we want to bring in our political analyst jon keller now. jon, hillary clinton spoke briefly about this today, but it was the first lady who took the lead? >> yeah, she sure did, david. in an emotional speech, the man in new hampshire, where she latest claims about his behavior in an explicit and passional appeal for female voter support. >> using language so obscene that many of us are worried about our children hearing it when we turn on the tv. and to make matters worse it now seems very clear that this isn't an isolated incident. one of countless examples of how he has treated women his whole life. and i have to tell you that i listen to all of this. i i'm sure that many of you do too particularly the women. >> of course everything that has been done at this point in the campaign cycle is done with extreme thought. why was mrs. obama chosen to carry this message today? >> well her favorability rating is through the roof. that's kind of a no brainer. but while the first lady was addressing the issues in very their children, listen to the

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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

political analyst for wbz jon keller is here with a lot of back and forth. >> yeah, it was a lot more pleasant watching the pats because right off the bat the two candidates went at it over the character issues that have come to dominate this race, and while they also sparred over issues from isis to obamacare, these excerpts from the first half hour give you the flavor debate in the 56 years we've been televising them. >> are you saying that what you said on the bus 11 years ago that you did not actually kiss women without consent or grope them without consent? >> i have great respect for women, nobody has more respect for women than i do. >> he has said that the video doesn't represent who he is, but i think it's clear to anyone who heard it that it represents exactly who he is. >> if you look at bill clinton, far worse, action. what he's done to women, there's never been anyone in the history of politics in this nation so abusive to women. >> when i hear something like that i'm reminded of what my friend michelle obama advised us all. when they go low, you go high. >> if i win i'm

jon keller, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> and has first class become passe? one airline is rolling out a new luxury. and a church theft caught on camera. it is what the pastor did next that has so many people talking. will be a dang tore her. >> a girl who -- danger to her. >> a girl who needed help raising money for a therapy dog gets a huge boost from the community. andrew crossley: new hampshire has a senator who works just as hard as we do. gerardine ferlins: kelly ayotte believes in the potential of new hampshire, and wants to unleash that potential. ron goguen: she's out there fighting for good-paying jobs. andrew crossley: kelly introduced bipartisan to make sure we have the skills for the 21st century. sue winter: she's fought against workplace discrimination - and for equal pay. claude poisson: she's working for the little guy - i'm the little guy. barb fredette: we need kelly fighting for good new hampshire jobs so our kids can raise their families here. sue martin: kelly is a powerful voice for new hampshire's working families. kelly ayotte: i'm ke

2016 hillary clinton and donald trump facing off in their third and final debate and this morning jon keller give us his take. >> good morning. keys to the final debate ideas with about what each had to do to maximize their bounce out of the encounter. so let's review whether or not they followed my wise advice. i suggested donald trump would be smart to get back to basics the 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 last night he did that raising the issue illegal immigrant crime and the economic impact of trade packets but he just can't resist tacky lines like referring to unwanted mexicans and in their exchanges over abortion rights and funding for planned parenthood trump gave clinton ample opportunity to cast him as someone who thinks he knows better than women do about how to manage their own health. i recommended that if and when trump went on should avoid taking the bait modelling poise. she did that with just a few moments of agitation. and i urged both to find a way to highlight the posit

he sat down with jon keller for an exclusive one-on-one. social justice issue. >> because the charter school population is predominantly poor and nonwhite. and opponents of question two which would allow up to 12 new charter schools this year have raised an array of concerns about creating more charter school seats despite a waiting list of 30,000 mostly low income students. we confronted the governor with narrow objections. >> they claim that charter >> they follow the kids the same way they do for votech schools and agriculture schools. nobody ever accused the other schools of draining money. >> charter are an avenue for congresses to state -- >> they are all nonprofit. the idea that somebody is getting rich on charter schools is ridiculous. >> they claim there's no real difference in outcomes between charter schools and the kids in the traditional schools in boston was so astounding that they went back and checked their work. >> charter schools are about union busting. >> if people want to organize the teacher, they're free to do so. >>

