the boston people and everybody across america, it's not just boston strong. you know, this nation is strong and everybody has been supporting us and that's what i feel boston strong is about. >> well, mark, you completely -- >> we couldn't do it without you guys. >> yeah, i mean, i think you're right. it an extraordinary wave of support in boston towards people such as yourself but i think they are inspired by your courage and determine nation and refusal to be beaten by what happened to you and i want to wish you the very best to your recovery and congratulate you and everybody in boston on that fantastic world series win. thank you so much for joining me. >> thank you very much and thank everybody. >> i certainly will. very brave man. >>> coming next, john took the iconic photo at the marathon. he was back at the big game tonight and joins me with another powerful voice from the city. >>> they gave us so hutmuch mor than entertainment, they gave us hope, something to cheer for and something else to talk about at a time of deep sadness in our region. >> sena

a beautiful morning here in boston. a perfect setting for a well-deserved celebration in this city, and look at how many people are ready to celebrate this morning. this crowd has easily doubled in size over the last hour. they are lined up 20 deep. the parade route is four miles long. it is expected to draw about 1 million fans. this is really a magnificent sight when you consider so many of these people are lined up in the same spot where they were on that terrible day back in april. but they have decided to come out this morning to cheer on a world championship team. safety is top of mind this morning. you can see police -- uniformed police officers all over this city. massachusetts emergency management agency says it is fully activated right now, coordinating with authorities on the ground, and authorities on the water. this parade will end when the duck boats head out to the charles river. of course, the most important part of this morning is that all these people, these 1 million fan, stay safe and can enjoy a cel

you're looking at boston. a live look as they prepare for the red sox victory parade this morning. >> that win, especially after last season was unexpected. folks calling it historic. this will be the big celebration as fans line up to celebrate the world series win in botch. -- boston. >> the unexpected red sox world series parade kicking off. and it's taken on a bigger meaning than just the game of baseball. >> it's true. today is all about the city healing from april's marathon bombing. >> we're live in boston now. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the team is gathered at fenway right now. they're getting ready to kick off a parade that will take them through the streets of boston. you can see the fans, they are flooding the streets, they are five, six, seven, eight deep lining the street out here. they're waiting to catch a glimpse of the world championship team as they make their way through town for this parade that is the excitement around town this morning. we're told that the team will stop at

series trove oat street right at the finish line of the boston marathon. >> boston! >> reporter: cheers and rap songsongs from mvp david ortiz,o rallied his team, and today thousands along the parade rou route. fans sang their signature tune "sweet caroline"... but it was at boylston street, the traditional site of the boston marathon finish line that baseball fans and runners celebrated the team's historic win while remembering a different race six months ago. >> it should be boston strong in every city and town. >> reporter: bob balfour ran the boston marathon last april. he didn't finish. after twin bombs exploded along the route, three were killed, hundreds injured. balfour vows t vows to run agai. >> i haven't talked to one person who will back down and not be here in april. it's what the world needs, really, is pull together more. >> reporter: red soxxd fan brent agrees. >> it's a time to celebrate not only a world championship but the fact we've come through so much here in boston and this is the spot to be.Ñi >> reporter: in a city filled with pride and stro

alexandra field, cnn, boston. >> very nice. congratulations, boston. >>> in los angeles bizarre details about the l.a.x. shooter. 23-year-old paul ciancia and the note he left behind. he made a derogatory reference to janet napolitano at the end of the note. it also says tsa treats americans as terrorists. meanwhile, l.a.x. will honor the tsa officer killed with blue lights near the airport's entrance. they will shine through sunday. his widow spoke out saying she was heart broken and devastated. terminal three is now reopen one day after the suspect allegedly opened fire killing hernandez and injuring several others. >>> a man infamous in the 1980s as the so-called subway vigilante was in police custody today. he sold marijuana to an under cover police officer. he claimed the killing was self-defense. goetz was arrested and released today according to a spokesman. he was at a court appearance, i mean he has a court appearance for december 18th. december 18th, a court appearance for bernard goetz. >>> the healthcare.gov will be

it is about boston's strength. alexander field joining us live now along the parade route, where we're looking at live pictures, where it looks placid and calm, but now they're boisterous and excited. what's happening now? >> reporter: that's right. you can see some of the fans are still on boylston, but a lot of them have moved further up the parade route to have a chance to wave to the team members and see those duck boats pass by. the boats came up boylston, where we're standing now. the crowd erupted. 1 million people expected to line the parade route. it started at fenway park around 10:00. and it will end around 1:00 when the duck boats plunge into the charles riv. but the most moving part happened on boylston street at the finish line for the boston marathon. we'll all remember the twin blasts that happened not far from here back in april. well, today, the red sox world series champs decided to pay tribute to all of those who survived in the attacks and all those lost. johnnie gunz, the clubhouse leader, the

