the killer traveled from barrett's home to the warehouse.and his phone would have pinged any towers along that route. well, he had a body in the car, which means our killer would have taken the most direct route to drop scott barrett's body at the dump site. so, let's concentrate on the towers and the most direct path. all right, here are the phone numbers that have those towers in common. based on the time of death and our drive time, we can create a window after barrett was murdered, before the body dumped. time stamp will help us eliminate any phones traveling away from the dump site. okay, drumroll. all the phones that pinged in that area and... the towers they have in common. let's see who those numbers belong to. ramirez: hey, check out lonnie swaine. he has a rap sheet and a little habit of breaking and entering. call elijah, see if he can track down mr. swaine. (beeping) ryan: time for court? call me. lonnie swaine, fbi. moving into this room. clear. clear! follow me, check the kitchen. (gurgling) call the emts. man: yes, sir! (gurgl

the killer traveled from barrett's home to the warehouse.ld have pinged any towers onalg that route. well, he had a body in the car, which means our killer would have taken the most direct route to drop scott barrett's body at the dump site. so, let's concentrate on the towers and the most direct path. all right, here are the phone numbers that have those towers in common. based on the time of death and our drive time, we can create a window after barrett was murdered, before the body dumped. time stamp will help us eliminate any phones traveling away from the dump site. okay, drumroll. all the phones that pinged in that area and... the towers they have in common. let's see who those numbers belong to. ramirez: hey, check out lonnie swaine. he has a rap sheet and a little habit of breaking and entering. call elijah, see if he can track down mr. swaine. (beeping) ryan: time for court? call me. lonnie swaine, fbi. moving into this room. clear. clear! follow me, check the kitchen. (gurgling) call the emts. man: yes, sir! (gurgling, gasping) (wh

the killer traveled from barrett's home to the warehouse. and his phone would have pinged any towers along that route. well, he had a body in the car, which means our killer would have taken the most direct route to drop scott barrett's body at the dump site. so, let's concentrate on the towers and the most direct path. all right, here are the phone numbers that have those towers in common. based on the time of death and our drive time, we can create a window after barrett was murdered, before the body dumped. traveling away from the dump site. okay, drumroll. all the phones that pinged in that area and... the towers they have in common. let's see who those numbers belong to. ramirez: hey, check out lonnie swaine. he has a rap sheet and a little habit of breaking and entering. call elijah, see if he can track down mr. swaine. (beeping) ryan: time for court? call me. lonnie swaine, fbi. moving into this room. clear. clear! follow me, check the kitchen. (gurgling) call the emts. man: yes, sir! (gurgling, gasping) she was shaken and scared, and

barrett. and you have been incredibly patient. how did it feel to come in and lead this team, not just in the red zone, but throughout the second half? >> it was good. my mindset was just trying to do everything i can to help the team win. that's all i tried to do tonight and last week it was the red zone and this week, i got a chance to play in the second half and i took advantage of that. >> heather: how does your mindset and philosophy change once it goes from the red zone to what it turned into the second half? >> it woubt differeld be differ just ran the ball, but it was jus going into our regular offense and doing, i mean, normal things. it's not anything different from going red zone to the open field. >> heather: what is the key in your mind to making this multiple quarterback situation. coach said it wouldn't work would your personality. what is the key to you? >> for us, it's just knowing that at the end of the day, doing what's best for the team. me and cardale have that mind set. a

barrett. and you have been incredibly patient. how did it feel to come in and lead this team, not just in the second half? >> it was good. my mindset was just trying to do team win. that's all i tried to do tonight and last week it was the red zone and this week, i got a chance to play in the second that. >> heather: how does your mindset and philosophy change once it goes from the red zone to what it turned into the second half? >> it woubt differentld be different if i just ran the ball, but it was jus going into our regular offense and doing, i mean, normal things. it's not anything different from going red zone to the open field. >> heather: what is the key in your mind to making this multiple quarterback situation. coach said it wouldn't work would your personality. what is the key to you? >> for us, it's just knowing that at the end of the day, doing what's best for the team. set. and really doesn't matter who gets the glory, who gets the stats, anything like that. well worry about winni

barrett. patient. how did it feel to come in and lead this team, not just in the red zone, but throughout the second half? >> it was good. my mindset was just trying to do team win. that's all i tried to do tonight and last week it was the red zone and this week, i got a chance to play in the second half and i took advantage of that. >> heather: how does your mindset and philosophy change once it goes from the red zone to what it turned into the second half? >> it woubt different ld be different if i just ran the ball, but it was jus going into our regular offense and doing, i mean, normal things. it's not anything different from going red zone to the open field. >> heather: what is the key in your mind to making this multiple quarterback situation. coach said it wouldn't work would your personality. what is the key to you? >> for us, it's just knowing that at the end of the day, doing what's best for the team. set. and really doesn't matter who gets the glory, who gets the stats, anything like that. w

