lots and lots of people work in boston allow the boston museum and take advantage of all the boston transportation but who don't pay taxes or don't the reference here into are not really part of the city of boston. that is something that has to be changed. you can't change it one at a time but in the global parliamenparliament of mayors ye the opportunity to say we need an urban revolution that redefines cities as metropolitan regions and we can do it together. >> i'm a new mayor so lisa is actually my mentors, and she got a lot of -- the of things we talked about was being this season on all the suburbs, and it makes sense. a lot of people that live in the suburbs work in our cities. so when you look at the stats, a growth of employment and everybody is excited about the growth of employment and lawrence. the rail is we still have touched a lot of people to work in a position created in the cities of this approach is really, really important. she taught me about make sure you have a supply chain around, go about those things. they were happy to have the discussion. no one had talked about the reg

boston, as you call him. >> yes. papa boston sometimes, too. >> axelrod: papa boston? >> papa boston. >> axelrod: what's he taught you? >> to be as great as you can be takes a certain level of commitment. >> knock her in there. >> yes, ma'am, i'd love to do that. >> axelrod: you can see the entire profile of mariah stackhouse on this month's edition of "60 minutes" sports on shotime. that is the cbs evening news for tonight. later on cbs, "48 hours." for now i'm jim axelrod in new york, and for all of us here at cbs news, thanks for joining us and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org -- for the price. need health insurance? now'e time to act. the all-out puo cover california.. before 's too late. >>> we have good news about dungeness crab. but be prepared to pay. >> the all out push to enroll in "covered california" before it's too late. >> bay area teens in a garage for months. wait until you see what they are building inside. kpix 5 news is next. ,, ,,,,,,,, >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonal

east boston. >> do you know -- >> how many movies have they made on east boston? >> listen, you know the movie "the rat." whitey bulger. [ bleep ]. that's the claim to fame. >> no, he ain't! >> yes, sir, that's all he's got. that's all he's got. >> they're from chelsea. >> you live in chelsea? >> see you later. >> i'm out of here. >> the inmates in boston shared more than neighborhood pride. they also knew how to throw a punch. >> every day. we respond to fights every day, sometimes they're one-on-one fights, sometimes multiple detainees are involved. >> got hit with a tread. >> he beat the [ bleep ] out of me. >> we just stomped him. >> on numerous occasions, the "lockup" production team would be in the middle of an interview when a fight call would come over a deputy's radio. >> however, we've had him down. got to go. be right back. right back. got to run. >> you guys must do a lot of running if you're looking at fights. >> we just break the camera off the tripod, grab the boom as much as we can as quickly as possible and we head off to see what's going on. >> l

boston that the red sox were after the boston marathon bombings in how they experienced the city, because you experienced that, right? >> there was that boston strong that permeated the city, i think that happened in new orleans, i think it happens in cities that have had tough times and when a sports team can give people something to rally around and focus on and enjoy, it kind of lightens the load. >> you have no boston accent, but can you do an impression of a boston sports fan? >> not so much. >> we have seen your impressions, you did a good impression of herm edwards. you did that speech. >> you play the win the game. >> and then we had your version of it. >> you play to win the game. >> how long did it take you to study that? >> that took about 13 seconds. they said which one do you want to do and i said i'll do that one. i watched it for 13 seconds and we filmed it. >> and you also spoofed lebron james about the decision. >> who have you already told about your decision? >> everybody. >> did you know that lebron would be in the audience? >> i could take on lebron james. i'm sorry i

and love the boston museum take advantage of boston transportation but don't pay revenues here and are not really part of the city of boston. that has to be changed and again you can't change it one at a time but in the global parliament of mayors you have the opportunity to say we need and urban revolution that refines cities as metropolitan regions and we can do it together. >> i am a new mayor. she got a lot of expressions from mayor salem as well. the information we talked about being the city center around all the suburbs and it makes sense. a lot of people who live in the suburbs work in our cities so when you look at the stats, the growth of employment and everyone excited about the growth of employment the reality is a lot of people don't actually work in a position created in the city so this approach is important, she taught me about make sure you have a supply chain around you so i said i am talking to regional mayors and managers and they were happy to have the discussion. no one had talked about the regional transit authority. it worked on its own and even though there was