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boston is in his blood. as a proud native of south boston, a devoted red sox fan, did i say that they are -- won the world series? of course everybody knows that. ok. you can cheer for barry as well as for the red sox. ok? i was at the game. all right. a devoted red sox fan, i repeat, a father and husband who takes his family back to his hometown and to cape cod every year without fail. and now with his career in the capitol coming to a close, we all know that barry looks forward to spending as much time as he can on the cape with his beloved wife, barbara, and their three sons. barry sullivan has been an int cal part of our team and our system. he's been a clearing house of information, from his first day in the cloakroom to his last as a man in charge. his service has proven invaluable, his contributions have been incredible. just remarkable. he gives you the answer before you ask the question. he anticipates our every need. to barbara and the whole sullivan family, thank you for sharing your husband and f

. >>> now to boston where the party certainly isn't over. the red sox clinching their first world series title at fenway since 1918. big papi looking to the heavens. excited fans danced on top of a taxi cab around the corner from fenway. we love this, this moving moment, kissing at the finish line of the boston marathon, the scene of course of that horrible attack earlier this year. abc's rob nelson on the scene proving once again it is boston strong. >> it hasn't happened at fenway park for 95 years, the red sox are world champions! >> reporter: it was so much more than i game. in a city where the wounds are still fresh from april's devastating bombing, the red sox world series title is as much a victory as validation of a city spirit. >> the spirit of boston is in the boston red sox. >> reporter: you could hear it in home grown music and see it in today's headlines, that boston spirit also captured in these powerful moments last night at the finish line of the marathon. the carnage of six months ago replaced by celebration for a moment nea

[ with boston accent ] >> questlove: congrats to boston red sox. you really rocked it hard. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you. [ cheers and applause ] all right, very good. that's fantastic. mark, how about you? [ with boston accent ] >> way to go, boston sox, they must have gone crazy in harvard yard. you really rocked it hard. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. pretty good, mark. [ applause ] tariq? tariq? [ with boston accent ] >> congrats, sox, jon lester, daniel nava, big papi, you hit so many homers, you really rocked it hard. >> jimmy: thank you. i like that. [ applause ] that's pretty good. thank you, tariq. what about you kamal? [ with brooklyn accent ] >> hey, forgetaboutit. boston's the best over here. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i think -- kamal, that's not a boston accent. i think that's like a brooklyn accent. [ laughter ] all right. [ laughter ] okay, fine. the roots, everybody. there they are. [ cheers and applause ] boston accents. and did you see this? fox baseball commentator tim mccarver -- we love tim mccarver. he's retiring

do wrong and these bunch -- this bunch of guys seem to embrace the whole situation in boston and boston came to embrace them in the end. and it's -- it's been a far more symbiotic, nice relationship than i can ever remember between the team and the town. >> brown: let me ask you briefly about the beards which became sort of symbol of -- i guess a sort of attitude. what happens now have they said? are they shaving them or keeping them >> i read a little thing today that they might be shave ago lot of them for charity so you can probably buy some of those beards and go home and stick them on your face or something. i don't know. but it's kind of a great symbol. they looked like a bunch of bolsheviks, didn't they? (laughs) >> brown: boston sports writer lee montville, thank you so much. >> thank you, jeffrey. >> ifill: again, the major developments of the day: israeli warplanes struck a syrian port. u.s. security officials said the target was a shipment of russian-made, surface-to-air missiles. china demanded an explanation after reports that u.s. and australian embassies are being used as

