greg johnson and lindsey johnson, allen and maryann buyer, rob and trina dean, steve and torrey humphrey, david jenkins and lisa sphere, gary and terry and giants senior vice-president and his wife amanda. and the skipper's wife kim bochy. former manager peter mcgowan and his wife. and bill newcomb and his wife sally. let's hear it for former giants owner bob lorie and his wife connie. representing the stone am family jim rooper. and the distinguished alumni jay trav key. the hack man. jeffrey leonard. former first baseman jd. now a man who is often mistaken to be my husband is tiny felder. greg, rich robinson, how about it for terry winfield. brian johnson, everyone. and the man that needs no introduction, i simply say to you the home run king. ladies and gentlemen, mr. barry bonds. you can show him your love. of course. do it, do it. now on to our giants hall of famers starting with mr. gay lord perry. the baby bull orlando zepeda. the dominican one our beloved willie mckovey. and last but not least the best player to ever play this game, the great willie mays. [ cheers and applause ]

new technologies, new forms of trina kaisha and -- communication. new breakthroughs in science and medicine. all of these promise to expand the frontiers of life in ways a few years ago. amidst all of this that is new, may i respectfully suggest that you never lose the old faith. president kennedy's faith. that is better, fairer, and more humane with each passing generation. imperfections, andwe have many, we remain very much were in the process. i hope that all of you will reject those on both extremes who mistake the honest clash of ideas for a holy war. the bigger the issue, the greater the need for political courage. it was true when i entered the political arena, in defiance of those who believed the united states was divinely placed between two oceans to avoid foreign confrontations. probably, in my first political 1948, i for congress in was one of the original compassionate conservatives. [laughter] >> it was true when john f. kennedy rallied his countrymen for the long twilight struggle to ensure freedom survived on the very narrow window l

please acknowledge trina and steven humphrey. [ cheers and applause ] we met our alumni earlier and quite frankly baseball has always been about family to so many of us. the stories and love for the game are passed from generation to generation. i think about the children here today who sometimes some day will be telling their children about the 2014 giants and madison bumgarner just like our parents told us about willie mays and willie mckudy. my father passed away and i miss him tonight but i carry his passion in my just like my wife and children carry it in them. so baseball is the most beautiful of sports because it's continuous in that way. each new generation of fans are stewards of this great game. no generation has been more committed, more passionate than the fans of the san francisco giants towed doctor -- today, right here and right now. thank you very much. thank you for celebrating and let's get back here next october. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] o >> thank you and congratulations again. now, fans to say a few words right now, i want to bring to the podium a beautiful

. >> reporter: trina murphy, alexis murphy's great-aunt, randy serving two life sentences for her body and death and it's yet to be found. >> for a brief second your heart drops, could it be alexis. >> reporter: trina says that thought has since passed. she and morgan harrington whose daught was killed in 2009. she says the search to find alexis has never stopped. crews are planning a renewed effort to comb through parts of orange county in november. >> when god is ready for us to find where alexis is, he'll reveal it. >> reporter: when he while the man accused of abducting hannah is in jail. we have learned of a possible link between him and the murphy case. that is something the fbi is looking to. more on that all new at 6:00. live at charlottesville, i'm david culver, news4. >>> a head-on crash caught on camera. why one man was getting video of a reckless driver instead of calling 911. >>> new cdc guidelines to track travelers from west africa. the agency's plans to keep tabs on thousands of people across the country. >>> someone has crashed into the back of our house. >> close call

had in locating a body. >> reporter: the expanded search for murphy could begin early next month. >> trina murphy has joined a group called help save the next girl started by the mother of morgan harrington, a case also linked to the hannah graham disappearance. >>> the rain is ending, but the strong winds continue. first alert chief meteorologist topper shutt is tracking this from the weather center. >> the showers are now east of 95, but the wind will really pick up. a couple showers now moving into prince george's county, anne arundel county and they'll scoot southwestward back toward charles county, even across the river into the fredericksburg area, nothing crazy heavy. some light showers around la plata, so some of you will have a wet commute home, but if you're north of town going up i- 270, the wind are doing the trick drying -- winds are doing the tricks drying off the roads. gusty winds hang on. showers diminishing tonight, gusts over 30 miles per hour tonight and still windy thursday and still breezy friday. here's our wind gust tracker. 10:00 tonight winds are gusting over 30 m

it's trina lopez's documentary of second final rest, the history of san francisco's lost cemeteries, pretty much in my district. it's a history but also scary. it's also short films and other surprises. there is a charge to that, but you can get information from the western neighborhood's project at outside lands.org. the rest i'll submit. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor mar. supervisor tang. >> thank you. first of all, thank you, supervisor mar. i have to say i'm pretty touched by your gift. thank you so much. that was very sweet of you. first of all, i wanted to a thouctiontionv that i'm co-sponsoring a measure today along with mayor lee and along with supervisors yee, breed, farrell, chiu, wiener and martha would require a comprehensive facade inspection, maintenance and repair of certain buildings that are five stories or more to reduce the risk of death and/or injury that may result from deterioration on exterior facades of buildings. deteriorating facades can pose significant threats to pedestrian safety and this is an issue that was highlighted following the recent earthqu

