morning for the latest on the b.a.r.t. strike, the news team will be here at 4:00 a.m. with a look at how the morning commute is shaping up before you leave the house. >>> kids can get free dental screenings today in san francisco. the ucsf school of dentistry will provide the free screenings and a fluoride varnish for children as long as they have parents' consent. at the take place at 20th street between missouri and wisconsin from 11:00 to 4:00. >>> a very dramatic delivery at a barnes and noble in southern california. and it was not a book delivery. around 7:30 last night, a woman went into labor in the middle of the bookstore. paramedics got to the scene and were, of course, prepared to take her to the hospital. but that didn't happen. >> could

we've got new data out this morning that's not good news for members of congress. those fights over the budget and debt ceiling are not exactly sitting well with the publg. in a cnn opinion research poll, 75% of voters saying republicans in congress do not deserve re-election. just over half say the same for democrats. if the midterms were held today, democrats edge out their gop colleagues. this poll fiepds nearly half of voters say congress would work better if nearly every member was replaced. it all relates to the shutdown. the gop bears the brunt of the blame, some 36% say both parties share blame, and 19% say it was the democrats fault. >>> u.s.-french relations this morning could be at a tipping point. france is demanding an explanation over a report it calls shocking, allegations the nsa swept up 70 million french telephone records and texts. the fallout prompting a phone call from president obama to french president holland. the president assured holland that the u.s.s is reviewing the way it gathers intelligence. in paris, secretary of state john kerry sa

new york, new jersey, parts of new england were hit particularly hard. in delaware, we did not experience the level of devastation that was inflicted on our neighbors to the north and to the east, but our state did receive significant damage. in total, there were over 200 detectives attributed to superstorm sandy. today we remem remember the lives lost and those forever impacted by this storm. as i travel through delaware during and after the storm i saw some of the massive impacts of that storm firsthand. but i saw something else as well. i saw people from all walks of life pulling together, helping one another and taking care of their neighbors. the impacts of that superstorm are still fresh in my mind today as we continue to rebuild. in delaware, new jersey, in new york, and other places up the east coast. but not only are the impacts of the superstorm still fresh in my mind, something else is as well and that is this: the extraordinary efforts of ordinary people who left the comfort of their own homes in delaware, in maryland, in pennsylvania, new je

anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: the cause of death has not been announced.'s the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> good evening, i'm derek mcginty. >> house speaker, john boehner, has spoken with the president. they in fact, just got done with a meeting and they are speaking right now. >> and the president has announce thad he is not going to negotiate. speaker boehner, i think, stepped to the microphones and he just walked away, actually. just a minute ago and we'll have more on that story in just a moment. there will be no negotiation. so -- >> let's take a look at your world in 90 seconds. >> we're having technical difficulties right now. it is day two of the government shutdown. and the u.s. senate adjourned for the day. again, we just discussed president obama did meet with house speaker, john boehner. speaker boehner did speak to the american people. he held a press conference and at that press conference, he s

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a new senator is headed to washington to represent the state of new jersey. newark mayor cory booker won the state special election wednesday night to complete the term of layson and that's late senator frank lautenberg. booker will be the second african-american early serving in the u.s. senate. and a runway opening at chicago's o'hare international airport today, the chicago tribune reports. this new runway is part of a larger more costly expansion project to get rid of some of the major delays at o'hare . the second open since construction started eight years ago. the project was opposed to be completed last year, but officials say it will continue until at least 2020. and those notoriously bad delays only get worse during the winter, but how that of a winter willoughby? -- will it be? in national oceanic agency will reveal its predictions for precipitation and temperatures this winter and discuss how climate patterns might have an impact. we all know tony and a vote will be keeping a close eye on today's announcement. ♪ >> in this morning's consumer alert