the feast. so 120 beavers. he knew right away there were a lot of beavers in the area so when he got back and reported people interested in that said here is a place we could go. in this area, only the native americans were doing the trapping. there was not many europeans. there were hardly any europeans at all doing the trapping. the french set up outposts right in the indians' back yard. the fur trade cabin during the fur trade was used as a business and a residence for the fur traders. the french called the fur traders bourgeois. they would live here, set up his life in this wilderness, and indians would come to him in the spring of the year to do the trading. they would bring their furs that they had been trapping and hunting all winter long, bring them into the cabin, and this was where the trade would happen. they were giving the indians trade goods that were mostly coming from europe. it was technology that was not available to the indians so by this whole trade, the indians went from stone age to iron a

bobcat, thehe muskrat,he fox, the the skunk, the beaver, and the but the most important animal for the first trade was .he beaver the beaver was important because of its fine under for -- under fur that made excellent self or hats. they were very popular in europe, and the problem is they were pretty much hunted out of existence. the first trade had to go somewhere, and america ended up being a very good place. because there were a lot of beavers. well, the first european influence in the area in this area of wisconsin was jean nicollette. he was an explorer sent here by champlain to look for the northwest passage to the orient and of course that never was to be, but he did run into the winnebago tribe. jean nicolet already knew the value of a pelt because the fur trade was just starting up. he had already been working for a fur trade company earlier. when he came to this area and met the winnebagos they actually gave him a feast. in one feast they say six score beavers were in the feast. so 120 beavers. he knew right away there were a lot of beavers in the area so when he got back and

said, sixst, they core beavers were in the feast. e knew there were a lot of beavers in the area. ,hen he got back and reported and people were interested in that said, here is a place we could go. only the native americans were doing the trapping. there were hardly any europeans at all doing the trapping. the french set up outposts right in the indians' backyard. the bird trade -- fur trade cabin was used as a business and a residence for the traders. the french called their traders the bhuj law. he would set up his life in this wilderness, and the indians would come to him in the spring of the year to do the trading. thatwould bring their furs they had been trapping and hunting all winter long, bring them into the cabin, and this is where the trade would happen. they were giving the indians trade goods mostly coming from europe. it was technology not available to the indians. by this old trade, the indians went from stone age to iron age. now they were starting to do things with a lot better tools. for instance, they could now have

"america tonight's" christof putzel, what happened in the beaver creek store. another wave of protests against the police. >> protestors are gathering... >> there's an air of tension right now... >> the crowd chanting for democracy... >> this is another significant development... >> we have an exclusive story tonight, and we go live... >> primetime new live as isil continues their brutal campaign, nick schifrin reports from the turkey - syria border... >> that's the black isil flag above the town center... >> five days of fear: escape from isil only on aljazeera america police. >> following. >> following up on an important story we have been following on "america tonight." it was an arguments over loud music. michael dunn, the shooter feared for his life when he shot and killed young jordan davis in 2012. he thought davis had a gun but davis didn't. last february the jury deadlocked but a different verdict comes from a new jury. "america "america tonight"'s sarah hoye reports. >> we find the defendant guilty of first degree murder. >> the fate of michael dunn wa

"america tonight's" christof putzel, what happened in the beaver creek store. another wave of protests against the police. >> the president of estonia rising tensions with russia... >> one country has decided it no longer needs to follow the rules >> european union under stress >> the framework that was set up is not holding anymore >> and building for the future >> i require tough reforms and political will... >> every saturday, join us for exclusive... revealing... and surprising talks with the most interesting people of our time... talk to al jazeera, only on al jazeera america police. >> following. >> following up on an important story we have been following on "america tonight." it was an arguments over loud music. michael dunn, the shooter feared for his life when he shot and killed young jordan davis in 2012. he thought davis had a gun but davis didn't. last february the jury deadlocked but a different verdict comes from a new jury. "america "america tonight"'s sarah hoye reports. >> we find the defendant guilty of first degree murder. >> the fate of mich

