good morning. thanks for joining us. >> it is thursday, october 20th. and we start with developing news, a 13-year odd shot while lying in bed put ago local college on lock down. a child falls out of the back of a bus on the way home from school, the investigation underway this morning. >> plus the final debate show down between hillary clinton and donald trump, we have all of the big moments and analysis from wbz's jon keller. first we want to get to the forecast and we're off to a chilly start, definitely going to need the jacket. >> it's about 10 to 20 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. so yeah there's a change in the

boston, 57 not too bad, right but we do have 30s on the map, 39 in keene and sky is going to be bright this morning once the sun does come up just over an hour from now. so the morning is fine, have the shades with you, sunrise at 7:03, clouds will increase particularly from lunchtime onward temperatures in the low 60s, wind off the ocean about 8 to 16 miles per hour. cloudshi home but most of us stay dry. temperatures in the upper 50s for the ride home. the showers will expand after the evening commute. more wet weather for tomorrow we'll time that out coming up in a few. let's take a live look at the expressway for you this morning you can see things on the left side of your screen as your way into the city and a let of headlights. slow-go on 128 from route 24 all the way up to

columbia road. breaking overnight boston police investigating a serious shooting roxbury. ems tells us one person was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. it happened around 11 last night. no word yet on any arrests. now, to a developing story, a 13-year old boy grazed by a stray bullet lying in his own bed. this after gunfire was heard outside of his home. >> morning with the latest. >> reporter: police say shots were fired during a dispute between a group of young people and a stray bullet went flying into the third floor of this apartment hitting a 13-year old in the shoulder. police blocked off the road with crime tape and placed evidence markers in the street as they investigated the shooting. it forced the bunker are commuted college to go into lock down for about a half hour

neighbors tell us they heard about 10 gunshots in all and believe the shooting is represented to gang activity. the 13-year old's cousin didn't want to show his face on cam with a but he said a stray bullet went flying through the window hitting the teen in his shoulder. >> my mom started screaming and everyone got down. my mom said that he's pretty good, he's at mgh in boston that a little surgery because it -- it hit -- didn't hit him too deep but penetrated good enough. >> reporter: police say the injury are not life-threatening. there is an officer here on scene keeping an eye on the neighborhood this morning. police are asking for help finding 2 suspects who they say took off in a dark colored ford explorer.

>> that's because he'd rather have a puppet as president. >> no puppet. >> and it's pretty clear. >> things quickly got nasty last night. donald trump and hillary clinton clashed on just about everything. >> wbz political analyst jon keller takes a look at the biggest moments. >> she has no idea. you have no idea. >> it didn't take long for these 2 to mix it up clashing sharply over russia's medicine delling in the election. >> from everything i see has no respect for this person. >> that's because he'd rather have a puppet as president. >> no put pep. >> it's pretty clear -- >> your the puppet. >> the rub shall bes have engaged in cybers attacks. >> and things started to get personal when the debate turned

it's bad experience because what you've done has turned out badly for 30 years you've been in a position to help and if you say that i used something else i make it impossible for you to do that. the problem as you talk with but don't get anything done. >> on the day when i was in the situation room monitoring the raids that brought bin ladderen to apprentice. >> for the most part trump kept his cool and made his points but the topic of the alleged groping that has damaged his candid see. >> she got these people to step forward, they were all

it was lies and fiction. >> donald thinks belittling women makes him bigger. he goes after their dignity, their self-worth and i don't think there is a woman anywhere who doesn't know what that feels like. . >> and what about donald trump's claims that the election is rigged. >> do you make the same commitment that you would absolutely accept the result of this election? >> i will look at it at the time. i'm not looking at anything now, i'll look at it at the time. what i've seen, what i've sent is soad other day when you're whining before the game is even finished. >> hold on folks. >> it shows you're not up to doing the job. >> overall this was trump's best debate no question and his core supporters will be happy this morning but clinton gave as good as she got and raised many of his politically toxic statements. i doubt it will have a substantial impact on the race.

