reid: never.: it took five years to turn a profit and you made hard some really decisions along the way, including stepping down as ceo and becoming executive chairman. reid: the question wasn't like, was it a difficult thing for ego, stepping down as ceo but , what gives us the best possible chance to realize something? part of what i have come to realize is that i'm passionate about scale, impact in the world. i am passionate about solving business problems. i am passionate about entrepreneurship and innovation. i'm not passionate about running an organization. i do not wake up going, how do i run my staff better? when we are on boarding the next 100 people, how do we do that? i know it's important, but it's not the problem that i wake up thinking about. as it came together with jeff, jeff said i can help you interim, running the stuff that you feel challenged about. we were like, oh, jeff is enough of a product guy, he could do this job. emily: tell me about your partnership with jeff. reid: je

reid. reid: thank you so much. right now, investigators in quincy are tring to figure out what sparked a two-alarm fire on lebanon street early this morning. that fire has been knocked down. the building was the old lebanon club which has been abandoned for years. antoinette: a fatal shooting on the north shore is under investigation right now. a police officer opening fire after a violent confrontation. the suspect shot while behind the wheel of an s.u.v. reid: responding officers saying that vehicle was used as a weapon. our jim lokay has the story from beverly. packed with clutter, is taken away as evidence, the focus is is on what started it. the call to 911 at around 3:00 about a suicidal man near the cummings center office complex in beverly. >> two police cruisers from beverly witnessed that individual who was driving a g.m.c. envoy strike a toyota highlander. jim: inside that g.m.c. a 49-year-old man from hamilton. inside the toyota sources say the man's wife. this young woman says her mother, good friends

reid: and i'm reid lamberty. good to have you out here this morning. you can feel that fall chill but take a look at this photo from the top of mt washington. right around the corner. the observatory tweeting out this wintry scene of the frosted summit with the colors of autumn below. antoinette: looks a little too much like snow. i don't know if i want to see that. too early, danielle. danielle: antoinette, reed, i know we do not want to see snow just yet. what we are talking about this morning is a chilly start out there for a lot of you folks. notice we're waking up to the 30's-- actually 33 degrees there. running near freezing. 49 though in boston. 37 on the vineyard. so it's a chilly start. as we go through the next 12 hours, we're going to see temperatures bump up through the afternoon with some sunshine. into the upper 60's pushing maybe 70 degrees, but before we go to there, we have to talk about the fact that there is a frost advisory in effect for western mass until 8:00. hopefully yesterday before you went to bed you brought the plants in be

reid: and i'm reid lamberty. good to have you here. this morning. but take a look at this photo from the top of mt washington. the observatory tweeting out summit with the colors of autumn below. antoinette: it sure is pretty from far away. danielle? danielle: antoinette and reid, i know. i don't think any of us are really ready for the big four-letter dreaded word yet, snow. mt. washington saw a little bit of that yesterday. they're already experiencing winter way up there. as far as what's happening here, we, we're talking about some fog this morning. we have visibilities now down to pittsfield. down to about three quarters of a mile. it has improves somewhat in too. that's going to be the trend. we're going to see the fog quickly burn off and then temperatures start to respond once that sunshine does come. as far as what we're talking about this morning, it's 36 in norwood. 38 in taunton. 39 in fitchburg. and in worcester 44 degrees. as we go through the next 12 hours in worcester, look what happens. by lunchtime we're up at the upper 50's, low 6

reid: reid: a mother honors a doctor lost at sea. -- her daughter lost at sea. >> they didn' t expect there to be survivors. reid: fire on the water. went up in flames. forecast. still, rain out there. when we could see it. reid: donald trump likes classic aerosmith. why steven tyler isn' t on board. tonight, the modern -- the mother of a missing crew member on the cargo ship "el faro" opens up on the tragedy at sea. good evening. mariette wright was one of 33 on board when the ship met the fury of hurricane joaquin. tonight, her proud but grieving mother speaks out, only on 5. our jim lokay has the exclusive interview. >> she would call me from port and say, this is a great cruise! wish you were here. jim: those calls reminded mary shevory how much her daughter, mariette wright, lived for life on the sea. but it came to a halt two weeks ago, when she and 32 others were presumably lost, when the el faro went down in choppy atlantic waters stirred up by hurricane joaquin. >> i had no warning. i got a call one morning that the el faro went missing, and had gone down, and their weren' t

