live from the channel 4 studios in boston. this is wbz news this morning. good morning to you, 6:00 right now. i'm chris mckennon. >> it is wednesday, october 19. >> and developing right now at 6:00, a brockton high schooler hit and killed while riding his bicycle. the driver also a teenager. we're live with the latest on the investigation. >> a swimmer pulled hours. the rescue off the beach. >> and the final faceoff, what both presidential candidates are doing to prepare for their last debate tonight. but we will start with danielle niles this morning and we are expecting a very nice day out there. >> that's right. no umbrellas today. >> definitely don't need those. 75 to 80. feeling more like the end of august. i know a lot of us were waiting for the warmup.

it's humid as you step out this morning. going to stay active today. 65. mid 60s in manchester. concord sitting at 55. mild for us. and mid 60s on the cape. had a couple sprinkles. these are dwindling. but the clouds are going to pass through this morning and it's going to be varying amounts. just over an hour from now, warm, 77 by lunchtime. beautifuto top out at 75 to 80 degrees. sun and clouds, quite pleasant. and still in the mid 70s for the ride home. some rain on the way. i'll have details coming up in a few. >> getting a check of traffic right now. a live look northbound lanes at the expressway by the gas tank and traffic is crawling. it's going to be like this from 128. as you make your way up the split. all the way up to columbia

bay exit. >> a car ran into the front of cheetos restaurant near blue hill. this happened shortly before 4:00. the damage is extensive to the car and the front of that building. one person was sent to the hospital. >> now to a developing story. a teenage boy hit and killed by an suv while riding his bicycle. that driver is also a teenager. >> let's get to nicole jacobs. >> chris, it all happened here on main street. police have not yet released the name of that young teenage bicyclist, but they also haven't released whether or not charges will be filed for the driver of the suv who was 18 years old. >> around dusk tuesday, emergency crews were called to main street in brockton. a young boy hit and killed while riding his bike. >> it's a very active

witnesses. >> hours into the investigation, authorities had few clues. the victim was a teenager, they say, but all other information unknown. >> what's going on right now is we are working closely with school officials and the cell phone that the boy had. >> accident reconstructionists were on the scene well into the night trying toe determine how the crash happened. the 18-year-old driver did stop and was interviewed by was cooperative. no charges filed at this point, it's very early in the investigation. >> so many questions surrounding this tragedy that left a community in deep sorrow. >> it's enough when it's a child, it's gut wrenching. ism i'm a father of six. some families life changed for ever tonight. >> at this point, the district

this investigation. again, it's unclear if charges will be filed and what contributing factors led to this crash. we're live in brockton, wbz this morning. >> 6:04. a man working on his car shot in dorchester. a gunman fired about 15 rounds and then ran off. the man was rushed to boston medical center with life threatening injuries. no word on any arrest. a swimmer who got caught in a rip current pulled to safety. ana is live with all of the details. ana. >> what an incredible rescue and happy outcome for this man ask his family. he was stranded in the ocean for several hours before that helicopter spotted him. 58-year-old, randall and his son-in-law, 28-year-old, alexander went swimming

wearing wet suits. but they became separated by strong rip currents and dense fog. around 7:00. the swimmers hadn't returned home, their family grew anxious and called 911. the coast guard launched a massive search with the helicopter and airplane and a rescue boat. officials say a short time later, the 28-year-old managed to swim to shore and walk to the command post. but it wasn't until two hours later that the helicopter spotted the 58-year-old tweeding a mile offshore. he was reunited with his family, he was taken to the hospital where he was in stable condition. reporting live, wbz this morning. a man exposing himself to elementary school students in andover. police are hoping security camera footage or alert neighbors will help track him down. that man exposed himself twice to a parking lot that face the

four kids saw it and told their parents. >> i'm shaking inside, like my teeth were chattering . i come here every day. i was saying, it's like we're in this bubble, and it feels safe, and so many things going on now. i feel like there's nowhere safe to take her. >> police say the man in his 20s and was driving a silver or black honda. >> breaking news overnight, an antiu.s. rally turns violent at an american embassy. at least three activists were taken to a hospital after being run over by a police van. the van drove back and forth as demonstrators surrounded it. police later arrested several protesters who broke into a line of police and hurled red paint at the embassy. protesters are demanding an end in the country. >> now to campaign 2016 this

