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. >> i am patti ann browne. thank you for watching fox and friends first. >> state department leasing more chilling information about the benghazi terror attacks. hillary clinton trying to down-play the e-mail. >> tonenesia arrested a suspect in the assault. good morning peter. >> good morning patti ann. we got our hands on another e-mail that was sent to dozens of military state department personnel in washington about the attack on the state's house where ambassador stevens and other americans were hiding out. the shelter we know was a cia state house was a kilometer away from the consulate and the new e-mail was sent at 11:57 on september 11th the night of the attack while the attack was still underway. it didn't say anything about an angry mob that was enrageed by a movie trailer but it says state department personnel were under attack by mortar fire. even though we now know within hours that they were under attack by mortar fire we also now know the man in custody right now connected to the attacks posted s

but he did it on the backs of, you know, he married patty mel who was dick mel's daughter, and he -- and dick mel was the one who made him a political person, who helped him with his success. and dick mel never let him forget it. and rod blagojevich had a huge -- even before any of this happened -- had a huge chip on his shoulder, and he, and this constant prodding from dick mel about you're nobody without me really just sort of built that chip. and because of that rod blah i do slip -- blagojevich sought out chris kelly and others who were beholden just to him, and these were fundraisers for blagojevich who also got into serious trouble as many of you probably would know, and that sort of led to this whole spiral downward for him. and it's, you know, i'm not blaming tony rezko and chris kelly. he created this world where he wanted only people who were beholden to him and loyal to imfor this fundraising machine. anyway, those are some of the stories we felt were important to tell in "golden" just sort of to lay out the whole personality as well as the investigative side of things and

. >> i am patti ann browne. it is friday october 26th. thank you for watching "fox & friends first". >> let's get right to it. an extreme weather alert hurricane sandy taking same at the east coast. deadly in the caribbean. 21 people have been killed so far. >> now they are bracing for impact. in the northeast people here preparing for sandy. combined with a snowstorm to become frank enstorm. janice dean is tracking sandy. >> the stoecrm is still a hurricane. we are going to watch the track as we head into the weekend and early next week because we think this storm will make land fall not as a hurricane but as a hybrid sort of a hurricane inside the center of a foehr easter. somethi -- another eanor' easter. the perfect storm scenario will unfold instead of it being offshore like in 1991 it will come on shore and cause perhaps a lot of problems. you can see some of the outer bands spreading across florida. we will update you on that. looks like we are still going to see the potential for some surf certainly some big waves rain waned along

good morning, peter. >> good morning, patti ann. al-jazeera you know the time line of events surrounding the you state's response to the terror attack on the benghazi consulate on 9-11 has been confusing to floel because they are offering conflicting information on different days. president obama said he was never confused that four americans were killed or the security need got beefed up at embassies abroad or an investigation was needed. he says every piece of information that came in from libya was laid out to the american people as soon as the administration had it. >> i would say you would add mitt it wasn't the optimal response as far as us all being on the same page. >> here's what i will say. if four americans get killed it's not optimal we are going to fix it. >> senator mccain said the president of the united states needs to offer solutions to the problem of americans being murdered abroad instead of saying broadly he will clean up the mess. >>> on the comedy show there are screw ups then you fix them. he didn't talk about

>> i am patti ann browne. it is wednesday october 24th. thank you for watching "fox & friends first". we begin with a fox news alert. even more evidence em americaing now that the obama administration knew right away that the benghazi terror attack was not caused by a spontaneous protest over a video. >> state department e-mails one shows an al qaeda linked group claimed responsibility for the attack as it happened. molly henneberg is live. >> these e-mails were sent on september 11th as the attack was unfolding in libya. they were sent in real time by the state department to about 300 to 400 national security officials. in the white house situation room, the fbi, director of out exciting plans available to anyone with medicare. pl sensitive but un. it goes on quote proximate patly 20 armed people fired shots. explosions have been heard as well. ambassador stevens currently in benghazi and four personnel are in the compound safe haven. the next e-mail 50 minutes later update number one u.s. diplomatic mission in benghazi svu the firing has