but first, turkey in morning. reid: protesters and turkey clashing with police. officers for tissue tear gas at demonstrators railing against this weekend deadly bombing. 95 people were killed in a pair of suicide bombings that ripped through a peace rally. reporter: they came out by the thousand and turkey' s capital to remember the dead and vent their anger. chants of the murderer state will be brought to account directed at the turkish government for allowing saturday' s deadly attack to happen. [explosion] reporter: as hundreds assembled for a peace rally, two blasts seconds apart killing 100 people today, many of the dead laid to rest. familymembers heartbroken over the explosions that tore apart a rally calling for democracy and a stop to the fighting between turkish forces and kurdish rebels. i really cried while watching the news. it is so sad, this man said. no humanity, no emotion, just brutality. we are no different from iraq and syria. it is the deadliest attack and turkey' in the latest chapter in growing violence here as the government kurdish milit

reid: honor and respect. lost airmen remembered after a tragic plane crash. >> just a beautiful girl. reid: the tributes from the bay state to afghanistan. pam: explosive situation. why there was a big bang during a haz-mat collection day. reid: feeling the bern. the raucous rally for bernie sanders in boston. pam: hurricane joaquin on the move right now, still dangerous, but staying away from the u.s. mainland. reid: new tonight, the coast guard says it' s located a life ring from a missing cargo ship the search off the bahamas will resume in the morning. four of the thirty-three on board are from maine, including the captain. pam: all this as a massive rainstorm brings misery to the carolinas. flooding and rescues still going on at this hour. reid: coastal trouble here in massachusetts. high surf, tossing boats, and hurricane joaquin a powerful, category-4 storm right now. but that storm really isn' t to blame for the rough stuff around here. let' s get right to stormteam five' s mike wankum in the weather

while senator ayotte said harry reid knows nothing about new hampshire. our people or the role we play in vetting candidates on both side of the aisle. and by phone even jeanne shaheen weighed in from her tour of the refugee cries is in europe. >> new hampshire has very diverse opinions and ideas about this country, so i think harry reid is wrong. josh: the fight led to a candidate boycott of -- >> new hampshire's heavily populated and loaded with minorities. so i apologize. josh: the state republican party weighed in, saying it's hypocritical for the governor to criticize reid when he has a super pac that's been spending money that benefit hassan's senate bid. while state democrats are firing back saying the new hampshire g.o.p. didn't renounce its membership from the rnc after its chair made their comments. an expected back and forth, but one that may not be doing the primary any favors. tom: so, nobody lives here. nobody. jennifer: except all of us. tom: our commitment coverage continues next. the five democrats running for president debate for the fir

-- and mitch mcconnell and harry reid. the entire time republican leaders have been promising we're going to do something on the budget. we're going to rein in the president, they have been in the back room negotiating to fund every single thing obama did. we saw el chapo dug out of his prison cell. one of the first thing you realize is that that wasn't dug overnight. the drug cartel spent many months digging that cartel. our leadership has spent many months breaking el chapo out on the american people, digging us deeper into debt. i'll point out it is contrary to the promises, the promises that our leaders have made. in august of 2014, majority leader mitch mcconnell was quoted as saying, "so in the house and senate, we own the budget. so what does that mean? that means we can pass the spending bill. and i assure you that in a spending bill we will be pushing back against the bureaucracy by doing what's called placing riders in the bill. no money can be spent to do this or do that. we're going to go after them on health c

our reid lamberty reports from franklin. reid: the explosion that heard and felt by nearly everyone. >> it woke us up, obviously and the house shook. a horrible blast. >> we sat right up in bed, it was so loud. reid: the fire, fueled by charred remains of the two-story home, and extinguished the lives of two people, nancy and richard brown, the husband and wife who moved here less than a month ago. their bodies, according to investigators, found near one another. >> they walked every morning, just nice, grandma and grandpa. gary and deb had just met the browns, telling us they recently moved from florida to spend time with their grandchildren, who were frequent visitors. >> they were riding their bikes last week. reid: the cause of the blast remains under investigation, but fire officials are looking at the underground propane tank that provides fuel to the units. >> we will systematically and randomly test the propane throughout the complex. deb and gary also recently moved here, right across the street from the home that e