then, the boston marn bombings happened. adriana shows us: that gave this y's race.. a much different fee (women in tutu's, woman as y liberty, tired ppl) the run arrived in tutu's, patriotit ups...and total transit agency gave in to t . >>> a record number of runners took part in the new york city mare thon. [ technical difficulties ]. >>> we see this race had a different feel. >> reporter: the runners arrived in tutus, patriotic getup and other costumes. this race was stopped last year because of super storm sandy. >> we had damage, no electricity, this, after all of that training for 18 months, it's amazing. >> reporter: for others like boston native david fortier the race was a comeback. he was caught in the chaos of the boston marathon bombing while finishing that race. >> my right feed was hit by a piece shrapnel and i lost hearing in both ears. >> reporter: the crowd took notice. >> i had hundreds of people cheering boston strong. it was -- brought a tear to my eye a couple of times. >> reporter: in light of the boston attacks security was tighter than ever at

the crowd took notice. >> literally hundreds of people cheering boston strong. it was -- brought a tear to my eye a couple times, it really did. >> reporter: in light of the boston attacks security was tighter than ever at the new york city marathon. helicopters flew overhead. police officers checked bags and bop sniffing dogs were put to duty. kenyans priscah jeptoo and geoffrey mutai won the women and men's titles. >> i'm running for those people who can't. and that's why i'm doing this. >> reporter: he says he'll keep running full speed ahead. adriana diaz, cbs news, new york. >>> a very uninspected traveler at chicago o'hare airport. an alligator was found hiding under an escalator. just a little guy. about a foot long. pretty simple to catch. all they had to do is put a trash can over him. officials don't know where it came from or how it got there. the little gator will eventually be taken to a reptile park. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs morning news." oprah and the auction. i'm anne-marie green. balance bar®... have you found your balance�

in 1770, her brother sent a printing shop in boston. it was a godsend because here at last was a trade for a bookish boy whose family were too poor to send them to hire her. he became his brother's apprentice and moved out of the house into a room of brothers about his brother shot. he was 12, january 6. it gave franklin all kinds of opportunity and was the best part of the apprenticeship. he read every book that passed through the shop. he also read books he brought from a friend of his named john collins. he sat up reading all night long. he and his friend john like to trade books end-stage debates as if they were university men that would pretend they were her of his students. the only debate he remembered well enough to write about in his autobiography was with his friend john collins over educating the female sex and learning them about their abilities. the girls are unequal to it. franklin disagree. he took a contrary side. maybe you're thinking of jane. craftiness argument, frank coming dynabook invite the so-called essays on pro

everybody is united. >> boston strong. >> awesome. boston strong. everyone on the team. >> this is for you, boston. >> so to the red sox and the people of boston and all of us like people like me that don't know the difference between the strike zone and twilight zone, congratulations, although i'm not that bad. so good to see you smile, incredibly, completely ridiculously good. see you again at 10:00 p.m. eastern for ac 360 later. eastern for ac 360 later. "piers morgan live" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is "piers morgan live." welcome to the viewers in the united states and around the world. tonight, the breaking news bombshells from the 2012 presidential election. was joe biden about to be booted for hillary clinton? did obama despise bill? tonight live from washington with the explosive details from the sec well to "game change" and joining me to talk about and and more, who else on halloween but an -- ann caulter? >> and boston strong and stronger. the city bounces back after the bombings. i'll talk to the most inj

it happened in boston, new york city, and daytona and washington, d.c. it has been an interesting thing. it's called also a hybrid. only about 5% of all eclipses are a hybrid and it starts as a partial and becomes a total. in africa, they are going to see a total. it's a hybrid, and last time it happened was in the 1800s, and it won't happen for almost another 200 years. it's rare and it was a unique event out there this morning. >> thank you very much. >>> we have much more ahead on the next hour of "new day. it starts right now. >>> i hope sunday has been good to you so far. welcome. we are happy to have your company. i am christi paul. >> i am victor blackwell. it's 6:00 on the east coast and 4:00 on the west coast, and if that's not what your clocks say, your clocks are wrong. welcome to "new day sunday." >>> new details we want to share with you on the attack of the los angeles national airport and how it went down. >> 23-year-old paul ciancia shot a tsa officer at pointblank range and then he left, but then he came back moments later to shoot him a