this morning. >> the candidates kept their distance before and after the debate not shaking hands either times. the families also didn't greet one another with but that was because of the way they entered the debate hall. and vice president joe biden will be looking to capitalize on clinton's debate performance when he campaigns for her today in new hampshire. he'll host a rally. he was in boston yesterday for a cancer summit. good news update for you to tell but this morning one of the 2 boston police officers shot in hospital now officer cintolo was released yesterday. he and officer morris were hit by gunfire during a shoot out last week. the suspect was killed. both officers were originally id went through multiple surgeries. the commissioner says he's amazed at officer cintolo's recovery. >> i'm very happy. last benefits night i would havt he'd be home with

everyone, you know, prayed for him and we're happy he's home and he'll still have a long road ahead of him. >> officer morris has been upgrade today stable condition. by the way a blood drive will be held today in honor of the 2 officers. you can stop by the boston police patrolman's association union hall from 8 this morning until 3 this afternoon. the last ditch evident supporters getting ready to rally against an expansion plan. we're live at the state house with more on the key vote happening today. >> reporter: this has been an ongoing debate, but the group protesting here at the state house today say this is more about saving a piece of serenity they say they and their children need. it's been a staple at children's hospital for decades a place for families whose

escape but now this is all in jeopardy as the hospital plans a billion dollar expansion project, a new 11 story building providing more than 70 additional beds. it's the hospital's way they say, of providing more. but thursday as they have in the past a group plans one last attempt to stop the project with a protest hours before the final decision. among many concerns are health care costs and what the expansion project would do to but from the therapeutic perspective saving the garden is about taking the healing from the hospital room to the greens of a garden. that final vote happens today. the group says even if it means the hospital has to go back to square 1 to start with their project expansion plans their goal is to save this garden. . a student is recovering after falling out of a school

the district says the student fell from the back of the bus yesterday afternoon as it pulled away. that student was alert and talking when the ambulance arrived and is expected to be okay. coming up this morning a warning for cat owners. >> a dangerous virus spreading through one local neighborhood, the free help being offered. >> and 2 men facing charges in the bombing of an lgbt newspaper box butom the charges they're not facing. >> also ahead it's here the christmas catalog. >> can't wait to see what you're going to pick out for me for christmas. in the meantime weather wise temperatures in the 60s, much cooler than yesterday, gradual increase in clouds recess is a go today and that includes these kids, the 1st,

we had a blast yesterday. they loved the visit and even sang me their special welcome song. i had a great time with you guys. have a great day at school today. 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 letting you refinance your student loans. ayotte voted to give a huge tax breaks to millionaires. while 95% of us...

you need to know in washington. she's not working for new hampshire.

it's not even halloween yesterday but neiman marcus unveiled its christmas book. >> a half a hill i don't know dollar ultimate experience a lock on roll -- walk on role for $30,000 and his and cars featuring pulitzer, the price tag 65 grand p.m. we can get danielle a walk on role in a musical. i hear her sometimes back there. >> i'll take the q 20. >> we can all split it. you know, take turns driving. >> you have to assume that someone is buying them because they come out every year. >> absolutely people that aren't like us get to afford that. all right so we hit 81 in

guys but now we see a return to some cooler air today, about 20 degrees cooler and you'll feel the difference when we step outside this morning. we've got 30s, 40s, and 50s on the map. it is 42 in taunton. upper 30s, concord new hampshire. but it is going to be a bright start. the sun is going to be out and shining. we're waiting on cloud cover to arrive but it doesn't arrive really until after lunchtime today. ahead of areas of rain too. there have been thunderstorms through north central pennsylvania about to slide over the border. a lot of this rain we don't get into today we'll get into it overnight tonight and tomorrow. highs in the 60s today. 61 in boston that's normal for this time of year. we do go into the mid to upper 60s inland, the wind coming off the ocean. let's take you through the hour by hour, no weather related issues, morning

notice not a lot of green on the map either. you may get a stray shower up route 91. other than that we wait for showers to arrive after the evening commute. they'll develop generally between 6 and 8 p.m. mostly light scattered in nature and those showers will continue at times overnight tonight along with the clouds and patchy fog too. overnight low 57 but rise towards morning. these highs back into warmth tomorrow in the low 70s, dew points climb back into the mid-60s and with the humidity in place and approaching front we will see rain, showers tomorrow morning scattered. showers will become more numerous and widespread during the afternoon appeared late in the day we may get a band of rain. and by the time all is said and done by saturday morning there's just a few lingering showers but most

