he said he was recounting the story of a new bedford fisherman who's been burdened by unfair regulations. we spent the day looking for that fisherman. >> when i saw him on the news this morning crying, he came off to me as genuine. >> reporter: he's talking about republican candidate for governor, charlie baker, the final debate at the wcb studios. baker was asked when he last shed tears. he related the story of a new bedford fisherman talking about his sons. >> and he said, they were both spectacular football players at new bedford high school who were given college scholarships to go play football. and i told them no. i said -- >> reporter: so exactly who was charlie baker talking about? no one here seems to know. >> no one here seems to know. in fact, no one anywhere seems to know. here's the local newspaper in new bedford where charlie baker says he met this fisherman. quote, people intimately involved with the city's fishing industry and high school athletics say they don't know of a family that fits baker's description. quote, no one comes to mind that i can think of said jim kenda

the scene in new bedford was probably one of the weirdest bmx scenes i have ever witnessed, a course basically built in between two buildings, build on a swamp. >> bmx rider paul herrane is one of the creators of bone death. >> it started out as a bet. build the most ridiculous thing you can imagine. have everybody throw money into a hat and say, hey, look, you want something you want to do and you think it's worth a prize, you do it, and i'll tell you what your reward would be for doing it. it got everyone to push themselves. >> they had riders jumping off ledges, riding down rails, riding across like 2x6s. they went so far as to have dead animals on the landings. >> one of the daredevil riders who sticks out in this crowd is matt plassman. he decides he wants to attempt the biggest, most difficult jump in the competition. a ten-foot high leap over the two septic tanks known as the holy roller. >> the holy roller was the big one. we were talking about it since that morning as a joke. i didn't actually think somebody would literally try it. >> paul should have known. in the bmx world

and his tag has east hampton number, he has a seal harbor number, maine, he has a bedford, new york andseth: those maine people are like, "this dog is a snob." >> yeah, this dog -- [ laughter ] >> seth: a wicked snobby dog. >> we think we can get a big reward for him. but no, he went up to some house like a half a mile away and coming out of the woods they thought he was a bear. [ light laughter ] and two little boys were back there like nine and ten years old. and then they realized he was a dog and he was so gentle and nice. so they called and said they would bring him back. and so i asked them what they would like for a reward. >> seth: uh-huh. >> and we talked. they came over for cocktails. the little boys and their parents. [ laughter ] >> seth: you're wanted in maine. [ laughter ] >> and so i got to know they're yankee fans, i'm a yankee fan, so they wanted a baseball by jeter. >> seth: oh, so you are going to try to get him a derek jeter autograph >> oh i bought three professional, what do you call it, major league baseball baseballs. >> seth: yeah. >> and hard balls, not softbal

it sailed from new bedford before the new year. volume 12 picks up its story off the cape verdean islands. the crew sailed east and then southward along the guinea coast towards the english trading settlement. te, route -- en rou marlborough captured five vessels, persuaded a british master to act as a pilot for them, negotiated a mutually-beneficial deal with a local tribal leader, and then burned his settlement when the british factors refused to surrender the property they held. the climax of the cruise came off cape messer auto -- "there came a canoe from shore with a black king named robin gray. do, when weom mesora hear of a slave ship ready to sail for the west indies. oursales set running with fleet after us. at 2:00 p.m., we made the anchor, all hands getting ready to engage as needed. at 5:00 p.m., we came up with the ship and anchor. the captain ordered them to strike their colors, which they immediately did. at the same time, running under their stern. be captainroved to william allinson mounting 16 guns with a cargo of

he sell from new bedford. the crew sailed east to the french trading post and then southward along the guinea coast for the english trading settlement. vessels captured five am a persuaded a british master to ask as pilot for them, negotiated a mutually beneficial deal with the local tribal leader and then burned the settlement when the british factors there refused to surrender the the property they help. the law, there came a canoe from sure with a black king called robin gray. steering -- when we hear of a slave ship all slave ready to sail for the west indies, all sales that running southeast by used with our fleet after us. at 2 p.m. we made the sale to anchor under the land, all hands getting ready to engage if needed. at 5 p.m. we came up with a ship at anchor. the captain order them to strike the colors, which they immediately did. at the same time running under their stern. the prize proved to be the captainl letter, william allison mounting 16 guns with it cargo of 300 slaves as rice, a very,and very