"america tonight's" christof putzel, what happened in the beaver creek store. another wave of protests against the police. police. police. >> following. >> following up on an important story we have been following on "america tonight." it was an arguments over loud music. michael dunn, the shooter feared for his life when he shot and killed young jordan davis in 2012. he thought davis had a gun but davis didn't. last february the jury deadlocked but a different verdict comes from a new jury. "americ"america tonight"'s sarae reports. >> we find the defendant guilty of first degree murder. >> the fate of michael dunn was once again in the hands of a florida jury. a jury comprised of eight men and four women that found 47-year-old michael dunn guilty of first degree murder for the killing of jordan davis. the verdict was reached after less than six hours of deliberations. state attorney angela cory called the verdicting gratifying. >> we're very pleased. >> after an argument over loud music in 2012. wearing a suit and tie dunn took the stand in his own defense this

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the first time in his career. first quarter tied at 7. hogan takes its himself and reads his arm a beaver37-yard touchdown. stanford up 14-7. third quarter, it's now 28-7 cardinal. oregon state punting out of their end zone. the danger is ty montgomery near midfield and waits behind one of his teammates and maneuvers his way through the beaver punt team. a 47-yard return. his second touchdown return of the season. they win 38-14 and they are 5-3 and 3-2 now in the pac 12. >>> cadets at the naval academy. they're jacked out of their minds for san jose state. second quarter midshipmen leading 7-3. joe gray rolls out and he connects with freeman. that's a 6-yard touchdown and san jose state is up 10-7 at this point. but then -- third quarter. navy ahead 24-17. run offends takes -- reynolds takes it himself. he rushed for 251 yards and three touchdowns. so navy wins 41-31 the spartans fall now to 3-4. >>> to the nfl. where one is the loneliest number. that you'll ever find and right now, the raiders are the only team without a win in the national football league. going for number one tomorrow

through the beaver punt return team. that's a 47-yard touchdown. his second return of the season. 35-7 stanford and they win 38- 14. they are now 5-3 and 3-2 in the winnable pac 12. >>> cadets at naval academy and jacked out of their minds for san jose state. t, the midshipmen leading 7-3. the spartans' joe gray rolls out and connects with billy freeman. san jose state up 10-7. third quarter, navy ahead 24-17 and run ronald takes it himself for a two yard score and reynolds rushes for 251 yards and three scores. so navy wins 41-31. >>> to the nfl. where one is the loneliest number that you've ever heard. and for the raiders, it's especially true. they are the only team in the national football league to not win a football game. but they get cleveland tomorrow and that was where we find vern glenn. >> reporter: dennis i'm coming to you from the rock and roll hall of fame in downtown cleveland. and right next door is browns stadium. it's where the raiders are going to try and put a stop to this 0-6 record. now, the browns are favored by a touchdown. b

today, the beaver has been replaced by cigarettes. tax-free gasoline and the hope you will get rich at the casino. 1812, redr the war of jacket echoed this. all the promises made by one president are handed down to the next. a little foolish in that thinking. we expect to comply with our engagements. we have persistently said this despite the french and indian war and the revolutionary war and the war of 1812. we have said we will still try to uphold our covenant chain relationships with the united states. you have heard our treaty with the united states. here is the wampum belt to confirm that treaty. red jacket was standing there in 1819 holding the george washington covenant belt. this holds our hands together. here is the parchment, also had the written paper. you know the contents. i will not open it. the tree of friendship is decaying, the symbol of our relationship is starting to fall. it says it is falling fast and it is your fault. what are you going to do about it? are you going to let it crash and destroy centuries of negoti

