that mean this hope the first half of the race will be slower than the second half. eally that's it. you pick up the pace and kick in the gear right about now. what do you do when the course is going straight uphill when it's time to speed up? it's going to stick to the game plan and they're assessing every thing they feel in their body. they want to make and get to the finish line and win the race and they don't want to end up in the medical tenth. >> in the race like the tour de france where you see people good at the hills and on the flats but all endurance athletes. does the same thing translate to a marathon k. some break away on a hill built for that? >> absolutely. good question. we have people great on the flat and great on hills. i'm not a good hill runner but there's hill repeats we do to try to get better but your correct. a lot of that comes into play here. somebody they may know this is their moment to shine. that's when it's fun to watch. we don't know that but he or she does and too watch them burst over this now and when you're on the hill and somebody

the former solicitor general is recusing herself from about half of the cases the court accepted becauseher involvement with them while serving the obama administration. >>> and meanwhile, verizon wireless announced plans to reimburse some 15 million customers after wrongly charging them for data sessions. the company said the refunds will be approximately in the $2 to $6 range. for "teen kids news" i'm david lee miller, fox news channel "in th >>> the economy's hurting more than just people. our furry friends are suffering too. >> we see really good people who love their animals to death but just don't have the money to pay for it. >> reporter: vincent damiani learned how the economy impacts the lives of pets while he was working at new jersey's camden county animal shelter. according to the aspca, over 1 million animals are at stake of losing their homes during an economic crisis. >> reporter: one of pets that lost its home was prince chunk. >> prince chunk was found roaming the streets on july 25th, 2008. his owner thought it would be in his best interest to abandon him on the street.

not just hudson. >> reporter: despite the rough conditions, the "half moon" was on an important mission to open new trade routes, but to open up a greater understanding of the world. >> these were people who really were on the cutting edge of a new scientific view of the world, and at the turn of the 1600s you had explorers on ships like this traveling all over the world, taking measurements, documenting the world around them, and sharing that information back with people in europe. >> reporter: what do you think is the coolest part of the ship? >> well really, the coolest part of the ship is our crew because we sail with a crew of 7th grade students on board the ship when we re-create henry hudson's voyage up the hudson river or through new netherland. when the students are on here, they handle everything with sailing, standing lookout, steering the ship, navigating and also taking all these measurements of the world around them that henry hudson did 400 years ago. >> i think it's really interesting to see what life was like back then when henry hudson was sailing. >> reporter: would y

to evans for the 20 yards and half. the ravens about 24 points at the half. manning and the colts, and bills with aa24-point lead. ravens down 11, kicking off the edition, and he comes from behind and knocks it loose, wouldn't you know it, josh3 wilson dives on the fumble, a little redemption for the ravens corner. and flacco moves up again the heap. the ravens go into just 4 going into the half. quarter, fitzpatrick, fires across the middle. ed reid with the interception fresh off the pup list, the number 20 sets up the ravens up in great field position. first play fter the interception, a flicker, flaccc finds the wide opennanquan boldin. ravens take the lead 27-24. they scored 17 points in one minute and 12 seconds. later in the quarter, the ravees put a the first on the last, he big pull back, rumbles the game of 16 yards and that set up this. willis mcgahee from two yards out, dives in for theeformer team, purple and black, by the end of the quarter. fitzpatrick, throws it right to ed reed. second interception of the game and he has room o run on this one

two left lanes were blocked for the last half hour. fic is stop and go from at least treat boulevard. and westbound highway 4 there was an earlier crash as well approaching hillcrest. and now all lanes are open but check out the backups. they extend off the antioch bridge. speeds do improve closer to pittsburg and bay point. metering lights on at the bay bridge toll plaza and traffic is already backed up to the maze. lawrence has the forecast. >> thank you, elizabeth. checking some of the winds, gusting good over the east bay hills, over 20 miles per hour but it's also offshore winds starting out on a day like this. what a gorgeous looking day it's going to be!! clear skies all the way to the coastline. autumn weather here in the bay area but you have to be careful. red flag warnings are up. we have fire danger running high especially in the north and the east bay hills. headed out the door, though, temperatures something else already in some parts of the bay area. up into the 70s in the warmer spots. 60s inside the bay clear to the coa