new hampshire. >> crazy. >> we are from bedford, new hampshire. >> yes. >> seth: and -- >> how's larry?o you know which is great. >> i love your mother and i can't think of her name. that's why i didn't say it. >> seth: hillary. >> hillary. you never think of moms named hillary. >> seth: yeah, well, i got one. >> except for hillary clinton i guess. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. but it's so funny because we didn't know each other growing up. but you were so young when you'd gone on "snl" that i knew people who knew you and i always thought, "oh, well, there's not two people from this town. and sandler's from one town over and i just thought, i'm never going to get on the show because it's now going to be three people from this part of new hampshire. >> especially jews from a place where there are no jews. i know you're not really jewish. he isn't really jewish. >> seth: yeah, i'm getting closer every day. yeah, yeah. >> there's a little jewish in there. >> seth: yeah, exactly. >> i don't want to -- >> seth: but, the first time -- [ laughter ] the first time my brother and i met you, we wer

in bedford school in new castle getting 121 bullet proof white boards. they look and work like norm jam erase boards but bullet proof. they have handles on the back so teachers can hold them up as a shield and buy some time in an emergency and use them to charge a gunman. >> it can take on the roll of a defensive tool. this tool can help me get from here to that door if the shooter comes through. >> reporter: the hard wire company makes these boards. they cost about $400. the boards. developed after researching the timelines of the sandy hook and virginia tech trajs. hard wire uses similar materials on u.s. military vehicles in the middle east. >>> two years after hurricane sandy and the new jersey attorney general's office continues to watch for storm recovery scams since the rebuilding began 16 people face charges for committing fraud and filing for relief funds they weren't entitled to. so far this year violation notices went out to 95 registered or noncompliant home improvement businesses. some good news now for some local kids. with the help of some

news at 4:00 a a.m. >>> delaware middle school is becoming first in the region to put bullet-proof white boards in classrooms. 121 of these special white boards are going in to classrooms at the bedforde school in new castle. it is part of the pilot program launched by state police. district says it is pro active approach to improving school safety. >>> if you are in a run, hide, fight, situation, if you have to run, take it with you. that is why we make it mobile. same as a police vest. >> white boards are designed to stop any hand gun, any shotgun, and can absorb multiple round of ammunition. >>> something unexpect here police in alabama says a man's own dog held officers and him on a drug charge. the pooch named bo, that is him right there, followed his own shore ran out of the house when police tried to a arrest him. an officer told bo to go get him and he d when the dog eventually stopped and wagged his tail on the grass, officers found and arrested edwin henderson. >>> all right lets get a check of your fox 29 weather authority, what is on the radar tonight, scott a lot of wet tore talk b cooler air is moving in. halloween forecast, i think most of the day will be dry. there co

let's go to bedford hills, new york. michael is a republican. caller: good morning, everyone. good morning, josh. trendingn is [indiscernible] it is trending among the students and teachers and going across the university. [indiscernible] asking theampaign people to not enter this because the congress did not do anything for our country. in thee just interfering domestic issues of the country. here is my question for josh. did the government feedback abouts holdingnd opening and this page on the facebook which is against congress and both sides? maybe this will translate to other countries and develop in other countries because there is no limitation for facebook. host: josh. guest: not quite sure what the question was. it sounds like social media. and otherfacebook tools to drive voter turnout. candidates from both parties are utilizing it. host: it is that a prominent tool in the toolbox? guest: this is nothing new. the big challenge for republicans, they still have had problems with getting the voter identification, getting the tools to micro target voters with the same pre

new information today in the disappearance of the lyon sisters. the girls disappeared nearly 40 years ago leaving wheaton plaza in montgomery county. officers were led to a rural area in bedford county, virginia. the family of michael welch once owned land there. holding a cone this afternoon. new developments starting at 4:00 and be sure to sign up for our push alerts on our app. >> rep following a developing story, tensions rising in hong kong after a week of massive protests. these are live pictures as the protesters contie to demand free elections. now, the chinese government is warning of chaos on the streets if these protests persist, and police there are saying that they are going to be taking action, that there will be serious consequences if the proteste start to occupy governme buildings as they promised. e set up a deadline. midnight tonight. they say if hong kong's chief executive does not resign by them, they will move into those governme buildings. executive, not appearing to be letting up. he has refused to meet with those protesters who say they don't want to talk to him anymore. they want him out. they want him to lose his job. they are, of course, politicia