mitchell would then order commissary goods for beavers. the dispute arose over how many packages of noodle soup beavers would give to mitchell for agreeing to the plan. >> so mr. mitchell expected some type of payment more than two ramen noodles, and he refused, and that's when the fight broke out. >> either way, the practice is a violation of jail rules. >> lean over. don't blink. >> both beavers and mitchell will soon meet with disciplinary officer hale, who will determine how much time they will each get in segregation -- a solitary-confinement unit or, among other things, they're locked in their cells 23 hours per day. >> they're not allowed visits. they're not allowed to go to the gym. they're not allowed to have books. the only thing they can have is legal material that pertains to their case. >> most inmates don't like to fight, but some relish violence. >> i love to fight. excuse my french [bleep] i want to fight. [ laughs ] >> are you good at it? >> fighting? i ain't ever been beat. they call me the white tyson. >> brian voltz is curr

today, the beaver has been replaced by cigarettes. tax-free gasoline and the hope you will get rich at the casino. 1819, after the war of 1812, red jacket echoed this. all the promises made by one president are handed down to the next. a little foolish in that thinking. we expect to comply with our engagements. we have persistently said this despite the french and indian war and the revolutionary war and the war of 1812. we have said we will still try to uphold our covenant chain relationships with the united states. you have heard our treaty with the united states. here is the wampum belt to confirm that treaty. red jacket was standing there in 1819 holding the george washington covenant belt. this holds our hands together. here is the parchment, also had the written paper. you know the contents. i will not open it. the tree of friendship is decaying. the symbol of our relationship is starting to fall. it says it is falling fast and it is your fault. what are you going to do about it? are you going to let it crash and destroy centurie

we were the cleavers. >> hi beaver. >> hi mom. >> and jay was beaver. i was beavette. brianna was beaverly. we had howard family variety night. >> yeah, we would have game nights and we would -- >> yeah. >> --have, you know -- >> legitimately, the cleaver family. >> yeah, absolutely. >> reporter: but by 2012, those days were gone. frank and nancy were now empty nesters. ashley and her brother jay were each married and on their own. brianna was in college in nashville. >> you were so close with your kids. was it hard as one by one they started leaving the nest and going off to college? >> sure, yeah it was. i mean, i'm proud of 'em, but it was -- it was difficult. i mean, change is difficult. >> reporter: now nancy was often home alone. frank's work with his new client, a wealthy defense contractor, had him traveling to florida, california, even kuwait. >> there was a little bit more, you know, freedom or whatever. and -- and like i said, al -- a lot of it was work. and so you know, i was out there trying to kind of build it, and she was sitting at home.

members of the ohio student association have occupied the police station in the town of beaver creek protest the fatal police shooting of john crawford. a 22-year-old african-american, crawford was killed inside a walmart in august and a 911 call or falsely accused him of pointing a gun at customers. he had picked up an unloaded bb air rifle, which was on sale at the store. a grand jury declined to indict the officer who fatally shot him. 20 students slept in the lobby of the beaver creek police department. they are demanding the firing of the officer who shot crawford and criminal charges against the 911 caller whose account was contradict it by surveillance footage. ruled policege has and ferguson, missouri violated the constitution when responding to protests over the fatal shooting of michael brown. the case concerned the police practice of forcing protesters to remain in constant motion, telling them they were not allowed to stand still or that they were walking to slowly. the activist professor and writer betty reid mandell has died in massachusetts at the age of 89. known loca

no one. >> reporter: the beaver creek police did not respond to "america tonight's" request for an interview. walmart said in a statement that it was deeply saddened by the incident that occurred. on tuesday it pulled all the beebee guns from the shelves of walmart. since the verdict, protests have gripped the area. supporters of the crawford family turned out and so did unlikely allies. members of the local open carry movement. they say the case is important because in ohio, it's legal to carry a gun all the time, real or fake. one was the protesters says he's brought his own gun into this very walmart on multiple occasions. >> you've been inside this walmart carrying a gun. a real gun. unlike what john crawford was carrying. >> a real gun. >> you've had no problems. >> no problems whatever. >> why do you think things went down the way they did with john crawford? >> i believe race played a factor. this area is very white. folks tend to be afraid of the unknown, especially of black men and what seems to be a firearm or rifle in his hand. >> i think with regards to race this officer probably

