channel 3's monica robbins joins me now. you had a pretty cool assignment. you talk to ma jays president and ceo .

. >> mike robbins, sports. oh, is he in now? thanks. >> who is that? >> the boss. >> hello, this is frank robbins. i have a great idea for a new column. yes sir, i will be in right away. >> bill johnson got his draft papers today. downstairs?johnson he will make a good soldier. >> he wants to get in the navy. >> then he will make a good sailor. >> come in. >> hello, frank. >> hello, mr. weldon. >> sit down. >> thank you. >> what is the great idea? >> the servicemen's column i have been doing once a week, i think this new one would be better. it has a different slant. sports are pretty close to your heart, are they? >> yes. >> what strike see most? what is the one thing that all sports have in common? >> a schoolboy could answer that one. teamwork. >> exactly, teamwork. and the complete democracy of it. and the fact that a man is measured only by his ability and skill. >> yes, that is right. you have seen some great white teams and some great colored teams. and some with negroes and whites as teammates. i want to write a column about a great team like t

so that's absolutely something people need to keep in mind. >> peter robbins, florida power and light. thank you very much for being with us. as we've been saying, several major population centers have really dodged quite an encounter with the storm tonight. that does nothing to make folks feel better, say, along the florida space coast on up north into georgia and south carolina. another break. our coverage continues on "the 11th hour" after this. is it a professor who never stops being a student? is it a caregiver determined to take care of her own? or is it a lifetime of work that blazes the path to your passions? your personal success takes a financial partner who values it as much as you do. learn more at tiaa.org listen to me. i am captain of the track team, and if i'm late... she doesn't really think she's going to get out of here, does she? be nice. she's new. hello! is anyone there? rrr! wow. even from our standards, you look awful. oh, sweetie, what happened? girl: me? my friend becky got to talk to this super-cute boy, and i tried to act like i wasn't jealous, but i so tota

baskin-robbins had a decline of .9%. over two years, 6.6%. this is a business which five years ago had declining comps nad store -- and nstore count. we are excited about the future of baskin internationally and domestically. the message is donuts, coffee, and ice cream. they are all going north. another quick check on time warner sales, they have shot up on this bloomberg news report that senior executives there along with those at at&t met in recent weeks to discuss business strategies including a possible merger. these talks are still informal. the share price is moving quite a bit with time warner up by better than 5%. we will speak with the reporter who broke the news in just a moment to read -- moment. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: senior executives at at&t and time warner had been meeting to discuss a possible merger. our reporter joins us with more. this is a big one. time warner would be the takeover target and at&t the buyers here. time warner had rejected an offer from 21st century fox not so long ago. >> that's right. late 2014, i

we are going to share the toll it took on monica robbins. it's a must watch. >>> it is a wendy start this morning and it's also wet. umbrellas are going to be needed. it's make a difference day, as alyssa was saying. highs in the upper 40s, low 50s. the rain? the answer is coming upright after this. i did not email any, um, classified material. really? that were exchanged... hillary lied. and another lie? i respect the second amendment. but behind closed doors, hillary told liberal elites... the supreme court is wrong on the second amendment. hillary will lie about anything to get elected. the nra institute for legislative action 0 fichlt if you give out extra candy to kids dressed in your favorite costumes, you're not alone. candy getter. nearmany parents also are excited because they can swipe some of that candy. >> i'm guilty. >> my parents always gotten% off the top. we came home with a big bag of county, we would pour it out and we would run back out. and then i would say where the snik ers bars at -- sn. >>> cers at and i would see a b