jon keller explains why those worries are for nothing. >> good morning. polling recent weeks has found f voters find the prospect of clinton or trump frightening and i want to share a portion of an email i received from a wbz viewer expressing that anxiety. he writes i am a middle class resident of massachusetts who's extremely none of these candidates should be allowed to be in office. i find myself thinking where is the country going to be in 4 years. i am afraid end quote. well, john, i understand how you feel, but let's look on the bright side. here are some reasons why you shouldn't be too worried about what happens after the new president takes offices. keep in mind we've been governed pretty effectively for the past 240 years by ate change come next january. consider the supreme court already down a member and likely to see more vacancies in the next 4 years. the senate hold confirmation power and they haven't been afraid to use it in the past even when justices have been proven to be open minded once on the bench and look how decided both parties

well, this morning our jon keller takes a closer look at the gender gap in this election and why the female vote is so crucial. most significant demographic in modern politics, the gender gap. the difference between men and women see the issues and the candidates. since 1980, women have been on average 8% more likely to back the democratic candidate than men have. and a case can be made that this was one of the most important factors in the victories of bill clinton and barack obama. and you might automatically assume that this year will be larger than ever after all hillary clinton is the first female nominee of a major u.s. political party while donald trump has at times made achiee bunker seem like a feminist. the afternoon gender gap in polling this month is 10 points but substantial but right if line with past elections and nowhere near the margins that numbers in history and that could be turning off some women but when you see trump's lead among men starting to erode it suggests that men are tiring of his act and finding common ground with the women in their lives. there are s

jon keller breaks down the numbers for us. >> it's great to be back in new hampshire. >> donald trump has made at least 34 trips to new hampshire. >> back in new hampshire. . >> hillary clinton at least 24 trips. but after all that work she leads him by just 4 points within our poll's margin of >> i spent a lot of time in that state and they haven't really changed the perceptions of voters in new hampshire. >> and after all that campaigning those perceptions are not very flattering. we asked voters what word they would use to describe the candidates and the results for clinton are awful dominated by terms like liar and corrupt, positive words like qualified and experience get some play but the trump campaign narrative of ground. but if clinton's word clout is ominous trump's is down right apocket lip particular. when voters say you're a dangerous crazy insane idiot and bully that doesn't leave much room for positives. where does clinton's edge come from, our but trump has only 73% of the republicans in his corner, a problem that's plagued him all along. and while clinton's edge is a k

. >> i'm jon keller are you scared of post election turmoil and violence, don't be, fear itself is still relevant when wbz this morning continues. >> and it's another cold start. temperatures running in the 20s and 30s out the any sunshine we enjoy early soak it up while you can. areas of rain arriving between 2 and 4 p.m. it's going to rain hard overnight tonight. snow for the berkshires. i'll break down all the details of when it comes to an end and who can see some wind . >>> panic on tra smoke fills the train, passengers forced to smash out windows to escape what the mbta says went wrong. >> an uber driver crashes into a home, what witnesses say he was doing just before the accident. >> plus a cyclist accused of trying to grab a woman on a local trail, the search right now to track him down. . >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news this morning. . >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. >> thursday, october 27th, and it a lot of us. >> by probably 4, 5 degrees in boston colder than this time yesterday. so yeah another chilly start. 34 at logan airport right n

plus the show down, we have all the big moments and analysis from jon keller. . >>> good morning. thanks so much for joining us. >> it is thursday, october 20th. we are almost at the weekend. >> almost to the weekend. >> so close. >> get through today and

jon keller is here with us tonight. and in our new hampshire wbz poll you have interesting findings on that struggle. >> ayotte and governor maggie hassan, ayotte is leading very narrowly. and our poll shows ayotte's past support for trump and -- 64% say the trump connection makes no difference. an impact. >>> both candidates are bell regarded by voters in new hampshire. >> both ayotte and hassan are well liked by the voters. while hassan was a state senator before her term as governor; ayotte has held statewide office. and it appes attack ads against ayotte may have backfired lens hassan. and new hampshire voters are famous for having limited patience. we'll show you how negative stories about trump and hillary races. >>> more than 4000 people cast early ballots in boston yesterday. this is the first time that our state has allowed early voting. >>> eye on session. the start of the new redesigned m cast replacement test has been delayed by one year. the reason it's taking longer than expected to design the test. >> the