runners up joseph addai unable to get the needed yards on fourth down with time running out in the opening half the colts getting just a pair field goals out of their drives for a six to three halftime lead but more goals from manning in the second half safety john mcgraw in the right spot at the right time to come up with the interception

in any relationship, there's the better half and the not as better half and tomorrow's going to be the not as better half outside. clouds back on the way in and unfortunately, or fortunately, depending on h you look at it we still need a little bit of rain but after thursday, i think we could wait a little while longer before we hav to worry about more rain. outside on satury night, skies are mostly clear for now. but there are some high clouds just back out on to the western side of the mountains and they'll be arrivingere during the course of the overnight hours and we might start out with a couple of breaks of sunshine first thing on sunday morning but the clouds will win the day tomorrow and rain back into the picture. 72, filled with sunshine for a high temperature this afternoon, 52degrees, that was our low this morning and anverage october, you get just over three inches of rain. last year we had nearly double that with almost six inches of ra but right now, at 11:00, 61 the current temperature under a beautifully clear sky. dew point is remain in the mid 40s so a lot of the col

the bad play. it was ugly for a half. both offenses were, well, offensive until the second half. mike singletary feeling the heat. his job on the line. second quarter, 3-0 raiders. run the reverse to murphy. everybody was fooled. 43 yards down the sideline. meanwhile, alex smith struggles. throws it away. 8-0 in the first half. final play of the third quarter, the nationallers finally break through. smith to crabtree. great catch. 32 yards on the score. the niners up 10-6. fourth quarter, 64 right here. his longest of the season. giants on the raider 15 and the niners were in business. sets up this. two plays later. davis does the rest. 17 yards for six. san francisco up 17-9. raiders last call. jason cam pel, 83-yard, two picks. second here off his chest. it's picked off, and as you can see, the niners win 17, 9. their first win of the year. >> satisfied, obviously relieved. got the first one. team has been working so hard. >> went out there, had fun, play football. that what we do in practice. we have fun. you have to remind the guys we're here to have fun. that's it. >> take yo

she's running in the half marathon. ra shaw caught up with her on one of her training runs. >> for suzanne mcdollough, every training mile was worth it as she just completed the ironman in hawaii last weekend. >> it has always been a triathlete's dream to get there. so yes, i would say it is a dream come true. >> 140 -- 146 miles in all. now she's tackling baltimore's half marathon. >> this never ends, does it? >> it doesn't. it's a lifestyle. >> and for her, it is also a cause. team fight. >> it raises money for teens and adults with cancer. >> her day job is an elementary school p.e. teacher. on this day she was getting to see her students for the time. >> a lot of them are going to ask me, did you win? did you win? but it is a teaching moment about to say it is not about winning, it is about having a goal and pursuing it. >> this is your dream, whatever your tream is, 5-k, 10-k, go for it. >> shaw -- sandra shaw. >> and we'll be falling the elite runners today from start to finish. lisa, back to you. >> thanks, kate.

m in the first half was quite a positive thing. apart from the try against a rather playboys who came in the first ten minutes because he controlled most of all we had most of the position we were in small with and most of zero as a negative so that's a little something to work on but i think we keep ourselves in the game we were all kick as he goes we work in all of you know a lot we were with mr l. for half of the board while off but the last two games we've given a few guys are on the for in general prefer a lot of game time and that's great for the development and improved performance by the russians who now face japan as bait continue their build up of the world cup but in reality the team needs to become much fitter and stop making elementary mistakes a big going to have a chance of even competing on the same level with some the world's top sides in september two thousand and eleven richard bumpily dancey moscow now over in the states the texas rangers have got their thirst win in baseball's world series defeating san francisc

it is between mile seven and mile paid for the half marathon. fought around the lake and it has a beautiful view. runners are so focused they do not always enjoyed the few. they get in that zone. it is a nice way to pick up a little speed. it is the halfway mark in the half marathon. it is a good place to pick up your pace. we're still talking about the baltimore marathon. people try to peak for the race. it will be kind of loosening up the next couple of days before the big day on saturday. it is the 10th anniversary of the baltimore marathon. there are 100 runners who of participated all 10 years. our own meteorologist is one of them. he has still participated every year due to the half or the fall. there are 32 people who have done the full marathon all 10 years. they will be honored and running up there with the elite runners and get their big numbers one through 100. that will be a good experience for them. we're still getting you ready, only two more days to go. things are not looking great out there. we have an area of low pressure which