. >> i am patti ann browne. today is tuesday october 18th. thank you for watching "fox & friends first". >> he boasted he wanted to dose troy america. a 21-year-old being held without bail this morning after he was arrested on charges he plan flows up a bomb in the heart of new york city. >> anita vogel voins joins us we lathes. >> he came to the u.s. in january on a student visa specifically to carry out a terror attack. the fbi says when he got here he claimed he had al qaeda connections. what he didn't know is one of the people he contacted on-line was an under cover agent, the same one who supplied him with 2050 pound bag -- 20 50 bound pags of what he believed were explosives. he drove to the federal reserve building ready to wreak havoc. when he tried to set it off with his cell phone nothing happened. that's when they grabbed him. >> i call it aspirational when you go and pick up 50 20 pound bags of ammonium nitrate you obtain a truck and bring it to the site of a major if i hfeder facility and you try to detonate it that goes way past

>> patty blagojevich, do you feel she broke federal laws? if so, why didn't the government go after her? [laughter] >> well, good one. >> well, it's really hard to say in terms of whether she broke laws. i mean, if you wanted to take the widest look at what happened, you can probably come up -- just taking with what the government presented at trial. you could come up with charges for her if she knowingly was in on, or, you know, allowed herself to be placed on real estate deals she was not a part of so rezko got the money. she's on tape yelling stop that. getting people from the tribune fired, and you really do hear her helping rod come up with some of the plans and decide which ambassadorship would be best for him. could you come up with a conspiracy charge for her? i mean, you probably could. i think part of the reason they didn't charge her was he was their main target. he was the elected officer. she was not. they did not want to create for the jury a situation where nay felt like they were taking both parents from the girls. they didn'

his 12-year-old son, his 14-year-old son jerome and patti's oldest son james so during the storm, patty is out at the sea with his three sons and this is all true. patty was last seen as the waves are rising and another skipper says what are you doing? there's a devil coming and she says i know what we have to straight nouri. he knows his son is on board and his oldest son james was captain in the schooner for the first time since it is an incredible scene and the research i was fortunate that many people had memories and witnessed certain parts of the storm and could help me recreate for having seen the priest who had to knock on all of these doors and let the families know your father isn't coming home, so it was an incredible piece of history because as a journalist i interviewed many different people for stories, but this was my family. this was probably the hardest story that i've ever written about because i was related to everyone, not only the newfoundlanders that died in the storm, but my grandfather and one of the toughest pieces -- i didn't want to tell the story of my grandf

right, patty?> in the decade that follows this amazing rescue, the men of rescue one and the fdny continue to serve the city of new york. but sadly three of the firefighters who came to the aid of jose and peter in 1991 that day are killed at the world trade center on september 11th, 2001. patty brown promoted to captain. kevin dowdell. and patrick o'keefe. the loss is felt by their families and colleagues and also by jose giagos who developed a lasting friendship with the men who saved his life. >> i don't have any words to express how i feel about these guys. they live in my heart. i carry them in a very special part of my heart. >> although he now lives in his native colombia, he has come back to the building where he once feared his life would end. >> it was very hot. there was a lot of smoke coming out of all the windows. >> and we have a surprise waiting for him. on the corner of 7th avenue and 48th street. >> oh, man. >> hi. >> it's kevin shay now retired and living in montana. shay and giag

tropical storm patty showing better organization, a well defined center of organization. we'll see what happens to patty. all interested in bermuda. keeping an eye on it right here. so, again, if you're on that highland, that's something. partly cloudy, wherever your travel plans take you. just a cooler scenario. we'll say 63. tomorrow is ahead of that cooler air. the temperature is not dropping until this pushes through. 34 chilly degrees. we'll likely see frost. there's already a freeze watch for areas north of maryland. that maybe expanded closer done into the baltimore area. here's the outlook. temperatures cooling off for saturday behind that new shot of cool air but as we go into sunday temperatures rebounding a bit. we may get pack into the low 70s -- back into the low 70s. then early next week we'll bring in another early storm system, so a chance for rain but this comes after the weekend. the showers come after the weekend. >> i'd love to see rain on a monday morning, not a sunday. >> that sounds good. welcome back. >> i was in wisconsin for the national weather

