house spear. the expected move has forced republicans now to delay their house leadership vote. >> one of the men who stopped a gunman on a french train is in critical condition tonight. this is video that shows his return home, and this is the video that shows spencer stone being stabbed outside of a sacramento bar. investigators say the incident was not related to terrorism. now at 5:30, no sweat. an elderly woman slams into a newton gym and minutes later, her husband, the passenger goes inside just to workout. needless to say, neither one of them was hurt. >> tonight, police are trying to figure out why the driver lost control. beth? >> reporter: lisa, some here at boston sports club thought that was an unusual response to the crash because take a look at the damage behind me. you can see where the car went right through the wall where they are working now to make the repairs. it's fortunate no one was injured either inside or out. >> we heard a really huge bang.

>> reporter: a bang that shook the walls when the car came crashing through the boston sports club making it halfway inside. sadalia was in the room next to it. >> i saw one of the desks just move over. i thought it was an earthquake. >> reporter: police say this 82-year-old female driver was pulling into a handicapped parking space with her husband when she somehow kept going. fortunately, there was no one inside the now exposed room, a former physical therapy office now used for storage. the couple was uninjured. >> they were both outside of the car standing, so then it was just like, okay, that's fine. let's just get you guys inside. >> reporter: as hard as the crash was, police say it could have been worse if the walls here were made of concrete. >> the walls were made of stucco and insulation that was behind them. probably because of that, the way the vehicle went into the building, she wasn't injured. >> reporter: despite the harvey damage and chaos, the driver's

husband handled it his own way. he went in for his workout. >> i guess he felt that that's what he needed to do. i said okay, as long as it's cleared with the e -- emt. they said okay. police are now looking into how the driver lost control with enough force to go right through. i'm beth germano, wbz news. lisa? >> beth, thank you. we have wild video from connecticut this evening. a 17-year-old girl jumping out of a moving car, police say, to escape a kidnapper. the bridgeport police department released this edited surveillance video. you see somebody jump out of the gray toyota at the top of the screen here. she then gets up and runs away. police say this was a teenaged girl who had been lured into the car and assaulted by a woman in her 40s. so far, no one has been arrested. another little boy from maine who may have contracted e. coli at a county fair is in for a long recovery.

miles' father says the bacteria says his son is destroying his red blood cells. right now, the 17-month-old is in a pediatric intensive care unit where doctors are treating him with dialysis and blood transfusions. colleton gray died of the bacteria. both boys likely came into cop tact with the oxford fair petting zoo. a huge fire at the plant was an accident. it blew up at this time last night. today, investigators say it started in a building in a makeshift kiln. today the results show it is safe. david? >> lisa, a developing story tonight. an apology from a bigwig at volkswagen testifying on capitol hill, he said that he plans to compensate car owners who were duped by vw's cheating on emissions tests. craig boswell is in washington with the latest.

are shocked volkswagen rigged its cars to cheat on the emissions tests. >> vw is the lance armstrong of vehicles. >> reporter: they tricked the tests into showing acceptable levels of pollution. on the road this he were 10 to 40 times above epa limits. >> to my understanding this was something individuals did. >> i cannot accept vw's portrayal of this as something by a couple of rogue software engineers. >> reporter: jack fitzgerald is dealing with concerned customers at his two maryland volkswagen dealerships. >> they want an explanation, and i tell them they'll get one as soon as we can. >> reporter: some customers may never come back. >> even your older loyal customers will worry about, well, can i trust them any dids more some. >> reporter: vehicles wagon's american ceo says they are

lawmakers weren't shy about offering suggestions. >> for example, allowing customers to actually return the car for what they paid for it. >> this is one of the areas we're looking into right now in terms of how to compensate our customers. >> reporter: the scandal impacts nearly half a million cars on u.s. roads. craig boswell, cbs news, washington. lumber liquidators will plead guilty to making false claims about their hardwood flooring. authorities say the lumber liquidators should have known the wood it was using came from illegal sources. it's just another blow to the company exposed by "60 mines" earlier this year for having high levels of toxic chemicals in their flooringp. get ready to pay more for netflix. it is increasing the price for its standard plan by $1. it's only for new customers. current customers won't see their bill increase until next year. tonight, damage from this