folks out enjoying the giant pumpkins in half moon bay. great time of the year to get out and enjoy the beautiful weather. even out toward the coastline, looking good and at the beaches, it is great. so folks getting out there to ocean beach and enjoying the sunshine. the offshore wind is clearing out the skies, even near the coastline. and mow it looks like that is going to hold -- now it looks like that is going to hold throughout the afternoon. the temperatures 80s and 90 s inland and 70s and yates toward the bay and to the coastline, 60s and mid-70s. overnight tonight, the temperatures will stay very mild throughout the night tonight. the numbers running into the 50s and the 60s. i think maybe even some 70s over the mountain tops and breezy though in the hills and see some of the strong gusty winds and that's why we were worried about the fire danger with the low humidities coming along with it. the temperature of 84 degrees in livermore. and 78 in san francisco. and 68 degrees in pacifica. and it looks like the high pressure will hold

in the first half as proposal of. power from the try against a run a play by those who came in the first ten minutes because he controlled most of what we had most a position we were in smile with and those are the negative side that's there for the summer to work on but i think today we keep herself in the game the real kick is in goals we work in all and there are a lot you know with mr noel for half of the fly off the last two games with we've given a few guys who are on the for in general prefer a lot of game time and that's great for their development and improve performance by the russians who now face japan as bay continue their build up of the world cup but in reality the team needs to become much fitter and stop making elementary mistakes have begun to have a chance of even competing on the same level with some the world's top sides in september two thousand and eleven richmond. if you don't see. now over in the states the texas rangers have got their first win in baseball's world series defeating san francisc

the dolphins led at the half. r, brandon tate takes it deep into his end zone and they're not going to catch him. that's 103 yards in the return. nobody even in the picture. puts the pass up, 13-7 to start the half. patrick chung, huge day on special teams. he blocks the punt that led to a pat's touchdown. fourth quarter, he blocks a field goem goal attempt. his teammate picks up the ball, rumbles in 63 yards for the touchdown and the patriots take a 23-yard lead on the back of patrick chung. then in the fourth, patrick chung with an interception, takes it 52 yards for a touchdown. a one-mac wrecking crew was patrick chung last night. >>> with last night's victory, tom brady becomes the fastest quarterback to win a career 131 games. that puts him ahead of joe montana, terry bradshaw, brett farve and peyton manning. >>> last day of ryder cup play yet. americans looking to make up grain and they did. tiger woods on the 12th. the approach from the fairway. yes, sir. one bounce and down. woods can't believe it for eagl

. >> reporter: the model as is essentially half the price of the roadster -- model s is essentially half the price of the roadster. >> with the model s we will use our third-generation car appeared he would try to increase the production and decrease the price of electric vehicles. >> reporter: then all at the factory is unused space would provide a premier location to build less expensive cars that they have signed an agreement with toyota to design a drive system for the rav four suv. the factory could become a model of a new american industrial revolution. >> the objective is to revolutionize the way cars are made and the things they are made out of. >> reporter: the first production model s goes on sale in two years. i am consumer editor tom vacar. >>> nummi announced grants will go to support electric vehicles here in the bay area. there are 13 grants. some of the money will go to a powell also claimed that plans to install for battery charging systems. also four counties will receive grants to purchase luxury vehicles and charging stations. >>> union pacific is doing some trackwork

defense the home side's advantage was restored moments into the second half though and it was another record for mel and the more often make the the fans little former rock star sit up and take notice then became three half a dozen minutes from time again one for the highlight reel version with perhaps the goal of the game and in this case that was saying something three one i. courtside is marching on and her mission to become the world's top female tennis player the russian grinding out a win over familiar food victoria azarenka to improve for a chance of taking over the number one spot the twenty six year old had lost to us a rank it twice earlier this year but was able to successfully stand on the other russian in the opener smaller over rallying from four to darren in the first six with a similar story unfolding in the second rank of building a three one lead to start the set this time before the russians stormed back for a seven six six four when it's all are over remaining on beaten in her white group after the effort the muscovite needs to get to the final to rise to the top o