trina is up first. start with the chances for the democrats to keep the senate.hat is a chance to retain the majority? >> i am very confident that we will keep the majority. i think that we have a strong path. i know that the pundits are saying that this is a lot of red states. this is arguably the most favorable environment that either party has had since 1980. but we have a strong

trina vega and she loves vegas. the kids love her. and there she is. she's on the show today. >> mark this as the worst television tease in the the history of television. >> okay. >> have you watched fox 29 morning news. >> yes. it is halloween this week. >> yes. >> we have already tricked you, many times this morning. so as we begin the last workweek of october, we have today and tomorrow, plenty of sunshine, just like you are seeing right now and a bit of a warming trend today and tomorrow. now, for middle of the week cold front brings wednesday showers, and it will be cooler by halloween, and much chillier over the the weekend especially on saturday when high temperature will be in the 40's. so that is a look at all of the ups and downs of this week coming up, including a scary forecast for halloween, no matter what the weather is caitlin we will say, scary. >> yes, also the last day of october. >> that is right. >> wait for it. >> word of the morning. on the roads this morning the good news is, septa is moving along no transit strike but we have a

friday along wood line along pocono mountain east high a school trina tended. >> individual description was consistent with frein and observed carrying a rifle. the individual's face was covered with mud and so positive identification, could not be made. >> reporter: investigators moved search south to that region and the the area around swiftwater and paradise and pocono township. >> i think we have kept a tremendous amount of pressure on him and that likely had some bearing on where he is at now if assuming it is him. >> reporter: frein escaped capture in the wooded area he grew up in for more than a month and since deadly ambush on two state troopers at blooming grove barracks killing corporal brian dickson. >> i know it is wearing on the community and people. believe me it wears on us to and men and women i have out in these woods searching for this criminal. >> reporter: state police say getting justice and these messages of support kept them going. governor tom corbett took in these words from the community and thank those in law enforcement who have come from all over to help. >>

trina lewded police for more than a month and a half now, he is a accused of killing a pennsylvania state trooper byron dickson and seriously wounding trooper alex douglass. we will hear more from the man reported the possible sighting when nicole brewer joins us at 6:30. >>> lets get traffic and weather together, katie. >> today will be a transition day for us. we are off to a very mild start. i got a tweet from our gold star twiers, adam and he says that he was able to break out shorts to take the dog for a walk this morning. you may think you want to dot same here but do keep in mind we will not see too much movement on the thermometer as the day goes on. lets take you outside to storm scan three. you can see even under the lettering of storm scan 3a little bit of wet weather firing up. that is next cold front that will roll through relatively weak but it does pack a punch of cool air. current readings on our live neighborhood network locations here generally in the low to mid 60's right now. that is quite comfortable for late october standards but not going to last very long. even tho

our team coverage continues with "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers in crisco not far from where trina tended high school, matt. >> reporter: chris, you said it very well there, the the overwhelming emotion out here, among mount pocono area residents is of course one of relief. is there a feeling of gratitude for law enforcement officials who managed to get eric frein behind bars. for the first time in weeks. the only thing these kids have to worry about is that homework. >> i was than the stressed out anymore and i was pretty happy. >> it was just an immediate, just relief, you know, like this heavyweight wait on your chest just totally lifted. >> reporter: eric frein's capture thursday night made for very different very welcome friday afternoon out identify high school he attended as a teenager. >> it is amazing to know that he is, in custody and i don't have to worry he is anywhere near my kids. >> reporter: nearby schools were closed for days at the times, as manhunt continued through dense wooded area with classrooms reopened, a tough choice remains. >> difficult to know if you ar

. >>> the manhunt for eric trina accused of killing a pennsylvania state trooper, now is in its third week. investigators believe that he is somewhere in the woods, along the border, between monroe and pike counties. on friday, pennsylvania state police showed us a photo of the campsite that they found in that area, food, ammunition were in the bags. they believe that frein left behind, left them behind because he was in the hurry to get out of the air use of the woods. >> we are confident that we are pushing him hard and it is only a matter of time. he has mad a number of significant mistakes in the course of this manhunt. i have no doubt he will make digsal mistakes. when he does we will capture him. >> frein is accused of ambushing two state troopers at blooming grove barracks on september the 12th. corporal brian dickson was killed and trooper alex douglass was critically wounded. >>> it was once a luxurious cruise liner, and now it sits clap dated in the delaware river after nearly two decades in philadelphia one of the most famous ships ever built now faces an uncertain future.