he also put together a collection of maps of boston and new england for a developer in boston named norman levin they'll and that's being contributed to the boston public library, both of them ironic given later events and the fact he was taking maps out of the very libraries he was putting them into. as i discovered smiley even though he was very successful in putting the collections and selling that for quite a while, he also had several flaws that were really his undoing. one of them was he was a terrible business person. he was also chasing maps he couldn't afford and buying maps to pay for another one. he became really notorious for bouncing checks to his fellow dealers and some of them stopped doing business with him and hurt his client base. , as maps n addition became more valuable in the 1980's, there was a lot more competition that ensued. so a number of new map dealers came in and they really looked at it as a business, and may think of maps dealing collecting as sort of rarefied pursuit of people, you know, seriously studying in libraries but it's quite a business, in some ways

red sox up words of a hundred $40 million >> : last half-hour a conflicting reports in the boston speak writers that they talked with agent of policy and a ball brother and that has not been confirmed yet. seven giants obviously have a huge amount of success with baubles and a lineup over a hundred men it at in the game in a giants uniform won three world series titles including a month ago when they eat when the third world series in fact he was the 2012 ndp of the 2012 world series for san francisco giants over a hundred home runs on this bleak when the fan favorites in trying very hard to get confirmation from san francisco giant or apollo agent obviously a huge blow up 4/7 to giants also one of the most popular in china is an alliance 20 years or so in some reconfirmation one way or another will definitely passalong >> : and the code we have right now from apollo's brother call agent shady doesn't really clear things up because says eds not a done deal and they said the deal is not true. that's according to his brother agent telling other sources >> : of see what happens >> : the de

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the panda introduced in boston. he took the same deal the giants were offering five years for 95 million. there was no sense that sandoval felt snubbed. it just seems the red sox legacy and the lure playing along david ortiz at fenway and these own boston panda was enough to convince sandoval to leave san francisco. >> i know i have a great career in san francisco, but i will have a new one here and a new challenge and i want to start. it feels great to have the boston red sox uniform right now. >> and a double dose of bad news for the giants because third base coach tim flannery today announced he is retiring after 33 years in the game. abc7 sports is brought to you by ebay. >> hate to see him go. players loved him. >> and he was great in raising money for brian stowe. >> abc news continues on-line, on twitter, facebook and on all of your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. >> our next newscast is

pablo sandoval is now a member of the boston red sox. he's back in bean town today picking up his new gear. the red sox introduced their new third baseman a couple of hours ago at fenway park. he was their primary offseason target. he signed a five-year contract with boston reportedly worth $95 million. >> take me a long time to be sure that i'm gonna make the right decision. you know, the giants give me the opportunity to be in the big leagues. the giants' fans one of the best. >> he's bound to be a fan favorite in boston. he said even though he appreciated his seven season and world series everyone in san francisco he wanted a new challenge. >>> santa clara tax payers could be on the whatting for part of the ex -- could be on the hook for part of super bowl l for a dozen events leading up to the super bowl at levi stadium in early 2016. the city is launching a campaign to raise private funds to pay for the events which include a parade and a big fireworks show. but tax payers could have to pay part of that bill if that fund-raising dri

the boston map is incredibly rare. after smiley's thefts were discovered, both harvard and the boston public library were both missing their copy of the a look map from theicott original magazines. smiley only admits to stealing one copy of this map. ater the maps were recovered, number of libraries went down to new haven to look at the maps and determine who's was whose. they had a little bit of a fight over some of these maps. being librarians, it was a quiet fight. but there were a lot of maps that changed hands and went to different institutions who were able to prove through different marks were impressions -- were impressions -- or impressions who's was whose. this was proven to be the harvard map. boston is still missing theirs. this is another map by ellicott and also washington, d.c. it is very different looking. it was meant to be displayed in this diamond shape. as you can see, it is all the topography of washington, d.c., sort of stripped of landmarks and street names. this one is also quite rare. after smi