john: reid was not sure it would work. i believed in kevin and had enough affinity for the category and the product that i really wanted to do it. emily: why didn't reid think it would work? john: i don't know. reid said some words, and who knows exactly what he meant? he thought it was interesting, but not huge. emily: is there a science to it, a formula to these things? john: with kevin, it took me a while to convince him to raise money. i chased him for the better part of six months. david: airbnb is another example. this is one i was like, i don't get it. i don't get it. reid was on the other side pushing really hard to make it through. we think that dialectic, combined with respect for each other, allows us to get to good outcomes. emily: good that you own that. david: i have lots of things to own. 15, 16 years in this business, if you're not making some mistakes like that, you're probably not doing your job. emily: "the new yorker" article about marc andreessen, in that piece, he called bill gurley of benchmark his n

live tonight in lowell, i'm reid lamberty. wcvb newscenter 5 ed: investigators in upton say this fire that destroyed a house on main street is suspicious. that's because no one lived in the home. they're not sure how the flames did start over night. no one was hurt in that fire. an investigation in this fire in a home in waltham. there were people inside the building when the flames broke out. they made it out safely. the home was completely destroyed. the people who lived there lost everything. >> the fire started like there was flames, they just started spreading. i lost everything. ed: firefighters say it appears that the flames started on the first floor of the house and then spread quickly. right now police are investigating the arsenal of weapons taken from a new hampshire man. he claimed he had shot four people when police knocked on his door. rajon rondo is live -- rhondella richardson is live with what they found. rhondella: the door was opened and the naked man they say had a loaded gun next to him. >> seven firearms

in saugus, reid lamberty, wcvb newscenter 5. erika: right now, secretary of state john kerry is in boston, meeting with defense secretary ash carter and their australian counterparts. the discussions are focusing on ongoing efforts to counter violent extremism and the trans-pacific partnership agreement trade deal. earlier, kerry met with boston marathon organizers at the finish line. later today, he will speak at the harvard kennedy school in cambridge. emily: commitment 2016. we' ve heard from the republican presidential candidates twice. now it' s the democrats' turn. in just a few hours, these five candidates will take the stage in las vegas. stephanie ramos tells us, it' s a highly-anticipated event, as it' s the first time this campaign season they' ll go up against each other. stephanie: it is democratic night in vegas, the contenders, hillary clinton, bernie sanders, lincoln chafee, martin o' malley, and jim webb are set. >> ideas from the left or right, i asked whether it works. stephanie: they will likely try their har

right now our reid lamberty is live in arlington with the latest on the investigation. reid. reid: antoinette, miss quick to note pank robbers are not certainly not uncommon. this pank has opinion targeted before, but what made this bank rob ber more concerning theon the suspect carried to carry out the crime. an artist sketches how a woman who was gardening in front of the arlington home remembered the man who ran right by her this afternoon. >> and the suspect came so close to her as she was able to shell the odor of the dye pack. reporter: this is how the cameras had the savings bank first saw the man. dressed in black. the face partially covered and wield withing a black hand gun as he demand grab a pank teller. >> a suspect flowed residential area here. reporter: the man got are id of the outer lay everclothes he was wear during the crime. give in the dan examinerrous mature of the rob pri, police issued a shelter in place at four near pi schools. >> the the shelter in place was em implemented for an hour as the manhunt want on and with the aerial support of the state po

our reid lamberty is live in bedford where there is both reid? reid. 14 people are killed in a crash in afghanistan, two of whom called hanscom home. it is devastating times. reid. flags in bedford has v been lowered at half of sta. the airmen killed were members of the 66 security force of squad cron, the base commander, colonel, knew both airmen. >> they were incredible airmen who served their country voluntary andp lost their lives protect thing great nation. reid: engine failure likely caused the transport plan to crash at jalabad airport and denies early claims that enemy fire was the cause. the names will not be leased this 24 hours after all families have been notified. the hanscom airmen were among 130 security force troops at base, all of whom are now working with heavy hearts. >> we will remain steadfast in the call coming we have to protect thisnition and they continue do their jobs? neither is a massachusetts nate but both lived here. they were four months into a six-month deployment. the individuals who parished in this this ins he d