half an inch to as much as an inch and a half of rain in spots. still a little uncertain notice this band of pink where the heaviest access of rain sets up but where it does we may see amounts that top out over an inch or so. >> the weekend looks cooler so showers on saturday and falling temperatures we may be in the 60 saturday morning and fall through the 50s, brighter on sunday in the mid-50s, gusty wind both a lot of leaves coming down, 40 miles an hour both saturday and sunday. an isolated shower on monday and around 50 for tuesday. a live look at the zakim and the leverett. that's pretty backed up. traffic is moving pretty decent on the zakim bridge this morning. it starts up in wilmington and then you get some running room. new overnight a car fire

this picture. route 9 was closed for a while at reservoir road as crews put the fire out. and route 9 overnight an suv went off the road and slammed into a light pole. you can see it ended up on its side. 2 people facing charges for blowing up this lgbt news box. some say the charges don't go far enough. police say a 23-year old and were among 7 people who put explosives inside the rainbow times mailbox back in august. they're due in court tomorrow facing charges but the pair are not charged with a hate crime. >> of course there's a little disappointment, definitely but i was certainly expecting perhaps a different oath come because to us this happened so many times that we expected it to be something else. >> over the summer the rainbow

repeated vandalism but it stopped after the newspaper box was replaced. it doesn't appear the 5 others involved in the explosion will be charged. boston is beefing up its emt force to -- there are about 3350 full-time emts on staff. it comes from a budget increase and the money will go toward replacing ageing ambulan boston is offering free vaccines for a virus that's potentially deadly to cats there's been an outbreak of feline distemper. it is for cats only, and they do have to be in a carrier. now, if you don't have one you can get one from the in this case and go home and bring your cat back. still ahead a very different type of battle for an army

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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.

pre-school, bus service and more. that's why question two's opposed by the massachusetts pta and school committees all across the state.

new hampshire college graduates have the highest student debt a new report finds the average grad owes moaning $36,000, the state with the second highest debt delaware, massachusetts had the 7th highest and utah had the lowest. the army is taking a second look at the case of a current reservist and veteran whose medical bills are piling up. he says he had a heart attack during his mandatory military fitness test. initially the army says it didn't happen during the line of duty and

>> he had a heart attack during a mandated pt test and tell him it's his fault that he could have had it at home but he didn't have it at home. >> they might be coming around they now say quote the physical and financial well-being of our soldiers and their families is a top concern for army and army reserve leaders at all levels. the family says they're consider regulations for services like ab and b. some counselors are concerned that a resolving door of visitors in a neighborhood can lead to safety issues and quality of life concerns. mit is going green, the cool is forming a partnership with boston medical center and a boston development company to build and buy electricity from a solar farm in north carolina. a virginia based power company agreed to build and operate the

mit will buy 73% of the power generated there. coming up later on the president of mit will be on cbs this morning. its team of researchers is testing nuclear fusion to create clean energy. james corden teaming up with tom cruise. >> the star stopped by the late late show last night and the 2 acted out scenes from some of his biggest hits including a few good men, top gun and mission impossible but they g help from another special guest when it came time for jerry mcguire. >> show you the money. >> show you the money. >> no, no, no, no, not show you the money, no, no, show me, me the money.

if you're going to do it let me do it right. . >> show me the money. >> she me the money. >> show. >> show. >> me. >> me. >> the. >> the. >> money. >> money. . >> wasn't expecting that. cruise was promoting his n movie never go back which hits theaters tomorrow. that's a show that i'd be willing to stay up late for and watch because it is always good. >> you've got to dvr it because it's on basically before we wake up in the morning. >> lots more to come in the next half hour including a wireless phone company order today pay a

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 letting you refinance your student loans. ayotte voted to give a huge tax breaks to millionaires. while 95% of us... got nothing. kelly ayotte. you need to know in washington. she's not working for new hampshire.

