on mad tonight what's behind the fall in natural gas. i'll reveal the message buried in the charts and which company took a cue from beyonce and woke up flawless. i will reveal. say what you want about the election but it was undoubtedly a surprise. do data and politics mix after the result? i'm talking to a major player in the space to find out. don't miss my exclusive with talent. stick with cramer. >> don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jim cramer on twitter. have a question tweet cramer #mad tweets send an e-mail to "mad money" at cnbc.com or give miss something, head to mad money.cnbc.com.. ? ? what? is he gone?? . tv character: why are you texting my man at 2 a.m.? no... if you want someone to leave you alone, you pretend like you're sleeping. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. tv character: taking selfies in the kitchen does not make you a model. ?when you've got...? ?...nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!? ?nausea, hea

the recheck in the gas got als at the sunoco gas station is 55 street, another at the gasway gas station at bel air and jasper cooper, even more being rated, but do not have those locations, a spokeswoman said she not give there are outstanding warrants no word if any arrests have bee made, after the rains we do kno that the fbi went to a home in strongsville on drake road some agents there, or they'd said that it is connected to the gas station raid but cannot give us more information businesses in ongoing investigation, several gas station's as a strongsville home. the very busy, and we will just way too see until they disseminate that information, investigation continues into life into ohio state student rammed his car into a crowd of people and then began stabbing them injuring 11 responsible for this horrible attack, was in th a refugee from somalia came here from pakistan in 2014, donald trump just went on twitter to talk about him he said isis is taking credit for the stabbing attack at osu, by somali refugee who's not have been in our country, investigation process that continues

september's gas shortage. so while gas tanks from out of state are here to help... amechanic for ways on stretching the amechanic for ways on stretching the tank you have now. those plastic bags on pumps... unwanted reminders of the gas shortage in september. so far... these bags are not at every turn... but should that change over the next few days... ken mccormick...owner of tri city auto he starts us from the ground up.... with keeping your tire pressure in check. "we put nitrogen in our tires here which will also make the tires run cooler which will get better fuel economy." but the nitrogen option for your tires...marked by the green cap...can cost more... so you'll need to do your homework. next.. mccormick takes us under the hood... with the air filter. "when it gets stopped up like this all the way around it'll cause the car not to breathe properly." ' him...cause your car to burn more gas. he also says if you have a check engine light on... get it checked.... because it could be an issue that directly

of natural gas. the u.s. dollar. check out the weekly chart of the dallas index which measures the strength of the green back versus a basket of foreign currencies. gas are priced in dollars a strong dollar tendings to be bad news for commodity prices. ever since trump won the u.s. dollar has roared higher, run almost 4 full points in less than a week which is a very big move, okay. especially when talking about a currency. trillions. this move is about the expectation of higher interest rates. this trump wants the government to borrow money to fund his tax cuts and infrastructure programs. garner thinks the currency markets are getting ahead of themselves, especially approaching the end of the year big corporations move the money oversees to cover expenses like bonuses and puts pressure on the dollar and expects the dollar index to run out of steam at 101.50 and can't rule out the possibility it gets squeezed to 105. if we get the usual seasonal usual seasonal end of year down draft in the dollar it should i think t

[machine gun firing] it's the gas. it's the gas. [muffled] kuryakin. (napoleon) hurry! i left the time bomb in the ammunition room. [loud explosion] they've lost their headquarters their chemical plant, their scientist and the supply [chuckles] that would seem to be the end of it. wouldn't it? nothing left, but an ugly scar. and one day that too will be covered over. (waverly) and you miss raven. we've a lot to thank you for. if there's anything i can ever do for you. ever, at anytime, anywhere. no. all i want now is, the cozy feeling i get when i'm curled up on my divan listening to the kind of music i like. goodbye, mr. waverly. - i'll take you home. - you don't have too. oh, we'll walk. it's a nice afternoon for walking. well, i suppose i ought to say it's been nice. i suppose i ought to say, i hope we'll meet again, someday. we will, no doubt. if i need you, where will you be? our report, sir. best possible thing for him. she has a lot to forget. i told earlier to help her put it all behind her. that seems, sir, to indicate a very sympathetic attitude. i'd like you