. >> hello, this is frank robbins. i have a great idea for a new column.es sir, i will be in right away. >> i got newspapers today. >> you make a good soldier. >> he wants to get in the navy. ♪ >> come in. >> hello, frank. >> hello, mr. weldon. >> the servicemen's column i have been doing once a week, i think this new one would be better. it has a different slant. sports are pretty close to your heart, are they? >> yes. >> what is the most -- most thing sports have in common? >> teamwork. >> exactly, teamwork. and the complete democracy of it. and the fact that a man is measured only by his ability and skill. >> yes, that is right. you have seen some great white teams and some with both negroes and whites as teammates. i want to write a column about a great team like that. i have tickets to something interesting this afternoon. come with me and i will show you. >> i would like to, but i am busy. >> you are not that busy. it is important. >> i suppose i could. come in. hello, bill. mymr. weldon, i got induction papers. >> so they finally arrived. we will ce

. >> reporter: the packers' demarius randall, quinton robbins and sam shields on injured reserve. could be a long day for those guys if they don't find a way to slow down julio jones. here in atlanta, i'm rob burks for today's tmj 4. >> rod, thanks. ahead of tonight's game against the nets, the bucs announce they -- the bucks announce they picked up the third year of the contract. first points of the game, he throws it down. rebounds, three assists. final seconds all tied up and john henson tips it in for the win. the bucks win their first of the season 110-108. >>> the admirals lost in iowa last night. tonight, they get the wild on their home ice in their home opener at panther arena. admirals down a goal early and can't convert on the power play. things getting heated as they lose their third straight 3-2. a bottom-of-the-ninth, indians your local carrier heating and cooling. >>> d2 football, pittsburgh state against northwestern missouri state. >> he left nothing behind his team here. that was intercepted. that one is picked off by kevin. knocked down. the ball pops free. we're

james robbins, bbc news. katty: aleppo needs more than talk. for more on the breakdown of relations between moscow and washington, i have the former decke -- the former secretary of defense for russia and ukraine. we showed you the view from london. this in london and paris. what is happening in the relations between the west and moscow? >> it is a standoff it has taken us a while to understand, starting in 2008 when the russian military invaded jordan. the russians have been challenging the international order. everything from big things, from occupying 20% of georgia's toritory, to all the way challenging little rules about how you treat diplomatic immunity in moscow. across the board, and syria is the most egregious example because of the war crimes. themall and big ways, russians are challenging the international order, making europeans less safe. latestlet's add the political row in the united states over charges that russia has been undermining the american democratic process. putinrd president accusing the obama administration of whippin

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. >>> last night our senior health correspondent monica robbins gave awes raw, personal view of what it is like to live where dementia. she took care of her father for five years until his passing and thousands viewers have commented and shared the story online. tonight she has the story of hoa may help those with mild to moderate alzheimer's slow the disease's progress. >> a medical pioneer, she's in a clinical trial testing a new drug that may slow the progression of her alzheimer's disease. >> we have grandparents between us and i want to be there for them. i want to see them grow. >> reporter: she started exhibiting symptoms of forgetfulness and initially her friends thought it was hormonal. very common but one of her other friends called me and said i'm afraid this is not hormones. >> reporter: it took moss for a diagnosis. >> her early onset alzheimer's disease is not very common. there are around 200,000 people in the united states. >> reporter: it qualified her for a new experimental drug. no name yet, just it may boost the effectiveness of the current medication. >> the idea

artists like marty robbins and don gibson helped country get more and more popular. and by the sixties, the music was in honky tonks and in concert halls. it was also on radio and on television. country music was becoming america's music. ? just walk on by ? ? wait on the corner ? ? on the wings ? ? of a snow white dove ?