bob noise at intel said, the about said to the beaver the beaver dam, did not build it myself, but itased on an idea of mine. >> we will be back on surveillance. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. i'm tom keene with me, scarlet fu and brendan greeley. an important conversation on ebola. africa, a giant continent affected by ebola. uganda is some 3000 miles to the east of liberia. thes ebola free, but tangible effects are there. global african investor. good to have you with us. what is the effect on your nation as you look west to west africa? it is a situation that people follow with the idea that africa is one place. it is a huge place. it is more than a few thousand meters away from the current outbreak. is spread by touch. it is not spread by breeding. ing.reath now it has become an epidemic. more than anyone i know, brendan, you have lived it and research the clothing and the uniforms. but -- >> it does seem the way to fix the problem of ebola, and something uganda has done very well is updated public health in -- infrastructure. talk about what you have been doing for the past two yea

"it's the beaver that builds it, but the humans that say dam." huh? >> steve: what?jimmy: "you can't make a a margarita without squeezing a a few cactuses." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: here's some sports news. on saturday the san francisco giants beat the nationals in washington after 18 innings. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: 18 innings. the longest postseason game in baseball history. yeah, proving that even in sports, it takes forever to get something done in washington. [ laughter and applause ] really, even in sports. "it's the 18th inning." [ applause ] the giants beat the nationals after an 18-inning game that lasted more than six hours. you can tell the game was long because the beer man actually started sell coffee. he was like "get your dark roast here!" [ laughter ] everyone's talking about the number one movie this weekend, "gone girl" which made $38 million dollars. "gone girl." [ applause ] "gone girl." it's about a wife whose husband tried to make her sit through an 18-inning baseball game. "i'm out of here. that's it this is --." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this just

stanford takes on the beavers. a high for today around the bay area, 70 degrees in san jose.50-mile-per-hour gusts are expected. 64 degrees in clover dale. in the east bay in the mid to upper 60s, 68 in oakland. 70 degrees in daly city. antioch, 71 degrees. overnight low things will start to dry out. it will remain windy and cooler as well. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s for most of us. accuweather seven-day forecast we are going to dry out by tomorrow and then once we get to monday, that's when things are going to warm up a little bit. we are going to see mostly sunny conditions for monday, the start of the workweek. 76 degrees by tuesday. we're going to be 80 degrees inland. 74 degrees around the bay. 68 along the coast. by friday cool down a little bit but it stays dry. >> we could use the rain. if we're not going to get the rain weigh might as well have mid-70s temperatures. >> i know. it's still october. >> we can wait for the rain, i guess, a little bit. all right, thank you, leyla. >>> in sports another busy day for bay area fans. at 10:00 a.m. san jose state fac

he claims the beaver education and the middle class, but carter would cap and restrict middle-class access to the hope scholarship. his big plans increased spending by 12.5 billion dollars, requiring higher taxes from small business and the middle class. ,ason carter, all in short dishonest and untrustworthy. >> we dated for five years before getting married. after five months more years we had our first run, henry, and then a few years later we had thomas. been the adventure of our lives. he is the best dad. he is a parent teacher at preschool on friday. he reads to them. i don't have the stomach for politics, but jason is courageous, strong, and unafraid. he is never afraid to do what he thinks is right. >> first place, the pinnacle, number one. how do we get there? the governor lowered taxes on job makers, giving georgia families a real future. he brought real appeal to the economy, creating 200 94,000 jobs. now the georgia business climate is leading the nation for the first time in history. georgia, the number one place to do business. georgia. i am andrew hunt, libertarian that wants

they're going to be taking on the beavers. and that game starts at 1 :30. at highs for today around the bay area, the south bay 70 degrees in san jose. along the peninsula windy along the coast and cooler. 56 degrees at half moon bay. in the upper 50s for millbray. the north bay wet for the duration of the day with 67 degrees. the east bay upper 60s and lower 70s. as we push inland the upper 60s turn into low 70s as you head further into antioch and livermore. and our overnight lows will be drier but on the chillier side in the north bay. 49 degrees. 46 in santa rosa in the mid to lower 50s for everywhere else. my accuweather seven-day forecast, temperatures are going to start increasing by monday. so the start of the workweek will see 74 degrees. 64 along the coast. temperatures even topping up to 80 degrees inland by wednesday and thursday. cools off just a little bit for halloween. >> and too bad that rain, they always say wedding, if it rains on your wedding day, it would be good luck. hopefully had this rain today will be good luck tonight. the last ti