extraction oil and gas received approval from the city and state to build 22 oil and gas wells there. >> is this the first project in the state -- >> this is the first project in the state to a sure that neighbors have a say. >> reporter: when you live in changes are easier to accept than others. >> the houses on this side and that was it. >> reporter: dawn stein's quiet neighborhood she fears is about to become anything but quiet. >> you see where the stakes are right by the fence is where the road is coming in right by it, my bedroom is that corner right here. >> reporter: she lives right off 71st avenue in greeley. the access point to the site of future oil and gas wells where off frequently. >> no one would want to live here if that's what they really do. >> i keep saying i'm going to have a fatality right in front of my house with this traffic. i know it. there will be more than one. this was just a stupid place to pick for an entrance. >> reporter: the area is zoned residential, but mineral rights owners can't be denied the oil that lies beneath the surface and extraction oil an

the crew hit the gas main at 10:45 this morning. the fire department evacuated homes and businesses. the same crew also ruptured a sewer line sending gas into the underground system. >> the party contractor struck a sewer line. the gas traveled into the sewer system, following standard safety practices. crews are lifting manhole covers. >> residence were allowed back home this afternoon but some customers are out natural gas service. >>> police have arrested three juveniles arrested in a series of three home burglaries. they made a traffic stop and found three young men in the car. they were found with gloves, hooded jackets masks and tools that could be used to pry open locked doors. they have been contacted to three home pleaser in hillsborough. >>> in fremont police are looking for people involved in a gun battle involving people growing pot plants. the home is on fremont boulevard near delaware. officers found a vehicle with a bullet hole in the window. the home was being used as a pot grow and two masked men broke in and confro

on mad tonight what's behind the fall in natural gas. i'll reveal the message buried in the charts and which company took a cue from beyonce and woke up flawless. i will reveal. say what you want about the election but it was undoubtedly a surprise. do data and politics mix after the result? i'm talking to a major player in the space to find out. don't miss my exclusive with talent. stick with cramer. >> don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jim cramer on twitter. have a question tweet cramer #mad tweets send an e-mail to "mad money" at cnbc.com or give us a call, at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss something, head to mad money.cnbc.com. . >>> what the heck is going on with the price of natural gas? in the last month this energy source has been absolutely clobbered. one of the largest natural gases collapses in recent memory. a crash of epic proportions. that frankly really honestly has anyone talked about besides me? i have to get a better sense of this brutal decline and to do that because it is very clinical we needed to check in with the p

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. >> an energy coan build a natural gas compressor plant. it involves expanding a natural gas pipeline to 22 cities and towns, building north america's biggest -- the people of rehoboth are fighting back. >> the fence in, build the barn. >> three years ago. the family's dream was coming true until recently when spectra energy announced plans for a natural gas pine line compressor station next door to chris' horse farm. >> i'm not sure if they think they can just come in and push us around to get what they want. >> reporter: the compressor stations are needed to move the pipeline. but this is the sound the station makes when they do a daily blowdown releasing chemicals into the air. >> we're all guinea pigs for these companies that are coming in for profit taking. >> reporter: other residents are concerned that leaking gas will pollute the drinking water. >> i can't stress enough that clean water act. >> reporter: there's the daily jet engine noise. >> this will destroy the character of rehoboth. >> because there's little or no regulation, wh

and workers try to get a handle on this gas leak. a go ahead sign the highway above this gas leak has reopened that could mean that they go we're trying to get that confirmed. news 5. >>> okay. breaking news. wof the effective roadways. what are you seeing there? >> well you can see the traffic is again moving as you heard paul mention in both the north and southbound lane the lanes along 271. we were just going to -- from the air about a 7-mile long backup on 271 because of these closures. reopened. the area where the gas leak is underneath the overpass where it was if they have capped that. waiting for confirmation on information but the area where crews were working was inbetween the two overpasses. trying to zoom in to give you a good look here. the area that we saw crews working on when we arrived and that was the reason why he was stopped so they didn't go over this area on the road. you can see traffic moving. the nohb west. the all lanes are back open here. >>> meanwhile your holiday deliveries could take longer this year. ri

commuters flooded gas gas stations last night to enjoy the cheap gas. one more time. the extra money will be used to fix the state's roads and bridges. >>> i don't know. because i usually go to jersey to get gas sometimes, you know? we're over there. but, i guess, i really, you know, i hate it to see gas going up anywhere. >> well now man you know budget for the gas, you know, so can't complain. just got to deal with it. worst things in life, so. >> and once one of the lowest new jersey now has the sixth highest gas tax until the nation. >> well, the presidential election is now just one week away. and hillary clinton is going on the defense as the investigation into her private e-mail server widens, hear what both sides are saying about it. >> also, some incredible video for you of an officer pulling a senior citizen from her burning car. find out what she was doing when her tire caught fire. >> and the patch that could make it possible for people with peanut allergies to actually eat peanut. see how it works. coming up. >> you're looking live at the olney transporta

