. good morning. thanks so much for joining us. >> it is friday, october 21st. right now at 6 a 13-year old girl brutally assaulted on her way to school, the questions troubles. >> new overnight a car slams into a home and police say the people inside took off and left behind plenty of damage. >> also new a woman rescued from a swamp more than a day after she went missing. >> and the awkward dinner conversation between donald trump and hillary clinton. >> but first the forecast. when is this fog going to burn off for the morning commute? it will be a while actually. we have a warm front lifting to

in temperature and increase in dew points the fog that's a good formula for it to stay for quite some time. wave couple showers showing up as well especially once you get farther to the north and west of boston. and that all lifting to the north along that warm front with but a cold front sitting back to our west. that's a lot of rain heading this way. we could see 1 to 3 inches of accumulation as we get into later saturday. visibility reduced to under a quarter of a mile from worcester b the numbers keep changing all morning. temperatures now warming into the 60s especially along the south coast and that warming trend continues through the lunch hour and the drive home. 72 degrees humid with heavy rainfall. so you want the rain gear especially the first half of the weekend too. big changes on the way with wind and colder temperatures. i'll have the details in just a bit. live look at the ex are expressway. i want to tell you

hov lane is blocked in milton after exit 11. so if you take that to try and save time on traffic it is shut down right now. we will keep our eye on it and let you know when that changes. police are searching for the driver of a car right here, that crashed into a home around 2:00 this morning. police say they're not sure who or how many people are were inside when the car ran into the home at 35 wilson street. inside the house. a building inspect is being notified to survey the damage. a woman missing for more than a day found safe in a swamp. the 45-year old was carried out of the woods and into an ambulance early this morning. she was taken to the hospital and is said to be in good health. police and k-9 units spent hours searching the woods near her home. >> it was a good outcome for us.

the k-9 unit who ultimately was responsible for finding her. we're very very appreciative. >> she hasn't been seen since early wednesday morning. police are still investigating how she ended up in the woods. there will be extra patrols in lawrence today following a terrifying tack. >> her alleged attacker was wearing a gps monitoring device at the time. we're live in lawrence. >> reporter: very disturbing case here. it was along this street where that young middle school student was walking to school when she was kidnaped, pulled into a second floor apartment and raped. police say she was able to give a very detailed description of her alleged attacker and the inside of that apartment. and that they say, is what led them so quickly to the suspect. along the streets of lawrence a

here. >> when i found out what it was i was horrified. >> reporter: a young girl just 13 years old walking to school was attacked and grabbed from behind. >> the victim reports having been forcibly dragged from the street into a second floor apartment. >> reporter: inside the unthinkable, police say she was raped and sexually assaulted for more than 2 hours. >> this is unbelievable. it's just deplorable that someone could do that released her with the threat of not telling police. the young girl called her mother who then called authorities. . >> the amount of detail that was provided by this 13-year old child was enormous and critical in this investigation. >> reporter: it led police to 21-year old mateo. a neighbor took this photo of his arrest. he was wearing an ankle bracelet for a pretrial probation case but police say he was not a sex offender.

circumstances around it it's not random. >> reporter: authorities believe there is no long ear threat to this community and they'll see to it that those here feel safe. mateo is expected to be arraigned in court today. in the meantime we're told there will be extra patrols in the area in the neighborhood as well as at the school, all of this in an effort to make parents and students feel safe. . because i heard gunshots able felt all the power. it pushed me to the side and i dropped down. >> a teenager speaking out after he was hit by a stray bullet in his bedroom and this morning a man is under arrest in connection with the case and due in court. we're live in chelsea this morning with that boy's story. >> reporter: police arrested garcia a 19-year old in connection with the shooting that led to a stray bullet

home. this morning that 13-year old is back home and grateful to be alive. he arrived home are from the hospital with a bullet still lodged in his back, but thankful to be alive. >> thank god for letting me stay a little longer and thank you for the support that you all have given me. >> reporter: he says he was watching tv wednesday when he heard gunshots on the street below. >> at the third gunshot i went and at the second a bullet hit me. i felt all the power it pushed me to the side and i dropped down. >> reporter: police arrested 19-year old garcia in connection with the shooting. investigators say gunshots range out between a group of young people around 8:00 wednesday night. you can see where the stray bullet pierced the wall just inches from his bed. he says he no longer feels safe in