past winter is keeping thousands of massachusetts residents out of their homes even now. they say insurance companies aren't doing enough to help them. lauren leamanczyk takes a closer look. >> reporter: the ice dams should be a distant memory. >> we have water that came in, in every room coming through the windows, the ceilings, running down the walls. it just came in everywhere. >> reporter: instead, she finds herself still living in a mobile home in her driveway watching her house rot. >> it's just been stalled. >> reporter: eight months after this family filed their claim with the insurance company, she's fighting over water damage to floors and mold in the attic that she says developed because the remaidiation company left it -- remediation company left it soaking wet. wbz was there in september as workers finally began tearing down her walls. in sharon, michael is hoping to get out of his trailer and back into his home this month. the initial estimate was for $100,000.

his insurance company, united property and casualty offered him $60,000. >> i've been paying a little out of my own pocket trying to get it done. >> reporter: there's no hard numbers on how many unresolved claims there are statewide. it's estimated that there's a lot. are we talking dozens? >> thousands. >> reporter: he's still working on more than 60. are there going to be people who can't live in their homes as we start winter again? >> yes, unfortunately. >> reporter: a mountain of claims poured in as people chipped the ice off her roofs and discovered the mess left behind. according to pop, the first wave of adjustors arrived from all over the country, many from much warmer climates. some failed to document the full damage. >> people can't get the work done for what they estimated it. >> reporter: the state's biggest insurance companies say they have done their best. orbella tells wbz they have closed 87% of their thousands

of winter claims. this liberty mutual group tells us they are at 99%. >> it's also moved. >> reporter: tom from wellesley agrees most customers were compensated fairly. he says the best way to avoid the hassle is to read your coverch's fine print and prepare your home now -- coverage's fine print and prepare now. >> reinsulate the water shields and reventilate. >> reporter: for people like geoghan, it's small comfort. she's hoping to have this resolved before getting dumped on again. >> this is a catastrophic thing that happened to this house. we're not asking for anything special. just put my house back the way it was. that's it. >> reporter: the division of insurance received 21 complaints related to winter weather. the a.g.'s office also has dozens. upc who's handling fish's claims didn't return our calls but each of the others said they did their very best for clients under unprecedented circumstances. for the i-team, lauren

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testing out new emojis. facebook calls them reactions. so instead of iconic "like" icons, you can represent your love like wow, yay, happy and sad faced. right now, reactions are only available in spain and ireland. facebook is hoping to bring them to american users in the next few weeks. the whole point is somebody writes something sad, you don't want to hit "like." >> yeah. >> i just like that we don't have to use words anymore. a toy is raising eyebrows. >> a california mother was shocked what she found inside of a play mobile pirate ship set. it came with a dark skinned figurine with no shoes, tattered pants and directions neck. the toy-maker says it was meant to represent a former slave and anyone in any way. as of now it is still being not well. >> how does it happen? >> i don't know.

if beyonce is your inspiration, here is a way to follow your -- >> she is mine, you know that. this is for anyone looking to enter the industry. matthew 'noles was her manager for two decades and says he'll show you how she got to the top. the october 24th seminar costs $200 per person, $300 if you want the vip package including photo op. not with beyonce but with her dad. as of right now, beyonce will not be attending. >> well, he certainly knew how to do it. >> but she's the one with the talent. the seminar's just going to say, have a daughter with a ton of talent. a federal lawsuit over a recipe. yes, a local restaurant owner claims former employees stole her family secrets. >> what can you say about the weather lately? it's been fantastic. head over toward uxbridge. bruce is checking in at 60 on the dot. he says enjoy the beautiful