it killed they smelled gas before the explosion. they are demanding answer. >> we have asked for information from washington gas. they have delayed and danced around our demands long enough. >> residents say the lawsuit >> well, the federal investigation into the cause of the explosion could take a year. to try to get answers now some of the residents have a team of lawyers working with them. >> what do we want? >> justice. >> when do we want it? >> now. >> reporter: casa, brought some of the members of the explosion and fire in the district. lawsuits have been filed on their homes. >> they lost everything when the explosion happened. they left barefoot with nothing. >> reporter: sophia and her children live in fear that it could happen again. >> they are always anxious. they can't sleep well. >> reporter: the lawsuits blame washington gas and cane management for negligence. when residents reported smelling gas weeks before the explosion. one lawsuit is for wrongful death to compensate the families seriously injured. the other lawsu

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a major gas line that supplies much of the east coast with gas -- could be 'down' until the weekend -- after a massive explosion and fire monday afternoon. angelica alvarez is live in raleigh - with what you can do to ride out the shortage. produced.. getting it here... will be the challenge. the governor says the pipeline provides 70- percent of our gas supply. he's urging people to stay on your normal gas schedule... so supplies... last longer. "i got half a tank, i'm going to go ahead and fill up just in case." christopher gause says he's not in panic mode... he's just cautiously preparing... "we didn't expect two different cidents eme pipe gas shortage. "i definitely remember the panic and a lot of people not wanting to leave their houses." governor pat mccrory... issuing an executive order... waiving certain state requirements truck weight restrictions.... in hopes to moving along trucks transporting gasoline. the order also prevents price gouging. but the governor warns the cost of shipping gas is already spiking prices that will trickle down to the pump. "any price hikes that o

flower branch apartment natural gas explosion that killed seven people in silver spring back in august. stephanie ramirez joins us from washington gas headquarters in northwest where details of a lawsuit were laid out. stephanie? >> andrea, good morning. good afternoon i should say. today attorneys filed two lawsuits flaming the flower branch -- naming the flower branch apartments company k management and the ken i'm in front of -- company i'm in front of. washington gas, today survivors helping them made the announcement here clearly to mike a statement and an attorney with bailey and glasser says one of the complaints is a class action lawsuit. the other represents about 30 people who were either injured or who died in the deadly silver spring natural gas explosion that killed seven people and injured at least 25. it also displaced more than 150 people last august according to attorneys. many of those displaced stood up here today to say they are management and washington gas of a long history of neglect. >> asking for justice, we're asking for substantial damages and we're asking fo

in a separate incident, a gas leak caused a gas shortage in the southeast. a number of measures are being taken statewide to prevent a similar situation this time around. wal's candace sweat tell us...the governor and some drivers are thinking ahead. nats of woman getting her turning her gas cap nicole tate says whatever happens in alabama, she'll be glad she filled up. i actually texted my husband last night and said you better get gas tomorrow because this could become a big deal. the idea of having to staying home over the next few days to conserve gas doesn't bother her. her concerns are more far reaching. i hope it doesn't impact the election. that's more of a concern than a panic. if people cant get gas and can't get where they need to be that it could impact the election all the way up and down. governor pat mccrory, said tuesday afternoon within the next 24 to 48 hours....but urges drivers not to panic. still...the shortage weeks ago is not far from mind. personally i had to go to about four or five stores and finally i found one that was a reasonabl

gas prices are falling. gas prices have been slowly trending down over the last few weeks. according to aaa we are now paying an average of $2.14 in that is about a nickel lower than a month ago and is making travel for the holidays a little easier. >> you feel like you're filling your car up every couple of days or something like that when you're really traveling and it can be quite a burden on me so. >> it's going to be the second cheapest gas for thanksgiving since 2008. ray: aaa says the number of people traveling for the holidays has been steadily rising in recent years, they expect this to be the second busiest thanksgiving week on the roads in the past decade. and remember sunday afternoon will likely be very busy as everyone heads home. reporting live in manchester ray brewer wmur news 9. sean: new on daybreak police in pelham are warning of a possible bad batch of heroin in the area. investigators say they have seen a sudden increase in drug including three in the span of 24 hours and at least two people have died in the last week and a half. police think the heroi