>> thank you, patti ann. he said he wanted to destroy america.ng some new information about the 21-year-old bangladesh man arrested by the fbi trying to blow up the federal reserve. wnyw reporter robert moses is live for us in queens new york. that is where the suspect lives. >>> ghouled morning to you and good morning to everyone. the suspect lived in an apartment building behind me in queens. he first met with the fbi agent to talk about the plot from july. he wanted the attack to quote shake the whole country. he is identified as a 21-year-old canibangladesh man. he appeared in federal court to answer the serious charges against him. ray kelly is live here in january on a student visa. he thought evidences assembling a 1,000 pound bomb but he was working with an under cover fbi agent who made sure the bomb was harmless and no one was ever in darrening. the federal reserve bank here in new york yesterday and tried to remotely detonate it. after that he was arrested. >> i call it aspirational when you go and pick up 50 20 pound bags of ammonium

patti-- >> reporter: gasia they're gearing up literally and figuratively. just look at the color of coit tower. the impact of this winning season is unmistakable. as the lights go down, you can see it's an orange october. >> you can feel it in the air. >> reporter: it's also evident in the team store where fans today snapped up all things orange and black. >> reporter: the team has brought her office together and that's not all. the giants excess is uniting the bay area in the way the presidential election can't. another new t-shirt hits the racks tomorrow. finally party for everyone. >> it just brought everyone in the bay area and here in san francisco so much closer to each other. >> reporter: even when the team takes a night off their fans don't. >> watching the cards-nats because they need to figure out who they're playing in the next round. >> reporter: it may seem a little like a sit down. >> i will have to find out if i have to be in the midwest representing or not. >> reporter: but it's one that hurts so good. the giants will now be heading back to

when doctors recently diagnosed 58-year-old patty taylor with breast cancer, it was especially stunning because it had never shown up on her mammogram. >> which to me was astounding. just absolutely astounding. >> reporter: that's because the tumor was only 7 milliliters long which makes it difficult to pick up on a conventional mammogram. but the alexandria woman had a new type of screening. a 33 mammogram. the doctors say gives them a closer look at the breast tissue. >> the procedure is performed by having a series of very low dose images. reconstructed so that the breast tissue can be seen in as many as 60, 70, even 80 then sections or thin slices. >> reporter: conventional mammograms are two dimensional. it takes two images of each breast. one from the side and one on top. with the 3d mammogram, also called breast tomosynthesis, the images are taken from many different angles. >> when you have a dense breast and many patients do have a dense breast, the tumor can be obscured or hidden in this dense tissue. with the 3d mammogram, i'm better able to find these small tumors. >> report

patti-- >> reporter: gasia they're gearing up literally and figuratively. just look at the color of coit tower. the impact of this winning season is unmistakable. as the lights go down, you can see it's an orange october. >> you can feel it in the air. >> reporter: it's also evident in the team store where fans today snapped up all things orange and black. >> reporter: the team has brought her office together and that's not all. the giants excess is uniting the bay area in the way the presidential election can't. another new t-shirt hits the racks tomorrow. finally party for everyone. >> it just brought everyone in the bay area and here in san francisco so much closer to each other. >> reporter: even when the team takes a night off their fans don't. >> watching the cards-nats because they need to figure out who they're playing in the next round. >> reporter: it may seem a little like a sit down. >> i will have to find out if i have to be in the midwest representing or not. >> reporter: but it's one that hurts so good. the giants will now be heading back to