that's what it felt like with this boston team. they didn't hit well but they hit when they needed to. >> the a the right time. >> some clutch hitting. >> if you really wanted chemistry at your workplace you should grow a beard. >> i'd look like the guests on springer if i grew a beard. i don't think that's going to happen. >> we talked about the beards so much. they look like mountain men out there. apparently they're not allowed to cut them. >> until the parade, right? >> did you do that on any of your teams? not the beards but any sort of -- >> we never did. maybe silly things. plaxico burress once wanted me to grow the george jefferson. because i don't have it up here. but not really. i think the dynamic is different in baseball because it's every day. you're traveling across the country and you're on these extended road trips, whereas in my sport in football you're gone eight days out of the year. that's it. and you're around each other in training camp but it's a different kind of closeness that i think exists on baseball tea

boston mayor tom menino announced the victory parade is tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. two dozen duck boats will lead the rolling rally before the streets of boston in to the charles river. the mayor assures fans, police and public safety officials will also be on high alert. >> that's awesome. do they always do the buck boat thing in boston or the first year? >> i don't know. it is cool. >> new york has to steal that. >> big day. >> congrats to them. >>> this is a little fella. he isn't really so little. we had to show you. he is nearly five months old from utah. >> he was born by c-section and was 14 pounds even. god bless that mama. and there he is with his 2-year-old sisters. mom says she can't have normal size kids. the twin girls were four pounds each at birth. >> joel, by the way, 23 pounds at his four-month check up. the doctors say he is healthy and growing. >> cute family. >> total cutie pie. future linebacker for brigham young, university. i don't know. >> beautiful sisters. >>> coming up, which celebrity won halloween this year? we will show you cool costume

the crowd took notice. >> literally hundreds of people cheering boston strong. it brought a tear to my eye. >> reporter: in light of the boston attacks, security was tighter than ever at the new york city marathon. helicopters flew overhead, police officers checked bags and bomb sniffing dogs reported to duty. a record pack of 50750 runners. >> i'm running for those people who can't. that is why i'm doing this. >> reporter: he says he will keep running full speed ahead. adrianna diaz, cbs new york. >> there were no major security issues at the marathon. >>> in today's health alert, obesity's effects on young girls. u.s. researchers say the problem affects caw cation girls much sooner than previously thought, on average just under ten years of age. >>> just one dose of the hpv vaccine may provide women protection against the virus that causes cervical cancer. researchers found those vaccinated with one dose had protection. just a third get all three shots. >>> experts say it is important to get the kids to bed on time. here's why. a good night's sleep could help

bueno cambio de tema, hoy amanecimos con un gran campeÓn en grandes ligas, pasaron 95 aÑos para que boston pueda salir campeÓn nuevamente, una espera que terminÓ anoche, vamos con el reporte. ♪. ♪. >>> el reporte de grandes ligas es presentado por chrysler. >>> anoche medias rojas se llevaron el campeonato de la serie mundial. >>> creo que es una manifestaciÓn muy propia de la gente de boston, todos los que somos fanÁticos esto es como una religiÓn, lo vivimos como algo muy sagrado. >>> esto es otra cosa, la mistica que tiene este estadio te hace sentir como que viajas al pasado. >>> esta victoria para ganar la serie mundial en casa no sucedÍa hace 95 aÑos. >>> me encanta, parte de la razÓn que vine aquÍ fue porque querÍa estar en este ambiente, es perfecto. >>> siempre fue una batalla contra mi papÁ y mi hermano pequeÑo, que son de los yankees y este aÑo los vencimos. >>> ¿cuÁl fue la respuesta de ellos esta noche? >>> no se, todavÍa no me atienden la llamada. >>> muchos besaron la lÍnea de meta en honor a las decenas de personas afectadas en el atentado de la maratÓ

bueno cambio de tema, hoy amanecimos con un gran campeÓn en grandes ligas, pasaron 95 aÑos para que boston pueda salir campeÓn nuevamente, una espera que terminÓ anoche, vamos con el reporte. ♪. ♪. >>> el reporte de grandes ligas es presentado por chrysler. >>> anoche medias rojas se llevaron el campeonato de la serie mundial. >>> creo que es una manifestaciÓn muy propia de la gente de boston, todos los que somos fanÁticos esto es como una religiÓn, lo vivimos como algo muy sagrado. >>> esto es otra cosa, la mistica que tiene este estadio te hace sentir como que viajas al pasado. >>> esta victoria para ganar la serie mundial en casa no sucedÍa hace 95 aÑos. >>> me encanta, parte de la razÓn que vine aquÍ fue porque querÍa estar en este ambiente, es perfecto. >>> siempre fue una batalla contra mi papÁ y mi hermano pequeÑo, que son de los yankees y este aÑo los vencimos. >>> ¿cuÁl fue la respuesta de ellos esta noche? >>> no se, todavÍa no me atienden la llamada. >>> muchos besaron la lÍnea de meta en honor a las decenas de personas afectadas en el atentado de la maratÓ