and jon keller breaks it all down on wbz news at 11:00. >>> tom brady has only played in two games. and he could possibly be the mvp of the league. >> and brady doesn't think he's >> tom brady is a two time league mvp. a two time super bowl mvp. he's never won both honors in the same season. the patriots were back on the practice field today. the pats have the best record in the afc. and doesn't look like nip is going to catch them. >> it's a 16 game team you'll be until much beyond this. we're trying to figure out -- based on personnel. and we always try to get to the plays we like. and we always try to put our guys in the best position to succeed. >> the good news is that the patriots players are getting healthy again. today they had perfect attendance at practice. >>> there's more ahead on wbz >>> coming up, a candid coach belichick does something special now that he's a grandfather. >> he signed up to serve his country. a his fight for answers and help. >>> paying it forward using pedals. people handed out hundreds of bouquets. >>> snow in elevations of new england. >>> and meet

we turned to our political analyst jon keller. what do you think? is this for real? >> in curt schilling's mind it's real. and it's not hard to imagine him winning the gop nomination. he's among the first examines of -- mimicking the tactics donald trump. his best showing in any state. whether or not he wins the white house, many of the voters could be drawn to a blunt speaking enemy of political correctness. here's the problem for shilling. on the aware indications, they preferred socially moderate candidate, two more cannot of their way to downplay their -- he is a creationist and traffics in incendiary posts bashing muslims and transgender people. >> it's going to be interesting to see -- or if candidates can duplicate his success. and you had interesting number that is found that elizabeth warren had more vulnerability is there an opening? >> on paper she might be. she barely beat a couple of other candidates on paper. what might be his biggest weakness is the mismanagement of the video game company. it plays right into warren's biggest strength. sector failure a

jon keller is here now to break all of this down for us. and you noticed a lot of unforced errors today. >> i'd like to take more credit for it. all you have to do is keep your eyes open. trying to win support how easy they can. and it's easy to create a fuss or 10 on your own mental. let's start with trump. he was in virginia and the sensitive subject of post traumatic stress and veterans suicide was raised. >> the mental health problems when people come back and see things that maybe folks have seen and you're strong and can ham it but you're strong and can't handle it. >> he's taking a lot of heat for that remark. do you think that's fair? >> whether trump intended it the way it sounded or not. the implication that veterans who become suicidal are not strong enough to handle it was politically incorrect and it sparked an immediate backlash camp hope ptsd foundation saying that some of the strongest people you'll ever meet are veterans facing ptsd head on. this is a controversy they didn't want. >> do you think hillary clinton will capita

jon keller is here and the candidates are delivering mixed messages. >> you'd think after all this time that they'd have a consistent message being delivered in a disciplined way surrogates all on the same page. that's not case. let's begin with donald trump who has been railing against unflattering media coverage claiming it's part of a conspiracy to rig the election. that's a familiar complaint from faltering candidates. we hear it all the time. and now he flatly claims on twitter that quote the election but it seems surrogate rudy giuliani and running mate mike pence didn't get the memo. >> when he talked about a rigged election, he's not talking about rigging at the polls. >> we'll respect the will of the american people. the peaceful transfer of power is a hallmark of american history. false claims of voter fraud have wing. >> it could be dangerous. >> it could be. i'll believe all the his or her stories about the violence at the polls when i see them. >> the clinton campaign has problems of its own. for the most part they do a better job than the trump proclivity for taunting make

plus the show down, we have all the big moments and analysis from jon keller. . >>> good morning. thanks so much for joining us. >> it is thursday, october 20th. we are almost at the weekend. >> almost to the weekend. >> so close. >> get through today and there. >>> temperatures this morning are sitting on the mild side again but most of us are in the 50s out the door. it's 56 in boston right now, 53 in worcester, 49 in manchester and 60 when you come back down to cha it tham. there are a few increasing clouds back across southern vermont and new hampshire. so a bright start, sunrise at 7:03. temperature around 50, clouds increase by lunchtime. wind off the ocean will be about 62 and top outright around the low 60s today. the clouds will thicken up as we head into the ride home. temperatures in the upper 50s, those showers will become more scattered through the evening hours and tracking a a soggy end to the week tomorrow. the hour by hour in just a few. ems tells us one person was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. no word yet on any arrests. >>> now, to a deve