reporting live in oakland, patti lee. >> those fans behind patti were pretty funny. >>> fans unfortunately never got in. they stood in a long line the problem is they had the wrong tickets. they had tickets for home game number three. but tonight's game was home game number one. as you might imagine they were pretty upset. >> definitely a bit of misleading information for the fans here. and as you can see there are hundreds of people lined up. sorry, i think there's a lot of angry fans here tonight. >> the oakland a's say major league baseball requires them to print tickets before they know exactly when or where they'll be playing so the tickets have to indicate home game on them. >>> the giants 1-2. we will take you to cincinnati to tell you what went through the players mind as they claw their way when i take a picture of this check, it goes straight to the bank. oh. oh look the lion is out! no mommy no! don't worry honey, it only works on checks. deposit checks from your smartphone with chase quickdeposit. just snap a picture, hit send and done. take a step forward and chase what matter

reporting live in oakland, patti lee. >> those fans behind patti were pretty funny. >>> fans unfortunately never got in. they stood in a long line the problem is they had the wrong tickets. they had tickets for home game number three. but tonight's game was home game number one. as you might imagine they were pretty upset. >> definitely a bit of misleading information for the fans here. and as you can see there are hundreds of people lined up. sorry, i think there's a lot of angry fans here tonight. >> the oakland a's say major league baseball requires them to print tickets before they know exactly when or where they'll be playing so the tickets have to indicate home game on them. >>> the giants 1-2. we will take you to cincinnati to tell you what went through the players mind as they claw their way through victory. >>> the unspoken aftermath. the bay area group battles to get justice for the victim. >> poor little guy. >>> the dramatic rescue of a sea lion on peer 31. pier 31. 's awesome. three. she'll think you look stylish and awesome. four. you'll actually be awesome, which is awesome.

. >>> and the clocking ticking down for tomorrow's early morning deadline, patti lee with a nice surprise for bay area commuters. >> well for everyone dreading one more weekend of closures there's good news, this job is finishing ahead of schedule. work proceeded so quickly that caltrans ended the closure early. >> i live right next to 92. >> reporter: the bridge closed friday night so workers could repair a cracked beam and repair the section of deck above it. this section crews replaced 12 panels similar to the ones you see right here. six of each side of highway 82. right now they're tieing the cables together. thanks to good weather and good luck the job went off without a hitch rarely the case in construction. >> the best i can tell you is that all of the work just came together. the panels fit appropriately. the equipment was here. >> reporter: caltrans says finishing early does not increase the cost of the project, the contractor is not getting a bonus or finishing early. instead officials say it's the taxpayers who are benefiting. >> we did two months worth of work during the 55 h

it was also fascinating to learn about captain patti who is my was my great uncle. he was a legendary fishermen and he had never lost a man in 25 years. he was fearless. many of the irish catholic fishermen would go to see what the crosses, their holy water, and captain patti would go up to the top and shout i am not afraid of you. he was known for bringing home the most caught. so in the storm, people could not believe that captain patti did not make it home. during the storm, they all feared the august hurricanes because it was the start of the august hurricane season. the night before he set sail, his wife said, please, don't go very because not only was he going to see, he was taking his 12-year-old son and his 12-year-old son and his eldest son, james, was on another schooner. so during this storm, he was out new sea or if this was all research. he was last seen in adoring >> he was last seen in a schooner with his eldest son, james for the last time. incredible scenes and the research. many people have memories and have witnessed certain types of the storm and

might i suggest go to peanut butter patties? >> i'm sure. i'm sure. >> thank you. >> sure. >>. >> up next on abc 7 news at 4:00 is he the good luck charm? why the zoo thinks he s plus... >> i'm at my house, my mom is at the grocery sore and someone got into my house. >> how this 10-year-old stayed >>> to the story of a 10-year-old girl that stopped a home invasion. >> what she did has local officers calling her brave. abc news reporter has the story. >> i think someone is coming up the steps i'm scared to death. >> peyton was sick and home last tuesday, burglars cut through this screen, entering her house waits out that window. >> the 5th grader hid in the pantry and called 911. >> i'm at my house, my mom is at the grocery store and someone is in the house. >> can you get out safe sfli. >> i'll try. >> she says she can hear the men talking. >> now, i know they're planning something. so i was scared. >> she decided to make a break for it. >> were you scared they were going hear you? >> i didn't care i was just trying to get out o