boston naval shipyard. i walked down the pier and looked at this beautiful ship, more guns than you ever seen in your life. went on board and one of the most pleasant tours i ever had. the end, i became a class warfare officer. nd we had a hardship tour in france, which was very hard. near nice. and that was any home port and go over to ven is once in a while. and we had a sad incursion and some people will remember it, we had a huge earthquake in greece. and we were the first ship to arrive to help the poor people who had been suffering from the earthquake. and i tell you, it was a disaster. the first night, i was on the ground with a sleeping bag and we had terminals come up at me and i ended up five feet in the ground. e brought in sole protective gear for the injured and elderly. and we put them in tents. and took very good care of them. one morning when i woke up, the tents were not gone but occupied by the police. the police police had thrown the and people out of the tents gone in thems. had a cook f

live pictures of protests in boston. told by the mayor of boston. at least 1,000 protesters in the streets of boston. the massachusetts connector, a main artery, thoroughfare, connects. believe we are looking at a picture in ferguson, missouri. get to boston. in ferguson, missouri, police car being turned over. police cruiser being turned over now in ferguson, missouri. of course, the national guard on the scene. last night we saw -- a, at least, two police cruisers torched. and not exactly sure where this is. again this is -- in ferguson, missouri. not sure what street it is. we are not in control of these, these pictures. van jones where is the national guard in all of this. looking at a police cruiser being torched in the city of ferguson, missouri. they brought in more -- 750 more national guard members. 2,200 here now. again, seeing more unrest here. >> well, you know really, i think frustrating for people here in ferguson. you talk to them. in the summertime when we really didn't need a lot of militarized policing we had over militarized polic

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i'm not in boston because there's a nor'easter or anything. i had a charity event last night that's why i'm this morning where it's actually pretty nice. most of the northeast is enjoying some warm temperatures. we could see strong storms across the panhandle of florida, and georgia and carolina. there's an area from red from eastern louisiana, right up into the coast of the carolinas where we could see isolated tornadoes, damaging wind gusts and also heavy downpours. buffalo area, we have flood warning because all of that snow is going to begin >>> good morning. 6:13 is the time right now. walking up some fog in the tri-valley. otherwise we're clear with a few clouds across the bay area. temperatures are cool this morning in the 40s and 50s. later on this afternoon we'll see plenty of sunshine. mid-60s to upper 60s for daytime highs. full sunshine all day long. we're going to track our next chance of rain that arrives around thanksgiving. hope to see you then. >> and that's your latest, forecast. erica. >> all right, dylan, thank. president o

the panda introduced in boston. he took the same deal the giants were offering five years for 95 million. there was no sense that sandoval felt snubbed. it just seems the red sox legacy and the lure playing along david ortiz at fenway and these own boston panda was enough to convince sandoval to leave san francisco. >> i know i have a great career in san francisco, but i will have a new one here and a new challenge and i want to start. it feels great to have the boston red sox uniform right now. >> and a double dose of bad news for the giants because third base coach tim flannery today announced he is retiring after 33 years in the game. abc7 sports is brought to you by ebay. >> hate to see him go. players loved him. >> and he was great in raising money for brian stowe. >> abc news continues on-line, on twitter, facebook and on all of your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. >> our next newscast is ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it,

you see similar things in boston. two connecticut tavern, sons of liberty from new york city showed up and urged local radicals to join them in resisting the stamp act. which first group met weekly at william howard's tavern established a committee can see the we general safety of the colonies and british constitution to depend on a firm union of the whole. this was the sons of liberty, a group that eventually stented to the 13 colonies, in network of tavern resistance. it was reminiscence of the fraternity of tavern clubs. these were thought of as brotherly. these groups drew on tavern idioms of unity and masculine that would come to characterize the revolutionary movement and institutions. new yorkers made it clear whose political opinions were welcome in the taverns. taverns were places where authority was largely absent. yet men could fortify each other with strong words and drink. every well of wisher to their country was acceptable, that language was meant to exclude as well as include. if you favor the stamp ac

mayor minino lived u's boston ip to it's. on behalf much a grateful people, i urge my colleagues to come together to pass a resolution noaa introduced yesterday by myself and senator markey celebrating the life of mayor tom menino. thank you, and i yield. the presiding officer: the senator from louisiana. ms. landrieu: mr. president, i thank my colleagues for allowing a ten-minute discussion today by unanimous consent on an important issue that the congress is taking up today over on the house side, debate on the keystone pipeline is starting. and i understand that there could potentially be a vote as early as tomorrow. i am so pleased to have been one of the spark plugs that helped to get us moving, not in the next congress but in this lame duck session of this congress. the american people spoke loudly and clearly, not only in my state of louisiana but around the country, wanting us to work together to get the job done. i was very pleased that the republican leadership brought to the floor the early childhood education bill