barrett. and you have been incredibly patient. how did it feel to come in and lead this team, not just in the red zone, but throughout the second half? >> it was good. my mindset was just trying to do everything i can to help the team win. that's all i tried to do tonight and last week it was the red zone and this week, i got a chance to play in the second half and i took advantage of that. >> heather: how does your mindset and philosophy change once it goes from the red zone to what it turned into the second half? >> it woubt differeld be differ just ran the ball, but it was jus going into our regular offense and doing, i mean, normal things. it's not anything different from going red zone to the open field. >> heather: what is the key in your mind to making this multiple quarterback situation. coach said it wouldn't work would your personality. what is the key to you? >> for us, it's just knowing that at the end of the day, doing what's best for the team. me and cardale have that mind set. a

barrett. patient. how did it feel to come in and lead this team, not just in the second half? >> it was good. my mindset was just trying to do everything i can to help the team win. that's all i tried to do tonight and last week it was the red zone and this week, i got a chance to play in the second half and i took advantage of that. >> heather: how does your mindset and philosophy change once it goes from the red zone to what it turned into the second half? >> it woubt different ld be different if i just ran the ball, but it was jus going into our regular offense and doing, i mean, normal things. it's not anything different from going red zone to the open field. >> heather: what is the key in your mind to making this multiple quarterback situation. coach said it wouldn't work would your personality. what is the key to you? >> for us, it's just knowing that at the end of the day, doing what's best for the team. me and cardale have that mind set. and really doesn't matter who gets the glory, wh

barrett, speaking out at a press conference with her attorney and a second woman, who also now claims that she was victimized by cosby. >> i cried out and tried to pull away from his vice-like grip on my waist. his other arm was holding my arm down. >> reporter: barrett said she was infuriated. >> i was angry mr. cosby would take such liberty as to force his person upon me and hold me begins my will. >> reporter: barrett claims that when she alerted her teammates and fellow officials immediately about what had just happened, there was little response. >> my teammates saw this, but they did not realize what he was actually doing to me. i complained to other officials, and in one knew what to do. i was so irritated. >> reporter: now cosby has not had any criminal charges filed against him, in connection with any of the allegations, of any of the women that have come forward. meanwhile, we have contacted cosby's attorneys in philadelphia and in los angeles, and they did not respond as of right new to our request for comment. live from the university of pennsylvania campus at franklin fie

barrett. you can run zeke elliott and you can use play action off of it, makes it very, very tough to stop. that's who they wereastear with barrett until the iury and when cardale jones stepped in. >> chris: they go to rutgers next week. bye, minnesota, here, at illinois. massive fave riflts in those three games. setting up the end of the season. michigan state and then at michigan. going to be interesting down the stretch. they have to stay focused week to week and not get excited about the last two games. >> chris: an ohio statement here in cocombus. 38380 is the final here.e. tonight's game pro. for kirk herbstreitit heatherer cox, our entire team here in frosty columbus, chris fowler saying good night. time for the ford wrapup show and cassidy hubbarth. >>> thanks, chris. so many wild plays on this showdown saturday. but none crazier than the blunder at the big house. michigan state had a .2% probability to beat michigan before the final play of the game. further proof you always play to t

barrett and the offense. what's getting overlooked, i think, is the way this defense has been playing. and urbaneyer just made a great point to heather. this rutgers offense, you say whatever you want about their record. they've been scoring points on people. almost on every team they have played. tonight, they were control. they had a nice opening drive. other than that, ohio state put the clamps down. it's because of the way the defensive line has played in the man coverage they play on the outside. the reason i feel this is a turning point isn't just the 49-7 win over rutgers. it's because their guy, their leader is back on the field e executing this offense and leading this team and he is providing abilities to make a lot of plays, running and throwing. >> chris: you can call it a turning point. that go from pretty good to really, really good. still undefeated, still on course for the showdowns in november against michigan state and michigan. wrap up the cannon crew. only a couple of shots tonight for rut

the school says barrett lyons was removed from the program. michael leblanc was already kicked off the rams. both are from massachusetts. they were arrested early sunday, when campus police learned there had been a serious fight at a frat house. a member of the mashpee wampanoag tribe's gaming commission is suspended, because of a heroin arrest. philip-earl cash was arrested monday on route 28 in yarmouth. police say an officer had pulled him over for an expired registration sticker when the k-9 signaled there were drugs hidden inside cash's body. cash and his passenger were both arrested. erika: topping economic headlines this morning -- mgm -- giving us a preview of what its casino in springfield will look like. they tweeted this video last night-- showing outdoor space, a sprawling gaming floor, and a hotel lobby. the video shows a different casino than the company's original concept. mgm has asked to delay the opening to september 2018. volkswagen could start 2016 with an executive says the automaker