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(cheers and applause) the by the way, congratulations to the boston red sox! what do you think of your current world champion -- world series boston red sox. (applause) the m.v.p. was david ortiz. what have a series this guy had. and the boston fans after the series was clinched last night they went crazy and a bunch of rowdy young i guess teen punks actually tipped over david ortiz. (laughter) crazy. immediately after the game they awarded him with the m.v.p. trophy and a drug test. so that was good. (laughter) and we have for you now a segment we like to call "cheer up, st. louis. cheer up, st. louis." take a look. it's called cheer up, st. louis." >> you've still got your beloved st. louis rams whose 3-5 record puts them in fourth place in the n.f.c. west. troubh change your smoke detector batteries this weekend. ." there you go, "cheer up, st. louis." by the way, here is some more good news for the st. louis cardinals. i just found out earlier need obamacare does cover choking. (laughter) now, i don't want to be a wet blanket and ruin the celebration for t

red sox nation was out in force yesterday as thousands lined the streets of boston to honor baseball's world series champions. the victory parade paused at the finish line of the boston marathon as a tribute to victims of the bombings last april. >> the old marathon today is being run with extra security precautions. now the weather. sunny but cooler temperatures in the east today. balmy over much of the nation's midsection, but rain is likely in the pacific northwest with snow in the mountain elevations. the week ahead, the sunshine will continue for the east with a slight chance of rain. rain is in the forecast to the northwest as well, the southwest remains stubbornly sunny. >> >> reporter: ahead mysteries of the tango. >> but first, vo: "wrong" "too extreme" "senseless" meet the tea party ticket. together waging "ideological crusades" to ban abortion even in the case of rape and incest. cuccinelli and obenshain even sponsored legislation the post says could ban birth control pills. and all three oppose comprehensive background checks to keep guns out of the hands of criminals and t

boston terrorism and victory in a moment. first couple of factor notes even thom in the national press are ignoring the huge success of killing jesus trade papers cannot. in publishers weekly it was announced the audio of killing jesus is breaking records. my new book is the best selling nonfiction book in the world. that's all thanks to you and i really appreciate it. now terry kilpatrick, mr. o'reilly you are part of therea away with lying to the american people. you say there's no way he's lying. that's a falsehood. did you lie? did you just lie then or did you misunderstand what i said last night. go to bill o'reilly.com and read it again and tell me if i should say you lied. gary matthews, i just listened to the talking points. your thoughts disturb me greatly. the president lied to get re-elected. >> if somebody in the obama administration comes forth like john d. did with richard nixon and provides evidence president obama knowingly lied about obama care, president would be impeached. that's truth. >>> craig, dana peri

see on the jerseys is the boston area code. nice to see them united in celebration. >> nice to be jonny gomes at the finish line holding up the jersey and grabbing the trophy. that guy will never pay for a meal in petaluma again! [ laughter ] >> absolutely. >>> straight ahead, not the best day for rocky the mascot. a popular shark is back on the ice and in football, cal's defense played at lot better. the result still the same. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the peninsula...the dream o unbeaten season for the col of san mateo ended today, wa 28-20 loss at undefeated b >>> college football. this just in. for the viewers down the peninsula, ann, the calls won't stop, they just won't stop. the dream of an unbeaten season for the team in san mateo ended today with a 28-20 loss undefeated butte college just north of sacramento. now, at the d1 level the cal bears among the best of the pac- 12 sunday through friday. it's saturday, that's kind of been the issue. cal on the board first today. jared gough to mohammed an 1- yard play as cal is try