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.

but for kids stuck in failing school districts, question 2 will let parents choose something better and give all our kids hope. please vote yes on question 2. developing right now at 6:30, a 13-year old hit by a stray bullet in his own bed, the search underway for 2 suspects. >> fireworks at the final debate

the issues, did they do enough to win over voters. >> plus the last ditch effort to save the garden as officials get ready to vote on an expansion plan at children's hospital. >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz. news this morning good morning to you. thanks so much for waking up with us. >> we're going to to danielle niles. >> yes, this morning we have some 30s, 40s and 50s on the map 57 in boston right now most of us running 10 to 20 degrees cooler than yesterday. 35 in plymouth new hampshire, 41 in norwell but near 60 in marshfield. we're in for plenty of sunshine out of the gate this

to work, morning rush quiet with sunrise at 7:03. out of the 50s we go and the clouds will increase mainly after lunchtime. we'll be cooler today too. 62 for midday lunch hour and right around or shy of 60 for the ride home. most of the day is dry just a shower or 2 along the south coast possible. more wet weather on the way for tomorrow. let's take a live look outside for you this morning right now you can see leverett connector starting fill in and the bridge is slow-going. no major accidents to tell you about. a developing story, a 13-year old boy graze buddha stray bullet in his own bed, after gunfire erupted outside of his home. >> reporter: police say shots were fired on this street during a dispute between a group of young people and a stray bullet

floor of this apartment hitting a 13-year old in the shoulder. this video shows the street just after 8:00 last night. police blocked off the road with crime tape in -- and placed evidence markersers in the street as they investigated the shooting. it forced the bunker campus to go on lock down. they believe the shoot something related to gang activity. the cousin didn't but tells us a stray bullet we want flying through the window on the third floor hitting the teen in the shoulder while he was asleep in his bed. >> well, my mom started screaming and said everyone get down, and everyone just kind of did that but he was in his room. he was screaming i guess. my mom says he's doing pretty good. he might need a little surgery

. >> reporter: police say the boy's injuries are not life-threatening. as you can see an officer is here on scene keeping an eye on the neighborhood this morning. police are asking for help looking for 2 suspects who they say took off in a dark colored ford explorer. . breaking news overnight turkish jet hit 18 targets in syria according to the country's state run media which claim and it may not sit well with washington because they consider the fighters a key element in the battle against isis. in fact it's they're working with special forces and supported by u.s. led air strikes. there are reports of a heavy gun battle overnight. this is the 4th day of combat to reclaim the city. . now, to campaign 2016

facing off in their third and final debate and this morning wbz political analyst jon keller gives us his take. >> good morning. on the early news last night here on wbz i offered up 3 keys to the final presidential debate. ideas about what each candidate had to do to maximize their bounce. so let's review whether or not they followed my advice. i suggested donald trump would be smart to get back promises of change in our immigration and trade policy that is attracted so many voters to him in the first place, and for the most part he did that raising the issue of illegal immigrant crime and the economic impact of trade pacts but he just can't resist tacky lines like referring to unwanted mexicans add bad and in their

parenthood trump gave clinton ample opportunity to cast him as someone who thinks he knows better than women do do with about how to manage their own health. i recommended hillary clinton should avoid taking the bait mode delling poise. she did that with just a few moments of agitation. and i urged both cda way to find the positive about themselves and their potential presidencies giving voters something to feel good about after the endless months of this toxic campaign. both tried at times but trump was on the attack so much he had a tougher go of it. so there you have it your major party choice on november 8th. good luck in the

a new hampshire police officer interrupt as robbery at a home and today those suspects are heading to court. sky eye was over the scene yesterday. 2 suspects were arrested at the scene, a third escaped setting off a massive manhunt. officers say they found him hiding in a shed. the parents of a high school math teacher murdered by a student is school the school st she can be attacked without anyone knowing. they say new security cameras failed to probing her. the lawsuit also names a cleaning company that washed away potential evidence. the family says any money awarded in the lawsuit would go to improving school safety and charities in her memory. a last ditch effort to save the garden.

children's hospital. we're live at the state house with more on the key vote. >> reporter: those protesters will take to the sidewalk here in front of the state house. this is their last chance to try to stop the construction project before that final vote. this is of course been an ongoing debate for many months now and it all surrounds a billion dollar expansion project at children's hospital where a new 11 story many who have used that space for a sense of peace while their children are receiving care oppose the idea. the expansion project will allow for more than 70 additional hospital beds which officials say aids in their high level of care they're able to provide. i can tell you that for some critics opposing this project it is about a financial element, but for those who are protesting today they say it is about saving a space