and monica robbins has been day today. she joins us at the rooftop. hi, monica. >> reporter: hi, care i. and russ. i did find a deal and not only was it cheap, it comes with exercise. there are parking bargains around. if you can find a spot here at 15th and lakeside, you're only going to pay $1. the trouble is you have to hike. so just how far is it? i set my trustee fit bit and started hoofing it to progressive field. on the way, i found another fan who found a deal. >> i paid more than you. i paid $3.25. >> reporter: i could valley my ride, if i wanted. ironically i walked 192 more steps and found parking for $75. but just a few steps later, a whopping $100. >> never. >> my total? that $93 i saved? that is enough to buy me 14 hot dogs and 14 wears and i still have a dollar left over so who would pay nor prices for parking? >> i never thought i'd be here, okay? i have been waiting for this my whole life. i'll pay $80 to park. >> reporter: and who can blame him. and betsy told me she'll be eating those hot dogs and everything else. i did find out, th

let's take a round robbin and show you we have rain. it's heavier toward some of the reservoirs east of san jose. you can see light to dark green. light rain to moderate rain all throughout the heart of the bay and up into the north bay. the good news, the heaviest of the rain fell during the overnight hours. there's a slight chance we could get a push over the next couple hours of heavy rain. a look at san rafael. not raining as heavily at least here on the tower cam. here are my highlights. here is what i want dwryou to k. steady rain to showers today. we will see a tapering in coverage this afternoon. scattered light showers tomorrow. the best day to be outside. steady rain is coming in sunday. right now, i'm keeping the storm. the latest day coming in, i should scale this back to one. our storm totals are going to top out around a half inch to an inch. we are going to get another tenth to quarter inch this morning. the mountains end up with more than an inch and thunder to the south. 7:00 through noon, you can see a tapering there.

mike robbins said he had to capture what he saw on his cell phone, eightc democratic nation committee tour bus dumping wast to meou storm sewer, it is up with hazmat teams and the georgia department of environmental protection responded, the dnc source the problem startedgt th driver noticed the switch tank was overflowing a concerned it would take until trained that would cause issues for motorists. the man who took the photo says it does not matter who you are it is still illegal.p don't care who you are, if you are hillary clinton or donald trump, you don't dump drain. >> the dnc says the dumping was an honest mistake and working t clean up the mess. donald trump supporter shows a support in a big way began with donald trump president obama and someone spray-painted dump trump on richard brock's silos, he supports donald trump so besides painting over the vandalism he used his mower to show support for donald trump. says the grass art is getting mixed reviews. most of my neighbors are like-minded but some are not an that's okaye you've all got an opinion but i think everybody getsp

breaking now out tacony sky fox over frankford avenue and robbins street gunfire struck down three people just past 9:00 injuring a 17-year-old an 16 year old. they're both in critical condition. a 21-year-old has gunshot wound to the shoulder. right now no arrests but investigators say they have found the gun they believe was used. >>> sky fox also over ogontz and the area where philadelphia police say someone apparently tried to start a fire in a police cruiser. investigators found burnt papers sticking out of an open gas tank in the car parked at the 35th district lot. nobody is hurt, though. >>> on your radar tonight, cooler temperatures and even some frost. what? meteorologist kathy orr is here with the big changes. >> it's almost mid objection. >> i know it is. >> i think it's just a shock to us because it's been such a nice fall. >> it has been. >> right? with the exception of matthew it's been all good. let's take look at the frost advisory begins at 2:00 a.m. and goes to 9am for the those hears areas highlighted in blue. especially upper bucks, upper montgomery usual suspects you

>>reporter: right now all that sands is wenting quarry in robbins where they are doing the emptying of the bags. that send will eventually be used for other projects. covering the corridor in cedar rapids. joe huisinga. >>> happening at the university of iowa police are investigating a reported case of sexual assault on campus. authorities tell cbs 2 news it allegedly happened late the countdown to election day continues as the presidential candidates, v-p picks and the surrogates move along the and counted.on wednesday, democratic vice presidential candidate tim kaine and former president bill clinton are stopping in iowa.kaine will attend a "get out the vote event" in dubuque - president clinton will join him later for an event in des moines.the purpose is to encourage early voting in iowa. the f-b-i now has a warrent to look into emails on the laptop >>> the fbi now has a warrant to look into e-mails on the laptop aide huma abedin and her estranged husband anthony weiner. more than a thousand e-mails were found weiner allegedly sending allowed message to a minor. investigators are r