kicked off the university of rhode island football team after a fight at a frat house. 19-year-old barrett lyons of belmont and michael leblanc are facing assault and disorderly charges. three fraternity brothers were taken to the hospital after the fight happened saturday night. five other football players have been suspended. >>> the yankees make a short appearance in the playoffs. they face off against the astros and new york last night. colby rasmus put houston on the board with the solo shot in the second. houston goes on to win the wild card game 3-0. they will now face the kansas city royals in the american league division series. the nl wild card game is tonight. it will be the chicago cubs against the pittsburgh piratesp. >>> a celebration of the best in boston sports. david ortiz and rob gronkowski take part in the first awards

fight at a frat house. 19-year-old barrett lyons and michael leblanc are facing assault charges. they were taken after five other football players that have been suspended. >> the yankees making a short appearance in the playoffs. colby rasmus with this solo shot. houston goes on to win 3- 0royals. tonight will be the chicago cubs against the pittsburgh pirates. >>> it is 6:20 right now. is technology taking over our life? >> the two new apps that got our jon keller's attention. >> volkswagen announces when it will start recalling cars in connection with an emotions rigging investigation. (buzzer) hey, you're a lucky guy. you'll probably win the jackpot. (bell) you know, luck doesn't play any role in slot machines.

barrett and the offense. what's getting overlooked, i think, is the way this defense has been playing. and urban meyer just made a great point to heather. this rutgers offense, you could say whatever you want about their record. they've been scoring points on people. almost on every team they have played. tonight, they were control. they had a nice opening drive. other than that, ohio state put the clamps down. it's because of the way the defensive line has played in the man coverage they play on the outside. the reason i feel this is a turning point isn't just the 49-7 win over rutgers. it's because their guy, their leader is back on the field end executing this offense and leading this team and he is providing abilities to make a throwing. >> chris: you can call it a turning point. that go from pretty good to really, really good. still undefeated, still on november against michigan state and michigan. wrap up the cannon crew. only a couple of shots tonight for rutgers. plenty from ohio state. next saturday,

barrett and the offense. what's getting overlooked, i think, is the way this defense has been playing. and urban meyer just made a great point to heather. this rutgers offense, you could say whatever you want about their record. they've been scoring points on people. almost on every team they have played. tonight, they were control. they had a nice opening drive. other than that, ohio state put the clamps down. it's because of the way the defensive line has played in the man coverage they play on the outside. the reason i feel this is a turning point isn't just the 49-7 win over rutgers. it's because their guy, their leader is back on the field end executing this offense and leading this team and he is providing abilities to make a lot of plays, running and throwing. >> chris: you can call it a turning point. that go from pretty good to really, really good. still undefeated, still on course for the showdowns in november against michigan state and michigan. wrap up the cannon crew. for rutgers. plenty from ohi

barrett and the offense. what's getting overlooked, i think, is the way this defense has been playing. and urban meyer just made a great point to heather. this rutgers offense, you could say whatever you want about their record. they've been scoring points on people. almost on every team they have played. tonight, they were control. they had a nice opening drive. other than that, ohio state put the clamps down. it's because of the way the defensive line has played in the man coverage they play on the outside. the reason i feel this is a turning point isn't just the 49-7 win over rutgers. it's because their guy, their leader is back on the field end executing this offense and leading this team and he is providing abilities to make a lot of plays, running and throwing. >> chris: you can call it a turning point. that go from pretty good to really, really good. still undefeated, still on course for the showdowns in november against michigan state and michigan. wrap up the cannon crew. only a couple of shots tonig

. >> reporter: barrett says that day she struggled to get a away. >> i cried out and trying to pull away from his advice-line grip on my waist. his other arm was holding my arm down. >> reporter: barrett a says that she was infuriated. >> the incident happened fast and i was angry that mr. cosby would take such liberty as to force his person upon me, and hold me against my well. >> reporter: barrett said she immediately brought the assault to the attention of those standing nearby and officials, but got very little response. he left the area quickly, and i complained to my teammates. my teammates saw this, but this did not realize what he was actually doing to me. i complained to other officials but no one knew what to do. i was so irritated. >> reporter: again, cbs-3 has now confirmed exclusively from sources that a criminal investigation is now opened in the bill cosby, and an alleged 2004 sexual assault, and that investigation at some point, could still lead to charges being filed against cosby. meanwhile, it is important to note, that no criminal charges have ever been filed against

barrett and the offense. what's getting overlooked, i think, is the way this defense has been playing. and urban meyer just made a great point to heather. this rutgers offense, you could say whatever you want about their record. they've been scoring points on people. almost on every team they have played. tonit, they were control. they had a nice opening drive. other than that, ohio state put the clamps down. it's because of the way the defensive line has played in the man coverage they play on the outside. the reason i feeeel thi is a turning pot isn't just the 49-7 win over rutgers. it's because their guy, their leader is back on the field end executing this offense and leading this team and he is providing abilities to make a lot of plays, running and throwing. >> chris: you can call it a turning point. that go from pretty good to really, really good. still undefeated, still on course for the showdowns in november against michigan state and michigan. wrap up the cannon crew. only a couple of shots tonight