. right now getting good look at the rescue of a swimmer stranded in waters. the coast guard hoisted the 58-year old into a helicopter tuesday night. this is coast guard video. he has been treading water for hours. he went swimming with his son-in-law when they got caught in a rip current. the son-in-law safely made it to shore on doing okay. the citgo sign could become part of a permanent sign in the skyline. the commission is planning to restrict any new property owners to make address dick changes to the shape or view of the sign. they met yesterday. boston university is selling the building attached to the sign. sweet green is back open this morning after a closed --

customer reported getting sick. the chain says it shut down as a precaution. earlier this year they closed temporary for health code violations. the company released a statement saying they're working to ensure safety standards at all of its restaurants. right now team mobile's unlimited data plans aren't so unlimited that's according to the u.s. government. they have agreed to pay $48 million in settlement for failing to tell customers that speeds for its heaviest data users. . today thousands of pan-mas challenge riders are finding out all their hard work training and fundraising has paid off in a huge way. >> they'll be delivering a $47 million check, that's a new record and one million dollars over this year's goal. more than 6,000 riders took to the streets of massachusetts over

every rider raised -- every rider raised dollar is used for cancer research or treatments and wbz is proud to be your official station. that means you can set the bar higher for next year coming up. just ahead a check of the day's top stories for you including danger on a school bus. >> a student falls out of the back door on the way home, the investigation united states way. >> and the rare discovery in the waters. >> good morning weather watchers a much cooler start then we were 24 hours ago. let's check in in southern new hampshire, dawn says 47 degrees, clear skies, we'll come into the 60s today but changes on the way. i'm tracking wet weather i'll have the time line of

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uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. when it served her purpose, ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role model. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? oh absolutely, i would do that. but she kept playing politics and flip flopping around. and what she values is her seat. and she's trying - to keep something she values. - i know. kelly ayotte. the politician. looking out for herself. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising.

says the found guy or girl maybe while he was lobstering, it measures 4 inches tall. it may be a lion sea horse which are not too common in our area. >> i hope he keeps it as a pet. >> no. >> why not? >> i want one. >> get some salt water and keep it. >> it's so cute. i don't know i feel like that's something that you never see one let alone catch one. temperatures 10 to 20 degrees cooler than they were this time yesterday. we hit 81 in boston. 57 in boston, 42 in taunton, most of us in the 40s and 50s. the sun is going to be shining. then the clouds thicken up back through new york, back through pennsylvania and back through vermont and new hampshire. we will get into

today but generally not until after lunchtime. 61 in boston fairly normal for this time of year. low to mid-60s here from keene, worcester at 62, and most of us in the middle to upper 60s from plymouth to taunton and over the cape and island as well. hour by hour okay, no problems, mid-day lunchtime clouds start to increase from the west and then the south. 3 p.m. still some sunshine though and then t there may be an isolated shower or 2 but most of the activity i think holds off until after the evening commute so a few showers that develop between 6 and 8 p.m. and they'll continue at times as we head through the overnight tonight. we drop back into the 50s and slowly rise towards dawn tomorrow. tomorrow you'll feel it the humidity is going to go up. it's going to be sticky and mild. 71 tomorrow

areas of rain. heaviest rain in the morning is going to be way to our west. this is the map at 7 a.m. notice still scattered light showers over us. in fact, a little band shifts across eastern massachusetts as we head into the evening an overnight. saturday morning most of the rain out of here but there will likely be lingering rain showers not a wash-out. i think the big issue this weekend is the wind on the backside of this low is we may gust to 40 miles per hour on both saturday and sunday. sunday will be the brighter of the 2 days and what's this? upslope snow getting going in the mountains from upstate new york to northern vermont and new hampshire. we may get some flakes that fly all the way back to the southern greens this weekend so there will be snowflakes. not for us here we'll be in the 50s for highs on saturday. we start a little