>> a kid could have caught a bullet too do you understand that's not a shooting -- >> reporter: his siblings are grateful their brother is back home. garcia is expected to be arraigned later this morning facing charges of assault appeared battery with a dangerous weapon. . today 2 of the men accused of setting off this explosion will face a judge. the august bombinges times newspaper. that paper serves the lgbt community and workers believe this was a hate crime. although the 2 men are only faces charges of property damage and places a device. an annual fundraiser gets underway today and officer collier's memory. he'd always wanted to be in law enforcement.

are from every moon pie sold to the memorial scholarship fund. it helps high school students anti-career in law enforcement. the fundraiser begins this morning and ends on sunday night. now, to campaign 2016 from an icy debate to a roost. >> this is the first time ever, ever that hillary is sitting down and speaking to major corporate leaders and not getting paid for it. >> this is such a spe that i took a break from my rigorous nap schedule to be here. . >> donald trump and hillary clinton shared the stage at the charity event and there was a little edge to some of the hue more there. the 2 trading insults. we have the highlights. >> donald trump's repeated zingers against clinton quickly fell flat last night.

catholics. >> she issued this jab calling trump out on his critical comments about women. >> he looks at the statue of liberty and sees a 4 maybe a 5 if she loses the torch and tablet and changes her hair. . >> the white tie affair came less than 24 hours after the final debate in las vegas during which trump pledged not to accept the outcome of the general election. . >> the voters decide who wins >> the clinton campaign claimed victory yesterday after the cyber security firm security works said a gmail account belonging to campaign chair had been hacked by a group of russian linked hackers. wikileaks still has about 27,000 emails that could be released before election day. . >> and the campaign trail is winding through new hampshire

nominee mike pence will host a town hall. trump's campaign may be impacting local races as well. the latest pole shows hassan pulling away from ayotte in the race for u.s. senate. the poll hassan has with 48% of the vote compared to 39% for ayotte. it's the first time this year either candidate has shown a significant lead. . welcoming up a military mystery in boston. >> a dock, the questions this morning over where it's headed. >> and a local dog learning a new trick, why sign language can hopefully help her find a new home. >> plus thinking about faking a sick day how far some bosses will go to check out your story. it's a foggy start and you'll want the rain gear for all afternoon. heavier showers move into the forecast, i'll have the hour by hour timing and big changes for the weekend, but

visit here barry burbank visited golden hill elementary school on wednesday. 100, 4th graders got to listen all about new england weather and one of the boys came in second place in a track meet. so congratulations.

well most of us have done it called into work sick even when you're feeling fine. >> you may want to be more careful. more employers say they're checking out your story. according to a new survey a third of businesses say they try to confirm if workers are sick and sometimes even dry by an employee's house. about 35% of workers admitted they faked for being sick, the most popular reasons having a doctor's appointment and just not feeling like going to work. >> here's the thing i love my job so much i'm in and i'm sick. >> that's true. earlier this morning she's like yep, got that dayquill going. what a dreary start to the day. >> it is friday.

in the forecast for this weekend cooler temperatures on the way and windy conditions too with a lot of rain moving in especially this evening. we could also see an isolated thunderstorm chance, nothing severe but maybe a flash of lightning, a rumble of thunder and brief heavy downpours from time to time too and then buy buy. current radar pictures we zoom in locally here a couple showers to the north and west of in between the steady rain we also have drizzle and the dense fog while the main event still well to our west is a line of heavy rain will move in tonight and tomorrow morning. here's that hour by hour timing 9 a.m. starting off later today still drizzle, foggy, low visibility and the showers increase in intensity and coverage about 5:00 tonight's. the evening commute could be tricky especially in the eastern half of new england here where we

downpours. saturday morning starting off with areas of fog again but not necessarily the areas of rainfall until we get another push here saturday evening and that means we could also see a little bit of cold air funnelly in higher elevations likely to see snowflakes falling and looks like accumulation too be believe it or not. flurries expected in the higher spots here and light accumulation farther to the north where we could see 1 to 3 inches of snow accumulation for us we're dealing with a rain we could see 1 to 3 inches of rain widespread with isolated spots, 3 inches or more. and the visibility right now half mile or less in some spots although improving conditions along the south shore in some spots but as we all know fog can change quickly from time to time. temperatures have increased to 62 degrees in boston right now, 67 in taunton as we get a surge of warmth from that warm front as it lifts to the north today.