we have a crew in bedford and we'll hav more on news 4 at 5:00. to you. >> thank you, wendy. > first at 4:00, a big manhunt is over in maryland. police have arrested the man they believe killed a father tryi to protect his son outse a swim club in bowie. office arrested deion warren at a motel in anne arunde county. invests tell us warn shot mitchell white tuesdt outside the bel-air swim and racket club. white was trying to break up a fight whe he was shot. > right now we are tracking new devel in the ebola outbre that has reached the united states. >> the list of people who could s grown now from 818 to 100.e >> that that list includes anyo who had contact with thom duncan. >> he began showing symptoms of ebola four days later in dallas and is in the hospital there now. >> duncan's family members inity ignored health offi orders to stay inside their apartment. they have been warned they could be arrested if they violate the order again. moments ago, dallas officials ackn the quarantine is an unusual >> the actions we took, while unusua were appro

we'll have a crew in bedford county when the sharist holds a news confee this afternoon.k for updates beginning on news 4 at 4:00. we'll send push alerts as well with new information from the nbc washington mobile app. > rules could change for aborti clinics in virginia. the state's health commissioner s the board of health to review regulations. abortion rights advocates say guidelin established in 2011 were designed to put clinics out of business. activists s many focused on constron regulations rather than patient safety. the board will vote in december on possibly amending the rule. >>> today could mark another importt step for building the eisenhow memorial. the national capital planning commis is expected to grant prelimy approval for the praump's design. the original project mired in delays becau conflicts over th design. the architect revised his plan last month. while the planning s the project should be approved, the eisenhower family still voiced displeasure with that design. >>> new this morning, going gnome. minutes ago the nationals got creative using gnomes

let's go to bedford hills, new york. michael is a republican. caller: good morning, everyone. good morning, josh. trendingn is [indiscernible] it is trending among the students and teachers and going across the university. [indiscernible] asking theampaign people to not enter this because the congress did not do anything for our country. in thee just interfering domestic issues of the country. here is my question for josh. did the government feedback abouts holdingnd opening and this page on the facebook which is against congress and both sides? maybe this will translate to other countries and develop in other countries because there is no limitation for facebook. host: josh. guest: not quite sure what the question was. it sounds like social media. and otherfacebook tools to drive voter turnout. candidates from both parties are utilizing it. host: it is that a prominent tool in the toolbox? guest: this is nothing new. the big challenge for republicans, they still have had problems with getting the voter identification, getting the tools to micro target voters with the same pre

person of interest in the sisters disappeara this afterno we'll hear from the bedford county sheriff and bring w developments on news and 4:00. and make sure you're signed up for push alerts on the nbc 4 app. charges after police say he accidentally shot and killed her best friend in d.c. the victim, 13-year-old tyrin caldwell and his 14-year-old frie were in the apartment on downing street northeast tuesday night. the older teen lived there wir hi mother. police spent yesterday collecti efo and are investigatg the shooting as an accident. the victim's father did not want to be identified, but tells news 4 he hopes his son's friend is >> i hope that he doesn't get charged. why is that? >> because they were friends and >> if police find that the gun belonged to the 14-year-old's mother, she could be charged for not keeping it properly secured. >>> take a look. prince george's county police say this man is on the run. his name, deon warren who shot and kill add father trying to protect his son. this happened tuesday outside of the belair swim and racquet club in bowie. investigats say mitchell white stepped inn a grou

bedford, virginia. neither man has been charged in the case. >>> when we come back encouraging news on the nation's economy. in cases of rape and incest, just like the right-wing republicans in congress. they want to overturn roe v. wade. so does she. "i think roe v. wade should be overturned." barbara comstock even voted with right-wing republicans to require women seeking an abortion to undergo transvaginal ultrasounds. that's all i need to know. i'm john foust and i approve this messge. >>> more clash information hong kong today -- clashes in hong kong today as police and even some frustrated residents try to move pro democracy protests out of the streets. there's a lot of pushing and shoving going on as the two groups face off. protesters are demanding a government executive step down but there's no indication that he is going to do that. >>> we have some good news on the economic front. the unemployment rate in september was down to 5.9%. that's the lowest it's been since july of 2008 at @ start of the -- of the great -- the start of the great recession. analysts expect it to move closer to 5.5% soon.