that is close to the high school trina tended, pocono mountain east, where there was another sighting last friday. frein has been in hiding for more than a month now. >>> a police involved shooting is under investigation in upper darby delaware county. authorities tell us an officer was in pursuit of the black nissan suspect as the getaway car in an armed robbery in clifton heights. the suspect crashed his car at whimmably and surely road around 8:00 last night. an officer witness had him jumping out of the car and then trying to get away. the suspect was shot in the leg and he is now in the hospital under guard. >>> the the sayreville board of education voted unanimously to up hold suspensions of five football coach's mid a hazing scandal that rocked the north jersey town. head coach george najar and four assistant have been suspended indefinitely with pay. it follows an ongoing criminal investigation in which seven players were charged in connection with the hazing incident inside the high school locker room. >> i just thought that it was just an over shot, like over exaggerated and

trina is up first. start with the chances for the democrats to keep the senate. what is a chance to retain the majority? >> i am very confident that we will keep the majority. i think that we have a strong path. i know that the pundits are saying that this is a lot of red states. this is arguably the most favorable environment that either party has had since 1980. .ut we have a strong path we have three states that will be a little tough for us, that is west virginia, montana, and south dakota. i'm sure we will talk about south dakota. but we have strong incumbents in the red states. we have two more tossups, iowa and colorado. our candidates are running very strong but they are very tough. if you talk to anybody on both sides of the aisle, as he races -- tighter and tighter, the maps become narrower. what gives you the confidence -- if you look at all the , all sayaround town that the republicans are favored. you're going to have to run the table in places like north carolina, iowa, colorado. where is your confidence coming from? >> out of those six races, they

. >> see you, trina. >> police decide not to charge brian with anything, but the incident makes him ask on earth would i attempt anything similar or remote to that stunt. that was just crazy. >> but brian says he isn't giving up entirely on his passion of lighting himself on fire or his hopes of becoming a professional stuntman. >> every stunt, every bit of experience you get, you learn from. >> at least you got the fire out. >> oh. >> if only i was more organized and precautionary, i might be a lot more recognized for my skills. >> brian concannon sees himself as one of the most extreme daredevils in the world. and despite the danger, he says he won't stop pursuing his dream of becoming a professional stuntman. oh, and he says he's fixed the flaw in the stunt that nearly killed him. he hasn't stopped lighting himself on fire, but these days he combines it with another passion of his, cliff diving. that way he'll always be able to find the water. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer  >>> caught on camera, teens pushing drugs on a toddler. >

i'm like trina, we had a very complicated system here with subways and so on. the other thing is, after the money was given to the city, my opponent did not hold one press conference. >> i work for the people. >> let him finish. >> i don't grandstand. >> there were no results. the bottom line was there were zero starts in staten island. there was your reimbursement checks. it was a disaster. i called on mayor bloomberg -- do you remember what the first tranche of money was? how much money? >> utilities and you know so much. >> of easy you don't know. $1.77 billion. do no know much was given for family homes? >> i wrote the bill. >> let me take you the priorities of congress. we gave it to the city. the city was posted give it to homeowners. you know much they allocated, out of $1.80 billion -- 300 million. i don't think that is what was best. that is why people are still waiting today. it was the wrong decision. >> we do know people -- lets move on. lets move onto another issue that folks in staten island are concerned about. police brutality. a community, grea

she's a triple threat, actress, singer, base, best men for playing trina vega in the hit show. >> we out what we want to do in the big showcase. i definitely want to sing. >> how was that. >> awesome. >> okay. >> well, that was a few years ago. i used to watch this show believe it or not. she's all grown up now. her real name is daniellea mo'ne and now she's 25 years old. here's the the thing, what i have heard, she was dating or maybe is dating, that harry styles guy. >> from one direction. the guy with the hair, from one direction, is that true? well, she's in philadelphia right now. jen business her. there she is. hi jen. >> mike, i will come over here real quick, it wasn't her so we will in the talk about what you just talk about. >> good morning to you. >> you know how this is, everything gets revved up. we are here at baldi middle school. >> yes. >> you will give these kids and the teachers some really great idea about how to eat leaner and greener as part of the great thing with the humane leaf. >> that is right. >> we're here. i'm exited to talk to these kid. it is a foreign

but what happened in turkey and trina. that was just a natural disaster. not even an ebola type disease. thealso, whoever looks over scrubs anything in hospital, should those bit will be under scrutiny for not supplying nurses with all the equipment you really need to serve the patient? 10 also, you deserve the proper equipment in stock and then some, but his ebola is this serious and it is not airborne, over your t-shirt mouth there that is a patient's life in there. you cannot just be in the hallway spinning circles. we are going to have to protect the people who care for patients and fully protect them optimally. if you dothem optimally. if you do not, you will decimate the only hope you have in helping stem this in any country. it is the people who take care of those patients. it is time to start listening. we warn you, this is what has been going on. we will not stop, and we are going to insist that we are protected before we go into care for these patients. the copresident of national nurses united. we appreciate your time this morning. guest: thank