barrett and the offense. what's getting overlooked, i think, is the way this defense has been playing. and urban meyer just made a great point to heather. this rutgers offense, you c cld y whatever you wanan abobo their record. they've been scoring points on people. almost on every team they have played. tonight, they were control. they had a nice opening drive. otherhan that, ohio state put the clamps down. it's because of the way the defensive line hasas played in the man coverage they play on the outside. the reason i feel this is a turning point isn't just the 49-7 win over rutgers. it's because their guy, their leader is back on the field end executing this offense and leading this team and he is providing abilities to make a lot of plays, running and throwing. >> chris: you can call it a turning point. that go from pretty good to really, really good. still undefeated, still on course for the showdowns in november against michigan state and michigan. wrap up the cannon crew. only a couple of shots tonigh

news 4's carrie barrett watched it all unfold. miami votes did he get? >> 236 votes, as you mentioned it is official, paul ryan now speaker of the house, although the role call continued. he had the votes that he needed by midmorning. now, former speaker of the house, john boehner, gave a nod to his weepy ways during his farewell address by holding up that box of tissues. he was given a standing ovation by not only republicans but democrats as well. meanwhile, representative cathy mcmorris rogers nominated ryan for speaker saying the house was eager for a fresh start and that there was no one better than ryan to lead them in that calling. ryan asked members to bork together to make the house functional once again and he asked if they put the concerns of working families front and center. >> but let's be frank. the house is broken. we are not solving problems, we are adding to them. and i am not interested in laying blame. we are not settling scores. we are wiping the slate clean. >> we also understand that ryan and boehner spoke in the ceremonial office

adam: barrett estimates that moving the home locally could cost $200,000 to $300,000. he says since sunday, cause of coming across the country, meaning that if the price is right, one of the most significant properties in the queen city could be on the move. adam sexton, wmur news 9. shelley: look at the craftsmanship. mike: i wonder if some of those bids were from you and you. tom: i don' t think i have the strength to move that house. mike: that' s a project in itself. can you imagine that thing moving along? tom: weather-wise, we are moving right along. mike: up and down on the temperature roller coaster. we start with a time lapse. sunshine did develop, and then a few more clouds did drift and later on the day. temperatures, running at or above the norm. notice a boundary clearly marked by a lot of clouds and a few sprinkles sitting over new england, including all of new hampshire. with the cloud cover, a couple sprinkles cannot be ruled out right through early tomorrow, but having said that, a good part of the night will be rain-free. temperatures dip a little bit

barrett and the offense. what's getting overlooked, i think, is the way this defense has been playing. and urban meyer just made a great point to heather. this rutgers offense, you could say whatever you want about their record. they've been scoring points on people. almost on every team they have played. tonight, they were control. they had a nice opening drive. other than that, ohio state put the clamps down. it's because of the way the defensive line has played in the man coverage they play on the outside. the reason i feel this is a turning point isn't just the 49-7 win over rutgers. it's because their guy, their leader is back on the field end executing this offense and leading this team and he is providing abilities to make a lot of plays, running and throwing. >> chris: you can call it a turning point. that go from pretty good to really, really good. still undefeated, still on course for the showdowns in november against michigan state and michigan. wrap up the cannon crew. only a couple of shots tonig

. >> i'm kerry barrett. let's head over to dave price. he's here with the first check of your forecast. >> good morning, guys. we're in for a great day today. if you liked yesterday, you're going to love what we have in store over the next 12 to 24 hours. 58 degrees right now in central park. 44 in emerson. 54 in valley stream. 45 in wayne. for the most part, we're in the 40s and 50s, even to the north and west, where it's typically cooler this time of the year. we're in for very nice weather. plenty of sunshine and warm, warm, warm. crisp and sunny, perfect at noon. we top it off at 74. wind back down to 70 once again as we head to 6:00 p.m. it's going to be a gorgeous day today. get out and enjoy it. beautiful weather ahead. lauren is standing by this morning with our first look at traffic. >> thanks, dave. good morning, everyone. we have a couple problems out there on the roads. we'll head to the turnpike, where just before exit 10 or 287, you do have an accident out there with a downed pole. that's in the northbound truck lanes. two l

. >> i'm kerry barrett. michael is off today. >> chris cimino is here with the forecast. >> good morning. we have improving weather as we head into the new workweek. thinat's good news after a lousy stretch of weather over the weekend. it's a chilly start this morning. in central park. 40s north and west. even a few 30s. the day planner he will have a mix of clouds and sunshine through the day. climbing upe o about 61 at noon. forecasting a high at 66 degrees. emily west in this morning on a nday morning. how are things looking? >> pretty night and quiet. not bad start. let's take a live look at the george washington bridge. upper level looks great. lower level, easy pass only. you will find airport delays this morning. that's due to the wind. 25 minutes at newark. about a half hour at laguardia. an hour and 15 reported at jfk. more weather and traffic coming up. >> thank yoe very much. >>> right now, mystery in chelsea. a doctor found dead in the doorway of a building. today police hope the medical explamin

