so carl beckers are uniting this morning. and the karl becker meme has been felying around.er the karl becker question, they started the debate with no handshake. after the karl becker question, it seems like they came together at the end and shook hands. karl becker. >> absolutely crazy night. last night's town hall was about the voters. so we asked, who do you think won round two. the majority saying trump. kenneth e-mails saying trump won hands down, but not because he presented many solutions. he won because he educated voters about the lies and corruption of hillary clinton. michael saying trump doesn't answer questions and he just does what he wants. he will not get my voigt. cheryl says trump won. hillary belongs in jail. shy doesn she doesn't know the middle class. thanks to obamacare my health care has tripled. >> a fiery faceoff in st. louis. >> a fair and balanced debate with our political panel live from st. louis at the top of the hour. >>> it is monday, october 10th. slugfest in st. louis. fireworks proceeding at the second presidential debate. >> and with tens

i respect that. >>> carl becker, not the carl becker. there's many all over the world.'m not the carl becker. but he represented them everywhere well. carl beckers uniting. the proverbial red sea became a meme last night. i think he blamed president sniffing on the microphone. he was at it again last night. for the first 30 minutes, he was holding it close to his face and sniffling again. here's a compilation last night of donald trump sniffling. watch. >> i agree with everything she said. 59%, 71%. we need justice. >> then here is tweets from kevin. so relieved that i didn't agree to play a #sniffle drinking game. i would have been drunk by 9:15. #debate. there you go. i guess it wasn't the microphone. >> maybe he has a deviated septum or something. it's about six minutes until the top of the hour. a fiery showdown in st. louis. who won last night's presidential debate? donald trump or hillary clinton? your e-mails pouring in on this one. up next. you're not a cook, if you don't cook. you're not a firefighter, if you don't fight fires. or a coach, if you don't coach. a

karl becker -- brought one of the debate's few moments on positivity. karl becker/town hall participant: "would either of you name one positive thing that another?" (hold for laughter) clinton said she respected trump's kids. trump said he respected that clinton was a fighter who didn't quit. and finally ... they shook hands.>> ((early reaction to last night's performance gives clinton higher marks. a cnn poll found that 57-percent of viewers thought she did a better job, while 34-percent gave the night to trump. it's worth noting that the audience does have more people who identify as democrats than as repub now it's time to get a first look at your fox5 weather 24-7 forcast... les krifaton joins us now. a mix of sun and cloud is what we can expect monday in the las vegas area. a series of weak upper levels low will push next few days. the first trough will trigger some breezy conditions monday afternoon. the troughs while producing clouds will not bring us any drizzle. it will bring us breezy to windy conditions on and off the next 7 days but will als

his name is carl becker. he asked the candidates what they respected about each over. >> reporter: imagine by surprise when my mom's brother took the mic and asked a >> will either of you tell us what you respect about each over. >> clinton said trump's children. and trump said that clinton is a fighter that doesn't given up. >> maybe it was a question that was on everybody's mind. >> speaking from his home at st. louis i asked him about his going to be a part of this debate. >> they contacted me via phone and asked me several questions. >> reporter: they identified him as an undecided voter and asked him to sit front row at the debate. >> the description i would give you is like two fighters in a ring. >> reporter: his carefully crafted question approved well beforehand. after the debate, the candidates coming up to him thanking him even former president bill clinton. but the big question, who is he voting for? >> i have decided to stay undecided. >> reporter: thanks a lot uncle carl. joe bartels. >> becker

karl becker -- brought one of the debate's few moments on positivity. karl becker/town hall participant: "would either of you name one positive thing that

he is pictured with his mother and the fourth victim was a friend from becker. the wrong way driver is going south on 495 north just after midnight in middle burrow and also killed. >> my only child. he was all we had. >> the car with the four young people was caught on fire. it was in the high speed for the college student. state police say they likely had no chance of avoiding the wrong way driver. back to you, jc and ed. jc: it was a crushing day at nashua high school for those mourning their own. they say he fell into a open storm drain during a day luge and his body was found in the merrimack river. crisis counselors are helping students cope. >> students who knew him came in very sad and in tears and are matched up with a supportive staff person. >> we were making jokes at school and a day later he turns up missing. >> the storm drain cover has been bolted into place as the investigation continues into why it was open in the first place. the city will also be inspecting all storm covers around nashua. ed: commitment massachusetts voters are headed to the p