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alexander field joining me now live from boston. alexandra, what was it like for everyone to be in that crowd, including yourself? >> reporter: well, fred, you put it the right way. eternal pride. you could see that expression filling the faces of people who filled these streets, just a tremendous celebration, a beautiful morning here in boston. the streets were full of people. the people were filled with emotion. it's been six months since the city was attacked during the boston marathon, but today people lined these streets. they lined boylston street where the marathon finish line is because they had something to celebrate, world series champions. a million fans came out for the big parade. they tell us that their safety was not the thing that they felt worried about this morning. they had a sense of security, even in a big crowd. >> i really didn't have that much of a concern. and i just knew, we're all -- there was so much excitement in the air. it couldn't have been any danger. it was too excited. too excited for danger. too e

boston terrorism and victory in a moment. first couple of factor notes even thom in the national press are ignoring the huge success of killing jesus trade papers cannot. in publishers weekly it was announced the audio of killing jesus is breaking records. my new book is the best selling nonfiction book in the world. that's all thanks to you and i really appreciate it. now terry kilpatrick, mr. o'reilly you are part of the reason why the president gets away with lying to the american people. you say there's no way he's lying. that's a falsehood. did you lie? did you just lie then or did you misunderstand what i said last night. go to bill o'reilly.com and read it again and tell me if i should say you lied. gary matthews, i just listened to the talking points. your thoughts disturb me greatly. the president lied to get re-elected. >> if somebody in the obama administration comes forth like john d. did with richard nixon and provides evidence president obama knowingly lied about obama care, president would be impeached. that's

. >>> and the town erupts thanks to a great team in boston. triumph follows tragedy and the crowd goes wild. "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. it may feel down right illegal at first. after all, for years we have been told to completely turn off our electronic devices for sax see and takeoff until the aircraft reaches a cruising altitude, but no more. in something of a game changer a big decision came down from the faa today. while there are exceptions like actually talking on the phone for the most part you can go on playing your video game or using your device, reading your e book because it will not interfere with the aircraft navigation. it will likely turn out it never did. tom costello covers aviation for us. he's live at miami international tonight. tom, good evening. >> reporter: hi, brian. good evening to you. in fact, this rule goes back to the 1950s. it was all about protecting the cockpit. but the new rule is these simple electronic devices pose no risk to modern aviation. it is welcome news to anyone who flies. on this

everybody is united. >> boston strong. >> awesome. boston strong. everyone on the team. >> this is for you, boston. >> so to the red sox and the people of boston and from all of us, even people like me that don't know the difference between the strike zone and twilight zone, congratulations, although i'm not that bad. so good to see you smile, incredibly, completely ridiculously good. that's it for us. thanks for watching. "early start" begins now. >>> streets and cars are under water in texas. our indra petersons is tracking the latest forecast. >> he thought as the chief of staff to explore the possibility of what hillary on the ticket would mean for president obama

i grew up in the boston area and lived in different parts of boston. i went to catholic price school in dorchester, a section of boston. -- i went to catholic high school in dorchester, a section of boston. because of my parents, my brothers and i were all blessed to go to harvard university. that is where i went to school. it was intense. i stayed there for law school and have a master's in public policy from there. those are subjects i decided to study because i was interested in public service and public policy issues and government. >> you grew up in the boston area. what made you want to make the transition and moved to san francisco? what motivated you to get involved in politics question marks before i ran for office, and worked in san francisco as a criminal prosecutor and civil rights attorney. i got to understand how much of a be in san francisco is to the rest of the world for social justice. i spent a number of years helping to grow a small business. i got to understand the innovative spirit in san francisco. at night, i volunteered as a ne

everybody is united. >> boston strong. >> awesome. boston strong. everyone on the team. >> this is for you, boston. >> so to the red sox and the people of boston and all of us like people like me that don't know the difference between the strike zone and twilight zone, congratulations, although i'm not that bad. so good to see you smile, incredibly, completely ridiculously good. >>> orange county fire rescue? >> 6600 sea harbor drive. seaworld stadium. >> okay. >> we actually have a trainer in the water with one of our whales, the whale they aren't supposed to be in the water with. >> okay. we'll get somebody en route.