boston is reporting delays over an hour-and-a-half. but they have the green up on there meaning it is getting better. newark has delays over an hour- and-a-half as well. you see atlanta, seattle, los angeles, chicago, good thing there is we are not seeing a ripple effect. if a big airport like boston gets messed around, that messes with chicago which messes with atlanta all the way down the line. so things on the travel, not as bad as we have seen on holiday week like this. when i come back, we are going to talk about our travel and get back from where you are going because the weather, the mountains, there will be snow. around here, there will be rain. see you back with all the specifics. >>> all right, thank you bill. many people around the bay area are already starting to cook their holiday feast as ktvu channel 2 news' john sasaki found out today. all of that cooking and prepping is getting people in the holiday spirit. >> reporter: in the east bay is young's market. it is like plenty of small town grocery stores. >> this is our se

paolo signed with the boston red sox for five years for a hundred million dollars. it had been conflicting reports on both sides whether not it is true or not and have an hour ago the president of the san francisco giants arrived here and i was one of two close look enough to get him is a rod uncovered this is an area like that with him just a half hour of we'll have a response from and the get them also offers a we hope to bring come back 50 minutes ago we last talked to them he said he has made a decision we make great offers help is a money thing is a decision loss of decisions get made we love them yet seen the numbers the numbers you seen in the one you made are they compatible that's not fair to the process we love to have some back to get from their shop offers and see what happens we were back to the players over the years and we've attempted to get him will see what happens until we are told is not that we still have a good chance we love him love to have come back >> jackie sissel: still lot of uncertainty. his on the most beloved giants is his entire care

at the brain bank, collaboration with the boston university and va boston health care system led by dr. an mckee, 58 of the 62 brains of former nfl studied have been found positive for this disease. athletes as young as 17. dr. mckee connected to motor neuroron disease. and want to mention having my friend kevin turner here in the room who courageously is taking on this issue. i'll defer the rest of my science to my colleague, dr. stern. the we need answers quickly. we don't know how big this problem is. but it may be massive with 1.7 million tbis a year, 3.8 million ks and we have to recognize contact sports are constantly evolving and still don't know what the full life effects are of exposing children to repetitive brain trauma because the sports they're playing now aren't the ones we were then. and football players didn't hit each other in the head. soccer wasn't as popular so don't know what the effects of headers are. few women were playing contact sports so don't know these answers but it is a public health crisis so while we work to independently fund more work and applaud the

dylan is in boston. >> we have a lot coming up this half hour. we want to get you caught up on the top headlines this morning. washington d.c. former mayor marion barry has died. he was sent to prison in 1990 six months for drug use. >>> bracing for round two after days of a snowstorm left them under snow. now bracing for a warm up and flooding. the south braces for severe weather including danger of tornados. >> sources tell nbc news, a grand jury in ferguson, his miss will reconvene tomorrow. they'll review charges and vote on the shooting death of michael brown. >>> we have a miraculous stiory of survivor. a 4-year-old falls 200 feet down the side of a cliff. he was put in a coma. now he's doing better. we'll talk to his parents about the recovery. >>> we're all getting ready for thanksgiving. sandra lee is in our kitchen. she's going to show us a few tips and tricks to make your turkey moist and she'll share her favorite dishes to save you time and stress. >> we'll take it. >>> also stopping by the singer and actress is by with a full album o

more on the deal that has pablo sandoval heading to boston. >> we should not be surprised. the red sox led the pack in the panda sweepstakes, but still a bad way to wake up if you are a giants fan. cbs insider sports john hayman says sandoval will receive close to $100 million for five years, $10 more than the giants were willing to pay pablo. they offered him five years at $90 million. when the offer came after the world series sandoval countered by asking for a zen year deal. he is the two -- seven year deal. he is a two-time all-star with three wins with the giants. he has hit 366 in 17 games. other outlets say it is not a done deal yet. a bonds radio station interviewed agents saying panda is still weighing offers but hayman is a reliable baseball insider and says ed reliable sources close to the deal. back to you. >> thank you. >>> we are following breaking news in san francisco. police are trying to piece together evidence from a fatal shooting in a remote triangle area. a person was shot after 12:30 this morning. that person reportly died on the way to the hospital.