the harwich native was a student at becker college. he was home this weekend to see family. >> my best friend, my cousin, you know. hung out every day. played basketball together. you know, went through life together. you know, he was like a brother to me. report two others, another becker student, an 18-year-old from west babylon, new york and another anna maria student to figure out what caused the 31-year-old driver of this infiniti to get on the highway the wrong way. state police don't expect to release any more information today other than the fact that this crash is still under investigation. in middleborough, 7 news. >> sarah: a man facing animal abuse charges is in court today. 46-year-old john bowen was arrested last night after reports he was physically assaulting his dog. witnesses told officers bowen was punching and lifting police say surveillance video later confirmed witness statements that bowen was taken into custody. all right. 12:34 right now. we will switch gears to your forecast. a chill in the air out there. a lo

our rhondella richardson is live rhondella: 19-year-old jordan fisher, a becker college freshman. all fatalities were caused by a woman, the wrong way driver. the cousins and others carpooling on their way to college. 19-year-old jordan fisher, a becker college freshman, home for a weekend with mom charlene and dad rodney fisher, he was their only child and he was killed in this fiery wrong way tough for charlene. >> very upsetting. >> it happened around midnight in middleborough. fisher was in the car with two cousins and a friend. the wrong way driver was also killed. >> i got up this boring and he did not call and i panicked and sturdy making some calls around and found out there was an accident. >> friends and family brought stunned by sudden loss. >> he lost a big piece of his life and i could not imagine how he feels. >> such a nice young kid. only 19. we are very devastated, it is shocking. we are trying to cope with it right now. >> fisher's cousin is a sophomore at anna maria college. >> he -- i knew him, i used to go there. >> it is not fair. >> the vehicle entered the w

the harwich native is a student at becker see family. >> my best friend, my cousin hung out everyday. played basketball together. went through life together. he was like a brother to me. >> reporter: two others, another becker student, an 18-year-old from new york and another anna maria student were also killed. state police are trying to figure out what caused the 31-year-old driver of this 2011 infiniti to get on the highway the wrong way. police say they don't expect to release any more information today other than under investigation. in middleboro, john cuoco 7 news. >> jadiann: fall river teen called to court today on murder charges. 16-year-old jaden smith pleaded not guilty to murder and weapons charges. he was placed on the state's most wanted list after a deadly shooting back in july. police say smith and another man were involved in the shooting that killed a 29-year-old man. the other suspect has been arrested. smith is being held without bail. >> ryan: the flight in a deadly connect connect plane crash has been released from the hospital. he was treated for third-degree b

carl becker, you are our hero for mentioning the "r" word, respect. how on earth did you come up with that question? >> it was a pretty simplistic question, in my opinion, that needed to be answered, at least for me to work towards becoming decided. and it's a question i ran past my kids before the debate, well, on saturday, and they kind of came back and kind of gave me the thumbs up on it. >> we'll come back to whether or not you decided in a second, but did you -- i mean, sitting as close as you did to those two, could you feel the tension? >> oh, there was definitely a palpable tension between those two, beginning with no handshakes to kind of two warriors circling each other in a ring. >> two warriors circling each other. after the debate, i was glued to just watching the cutaways, you had members of both families coming up and meeting you all. can you tell us about that, microphones off. who talked to you and what did they say? >> everyone talked to me. chelsea immediately, i talked with her. we had a conversation that was just very interesting.

karl becker -- brought one of the debate's few moments on positivity. karl becker/town hall participant: "would either of you name one positive thing that you respect in one another?" (hold for laughter) clinton said she respected trump's kids. trump said he respected that clinton was a fighter who didn't quit. and finally ... they shook hands. ((brian loftus)) >>> n-b-c news has suspended "today" show co-anchor billy comments of women with donald trump... in a 2005 video tape. bush was originally scheduled to come back as co-anchor this morning. he was planning to apologize for the comments... but n-b-c made the decision instead to suspend him. the executive in charge of the today show.. was troubled by the comments... and says there's no excuse for billy's language and behavior. /// ((brian loftus)) >>> this week, hillary clinton will make a stop in the valley.. nearly a week before the presidential candidates head to lase debate. she's holding a public rally to discuss the upcoming election.. and her vision for america. early voting for nevada starts