kerry barrett is on the east side right now. mets shirts and hats are going to be flying off the shelves in just a little bit. >> reporter: of course they are. yeah, darlene, we're at the sports authority here at the corner of 51st and 3rd. the store opens at 6:00. if you kind of peek through the window, they've got a lot of the mets gear right up front. in fact, these employees just kind of trickling in. they look a little tired, by the way. anyway, they've no doubt spent the last couple of hours putting out the gear that they have, putting merchandise on the shelves. they're kind of rearranging. no doubt getting ready for all the people that will open these doors come 6:00. if you check out the scene yesterday, the celebration was big crowds at stores as mets gear was flying off the shelves. you've got your caps, your t-shirts. in fact, it sounds like you might be looking at some of the celebration at some of the local area bars as well. your caps, t-shirts, sweatshirts. a lot of murphy jerseys. he's kind of a big deal. second

kerry barrett is monitoring that from the newsroom. >> yeah, darlene, the details still coming in. we're working on getting you pictures as well from the crash site. here's what we know so far. it happened in southwestern france near the city of bordeaux. we also have video of responders getting ready to head out. french police say at least 42 people are dead after this bus and truck collided. the bus caught fire. we know at least nine others are injured. four of them critically. this happened at about 1:30 our time this morning. the french interior ministry says most of the victims were elderly people from that area. they were on a day trip together. not exactly sure where they were headed at this point. officials say this crash is one of the worst in recent french history. it is still under investigation. we're working on getting you the latest and will bring you it as we get it. >> kerry barrett in the newsroom. thank you. >>> new this morning, investigators have just released wanted in connection to a violent murder in brooklyn. raphael veras was found unresponsive in his car i

israel must fully barrett's responsibilities. -- bear its response ability is. toed on our commitments international law, the state of palestine will continue its exceed two international conventions and organizations. all international organizations. to exceed toight all of them because this will be antagonizing with our status with international law. through all forward available legal means. party -- aontracting state party with her own statutes -- our own statutes of palestine is a member of the international criminal court. international cease from committing crimes. [applause] >> we do not like to go to the international courts. , aggression forces us to do so. from alleek support international organizations, including the international criminal court. mr. president, excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, despite all that, my hands remained outstretched for the peace that will guarantee my peoples rights. i say to our neighbors, sons of the israeli people, sons and daughters of the israeli people, that peace is in your own interests and in our own interests a

barrett was named in the suit and sentenced to 30 months in prison. >> that's a problem. >>> rememberizza rat? who could forget the image of the tailed one dragging the slice of pizza down the stairs in new york city? >> no. >> according to the new york daily news, a pizza rat costume has popped up. >> i will have to look up that. >>> he is barely 23 years old, and bryce harper now has a full head of gray hair. this is ridiculous. >> you know. some people like this. this is harper. he has joined a growing number of young folks. >> wait until you're older and you don't have a choice. >> i was going to say i have some up here. some are choosing to dye their hair gray and post on instagram. >>> a reporter with an automotive blog test drives a tesla on auto pilot. >> people are loving this. it's titled creepy and wonderful. check it out. >> oh, my gosh. the car knows where the person ahead of me is in the lane. i can see it here on the dash. not touching it at all. oh, whoa. no. there it goes. oh, my gosh. it's changing lanes on its own. oh, my gosh. it's changing lanes on its own. this i

barrett estimates that moving the home locally could cost you $200,000-$300,000. it is beautiful inside, you just have to move it. erin: the stained glass and a word work is gorgeous. still the come, if i' ll check on your top stories. erin: 6:55. sean: an investigation is underway this morning into a deadly fire in somersworth. here' s ray brewer. ray: one woman died in the fire overnight at 15 indigo hills road in somersworth. when firefighters arrived last night at 11:40, they had heavy fire from the first and second floors. there were three people home at the time of the fire, 2 made it out. the woman' s body was discovered in a second-floor bedroom. erin: police in weare say they rescued a malnourished horse. the owner agreed to give up the animal because she could not care for it. police say she is not facing any charges. sean: recruiters for the manchester police department are working overtime to bring in qualified people to fill 20 openings. the next entry-level police test in manchester is november 21. the deadline to apply is the 12th. erin: a deerfield

>> kerry barrett in the newsroom. kerry kerry, thank you. >>> 6:19. the meat industry firing back after a report by the world health organization says processed meats cause cancer. processed meats include ham burger, sausage, bacon. report says red meat like beef, lamb, pork, in addition to beef, lamb, pork probably cause cancer. north american meat institute immediately responded calling this, quote, dramatic and alarmist overraech each. they say it might be best to limit yourselves to lean cuts of red meat. >> it contains abundant nutrients that we need. concentrated protein. all the amino acids for good health. importantly it has vitamin b 12 and iron. >> the meat industry is a $134 billion a year business and they say that hundreds of studies by the world health organization, that the w.h.o. used for this report are, in their view, unconvincing. >>> 6:20 right now. still ahead. a news 4 exclusive. hear from the college student who was the victim of a violent road rage attack. >> follow the entire "news 4 new york" team on facebook and i'm michael