reid: it is not uncommon for a boat to take on water. but today the swells were as high as four feet at times, which was far too much water for the racers. ed: we take you to upton. a house fire remaining under investigation. the flames broke out at a home on main street. part of the road was shot down as cruz knocked down the fire. the was no one inside the home to waltham , crews battling a three alarm fire across the firehouse. everyone managed to get out safely. the fire did destroy the home. >> fire started, flames everywhere and they started spraying. that is when i was -- ed: the cause of that fire is also under investigation tonight. in a season of disappointment stability tonight for the red sox. john farrell will return as manager next spring. farrell left the team to undergo cancer treatment. mike joins us with more. mike: the timing was interesting. in a luminance one single day of speculation or john farrell will return as manager of the red sox next season -- it eliminates a single day was speculation. he was diagnosed with

reid' s comments sparked criticism from hassan, who called on reid to apologize for insulting her state. a political action committee associated with reid, the senate majority pac, encouraged hassan to run for the u.s. senate. now to las vegas where the stage is set for tonights democratic debate. for the first time this campaign season all 5 candidates will come together. abc' s stephanie ramos has a preview . stephanie: it' s democratic fight night in vegas. the 5 presidential contenders, hillary clinton, bernie sanders, martin o malley, lincoln chafee and jim webb. their podiums are set for tonights cnn debate. martin o' malley: i don' t ask if an idea is from the left or right or whether it' s democratic or republican. i ask if it works. stephanie: martin o malley and jim webb will likely try their hardest to get noticed. taking aim at frontrunner hillary clinton. on debate is, clinton stepped away from debate preps and stopped to glad-hand at this union rally not far from right in front of donald trump' s las vegas property. hillary clinton: now you know, some people think mr. trum

>> aye. >> though officials may argue reid's claim of not being a troublemaker, even reid acknowledges that wherever and whenever he finishes his sentence, he'll have issues to deal with. >> so what happens when you get out of prison? >> what happens? i don't know. i'll need to be very careful. one mistake and i'm back for a recall. >> you think you're going to drink? >> why not? >> seems to cause you problems. >> i've been doing it for 40 years. any time i'm out. can i see myself stopping? no. no. no. >> jimmy had told us about all the problems his drinking had caused. and that he had concerns, but the fact that when he was released he planned to go right back to drinking, it was evident, that's who he is. that's who jimmy is. >> i'll be okay. i'll be all right. i hope. >>> coming up -- >> i stood on the bed, and i put the rope around his neck, and i killed him. >> how long did that take? >> five minutes. >> the chilling account of one young inmate's descent into murder and a life in prison. yep, greatness deserves recognition. you got any trophies, cowboy? ♪ whoomp there it is uh, ye

harry reid and senate. if only we had a republican majority in the senate, then things would be different. 2014, millions of minutes rose up again. won another historic tidal wave victory. won nine senate seats. retired harry reid as majority leader. you and i have been here 10 months. can you point to one single accomplishment the republican majority has given to the men and women who elected us? now mind you, there are things we have accomplished. it just wasn't anything we promised men and women back home. one of the things i discovered as freshman, how often leadership would effectively pat you on head, say, now, son, that's what you tell the folks back home. we don't actually do it. you don't expect us to actually do those things? you know, a few weeks back i was meeting with a number of house republicans. i suggested to them, go back to your district, convene a town hall. set up a whiteboard. and just ask your constituents what should be top priorities of republican majorities in both houses of congre