. >>> another neighborhood in florida is dealing with an outbreak of how the cdc is >>> this is jon keller. all of a sudden the race for president is something that many parents cannot let their kids listen to. why that is a disgraceful cultural failure when wbz this morning continues. >>> timesaver traffic is brought to by bridgewater state university. you want opportunities? find them at bridgewater state university. ch were stuck on a waiting list. 32,000 kids want to go to a public charter school. but they can't. question 2 won't affect you. but for kids stuck in failing school districts, question 2 will let parents choose something better and give all our kids hope. please vote yes on question 2. and give all our kids hope. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, fer ever. super fast 100 meg internet, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online, cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. only fios can. ? ? on social security and

jon keller is here now. and the airwaves are filled with that. and up a fact check for us. >> this one needs fact checking. this has been a study in contrasts. one side putting the best achievements of charter schools. the other trying to throw shade. >>> governor charlie baker starts by praising the state's many great public schools. >> some kids are not so lucky. where they live they don't go to a great school and they have no choice. imagine if your kids were trapped in a failing school. public charter schools parent as choice. >> multiple studies say it's true that many charter schools have done well. and they do offer alternatives that low income families wouldn't otherwise have. if the school you like is losing lots of students to charter schools, it may well affect you. that school will lose state funds. >> and this has been a big part campaigns. charter schools which are public schools can hurt conventional schools. >> this has been the key claim of the anti-charter school movement. and that's what they are hammering home in the latest ad

jon keller will have the new numbers ahead at 6:00. new york today talking about charter schools. he'll address efforts here in massachusetts to increase access to what he calls quality public education. he has long supported question 2 here in the state which would allow up to 12 new charter schools each year outside of the existing state caps. >>> right now coming up on wbz this morning trance ponder troubles ahead of a big change on the mass pike. >> how the mass dot is >> also allegations of discrimination on the commuter rail the service issues impacting some lower income neighborhoods. >> and the efforts to track down a bank robber in a halloween mask, the clue police say could 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 . - i know. k

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this time wbz political analyst jon keller is here. of course in the debate they said it was horrifying. this afternoon president obama said this undermines our democracy. what do you make of it? >> look, i cannot read donald trump's mind nor can he read mine? we are both happy about that. but while i understand that smooths transition of pow -- smooth transitions are a staple. i think that there may be other motivations that will play here. he's a bu heavily on his name to generate revenue. there have been several recent surveys showing that negative fallout have hurt the trump brand. bookings are down sharply. and his trump branded casinos and golf courses are taking a hit. even his daughter has acknowledged concerns about potential damages to sales of her branded shoes, handbags, other items. so it is a problem and i think how do you think that it will affect the way he handles it if he loses it? >> this will be a couple of ways it could go, paula. that they might shake out by him deciding to stop the bleeding, by receding gracefull

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jon keller is here now. >> you've got me cornered. >> i promise i won't interrupt you. what can hillary clinton and donald trump learn? >> in light of the generally good marks mike pence got and the dismal response to the gop's first debate performance. i think trump important lesson. don't take the bait when your opponent needles you. that happened repeatedly in the first debate. it's dangerous for him to wander off message at all. especially to issues preferred by clinton. watch as pence deflects tim pence can defend the insult driven style of donald trump. >> you and hillary clinton would know a lot about an insult driven campaign. >> anything pence did that trump should avoid? i'll say this. it's considered standard procedure to -- if you deny statements caught on risk having the clinton campaign pounce as they did today with this. >> more nations should get nuclear weapons. >> he never said that. >> wouldn't you rather in a certain sense have japan have nuclear weapons. >> there are other ways to change the subject. and that's what pence and trump should do. not de

and jon keller is here with the keys to the outcome. >> usually when you see a candidate lagging behind with time running out as trump is, you talk about the classic last ditch play in football, the hail mary pass, but not this time. if donald trump is smart, he'll get back to the basics of made him a contender in the first place. immigration policies that have frustrated large numbers of voters. if you see him talking about bill clinton's sordid past, you'll know it's all over. there's no evidence that appeals to the voters he needs to break for him down the stretch. for hillary clinton, the task will likely throw at him. she doesn't need to attack him. his negatives can't go any higher. calmness and maybe humility is the best way to seal the deal. >> and i think both candidates would do well to accentuate the positive about themselves at political pros always try to have a closing strategy for the candidate that hopefully gives the rotor a positive impression. and certainly, the voters could use a little help with something positive. >> what are the positives? >> trump should try to r