upper 60s for 11 a.m. and hour by hour 1:00, 68 degrees. overnight 65 scattered rain good night to sleep and let the rain put you to bed. saturday a few showers and the temperatures start to fall throughout the day with sunday 54 degrees windy and chilly and that's going to contribute to the leaf drop as winds could gust 40 miles per hour. forecast, cooling down to the 50s sunday and 40s for next week. let's get you out on the roads. we're taking a live look at the zakim bridge and there is a bit of moderate volume us a make your way across the bridge. same to be said as you make your way in from the north are pretty clear right now. your tough

there. a mob caught on camera stealing thousands of dollars worth of products and the thieves hid their faces with hoodies and went right for the apple store. police say the group surrounded the iphone display and all at once cut the security cords and ran. investigators say the thieves got away with 19 iphones worth about $13,000. police think the group may be connected to a similar robbery a few weeks ago. skyye in boston here. dozens of military artillery lined up on a dock be to be shipped out. we're told they're high tech and have better shooting capability. we don't know where the shipment is going or who it's for. the army says they're not involved with this shipment. well, a dog with special needs is learning some new tricks to make sure she finds a forever home. we explain how sign language is key.

but it's what we do in spite of them, how we rise above them that sets us apart. on 2 legs or on 4. >> yes, good girl. >> reporter: this dog was rescued from a high kill shelter last summer. she's 2 years old, a mix, and she's uniquely unique. . >> she's deaf and so a lot of people just aren't sure how to deal with a deaf dog but we've been for some of her commands. basic dog sign language and things you would use in training a hear dog. >> reporter: she has been in and out of foster homes since arriving 5 months ago. >> it is a long time for us. >> reporter: she just needs a little patience. >> it's just a matter of adapting slightly to get her attention and once you have that she's like every other dog. >> reporter: no one is perfect. and that should be perfectly oky

home. she's so sweet. and she's just going to integraa family so well, and she just needs her forever home. >> reporter: as you can see she likes to be the center of attention so she'd probably do best in a home with no other pets maybe older children only. hi. she's kind of a no brainer, $350 adoption fee has been waived, and she's going home with a $500 care package. . >> if you'd like information on how to adopt her just go to our website cbsboston.com. trying to steal a kiss. >> i know so cute. >> so smart and really well trained. >> i'm sure she's going to find a home for sure. ahead the charter school debate bringing in some big money. >> how much each side has raised and the backers who's raised most of that money.

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cubs and dodgers game 5, lester pitched 7 innings gave up one run, solo homer gave the cubs a lead, chicago would pull away late and win the game to take a 3-2 series lead, just one win away from the word series. the bruins winning their home opener. >> an before the game 2 legends were on the ice. >> well, good morning. the bruins had a happy home coming last night and maybe had

before the game orr and schmidt taking part in the puck drop. its the 50th anniversary of orr's season with the b and 80th for schmidt. great moment before the game and a great moment at the end. bergeron playing in his first game of the year. tied at one and untied it scores the game winner with 115 to go. schmidt called orr the said schmidt was the greatest bruin ever. no argument here. over to you. and tom brady e pats gearing up for sunday's game with the steelers in pittsburgh and some good news yesterday gronkowski is no longer listed on the injury report. we have you covered we'll start with the patriots game at 11:30, kick off

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. a local woman missing for over a day found safe, how police are were able to track her down. >> a 13-year old girl kidnaped and raped on her way to school, the questions this morning about the past. >> a local teenager hit by a stray bullet speaking out. . >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz

. good friday morning to you. it is 6:30 right now. thanks so much for joining us >> we finally made it to friday. all week it kind of felt like summer and then this weekend we're going to go back to that fall feeling, right? yes, exactly. it's going to turn windy too. first as you head out the door you notice it is very soupy out there. the visibility pretty low thanks to some dense fog out there. quarter or less in worcester and some dense fog on the outer cape. it will stick around for the next few hours. warm front continues to lift northward and back to our west more showers on the horizon especially later this evening and going into your overnight forecast. temperatures now warms into the 60s, 62 in boston, and eventually you'll see 60 your way up to the north and west too

72. we stay warm and humid but big changes for the weekend, when we'll see the cooler air and when we could see all that wind coming up. . live look at 93 south, a couple of accidents happening there we want to tell you about, one in andover at exit 44 and a second accident in medford on the ess new overnight police are searching for the driver of this car that crashed into a home. police say they're not sure who or how many people were inside the car when it ran into a home. no one inside the house was hurt that's the good news. a building inspector is being notified to survey the damage. also new a woman missing for more than a day found safe in a swamp. the 45-year old was carried out of the woods and put into that ambulance early this

good health. police and k-9 units spent hours searching the woods near her home. >> it was a good outcome for us. we had a lot of help from surrounding agencies as well as the k-9 unit who ultimately was the -- was responsible for finding her. we're very very appreciative. >> she hadn't been seen since early wednesday morning. police are still investigating how she there will be extra patrols in lawrence today following a terrifying attack. >> a 13-year old girl kidnaped and raped and her alleged attacker was wearing a gps monitoring device. . >> reporter: police say this young victim was very courageous in coming forward and providing great details on the suspect and the inside of the apartment. it's what led police, they say,

i can tell you this happened yesterday morning as that middle school student was walking to school. police say mateo grabbed her from behind and forced her inside a second floor apartment where she was allegedly raped and held there for more than 2 hours. when she was finally released police say she did go to school and called her mother and the mom is who called police. authorities say mateo was wearing an ankle bracelet for a pretrial probation case not a sex offender, again, they say this victim's detailed account was instrumental. . >> the amount of detail that was provide by the this 13-year old child was enormous and critical in this investigation. . >> reporter: mateo is expected to be arraigned in court today, again, there will be extra patrols in the area as well as at the school. all of this to make parents and students feel

there is no longer a threat to the community. . concerns over sexual misconduct now surfacing at another boarding school. lawrence academy is now asking students to come forward and report any cases of current or past abuse. the school won't say what prompted the request. a teenager speaking out after he was hit by a stray bullet in his bedroom and this morning a man arrested in connection with the case is due in court. we're live with the latest details. >> reporter: police arrested garcia, a 19-year old in connection with the shooting that led to a stray bullet hitting a teenager inside of his apartment. this video shows him arriving home last night with the bullet still lodged in his back. the 13-year old says he was watching tv on the third floor of his family's apartment when he heard the sound of gunshots coming from the street below. investigators say those

of young people around 8:00 wednesday night. he says when he got up to check out the commotion a bullet came through the window and hit him. you can see where it pierced the wall. he says he no longer feels safe in his neighborhood. >> a kid could have caught a bullet too. do you understand that? >> reporter: garcia is expected to be arraigned later this morning. he's facing assault appeared battery with a dangerous weapon. . boston police donating blood in honor of 2 wounded officers. nearly 300 police officers showed up for a blood drive for the red cross in dorchester yesterday. this was a show of support for officers cintolo and morris who were shot while responding to a domestic violence call last week. officer cintolo is now out of the hospital. officer morris remains in intensive care.

thank everyone for their prayers and support. >> he's doing as well as can be expected. >> both officers had to have multiple surgeries and needed a lot of blood. boston police say they hope to organize another blood drive next month. federal investigators are now looking into the case of police chief campanello he's accused of inappropriate conduct with 2 women and destroying evidence on his cell phone. the district attorney has turned over its investion u.s. attorney's office and the state attorney general. he is on paid leave until his retirement in january. the battle over mosul with isis in iraq has claimed its first american life. a u.s. service member was killed by a road side bomb. more than 100 u.s. special operations forces are operating with iraqi units. less than 24 hours after the last presidential debate the candidates were on stage again

