and, to me, it was a very simple math problem that could have profound results, uh, a million bars of soapthrown away, 9,000 children dying, and i just got to figure out how to take the million bars... lee: yeah. seipler: recycle it, and get it to the 9,000 children, so really at thahat moment, it seememed ay easy response, i think, because of the way i was reared to want to help others, to--to want to help those who were, uh, hurting, um, but, of course, i-- lee: yeah, but what about execution, shawn? i mean, you have to actually make this work, right, so technically speaking, you have to figure out how you're gonna get the soap and how you're gonna get it made and how you're gonna get the hotels to agree to give you the soap, so what were--what were the logistics behind how you actually made this work? seipler: yeah. well, you know, when i first jumped in, i--i'm one of those that just sort of jumps in the water and doesn't know how deep it is... lee: ok. seipler: and that was clearly the case in--with clean the world. uh, you know, very quickly after leaving my job, i--i was able to get

and, to me, it was a very simple math problem that could have profound results, uh, a million bars of soap being thrown away, 9,000 children dying, and i just got to figure out how to take the million bars... lee: yeah. seipler: recycle it, and get it to the 9,000 children, so really at thahat moment, it seememed ay easy response, i think, because of the way i was reared to want to help others, to--to want to help those who were, uh, hurting, um, but, of course, i-- lee: yeah, but what about execution, shawn? i mean, you have to actually make this work, right, so technically speaking, you have to figure out how you're gonna get the soap and how you're gonna get it made and how you're gonna get the hotels to agree to give you the soap, so what were--what were the logistics behind how you actually made this work? seipler: yeah. well, you know, when i first jumped in, i--i'm one of those that just sort of jumps in the water and doesn't know how deep it is... lee: ok. seipler: and that was clearly the case in--with clean the world. uh, you know, very quickly after leaving my job, i--i was able

he lines up for a spike but it's like a bar of soap. it just flew out of his hand. attempted spike then gronk himself? >> it happens. but it's pretty funny that it slip like that. but i got to give him credit. >> the form looked great. if they just hold this, it looked great. i thought it was good. i don't know what happened, honestly. >> i would have gone with bar of soap. 93rd jackets and we do so. >> training camp always gets along towards the end. it kind of drags on. we feel very strongly about our team and we have some good changes. new faces coming into the team. >> we kickoff the 32nd year of high 5. lexington high school and a fired 2.5 centuries ago. tonight is a bit of school history. >> the statue of captain james parker stands majestically at the apex of the lexington green. symbolic of the people that stood 10 feet tall at a minutes notice. just a few blocks away on a grassy field, another captain stands much taller than his 5'9" inch 160 pound the lexington high school minutemen football team. he has revolutionized the quarterback position for the und

sense, i mean, everyone gets old, you're going to have wrinkles >> i'm happy i'm a man right now, bar soap's it. >> you're blessed. >> encouraging people to go out and actually vote >> listen to grandmother. that two go out and vote. it's called the two step. it's called the two step. >> have a story we should know about? help us chase it down. chasing news.com/tips. >> less time waiting for the forecast, less repeating stories from five hours ago. less falling asleep before you see what you really want. stealing the other guy's thunder at 10:00. fox 29 news at 11:00. >>> hillary clinton is a robot according to the inner web. a fly landed on her during the second presidential debate in st. louis, she doesn't flinch the fly got his own twitter. just when you think you're unimportant, just remember there's a fly with a twitter. >> with all of the creepy clowns sightings. new jerseyians have been wondererring, what does it take to get arrested if you dress up like a clown? it's about the context and the conduct that the person engages in. thankfully, there's some people still taking these thr

he owned a lumberyard, a spice mill factory, manufacturing of bar soap, and a school, the pettengillary. he bought two parcels of land and constructed this building, and reading his intent when you in starting it -- the world has need of educated christian women. the more, the better. the seminary was located in your eoria, thep illinois. it did not last very long. it did close in 1910. this had been a life's dream. over the years he had donated land and financially helped to support many schools, including the chicago theological seminary and also wheaton college. moses and lucy also worked to organize a church. this is the 75th history book for the first congregational church and on the inside, we have a photograph of moses. he was one of the big four in terms of leadership, and here is the first church building here in. 28 by 50 feet, and at the top, it had a belfry where they had a small bronze church bell. it became known as the first bell heard in peoria for god, freedom, and land. the insight slavery sentiment was on the rise, not only in illinois, but across this young countr