hillary clinton and donald trump will be facing off tonight in their third and final debate. a new poll shows a close contest between the contenders in that crucial state of nevada. the latest from las vegas. >> the republican nominee goes into tonight's showdown as the underdog. having lost support among women voters, amid multiple allegations of sexual assault and harassment. >> these already allegations. >> the clinton campaign is ready to tackle questions about dnc e-mails. >> this is an effort that led by the russians, that is designed to hurt her campaign. >> the format is the same as the first with clinton and trump standing at different podiums as they make their final case to millions of americans. >> from trump, he will throw everything in the kitchen sink at hillary, ranging from more

clinton to conspiracy theories. >> all eyes will be on both candidates as they entered the debate hall, to see if they shake hands at the start. something they avoided last time, cbs news, las vegas. >> and according to the "new york times," the families reportedly won't shake hands as they enter the arena tonight. mark cuban will be one of hillary clinton's guests. trump plans to bring the half brother of starting at 9:00. and just a reminder, if you want to vote, today is the last day to register here in massachusetts. to vote, a u.s. citizen and 18 years old by election day. you can register in person, by mail, or online if you have a valid id. schilling yesterday yesterday he wants to launch a 2018 senate bid against elizabeth warren.

the run. schilling who made several campaign stops yesterday, says he wants to get into washington because he is sick of the current leadership. >> why do you want to run so badly? >> make a difference. i'm tired of watching people talk about it and not do anything about it. and i think i can make a difference. >> we reached out to elizabeth warren's campaign. they had no comment on schilling's potential run. newton is asking residents to weigh in on a proposed plan to shift school start times. the city is tonight. one plan would push back start times at all schools by 20 minutes. others call for the start time for high schoolers be pushed back to 8:00, 8:30, or 9:00. the change could be put into place by next year. coming up on wbz this morning, goats stolen from a local town. >> the clues people are sharing

suspects. what the church is doing to stop legalization of marijuana in massachusetts. >> plus, why some drivers could have to pay more at certain parking meters. >> good morning. temperatures in the 60s right now. going to be beautiful. if you like the warmth today. into the 70s. feeling more like the end of august. fall returns tomorrow along with rain. i'll time out the wet weather. a little light shine. sunrise coming up in just hour from now. you're watching wbz this

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official pumpkin of boston is now at the boston public market. it weighs in at 1,082. it arrived just in time for the harvest party at the market. live music and food, of course. >> you need some serious tools to carve that, chris, i know you carved some this past weekend. >> that's a little out of my league. >> yours was very detailed. >> you need a chain saw for

twitter. one was just a circle, you could have stepped it up a little bit. >> i'm teasing, last year, i couldn't carve the pumpkin. the tools are flimsy. >> i was like, oh this is going to be easy. >> not so much. >> feeling like fall, not until tomorrow. 75 to 80. it's going to be beautiful. thought you would like this one. south saw mill pond, thanks to bruce for sending this in. foliage popping up here. nice little swarm with a ripple. looks beautiful. we enjoyed some of the colors. we are just past peek, but there's some pockets of peek color. a little moderate color the farther south you get. peeking over the next week or two, and enjoy it. i am anticipating a lot of leave drop this weekend.

wind, it's on the way for friday and the gusty breeze for the upcoming weekend. 66 degrees, our average high temperature should be in the low 60s. we are above that. 65. 64 in manchester. two passing clouds, that's what we are contending with today. there may be an isolated sprinkle. not a big deal. there have been a few, the coastline of maine. this that marks the edge of cooling air. we get warm, 78 degrees in boston. falls shy of the record of the record, 84. 81, beautiful. soak it in. and mid 70s on cape cod. partly cloudy skies tonight overnight. about 55 in downtown boston. that's one of the biggest differences tomorrow, with that wind coming in off the water.

running just about. 60 in boston. probably upper 50s tomorrow in port smith. low to mid 60s inland. tomorrow morning will start dry. you want to throw the umbrella or raincoat in the car. by the late afternoon and evening, some scattered showers will arrive. generally light, it's not like it's a soaking rain. friday morning, this is the map at 7:00 a.m. a lot of clouds, that turns inland. yellows and reds come in. it looks luke it's going to pour. we'll keep you posted. saturday, a few lingering showers. both day it is, only in the 50s. upper 40s by tuesday of next week. chris. >> thank you very much, danielle. let's take a live look.