>> donald wanted me drug tested before last night's debate, and look, i've got to tell you i am so flattered that donald thought i used some sort of performance enhancer. now, actually i did. it's called preparation. . >> michelle obama gives a speech and everyone loves it it's absolutely great. my wife gives the exact same speech. and people get on her case. . >> both candidates are in must bin states today trump is in north carolina, clinton is in ohio. well the globe reports more

20,000 more city residents are registered to vote. children's hospital getting approval for a major expansion but likely to be the end of a beloved green space. the council signed off on the one billion dollar expansion project. a highrise medical building will replace the garden. families say it's a place to reflect during a highly's illness. they say the eggs expansion will include a new green space. >> it's a loss to all of the needs of the children, families, needs of the staff is first and foremost. >> my brother's ashes were scattered in that garden when he died at the age of 12. and essentially this decision in regard to the garden where they're going to essentially destroy the garden means that his remains are going to be desecrated. >> garden supporters rallied at the state house yesterday.

ruling been appealed and court action is a possibility. the fight over charter excuse is getting expensive on both sides. all right groups in favor of additional charter schools have raised more than $20 million for tv ads and other campaigning. the main group opposing the measure has raised more than 12 million. most of that money has come from teacher's unions. . massachusetts laying the grouwo drives cars. the governor issued an executive order yesterday that creates a 9 member group that will recommend possible laws. they'll consult on automated driving technology. the mayor also signed an order yesterday to develop guidelines for testing to vehicles in the city. right now just ahead we'll have a check of the day's top stories for you. >> including the 2 men heading to court this morning charged with this explosion.

coast. check out this awesome whale video. well, good morning. it's a bit of a dreary start to the day with dense fog but at least we have warm temperatures. weather watchers reports temperatures in the 50s and 60s. 61 according to peter under an recovery cast sky. i love september morning he says in late october. cooler temperatures arrive for this weekend i'll have the numbers

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

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whale watch got this view this week. >> you want to know something i'll admit it i've never been on a whale watch. >> you have to go. >> i know. >> how have you grown-up? >> i know. >> i'm actually ashamed. >> terrible. >> don't look at me. >> my dad took us on a whale watch one time and it was pouringai >> we went last summer and it was gorgeous beautiful weather and we saw the tail come up. everyone should do it at least once. >> let's go. well, now, the temps are going to get chilly, so if you are heading out on the boat or anything going on any tours make sure you bundle up. this rain though helping the drought conditions and we're still under extreme drought across much of

hampshire and also maine. severe drought conditions have improved just ever so slightly compared to last week otherwise not much of a change on this map. but we have some beneficial rain moving our way and here's the big picture, cold front moving in for late tonight and early tomorrow, could bring us some torrential rainfall. hour by hour 9 a.m. today notice we still have drizzle areas of isolated showers developing and then the rain really starts to kick in just prior to that evening be aware it's going to be slow going with the heavy rain reducing your visibility and creating some standing water as heavy showers continue right over boston through 11 p.m. tonight all the way up to maine and we can see an isolated thunderstorm mixed in with a steady rain too maybe a rumble of thunder, flash of lightning. saturday morning 7 a.m. we're starting off mainly dry but again some drizzle and patchy fog and 5 p.m. saturday more showers move in though not

saturday. and notice the blue showing up saturday night into sunday as colder air takes over new england especially in the higher elevations will be cold enough to see some snow accumulation flurries to light accumulation in the higher elevations. for us we're dealing with the rain 1 to 3 inches of rain potential around the boston area. all really depends on where we're going to see the heaviest rain setting up. now, visibility reduced in some spots to quarter mile o in boston and temperatures are warming up. it is a very warm start 62 in boston and warmer temperatures on the way today with highs in the lower 70s. overnight tonight 65 degrees and not too breezy but saturday afternoon as the few showers move in cold front takes over, behind it falling temperatures we start with 65 in the morning, and continue to fall until we hit the 40s overnight saturday, sunday a high of 54. very breezy on saturday but