. >>> you may need your id to buy a bar of soap or toilet paper. abington police want to avoid anything used in halloween pranks to anyone under 18 from friday to tuesday. you will need your id if you want to buy a eggs, shaving cream, toilet paper or more. the company is called auto and they just finish the first deliver by a truck. they worked with anheuser-busch to move beer from fort collins to colorado springs. >>> first david ortiz and now rob gronkowski is moonlighting to a lyft driver. he covered a wide range of topics driving around his two favorites, tom brady and himself. >> one guy i want to meet, tom grady. >> well, but he is off limits. >> i mean i am not trying to get with him. i just want to meet with him. you got to know hot quarterbacks are. >> i know who tom brady is. >> i love that guy. >> did you study astronomy or anything in school. >> astro physics. e equals m 2. >> what if you met rob >> you did not meet him society at high. >> well, i guess those wigs were enough to confuse these guys because gronk eventually revealed hims

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the must remember of soap bubbles on a bar of soap to vote. folks were beaten to vote. they risked everything to vote. and this election, whatever the issue you care about, it could not be easier for you to vote. if you care about inequality, you need to vote. if you felt the burden in the primaries, you need to vote. you can vote for somebody who cares about themselves or somebody who fights like heck for working people. make sure we have a minimum wage raise and equal pay for equal work. you care about criminal justice reform and civil rights. you can vote for somebody who has fought against civil rights for most of their life or you can vote for somebody who went under cover to make sure that minority kids were getting an equal check and a good education. that's never stopped fighting since. you care about the environment and climate change. you can vote for somebody who thinks that it's a chinese hoax or you can vote somebody that thinks that there's something called science. and that we should pay attention to it. and will fight to protect our planet. immigration r

is a time when folks had to guess the number of jellybeans in a jar, the number of bubbles on a bar of soapthat long ago were -- to register voters in mississippi. it wasn't that long ago that a man like justice fry who had already graduated college was denied the right to vote because he failed the so-called literacy tests. that just happened and the reason a change is because young people said it's going to change. [applause] and folks risked everything so that we can pull that lever. freedom so that people could have the right to vote. [applause] whatever the issue you care about, the choice cannot be clearer. if you care about inequality, if you supported bernie in the primaries. [applause] , you have a choice. you can vote for somebody his economic policies are driven solely by greed and self-interest, or you can vote first someone who is going to make sure our economy works for everybody. who will make sure minimum wage workers get a rates and women get paid the same as men for doing the same job. [applause] if you care about criminal justice reform, you can vote for somebody who has

couldn't vote, when you had to guess the number of jelly beans in a jar to vote, the number of soap bubbles on a bar of soap to vote. folks were beaten to vote. folks risked everything to vote. in this election, whatever the issue you care about, it could not be easier for you to vote. if you care about inequality, you need to vote. if you felt the burn in the primaries, you need to vote. you can vote for somebody who only cares about themselves or somebody that's going to fight like heck for working people. make sure we got a minimum wage raise. make sure we got equal pay for equal work. you care about criminal justice reform and civil rights, you can vote for somebody who has fought against civil rights for most of their lives, or you can vote for somebody who went under cover to make sure that minority kids were getting an equal shot at a good education and has never stopped fighting since. you care about the environment and climate change, you can vote for somebody who thinks it's a chinese hoax or you can vote for somebody who thinks that there's something called science and that we should pay

. >> you need a bar of soap we all know. >> hurricane matthew barreling towards united states with winds reaching 150 miles an hour and state of emergency has been declared in florida, georgia aand carolinas and it's expected to move up the sunshine state which has not seen a major hurricane in quite a few years. >> we'll join fox's jackie she's me cocoa beach. >> remind everybody in the philadelphia area exactly where bavard country is cape canaveral and on the coast. >>? you got that all along the eastern coach here it's a little over an hour from orlando so all these areas is ak infected. and it's a major road here just a few hundred feet in front of me is ocean. and all these homes are being affected by hurricane matthew so that's why there's a mandatory evacuation later on this afternoon. starting at 3:00. you can see the house behind me already has storm shutters. we have not seen too many houses with storm shutters because it seems like folks will start doing that later today because we're going to be kind of feeling hurricane matthew sometime tomorrow afternoon. but, we are under