channel 3's monica robbins joins me now. you had a pretty cool assignment. you talk to ma jays president and ceo . >> he is very excited, his new and old teams are two of the four left standing. make no mistake, while he has a soft spot for cleveland, he is in it to win it. >> reporter: it is an emotional circumstance that mark shapiro finds himself in after 24 years with the tribe. he is hoping his blue jays are heading to the world series. >> no bitterness. i'm excited for the team and disappointed i'm going to have to put an end to that with the toronto blue jays but happy they are here. >> reporter: he spent the day reuniting and reminiscing but is ready for business. >> today is the day for hugs and smiles and handshakes. i want to get those out-of-the- way today because i feel like and know that we played seven times this year. when that first pitch gets thrown, your competitive juices fire up. i want twi animosity. >> reporter: and he knows what his team will be facing. >> i'm going to play hard and tough. they are going to be prepared, because of the

. >>> and tribe fans, of course, are flooding downtown for tonight's big game and tonight monica robbins joins us live. we look at how local businesses are cashing in. hi, monica. >> reporter: absolutely. 2016 definitely the year of 216, from the caves to the monsters to the rnc, and now the indians in a championship run, absolutely businesses and the city benefiting the question is by how much so what is the economic impact week the cavs' playoffs and the indians? both are definitely money ball, but according to destination cleveland, during this playoff, before the finals, each cavs' game brought in about $3.6 million per game. and the benefit to this city and taxes alone, they got the assist of more than $9 27,000 the films. so how about those indians? >> each game is expected to bring in about $1.8 million per game, and the taxes the city collects, the city will catch about $16 6,000 per game. so why the big difference? ticket prices, prime seats during the cavs' playoffs shot up several hundred dollars. and a seat behind home plate runs about $235, rd stub hub. and we have sell-out

so we found these at bernie robbins, they have amazing selection, so we kind of found high and low, tudor has a watch, it has two straps, so kind of two for one. you can get two looks, black and gray, the materials for the watch were from nap a, highly durable, gray every day watch. >> i like that. >> then for the splurge watch, this beauty right here, boman, mercier, alligator strap, materials could the from the shelby cobra, so packaging beautiful. >> amazing. eventually it is going to get really cold. so we need some scarfs. what colors or what should i be liking for? >> bone and bo's just open, e-tailor brick and mortar, two locations, so cashmere scarfs obviously never go out of style. i think the print is kinds of the story, you know, you can mix it up, and these can really carry you fall, winter, spring, great for holiday gift giving, women watching, what to get the gent in their lives. >> can't go wrong with a scarf. ties more personal, people have, you know, certain tastes, but these are great. i mean, and the pocket squares, you have to go with bet? >> agreed. foremen, with suit

and the audience was made up of undecided voters, or as they're be in line behind at baskin robbins. [ laughter ] can i have the -- oh, i'm not even sure if i want ice cream right now. actually, one of the audience members from the debate last night is going viral. his name is ken bone. [ cheers and applause ] you know ken bone? he's cute. yeah, everybody likes ken bone. there he is. [ laughter ] yeah, we like ken bone. yeah. he's gotten so big that he was interviewed by cnn this morning, and he was actually check this out. >> he told my booker, nyjah, why you chose to wear that red sweater. can you share with us? >> yeah, i had a really nice olive suit that i love a great deal, but apparently i've gained about 30 pounds, and when i went to get in my car the morning of the debate, i split the seat of my pants all the way open, so the red sweater is plan b. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: just went with plan b. [ cheers and applause ] and america is moving on to we like that guy. [ cheers and applause ] that's what i'm talking about. ken bone for president! >> steve: ken bone. ? k