karl becker -- brought one of the debate's few moments on positivity. karl becker/town hall participant: "would either of you name one positive thing that you respect in one another?" (hold for laughter) clinton said she respected trump's kids. trump said he respected that clinton was a fighter who didn't quit. and finally ... they shook hands. cc will continue 1.) donald trump had his family and some surprise surrounding the surrounding the proposed n-f-l stadium will take center stage in carson city today. governor brian sandoval has called a special session to discuss using 750-million dollars in public funding to pay, in part, for the stadium. fox5's sports director kevin bolinger is live in carson city ahead of governor sandoval's special session. sandoval says legislators will focus solely on a proposed hotel tax increase to fund an nfl stadium - a convention center expansion - and officers in the las vegas area. former las vegas mayor and caesars executive jan jones blackhurst was just one of many community leaders on hand voicing their support f

karl becker -- brought one of the debate's few moments on positivity. karl becker/town hall participant: "would either of you name one positive thing that you respect in one another?" (hold for laughter) clinton said she respected trump's kids. trump said he respected that clinton was a fighter who didn't quit. and finally ... they shook hands. ((brian loftus)) >>> we are now just days away debate .. just days away from the final presidential debate .. which is taking place october 19th here in las vegas. but the biggest impact will be felt by drivers. road closures will be in effect throughout the afternoon and evening along almost all of the surface streets surrounding campus. and while getting to the airport might be a pain... police say flights will not be impacted./// ((brian loftus)) >>> meanwhile- hillary clinton will be heading to the valley this week. she's holding a public rally this wednesday to discuss the high stakes of this election for nevadans... as well as her vision for america. clinton's campaign says with more people voting in this e

. >>> joining me now, david becker, co-founder of the center for election innovation and research. david, is it just russia and what's the threat level, one to ten, if ten were the worst here? >> we don't know who might be going after the systems. it's important to define exactly what the systems are that might be at risk here. what we know from the department of homeland security and the secretary of state of homeland security is that they've, there's been roux routine attempts by cyber criminals s s access retch station data from about 20 states. that data is the kind companies or governments might hold, that's always a risk, because cyber criminals are always trying to get that kind of identity and data out there. so far none of that data that really been accessed. one state has seen that date tat accessed so far and states do routine backups of this data. >> one to ten? what do you think? >> closer to two or three. >> what's the most common weakness? achilles' heel? the hardware? the software? what are you looking at? >> of course, anytime anything is connected to the internet

the shooter resonsible was mark becker-- someone who played fooball for coach thomas. those who knew and played for coach thomas say he was a staple in the community.. someone anyone, of any age, could look up to. kwwl's taylor bailey at the leadership academy today. taylor? amanda not everyone attending the leadership academy today knew ed thomas personally --but they all can take something from what he believed in. the leadership academy. many students touched by what they learned from the beloved football coach. quotes from thomas litter a wall in aplington parkersburg high school--one quote reads "if all i have taught you how to block and tackle then i have failed you as a all about football, it wasn't all about coaching it was about teaching his players, teaching his studetns how to be a person, how to be a person with respect, how to be a person with responsibility and integrity" third year and ed thomas's family is honored to continue his legacy al kerns, coach thomas's friend and assistant coach, spoke today calling ed thomas special--many people i spoke with t

karl becker/town hall participant: "would either of you name one positive thing that you respect in one another?" clinton said she respected trump's kids. trump said he respected that clinton was a fighter. and finally ... they shook hands. in st. louis, missouri, i'm emily schmidt. there were expectations that -- because of the recent uproar over trump's "access hollywood" outtakes -- this debate would have higher ratings than the first. that didn't prove to be the case. sunday's face-off in st. louis had about 20-percent fewer viewers. but the audience was still pretty big -- at least 60 million people tuned in. production of the galaxy note seven. what phone companies are now offering their customers instead. and a tasty recall by an ice cream brand. the mistake the company made that's leaving customers with a delicious suprise. this is fox5 news at 5:30, your only choice for live local news right now i think my strongest asset, maybe by far, is my temperament. i'd like to punch him in the face, i'll tell you. i would bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i could stand in the middle of 5th av