ktvu's patti lee spoke to the man about the item now missing and what it could mean for investigators. >> reporter: investigators. >> reporter: ko fought back tears. he says he knew something was wrong last night when susie failed to pick him up at the airport and didn't answer her phone and that is why susie ko's body was discovered in the doorway. >> it's hard to believe that someone randomly dropped by. >> reporter: ko says his wife of 34 years had no enemies, but believes she may have been targeted. >> i always worry because i was always away from home, working in idaho and leaving her by herself. >> reporter: police say that the 55-year-old ko suffered traumatic injuries and her car was stolen. hercules police and the ko family is asking for the public's help in locating a missing car, taken from the family garage last night a. 2011 suburbia pale blue with idaho plates. a facebook page was set to collect tips about the stolen car that has shocked this close night ash court cul-de-sac. they say at this point in the investigation, there are no arrests. but no shortage of potential

patty lee tell us about the accusation against police officers. >> reporter: this video of san franciscoarresting protesters on california and battery street was shot by jacob crawford. >> cops were hitting people with their batons. >> reporter: the video is now making its way through the web. but what is not available is footage of what happened just prior to this scene which varies depending on who you ask. >> the protesters threw zip lock bags of paint at the officers. some of the bags of paint contained rocks. there's definitely intent to injure. >> reporter: san francisco police say there were a few incidents in which officers used batons or police holds to make arrests. >> it's definitely reasonable force. officers were confronted with projectiles objects once officer was injured. >> reporter: we found this post by someone who professed to be part of yesterday's rally, he claims protesters were throwing projectiles after officers. >> they were just crazy. >> reporter: from the police perspective it was the protesters who violated the rules of lawful assembly by taking over the road

patti ann? >> all right. thanks heather. now to stories you can bank on this morning. to help crack down on robo calls. >> happy friday. good morning. >> same to you. >> the robo calls aren't just getting on the nerves of millions of consumers the government is fed up, too, and it is turning to you for help offering 50,000 dollars for the person who comes up with the best way to take the calls. the robo call challenge happens october 25th. it will close on january the 17th. the federal trade commission oversees the do not call list. they have put more than 200 million phone numbers on there since it was created back in 2003. >> if you are still holding back on buying a home mortgage rates even lower yet again. new record lows for the 15 year fixed rate now 2.66 percent that's a popular option for refinancing. the average rate for the 30 year fix fell to 2.37 percent. these are according to freddie mac. >> cold man sax this guy already wrote an article in the new york times now he has a tell all book about goldman sachs. the new york times how greg smith the former gold

ktvu's patty lee was there live. >> reporter: attorneys on both sides layed out a tragic story of two former best friends who dated the same man and that man was on the stand today. prosecutors described giselle esteban was a woman consumed with jealousy and hatred towards michelle le, that led her to plot michelle le death. the defense claims it was a crime of passion. >>> the mother of michelle le -- brother of michelle le. >> having a difficult time with the case. >> reporter: cameras were not permitted inside where photos of michelle le's bones were presented along with recordings between seth s&p -- between the two. >> they know every location she has been in over the course of the last couple of years. >> reporter: in one conversation she accuses her of harboring feelings for him and threatening him. today he testified that they were just friends but she was convinced she was have -- he was having a relationship with michelle le. giselle esteban accused him of picking her over your family. >> we are just here for michelle. trying to be strong. >> reporter: we tried to speak with

patti ann? >> heather, more reaction now to last night's vice presidential debate. last night on hannity frank luntz spoke to ohio voters and got their ache on the candidate's performances. >> i want to set the stage so people can know how you vote. >> we voted for barack obama in 2008. raise your hands. who voted for mccain. this is a group leading toward obama. it's important because call of you are undecided. let's start in the back. >> wall ryan faces an awesome opponent. based on the circumstances he did a good job. >> i thought he was all coached. i thought ryan and the moderato other. >> i thought he was focused. >> i thought he was confident and respectful. >> i thought he look add little bit scared. >> deb near and prepared. >> debonaire. i have not heard a vice presidential president ever described, i don't even know how to spell that. there was talk about him laughing. what was your reaction to that? >> i thought it was disrespectful. he had plenty of time to respond. i thought he jumped the gun. shouldn't have done that. >> i thought it was a huge mistak