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the board of supervisors passed a countywide mandate to raise the wage to $10.25 per hour by 2015 robbins opted out. they are considering a similar measure.>>> the newest tower is agencies, home murphy and associates opened this week on the seventh for the building. bankers trust is expected to open on the tower. the bank will occupy the top two more so the billing. >>> halloween is a few days away. it came a little early at the university of iowa. scientist i have some seriously spooky sounds from outer space. joe gives us a listen and he tells us what the this special report.>> reporter: sound is a powerful thing. right now, researchers at the university of iowa are studying sound that are strange and outer worldly.>> i do not know.>> the sounds come from >> i think it is halloween music. >> it sounds like ghosts and monsters are coming. >> it sound like screams.>> screams? chorus comes from the planet jupiter. oh (laughs) (laughs) that's weird it does not sound like it. the sounds were picked up by radio antenas that were made right it does not selling a. >> the sounds were picked up b

she writes, robbins is and will always be a larger than life spirit inside the normal man with a humann and happened to be 1-6 affected by this brain disease. she hopes it leads to understanding for everyone affected. >>> 5:39. snowflakes sticking on trees and branches. little dusting on the ground. snow flakes are covering the sierra's highest elevation. lots of team are trying to take advantage of what's there. lifts remain idle, it's a welcome sign ski season is just around the corner. we are just in early october. >> i know. it's nice. it didn't stick that long but at least it was cold enough to get snow up there. >> to see it happen over a couple of days. there is a chance we'll see a chance of those showers going through. no snow around lake tahoe. approaching mendocino county, we'll see a chance of rain. totals not all that high again today. looking at less than 0.1 inch of rain. showers arriving later on this morning. that's going to keep the temperatures down. cloudy skies means high temperatures stay. we'll struggle to get close to 70. low to mid 60s from san francisco to wal

larry robbins in the stock and not doing too well and so he's working behind the scenes trying to gething done. the health care people i speak to think it's more likely they sell pieces of it. it is a junk credit. it has a pretty bad balance sheet. somebody has to assume that balance sheet, as well. soi so i think it's a smart bet down at these levels. maybe not today. >> all right. guys, thank you very much. next a commodity that could be sending warning signals to investors. plus don't miss an exclusive interview with boston fed president eric rosengren tomorrow on squawk at 7:30 a.m. with damic perfoance, to help you hold the curve... and bold styling to stay ahead of the curve. the lexus rx, rx hybrid anrx f sport. this is the rx, elevated. this is the pursuit of perfection. i am benedict arnold, the infamous traitor. and i know a thing or two about trading. so i trade with e*trade, where true traders trade on a trademarked trade platform that has all the... get off the mputer traitor! i won't. (cannon sound) >>> we're back on the halftime report. copper's fall tog a one-month low

robbins is expected to serve as ceo of the combined firm which is as yet unnamed.stors hope the countries companies could unify against other challengers. it u.s. armyce at contract to build the next phase of a combat data system. a federal judge ruled that the army violate bidding rules, effectively shutting out a silicon valley firm. they were barred from awarding the contract. the story we've been talking about this hour, u.s. prosecutors are focusing on former ceo and cfo as they build a fraud case against the company that could result in charges within week, according to people familiar with the matter. they had hidden ties with a pharmacy company. in a statement valeant says it is cooperating with authorities. that is your business flash update. next, a coffee craze. millennials are becoming java junkies at an early age, driving up global demand. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: this is something that is a late addition from a frequent guest with green capital. he points out that the vix has been surging of the last couple of days while the s&p 500 has been flat

sky fox over frankford avenue and robbins street where three people are shot.unfire rang out just past 9:00 injuring a 17-year-old and 16-year-old. they are both in critical condition. a 21-year-old is hit in the shoulder. right now, no arrests but investigators say they did find the gun they believe was used. >>> skyfox also over ogontz and area where philadelphia police say that someone apparently tried to start a fire in a police cruiser. investigators found some burned paper sticking out of an open gas tank in the car parked at the 35th district lot. no one was hurt. >>> on your radar tonight, a fall chill out there. jackets and scarves were out in university city tonight with cooler temperatures than we've felt in awhile. if today is a surprise tomorrow could be a shock. meteorologist kathy orr says some of could you cease some frost. kathy. >> um-hmm. some of us, open eye yann. >> present company included. let's take look at the radar here. ultimate doppler you can see a clear sky and a north wind. we have this cool air mass sitting over us take a look at

