just to see all the flowers arranged with the number 18, the slideshow, the pictures the pictures of him and his parents as a little boy. it's an incredibly emotional event. seventeen years that this young man lived on earth, and incredible impact to have this outpouring of emotion and support. our thoughts and and prayers are with him and his family, his friends, his classmates, his teammates, and everybody who participates in youth sports and has kids. this has had an incredible impact on everyone. our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. >> this was taken over this city. it gets a little bit better every time but i think what is happened here. maybe it is time. >> it so much is old is new again. >> another day in the life of being a chaser. we report the news. we do it differently, because when it comes down to it it's not just about the story, it' here in vineland, home of progresso, we love all kinds of chicken soups... but just one kind of chicken. white breast meat chicken every time. so if you're not going to make your own chicken soup tonight, do what we do...make it pr

.>> we have the entire slideshow on ktvu.com.>> my mom had one particular picture when i was three years old back in the day. it is like an old polaroid. i had a pack of smoltz -- pack of smokes rolled up in my sleeve.>>> we have an idea of how the parents can enjoy some of the candy that is going to be coming into the house. >> i take my candy straight, but these guys were show you something different.>> it is caring -- pairing.>>> we want you to send us your pictures, you can do that by using tvuthe9 .>>> you remember when you were the fonds, -- "the fonz" and share with us your best costumes in your favorites. and of course, we love pictures. >>> a lot of people are talking about this long time san francisco dentist that promoted his practice to marijuana smokers, and he has been busted on trafficking charges, and his son is currently serving a drug sentence.>> we have been in contact with the new york authorities throughout the morning. >> reporter: for 33 years, doctor jerome weitz has been a fixed figure in the san francisco community, and he founded the mission dental health. we s

the granite state. jennifer: always a good show they put on. right now on wmur.com -- dogs love treats, but there are a lot of options that don' t come out of a box. check out our slideshow for some of the fruits and veggies that will make your pet happy. tom: tune in for "new hampshire chronicle" immediately following "world news." we' ll see you after "quantico." [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its i'm a committed conservative that believes in getting results. we made florida number one in job creation... 1.3 million new jobs, 4.4 percent growth, higher family income, eight balanced budgets, and tax cuts eight years in a row that saved our people and businesses 19 billion dollars. i also used my veto power to protect our taxpayers from needless spending. and if i am elected president, i'll show congress how that's done. v i will campaign as i would serve -- keeping my word. i will run with heart. and i will run to win. jeb: proven conservative. real results. right to rise usa

the best of luck. on our website this morning, we are featuring a slideshow of the most popular car colors in north america. can you guess? the color topping the list is white. black comes in second. grey, third. silver, fourth. that surprises me. and red rounds out the top 5 most popular car colors. i feel like every car out there nowadays is silver. airbus has filed a patent for a new airplane seating plan that stacks passengers right on top of each other. the double-decker seating arrangement would allow passengers on both levels to recline their seats until they are flat. the top level seats would go where carry on luggage usually goes and in order to get to your seat, you' d need to take stairs or a ladder. experts say there is very slim chance you will see this seating plan anytime soon, because most airbus patents remain just ideas. it is just an idea right now. hey, if i had to climb a ladder and i see would recline all the way, i don' t know, doesn' t sound so bad to me. it does seem a little and human to sack people on top of each other, though. kevin: an interesting idea. sean: how does the ligh

the state. game time on saturday is at 1:30. on our website this morning, we are featuring a slideshow of the most popular car colors in north america. the color topping the list is white. black comes in second. grey, third. most popular car colors. higher. airbus has filed a patent for a new airplane seating plan that stacks passengers right on top of each other. the double-decker seating arrangement would allow passengers on both levels to recline their seats until they are flat. take a look at that. not a bad idea. the top level seats would go where carry on luggage usually goes, and in order to get to your seat, you would need to take stairs or a ladder. experts say there is very slim chance you will see this seating plan anytime soon, because most airbus patents remain just ideas. so this may never actually come to fruition, but the idea of being able to recline all the way seems kind of nice, even though you are stacked in their like cattle. coach are ready feels like that anyway, so. kevin: when they say there are full to capacity, that was certainly -- you can' t argue with them in that situation. sean: tough to go to the ba

by the way, that slideshow of powervernon on its own and one of her escorts is laying a smokescreen. hile the reports of the captain and his senior officers praised , the captainew single that the under deck men for special appreciation and declared his admiration for the brave men of the engineers force. mentions log never pearson by name, although many references were made to unnamed men, many of them off-duty, who painted their shipmates by working at the bulkheads to hold back tons of water. the log notes many unnamed men who assisted the dozens of wounded and ill soldiers. the wounded pearson was presumably settled in hospital abreast while he recovered. he had no official recognition from his captain our country, nonetheless received the croix de guerre from a grateful french government. earlier this year, i watch the white house ceremony at which president obama posthumously awarded the medal of honor for , offorld war i soldiers the docket breast, where mount vernon was safely arrived. croix de guerre. that is private johnson on the left. he was a member of the famed harlem he