is a time when folks had to guess the number of jellybeans in a jar, the number of bubbles on a bar of soap, it was not that long ago were folks were beaten. it wasn't that long ago that a man like justice fry who had already graduated college was denied the right to vote because he failed the so-called literacy tests. that just happened and the reason a change is because young people said it's going to change. [applause] pres. obama: and folks risked everything so that we can pull that lever. freedom riders came down so that people could have the right to vote. [applause] pres. obama: whatever the issue you care about, the choice cannot be clearer. if you care about inequality, if you supported bernie in the primaries. [applause] pres. obama: you have a choice. you can vote for somebody his economic policies are driven solely by greed and self-interest, or you can vote for somebody who is going to make sure our economy works for everybody. who will make sure minimum wage and womentting raise get paid the same as men for doing the same job. [applause] pres. obama: if you care about criminal

soap. , becausees ms. clinton the teachers said do not tell a lie, and she lies an awful lot about the e-mails, about benghazi, about other factors. abc needs to look at a bar of soap next time she does not tell the truth. we have got some character issues among the candidates, but i'm voting for the candidate that best represents my viewpoint. her though i disagree with character traits on issues like immigration, obamacare is a total disaster, something that the attorney general continues to praise -- is a disaster. chuck todd: thank you. roy cooper: it is hard to believe that governor mccrory continues to support a presidential candidate who condones sexual assault, who has admitted that he has done that, who has continued to demean women. governor mccrory, this is the first time i have heard you speak up at all about donald trump. you have gone to his rallies, made jokes about house bill 2 on -- when a gold star family was demeaned by donald trump, you did not say anything. when women were demeaned, you did not say anything. governor mccrory and donald trump are a lot alike. they both have trouble with the facts, and they both engage in divisive rhetori

soap and teachers always said don't tell a lie. and she lies an awful lot about the -- about the emails, about benghazi, about other factors. and maybe she needs to look at a bar of soap next time she doesn't tell the truth. we have some issues, but i'm voting for the candidates that best support my viewpoints even though i disagree on issues like immigration, obamacare is a total the attorney general continues to praise is obamacare. it's a disaster. >> okay. >> if you're a middle class individual. >> thank you. mr. cooper, 60. >> it's hard to believe that governor mccrory continues to support a presidential candidate who condones sexual assault, who has admitted that he has done that, who has continued to demean women. governor mccrory, this is the first time that i've heard you donald trump. you've gone to his rallies. you've made jokes about house bill 2 on stage. you -- when a gold star family was demeaned by donald trump, you didn't say anything. when women were demeaned by donald trump, you didn't say anything. governor mccrory and donald trump are a lot alike. they both have trouble with the facts, and they both engage in divisive rhetoric. it's not go

soap. , becausees ms. clinton the teachers said do not tell a lie, and she lies an awful lot about the e-mails, about benghazi, about other factors. abc needs to look at a bar of soap next time she does not tell the truth. we have got some character issues among the candidates, but i'm voting for the candidate that best represents my viewpoint. her though i disagree with character traits on issues like immigration, obamacare is a total disaster, something that the attorney general continues to praise -- is a disaster. chuck todd: thank you. roy cooper: it is hard to believe that governor mccrory continues to support a presidential candidate who condones sexual assault, who has admitted that he has done that, who has continued to demean women. governor mccrory, this is the first time i have heard you speak up at all about donald trump. you have gone to his rallies, made jokes about house bill 2 on -- when a gold star family was demeaned by donald trump, you did not say anything. when women were demeaned, you did not say anything. governor mccrory and donald trump are a lot alike. they both have trouble with the facts, and they both engage in divisive rhetori

. >> vanessa: you may need your id to buy a bar of soap or toilet paper in one local town. abington police asked people to halloween pranks from anyone under 18 if you want to buy eggs, shaving cream and much more than. the goal here is to protect property. >> kevin: cold air came blowing in today, produced clouds, a few showers, even some snow flurries and still have one out there that i've been tracking on live fox 25 storm tracker radar and there it is in the city of worcester, on the northern west flank of worcester, lightly. some rainshowers out here too, provincetown, harwich, wellfleet seeing a couple of showers. not a big concern but they're out there. temperatures, 39 worcester. 42 in bedford. certainly falling fast now. 30's off to north and west, will drop into the 20's, 30's, or 40's right around boston. will fall into the 30's tonight. it's going to be a cold night. the windchill already feeling like it's freezing out in worcester, you'll shall below there's your freeze warning, north shore, metro west, south shore, inland, away from coastline, but at the coast