the world cup. >> andrew weibrecht made his debut at beaver creek. he is a huge fan of the bird of prey run. >> to me, there are only two courses that are real down hills, did you know -- kitzbuhel and beaver creek. it's one of those courses that, start to finish, is full-on. there are really no breaks. it's a ton of fun as an athlete i think as a spectator it might even be more fun, watching some of the crashes and some of the cool races we've had. all the way up to ted and bode g etting first and second. >> two of three of his world cup podiums have come at beaver creek. thursday marks the 40th anniversary of a special day in sporting history perhaps the most famous boxing match of all time. "the rumble in the jungle." foreman was encouraged to punch himself out in the second heat. he struck like a cobra to regain his title. >> hello and welcome to the web news. our pick of the stories making the online headlines. coming up, [indiscernible] sqan -- san francisco. skateboard champ tony hawk shows he is still at the top of his game. on wednesday, the

, osh's mascot for years. >> this would have been close to one of his very first drawings of the eager beaver. >> reporter: the store was a chain flagship. it sits on once was a place where the bambino hit a home run during an exhibition game with lou gehrig. it's also a place where tonight charlie the locksmith unlocked one of the store's storied mysteries. >> this moment in history, hasn't been opened since 1987, right? so for almost anybody in the world that might just be shelves full of junk but for us it's a time can sule into a time before we were orchard supply hardware the way we are today. >> reporter: take a look, the president of osh took a look through some of the merchandise that is still here on the shelves. some of it, of course, obviously important to osh itself. some things that they will keep. let me show you something that's over here on the wall. raj and jess, when was the last time you heard something like this? >> we remember those well. >>> good evening, i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. we are tracking two developing storm systems. the first is beginning to push into par

, osh's mascot for years. >> this would be close to one of his first drawings of the eager beaver. >> reporter: the store was the chain's flagship. it sits on what once was a site of the place where the bambino hit a home run with lou gehrig, also the place where tonight charlie the lock smith unlocked one of the store's storied mysteries. >> and this little moment of history hasn't been opened since 1987, so for almost anybody in the world it might just be shelves full of junk, but for us it's a time capsule into a time before we were orchard supply hardware the way we are today. >> reporter: damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> a warning now for some voters in the east bay. double check those vote by mail envelopes. thousands were mailed tout to voters with the wrong election date on them. the real election date, tuesday, november the 4th. >> reporter: berkley voter noticed something odd about the return envelope for his vote by mail ballot, and he wasn't alone. >> i think there will be people who see november 5th and say that's the date i have to have it in by. >> seems a bi

. >>> now to college football and the cardinals taking on the beavers. ame, stanford takes a 14-7 lead in the 1st quarter. stanford wins and improves to 5-3. next week, the cardinals take on the ducks. >>> the buffalo sabers taking on the san jose sharks last night. cody scoring his first goal, beating the sharks 2-1. bent burns scored for the sharks. alex got 13 of 15 shots. the sharks last beat buffalo in january of 2010. >>> with the series on tonight at two games apiece, it's a pivotal game five. join us tonight with highlights at 9:00 after the news. >>> and coming up on kron 4 news weekend, how the chp is responding after one of their officers is accused of sending nude pictures of a female dui suspect to himself. >>> here's a live look outside the golden gate bridge, lots of sunshine on this sunday morning. a beautiful start to the day. more details. your weather is next after the break. . >>>welcome back. happy sunday, everyone. put away the umbrellas for now. here's your forecast with erica. >> good morning, anny, yeah, dry conditions, dense fog