reid: larry proulx was a car buyer connecticut. he was one of the 11 treated for minor injuries hit by debris from that collapsed wall. one person, however, was airlifted to a boston area hospital. lt. stephen cronin: one of the individuals was dragged beneath the car which then came in contact with an interior wall. reid: the 78-year-old driver was displaying the car for potential buyers when it took off. unclear at this point as to why he was not hurt. ashot minasyan: suddenly everybody was screaming, saying stop, stop, but he was not reacting, just driving. reid: the auction house occupies a former g.m. facility. this is how it normally operates-- smooth and calm as featured on "chronicle." >> just a freak accident, you know. my heart goes out to all the people who were injured. reid: framingham police continue to review video from that crash. no charges have been filed. in framingham, i'm reid lamberty wcvb, newscenter 5. antoinette: a boston man is that killed a bicyclist. gregory mccoy is charged with manslaughter while opera

live in south boston tonight, i'm reid lamberty, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: also in court, a man accuse of the a mother. he is having a bail injury. he was arrested in virginia back in august and has been he is accused of calling jamie mendez. he has pleaded unwilling. heather: two people are dead after a house fire in chicopee. the flames broke out around 7:30. by the time firefighters arrived on the scene, the entire home was engulfed in flames. the identity of the victims have not been released. a jetblue fight diverted to boston because of a mechanical problem. that plane was initially flying from florida to worcester, the problem reportedly stemmed from the flaps on the wings which position. it landed at logan because it was coming in at a higher speed than normal and needed a longer runway. no one was hurt on the plane. passengers were bussed to worcester fooling the landing. ed: you heard the gunshots and seen the chaos, the search is on for a gunman that opened known as zombie con, more eyewitness accounts of a saturday night that quickly turned i

harry reid is saying i'm a paul ryan fan. we've been able to work with him. that is the most damaging thing harry reid could have possibly said today about paul ryan's candidacy. that's something you say if you want to leave the house of representatives in this chaos. >> and when i've spoken to house democrats today, they say they've been grabbing pact buckets of popcorn. they enjoy the chaos. and to see ryan play hardball with his own conference, that has startled democrats. you have to watch right now what the freedom caucus is going to do. i just spoke with the leaders of the freedom caucus a few minutes ago. they know they can't really beat ryan. their only candidate from florida doesn't have much of a chance. it's not about beating ryan at this moment, it's can you edge them out of the race? can they stand together as a bloc and say we're not going to be unified with you and does that force ryan out? that's they play, it seems at the moment. >> now we have some moderate republicans saying we might just retire if paul ryan doesn't get the speakerships. i'

reid told nbc news rubio has a lot of chutzpah to compare himself to bob dole, john mccape, john kerry and barack obama. and in an interview with stamp sign of the huffington post reid said rubio reminds him of former senator and presidential candidate john edwards. reid said that when al gore chose joe lieberman as his running mate edwards became, quote, so fixed on becoming a national figure that his senate service was basically over. that's what i see in marco rubio. rubio tweeted in response, harry reid and the liberal media shamelessly attack me, but gave senator barack obama a pass. mean time, new national polls show a two horse race in the top of the gop field. donald trump and ben carson are in a statistical tie for first place. trump at 29% and carson inside the margin of error at 27%. jeb bush comes a distance third. but when the choices were narrowed to just three candidates, carson pulls away slightly topping trump by six points, 40%. to 34%. and we're beginning to see which gop candidates got fund-raising bumps from wednesday night's debate. ben carson's campaign reported

wcvb newscenter 5's reid lamberty is live at the scene. reid? reid: the auction kips continuing to work there is no investigate this morning's crash f.p up with of the drivers showcasing luxury suv created a spectacle of danger. seconds of chaos followed by minutes of paining and if fear. one man pulled from the crumbled concrete and out-of-control suv. >> you know, everyone was scared for their life. >> i was running for my own life. >> the driver of the luxury bmw accelerate across the warehouse floor smashing five cars before crashing through cylinder block wall leaving behind a path of destruction and stunned auction. >> all i heard was noises, then the next thing i know, i filt hit me. i fell down. lar i was car buy remember connecticut and one of the 11 treated for minor injuries hit by degree the collapsed wall. one person, however was hospital. >> one of the individual was dragged beneath the car which then came in contact. >> the 78-year-old driver was displaying the car for potential buyers when it tk off clear as to why. was not hurt.