and maybe she needs to look at a bar of soap next time she doesn't tell the voting for the candidates that best support my viewpoints even though i disagree on issues like immigration, obamacare is a total disaster, something that the attorney general continues to praise is obamacare. it's a disaster. >> okay. >> if you're a middle class individual. >> thank you. mr. cooper, 60. >> it's hard to believe that governor mccrory continues to support a presidential candidate has admitted that he has done that, who has continued to demean women. governor mccrory, this is the first time that i've heard you even speak up at all about donald trump. you've gone to his rallies. you've made jokes about house bill 2 on stage. you -- when a gold star family was demeaned by donald trump, you didn't say anything. when women were demeaned by donald trump, you didn't say trump are a lot alike. they both have trouble with the facts, and they both engage in divisive rhetoric. it's not good for our state, not good for our country. >> 30 seconds. >> i don't know where that divisive rhetoric comes from. sadl

the number of soap bubbles on a bar of soap to vote. folks were beaten to vote. folks risked everything to vote. in this election, whatever issue you care about, it could not be easier for you to vote. if you care about inequality, you need to vote. if you felt the bern in the primaries, you need to vote. [cheers and applause] you can vote for somebody who only cares about themselves or somebody who will fight like heck for working people. make sure we have got a minimum wage raise, make sure we have got equal pay for equal work. you care about criminal justice reform and civil rights. you can vote for somebody who has fought civil rights or for somebody who went undercover to make sure minorities had an equal shot to get a good education. if you care about the environment and climate change, you can vote for somebody who thinks it is a chinese hoax, or you can vote for somebody who believes there is something called science and we should pay attention to it and protect our planet. if you care about immigration reform and you want to see this nation continue as a

the number of soap bubbles on a bar of soap to vote. folks were beaten to vote.olks risked everything to vote. this election, whatever issue you care about, it could not be easier for you to vote. you care about equality, you need to vote. in thefelt the bern primaries, you need to vote. you can vote for somebody who will fight like heck for working people. minimume we've got a wage rates, equal pay for equal work. you care about criminal justice reform and civil rights, you can foughtr somebody who has for civil rights or for somebody -- if you care about the environment and climate change, you can vote for somebody who i thinks it's a hoax or somebody who believes there something called science and we should pay attention to it. if you care about immigration see thisd you want to nation continue as a nation of one, you have to get out there and vote. [applause] donald trump's: closing argument is, what do you have to lose? the answer is everything. on the progress we've made is on the ballot. stability is on the ballot. -- disability is on the ballot. courtesy

the number of soap bubbles on a bar of soap to vote. folks were beaten to vote.ks risked everything to vote. the selection, whatever issue you care about, it could not be easier for you to vote. if you care about any quality, you need to vote. [applause] if you felt the burn in the primaries, you need to vote. [applause] you can vote for somebody who only cares about themselves or somebody who is going to fight like heck for working people. [applause] make sure we get at minimum wage rates. make sure we get equal pay for equal work. care about criminal justice reform and civil rights, you can vote for somebody who has fought against civil rights where you can vote for someone who went undercover to make sure that minority kids were getting equal education. [applause] you care about the environment and climate change you can vote for somebody who thinks that it's a chinese hoax or you can vote for somebody who thinks there's something called -- and we will fight for. if you care about immigration reform want us to continue to see this nation is one that is a natio

. >> this soap store opened when four homemakers each invested $5,500. each bar is handmade using natural materials. >> translator: my kid has allergies, but a natural soap really helped calm them down so i decided to try making it myself and that's how i got started. >> the cooperative businesses include a school. unusually, the curriculum is decided by teachers and parents. in this community, the key concept is to provide what's truly necessary. decisions are reached through heated discussions. >> translator: whatever you want to achieve, seongmisan maeul will help you get started. the strong community ties here create a very supportive environment. it's the relationships that count. >> a cooperative community run by its members, for its members. discover everyday life in seongmisan maeul. this modest hill, 66 meters high, is seon fwrks mgmisan. nearby residents formed the community. the community is known across south korea. one popular tv documentary focused on three days in seongmisan maeul reporting on its charms. >> the mapo area is in the west of central