one of their former teammates went off on boston tonight. minus their injured stars, dure dure -- durant and westbrook. played 31 minutes and off the bench for oklahoma city. hit 11 of 16 and four of five from deep and scored 28 points in the thunder's 109-94 win over the celtics. he could fall out of bed and hit three's. abc7 sports is brought to you by ebay. >> intriguing about what is happening with pablo. maybe he goes to boston and maybe he doesn't. what will happen ultimately? >> i think he wants to come back. we will see. i am unsure how p will all play out. the one thing i am sure of, his agent vasquez, is tired of answering my questions. >> enough of that larry beil. >> he is pretty tired of that. >> keep asking him. >> thank you. >> abc7 news continuing now on-line and on twitter and facebook and on all of your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. >> our next newscast is at 4:30

the seed to great in boston. -- the seed took root in boston. within this ground are buried the victims of the boston march 5, 1770. the first to die in the boston --sacre , help to firedge the shot heard round the world. , a colored man who carried out lexington, concord, and bunker hill. on christmas day, 1776, when all but the bravest hearts had lost hope, he took his place .longside those who pushed on in the winter of 78 at valley forge, george washington wrote, our soldiers have been a week without food. they are naked and starving. is -- here are thousands of others, left their bleeding footprints in the snow. the people of the new world won their independence. 13 colonies became the united states. ,he people of the new republic together, they pioneered and they made territories into states. nation.coming a great then came more -- war. -- we have met the enemy and they are ours. in new orleans, when general , thomas melton was there. ships. began to build came 1861. people, byent of the shallople, for the people not perish from this earth

. >> reporter: at her home in boston, dr. naheed bedlia knew exactly what to pack for her second trip to sierra leone in four months. this time with partners in help. what's harder is being mentally prepared to see so much suffering, patients waiting for treatment, a man who just lost a family member. >> i think that i wasn't ready to walk in an environment to see so many people die. >> reporter: 10-year-old mark is one of many orphans in port loco where she is headed. >> you walk in and you're covered head to toe in personal protective equipment, and all that's really showing is your eyes. and you have a lot of kids there who have lost their entire families and they are wandering alone, you know. in those ebola treatment units. what do you do? simply bending down and touching them on the shoulder or petting them on the head and looking at them in the eye was enough to take the fear away. that it's not -- it clearly is not nearly enough. it feels good to be back on site and be able to help out. >> reporter: after a 12-hour da

the panda introduced in boston. he took the same deal the giants were offering five years for 95 million. there was no sense that sandoval felt snubbed. it just seems the red sox legacy and the lure playing along david ortiz at fenway and these own boston panda was enough to convince sandoval to leave san francisco. >> i know i have a great career in san francisco, but i will have a new one here and a new challenge and i want to start. it feels great to have the boston red sox uniform right now. >> and a double dose of bad news for the giants because third base coach tim flannery today announced he is retiring after 33 years in the game. abc7 sports is brought to you by ebay. >> hate to see him go. players loved him. >> and he was great in raising money for brian stowe. >> abc news continues on-line, on twitter, facebook and on all of your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. >> our next newscast is ring ring!... progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tende

y aquÍ la casa de las medias rojas de boston, los archirrivales de los yankees! go yankees! >> go red socks! (risas) ♪ ♪ >> tambiÉn quise darle una visita al lugar donde mÁs se palpa la diversidad cultural de esa ciudad. >> bienvenidos al market. >> es uno de los lugares mÁs visitados y de mayor movimiento,donde ya se siente la presencia latina. >> boston, nos ha encantado, lÁstima la lluvia al principio, pero la gente, es encantadora, y sobre todo el market es para todos los gustos. >> cada vez que vienen mis amigos de repÚblica americana les digo, tenemos que ir al market, porque son todas las opciones posibles de comida de diferentes paÍses, es lo que mÁs me gusta. >> sin duda el lugar perfecto para pasarla bien cuando haces un viaje relÁmpago como el nuestro. ♪ ♪ >> go yankees! >> go red socks! >> go yankees! >> go yankees! (risas) ♪ ♪ >> ay, ese pobre hombre, ya no va a poder al salir a la calle. >> te van a sacar de boston! >> no digas eso, cÁllate, ella es mi amiga celina que me trajo tacos deliciosos. >> de lengua, de pastor, de tripa, de asada,