the wreckage next year. this is often why divers don' t say exactly what they found down there. erin: we are featuring a slideshow of some of the worst listen to this. employers reported the excuses in a survey. one employee said she could not come to work because her cat was stuck inside the dashboard of her car. >> a woman said she was going to the beach because the doctor told her she needed vitamin d. not make it to work because his wife put all his underwear in the washer. sean: what about commando? kevin: oh boy. sean: i' m just saying. [laughter] erin: ok. sean: coming up in the next hour, the american cancer society' s changing a standard recommendation for mammograms. here why one local woman battling breast cancer says she was surprised by the move. ray: if fire overnight in somersworth claims one life. report. is stepping up to the house speaker role. before he accepts, he wants

the state department. those three women stood up in congress for greenland. ambassador, toe denmark, apparently showed roosevelt her slideshow of her visit to greenland, which got him interested in the island. i think their story is interesting, and emergent andghtly from our -- emergent slightly. host: good luck with the book. thank you for being on c-span 3. cities tour, working with our cable affiliates, and visiting save across the country. as we can, we are joined by more about then history of literary life of santa rosa, california, considered part of the wine industry. county's history began with wine. the first vines planted here -- by vallejo a very long time ago. they were mission graves. no one in their right mind would make wine out of them now. with the wine country label that theted in the 1970's, into 1980's and 1990's, we were beginning to be better and better known. purchased folks first a ranch in the 1950's, they did not know at a time, but they saw quite a change in the ag industry happening in our little valley. it has not always been the quote unquote wine country. we have a wonderful agricultural histo

stay with cbs-2 for the mets championship chase and check out a slideshow of last night's big win on cbs new york.com. >>> new information as a bronx mother appeared before a judge on charges she killed her 6- month-old baby. the mother is accused of dropping her daughter from a 6 story window. alana gold live with details. >> reporter: chris that mother was just arraigned here at criminal court. the judge did not set a bond and demanded her stay behind bars after she allegedly killed her own baby right in front of the neighbors. 27-year-old tanisha farren ex scored out of the 27th precinct in handcuffs this morning, now charged with murdering her 6- month-old daughter. she had nothing to say to us before police drove her to court but commented to her god mother watching feet away. >> she said i tried to tell you miss lula but i don't understand. >> reporter: lula can't understand what led to this crime scene in fordham heights yesterday afternoon. >> reporter: was she having problems? >> i really, if she did, she never told me. >> reporter: witnesses say the mother had been dangling

for the first few minutes we will see a slideshow. >> hello, i am tina with book passage. thank you for coming. i was a child during the vietnam war, really. i was living in turkey while my dad was reporting for armed forces radio. he remembers the war much more vividly than i do. but for both my dad's generation and for mine, the war is preserved for our reflection and study. it's history in words and images captured by some of the most impressive journalists on the planet, the associated press. over the time of the vietnam war, ap won 6 pulitzer prizes for coverage, or both stories and breaking news photography. some of the greatest names in war correspondence staffed the ap bureau, malcolm brown, peter arnett, nick ut, george esper, eddie adams, just to name a few. ap's photo coverage from the vietnam war constitutes more than 25,000 images, now it is almost the 50th anniversary of the war and ap has put together the first-ever collections of these images to tell the story of the conflict in vietnam. the book, vietnam: the real war, which of course i am blocking, a photo

the latest developments online. on our website. there. we have a timeline of events. as well as a slideshow from today's shooting. kron 4's kate cagle will be providing live updates from roseberg. starting tomorrow on the kron 4 morning news. new details in the gruesome murder of a benicia family. the family's 16-year-old son is under arrest and charged with murder. the victims' bodies were found in a burned down el dorado cabin last month. kron 4's jeff bush joins us live from the suspect's school in benicia. with more on today's arrest. jeff. >> jeff :they came here and they arrested 16 year-old nolan and they charged him with the murder of his family the el dorado county district attorney filed this criminal complaintalleging 16 year old counts of murder. the d.a. says that nolen shot and killed his father, adam, his brother gavin and his father's girlfriend molly. the complaint says that nolen used a.22 calibre rifle to kill the three family members and investigators from the sheriff's department say that nolen lit the family cabin on fire after the three were killed. john d'agostini : they are absolutly tragi