ktvu's patty lee asked if the action were justified. >> reporter: san francisco police do not dispute the video but they said what is not known is what the protesters did before hand. >> reporter: this is video of san francisco police arresting protesters. it was shot by a filmmaker. >> the cops were hitting people with batons and shoving people and slamming people around. >>> the video is making its way around the web. what is not available is footage before this scene. >> the protesters threw paint at the officers. some of the bags of paint contained rocks. >> reporter: police say there were a few incidents in which officers used batons or police holds to make arrest. >> reasonable force. officers were confronted with objects. >> reporter: we found this posting written by someone part of the protest. it describes how protesters threw paint bombs at officers. >> generally speaking the cops -- >> reporter: but from his point of view, san francisco police jumped the gun by breaking up the march after just a few blocks and violated first amendment rights. >> acted out of line and policy

. >> i am here patti ann browne. >> and he is so sharp he sleeps on a pin cushion. i would like to welcome will ron. that's a cool name. deputy editor, will ron. and "the lizard king" comes out on tuesday. and my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and if comedic senior was a washing machine, people would pay to a load inside him. and the great actor and comedian and knuckle biter, greg proost. >> a block, the lede, that's the first story. >> yes, they put the affront in a front yard. i speak of an ohio couple, is there any other kind, who made halloween less sweet by disking the chander in chief. melissa and glen if those are their real names, decorated with giant spiders and spider webs and ensnaring obama and joe biden dressed as clowns. the theme, a political and financial circus. the couple who is riding on a spider's back will lead the country out of this sticky, weby mess. some people claim the display is disrespectful and possibly racist. the crew says he is caught in the web and not connected to a nearby tree. but racist would say that. so what do owls think a

i am patti ann browne. >> hirment chilledi am heather childers. thank you for watching fox and friends first. it was the final faceoff in florida. president obama and mitt romney clashing over foreign policy in the third and final presidential debate. the president insisting he has made america stronger. but mitt romney arguing the last four years cannot be preeted. kelly wright with more. >> if you watched the debate last night no doubt you were pleasantly surprised both candidates. you were surprised they even agreed. the president tried to portray governor mitt romney as a leader who would be unsteady with world affairs but governor romney didn't back down. he tried to portray the president as pulling america's world image down to a level of weakness. >> at home and abroad he has dick cheney as someone who shows great wisdom and judgment. taking us back to those strategies that got us into this mess are not the way we are going to maintain leadership in the 21st century. oo governor romney wrong and reckless policy? >> i have a policy for the f

. >> i am patti ann browne. thanks for watching "fox & friends first". >> it is time for your 5@5:00. a stunning tragic turn of e6 vents in the case of a missing colorado girl. police say they have found a body in a park a few miles from where jessica ridge way went missing friday. police will not confirm. >> at this time we are unable to make any connection to the disappearance of jessica ridge way. that crime scene will exist through the evening into tomorrow morning. >> this happening hours after they cleared jessica's parents as suspects. they believe the girl was abducted. we will learn more at a press conference late they are morning. >> a construction worker finally free after a 5 story collapse in florida. rescuers pulling him out of the rubble a few hours ago. he's in critical condition at a nearby hospital. two workers were killed at least 8 hoars were hurt when the roof came tumbling down. the garage was under construction at the time. one worker is missing. >>> a massachusetts pharmacy suspected in t