throughout the state. >> now, new jersey will have one of the highest gas taxes in the nation. you better bet that drivers are not pleased. >> i lost faith in the state a long time ago. >> they can't manage it as it is another one another 23 cents per gallon. they're not and to manage that either. >> the gas tax is parted bipartisan legislation part of the transportation trust fund. but the agency had said that this could be bad news for new jersey going forward. what can we do? the law is passed but the ballot question number two which is an amendment which would create a

the deadly gas pipeline explosion right here in america. that line reaching from new york all the way to texas. neighbors warned. and what now for gas prices? >>> and the mysterious and now this 6-year-old boy. the list of cases growing in the u.s. >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with major developments in the race for the white house. election night, just one week from tonight. nearly 28 million americans have already voted. and this evening, take a look. this race is now a dead heat. our latest tracking poll shows donald trump ahead of hillary clinton, 46% to 45%, the first time in our polling trp and this evening, hillary clinton getting help from the president, the vice president, as they try to shift attention back to donald trump. amid those headlines about newly discovered e-mails, there is new reporting from the fbi in a moment. but first, abc's cecilia vega on the trail with clinton, getting help in florida tonight. >> reporter: just seven days to go, and hillary clinton is determined to do one thing -- put the focus back on

the state's new gas tax went into effect at midnight.lon more than they were yesterday. overnight, new jersey jumped from having the second lowest gas tax in the nation to the sixth highest. we found plenty of people filling their gas tanks before the tax kicked in. >> and it's sad because people can't afford big vacations. but you can afford maybe a trip to the playground or the aquarium, the zoo. now you have to factor in gas, too, because it is going to make a big difference in people's lives. >> the state lawmakers approved the gas tax hike to help pay for transportation projects. next week, new jersey voters will decide where the extra money will be used. >>> more transportation news, happening today, pennsylvania governor tom wolf will sign a bill that let's ride sharing companies like uberx and lyft operate legally throughout the state. they were allowed to temporarily operate legally during the democratic national convention and the septa slowdown over summer. this move makes it permanent this is happening from protests and ralli

an explosion and fire at a major gas line. the colonial pipeline, running from houston, texas, to the port of new york and new jersey, supplying much of the east coast. that line rupturing for the second time in two months now, and tonight, much of it remains offline. here's abc's phillip mena on the deadly explosion. >> reporter: that massive pipeline fire sending thick smoke into the air. >> look how black that smoke is. >> reporter: aerial footage showing the haze blanketing a va birmingham, alabama. >> sound like they have some injuries. i think we may need to start additional rescue units. >> reporter: the fire erupting 3:00 p.m. monday, when the pipeline was struck by a track hoe. >> it looked like a plane crash. i've never seen anything like this. >> reporter: one worker killed. several others injured. the critical main gas line shut this explosion happened a few miles from where a pipeline leaked in september, causing a hike in gas prices in the southeast. the track hoe that struck the gas pipeline was working to fix a

. >> then deadly encounter at a tampa gas station. a man is dead and now police are looking for a killer on the run. good morning and welcome to news channel 8 today. >> thanks for joining us on this friday morning. let's get a check on your friday forecast. a bit of a chill in the area. the difference when you walk outside. 50 right now in brandon. much cooler than yesterday. 56 in brooksville. so in our metro cast which kind of shows you what it's going to look like outside 60 at 8 p.m., beautiful blue sky not a cloud through the morning hours maybe a quick high, thin cloud throughout the afternoon. 75 degrees at lunch time, by 4 p.m. temperatures will be coming down to about 77 degrees, but isn't that a gorgeous sky. perfect of course for veteran i expect a high of 78 degrees, sunny and pleasant for all of the festivities that honor or veterans and at 5:38 i have an 8-day temperature trend for you. >>> kicking off nicely, a good drive all you veterans thank you again for serving, southbound i-75 in southern sarasota county we've go