build in. 93 is looking okay for the most part. a little bit of a slowdown and you're on the brakes through the stretch and you can good to go until you get to downtown. >> could be b looking to provetize more services. the team will play $1 million hired to look into cost saving measures. those outearlier this year, nbta hosted cash room operations of reports of mismanagement. it could cost more to park at a meter. that's according to a globe. city council is considering the increase to help alleviate. the city is working on a proposal. >> boston cardinal and other religious leaders are taking

the state. the archdiocese will ask local parishes to put up posters urging voters to gee ject. >> voters rejected a proposal for a possible parlor. the measure is nonbinding and the vote come is ahead of the ballot question. another slots parlor in massachusetts? >> millford police are on the lookout these are the missing animals raised from birth. millford police say neighbors corralled the goats after they had gotten loose, but two men showed up in a red pickup truck and clammed to own the goats. that turned out to be false. the police may still be. >> after inspectors found the number of violations.

getting sick after eating at the school street location. inspectors say one of the major violations was a manager in charge who wasn't sufficiently trained. >> the one that we're most concerned about is the person in charge. not having the knowledge that we expected to have. >> the company president says sweet green is working with the health department to reopen as soon as possible. earlier this year, the sweet green closed. >> ahead on wb new recommendation for parents. >> the dental work the cdc is urging to talk abouten issue

the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two are trying to deceive you. here's the truth: every time a new charter school opens, it drains money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million just last year - according to the state's own data. which means real cuts to our kids - in arts, technology, ap classes, pre-school, bus service and more. that's why question two's opposed by the massachusetts pta

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month whether to extend a moratorium. the shrimp fishery has been shut down since the end of 2013 since low populations. diissi will meet in port smith, new hampshire, next month to discuss the issue. >> the latest town to ban plastic bags at stores. residents voted on it last night, monday night, rather, during the annual town meeting. it won't hall right away. but there's a 12 month phase out period, shoppers will be encouraged t bags. many others have similar laws. >> the army is teaming up to study stress and how it affects the way you think. the new scientist center opened yesterday in medford. the goal will be to help soldiers and emergency responders improve problem solving. talk about the so-called cancer moon shot. the white house initiative aims to double the rate of progress

what should have taken ten. biden serves as chair. his son died from cancer last year. he will speak at the kennedy institute this afternoon. >> and today's health watch, the centers for disease control urging parents to get dental sealants. low income children are significantly less likely to have them. now the cdc is pushing states to get the word out. some parents hesitated. the pregnant manatee rescued is now back home in florida. washburn took a nonstop flight yesterday. crews rescued her off the coast of cape cod last month. she left the mystic aquarium yesterday, bound for sea world. she's spend a few weeks there will ever being released. and coming up on cbs this morning. a closer look at how washburn's trip went and how she is

we are so interested in her journey. >> yeah. all right, a morning run in boston with a shot of star power. >> olympic gold medalist, michael phelps, invited people to join him. thousands of people showed up and phelps had no idea that many people would take him up on his offer. >> it was awesome to have all the support out here. a lot of excitement. selfies were going crazy. is. >> it's a little tricky running with so many people, but a lot of fun. the key was making sure he didn't get tripped up or run over. he was in town for the forbes under 30 summit. >> they mouse boston beer getting a makeover. don't worry, it has nothing to do what's in the bottle. a brand-new look. the sleek design was released on twitter this week. >> looks nice. >> all right. >> pretty cool. >> and a new suite is hitting store shelves.

it is th candy, which already comes in pretzel, chocolate, and peanut. m and m will be available next may, coinciding with the candies 75th birthday. is it care caromel or caramel? >> most of us say caromel. >> i like caramel. our floor director agrees with me. lots more in our next ha online dating. >> plus, the training exercise being planned on the red line. >> and we have the highlights from president obama's final state dinner at the white house. stay with us, you're watching

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>> live from the channel 4 studios in boston. this is wbz news this morning. >> good morning to you, it's 6:30, thanks so much for joining us. >> and i'm brianna in for kate. we are in for an unusually warm day in boston. >> finally, i mean, the warm front yesterday took its time. others, 50s and 60s. we're all warming up today and a mild start. 68 in lawrence righ 66 in boston. mid 60s for manchester. cooler to the north through springfield, vermont, and concord. going to make for a nice sunrise. any sprinkles have been dwindling. there may be a stray sprinkle. most of us won't see it. a lot of clouds around for rush hour. 67 rising into the 70s by mid to late morning. a summer feel, beautiful midday lunch. enjoy it, 77 degrees. the wind is going to shift around to the west.