. >>> up next, becker trending on twitter.he man who brought what some said the final bit of class to the debate last night. his closing question resonated with a lot of you. >> my question to both of you is, regardless of the current rhetoric, would either of you name one positive thing that you respect in one another? ♪ across new york state, fromonisland tal from rochester to the hudson valy, from albany to utica, creative business incentives, infrastructure invtment, university partnerships, ane lowest infrastrtaxes in decades and the right environment for busine to thrive. let usp grow your mps buss.toda [ clock titime. ] you only have so much. that's why we wanna make sure you won't have to wait on hold. and you won't have to guess when we'll turn up. because after all... we should fit into your life. [ laughing ] not the other way around. [ clock ticking ] way. and that's an individual's opinion. i just have been unable to figure out which one of those two candidates has the lip qualities that will take us through the n

. >> hi there came a name is ben becker.'m the cochairman of the san francisco sparrow and devil i like to echo the sentiments everybody said here already. the position of the bernie kratz is the economic value or potential value of the oil in the fields is round 300 $20,000 per year. san francisco is a very wealthy and progressive community we control budget of nearly i'm sorry-$10 billion per year. this money regardless of whether we are able to convert it into solar power is trivial to our expenses and we should follow our hearts. thank you. >> thank you very much. are there any other members of the public would like to comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> public comment is now closed >>[gavel] >> numbers i do have a member symbol for this legislation it just some cleanup language on page 3, line 19 changing carbon monoxide to carbon dioxide and we added some language that discusses a just transition and including varmints oh cleanup making sure that this inspection to ensure that obama the cleanup is carrie

he attended becker college a good kid, a 19-year old boy who was almost a man. >> loved college, loved playing his son a blessing. he was a sophomore. >> he made me happy. he was working to be -- to excel for himself. he was trying to be the best he could be and that's all i could ever ask. >> reporter: just after midnight on sunday police say 5 men were driving on 495 in middleboro back to college when a 31-year old fall river woman driving the wrong way on the it burst into flames. first responders found a horrendous scene the women and all 4 young men per required. . >> monday night people gathered at a vigil to remember the young victims. 2 they grew up together. the 4th young man a friend. . >> they were very well liked. community is just going to get together and stay strong throughout the whole thing. >> reporter: 2 of these young victims attended anna maria college. the cause of this crash is still under investigation. . >> our eye team took a closer look at what can be down to prevent wrong-way crashes. 4 years recommended lowering signs to make they will easier to see. >>> in

now attending becker college he had come home this weekend to see family. >> my best friend, my cousin hung out every day played past ambassador together. went through life together. like a brother to me. craig digs also in the car headed bac college. he was just a fun loving kid. >> he spoke about the patriots game. it would be the last conversation they would have. >> he was a good kid. never got into trouble. >> i always said i would have to worry about other things. friends and family committed to keeping their memories bright as they live their lives. >> and state police are expected to release all the names of everyone involved in the crash john cocoa 7news "today in new england." >>> breaking news from overnight. police in fall river have arrest 16-year-old from a murder many july. he was arrested before midnight. police had been looking for him more for than three months. he was on the most-wanted list. smith is expected to be arraigned in court later this morning. >>> and breaking overnight a tentative agreement between harvard and its striking din

fisher and licata studied at becker college in worcester. >> 19 before 5:00. a new report on the deadly stabbing rampage in taunton and the details we're learning about the death of the suspect. and a tiger attacking a trainer i just want what's best for my kids. when i hear arguments that massachusetts needs more charter schools, i think: what about the students in all of our schools? every new charter takes away more money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million dollars, just last year. we can't afford to drain even more money because they're already losing so much. i'm not just standing up for my own kids; i'm fighting for yours, too. please join me in voting no on question 2. >> 31 >> yeah. >> on the calendar. [laughter] >> take every degree we can get. >> cold again. but you need to be prepared for rain by the time you head home today. so have your umbrella with you. >> for everybody across the board? >> pretty much. it's going to be heaviest i think as we get toward this evening and overnight. that's when we could see heavy downpours. it's d

. >> my name is bill becker, and i have breast cancer. >> never really think men get breast cancer, too. >> and that is exactly why nick decided to undertake this project, because he wanted to create that awareness that men get breast cancer, too. you have to check yourself. called fractured atlas to manage all of these people. people have been coming through, they see this as an opportunity to create awareness. also aware there's no male specific medical treatment. and that is why he's released this trailer of his movie. >> you know what's interesting, women know you're supposed to check yourself once a month and certain times a month where you can notice if there's a lump or something. when are men supposed to check themselves i honestly couldn't tell you. >> not something i've been taught to do, learned in school to do. yeah, of course, this just seems to go right by all of us. >> so how did they catch bill's cancer? was he okay? >> well, bill's story is very interesting and they will explore that in this documentary, which followed him about a year before he ended up dying from brea