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reid: very luckily, emily and randy. as she was driving on route 1 southbound here in saugus on her way to logan airport when her front windshield was struck by a very large piece of metal debris. that flying piece of scrap metal came off a tractor trailer which was driving right in front of her. fortunately the the bulk of it hit the passenger side of the windshield and nobody was sitting there. right now state police are currently trying to track down the tractor trailer and its driver and they're focusing their search in the everett area. live in saugus this morning, i'm reid lamberty, wcvb, newscenter 5. jim: brookline firefighter finds himself in hot water after an alleged incident at this talk owe restaurant in brookline. it goes back to an incident that happened on sunday night here on harvard avenue. 37-year-old joseph ward is accused of throwing a man who appeared to be homeless to the ground, straddling him on the sidewalk as he apparently punched and kicked the 53-year-old. this according-- this allegedly happ

the prior democratic leader harry reid was not able to achieve. and yet the current majority leader got this win for the democrats. let's look at the next example. confirmation of the attorney general, loretta lynch. now, i serve on the judiciary committee. i participated in multiple hearings where miss lynch over and over again refused to acknowledge any limits on president obama's authority whatsoever. when miss lynch was asked how she would differ from eric holder, who's been the most lawless and partisan attorney general this nation has ever seen, she said, no way whatsoever. when pressed repeatedly if she could articulate even a single limit on the authority of this president, who has since implicitly declared himself an emperor, she refused to articulate even a single limit. when asked if she would appoint an independent prosecutor to investigate the i.r.s. for wrongfully targeting citizens because of their free speech, because of their political view, when richard nixon tried to do it, the career professionals at the i.r.s. refused. richard

peters is here with us, john stossel, joining me to pull the gag and muzzle off of liberty, and harry reid is suing someone over a black eye in his marital consortium. i am kennedy. kennedy: did you feel the earthquake on capitol hill today? no, it was not chris christie taking a run through the commons, it was representative kevin mccarthy, this morning widely thought to be the next speaker of the house, unexpectedly dropping out of the race this afternoon. >> we're should put this conference first. and i think there is something to be said for us to unite, probably need a fresh face, i will stay on an majority leader but one thing i found talking to everyone, if we unite and be strong, we need a new face to help do that. nothing more than that, i feel good about the decision. i feel great to have my family here, my colleagues, i think we're only going to be stronger. kennedy: hmm,you need a new face? i heard nancy pelosi just got one from her surgeon. bringing in our party panel, jedediah bila. and ben. my goodness. does my cv look thin in comparison to this panel. >> you know, i think i

the eye's reid lamberty has more on the investigation, reid: an artist's sketch is how a woman who was gardening in front of her arlington home remembered the man who ran right by her this afternoon. chief ryan: the suspect came so close to her she was able to smell the odor of the dye pack. reid: but this is how cameras at the winchester savings bank first saw the man. dressed in black, his face partially covered and wielding a black hand gun as he demanded cash from a bank teller. chief: witnesses were able to tell us that the suspect fled through a residential area here behind the bank. reid: during which police say the man got rid of the outer layer of clothes he was wearing during the crime. given the violent and dangerous nature of the robbery, police four nearby schools. chief: that "shelter in place" was implemented for about an hour as the manhunt went on with the aerial support of the state police helicopter. reid: on the ground, k-9 units searching the area hoping to find clues to lead them to a man police say displayed alarming behavior. chief: we were concerned about the v

reid: it was an act of love, says the friend. friday afternoon cherry took her near wilkes-barre, pennsylvania. doctors there said the child was severely dehydrated and in need of medical attention; but rather than taking her son to a hospital in pennsylvania, police say cherry decided to drive to boston. friend: she didn't like the medical advice she was getting. get dehydrated or abduct her child. she went to get the right medical attention for her baby. reid: an amber alert was triggered for the mother and infant son friday afternoon after they left pennsylvania. a nurse at boston's children's contacted police after realizing she had just admitted the infant boy. friend: she went straight to the hospital with her child. they found her in the place they needed to find her. reid: cherry was arrested on a child endangerment warrant out of pennsylvania and several outstanding warrants out of massachusetts. her son quavai is now in the to tiffany is fair at all. reid: tiffany cherry is originally from north andover according to a f