i can see him going you need to come out to boston my friend. >> you need to come out to boston and extend your career by becoming a dh right? >> by the way it's going to have snow there tomorrow. >> it will snow there tomorrow. >> have fun. >> i know he's going to learn about -- how to shovel the snow out of the driveways very quickly there. hi everyone, we currently have nothing but the abundance of sunshine. take a peek at this currently looking at mount diablo. we wiped away some of the haze, sure a little bit there but the winds as you can tell by the trees there are blowing out of the northeast up to about 20 miles per hour. it's an offshore flee right now. livermore bumped up to 64 degrees as a result of that grise. up to the north, oakland across the bay in the upper 50s. now this is what we need to know about our air quality report today. it is a fair the air day. with the biggest hinge in the air quality north of the golden gate bridge and i got to tell you, i had truly believed we'll see this repeat performance again tomorrow. with additional warming taking place. so very mild t

dan, are you with us from boston? daniel, are you with us from boston? technical difficulties with daniel. we are hearing 1,000 protesters in boston. one of them again. >> i'm in. can you hear me. hello. >> daniel. 1,000 protesters there. what's going on? >> right now. peaceful march. we are about 700. i can see people. as far as ahead of me. people are peaceful. people are angry. people are fed up. in indictment. justice. people are being peaceful right now. when did this or rally march start, jose. and how, how long has it been going on. >> i tell you, it has probably been at least, 2 1/2 if not three hours. i got here late the i have been here an hour and a half. people are outside the -- the correctional facility when i arrived. and -- i would say it was about 1,000 or more strong. it has been going on for a minute. spontaneously moved on to mass avenue. and kept going. protesters taking over the street. done it peacefully. a beautiful thing to see. it started with a few and it has grown into this crowd, jose. pretty much moved spontaneously. people

giants star third baseman pablo sandoval could be packing up and heading for boston. cbs is reporting that pablo sandoval has agreed to a five year contract for close to $100 million with the boston red sox but several are saying his agent said that panda has not signed with any team and even yesterday the joyans said they have not made the final offer to the panda. agents deny reports of signing in an effort to best the price. pablo sandoval has been one of the most reliable players and a superstar in post-season. we will see what is going on here. pablo sandoval has terrific. the giants have not commented. we not today of his status. >> we are following breaking news in san francisco, a fatal shooting in the duboce triangle of the city. amy hollyfield is at noe and hen try street. >> it is quiet now. investigators is gathered their evidence and cleared the scene we have video them doing their work overnight and this happen at about 12:30, we talked to a resident who her the gunshots and heard someone screaming for help, but he was too scared to leave to see what was

still unconfirmed whether pablo sandoval is headed to boston. that's not to say there's been plenty of buzz about this. cbs sports, espn and the a.p. reporting that pablo sandoval is headed to the red sox. even at this hour, the giants have not heard a response from pablo's agent. giants' assistant gm bobby evans is the point person handling the negotiations. he's been on several radio stations denying pablo has signed on with the red sox. what the source did say is the giants' offer is close to what the red sox is offering, five years, close to $100. it's now up to pablo sandoval to decide where his heart is and where he wants to play. several fans were yet that he could be playing -- upset that he could be paying for another team. >> it's heartbreaking. he's been such a clutch player for us. it will be hard to replace him. >> you know he's gonna move on. it would have been nice to have loyalty. it's not all about money or shouldn't. he has to go where his heart is, i guess, boston. he better buy some warm clothes. [laughter] >> reporter: now,