if we had owned the lands by ourselves, the beaver creek fire last year would have bankrupted the statewe cannot financially afford them. we also cannot legally take them. in the act that admitted idaho to the union, we agreed not to ask for the federal lands. i would prefer an approach that includes local communities to have a voice in the way lands are managed. we work with the federal managers, the forest service that currently manages those federal lands, there's a good model with the clearwater basin collaborative of getting diverse interests together to come to an agreement how lands are managed. i do not think any of us want our lands locked up so we are cut out of them. >> i don't support becoming the federal government's arm here managing land in idaho. if we take back the land in a responsible way, maybe a county at a time, and we use the land we take back and realize the profit potential from the natural resources that are there, then we can manage the property in a way that you do not end up with outrageous forest fires, and we can generate a boom to the economy that would a

governor tom corbett took time campaigning in western pennsylvania with an appearance in the company of beaver today. meantime democratic challenger tom wolff was in the same region and visited rallys in washington,al gapey and beaver county today and squares off against corbett tuesday november 4. >> it was love and gratitude for an american hero lieutenant kernel aaronstein direct for tore kavk force and overseas operations tonight he reoutta knighted with wife and children and public officials and neighbors. >> more to come on "action news" tonight. police in indiana are investigating a neighborhood shooting and teenager laughter caused him his life. >> and residents of hawaii are warned to leave their home the >> and residents of hawaii are warned to leave their home the latest stats on the flu shot. at the bottom in job creation. massive cuts to education. and higher property taxes. under governor corbett, pennsylvania's been heading in the wrong direction. there's been no leadership and no vision. that's gotta change. as your governor, i will lead. and we'll move pennsylvania forward. we

oh, doctor, with the pick, seatsetting up a beavers' touchdown. s on the option. the nice stiff-arm there that could have been a face mask. put the cardinal back up 14--7. and mccaffrey, weaving through a forest. ty montgomery takes the punt, surveys the field. runs so fast but makes this look effortless. 50 yards and a 38-14 stanford win. san jose state and navy in annapolis, you have to do boot camp during the game. last year their quarterback ran for 240 yards and seven touchdowns. spartans trail 21-10 in the fourth quarter. gray to crowley. the navy players stopped on the play, and he was able to take it for a touchdown. reynolds, seven t tds, a mere three in this game, 251 yards rushying a navy wins. sharks trying to end the three-game skid against the 17 buffalo sabres. mcclellan, 1-5-2 record against buffalo and gets worse this afternoon. no score until the third. hodgson, camping out in front. 1-0 buffalo. two minutes later, gives up the rebound, and nicholas on the doorstep as the sharks drop their fourth straight. 2-1 the final. more coll

the cab of count dracula with 20 lithographs inside and lined with beaver fur. really special. >> let's move on to the print shop. >> ok. the core of what we do is making things. this is an example. this is a print project that will be a fund-raiser for the contemporary music players. we decided to put it in the portfolio so you could either frame at or have it on your bookshelf. >> so nonprofits can come to you, not just visual are nonprofits, but just nonprofits can come to you, and you will produce prints for them to sell, and the profits, they can keep. >> the return on investment is usually four times to 10 times the amount of investment. this is for the bio reserve in mexico, and this is one of the artists we represent. >> you also make prints for the artists that you represent. over here are some large prints by a phenomenal artist. >> he writes these beautiful things. anyone who has told you paradise is a book of rules is -- has only appeared through the windows. this is from all over coffee. we are contract printers for all kinds of organizations all acr

and it turned out that scouts have learned that the enemy was strongly behind beaver dam creek and so the attack had been avoided. davis was depressed. thus ended the program, he wrote his wife from which we expected much and which i was hopeful. and almost the same thing happened again one week later. once more he plan to attack the right flank north of the chickahominy and he called off her davis, who had again ridden out to watch the battle. at this time he decided instead to attack the one nearest to richmond. he explained later that he did not tell davis of this change. but he said to do so would transfer this to his shoulders. and so johnson decided the peculiar notion meant that he first learned of this general's plan of attack when he heard artillery firing on the afternoon of may 31. he quickly left his office and mounted his horse and rode towards the sound of the done. when he arrived near the village of seven pines, just a few miles from richmond, which gave its name to the battle, he saw johnston writing way to the front and davis' aides were convinced that the general ha