. >> my name is bill becker, and i have breast cancer. >> never really think men get breast cancer, too. >> and that is exactly why nick decided to undertake this project, because he wanted to create that awareness that men get breast cancer, too. you have to check yourself. but not only that, he's working all of these people. people have been coming through, they see this as an opportunity to create awareness. also aware there's no male specific medical treatment. and that is why he's released this trailer of his movie. >> you know what's interesting, women know you're supposed to check yourself once a month and certain times a month where you can notice if there's a lump or something. when are men supposed to check themselves? >> that's a good question. i honestly couldn't tell >> not something i've been taught to do, learned in school to do. yeah, of course, this just seems to go right by all of us. >> so how did they catch bill's cancer? was he okay? >> well, bill's story is very interesting and they will explore that in this documentary, which followed him about a year before he en

we're told and heading back to school when the crash happened. 2 attended anamaria and 2 attended becker college. >> we had everyone supported us. it was beautiful. this is what we have again. celebrating the life of a few people. had a rough week here. very rough week. i don't care how you left and what happened you're not here anymore. this is our community, our family, our love all connected. >> reporter: takes a village to raise a family. you see how many people are still at this candlelight vigil they investigating why that young woman was driving on the wrong side of the road. >> anchor: turning now to a story you'll see on just one station. an accused computer hacker collapsing at the end of his first court appearance in federal court. he considers himself a human rights activist. he made claims online to hack a website. not just the boston children's website costing the 2 facilities an estimated $300,000. in protest he's been on a hunger strike for more than 3 weeks. >> he cares about protecting kids from institutional abuse. >> you think he's going to do die for it? >> he's will

martha: we have one more question and it comes from carl becker. question: good evening. i have one more question. regardless of the current rhetoric, would either of you name one positive thing that you respect in one another? [applause] martha: mr. trump, would you like to go first? sec. clinton: well, i certainly will. because i think that's a very fair and important question. look, i respect his children. his children are incredibly able and devoted, and i think that says a lot about donald. i don't agree with nearly anything else he says or does, but i do respect that, and i think that is something that as a mother and her grandmother, is very important to me. so, i believe that this election has become in part so conflict oriented, so intense because there's a lot at stake. this is not an ordinary time. this is not an ordinary election. we are going to be choosing a president who will set policy for -- not just four or eight years, but because of some of the important decisions we have to make here at home and around the world, from the supreme court to energy and s

karl becker -- brought one of the debate's few moments on positivity. karl becker/town hall participant: "would either of you name one positive thing that you respect in one another?" (hold for laughter) clinton said she respected trump's kids. trump said he respected that clinton was a fighter who didn't quit. and finally ... they shook hands. cc will continue shortly cc will continue shortly 1.) do last night... tell us about that. 2.) trump called for a special prosecutor to investigate hillary clinton-- what is behind that line of attack? 3.) this format is different from a normal debate, giving voters a chance to ask questions-- what did they ask giving voters a chance to ask questions-- what did they ask about? hillary clinton is scheduled to make another swing through the silver state this week.. she's set to campaign in las vegas on wednesday. then trump and clinton will both be here in 2 weeks for the third and final presidential debate. the candidates will take the stage at the thomas and mack center at u- at 6 p-m on october 19th. fox's chris

that was kathy becker describing seeing her apartment building on fire. tonight the red cross is helping six families l falls. no one was hurt but some apartments are badly damaged. fire happened after 10:00 this morning. investigators don't know what caused it. sheldon: some pet owners in whitefish bay are being more mindful while taking their dogs after a deadly coyote attack. only on wisn 12 news, coyotes killed a 5-pound chihuahua named bertie. the attack happened friday night near hampton and woodruff right in front of bertie's owner. now her family wants to make sure neighbors are extra >> it really kind of freaked me out for all the little kids. you know be careful. , stay by your kids, don't let them play outside by themselves. sheldon: this isn't the first time a coyote killed a dog in the milwaukee area in the past year. we know of deadly attacks in greenfield, mequon, and wauwatosa. it has been two months since violent demonstrations rattled the sense of peace in sherman park. but neighbors are determined to work together to make a difference.