sunset at 5:55 and temperatures still running in the mid 70s. big cooldown tomorrow and rain on the way. i'll time it out coming up. >> all right, danielle, thank you. let's get a live look at traffic right now. here's the connector. you can see volume is building. things moving a little better. you can expect traffic to be like this all the way down from the new hampshire state line into downtown boston. >> and we're following breaking news this morning. a car ran into the cheetos restaurant. it happened shortly before 5:00 this morning. you can see the damage is extensive to the car and restaurant's front entry. one person was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >> now to a developing story. a teenage boy hit and killed by an suv while riding his bicycle. that driver also a teenager. >> wbz's nicole jacobs is live with the latest for us. nicole. >> reporter: that crash

authorities had a really difficult time identifying this teenage boy who was riding his bicycle. he did not have any id with him. authorities on the scene yesterday, they were here for several hours trying to identify this teenager and determine exactly how this crash happened. we do know an 18-year-old was behind the wheel of a gray suv. police say he did stop scene and was cooperative with them in the investigation process. at this point, authorities have not released that young victim's identity. the mayor of brockton expresses great sadness about the tragedy. >> tough enough when it's a child. it's more gut wrenching. i'm a father of six. you know, i know that some families life change for ever

attorney's office is handling this investigation. but, as for contributing factors of this crash, that is still unknown. we don't know what caused it. i can tell you also, they have not yet said if charges will be file ed against that 18-year- old driver. nicole jacobs. >> a foggy rescue, a swimmer who got caught in a rip current pulled to safety by a coast guard helicopter. wb this rescue. ana. >> reporter: chris, what an amazing rescue and a happy outcome for this man and his family. coast guard officials say he was stranded in the ocean for several hours before that helicopter spotted him. 58-year-old, randall and his son-in-law, 28-year-old, alexander went swimming together around 5:30 yesterday. the coast guard says they were wearing wet suits and are said to be strong swimmers, but they

currents. around 7:00, the swimmers hadn't returned home. their family grew anxious and called 911. the coast guard launched a massive search with a helicopter and rescue boat. officials say a short time later, the 28-year-old managed to swim to shore and walk to the command post. it wasn't until two hours later, that the helicopter spotted the 58-year-old treading water. he was hoisted into the helicopter and flown back to the he was said to be in stable condition. reporting live, wbz this morning. >> a former boston man accused of scamming dates he met online will be arraigned today. police say michael shields met the women on social media and then opened dozens of credit cards. they say he swindled five women out of $400,000 and used that money to buy everything from vacationing to dinners. >> a woman in custody after a

mental health evaluation. investigators say that woman had a gun. she barricaded herself and her daughter for an hour. police are holding that woman without bail. governor baker is expected to sign a measure to protect evidence of sexual assault. the bill would require evidence be preserved for 15 years in unreported cases. current law only mandates it be held for six months, unless the victim files with law enforcement. the extra time is necessary to deal with the emotional trauma. >> a sex offender is charged with raping a 13-year-old girl he met through the social media app, kick. he was arrested monday after police say he picked up the girl, drove her to a cemetery, and assaulted her. officer rs say he was wearing a gps monitoring device at the

station later this month. you'll see start to see activity. they are training for smoke conditions inside a subway tunnel. again, just a head's up, the 29th, it's saturday morning. it will been o only be a drill. offered following a string of fires in set on fire. this is cell phone video of one of those incidents. police are asking anyone to give them a call with information. donald trump and hillary clinton getting ready to face off tonight. the candidates families reportedly won't shake hands as they enter the arena. a live look right there at the stage. yesterday, trump was on the campaign trail in colorado, calling for a constitutional amendment when posed term

corruption. right now, house members and senators can both serve unlimited terms. meanwhile, hillary clinton's campaign says trump talks, a rigged election. trump is same pli trying to distract about his treatment of women. they expect voting to run smoothly on lux day. you can watch it live right here starting at 9:00. >> a democrat leaving party lines behind, raising thousands north carolina, after a campaign office was fire bombed. when david heard about the attack, he set out to repair that office. he raised more than $13,000 in less than an hour. he says while he disagrees with the gop platform politically, it's everyone's duty to help out in the face of violence. >> it's not what we want to happen to our system.