investigators say rickroad lost-control of the truck around the curve at beaver dam road in harbison ounty. truck crossed the center line and hit the police cruiser. rickroad and two troopers inside that police car suffered minor injuries. >>> the methodist church's highest court will will decide late they're in whether a minister to officiated at his gay son's wedding can remain a pastor. reverend frank shaver was defrock last year and reinstated in june. that decision was appealed to the church's highest court. the united methodist church bans ministers from performing same sex marriages. >>> a philadelphia police officer who was killed in the line of duty is being honored by first responders from around the country. "eyewitness news" was at recreational center in east falls where the battle of the badges basketball tournament is being held this year. it is dedicated to officer moses walk shore was shot and killed during a robbery in 2012. even a number of celebrities turnout to support, to show their support. >> we had bernard hopkins, the champion, i had little mo on tv, she sung

it turned out that scouts had learned the enemy was strongly posted behind beaver dam creek so the attack had been beard. davis was depressed. thus ended the offensive/defensive program, he wrote his wife, from which lee expected much and of which i was hopeful. and almost exactly the same thing happened again one week later. once more johnston planned to attack the enemy's right flank north of the river, and once more, he called it off without informing davis, who had begin ridden out to watch the battle. johnston this time had changed his mind and decided instead to attack the two enemy cores south of the river and nearest to richmond. he explained later that he did not tell davis of this change -- these are johnston's words -- because it seemed to me that to too so would be to transfer my responsibilities to his shoulders. i could not consult him without adopting the course re might advise, so to ask him for advice would be to asked him to command for me. johnston's decidedly peculiar notion of the correct relationship with his commander in chief meant that davis first learned of the g

the holiday season. workers just opened up two brand new on and off ramps that will connect people from beaver's creek to the 280-880 interchange. now, this represents a significant step towards improving that flow of traffic. there's going to be a total of three new on and off ramps. now, this is part of a $62 million project that started in 2012. by thanksgiving, there will be -- that would be another improvement that will help improve the flow of traffic during that shopping season. the project will end next year with the opening of a new flyover from northbound 280 to northbound 880. again, reporting live here in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> if we can talk about -- >> let talk about one issue at a time. reminder, it is not summer, it is fall. >> fall fashion. we need to pull out the short, right christina? >> and sam has on shorts. i don't know if they make shorts for someone that tall. he's 6'4". they're always in fashion. it's going to be dangerously hot for some of the people who live out in the east bay/tri-valley region. if you do not have a c-4 today, you're going to try to esca

the storm tracker. and maybe up to beaver creek at about 7:49. nothing severe tonight. that could occur tomorrow. few showers tonight and wednesday morning in the metro. bus stop temperatures warm. 65 to 72. now take your umbrella if you're walking the kids to the bus stop. there will be light showers tomorrow. in the morning. yellow alert for thunderstorms, primarily in the late morning and afternoon are critical times. now that's for the metro. that's for fairfax. and prince georges county and charles county. earlier, if you're east, a little later if you're west of town. here's the flood watch. it covers much of the valley. does not include winchester. does not include petersburg and west virginia from midnight tonight until noon tomorrow. okay, future cast, we'll stop this at 6:00. you can see light showers in the metro. heavy activity is out in the valley. i mean heavy stuff. 8:00 getting hammered and up toward cumberland. temperatures in the 60s. mild across the board. by 9:30, a few showers. these big storms are getting closer to us. by about 9:30, and by noon, leesburg to manassas to frede