the second half would only to be relax we made too many mistakes a pretty good concert. we could for them with this. the result in the upper game was a good result the draw of twenty drew of vertebra. didn't do too much damage in the internet. the continental action continues apace this evening with the latest round of the europa league russian involvement here too with domestic

stanford led 31-24 at the half. but the ducks would outscore them 28-0 in the second half. james runs for over 250 yards and three touchdowns. they win 62-31. >> and tomorrow you're going to be out there when the giants get it. >> yes. we will be in the giant's clubhouse. >> who is start sng. >> sanchez. >> okay. >> pay back time. thanks, kim. here is a story some people have been talking about. a lucky cougar and cub could win a free honey moon. an older woman that meets a younger man and decides to get married will get a honey moon in jamaica and organizers say cougars are unfairly stereo typed that they're just casual relationships. they're looking for something long-term. i can't make eye contact with you two. that's your edition of eyewitness news at 10:00. they settled in quickly. a few shortcuts. and a neighborhood hangout. but there's one thing they miss. their beloved hometown team. so i asked citi -- how many thankyou points it would take to give them something special. their old seats, 5 and 6, row c. [ male announcer ] citi thankyou points can be used for almost

niners three points in the first half. t, the conversation happens and in the second half the niners off fence comes alive. smith to crabtree, 32-yard touchdown. 10-9 for the niners. scores out of the pile. rips off a 64-yard run. 149 yards rushing today. smith across the field to vernon davis. he scores from 17 yards out. smith had two touchdowns, no interception. that was the key numbers. campbell completed 8 passes for 83 yards. there is a bobble. it's intercepted. two passes were dropped in the raiders final drive. niners get the first win 17-9. a light hearted vernon davis joined gary after the game. >>> i don't recognize the face? is it vernon davis. >> yes, it is me. >> tell me about the disguise. tell me about the costume, if you will. >> i looked in my bag and i thought it would work for an interview. i could make everybody laugh. >> davis, touchdown. >> i'm feeling happy, man. i'm excited. i thought a little bit of humor would be good. >> we knew how big the game was for us. we started fast as an offense. put two

a door lock that was on the rescue capsule broke but engineers have now fixed that problem. half of the miners, more than half of them, in chile have been freed from the underground prison where they have been trapped since august. ty chandler has more on today's rescue operation. >> reporter: one by one of the miners are getting a hero's welcome, 69 days in the making. [ applause ] >> reporter: a 34-year-old was the 12th man out. he hugged his girlfriend and the others before heading to the hospital. so far they are all remarkably fit including 63-year-old mario gomez the oldest miner, who has a history of lung disease. he dropped to his knee this is prayer when he made it to the surface. florencio avalos was the first miner out. the trip up about 15 minutes. the men are being pulled to safety faster than expected as quickly as 39 minutes apart. mr. sepulveda packed up souvenir rocks and whipped the crowd into a frenzy. people around the world are cheering for the men as they surfaced from their underground prison. an estimated 1 billion viewers tuned in last flight. >> and i th

cloud cover for the first half of the day by the bay then making way to more sunshine the second half of the day. similar conditions to today for you folks inland. why, well, we have pretty much stagnant weather pattern for the next, i would say, few hours or so. then we have this cool air mass making its way inland. a cold front right here could bring a few showers. i think it will fizzle out as it heads to the northeast. what is coming in is cool air behind it. that will filter in dropping temperatures keeping them in the same range as today, cooler into the workweek. the big change, breezy conditions. that begins tomorrow. breezy conditions pretty much area wide. 20 to 30 miles per hour on the coast and for the higher elevations west of us, we will see winds in the 15 miles per hour range. then we will have a slight chance of showers in the mix through tuesday. one thing that you can pretty much hang your hat on are cooler temperatures ranging 60 to 70 area wide. 71 san rafael. 70 vallejo as well as livermore. 74 concord. this is the temperature range you will find for the next fiv