patty is live with inside word on those huge yachts. >> reporter: the signs are everywhere.ttle is coming to the bay. what many people don't realize is the teams are still trying to build boat that's can finish the race. >> in alameda today, worked to determine why a beam failed 72-foot catameran yesterday. >> to be honest, it's a set back. >> ceo says the situation could be worse and it was for oracle. >> 72-footer capsized shg broke apart and swept out with the current. the $8 million had only been on the water for 8 days. >> get the boat to be reliable to finish every race. >> a san francisco native and world-class sailor says both teams are facing the same challenge. they are learning to sail a brand new class of boat while they are designing it. their testing ground is the bray. some of the trickiest waters in the world. >> equivalent of an airplane wing. 110 feet made of metal. and the boat s s are more than twice as large. the set back will cost several weeks of practice. instead of wall owing, the rivals are collaborating. . >> we collaborate on things where human li

patty is live with inside word on those huge yachts. >> reporter: the signs are everywhere. the battle is coming to the bay. what many people don't realize is the teams are still trying to build boat that's can finish the race. >> in alameda today, worked to determine why a beam failed 72-foot catameran yesterday. >> to be honest, it's a set back. >> ceo says the situation could be worse and it was for oracle. >> 72-footer capsized shg broke apart and swept out with the current. the $8 million had only been on the water for 8 days. >> get the boat to be reliable to finish every race. >> a san francisco native and world-class sailor says both teams are facing the same challenge. they are learning to sail a brand new class of boat while they are designing it. their testing ground is the bray. some of the trickiest waters in the world. >> equivalent of an airplane wing. 110 feet made of metal. and the boat s s are more than twice as large. the set back will cost several weeks of practice. instead of wall owing, the rivals are collaborating. . >> we collaborate on things where h

. >> good morning patti ann and heather. we are talking about temperatures that are right where the they should be this time of year just like they should be like in october and fall. the carolinas into florida. 43 in raleigh and 2k50egs in new york city. i want to head west ward. we are talking about temperatures well above average not feeling like fall across kansas city 75 over dallas and san antonio. we head too the afternoon hours they should be anywhere between 10-15 degrees above average for some of you. really feeling the warmth. out east a beautiful day. high pressure dominating. light of sunshine pektsed later on today. i don't think we will see too many issues as we head from northeast down into the southeast. get out enjoy it it will be beautiful out there. as we head westbound we have a front that will deveshowers anda northern portions of missouri and heavy downpours are expected from the great lakes into the mississippi valley. you will be needing the rainshowers out here. early moisture this morning making it

patti lee is in the city and tells us there's some amazing stunts being done on that dirt tonight. >>reporter: you can find a lot of dirt at city hall but never before has there been 80 truckloads of it right in front of steps. not to mention an extreme sports arena in what used to be the plaza. just two of the many firsts we found here today. it was a spectacle never seen before. certainly not from the steps of san francisco's city hall. >> we imagine that it was going to be some kind of x game but we didn't know there was going to be motorcycles and flying in the air upside down. >> reporter: for the next three days, 200 of the world's sports action experts are going to be performing. >> to have it here is a treat. we've been all over the u.s. in the last few years and never anything like this. we're wrapping around the statute in the city square. it's pretty wild. >> reporter: init's great the city of san francisco allows them to do this. >> reporter: the event is filling hotel rooms with athletes and tourists. and parks and rec are also making money. but not everyone thinks it's w

reporting live in oakland, patty lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> oh, boy. you got to love it. >>> tonight at 10:45, the giants, they also played great today. how they pulled off their definitive win this evening, and what's at stake for tomorrow's game. we'll have a report from cincinnati. >>> turning now to the race for the white house. paul ryan arrived in kentucky today for tomorrow night's vice presidential debate. he was asked what will be joe biden's greatest weakness tomorrow night, he implied, president obama's record. vice president joe biden isn't expected in kentucky until tomorrow. he's been preparing at his home in delaware. both parties say the stakes may be higher given barack obama's poor performance last week. they will get about ten minutes for each topic. each candidate will get two minutes to respond to the moderator's question. the debate is slated to last 90 minutes. you can watch it right here on ktvu channel 2 tomorrow night beginning at 6:00 p.m. ktvu news will follow immediately afterward. we're also providing live streaming coven