and sunday will be in the 50s, 50s for most of the start of next week too. live look right now at the expressway by the gas tank typical morning traffic there. i want to tell you about an accident further back south along route 3 north, an accident is blocking the left lane at exit 13. so expect delays in that area. breaking overnight boston police investigating a serious shooting in roxbury. ems tel hospital with life-threatening injuries. this happened around 11:00 last night. no word on any arrests. our other top stories we'll start with developing news this morning, a 13-year old boy graze buddha stray bullet in his own bed. >> police responded to reports of shots fired between a group of youths just after 8 last night. they say the boy was hit in the shoulder. he was taken to the hospital and expected to be okay. investigators are

left the scene in dark colored ford explorer. there will be a blood drive today in honor of the 2 boston police officers shot in the line of duty. officer cintolo was released yesterday. he and officer morris were hit during a shoot out in east boston last week. the suspect was killed. officer morris is still at massh but said to be making progress. hillary clinton and donald trump faced off in their final debate last night but had different answers when asked if each one would concede. >> i will look at it at the time, i'll look at it at the time. >> i for one am appalled that somebody who the nominee of one of our 2 major parties would take that kind of position. >> clinton and trump will be in the same room again tonight at an annual charity dinner. a student is recovering after falling out of a school bus. the district says the student fell from the back of

it pulled away. the student is expected to be okay, the school and bus company are still investigating. . well, still ahead one half of the world series is set. >> the big question this morning will the indians be facing the cubs or dodgers. >> and the pats getting ready to face the steelers but dealing with some injuries as tom brady hopes to move of a step closer are to history. you know me. that's new hampshire kelly ayotte. this is washington kelly ayotte. she voted for 20 billion dollars in tax breaks

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hockey returns tonight. >> the bs will face off against the devils, puck drops at 7:00. >> and the pats back on the practice field and getting ready for pittsburgh on sunday. bennett was limited yesterday because of injuries. brady is

manning and 5 wins away from becoming the winningest quarterback in nfl history. we have you covered on sunday. we'll get you started with patriots game day at 11:30 kick off is add 4:25. immediately followed boot post game quarter show. championship series game 4 last night in la. the cubs bats came alive beating game 5 is tonight. and the indians are in the world series for the first time in 19 years. they shut out the blue jays, one out of the park there, another old friend miller was named mvp. the team will now await the winner of the nlcs. time for a closer look at what's coming up at 7 on cbs this morning. >> let's check in, good morning. >> good morning.

refuses to say if he'll accept the election results we'll look at that and other big moments from the debate. and we have my conversation with tiger woods. the news is back in the morning see you at 7. coming next the big surprise for one local woman when she suddenly goes into labor, she

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a massachusetts woman went to the hospital for stomach pains and got the surprise of a lifetime. she was pregnant. >> a 23-year old says she went to the doctor several times over the last few months. and there was never any indication that she was carrying a baby boy until sunday when an ultrasound source of of his discomfort found him. >> i've lived a normal life, worked full-time, like i -- there was no symptoms, no cravings. >> little jackson was born at 5 pounds. she has been piecing together baby clothing, furniture and toys from donations, and even though she says it's been a struggle she says it's also all worth it. >> pretty well behaved.

prepare. >> too funny. >> so confused by this. >> i'm glad he have within is okay. so weather today most of the day is dry. we get a couple of showers this evening. tomorrow it's going to be humid and in the low 70s but areas of rain. saturday some of that rain may linger into the morning. it's all by the winds this weekend. >> major leaf drop. cbs this morning is next here on wbz. 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 letting you refinance your student loans. ayotte voted to give a huge tax breaks to millionaires. while 95% of us... got nothing. kelly ayotte. you need to know in washington. she's not working for new hampshire.

uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. when it served her purpose, ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role model. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? oh absolutely, i would do that. but she kept playing politics and flip flopping around. ayotte is running away from trump as quickly as she can. and what she values is her seat. and she's trying - to keep something she values. - i know. kelly ayotte. the politician. looking out for herself. independence usa pac is responsible

captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is thursday, october 20th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning.? a hard hitting final presidential debate produces a stunning remark. norah and gayle are in l >> donald trump refuses to say he'll accept the election results and he accuses hillary clinton of weakening border security. >> clinton says that trump would be the russian's president's puppet. >> scam artists scam students demanding thousands of dollars to pay a phony tax. and tiger woods tells charlie about his comeback, mistakes in his marriage and his one regret.