italy, no more fun on the piazza at night.ussia's capital is electing a new mayor in a few days' time. the incumbent has used a clever trick to make sure he gets a head start. he has called fresh elections two years before they were due, leaving opposition groups hardly any time to prepare. the blogger has made a name for himself exposing cases of corruption amongst russia's elite. his supporters believe that is the real reason why he was put on trial earlier this year. he was initially sentenced to five years in a labor camp am a but was suddenly set free -- camp, but was suddenly set free. >> he posted a message on the internet summoning his supporters to this underground station. his campaign slogan is, change russia. start with moscow. he sends his volunteers out in groups. >> i am pleased to be funding this movement, which tens of thousands of people support here. we are fighting for power in moscow. we want a better life for ourselves and our children. these elections are a first step. conditions in russia need to improv

. >>> happy birthday to beyonce knowles, 32, mike piazza turns 45, and tom watson 54. >>> coming up, hidden camera report on how dangerous it is to buy the club drug molly. along with dylan dreier, thanks for watching >>> the man who kidnapped three cleveland girls, holding them captive for more than a decade, found dead inside his prison cell. new developments overnight in the death of ariel castro. >>> a 49ers star accused of shooting a partygoer at his south bay home. the new exclusive details. >>> and santa clara county could be without an ambulance provider, what the current provider's saying about it's contract. >>> a live look outside this morning. you can see the bay bridge. not the new part, but a beautiful part. light show going on now. wednesday, september 4th. this is "today in the bay." >>> good

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. >> my greatest moment was watching that mike piazza home run after 9/11. >> this one has a chance! that split second, you know, kind of diverting the attention to, you know, a silly game and having people cheer for probably the first time in, you know, quite sometime, to be able to come in here and show appreciation for -- for what these men and women do every day, i think is as important, and it's a cool visit both for the players and the firefighters. >> reporter: which is why the mets continue each year to go back to that fire house as part of a community remembering those courageous first responders. in manhattan, jessica taft, al jazeera. >>> check out grandma. virginia smith caught the ball off of the bat of todd helton, and she made it look so easy. look at that. the 70-year-old started dancing for joy and getting high fives, this grandmother of 16 and great grandmother of 15 will have a story to tell all of her kids. >> that's amazing. >> you go grandma. >> yeah, give that fan a contract. all right. ross, thank you. >>> hundreds of thousands of people have shown their suppo

the renovations that she did include this porch, which he called her piazza.ost of what you see is original. the color of the house now is the color that it was when the roosevelts were here. the interior is completely unfinished. she wanted it to be natural in every sense. this room was divided into two and edith wanted to have the family be here together. they cooked the meals by the fireplace. t.r. would do the cooking, and edith would boil the water for the tea, and the children would fetch the wood and do the various things that were needed to get the meals together. when edith saw the cottage for the first time, there were no fireplaces. she had designed these stone ledges that are built into the fireplace to provide some functionality. the stairs were originally in the center of the room so they took up the whole thing. she wanted the bottom floor to be in an open room and the other was she wanted to create a room upstairs. this is the room she created for ethel. it had a door so ethel would have been able to shut off her brothers from entering her room

the renovations that she did include this porch, which he called her piazza. most of what you see is original. the color of the house now is the color that it was when the roosevelts were here. the interior is completely unfinished. she wanted it to be natural in every sense. this room was divided into two and edith wanted to have the family be here together. they cooked the meals by the fireplace. edith would boil the water for the t, and the children would fetch the would and do the various things that were needed to get the meals together. when edith solve a cottage for the first time, there were no fireplaces. she had designed these stone ledges that are built into the fireplace to provide some functionality. the stairs were originally in the center of the room so they took up the whole thing. she wanted the bottom for to be in an open room and the other issue wanted to create a room upstairs. this is the room she created for ethel. it had a door so at the would have been able to shut off her druthers from entering her room. this is where edith and t are s