kerry barrett is here. >> especially the kid does. before you pour yourself a bowl make sure you're in the clear. general mills issued a check on some cheerios and honey nut cheerios. they used wheat flour. the recall affects nearly 2 million boxes made in july. the government says it is pulling affected boxes from warehouses and store shelves. the company tweeted how you can identify whether the box you have is defective. little bit confusing. you need to check the better if used by date on top of the box and the factory code. if your box has a factory code of ld and has a use by date of july 12th, 2016, through july 18th of 2016, it may be affected. for a little more information and to double check whether your box is affected, head to our website. we have all the details. >>> 5:36 now. learning more information about the american airlines pilot who died in mid flight. 147 passengers flying from phoenix to boston, they were safely diverted monday to syracuse. the first officer landed that jet. we now know the pilot, michael johnson,

. >> i'm kerry barrett. she'll be back tomorrow. >> storm team 4 chris cimino. >> a little bit going on today. her i err showers eastern long island. there's a cold front out to the west. in between us we're going to spend most of our morning and early afternoon before the front gets here. twin forks, that's where heavier showers are falling right now. drifting more south to north. not moving back west. we should be okay basically from that point west other than a couple of sprinkles early on for the morning commute. then varying amounts of clouds. by noon looking at 71 degrees. by 6:00, 69 degrees. a high of 72. takes care of the weather. let's find out what's going on, lauren. >> not too much there. you can see mostly green traffic flows. we have an accident on the van wyck expressway. headed to jfk airport, this is something you'll want to know about. it blocks two lanes. things moving pretty nicely. hopefully they'll get that cleared out soon. whether you'an heading to manhattan, the bronx or the queens.

kerry barrett is in the newsroom. >> michael, it happened just a few minutes ago. we're working on getting pictures and details. in fact, some of those pictures are just now beginning to pop up in social media. we're working on getting them turned around and up to you. earthquake hit in the capital of pakistan, islamabad, just a few moments ago. we know people were able to feel it as far away as afghanistan in kabul. that's about 300 miles away. also, there are reports of people running out of buildings. at this point -- and there's a map of where this happened. this is the epicenter. a lot of this is cooped of a kind of a rural area. no information about injuries or damage. at this point, it's too early to really know that. we'll be following this story very closely, and of course bring you the very latest as we get it. >> all right, kerry. thank you very much. >>> police are waiting for test results to see if a gun found in the east river is the one used to kill an nypd officer. tracie strahan is in east harlem where that officer was stationed. tracie? >> reporte

i'm . >> i'm kerry barrett in for pat battle. storm team 4's meteorologist raphael miranda joining us with a look at the wind and high tide. you said between noon and 1:00. >> between 1:00 and 3:00 today. later around 5:00 to 6:00 for the long island sound. minor flooding expected for the long island sound. it's moderate flooding we're expecting down the jersey shore. you can see it's a quiet picture in terms of rain right now. not tracking any rain on storm tracker. lots of cloud cover though. these are your temperatures. these are the highs. better than yesterday but still below average. 61 your high in central park. unfortunately the winds out of the northeast around 15 to 25 miles per hour makes it feel more like 50s. lots of cloud cover. couple showers possible later on, especially along the coast. if you live in places like the hamptons down towards long branch, you may see a few sprinkles throughout the afternoon. otherwise, temperatures are in the 50s. overnight, chilly weather coming again. 46 for the low in ryebrook. wi

. >> reporter: julie austin agrees with barrett.ob to tell their kids this is all fake. >> i think it's fine. it's halloween. i don't see a problem with it. my daughter watched nightmare on elm street. she's seven. she's not scared. i think it's all in good friend. >> we reach out to the city to what they that had to say. an official told us barrett isn't breaking any laws and has a right to freedom of expression. >> so we're going to basically go with our freedom of expression and keep everything up and, um, enjoy halloween. >> reporter: in par ma, brittany harris, fox news. >> all right. >>> sean bell. >> ladies, it will be a horror show in philly if the eagles don't get a win tomorrow. new orleans coming to town. gives an ex a chance for a little revenge. malcolm jenkins talks about playing his old team. >> christian hackenberg and the nittany lions starting to open up the offensive playbook. penn state has a homecoming showing. that's next in sports. ♪ >>> all right. sports is looking real bleak and sadder in fill until right no

michael barrett put a camera in the peephole of her hotel room door and recorded her naked. erin now wants 75 million-dollar in damage from pennsylvania marriott, she says, they were negligent giving barrett a room next to hers, at his request. i would like to have a room next to erin andrews and they let him do it. >> sure, we will get you right there. >> she should get the money. >> how do you you know she was staying there. >> probably following her, stalking her. >> my gosh. >> in town for a football game. >> 6:50. >> tom brady, speaking of football, cheater, cheater, calls junk food poison and in a big rant blasted brand like coca cola andes from ted flakes in a radio interview he said marketing is to blame for our love of junk food. he criticizes fact that such food is sold to children and said products are poison n response, spokes people for both coca cola and kelloggs say their products is safe for children. brady might feel about this new campaign for lucky charms. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> oh, my goodness, biz marky is back. oh, know. what is best part of the lucky charms the