gusting 40 to 50 miles per hour. here's your 7-day temperatures slowly decreasing drier sunday and monday and some 40s for the high temperatures tuesday and wednesday. . let's take a live look at the zakim bridge here this morning. you can see things moving along okay right now as you make your way into downtown. there is an accident further up 93 at 495 seeing some delays in that stretch as you make your way again basically before you hit past 128. . we'll check our top stories for you, a woman missing since wednesday has been found safe. >> rescuers carried the 45-year old out of the woods and into an ambulance. investigators still aren't sure how she ended up in a swamp, but police and k-9 units had spent hours searching for her. and police are searching for

cracked into a home around 2:00 this morning. police are not sure who was in the car or how many people were inside when it ran into the home at 35 wilson street. no one was hurt. a building inspector has been ny the damage. well, there will be extra patrols around lawrence schools today after a 13-year old girl was kidnaped and raped on her way to school. lawrence police say the girl's description of her attacker and apartment he took her to led them to the arrest of 21-year old momenting device. police won't say what charge he already faces but say he was not a sex offender. this morning 2 of the men accused of setting off an explosion will face a judge. the bombing destroyed a newspaper box belonging to the rainbow times newspaper. workers there believe this was a hate crime but the 2 are only charged with property damage. still to come apple issuing an alert to its customers.

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. a warning for shoppers buying apple products on am sglovenlt apple says it did some shopping itself and found nearly 90% of the cards and chargers is suing a new jersey company that says it's behind many of the fake products. and that could come as a welcome relief for parents. a new smart crib promise to say rock baby to say sleep in minutes. it re creates sounds of an infant found in the womb. engineers helped the design but rest doesn't come cheap. it cost more than $1,100.

adult version of that. doctors are weighing in on how much screen time kids should get. any killed under 18 months old should get no screen time at all. toddlers parents should find age appropriate content but watch it with them. kids under 5 should get an hour a day front of a screen and any child older than that should be monitored. time for a closer look at what's coming up at 7 on >> let's check in. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. ahead on cbs this morning there was laughter, tension and even boos as the candidates traded jokes and jabs. we'll also talk about donald trump's strategy as he continues to say he may not september the election results. we'll see you at 7:00 on the

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. in failing school districts, question 2 will let parents choose something better and give all our kids hope.

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got nothing. kelly ayotte. you need to know in washington. she's not working for new hampshire. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. . welcome back. from the final presidential debate before election day to the dramatic coast guard rescue. >> here's a look back at the week that was. >> facing off in their third and final debate. >> good luck in the booth. >> a level 3 sex offender is due in court today. >> police say he violate his probation by going to a library.

of sending nude pictures of himself to a student. >> that teacher has 37 years at the school. >> former red sox star wants to be a u.s. senator. >> you never say never. >> i think i can make a difference. >> the swimmer who got caught pulled to safety by a coast guard happy outcome for this man and his family. >> join him for a run this morning. >> okay, so that's my running route so i feel like i might be able to beat him. >> what time of the day would >> anytime i'm on the toilet. >> i'm going to leave that one right there. >> chance to sleep in a castle. >> i would be wearing a necklace of garlic and carrying a stake in my hand. all right let's get another check of our forecast today. we're going to deal with the rain. >> yes and some fog early as you head out but then you'll want the rain gear. we could see 1 to 3 inches of rain accumulation

saturday and then the temperatures fall throughout saturday afternoon. it does turn windy too. sunday 54 degrees, breezy chilly and some 40s on the way for high temperatures tuesday, wednesday but keep in mind leaf drop this weekend with all the wind. >> don't waste your time raking. >> exactly. get out of the raking chores this weekend. >> cbs this morning is next. we'll be back with an update in 25 minutes.

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 friday, october 21st, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning.? a campaign tradition brings hillary clinton and donald trump together. the awkward political roast laughter and boos. >> big boos. the nfl finds itself in a new domestic violence controversy. explosive police documents reveal giants kicker josh brown vividly describing how he abused his then wife, so why did he get a new contract and only a one-game suspension? >> how much screen time should your children have? we have new guidelines from doctors to help parents decide. we begin this morning with a