help figure out the best way to wire the money to that north carolina office. a star studded event featuring music by gwen s terms stefani. >> he welcomed the prime minister of italy, along with musicians and washington leaders. cbs's hanah daniels takes us inside. >> the star studded night described as bittersweet as president barack obama hosted his 13th and final state dinner. >> what matters in the end is what we built. >> mrs. obama dazzled in a gown. made entirely of rose gold chain. the president joked about the race for his replacement. >> some days our presidential campaigns -- >> the crowd of more than 400 included italian americans,

mario, actor, house minority leader and guest chef. also in attendants, musicians, james taylor, frank ocean, and cbs this morning's own, gayle king. all there to celebrate the alliance between italy and the u.s. last night's state dinner was president obama's largest during his two terms in office. haven nay daniels, cbs >> i know, what happened? >> come on, president obama. just ahead, we'll have a check of the days top stories. >> a man reportedly shot while working on his car. why his. >> and police in andover are trying to help a man who exposed himself to elementary school kids. you have weather watchers checking in? >> several up, chris, this morning. i appreciate the reports. temperatures are mild.

let's check in. kathy, 65 degrees. the wind is out of the southwest, a little gusty. 13 miles per hour. on our way to 70s, 80 later today. we'll time out cooler temperatures and rain for tomorrow and friday. >> coming up, how the presidential debate impacts the course of the election? we'll look antidepressant the candidate's strategies. talk about our nation's economy. more real news

imagine if your child were trapped in a failing school. imagine if your child couldn't read or write at grade level. imagine if your child were stuck on a waiting list. 32,000 kids want to go to a public charter school. but they can't. if you like your public school, question 2 won't affect you. but for kids stuck in failing school districts, question 2 will let parents choose something better and give all our kids hope.

here's a look at the thursday night game. the bears head to lambeau field. it's been a tough season for chicago and things won't get any easier on the road. green bay will try to get back on track in a divisional matchup. i'm steve overmeyer, enjoy the

get live scores and stats on your tv with exfinty one. her homeland security hearings. vo: on critical homeland security hearings, ayotte was mia... even missing a hearing the same day she went to a washington fundraiser. for ayotte collecting campaign cash comes first. bob hillery: when it comes to fighting terrorism, fifty percent doesn't cut it. afscme is responsible for the content of this advertising. some sick kids are getting a special surprise. the super hero window washer dressed as spiderman made a stop outside boston churn's hospital. the web slinger has been seen on the boston campus in the past. this was his first time visiting the hospital. so sweet for those children.

super hero hanging around. >> today is a good day to do window washing. he can go back up there. >> yes, 75 to 80 degrees. our temperatures are going feel more like the end of august as opposed to october. clouds, showers come back into the mix. we'll be in the 50s for this weekend. and windy, too, which means some major leaf drop. we're going to start to see the rakes come out more and more ase seeing leaf drop in northern new england. more leaves that come down and keep in mind, they get a little slick. 66 in boston. right now, same in totan. most of us in the 60s. extremely mild start to the day. we have a couple clouds that are floating by across southern new england. they will be blended with the sunshine. just about 15, 16 minutes from now. now there is a cold front that

weak, so what's going to happen, we still get warm. so clouds pass through this morning, then the sun is out and check it out. 78 in boston. bedford, lawrence, beverly, all sitting in the upper 70s. beautiful sunshine. get out and enjoy it. soak up that sun today. 78, if you like the warmth, we go 80 plus norwood to toten. temperatures running in the mid 70s. it will be gusty. that southwest breeze, may gust occasionally over 20 miles per hour. it's already doing so on the cape and the islands. big time dip tomorrow. 61. normal for this time of the year. in terms of average temperature, you'll notice the difference, of course, sunshine in the morning, clouds will then increase. and there will be evening showers that arrive. this is the map tomorrow. it's the type of day where you know if you're going to be home later, you won't need it in the

brume bell la early on. friday morning, it looks damp. you'll wake up to low clouds, and those clouds will stay with us are dr. some showers inland. we may see some downpours, an isolated thunderstorm possible on friday. the heaviest rain comes through friday evening. there may be some lingering showers on friday. most of inch of rain. a little bit of a dent to the drought conditions here. 50s for the upcoming weekend. brighter on sunday. mid 50s on monday, and hays in the upper 40 rs. >> take a look. this is the expressway as you make your cay into town. all the way up through the split, up past columbia road.