his cousins digs and fibber were 19-year old son was a student at becker college and loved basketball and life. >> he was a giving person, loving person and i'll miss him. >> he says his son was a blessing. >> he made me happy. he was working to be -- to excel for himself. trying to be the best he could be and that's all i could ever ask. >> their friend also lost his life and the wrong way driver also died changing t so many families in the blink of an eye state police say they're still trying to figure out how and why they were driving on the wrong side of the highway. . >>> now, to the weather a bit of winter chill in the air. a live look over the city of boston this noon where there are a few clouds outside. >> and danielle, tonight is the going to be the coldest so far this season >> yeah, for many of us we'll dip into the upper 20s to 30s if you thought this morning was cold it's going to be 5 to 15 degrees colder tomorrow. current we're in the 40s for a lot of us and as you step outside the wind is gusty too. so most of us are seeing temperatures that are 48 in boston, but real

fisher's becker college roommate cory licata from ny was also police say the head on collision was cause by wrong way driver. burson's has had five speeding tickets since 2004 >> i am sure if you see lights coming from a certain way rhondella: three cape cod families are mourning and remembering bright young men. >> he was loyal and always smiled. he had the biggest hear and would give you the last dollar fire dept before leaving for anna maria college. >> they'll respond to calls, they'll participate in training, they'll operate at the station in, and maintenance and basically become a member of our family. rhondella: the 19-year-old now honored in a way only a select few have earned. >> we have chosen to fly our memorial flag in honor of jordan. a right that's reserved for sworn members of the department. driver's license was briefly suspended and reinstated this past january. there will be counseling for first responders and there is a vigil tomorrow at 5:30 p.m. near barnstable town hall green to remember victims. live in middleboro, rhondella richardson, wcvb newscenter 5. ben: the

have one more question and it comes from carl becker. to both ofy question you is, regardless of the current rhetoric, would either thing name one positive that you respect in one another? [applause] raddatz: mr. trump, would you like to go first? mr. -- sec. clinton: i certainly will. i think that is a very very and important question. i respect his children. his children are incredibly able and devoted and i think that says a lot about donald. i do not agree with nearly anything else he says or does but i do respect that and i think that is something that as a mother and a grandmother is very important to me. electionieve that this so become in part conflict-oriented, so intense because there is a lot at stake. this is not an ordinary time and this is not in ordinary election. we are going to be choosing a president who will set policy just eight years, but because of some of the important decisions we have to make here at home and around the world from the supreme court to energy and so much else, and so there is a lot at stake. it is

her name is sally becker. her mission is rescuing children. >> its what he i do best, i guess. >> reporter: her first mya. the first two met 23 years ago in bosnia after mya became a victim of the bosnian war. >> i was hanging without five mortar shell killed all of my friends. i was severely injured. >> she was just 16 years old and on the brink of death when sally showed up at her bedside to rescue her. >> 20 minutes later i literally found myself on a stretcher leaving with a stranger. >> reporter: leads the groundwork for the charity that sally run notice uk for those we met at logan airport tonight. called road to peace and through it, hundreds of kids from war-torn scuvts been rescued. >> i thought i did it, and why a habit. >> reporter: little ones like 17-month-old dilbren. it is a blessing.he and these two other children are from northern iraq. attacked by isis, suffering severe burns as the victim of the genocide. he will be treated by shriner's hospital for children. >> he will have to have plastic

tonight friends and family are banned together in grief. 19-year-old jordan fisher was home from becker college for the weekend to visit with his parents. he was their only child. he was killed in the fiery wrong way crash. >> it is so hard. it is going to be tough for charlene. reporter: it happened at cousins and a friend. the wrong way driver was also killed. when the 19-year-old didn't pick up the phone to make it home it was a red flag. >> i got up this morning and i noticed he hadn't called. i panicked. i started making some calls around and o finding out there was an accident. the police came down to talk to me. reporter: friends and family brought roses and condolences. they were all stunned by the sudden loss. jay he certainly -- >> he lost a life and i can't imagine how he feels. >> a good kid. i love him to death. >> such a nice young kid. he was only 19 and we are devastated. it is shocking and we are trying to cope with it right now. reporter: the vehicle entered 495 north the wrong way near exit four despite the signage. they crashed near exit 3. the other victim is craig