reid: names of the deceased u.s. military members who died in that crash, including the two from hanscom, could be released as early as today. in bedford, i'm reid lamberty, wcvb, newscenter 5. antoinette: right now, new information about the gunman behind a campus massacre in oregon. the 26-year old is said to have left behind a document that glorified mass killings, and we've learned he was enrolled as a student in that class where he opened fire. all this as the small oregon community learns the names of the nine killed and the hero who stepped forward. our mary saladna has more. mary: a chilling new portrait is emerging of 26-year-old chris harper-mercer. he had only lasted a month in army basic training back in 2008, discharged for failing to meet minimum standards. he lived about two miles from the campus he attacked. federal agents found seven weapons inside his apartment. a neighbor says she watched him get rid of his belongings the day before the massacre. >> i saw him wednesday throwing out clothes in the d

if you're for keeping these illegal criminals in our country, you need to retire, harry reid. i think of it. >> it's not just senator reid and even the white house had threatened to veto this bill if it had gone through. they list many, but they say it doesn't offer comprehensive reform and it would jeopardize the ability of state and local governments to receive federal money that's critical to public safety. >> well, the thing is, you know, it's attorneys, it's washington, it's a lot of these people who are so against these illegals being deported because they are actually a voter base for the democrats, but that -- it's allowing those people to bring lawsuits against our local law enforcement agencies. that's why they're apres hencive of carrying through with this. because if they do call i.c.e. you have all these people filing lawsuits which makes it difficult to uphold laws. what i want to say to illegals is, if you don't like our laws, go home. if you can't be a law abiding illegal to where you're not killing and hurting american people, then go home. you don't need to b

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we understand senate minority leader harry reid is calling on rubio to resign? >> yes.nate minority leader harry reid calling on senator rubio to resign because of his voting record. i think senator rubio handled this brilliantly during the debate equating his voting record essentially to the same par course as then-senator john mccain when he was running for president. you know, senator rubio now emerging, getting higher in the pack. he's going to be facing tough questions. we'll see how he does. >> thank you so much. happy friday have a wonderful halloween. >>> just ahead, week in review. or, as we say at unitedhealthcare insurance company, go long. of course, how you plan is up to you. take healthcare. make sure you're covered for more than what just medicare pays... consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company... you might give this a try... the only medicare supplement plans that carry the aarp name, and the ones that millions of people trust year after year. plan well. enjoy life. go long. it takes a lot of work

our reid lamberty is there with the story. reid? reid: another player who was there hap happened to be the off-duty cop took over. leg of the a hingeton sport hockey league but last night more mature skaters were on the ice. members of over 40 hockey team. a 76-year-old player needed assistance. >> i saw the puttys fall on the ground. he is a fun m ny guy. if but taking a secondgance, arlington police officer knew it was no laughing matter. was laying flat on the eye ice and staring up at the ceiling. >> he didn't have a pulse. if the officer started chest compression right away. a second teammate called 911. >> the defib meant everything pause it was able to shock the heart back into rhythm. >> it has been collect dust for seven years never before used at the rink. >> one time. one time. that is all that matters much? it can collect dust all it waps to. that one time, that is all it pa matters. officer hogan has used ae do save the lives thief people. last night,p much more person app as 7-year-old is a close family end from and, a

reid chandler joins us now to explain how supporters are trying to bring some energy to the sanders campaign. roll to vo: through the caucuses and onto the general throughout this campaign, bernie in the polls, in fundraising, and on the debate state. tonight sanders took a high across a bridge. reid chandler joins us now to explain how supporters are trying to bring some energy to the sanders campaign. roll to vo: through the caucuses and onto the general rollcue to sot: sick of establishment politics. we'll take you back live to hy-vee hall tonight at ten and hear from the candidates ... and from some of the supporters who opened their wallets to get in the door to meet them. .an amber alert issued in rollcue to sot: sick of establishment politics. we'll take you back live to hy-vee hall tonight at ten and hear from the candidates ... and from some of the supporters who opened their wallets to get in the door to meet them. .an amber alert issued in southeast iowa today has been cancelled. police in ottumwa were asking for help finding 13-year old paige johnstone. within the last 15 minutes