flacco finds boldin and he takes the lead in the second half. and for the second straight week, 60 minutes wasn't enough to decide in overtime, ray lewis ripped the ball away from nelson. that leads to a billy condif field goal. the ravens won it and the question today -- after the close win sunday, how do you feel about heading into the biweek at 5 and 2. >>> well, i'm confident. a win is a win and it doesn't matter how we get there. >> it's a good opportunity for them to rebound and come back strong. >> i'm feeling good and confident. we'll have a great rest of the half of the season. >> now, we'll get rest and we can recooperate. it couldn't have come at a better time and it will give us the momentum to set up for the play offs. we need a jesus meeting for the team. >>> and i'm sure a lot of people are saying that today. the ravens remain behind and the steelers had a one point victory against the dolphins yesterday. that's why they call it the nfl. back to you. >>> and thank you, ron. the ravens will have sunday to rest up before they welcome

now, i said the second half of the week will turn out nicer.storm system will pull away but not for a couple of days. tomorrow back in the sunshine, 65 after being in the 40s tonight. wednesday, 64. could be a couple of showers around. in fact tomorrow could be a shower north an west. thursday, friday, saturday and sunday we turn sunny and warmer smed redskins are home. look at those temperatures mid to upper 70s. it is looking nice by the time we get to thursday. angie, over to you. >> good morning, everybody. look out here. a few things going on. meanwhile on the outer loop is where we will start. things are starting fill out outside. we will get to this in a moment. why not talk about it. 95 at 216 a new accident there and a report of a wreck at 212, as well. take it to the outer loop and show you everyone is moving fine. more volume around the colesville area. watch the spray this morning. we have wet pavement to contend with. as we keep things going. take it to the district. inbound new york avenue things are moving well from the beltway t

. >> i am running the half marathon on sunday. i am hoping to raise funds to help the man here at the mission. >> this has been successful for you. there is a goal and purpose of. >> there are so many ingredients in running that can be applied to the spiritual recovery program. having a coach. the support of the group as you are doing it. and the daily training is important. all of those ingredients apply to so much of life. >> what is it that you do? >> the man here have an average of 23 years of drug addiction and are 39 years of age. they reside with us for a full year. >> 21 running on saturday. nothing over the state of maryland just yet. there is a large mass of precipitation off the coast of the carolinas and will come up our way. that is tomorrow. tony, over to you. >> the runners like it when it is cool. >> it is like a natural caffeine, if you will. it wakes you up. >> what a wonderful program out there. we will learn more about the great program and what those guys are doing. thank you. things are pretty quiet this morni

rest of us in the upper 50s. half moon bay the cool spot, pumpkins, 48 degrees and weigh in this morning. we're talking about temperatures low to mid-50s and inland also. highlights, the sunshine today, warmer than average afternoon temperatures. the fire and heat danger that arrives and hangs around through wednesday but sunny and cool, very crisp fall like weekend coming up. temperatures could drop 20 degrees from today. today we're above average, probably won't threaten any records. that will be more likely tomorrow and in to wednesday. still, mid to upper 70s. that is pretty warm in the south bay. san jose at 86 on the peninsula, low to mid-70s. 82 around millbrae, san mateo and menlo park. low to mid-70s around the coast. downtown san francisco and sausalito, hovering around 80 degrees. santa rosa the warm spot at 93. bodega bay, 70. low to mid-80s through the east bay shore with fremont 84 the warm spot. upper 80s to low 90s east bay valleys. con considered, pittsburg, right at 90. same thing with morgan hill an

the second half of the afternoon quite different.ive doppler 7 hd confirms the rain around santa cruz and highway 1 but elsewhere we're really looking at things drying up around san jose and the monterey bay. here's how it looked earlier. notice all the green, even the yellows on the screen. over the past two hours, things have quieted down significantly so we've gone from the moderate rain to light rain just to mist and drizzle and things beginning to dry out. it's 52 in novato as well as fremont this morning and mountain view. we're looking at numbers mainly the low to mid-50s so a narrow range this morning, a narrow range this afternoon because we still will be under the influence of an area of low pressure that wants to hold on the next couple hours. scattered showers this morning, lingering into the afternoon in the east bay and a treat for halloween which will feature dry conditions. the area of low pressure offshore all day yesterday threatening rain, bringing a little here and there. and it's taken about two days for it to fi