wbz political analyst jon keller is going over their tv ads. >> a lot of pretty pictures of the cute kids and their parents. but i'm afraid on the cute shortage it is specifics and canter. let's start by taking a look at trump's new tv ad. deduct their childcare expenses from their income taxes. >> his childcare plan makes a difference for working families. more money, more freedom. he is helping americans just like us. >> well that $5,000 tax break they flashed on the screen looks good, doesn't it? but it is less than half of the $13,000 a year working parents typically pay for childcare here in massachusetts. if you don't earn enough to pay any income xe offers a less than $1,200 annual rebate helpful perhaps, but still a drop in the bucket. and because stay-at-home parents get the tax break too, the cost is huge. an estimated $500 billion over ten years. none of that of course is in the ad. that will ruin the deficit. clinton has run several ads promoting her advocacy for children and families. what about her latest? >> well it is missing one key component. for kids and families.

to do tonight -- jon keller will be here with us with the keys to winning the final debate. and watch the debate right here on wbz live starting at 9:00. and today is the last day to register to vote. you have to be a u.s. citizen and be 18 years old by election day. and you have to have a valid state i.d. you'll be able to register online until midnight. >>> when something is rusty, it doesn't work as how do you explain tom brady? he says he has to shake the rust off. can't wait to see him when he's a well oiled machine. >> six touchdowns, 800 yards passing, and no interpretations. and he's rusty? ha! the next step is pittsburgh without their quarterback. ben roethlisberger has knee the pats with -- check out the veteran move he makes. he says he's trying to shake off the so called rust from the four game suspension. >> i'm still, you know, trying to get back into the kind of football shape that i need to be in. being here for two weeks has been great. and the practices and so forth have been really good for me. and i need to have a really good week. there's no way to repli

our political editor jon keller is joining us right now. >> reporter: lisa, hillary clinton has the edge in new hampshire, but not by much. according to our survey of likely voters, clinton holds a four-point lead over trump. one point. when we asked voters to share one word that would be used to describe the candidates, well you can see why it is so close. liar and corrupt dominate clinton's cloud with positive terms like qualified and experienced lagging behind. that's an awful showing for a candidate who has been campaigning in new hampshire for herself or her husband for 25 years. but if clinton's word cloud is ominous, trump's is apocalyptic. that doesn't leave much room like strong and leader to breakthrough. just nine months ago trump won the new hampshire primary with unfavorable ratings in the 40s. now they are well up into the 60s. that's not the trend line you want to be seeing as you come down to voting day. >> just based on the word clouds we know both those candidates are pretty unpopular. what is it that is giving clinton the edge? women, right? first female and first part

jon keller has the exclusive details of a new poll on the new hampshire senate race. . >> maggie is going to be a great united states senator for new hampshire. . >> hillary clinton in new hampshire yesterday hoping to lift hassan to a win that could the senate. but the results of the new wbz amherst poll are a warning to hassan and the democrats not so fast. the survey finds ayotte with a narrow 3 point edge within the polls margin of error but an encouraging sign for ayotte after other recent polls showing hassan with the lead. >> certainly there are many role moved did he say that we have. >> in a debate 3 weeks ago ayotte said donald trump role model a claim she renounced the next day but the wbz amherst poll finds only 19% of voters saying her link with trump makes them less likely to back ayotte with 15% saying it makes them more likely to support her and 64% claiming it makes no difference to them. . >> even voters who are unfavorable about trump are saying, yeah, we're still it hasn't damaged her that much. >> hassan and ayotte have virtually identical job approval and favor abili