a massive explosion has rocked a crucial gas pipeline in alabama. the deadly blast happened not far from a major rupture a few weeks ago. one worker is confirmed dead. as gabe gutierrez reports-- the explosion is leading to fears of yet another spike in gas prices for a large part of the country. "oh my god it's growing so fast..."this morning.. authorities in alabama are scrambling to find out how much this massive explosion might impact the nation's gas supply.the blast sending g over shelby county. 3:00 all units, we are going to start evacuating the command area, this fire is getting out of hand. firefighters rushed to contain the blaze.. as it burned dozens of acres.. in an area already plagued by severe drought. chief i'm going to need 3 engines, 1000 gallons on board."overnight.. colonial, the company that owns the pipeline, confirmed one worker was killed.five others were injured.the company says an excavator they were using hit the gas line...igniting the fire. " i thou garner was among the first on the scene...and saw one worker...covered

the gas price. it's really not that cheap. and in the geology is generally a good deal worse in other countries, so i'm not very sanguine about what that's going to go. >> if i can just say in one sentence, the shale gas is not a transition to anything but hell. [laughter] the fatal flaw of the clean power program and the great

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it's no oil and gas activity at all, and then no permanent oil and gas activity in a remaining portion off of the state of virginia. in the state of florida, of course, we have all the other considerations, the economic ones. a $50 billion a year tourism industry that depends on our beaches being clean. so this senator certainly doesn't have an objection to oil drilling off of the coast of louisiana. last time i checked, they didn't have a lot of beaches. but that's what this bill does. it gives the incentives for states because they get additional federal revenue. by the way, c.b.o. says that is is $7 billion over a ten-year period that would otherwise go to the federal treasury is now going to go to the states. it gives them that incentive to have drilling off their coast. and for those reasons alone, i would suggest that the right vote is to vote no on this legislation. mr. president, i yield the floor. mr. schumer: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from new york. mr. schumer: thank you, mr. president. the bill before us would incentivize offshore drilling for vast s

was for the gas line, so i knew i had to shut the gas line off." "43:25there was no way we could fight anything, or be first responders for anything if we fighting experience. once the gas was off, he says that training kicked in. he fought as much of the fire inside as he could, and got barnes out. "48:46she wanted to go back and go get her shoes and her clothes on, and i said you have no time diane your house is gone." "48:57i picked her up, helped her up, we walked off got her out of the house across street. not more than 30 seconds later, the house was fully engulfed." she was taken to the hospital, and blazek and staley walked away with nothing more than a broken shoe. anymore, but the heroes say if they had to do it again they would. the heroes have a busy saturday ahead of they will start off with breakfast with the team, plenty of interviews, and end with the half-time ceremony. they're also being honored by the cedar rapids fire department this later next week. chris and nicole? a cedar rapids woman is getting a lot of support in her mission to feed students. we first told you

ktvu fox news is live at the scene where the gas leak has finally been capped. are things getting back to normal. >> the leak was capped at 4:00 and the 4:00 roads are reopened. this started before 11:00 a.m. near park avenue and ray street. a third party contractor working on street lietsz for the city of san jose -- lice -- lights for the city of san jose hit a gas line. pg and e was able to cap the leak five hours after it began, since the gas went into the sewer system, they had to left manhole covers and check each house individually. >> before the fire department lows people in they are going door to door. that's our main priority. if people are concerned they should call 911 or pg and e. >> we understand that they have finished going door to door and the residence and business owners have been allowed to go back into their homes and businesses. they said people may want to continue to keep their windows open. no customers lost gas service but 13 people lost service while they were doing repairs. roads are now reopened and people back into their homes. >>>

the smell of gas. and management and washington gas did not do anything to correct that. >> we're asking for justice. we're asking for substantial damages, safety reforms at washington gas and at k management. >> washington gas told they met with residents and are now working with advocates to meet with them again. the ntsb is still investigating. >>> developing that the district, a court date has been set for the father of a three-year-old boy who took a loaded gun to school. it happened yesterday morning in southeast. a security guard found the loaded .9 mm handgun after checking the child's backpack. his father anthony faces multiple charges. evidence in the case ridiculously slim and said it barely made probable cause. chiles is being held overnight but the judge is ordering an immediate hearing for tomorrow morning. >>> the university of maryland is facing more criticism over the handling of sexual misconduct investigations on campus. last month, we told you about both the slow investigations and