the parade is showing the motto boston strong. the route will go down the site the boston marathon bombings. >> all right. a woman goes to the hospital after a night of trick or treating. the tainted candy put in her daughter's bag. >> moving in before you make an offer. the new trend in the housing market that lets you try before you buy. >> outside our door the day starts similar to yesterday but i'm tracking changes for your afternoon. i will have a look at what you can expect for your area coming up. . >>> today is the start of the california crab season. fishermen can set up their crab pots, traps and nets before commercial crab season starts on november 15th. crab fishermen say they are optimistic because the last two seasons have brought in record setting hauls. fisher >>> a new trend is hitting new york's housing market. it's called try it before you buy it. the program gives potential homeowners the chance to live inside a home before making an offer. the typical stay lasts from a few hours to over night. many retailers s

three big cities voted for big change, electing new mayors in detroit, boston and new york. for a look at the new faces and what they tell us about urban policy and politics, we turn to: bruce katz, director of the metropolitan policy program at the brookings institution; and emily badger, writer for the atlantic cities, a web site that covers urban affairs. in a nutshell, briewrks give me a sense of what these three races tell you about the direction of urban politics and policy. >> i think all these elections were about people who were able to get through to the voters and say, "we want our cities to work for everyone." because, frankly, we're still experiencing the aftermath of the great recession. we've got to grow jobs. you just had this report on poverty numbers. the number of people in poverty and near poverty went up 26 million people in the last decade. so mayors are on the ground. they're close to the ground, and what they're hearing from voters is we need work on jobs, we need work on skills, we need work on housing and giving people access to opportunity. and the

boston we're enjoying a boom time, actually 40% of the boston market, the buyers are paying over the asking price in the high end market, 54% are paying over the asking price. >> what? >> they're paying over the asking price. >> 54% are paying over the asking price. >> when i was here -- >> i would raise the asking price. >> the prices are going up. >> it's a sad reality since the crisis ended there's been a by furcation in the housing market. places like boston booming and a number of other cities and some cities that have never been able to recover, never able to get off their feet. as an investor in real estate which cities apart from boston would you be investing in right now. >> new york city is the number one market in the country right now, and it's going to be for quite a while. so supply contrained, not just limited to manhattan. new york city, manhattan and brooklyn, miami. >> he wants to build. >> he wants to build affordable housing. >> the new mayor bill deblass yo, who i have to say is a friend, is getting a bum rap here to a degree. he wants to expand housing. very pro

: this will affect airports in new jersey, new york, philadelphia and boston as well as sfo. the delays will have ripple effects. so if you are traveling through these cities call your airline in advance. now, the most common tip we're hearing from airports all around the bay area is to come early. about an hour and a half is what they are recommending at this point. avoid these long lines and hassle so you can breathe when you're finally at your terminal. cate caugiran, kpix 5. >>> here at denver's international airport, we're already seeing long lines form not only at security but at check-in counters as well and it's expected to get even busier throughout the day. three times the daily average number of passengers are expected at dia today alone with more than a million expected over the holiday weekend. not only is there traffic in the security and check-in lines, but also outside of the airport for passengers at both the drop-off and pickup lanes outside of the airport. so that could be a problem for passengers traveling through dia. but as of right now, all flights are

. >> kroft: the apartment belonged to boston mobster and longtime fugitive whitey bulger, then the most wanted man in america. bulger eluded the fbi for 14 years by hiding in plain sight in santa monica, california. tonight, you'll hear from the agents who finally caught him, with some help from an alley cat and his girlfriend's breast implants. >> we just rushed him. >> kroft: guns out, "fbi. don't move"? >> i asked him to identify himself, and that didn't go over well. he asked me to "f"-ing identify myself. and i asked him, "are you whitey bulger?" and he said yes. >> i volunteered. i don't blame nothing on anybody. i don't blame nothing on myself, i don't blame nothing on my leaders. in fact, i had good leaders. >> pelley: we've seen a lot of stories about veterans and post- traumatic stress disorder, but tonight, for the first time, we're able to show you new therapies that are changing the lives of vets and their families. after eight weeks here, how are you doing? >> how am i doing? i don't know yet. that's an honest answer. but i know deep down inside, things will work themselve

after not getting the chance to go the distance in boston back in april. yes, he was there on the day that the bombings happened and thankfully he was not injured. the finish line is where he was just crossing over right before the bombs went off. today, of course, way to go, jay, he crossed off and we had a great day. >>> ebay is facing international outrage tonight after it was revealed that holocaust memorabilia is going to be sold. holocaust memorabilia, sold online, on its website. stay close. ♪ [ chicken caws ] [ male announcer ] when your favorite food starts a fight, fight back fast with tums. eartburn relief that neutralizes acid on contact and goes to work in seconds. ♪ tum, tum tum tum tums! eartburn relief that neutralizes acid on contact stick with innovation. stick with power. stick with technology. get the flexcare platinum. new from philips sonicare. ♪ hey lady! noooo! no! [ tires screech ] ♪ nooo! nooo! nooo! hey lady, that's diesel! i know. ♪ ♪ afghanistan in 2009. on the u.s.s. saratoga in 1982. [ male announcer ] once it's e