but, they are also asking for items like peanut butter and canned tuna, bars of soap. so, again, the donations, they are accepting right now, through 1:00 this afternoon. here at the operations center, that's on 65th mullman street in worcester which is right next to price chopper and we have put a full list of what they are accepting for donations on our web site, fox 25 boston.com. and this is not the only local organization that is helping highlight a local hospital as well. in worcester i'm stephanie coueignoux, fox 25 news. >> stephanie, thank you. developing news now, and police in orange continue to hunt this morning for the person who killed an elderly man and seriously hurt that man's wife during a home invasion. it happened wednesday night in the couple's east river street home. 95 year-old thomas hardy was killed. his 77 year-old wife remains hospitalized right now. and police say whoever is responsible may have taken off in the couple's car. we went you to take this image. this is what the car looks like, a 2003 gray or silver toyota corolla station wagon l

. >> and so you may need your id to buy a bar of soap or some toilet paper in one local town this weekend. abingdon police asking stores and towns to avoid selling anything typically used halloween pranks to anyone under 18 from friday to tuesday, that means you will need identification if you want to buy eggs, shaving cream, spray paint and more. >> toilet paper. >> toilet paper. police say the goal is to protect property. >> weather: we track weather and traffic every 10 minutes. highlight expressway. from 59 to 61 minutes because of an accident in o'neill tunnel government center. and avoid the expressway right shiri. >> weather: we will check back with you in 10. and we have winds gusting in 20 miles an hour range over southeast massachusetts. and it is doing a number to windchills even where we do not have stronger gusts it is breezy. feels like 30 in boston. 23 right now in worcester. the time line on how long this really chilly air will last us up next. >> anchor: and getting a flu shot delivered to your front door, still ahead on fox 25 morning news news. how a local nurse teamed

soap and so does mrs. clinton because teacher says don't tell a lie and she lies about the emails, benghazi and other factors and she needs to look at a barap, we have some character issues among the presidential candidates but i am voting for the candidates the represent my though i disagree with her character on issues like immigration and obamacare. a total disaster that the attorney general continues to praise as obamacare. it is a disaster for middle-class individuals. >> hard to believe governor mccrory continues to support a presidential candidate who condones sexual assault, who has admitted that he has done that, who has continued to demean women. this is the first time i have heard you even speak up at all about donald trump. you have gone to his rallies, made jokes about house bill 2 on stage, a gold star family was demeaned by donald trump you didn't say anything. when women were demeaned by donald trump you didn't say anything. governor mccrory and donald trump are a lot alike. they both have trouble with the fact that both engage in divisive rhetoric that is not good for our state or our country. >> i don't know where that d

maybe she needs to look at a bar of soap next time she does not tell the truth.e have got some character issues among the candidates, but i'm voting for the candidate that best represents my viewpoints now even though i disagree with his character traits, on issues like immigration, obamacare is a total disaster, something that the attorney general continues to praise is obamacare. it is a disaster if you are a middle class individual. chuck todd: thank you. mr. cooper. roy cooper: it is hard to believe that governor mccrory continues to support a presidential candidate who condones sexual assault, who has admitted that he has done that, who has continued to demean women. governor mccrory, this is the first time i have heard you even speak up at all about donald trump. you have gone to his rallies, made jokes about house bill 2 on stage, you -- when a gold star family was demeaned by donald trump, you did not say anything. when women were demeaned, you did not say anything. governor mccrory and donald trump are a lot alike. they both have trouble with the facts,

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soap and toilet papers. some say the ban works but others say it goes too far. >> i haven't been egged or -- no shaving cream. i give the big candy bars, they better not egg me. >> businesses that plan on enforcing the ban will ask for that could be used for vandalism. >>> well, caught on camera. a frightening burglary for a family in florida. >> their security cameras captured a couple of armed men ransacks a home while two children were sleeping on the couch. police in the orlando area say the man pushed his way in the home through the front door. the security video shows one man making his way around the living room and into the kitchen. eventually, he steals the child's cell phone and other >> imagine what could have happened if one of us got up. i keep my credit cards and my wallet, my driver's license. they stole all of that. >> well, since the break-in, the homeowner says he has installed new locks around the house and will be adding more lights outside. police have not been able to capture any of the suspects so far. >>> subaru is recalling more than 100,000 of its top-selling models because the air pumps could catch on fire.