. >> jon keller says this could hurt clinton with the remaining undecided voters. >> to the extent it reminds people of the story which it certainly will it's bad for her. >> the fbi has not responded tonight from the requests from clinton and some democratic lawmakers. director comey in the letter said he didn't know how long passenger in a panic when their flight catches firebomb. video catches -- catching fire. video catches them getting off as thick black smoke billows from the runway. >> the number of people injured in chicago has risen to 21. we're getting a better idea of what's going on. live in the satellite center with more. >> david, a federal official is now saying this is engine malfunction and passengers are describing their terror when they saw the planes as the plane sped -- saw the flames as the plane sped down the runway. it was sheer panic as passengers tried to escape a burning american airlines jet on a chicago runway friday afternoon. video capturing the chaos as smoke and flames poured from the side of the boeing 787. and many raced to go down the >> there was a

wbz's political analyst, jon keller. >> this is bad. this is your voice on tape saying things not suitable for a family television station or a simple polite society. >> reporter: as for billy bush who is now an anchor on "the ashamed, and very sorry. julie loncich, wbz news. >>> also breaking, hurricane matthew still bettering florida and georgia. the devastating images just in, and the big concern tonight which is flooding. >> oh, my gosh, guys, we should back away. >> reporter: people who did not evacuate are seeing the force of hurricane matthew in the storm surge. take a look at the fast-moving water rushing past home. >> more than 1 million people are without power in florida. there are thousands of national guard members standing by ready of waves with the eye of the storm staying offshore, matthew is moving north. >> 7 million people are in a hurricane warning from florida to south carolina. five people confirmed dead in florida. don champion has the latest from daytona beach. >> reporter: good evening. the damaged building behi

watch it live at 9:00 on wbz and then at 11, jon keller will break it down joining us onset. don't forget, tomorrow is the last day to register to vote in massachusetts. >>> from bloodiest talk to the rough and tough of politics, curt schilling wants to be a u.s. senator. he spent the day for trump but he made headlines himself saying that he wants to launch a 2018 senate bid against elizabeth warren. the only caveat is that his wife would have to sign off on it. he says he is sick of the current leadership in washington. >> why do you want to run so badly? >> make a difference. i'm tired of watching people talk about it and not do difference. >> we reached out to elizabeth warren's campaign but they had no comment on his potential run. >>> sweetgreen restaurant in downtown crossing is closed and there is no word on when it might reopen. the restaurant opted to close after an inspection found a number of violations, at least one customer reports getting sick after eating at the school street location. inspector say one of the major violations was a manager in charge who was n

wbz's political analyst jon keller is live in the studio with us. who got the better of this one? >> reporter: i'm sure partisans of hillary clinton and donald trump will go to bed happy tonight. for those precious voters are still up for grabs, it must have been hard to find guidance admitted an avalanche pointing. -- amid an avalanche of interruption and finger- pointing. >> hillary clinton failed to negotiate. >> reporter: this is how it went all night. a dual unfamiliar campaign attack points. unsubstantiated issues like the economy. >> we tried to raise taxes by $4 billion. he left his estate to billion dollars in the hole. indiana, we cut unemployment in half. it doubles when he was mate for hillary clinton. >> do you want a you are hired president in hillary clinton or you are fired president in donald trump? hillary and i have a plan on the table that is a you are hired plan. >> reporter: and on questions of character and temperament. >> he perpetrated this lie that president obama is not a u.s. citizen. if you want to have a society where people are respected and respect

. >> jon keller says where this could hurt clinton is where the remaining undecided voters. >> to the extent that they remind people of the whole email story which it certainly will, it's bad for her. >> the fbi to this point has not responded to requests from democratic lawmakers for more information, director comey in his letter said he did not know >>> boston's archdiocese is spending big to keep marijuana from becoming legal in massachusetts. according to the globe the church is contributing $850,000 in the effort to defeat ballot 4. they say increased drug use is a threat to the church's health and social service programs. >>> we're following breaking news out of western massachusetts, a tragedy in the town of plainfield. a young girl dragged by a school died. she stepped off the bus and somehow got caught in the door. it didn't go far but she was already injured. police are interviewing the driver. >>> this morning police are searching for a man who exposed himself to 3 girls near a park and this could be connected to a similar incident near the high school. . >> reporter: remov