the boston red sox are the world series champs. if you thought the celebration in fenway was something to see, wait for the heartwarming tribute paid to the boston bombing victims. the emotional moment happened at the finish line of the boston marathon. it was all caught on tape. if that's the winner you can see it in full. we'll check back in with ainsley who is reading your obama care horror stories. tune in tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. eastern. studio audience edition of "hannity." we'll talk to real people, real americans really sufficienting as a result of the -- suffering as a result of the president's broken promises. i love having a free checked bag with my united mileageplus explorer card. i've saved $75 in checked bag fees. [ delavane ] priority boarding is really important to us. you can just get on the plane and relax. [ julian ] havg a card that doesn't charge you foreign transaction fees saves me a ton of money. [ delavane ] we can go to any country and spend money the way we would in the u.s. when i spend money on this car

the trophy was played and held up's jersey boston strong. they were hanging on the dugout throughout the season. >>> this scene caught on video. it is hard to believe that it is real. a woman runs after catching fire. whatever she is carrying, she doesn't drop. and for on how this happen and her husband could face charges. >> and president obama's biggest domestic achievement but it has not gotten off to a smooth start. the web healthcare.gov is set to shut down. we are hearing a different message now. we'll break it all doi -- all down. only gaviscon® forms a protective barrier that helps block stomach acid from splashing up- relieving the pain quickly. try fast, long lasting gaviscon®. mom? come in here. come in where? welcome to my mom cave. wow. sit down. you need some campbell's chunky soup before today's big game, new chunky cheeseburger. mmm. i love cheeseburgers. i know you do. when did you get this place? when i negotiated your new contract, it was part of the deal. cool. [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. it fills you up

. >>> celebration time for hundreds of thousands of boston red sox fans. let's take a look at live pictures of the crowd and the parade. they're celebrating being world champions in boston. they defeated the st. louis cardinals in six games. it happened in fenway park. the first time that has happened in decades, and it actually happened in boston. this lifted the spirits of the region i had say rattled by the boston marathon bombings. thank you for watching al jazeera, i'm richelle carey. "inside story" is up next. is it working? you're watching inside story from washington. >> hello, i'm libby casey. a familiar theme played out in washington this week as bad news circled the white house, and the critics took their shots, fair and unfair at president obama and his administration. but by any viewing this was not a good week for the president. second terms always have their rough patches but history shows

we will take boston next and the john f. kennedy presidential library and museum, will for the ceremony that has just wrapped up there. ♪ >> a man may die, nations may rise and fall, but an idea is all. ♪ >> the new frontier of which i speak is not a set of promises. it is a set of challenges. it sums up not what i intend to offer the mecca people, but what i intend to ask of them. pride, notto their their pocketbooks. it holds out the promise of more sacrifice instead of insecurity. i tell you the new frontier is here, whether we think it or not. beyond that frontier, are the uncharted areas of science and space, unsolved problems of peace and war, unconquered pockets of ignorance and prejudice, unanswered questions of poverty and surplus. i believe the time is demand -- the times demand new invention, imagination, decision. i am asking each of you to be pioneers on that new frontier. >> ♪ america america grace on thee o beautiful for spacious skies for amber waves of grain purple mountain majesties above the fruited

president of the boston instead eric rosengren says that. morale improves low rates and bond buying will continue yes the beatings will continue until. so listen up you smelly consumer peasants and rotting dead groans because the fed will continue to beat you to a bloody pulp intil you smile smile like we're all wal-mart greeters how they not been fired last year and spend spend spend like every man's mortgage debt is his castle. with. the consensus. choose to be great. choose the stories get him. to to speak. from my headquarters in moscow this is our t. fresh reports in the us a suggests the cia has been paying millions of dollars every year to american telecoms giant eighty and team for that prize the company allegedly provides access to its millions of subscribers spies that can apparently browse through the wreckage database and that includes international calls germany and brazil have submitted a draft resolution to the you went on the save gutting a privacy and restricting mass of valence we discuss the issue with journalist david c.