million dollars in damages- a rare ruling- experts say could have broader implications- sot: mayor tom barrett (d), milwaukee i want gun dealers to make sure that individuals who cannot legally possess guns, do not get their hands on guns marci gonzalez tag and the man who pulled the trigger, is serving an 80-year sentence - and testified in this case. lawyers for the officers say - they feel vindicated. mg abc news ny stephanie: more national headlines here-- a couple from central new york accused of a brutal crime. police say they beat their 19 year old son to death---in church! the teen's brother- also attacked, in what was called a "counseling session." bruce and deborah leonard are charged with manslaughter. four other members of the "word of life christian church" in new hartford, new york were also arrested. police say seven children inside the church were taken into stephanie: it's been two years since target suffered that catastrophic data breach that exposed the personal information of up to 70-million shoppers. now the retailer has begun converting all of its red-card credit and deb

michael barrett.put some sort of a camera there in the peephole of her hotel room door and then recorded her in the nude. so, erin now wants 75 million-dollar from marriott. she says they were negligent because they gave barrett a room, right next to hers at the his request. >> from the small screen, to the big house, fox's john stamos. >> what did i say, fox, fox. >> john stamos could be facing h this. >> john stamos could spend six months in jail. how the actor's trouble. it evidently tripped up lauren already. >>> this is the great wolf lodge, in the pocono mountains. >> i just got a tweet in, because it is a special one, robin lewis says lauren dawn i'm up so early so can i beg to you wish my daughter a happy 30th birthday. we don't know your name but we got your tweet so we are wishing your daughter a a very happy birthday. she a shares a birthday with chris murphy's little one erin. she's eight. your daughter is 30. >> she shares a birthday of the bob weir of the grateful dead. he is 68 years ol

she said they were negligent giving barrett a room next to hers at his request. >>> u.s.c. fighter, rhonda rousey might be stuck in a tough spot here, in between her coach and her mother. rousey's mother an a a marie demars is publicly sounding off about her daughter's coach calling him terrible and user but neither rousey nor her coach has responded to this. >> mom's always over protective though. >> yeah. >> she's so tough. >> a local couple hundreds of miles from home loses a digital camera filled with priceless images years ago. that would have been the end of the story, right. but in this age of the social media this it is just the beginning of the tail. >> i like this. >>> two candidates are threatening to boycott the debate in the next two weeks. one is donald trump, others is ben carson. they are making big demand. we will tell what you they are. >>> marshmallow only lucky charms boxes they are a real thing and coming your way. is there a catch. we will tell what you that is coming up. what time do you come on. >> 4:00 in the morning. >> why. >>> one i saw on my son

and there's jt barrett. the newly named starting quarterback of the ohio state buckeyes. they're set to play rutgers. when we come back, we'll get you ready with some scores and highlights in a moment, after abc stations. we'll talk more in a moment. we also had an interesting match-up between the alabama crimson tide and the tennessee volunteers. tennessee improved this year and peyton manning likes what he sees, but not expected to hang around with the big boys. and nothing stops derek henry. >> the offensive line banged up. they did a terrific job today in getting derek henry going. >> josh wood dobbs rolls and finds j jh schmidt. 11 yards and a touchdown. >> josh was a good young player and bringing tennessee home. >> goes to the end zone. tennessee is on top. 14-13. takes the upset with jake coker leading the team back to our darius stewart. this football game. >> catches down the stretch. stewart and others. dobbs here getting sacked. peyton manning cannot believe what he sees. the tennessee volunteers oh so close. 19-14. guys, are you more impressed by alabama pull

among those planning to attend is barrett who arrived on board a bus today from montana with his family. >> i don't want my children to go through what i went through. i believe that change is due. leon: planning to attend is mother and sister of sandra bland. the mother who died in police custody in texas after a traffic stop over the summer. they dispute the police claim she committed suicide in jail. maureen: there was a security scare when a drone crashed at the white house. [inaudible] leon: up next at 6:00 -- the big move by local police. maureen: and where the winds may calm down. robert: i'm robert burton. maureen: one person is dead and another person after 24 hours after violent altercation between officers. they opened fire on twice in district and once in maryland. in the incident they killed a man they say confronted him with the knife. the identity had not been released and the officers were not hurt. the district police shot a man on bladensburg in northeast just after midnight last night. investigators say the man pointed a gun at officers. he ran away but he was arreste