the years. >> we just assumed that we would have a slideshow of horrible costumes, and we assumed that no one in our generation could make costumes, but we were blown away. i do the costume contest every year.>> this baby sushi roll picture is amazing. you can see that the parents spent a lot of time making this little darling look like the perfect sushi roll.>> we can have a separate category just for sushi babies. this is wonderful, and it is a wonderful looking salmon roll, and it also props up the kid. that is utilitarian.>> this taco costume is for the older kids. it is amazing. >> this was the winner from last year. this is what i like about this contest. this kid loves tacos, went to his favorite taco truck and model the costume after his favorite taco and he wrote taco poetry. >> this is kid directed, and that is part of the message. >> kids think differently than we do. there is one mother that hurt four-year-old said he wanted to be a a door. she went with it and made the best door possible, and that is what we get, creativity.>> i see a lot of use of the household items. this robot,

so the midway was a combination -- slideshow and innovation and entertainment. or worlds fairs, just like in catchphrase that mckinley uses in his speech where he is in exhibitions are the timekeepers of progress. i think all worlds fairs and all exhibitions have that idea of what is the latest, what is the greatest. innovation is an undercurrent. i think some of the things that set buffalo apart, certainly electricity and seeing the large-scale display, kind of iconic characters like frederick thompson debuting new innovations on the midway like trips to the moon, those would have been new experiences in buffalo. but i do think that innovation is a thread that you see through all of these exhibitions. to the ones that are still happening today. electricity was a huge selling point for bringing the pan-american exhibition to buffalo. we had access to hydroelectric power and the form of alternating current in the mid-1890's, 1896 is when the alternating current comes to symbolicallyecting and physically niagara falls and buffalo. the first applications were mostly

reporting live from the stadium, jim dolan, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> true words, jim. thank you. we have a slideshow of cc sabathia's career on our website, abc7ny.com. also with his full statement, getting interesting response from you on my facebook page. >>> we're learning moret about the circumstances surrounding that deadly explosion at a building in brooklyn as a second body was found in the wreckage this afternoon. city records indicate that gas service was shut off to the second particular apartment where 48-year-old francesca figueroa lived. ms. figueroa was supposed to have been evicted from her apartment two days before the explosion and was in the process of moving out of the building when that blast occurred. the victim found today has not yet been identified but the only person believed to be missing was ms. figueroa. friends of the mother of three say they are heartbroken for her children. >> sadness and pain in my heart. she didn't deserve this. nobody deserves this. it's a bad tragedy for the family. >> the other victim, 64-year-old lejia puleo died from severe burns. >>> seven peop

the fred harvey story. some don't. what i would like to do is take you through a slideshow of what i can tell you. ne of the benefits i have had, i have had access to the documents with nobody knew existed. we have the opportunity to show you some of fred stuff and his family stuff. if you are alive here you probably only know the fred harvey system from its later years. it began in the 1870's. it continued through the 1960's. this is how big the harvey system was. restaurants and hotels of chicago to los angeles from los angeles to san francisco. boatsstaurants were on that when across san francisco bay because the trains came into oakland. later from st. louis down through oklahoma into texas. this is a huge part of america and no most everything that happened in these cities, fred harvey was at the center. they were the places people went for special meals. where people celebrated things. they saw an incredible amount of america. fred's actualo things. it is the only one that passes in boss name on it. this is probably real gold. this is the first page of his datebook from 1867. i would like to

you can always upload your pictures to the u-local page on our website, kcci.com. check this out. we also have a slideshow of halloween pictures up on our website right now. you can check that out, as well. lots of cute kids. from mr. potato head to kcci's steffani nolte's little gum ball machine. how about that? very cute. look at this big kid version, and entire vending machine. laura: very impressive. and her saw something impressive today. earth saw a special trick-or-treat today -- an asteroid that nasa says resembles a skull. it was discovered only a few days ago. the asteroid is believed to be about 2000 feet wide and flew closer to earth than any other asteroid since 2006. it came within 300,000 miles of earth at 78,000 miles per hour. pretty cool. jason: that is awesome. that is my costume coming in. it will land of my head. it is pretty scary, i am hoping no one will be watching. a nice night, if you're headed out going trick-or-treating, you have glorious weather. temperatures right now in the upper 40's to low 50. our average high is sitting in the 50's, so a very mild night is ahead of us. th

. >> police are not releasing information but we know the area is well-known for slideshows but we are trying to confirm what happened from authorities. >> more information is coming out about the russian airplane that crashed into egypt's sinai peninsula. the plane was built in 1997 and it had accumulated 96,000 flight hours in that nearly 21,000 flights. >> the plane was headed from a red sea resort to s t. petersburg, russia when it disappeared from radar. the families of the 224 people on board have gone to the same petersburg airport waiting for word about their loved ones. >> search teams say they found the crash site and there are no survivors. we will have further updates on the story as it develops. >> at 7:32 a.m., but head over to rosemary for the check of the forecast. he said before that you are giving us everything, and her timing is absolutely perfect. >> i can't it credit for it all, but you can. we are dry and mild, just-in- time for our halloween festivities going on in the afternoon. then by tomorrow, a change too wintry weather. we are talking snow for the sierra, a