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now he wants to do the same thing to the boston,. that is a terrible idea. a boston journalist. so how did you save it? >> well, you have to make the park great if it is going to attract private funding. security, sanitation. whole cultural. a lot of programming to a draw people into the park at off hours. it's always safe. the best safety is not that tough security. john: the businesses around the park to cough up the money. and since 1996 we have not as the city government for a single dollar. john: it sounds good to me. the park looks great. what's wrong. >> well, the park looks good, but it could be better, and it could be public. john: what is so wrong with sucking money from private businesses? >> it goes into private pockets. john: so what? >> is very good to use, for dan to use the public land for running a private business or rent apart where all year round there is commercial revenue from renting in up to businesses. he keeps all that money. people don't realize that. i was in the park yesterday. i walked around and did a survey i asked 20 people if they thought this m

pablo likely headed to boston. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> very interesting, thank you, brian. >>> 7:07. and developing news, more developing news, defense secretary chuck hagel is reportedly resigning from president obama's cabinet today. president obama is expected to announce hagel's resignation at 8 ool 10 this morning -- 8:10 this morning our time at the white house. sources says the president's decision is due to the threat from salt lake state militants and the -- islamic state militants and the belief he was not have the skills is debt necessary to deal with the threat. hagel is a former republican senator and served at pentagon chief since early -- as pentagon chief since early 2013. and hagel has agreed to remain in office until his successor is confirmed by the senate. once again, reports say that defense secretary chuck hagel has resigned and announcement will will come from the president in one hour. >>> and there's a surprising new plan to speed up santa clara county's slow election returns.

one of their former teammates went off on boston tonight. minus their injured stars, dure dure -- durant and westbrook. played 31 minutes and off the bench for oklahoma city. hit 11 of 16 and four of five from deep and scored 28 points in the thunder's 109-94 win over the celtics. he could fall out of bed and hit three's. abc7 sports is brought to you by ebay. >> intriguing about what is happening with pablo. maybe he goes to boston and maybe he doesn't. what will happen ultimately? >> i think he wants to come back. we will see. i am unsure how p will all play out. the one thing i am sure of, his agent vasquez, is tired of answering my questions. >> enough of that larry beil. >> he is pretty tired of that. >> keep asking him. >> thank you. >> abc7 news continuing now on-line and on twitter and facebook and on all of your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. >> our next newscast is at ring ring!... progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'

the boston red sox want to show him the money big time. they have come in with five years and $95 million. we knew that pablo had visited boston earlier in the week. he met with the red sox monday and tuesday and flew back wednesday. on wednesday, that is when the giants spoke to sandoval's agent and again, on later, maybe a little later on in the day. they offered apparently five years, $90 million. no word on whether there is an option to make it six years which may be, might be able to sweeten the deal. it could be more than just the giants and the red sox bidding because the blue jays are in the mix. the san diego padres today met with his agent at his home in miami. and the pads reportedly want to make some sort of substantial offer as well. so the giants, they expect the decision on whether he is staying or going by thanksgiving and that is just six days from now. one thing is for sure, pablo sandoval is going to be a very rich man when it is said and done. >> it sounds like they are going to give the giants a shot to match the deal.

., boston, is this not good news. about 3 to 6 inches out towards boston and new york city. just go inland or possibly towards new england itself, you're talking over a foot snow in some places. so it's all about timing. it's about getting out before that things change. temperatures in the 50s. in fact, freezing temperatures expected by 11:00 a.m. that means rain shifts into snow. you look at the system out there. if you're out towards d.c. and new york city, before 10:00 a.m. before you see that switchover, that's where you get that hairy mix. from boston you have until 1:00. . it's that wintry mix as it gets colder and colder, it turns into snowfall. the majority of this will kick out of here. if you miss your flight, hopefully, you can get in another one through tomorrow. if you're driving the i-95 corridor, almost that border to the right, most likely seeing rain to the west. most likely seeing heavy amounts of snowfall. so very tricky there on the roads as well. other hubs affected, atlanta looks good. but a few flurries out towards denver. we're talking a little wind t

one of their former teammates went off on boston tonight. minus their injured stars, dure dure -- durant and westbrook. played 31 minutes and off the bench for oklahoma city. hit 11 of 16 and four of five from deep and scored 28 points in the thunder's 109-94 win over the celtics. he could fall out of bed and hit three's. abc7 sports is brought to you by ebay. >> intriguing about what is happening with pablo. maybe he goes to boston and maybe he doesn't. what will happen ultimately? >> i think he wants to come back. we will see. i am unsure how p will all play out. the one thing i am sure of, his agent vasquez, is tired of answering my questions. >> enough of that larry beil. >> he is pretty tired of that. >> keep asking him. >> thank you. >> abc7 news continuing now on-line and on twitter and facebook and on all of your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. >> our next newscast is at 4:30 exactly the way you want it... until boom, it's bedtime! your mattress is a battleground of thwarted desire. enter the sleep number bed. right now save $