a warning to people pumping gas in the area ... you may be getting charged a holding fee for way more than your actual p. purchase.but don't blame the gas station..cbs 58's evan krugel live in oak creek to yeah a woman here in oak creek tells us she was shocked to open her credit card statement and find a big charge.she did not want to go on camera but wants others to be aware of the situation... a quick stop to fill up ended with an oak creek woman thinking her account had been hacked.a $150 pending fee - even though she only bought $30 worth of gas. 3 when consumers use a debit card, and the final purchase is unknown, oftentimes what happens is there is a hold put on their card to pay for the maximum amount of that transaction. consumers arent actually charged that money - but it ?is? temporarily taken from your account before being returned.at this pilot off ryan road customers might not receive warning... one pump displayed this warning sign - but we found another pump with blaming the gas station - jeff lenard says blame the b

igniting gas and causing a massive explosion... (tim taylor/al resident, property owner) a friend of mine called me telling me he's seen a big smoke cloud, he though it was a plane crash. // i just jumped into my truck from columbiana and drive down and we saw the cloud from chelsea, and i thought it was serious at that point so we rushed over here the blast sent flames soaring into the air ... houses around the scene were evacuated. (governor bentley/alabama overnight folder) i'm told wht we'll just have to let the fuel burn. this blast site is not far from the where a line ruptured in september... leading to fuel shortages and gas price spikes in several southern states. (gas buddy interview patrick dehaan) now with two lines being shut down, could have a ripple effect further into the northeast .. thinking new england and perhaps as far as canada as well. hena daniels cbs news ((kirsten joyce)) >>> in the september, the pipeline leaked up to 336 thousand gallons of gas... gasoline used on the east coast every day./// ((brian lof

gas up for holiday travel. drivers are urged to plan ahead. aaa says the busiest times on the lord feel prices, -- the lower fuel prices good news for many who travel a lot on a daily basis. >> you feel like you're filling your car up every couple of days or something like that when you're really traveling, and it can be quite a burden on me, so. >> it's pretty good. i mean it takes a lot to fill this thing up, so i'm pretty happy about it. ray: aaa says lower gas prices are just one factor people consider when planning their holiday travel. >> i think people are pretty comfortable about traveling with comfortable about traveling with the economy the way it is. ray: ray: once you've filled your tank and hit the road, aaa has a few tips for handling any extra company on the roads. >> pack your patience, buckle up, and do distracted-free driving. aaa says travel has -- distracted free driving. ray: aaa says travel has gone up steadily every year, and experts expect this to be the second busiest thanksgiving week

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show you the gas prices there. these green shades, that means it is going down down down continuing to going drop, they lost about 300,000 gallons barre of gas. by the way, four people are still in the gallons of gas. one person the hospital, one was damaged when construction equipment construction equipment. >>> >>> we know brand name drugs can be outray just outrageous and price for the generic version more than they should. more. the justice investigating the possibility that some drug the ju companies investigating the possibility together been working together to keep generic drug prices up. a report from prices up. a new report said the justice department naming specific drugs but says two dozen medications made by a dozen the justice department has been looking at two they said the different companies. this. laura, we've already the fix is specific had specific cases. >> >> this is something many don't want to hear, want lawmaker think price-fixing many think the price fixing they sent this letter investigat

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and what now for gas prices? deadly illness. this 6-year-old boy, the list of cases growing in the u.s. >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with major developments in the race for the white house. election night, just one week from tonight. nearly 28 million americans have already voted. and this evening, take a look. this race is now a dead heat. our latest tracking poll shows donald trump ahead of hillary clinton, 46% to time in our polling trump has been ahead since may. and this evening, hillary clinton getting help from the president, the vice president, as they try to shift attention back to donald trump. amid those headlines about newly discovered e-mails, there is new reporting from the fbi in a moment. but first, abc's cecilia vega in florida. >> reporter: just seven days to go, and hillary clinton is determined to do one thing, put >> he sure has spent a lot of time demeaning, degrading, insulting and assaulting women. >> reporter: and right there with her to deliver this blistering assault, alecia machado. >> he ca

they saw what appeared to be agents checking the gas tanks another one at the gasway gas station at bel air in jasper also at the sunoco gas station the manager of some of the gas station says he would like answers. eliza who is in charge of investigation, what they are looking for and they take away any equipment from the stores, especially our cash registers, we cannot operate without them, it's going to affect us greatly and is not cheap to replace them. >> sources say one person arrested, but this case is sealed, so we do not know the persn were carjackings in cleveland and one of the areas safer suburbs, as ed gallek is here with the latest. to carjackings and beachwood antiwar in cleveland, an increase in these cases and now one where you would least expec i stopped at a stop sign and i felt a jolt i got out of my car and this man starts to walk toward me and then stole the car. the 79-year-old woman who was carjacked, it happened last evening and beachwood outside of the menorah park nursing home, then shortly after, a wallet wa carjacked in beachwood near somerset crimes began w