wbz political analyst jon keller. >> this is bad. this is your voice on tape saying things that are not suitable for a family television station or really for a poe slight >> that was julie loncich. billy bush is now a anchor on the today show apologizing saying he was embarrassed and ashamed and we are following a developing story out of new hampshire. a man is under arrest connected to the death of his 19-month- old stepchild. charges against 30-year-old leo witham includes child endangerment. he will be in court on tuesday. police have not said how the ashworth avenue. >>> fenway park is a magical place and the red sox are going to need it. they are coming home to boston one game away from being eliminated from the playoffs. clay buchholz gets ball in must win game. levan reid has more on how we got here. >> reporter: good-- >> good morning this is one of the items everyone paid attention to when red sox signed david price the question was could he perform in october. he was 0-7 all time as a starter in the playoffs and after last

jon keller takes a look at how americans feel about tax breaks for the wealthy. >> good morning. the king of hot butt on issues, taxes, is in the news once again thanks to the disclosure that donald trump apparently took major advantage of a legal commonly exercised part of tax law that allows businesses to reduce or den -- burden after losses. >> he said that reflects poorly on the tax code. hillary clinton's take is that this prove what is a lousy businessman donald trump is where how paying taxes is your duty. >> all this left me wondering what the voters think of the taxes they and others pay or don't pay as the case may be. so i looked it up. >> according to the gala poll, taxes we pay are too high with 37% saying they're just about right. for context, the highest negative rating every reported by gala was 69% in 1969. >> when gala asked people if they thought their income taxes were fair a majority said yes and it's been that way since and corporations pay their fair share. fairly 2 in 10 of us believe they do. to recap, we think our taxes are too high but don't think that'

wbz political analyst jon keller >> this is bad. this is your voice on tape saying things that are not suitable for a family, >> that was julie long check reporting. billy bush, the other voice on that tape is now an anchor on "the today show." he has also apol scwrielzed saying he was, quote, emboorsed and ashamed. >>> we're following a developing story out of new hampshire where a man is under arrest connected to death of his 19-month-old step child. charges against 30-year-old leo withham of hampton include child endangerment. he'll be in court on tuesday. police haven't said how the toddler died an apartment on ashforth avenue. >>> right now there's a manhunt for a murderer in orange. police are searching for the person driving a car kind of like this who may be linked to a deadly home invasion. the victim a 95-year-old man murdered in his own home. his wife badly injured. as lisa muller reports, the community is now searching for meaning in this tragedy. >>reporter: larry fisher brought flowers from a friend say his mother, 77-

. >>> a ken bone is the presidential debate superstar and internet sensation and jon keller explains why he things that we need to listen to him. >> reporter: good morning. who made the most insightful comment on the current presidential race? hillary clinton? donald trump? the dog? none of the above. the answer is ken bone, a 34- year-old st. about energy policy in the sunday that presidential debate. his thoughtful question and striking red sweater made him an instant internet i call. but while his 15 minutes of fame are mostly being treated as an amusing sidebar, after listening to but -- on a cable television interview, i think that more serious attention should be paid ken bone said that the debate left him, quote, more undecided than i was before because while donald trump has been far more friendly towards of the polling industry than clinton leading him to conclude that he would have more career opportunities and be better able to take care of my family under donald put at risk, quote, some of the rights that we have fought so hard for, marriage equality, voting rights, tryin

before we had it over to jon keller, we want to remind you that he taped a segment before the video does it was widely release of donald trump making some e entertainment program. yours john. -- here is john. from a good morning. only 29 days to go until election day, and with it the outcome of both the presidential vote and the senate in new hampshire -- looming large in the national picture, we are pleased to be joined by james kendall of the boston globe. james, the campaign reporter at analyst for the globe and a only 29 -- >> i suppose we could apply for an extension like you do for -- >> [ laughter ] >> the voting has started in a lot of places and the new boston globe -- that university poll that came out shows in new hampshire, a statistical dead heat between hillary clinton and donald trump and she is up by two points, within the margin of error and the poster -- he suggested that the 5% of voters current johnson, the libertarian, could be decisive. do you agree with that? do you feel that in new hampshire? >> absolutely. that is why you saw this poll collapse. donald trump has

wbz's political analyst, jon keller. >> this is bad. this is your voice on tape saying things not suitable for a family television station or a simple polite society. >> reporter: as for billy bush who is now an anchor on "the

wbz political analyst jon keller. >> this is bad. this is your voice on tape saying things that are not suitable for a family television station or really for a poe slight >> that was julie loncich. billy bush is now a anchor on