manino served more than 20 years as boston's mayor the longest in that cities history. bee can aim a familiar face during the aftermath of the boston marathon bombings, manino died thursday from cancer. he was 71 years old. >>> we're learning ferguson missouri police requested no fly zones to keep the media away during protest that is followed michael brown's death, according to the ap, the u.s. government agreed to restrict more than 37 square miles of air space for 12 days in august for safety reasons but records show, authorities privately said they wanted to keep news helicopters a away. brown, who was unarmed, was killed by a ferguson missouri police officer. a grand jury is trying to deciding whether that officer will be charged with anything. >>> in california police are expected to release more information today about the halloween hit and run deaths of three teenage girls. thirteen year-old twin sisters and their friend were hit and killed friday night in the crosswalk of the santa ana. a damaged black honda suv was found a short distance from the scene, invest

and in boston -- massive crowds rallied from boston city hall to the state house. these are aerials. 14-hundred protestors stood face to face with local and state police. police say the facility was immediately locked down overnight as a precaution. this is just some of the number of cities affected today by the riots you can get all your breaking news alerts. on the go. with our kron4 app. it is free to download. we will continue to follow development online on kron4-dot- com. and on our facebook and twitter pages. for the second time tonight, a bart train has hit a person. that's the major medical emergency going on right now at the embarcadero station in san francisco. no word on the victim's condition. a person was hit. they will be treated and transported to a hospital. trains are single tracking. earlier this evening, a train hit and killed someone at the downtown berkeley bart station. causing delays on the richmond line. the downtown berkeley bart station has reopened. bart officials say, normal service has since been restored to the richmond line in the fr

students from boston college, we're learning that boston police headquarters has now made its way to the roxbury section of town. our affiliate wcvb, the looting that went on in parts of ferguson, the vast majority were peaceful and there is a sense of resolve today to rebuild and to be there for one another. i've spoken with business owners who say their customers, their neighbors offering to help them get back on their feet. one business owner got to her business today vandalized last night, her customers were out there helping clean up. even last night there were these pockets of property damage, others in the community stood together to tray to protect local businesses here. once again here is sarah sideman. >> reporter: on a night of chaos andre thomas wasn't a part of it. he and his friends stand in front of a wig shop with its windows smashed out. tell me what you're doing out here. >> stopping people looting. that's not what i'm about. just want to protect it. >> reporter: thomas lives a few miles away. he doesn't know the own ers but he says it is his duty to protect it. he

is not choosing the boston red sox over the giants. he's choosing the american league rule book. >> reporter: a rule book that will allow a third baseman with a continual weight problem to eventually play offense only as a designated hitter in the american league. >> he will always be a giant to me. >> reporter: always. >> always. >> reporter: still, maybe this was inevitable. take a look around the giants dugout store which today sold regular giants hats and giraffe hats but no panda hats. if this tells you anything, they have been out for awhile. >> yeah, he's gone. >> reporter: at the world series parade this year -- >> i love being here with my teammates. i love being here with the fans. i love being part of the three, the dynasty we have. in five years, we will have three world series. >> reporter: for any giants fan, a lifetime's worth of good feelings and great memories. from san francisco, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> hate to see him go. >> we will miss him. >>> we have a lot more to get to. coming up -- >> we are the public

flights to boston are experiences delays averaging an hour and 25 minutes. those going to newark, new jersey are facing delays of about two hours and ten minutes. >>> icy weather back east, but it is a gorgeous warm day around the bay for us. we will see changes soon. let's bring in chief meteorologist bill martin with the big changes coming. >> well definitely, rain we have been talking about. but the big story is the travel. it is a travel day. not in the west coast. the weather is not a problem here. here is the nor'easter. they call it a nor'easter because it moves toward the northeast and as it does, it pulls cold air off the rockies and canada and warm air from out in the atlantic and you get tons of snow. that is what they are sighing. boston has had up to a foot of snow. there have been flight delays for many. boston was showing up to two hour flight delays but they have since updated to green which is a better sign. newark, you are red. that means your airport delays are up to an hour-and-a-half. everybody else, san francisco, chicago, looking good.