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ripoff. the owner of a popular weston restaurant is accusing former employees of stealing secret family recipes. the owner of dumpling daughters says they used the recipes to open a competing restaurant. >> as lauren leamanczyk shows us, she's now taking them to federal court. >> reporter: at dumpling daughters, customers wait for the doors to open. >> they're fantastic. i've never had a dumpling better than that. >> reporter: they dine on asian style buns. owner nadia says the secret to success for the almost year old restaurant is the food. >> i take a lot of pride in the

recipes that my mother and i created together. we tweaked everything together and it's very special to us. >> reporter: these are some of the dumplings customers rave about. the lawsuit allegations the recipe was ripped off by a former employee. spellman filed the suit but didn't want to comment so we drove to the other dumpling joint dumpling girl to see if the recipes were really stolen. no one here wanted to talk, but the menus tell the story. side by side, the dumpling offers are nearly identical as are the noodle dishes. many describe the ingredients verbatim including this ramen dish. as for the logos? you be the judge. >> i don't think it matters to us. >> reporter: not a big deal to the first time girl customers. to daughters -- >> that's scandalous. >> reporter: in this battle, it could down to how much dough a family recipe is worth.

the taste test settled in court. in weston, lauren leamanczyk, wbz news. >> dumpling daughter is asking the dumpling girl to change their name and logo even though the restaurants are more than a half hour apart. they worry that it will confuse some customers. one thing i definitely learned from that story is that i'm in the mood for dumplings. >> we could have a full team investigation. >> we could sample the dishes and come up with conclusive answers. >> and on a day like this, have a picnic. >> since early june, have we >> no. too, if you recall. a little cool in the city, 56 degrees in boston. wind out of the east at 10 miles per hour. pretty cool across the region. we're mainly in the mid-50s around 60. a couple of warm spots sitting at 65. clear skies for now, but clouds are starting to move their way in from the west. we have changes on the way really the one active weather

day in the forecast. some of the showers moving across michigan this evening will be arriving for tomorrow afternoon. for tonight, though, it stays quiet. we'll fall back quickly this evening into the 40s and the temperatures should hold steady as the clouds increase after midnight. it won't be a completely overcast day tomorrow. bright skies especially in the southeastern part of the state. boston to providence down toward the cape and islands for at least the first half of the day. the clouds tend to thicken as we go on and showers become more numerous after lunchtime. so into the afternoon and early evening, just enough instability in the atmosphere tomorrow. we might see a little bit of lightning and here's some thunder. any friday afternoon or evening plans, you could get a quick burst of rainfall and lightning. the wind will be the biggest thing we have to deal with on friday before all of this moves offshore. it's all gone by saturday morning as we start the weekend. in terms of the wind, coming

the morning, it will be breezy and things start to ramp up. these gusts will be in the 20 to 45 mile-per-hour range. so it gets uncomfortable to be outside in the afternoon and evening. then we'll slowly start to die down as we head toward tomorrow night. then we warm up tomorrow. upper 60s to around 70 for high temps. then we'll crash back down into the weekend. one of the coolest days we've had so far this season. 58 degrees on saturday. so it will be a crisp start to the columbus day weekend. sunday moderates into the mid- 60s. by monday, we're into the low to middle 70s warming up each bright skies. the one thing that really has an impact this weekend is saturday night. we could get our first night. high pressure will be right over southern new england. we'll have light winds. looks like a clear sky. some clouds may tray to spill in from the north and that

at this point, i'm expecting widespread 20s and 30s across northern new england. how about the foliage? this is the weekend. usually locally. not usually in northern new england. this is ragged mountains. a lot of leaves are already down by this time of the season usually. this picture from jiminy peak callers are look -- colors are looking great there. reaching down into the berkshires, we saw a picture of snow that looks stellar. overall it will be a great columbus day weekend. we love it when weather doesn't mess with our plans at all. as we head into next week it is a mild start then we kohl back off. a lot of variety and one thing we don't have much of is rain. the run tonight of our school yard shoutout in a big way. dam niles visiting third, fourth and fifth graders in dracut. we have a new weather video

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mail: comments@captioncolorado.com breaking right now here at 6:00, it only took two days. tonight, the first class action lawsuit has been filed against draftkings and fan duel, the fantasy sports web sites who are accused of insider trading. >> liam martin is live with the breaking details. liam? >> reporter: it is a kentucky man who filed the suit claiming draftkings and fan duel were customers. the suit coming two day as against those companies. the new york attorney general launched an investigation looking into whether employees of daily fantasy sports sites had access to private data that would give them an unfair advantage. yesterday, draft kings and fan duel banned employees from playing fantasy sports on other sites. they say they always banned employees from their own sites. fan duel has no comment on the new lawsuit. the ceo of draftkings says he's

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