vicky barrett stood her ground for days until she said she felt her family's safety was at risk includingids sleeping inside and strangers would pull up. >> i mean we would be sleeping. i came down one night a little bit after midnight and happened to see stuff in my front yard and look out my window and our yard was full of people we didn't know. >> barrett says this experience has ruined her halloween saying they won't even be putting up a pumpkin neck year. >>> all right. let's take a look at our autumnal weather. let's switch this up. that was disturbing. >> let's change it up. how about happy news about weather, kathy? >> we have happy news. it will be clear tonight. it will be comfortable come tomorrow morning. right now it's 63 but the high today 76 degrees. winds out of the south southwest. right now we're seeing a clear sky. but tomorrow morning we'll see some clouds move through. during the latter part of the morning commute maybe a few sprinkles and by noon a few sprinkles as well but it looks like this front will be moving through the delaware valley between 5:00 and 7:00. so

barrett says she didn't feel comfortable with that knowing her family was asleep inside. >> i mean weping. i came down one night a little bit after midnight and happened to see in my front yard and our yard was full of people that we didn't know. >> reporter: on sunday, she decided to take everything down. she says it was a tough call but she had to consider her kids safety. >> i think the most frustrating point for suss that there's laws in place for a reason. we have amendments for reason. and i think that you know when you're told that listen this is a law they're not breaking any laws it's okay to keep taking it further and further, um, is i think probably most upset fog me. >> reporter: as for whether she'll decorate next halloween she says probably not. >> i don't think we want to even do anything. we don't even want to put up a pumpkin or any of what some people would think are typical halloween decorations that's not the way that we want to express it. you know i think by us decorate wagon may be some people think that we shall would be almost caving in and this is not caving

and there's jt barrett. the newly named starting quarterback of the ohio state buckeyes. they're set to play rutgers. when we come back, we'll get you ready with some scores and highlights in a moment, after >>> welcome back to the studio. brown. very impressive win for michigan state. indiana played a heck of a game. we'll talk more in a moment. we also had an interesting crimson tide and the tennessee volunteers. tennessee improved this year and peyton manning likes what he sees, but not expected to hang around with the big boys. and nothing stops derek henry. >> the offensive line banged up. they did a terrific job today in getting derek henry going. >> josh wood dobbs rolls and finds josh schmidt. 11 yards and a touchdown. >> josh was a good young player and bringing tennessee home. >> goes to the end zone. tennessee is on top. 14-13. takes the upset with jake coker leading the team back to our darius stewart. >> a great game but clutch in this football game. >> catches down the stretch. stewart and others. dobbs here getting sacked. what he sees. the tennessee volunt

and there's jt barrett. the newly named starting quarterback of the ohio state buckeyes. they're set to play rutgers. when we come back, we'll get you ready with some scores and highlights in a moment, after this message and a word from our >>> welcome back to the studio. john saunders along sight matt brown. state. indiana played a heck of a game. we'll talk more in a moment. we also had an interesting match-up between the alabama crimson tide and the tennessee volunteers. tennessee improved this year and peyton manning likes what he sees, but not expected to hang around with the big boys. and nothing stops derek henry. >> the offensive line banged up. they did a terrific job today in getting derek henry going. >> josh wood dobbs rolls and finds josh schmidt. 11 yards and a touchdown. >> josh was a good young player and bringing tennessee home. >> goes to the end zone. tennessee is on top. 14-13. takes the upset with jake coker leading the team back to our darius stewart. >> a great game but clutch in this football game. >> catches down the stretch. stewart and others. d

milwaukee mayor tom barrett is hopeful the jury has sent a message, stores who sell guns may not be off the hook once weapons are out of their hands. >> there are certainly national ramifications to this verdict because as far as i know this is the first time that a retailer has been held liable. >> the d.a. says the second to go to trial since the passing of the federal law granting broad immunity to gun dealers and manufacturers. >>> a baltimore police officer is accused of spitting on a suspect during an arrest earlier this week. the officer has been suspended after the whole incident was caught on camera. [ screaming ] >> reporter: the incident happened monday night in baltimore. according to witnesses, officers ordered several people to move off the steps of a building. they tased and handcuffed a man who argued with an officer, then that officer is seen on video doing this. is bystanders reacted, tension escalated. another officer could be seen with his taser telling people to move back. baltimore's interim police commissioner says the whole encounter is now under investigation ac

. >> i'm kerry barrett in for darlene rodriguez. >> we want to check with storm team 4's chris cimino. you have been watching this every hour. >> yeah, and the trend is taking joaquin further and further out to the east. that's the projected path. in the meantime, we have two separate entities here. that's joaquin. this is the other storm. this is the one that's going to impact us. it's already impacting us with the rain. you can see generally light rain across the tri-state area. bands of heavy rain sitting off toward the south. they'll continue to push looks like the heaviest rain probably arrives tonight. it's chilly too. temperatures between 50 and 55 just about anywhere you go. wind gusts so far on the order of 25 to 30 miles an hour, even a little higher on the east end of long island. we could eventually see gusts approach 40 to 50 miles an hour up against the coast of new jersey, especially later today and tonight. chilly, raw, damp, windy weather. keep the umbrella handy. make sure it's sturdy with these wind guests. temperatures stay in the low to mid-50s. all right. roads w