. >> who you may or may not know is the natural predator of the finches and robbins that are looking to feast on mathison's cherries. >> he caught threat and took it down. >> but it turns out sometimes even the falcons have a hard time saying no. >> he is eating a cherry now. >> purpose. >> yeah. >> birds devour at least 30 million dollars in cherries every year and that's just in washington state alone. which helps explain why farmers will try anything to save their crops. like these weird floppy inflatable figures. the kind you might see at used to different spots. that helps the birds not become used. >> ted marks owns atwater vineyards in finger lakes region in new york, he got the idea for mr. pinon, that's his name, from researcher. am the things he's tried to scare off birds, mr. pinon works the best. >> because it's ever changing. it just keeps the birds away. >> for of life depends on defeating these winged thieves. what about the birds? >> do you ever feel a little bad for the birds? >> i haven't felt that bad for 'em. i feel they get their share, you know. even with all th

pennsbury robbins with the ball, gets stripped, goes up in the air, not a problem.re? david burke. saves the day. what a play by him. >> a few plays later we have tyrone hodges, jr. he's going to plunge in there for the touchdown. bark comes truman, amazing play, roams out, finds saunders. and check out saunders, he goes right on in for the touchdown, pennsbury comes roaring back, opening kick off, the second at the half. nate definitely will have something to bows about. makes few tackles, makes incredible return for the if you down, pennsbury the winner 17 to six. >>> and that's all for sports, i'm lesley van arsdall have, a great day. >> arena celebrating its 20th anniversary, now seeing it like never before. this is the first time, how cool is that? the arena floor covered with half basketball court, half ice. you can check it out today at free open house between 1:00 and 4:00. or score goal from center ice. that's very cool. >>> that's "eyewitness news" this morning at 5:00. here's what we have for you coming up at 6:00. apparently hip to be square. ask the peo

kinds of celebrities were there to show their enthusiasm for ralph, including susan sarandon, tim robbinsurray, michael moore. - who designed this economy, anyway? i think it's time to have it designed as if people matter, not as if general motors, exxon, dupont, or the other corporations matter. - it's a memory nobody who was there will ever forget. - and what happened after that? - i worked every day. i went into every state. i took stands on local issues, community issues, neighborhood issues, which the big candidates never do, because it's too complicated, too controversial. i didn't take any pac money. most of the money was in small contributions. - nader was trying to point out is you can't wear both hats effectively. one, to govern on behalf of the people, while at the same time, you have to do fundraising from very large corporate interests with an understanding that they are going to have to be some sort of exchange in its place. - when our candidacy was creating a lot of momentum and buzz after labor day, the people started to mobilize around the fact that ralph was being exclud

the mariners and robbins and bob melvin -- just buried.say it every night so people don't think i am a complete jerk, if they want money and the team got why ship fans loyalty into the franchise. seattle beat the a's 5-1. >> stanford against washington and they were blown out. number seven in the country could not stop jake browning and then browning goes down the middle to john ross, 44-6. one of the worst losses in recent stanford memory, that is saturday morning sports to the great marty gonzales >>> the giants continue the race for the wild-card this afternoon at at&t park. rookie tight lock is taking on cy young award winner clayton kershaw for the dodgers. the giants one game behind the mets. one game ahead of the cardinals the second spot in the national league wild-card race the first pitch tonight at national league wild-card race the first pitch tonight at 1:05 pm. >>> the golden bears taking on 18th-ranked utah and berkeley today. how is to into after losing last week. kickoff set for 3 pm in berkeley. >>> let's go outside, a li