at the comedy of errors continued in the second half walcott getting a massive benefit of dogs against the team after his teammates nicklas bendtner seemed to body check newcastle the founder michael williamson in the build up no way back after that for the home to more strikes would come in the final ten minutes including speedster walcott second for for. over against spain valencia hopes of thinking their second top at the rate hike in four years remains on course that from or a league a side to me three in the first leg win over the grammys when state goals are almost carbon copies of one another the smooth direct style of the visitors paying the ultimate dividend. of jury. scoring both goals within a five minute period the last sixteen kasich was then all but guaranteed ten minutes from time the chains a having with movement in a moment of skill three nil the final score. the goals of the night though coming from the urge of busy moving to within a when all of the table top holding some superb finishing against her in vain near al hunt making the difficult look easy eleven minutes

he had 16 and warriors led by four at the half. the second half, kick and roll perfection, and to lee, 15 points. they led by 21 when curry rolled his ankle again, was in a lot of pain. would wake off the floor. warriors open the season 2-0 since the '95 campaign. >> jamarcus russell will not be indicted on drug charges in always. he was arrested back in july. he was reported drinking codeine syrup without a prescription. russell was the number one pick in the 2000 draft is hoping to resume his career. college football, oregon and usc and after the game, giants highlights and post-game. have a great weekend everybody. >> this is the only type of plant is being watered. it's the greenest and just stands out. >> coming up, the i-team's exclusive look at a risky raid. some of the biggest executives or coming together to fight for a major tax break. mmmm. you don't love me anymore do you billy? what? i didn't buy this cereal to sweet talk your taste buds it's for my heart health. so i can't have any? if you can deprive me of what can h

no score at the half a quick bounce outside. he went 79 yards for the touchdown. oifment s shut down carver 18-0. ravens news for you on friday. gaither headed to injured reserve and reed will take his place on the active roster. look for reed on sunday against the bills. the texas rangers knocked off the yankees. they are onto the world series for the first time in team history. i'm pete gilbert. see you back here tonight at 6:00. >> we've seen matt damon as a tough guy but in his latest movie he's a super natural guy. >> i don't do this anymore. just caused him to retreat from reality. his life interest secretaries with a french journalist and a lincoln school boy who lost his twin brother in an accident. all three find their lives forever changed by these brushes with death. hereafter is rated pg-13. >> last year's surprise hit paranormal activity gets a sequel. it has a bigger budget this time around, but just like last year, there is little chance of getting any information as they are keeping it under wraps. it is rated r. nbc news. >> are you into the spook

so the half ounce led to a full misdemeanor charge. >> i have had to go up to bat. i'm facing the d.a. at this point. >> reporter: the senator said it didn't make sense cops were charging those in possession of less than than ounce of pot with a misdemeanor. >> why this matters is because the defendant in a misdemeanor case has the right to request and receive a engineery -- jury trial. that can cost up to a thousand dollars and in the end, the guilty party has to pay a fine. >> reporter: governor schwarzenegger agreed and today downgraded the charges to an infraction, basically a traffic ticket. >> have you heard of proposition 19? >> reporter: yes on 19, the initiative to legals recreational use of pot is calling the governor's decision a victory. >> the state's understanding the decriminalization of pot an important state. >> reporter: they say it has nothing to do with support of 19. >> it takes away the argument that the proponents have made the people are going to jail for small amounts of marijuana. it hasn't been the case for quite a while. >> reporter: in fa

through the comedy of errors continued in the second half malta getting a month's of benefit of died after his teammate because your body check me toss in the fender michael williamson in the build up no way back after that for the home side two more strikes would come in the final ten minutes including speedster walcott second for a few were win. over in spain valencia as hopes of clinching their second cup at the rate hike in four years remains on course the primera liga sigh came in at three nil first leg win over lower league new coronas on wednesday opening goals almost carbon copies of one another the smooth direct style of the visitors paying the ultimate dividend. yuri's is doing both it's different from period the last sixty plus it was then all the current t. ten minutes from time to chance a netting with a little amount of skill three male finals. equals up tonight though coming from the urge of busy i.x. moving to within a win of the table top six finishing against the n.v. . making it difficult to look easy eleven minutes in mid table hundred being got back into the down