the fog is going to return, though, later on today. starting out fog free at our beavers. breeze kicks up and the temperatures will slide. i'll tell you how much they will slide and how warm we will get first when we return. >> look at the beautiful colors. thank you, lisa. giants pitcher jake peavy won a cy young award seven years ago but he still plays like he had something to prove. he and the giants proving they are a playoff force once again. sports is next. >> good morning, a live look from our emeryville camera. a lost events around the bay area today. make sure you are ready to sweat a little bit. lisa argen joins us now and it looks like at least today is the end of the heat advisory. >> that's right. and with the nights getting longer and longer. we are down to 46 now in napa. a high of 96 yesterday. wow, those temperatures swings are something else in the fall, and today we won't be as hot in some neighborhoods. but we will look for more 80s in the city. yesterday 95 in san francisco, 96 monterey, and 99 in salinas. more like mid-and upper 80s today for those ci

kron 4 world drama than as they say they're over the moon for their team >> : giants beaver island control bay area heading to another world series third 15 years of course if the your hands on the gear. it is san francisco over night so busy printed out 25 fouls and of the t-shirts started printing before last night's game was over by the time the fans came out a ball park after the victory this was ready to go today all over the place and the bay area dugout store first place to receive it. all day fans of filling up a first of all reaction to last night >> : really hard to tell what is seen and around a bit of that all my life. it's been amazing >> : first world series this lime kind of its second nature course these guys are the when every other year >> : frankly amazing so happy sit up late last night got the work and get a new shirt and support my team >> : must have by no mistake to be in your office and walked around with >> : exactly that have this a- line will you be back when the giants won the world series again >> : first thing in the morning getting another teacher >> : that

the interception. that would lead to a beaver's touchdown. hogan would make amends with his leg. ardinal back in front, 14-7. this guy's a great story. 29 years old. college student. 29 years old. 21-7, stanford. ty montgomery making it looks so simple, 50 yards. weaving his way to the end zone. stanford heading into pac-12 showdown with oregon next week in eugene. 1-5-2 is his record against buffalo. hodson getting the puck. great deep right there. nothing he could do. 1-0 buffalo. two minutes later he could have done more on this play as the puck on the rebound gets away. nicholas is right on the doorstep as the sharks drop their fourth straight, 2-1 the final. that's wrap on morning sports. enjoy the rest of your weekend and we'll see the giants in game 5 tonight at at&t park. >>> next, a big race in san francisco today. where you can see the third annual soap box derby. first impressions are important. you've got to make every second count. banking designed for the way you live your life. so you can welcome your family home... for the first time. chase. so you can. >>> here ar

the vale resorts family. it was a tough long year. we think we got resolution and for our guests. we can offer season passes vale, beavercreek, and park city. and park city is one of the top brands in all skiing. we couldn't be more excited. liz: how are those trending. when you talk to analysts and you talk to investors who want to know whether they should put it in they want to see how your sales of these lift tickets and these lift passes are really moving. >> absolutely. so we announced through the third week of september was that passes were up 13 percent? unites and 18 percent in sales dollars. in an industry that is growing very slow, that's incredible performance. it says, we're bringing more and more skiers and riders around the united states and around the world into the program. that's great news for us and skiers. liz: we have a comparison. so vale is 92 perfect day. kill inning ton 92. that's, vermont. people are going to kill me, but i don't like skiing on the east coast. it's too icy. park city 49. will park city prices get hiked now that family. >> not at all. our goal even though our season passes are t

point, maybe not in the future, but at this point, that this is mitt romney's moment in the republican party. eager beavero make it his moment eight years too early and again four years too early, but the party is familiar with mitt now. and they are familiar enough with the other candidates that they know and they like mitt the best. so when you're wondering if mitt romney is going to run for president again, just ask yourself this question -- when is the last time that a super rich politician with nothing else to do saw himself with an astronomical lead over all the other candidates for president in his party and decided, nah. being president is not for me. who needs air force one when you can wait with the real americans on a delta jet bridge in detroit waiting for your carry-on that couldn't fit in the overhead. and remember, anne romney's here we go again is already written. >> i was very certain about something at the end of last campaign that i was never going to do that again. i meant that. and mip mitt laughed and said you said that after every pregnancy. i do have five boys. (prof. burke) the mo