september's sparked gas shortages and soaring pump prices. analysts expect that again. >> certainly a very critical situation in terms of gas prices rising likely in the southeast. but even in the great lakes, this really could impact gas prices in most areas east of the mississippi. >> reporter: tonight, colonial has re-opened one of the two lines it shut down, but says the other will stay out of commission for days. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, helena, alabama. >>> investigators are trying to figure out bus and a transit bus earlier this morning in baltimore. six people were killed, including the school bus driver. officials say there were no children on the bus at the time. officials say they're looking into when the school bus driver suffered some sort of medical emergency before striking a pillar and plowing into oncoming traffic. >>> a hacking alert tonight, concerning software giant microsoft. intelligence sources tell nbc news, hackers previously linked to the rus g are exploiting a vulnerability in its windows operating system for cyber

the smell of gas. kay management and washington gas did not do anything to correct that. explosion and the fire that killed seven people and wounded 30. >> attorneys say d.c. superior court was the most suitable venue to file. they would not say just how much money they are looking for. reporting in northwest, i am kevin lewis. now back to you. jummy: developing now, police in iowa have arrested the man suspected in the ambush killings captured two hours ago in des moines. one of the officers he shot in their car was from the morning, the other from a suburb of urbandale. >> it is as if you lost someone close to you. these are our friends. jummy: greene has a criminal record, including arrests for assault. to be angry for being it just for my high school football game for displaying a confederate flag. let's switch gears and take a live look outside. you can see arlington and the pentagon, a wednesday warm up on the way, which is good news if you like a little bit of heat for your fall. we now have a look at the forecast with doug hill. doug: i try to avoid cliches the ro

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was at the gasway gas station at bel air i jasper. fbi says the rates are part of an ongoing investigation so they cannot tell us what they'r looking into. >> also found agents at the sunoco gas station on east 55th and payne avenue. the manager said that they took few locations. >> is if you'd like some answer from a mountain of who is in charge of the investigation, what they're looking for in the third taking any equipment from the stores, especially our cash registers cannot operate withou them, is going to affect us greatly and is not cheap to replace them >> fbi says they do not know ho long the investigation will take, peggy gallek fox 8 news. one arrest has been made but at this point.the information i sealed so were unable to get th person's name. >> allegations of racial discrimination at an olive garden restaurant, claiming that the waitress was inappropriate, but the restaurant manager did next may surprise you, as jennifer jordan joins us. >> instead of all you can eat ricky smith says olive garden waitress in parma servi

the deadly gas blast in a town center. investigators on the scene tonight, after another explosion, this home incinerated. and tonight, authorities with a $30 fix. >>> the confrontation on camera. the police officer trying to arrest a woman, then seen punching her in the face. tonight, police defending their officer. >>> and america strong. boy catching his baby brother. that boy, right here tonight. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. and let's get right to it. the stream of big names showing up at trump tower, many vying for a place in the cabinet. even mr. trump saying, "only i know who the finalists are." tonight, a face that might surprise some, mitt romney, who did not endorse donald tr set to meet with him. and he's not the only one. a rising star also invited, governor nikki haley. are they both up for secretary of state? we begin with abc's david wright. >> reporter: tonight, two former enemies trying to mend fences. sources tell abc news the president-elect is now consid

pay inside the gas station. buy gas station gift cards in small amounts and use those to pay for at the pump and cover european entry with your other hand at ponce, atms, and store registers. in milwaukee, the family that owns three popular local restaurants is heading to prison for skimming millions of dollars. the bouraxis family runs el fuego, el beso, and omega burger. prosecutors say paul bouraxis, his wife, and their son skimmed more than $3 million and paid bouraxis was sentenced to two years in prison, his son a year and a day, and his wife will serve six months house arrest. you have a few more weeks to stop in at one well-known downtown milwaukee shop. george watts and son, and the watts tea shop -- near cathedral square -- will shut down at the end of the year. it will continue to sell china, crystal and other high-end goods online. the company was established in 1870. happening now -- thousands of hunters art deer season. it opened this morning at sunrise, with many hunters heading out hours before.