there are 33 and all but were hearing within the next half an hour we hope to lower the paramedic asoon as they can get it right down in the shaft. it is a tight fit at the base you can see those wheels that just to make sure that this pawed can go down smoothly. he see the wheels of the top that is where the person is going to be placed in what the miners will be placed as well. then you see the wheels at the bottom and that will gently collide in this pawed down to the minors and back up again. you can see it's good to be lured by which a lot of workers from what we've been watching or the last 20 minutes or so is the lowering down cables and your indication cables. those of the wheels that was talking about. i again back to the communication cables what they're doing with those as making sure that they have some way to tell whether the pot is going down safely and once it does get done safely within the waters are safe as well. just a few yards away from this location here, there's a tree-unit set up for the minors where they will be whisked away and checked it and then they will

the southern half of the state, a chance to get in wet weather today. notice how beautiful in the pacific northwest. medford to portland sunny, 60s and 70s. tuesday, cutoff lows not moving. very slow to leave and that's why the rain chances exist here down in areas typically dry on tuesday. >>> well if you're watching us on ktvz news channel bend, oregon's if you ever wanted an up close look at butterflies explore indoor tropical paradise and make your way to the butterflies exhibit at the high desert mu zoseum. that's your pacific event of the day, veronica. >> definitely very nice. >> here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. for the third straight time, johnny knoxville and friends are box office gold. the latest big screen collection of crazy stunts and pranks opened with a whopping $50 million setting a record for the biggest-ever october opening. and talk about those profit margins. the film cost a modest $19 million to make. wow. >>> "any other weekend" the akd comedy "red" starring bruce willis, morgan freeman and helen

everybody getting involved scoring points in the second half. you know we weren't able to seal the deal. you know, if you are close you can't keep a team close around for more than four quarters. something may happen. for us today something happened positive. and we were able to come together as a unit to try to win the game. >> and offensively we know we played, you know, whack for the first three quarters. and, you know, fourth quarter someone just said, hey, make a play. when that one play was made we just kind of, you know, built off of it. and it caught like a wildfire, everybody wanting to make a play. it was contagious. >> yes, it was. boss one of the big reasons why this team was so successful. two little guys are getting it done. moss and armstrong. more on their big day when sports extra co

late first quarter, finds nick young getting playing time, 7-9 from the arc in the first half. he had 30, wizards by 1 after 1. second quarter to veil mcghee on the field, and the second quarter. he might have taken a trip with that traveling. wizards led 63-49 at the half, third quarter, jon walsh, no trouble there, wizards win and improve to 3-1 in the preseason after another passing grade for their rookie. >>> the fifth and deciding game of the alds, visiting rangers with the rays, bottom of the 9th, a pop up to left, elvis andrus makes the catch and the rangers beat the rays 5-1. it's the first playoff series win in rangers' history. it will be the rangers

google believes the technology could nearly half the number of automobile deaths.ost optimistic projections put this technology at least eight years away from market. >>> so that leads to us our question of the day. would you trust a driverless vehicle on the road? send your comments to mornings@cbs5.com. or you can post your answers on our facebook page. we're also on twitter. we'll share your responses. >>> 5:27 now. another talker this morning. sharing a stadium, there is a new proposal for the 9ers and the raiders. plus, those 33 chilean miners are just days away from rescue. but see how arguments underground could be holding up the effort when we come back. >> and as the clean-up continues in san bruno, so do the concerns over how gas will be delivered to this neighborhood in the future. and the new report raising some eyebrows coming up next. ,,,,,,,, [ woman on tv ] if you won't let me in, you can't really love me. i know about gayle. i don't know what you're talking about. if you just tell me what happened... [ ding ] [ man ] 35th and archer. next stop hami

the grower from citrus heights won the annual half moon bay weighoff today. nster gourd weighs 1,535 pounds, not a record, but it was worth $9,000 in winnings. the festival continues next weekend. >>> another massive project, the subject of tonight's good question. why are portions of the new bay bridge being made in china? most people don't realize just how massive this $7 billion bay bridge project really is. >> you have to also understand the magnitude of this bridge. i mean the scaffolding that holds these pieces up is 10 times bigger than any other bridge project in construction today in america. >> take this section of the new roadway. it's more than 200 feet long, 90 feet wide and it weighs more than 1,200 tons. these giant steel roadway sections were floated all the way over from china. a lot of people are asking why weren't they made here? >> honestly, china is an important question to be asking about the bay bridge. the first thing to understand is that there's no such thing as chinese steel. it's not like cheese. it's not different by the region tha