from the studios in downtown bedford on the news director here at nbc five and i will be your moderatorhis evening. we are joined tonight by the two candidates running for the u.s. senate incumbent senator jeff merkley and the challenger doctor monica wehby. guide senator berkley and ceo of an old debate animal debate issues in the studio on this debate and it begins now. >> life from the studios of kohi five, jeff merkley and challenger doctor monica wehby. this debate is brought to you by care source. aarp, discovered your real possibilities at aarp.org. the oregon association of realtors, protecting your piece of oregon. and the tribe working always to better the communities where we live. now your host and moderator for tonight's debate. >> moderator: oregon voters will decide who represent them in washington, d.c.. this is the only scheduled debate between senator berkley in the capitol hill for either of them goes to the the nbc via studios and on behalf of all of the viewers i would like to thank you for joining us. but before we begin at the candidates. doctor monica wehby is a

new charges, no bond for him either. back to you. >> thanks, molette. we could hear of a breakthrough today in the disappearance sist. the investiga led police to bedford county, virginia. the family of michael welsh once d land there. police named him as a person of interest in the sisters' disappea look for updates beginning on news 4 at 4:00. >>> turning to the weather now. we are starting to see a little sunshine out there. storm team 4 meteorologist amelia joins us with her first forecast for this thursday morning. good morning. >> after some fog this morning d plenty of clouds, a little bit of sunshine trying to make an appearance. you'll notice partly sunny skies. r the rest of today, partly to mostly cloudy. the weather not having any negati impact on your day. high temperatus today very similar to yesterday, in the mid test check of the plenty of clouds, but no rain. there isn't any rain in the forecast for thursday. 69 is where we're at now. partly sunny skies at 2:00. temperat in the mid-70s. by 6:00, a temperature around 74. so, nice for this time of year, for the afternoon and evening hours. up in baltimore, the orioles taking on the tiger

new spin on some -- what he calls the precursor to the holidays. his son is here with us, too. good to have you with us. you're from the bedford springs resort in bedford, pennsylvania, the omni bedford springs. you gave me probably what is the perfect food. what do we have? >> we're calling these deviled horns. it is hall penas straight from our -- jalapenos straight from our garden. we're going to stuff them. >> charles uis going to work o those. >> absolutely. we'll hollow out the seeds. we'll take chorizo and jack cheese. >> you expanded your garden so you're sort of having a farm-to- table experience at your place, right? >> we are. the gardening has been just a huge success. people have been really excited about it so we're expanding our gardens now to incorporate even more of the grounds. and then we're going to look at some other options. >> this is going to -- that's chorizo and jack cheese in there? >> yes. >> and one of the most perfect foods ever, bacon, goes around the finished product which is absolutely amazing. >> he's going to roll the whole thing with bacon. >> charles, once you roll this what happens after

bedford county. authorities have a lot more to say. we will have more information 5:00.u at until then, jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. >> we want to get a more information about the lyon sisters. police say they left their home sometime between 11:00 a.m. and noon. they were seen between 2:30 and 3:00 p.m. walking down a street of what was then called wheaton plaza. police were called around 7:00 p.m. they haven't been seen cents. >-- since. >> the lawyer for another man convicted of killing a virginian teenager wants to take a closer look at the case. he wants to know if there is any dna evidence that jesse matthew, jr., may be involved in the disappearance of alexis taylor, who disappeared in august of last year. her body has never been found. lawyer says there was dna recovered in his case which was never matched to his client or anyone else. >> we are also following breaking news out of alexandria. a judge has just ruled in the case of a man accused of shooting a police officer in the head. was in stephen tschida the courtroom today and is live with the verdict now. ruling adge made his short time ago. he says he sympathized with the vic