past columbia road. there's an accident on the southbound side, take it easy on that area. >> and ran into the front liver's restaurant. as you can see, the damage is estimate. one person went to the hospital, we're told, the injuries are minor. 6:47 right now. our other top stories this morning, right now, police are looking r man working on his car. >> this happened last night. the 49-year-old man was hit. he was rushed to boston medical center. a 14-year-old freshman at brockton high school was hit and killed by an suv while riding his bicycle. the driver also a teenager. police say it happened last night on main street. police have not yet released the victim's name. the 18-year-old driver did

grief counselors will be at the high school this morning as well as two other schools in the city where the victim has siblings. >> the coast guard comes to the rescue of a swimmer caught in a rip current. the 58-year-old man was swimming with his 28-year-old son-in-law when the two got safely back to shore, about two hours later, a coast guard helicopter spotted him treading water. >> police are hoping security camera neighbors will help them drake down a man who exposed himself in andover. the man is in his 20s wearing a silver earl han damon. he exposed himself twice. as many as four kids saw it and told their parents, who alerted the school. >> still to come, bill belichick makes a big announcement, plus, why he is fed up with what is happening

pat's tight end. the hilarious place he gets his inspiration from. >> and a peek inside the annual celtics event for charity. for the big oil companies. but she voted against letting you refinance your student loans. ayotte voted to give a huge tax breaks to millionaires. while 95% of us... got nothing. you need to know in washington. she's not working for new hampshire.

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he is done using microsoft surface tablets. he latest smashed one earlier this month. he's been having issues with them all season. >> i'm done with the tablets. i have given them as much time as i can give them. they are too dependable. i'll deal with pictures, there isn't as much consistency in the performance of the tablets. so i can't take it anymore. >> microsoft released a statement saying respect coach belichick's decisions, but stand behind the reliability of surface. >> patriots tight end and entrepreneur took part in the forbes under 30 summit last night. the 29-year-old wrote a children's book for his company, the imagination agency, and he is quite the character. he didn't disappoint during the q and a session. >> my question for you is when are you, what time of the day would you say you are most

any time i'm on the toilet. super, super creative on the toilet. i'm make ago children's book. but -- >> everyone gets inspiration from different things. i mean, he's not shy. >> i'm going to leave that one right there. >> you're going to leave that one? >> all right, i respect him for saying it. hey, whatever. 6:54 right now. time for a closer look what's coming up at 7:00. >> let's check in with nora o'donnell. >> good morning to you, ahead on cbs this morning, look at the strategies of both presidential candidates. and we talk with governor john kasich on the economic issues facing the next president and where the nominees stand. it's part of our election series, issues that matter. the news is back in the morning.

interviewer: what would you do with five minutes to kill and a smartphone? man: check the scores. woman 1 : uh, probably post a pic. woman 2: text a friend. interviewer: how about register to vote? man: really? galvin: you can. five minutes online and our next president. go to register to vote m-a dot com. it's that easy. woman 2: done. i just registered. man: that was easy. galvin: register by

welcome back. i want to tell you about a new way to get your tropical get away better. >> the humane center is allowing people to borrow a dog for the day. you pick up the dog in the morning and you take it on your island adventures to the beach, you're on a hike. he looks so happy.

end of the day. this gives the dogs a chance to exercise, socialize, and maybe even find a for ever family. like chris said, i would be coming back from hawaii with dogs on the plane. >> you definitely would. >> i feel like you would have ten of them. >> i would. >> it's nice to have a companion for a day. >> 75 to 80. a little soggy to end the week. >> thank you so much. cbs this morning is next. we'll see you in 25 minutes. you know me. that's new hampshire kelly ayotte. this is washington kelly ayotte. she voted for 20 billion dollars in tax breaks for the big oil companies. but she voted against

while 95% of us... got nothing. kelly ayotte. you need to know in washington. she's not working for new hampshire.

captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is wednesday, october 19th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning.? the presidential candidates prepare to confront each other in tonight's final debate. it is their multiple women accused donald trump of sexual assault and wikileaks released more damaging e-mails allegedly from the clinton campaign. breaking overnight. the fbi tracks down an alleged russian hacker in the czech republic and response of cyber attacks inside the united states. >> a massive rescues operation to save a endangered manatee found 1300 miles from home and she was carrying a big surprise