the ferry was in the bull tick sea between germany and denmark. half a dozen rescue ships helped rescue the 249 people on board. police say 3 people were flown to hospitals by by helicoptershelicopters. they are trying to keep the ferry from spilling 170 tons of fuel. hungary's premiere says a wall of a reservoir that burst flooded several towns with toxic waste is showing larger cracks than is very likely to collapse. he described that situation as dramatic. the town which sits next to the reservoir and was badly damaged in monday's flood was evacuated early today. at least 7 people died in more than 120 people were injured when a corner of the metals plant reservoir gave way and up to 184 million gallons of toxic waste flooded the towns in western hungary. beatles fans worldwide are coming together to celebrate john lennon's 70th birthday. his widow yoko own no said he dreaded turning 40 but thinking of 70 made him smile. with the celebrations happening around the world in his honor. abc's dan harris reports where new york fans are marking his incred

stay in the game and the match was tied a thirty one at the half was palmer. pulling away after the point of great ball movement playing must of dividends as they held on for a seventy four sixty. the san francisco giants are finally living up to their name on the baseball diamond the team which burley made the police. surging to a two game to nothing late in the world series following a nine zero thrashing of the texas rangers the big arm pain giving the rangers a run for their money with no run scored off him in more than seven innings cain holding his opponent's with an earned run as for the entire playoffs girt renteria doing the scoring for the giants won nothing here in the fifth the thirty five year old finishing with a home run and three r.b.i.'s the colombian native with a single in the if we can at six zero. giants in the one overall nine to nothing the final score the series heads texas on sunday for the next two or possibly three games. boxing where money is back in los angeles gearing up for his championship fight with antonio margarito in texas on

water the twenty seven year old forced out of the game in the opening half with a concussion the giants utilizing an old school style with good defense and a strong running game to complement it i'm odd bradshaw making it ten nothing to new york in the third chicago answered with a field goal to cut the deficit to ten three before overmatched in the final quarter the giants leaving plenty of devastation in their wake cokers replacement todd collins getting blindsided by michael boley the veteran headed to the sideline after that one with a stinger which means third string quarterback callup haney was sent out to try and finish the game the twenty five year old suffering a similar fate to his teammates though justin talk of dishing out punishment giving us team their tenth sack seventeen three the final score with the bears bruised and battered in that one and in the other games mad bryant's late field goal held the falcons prevail over the winless forty niners dainian tomlinson meanwhile with one hundred thirty three yards on the ground as the jets thrashed the bills kyle orton amassing

that was the ninth sack of the half for the giants in one half. an nfl record. check it out. cutler's head bouncing off. leave with a concussion. didn't return. giants took control. ahmad bradshaw nice touchdown run and giants bead the bears, 17-three. bradshaw was the star. check out the will committee. a lot of people wondering how mcnabb would be received by the philly fans where he played for so many years. >> syracuse, number five, donovan mcnabb. >> a couple boos. standing ovation in the city of brotherly love. mcnabb connects with his tight end chris cooley and washington jumps out to a 14-0 lead. later in the first half bad news for the eagles. michael vick gets sandwiched and would leave with a chest injury and his replacement kevin kolb, got the eagles within five. kolb throws a hail mary into the end zone. oh, but he cannot come down with it. ooh, boy, that would have been a nice play. mcnabb beats his former team, 17-12. michael vick will have an mri to see how he's doing. jags and colts. a7 seconds left and manning connects with collie. looks like a nice peyton ma

the company noted that the strong yen will cut into both sales an profit in the second half. the government terminated its ecocar subsidy car program in september and honda said this will also hurt its performance the rest of the fiscal year. >>> japan's unemployment rate was 5% in september marking a third straight month of improvement. that's 0.1 percentage points better than august and seasonally adjusted terms. the internal afairs ministry said on friday the job else figure totalled 3.4 million, that's down 230,000 from a year earlier. on the other hand, the number of people with jobs stood at just over 63 million. that's up 140,000 from the same month last year. it is the first increase in two months. separately, a report from the labor ministry shows job availability in september improved for a fifth straight month. the ministry says 55 positions were available for every 100 job seekers. >>> despite a minor improvement in the jobless rate overall, the figure became worse among young people. the unemployment rate for people between 15 and 24 was 8.8% in september. that's