finally here's to carl becker.'s our hero because he asked the question last night that forced the candidates to say something positive about one another. it was a shining moment in the midst of this dark campaign season. >>> with that, this is our broadcast tonight. "hardball with chris matthews" begins right now. >>> to the bitter end. let's play hardball. >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington. with 29 days to go, donald trump is clearly going to tough it out, facing a lot of defections and his campaign taking a negative turn just an hour before a debate with hillary clinton's former accusers. they also started a

he attended becker college, a good kid, a 19-year-old boy who was almost a man. >> he loved cars, he loves playing basketball and loved life. >> reporter:calls his 20 year relationship with his son a blessing. craig was a sophomore at anna marina >> he was trying to excel for himself, be the best he could be. >> reporter: just after midnight sunday, police say jordan, craig, and two other young men ages 18 and 19 were driving on 495 in middleborough back to college when a 31-year- old fall river woman driving the wrong way on the highway struck their mercury sable. it burst into flames. first responders found a the cars charred and barely recognizable. monday night, people gathered at a vigil to remember the young victim is. jordan, craig, and one other were cousins who grew up on cape cod. two of them went to barnstable high school, the fourth young man, a friend of jordan's from west babylon new york. >> they are very well-liked and known and the community is going to get thing. >> two of these young men attended college at santa maria college, the college will be offering counselo

. >> now attending becker college, he'd come home this weekend to see family. >> my best friend my cousin you think hang out every day placed basketball together, you know just went through life together. you know he was brother to me. wrong-way crash. the call went over the radio the car went up in flames. state police say the female driver of this infinity was driving south on the northbound side of the highway. she was also killed. >> damage to vehicles was so stens it was difficult to get the folks out of the vehicles. craig diggs was also in a car. he was headed back to anna maria college. you just, just a fun loving kid. he spokes to his father sunday about the patriots game. conversation the two would have. >> he was a good kid. never got in any trouble. i'd always say i always had to worry about other people, other things. stopping him. friends and family committed to keeping their memories bright as they live their lives. >> funeral arrangements have not yet been made. state police tell seven news they are still looking into at cause of why this driver went the wrong-way. team. >

it comes from carl becker. >> good evening. my question to both of you is regardless of the current rhetoric, would either of you name one positive thing that you respect in one another? [ applause ] >> mr. trump, would you like go first? >> well, i certainly will. because i think that is a very fair and important question. look, i respect his children. his children are incredibly able and devoted and i think that says a lot about donald. i don't agree with nearly anything else he says or does. but i do respect that. and i think that is something that as a mother and grandmother is very important to me. so i believe that this election has become in part so -- so conflict-oriented, so intense, because there's a lot at stake. this is not an ordinary time and this is not an ordinary election. we are going to be choosing a president who will set policy for not just for eight years but because of some of the important decisions we have to make here at home and around the world, from the supreme court to energy and so much else, and

becker middle school 74. winds northeast at two miles an hour. we do have strong gusts during the overnight hours. at darnell elementary school in centennial it's 69. winds pretty light. again very strong during the they should stay light. they'll start to increase for the trick-or-treaters but it won't be as bad as last night. 75 at 4:00. most of the kids will be out around six. 72 degrees, that's the expected temperature. those temperatures will fall into the 60s. long sleeves probably a good idea. it's going to get cooler as the night wears on. we're going look at the forecast for the week coming up. >> michelle: i see a tail too. >> krystal: we'll see you again in the next forecast. >> michelle: a judge has ruled that pulse night club shooter have to be released. so we've heard a lot from the victims. now we're talking about the ones that he made. >> krystal: that's right. that judge is also considering whether other 911 calls made during the shooting should be made public. the judge heard arguments today from attorneys on both sides. on june

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and it comes from carl becker. >>> good evening. my question to both of you is, regardless of the current rhetoric, would either of you name one positive thing that you respect in one another? >> mr. trump, would you like to go first? >> well, i certainly will. because i think that's a very fair and important question. look, i respect his children. his children are incredibly able and devoted and i think that says a lot about donald. i don't agree with nearly anything else he says or does. but i do respect that. and i think that is something that as a mother and a grandmother is very important to me. so i believe that this election has become in part so -- so conflict oriented, so intense because there's a lot at stake. this is not an ordinary time and this is not an ordinary election. we are going to be choosing a president who will set policy for not just four or eight years, but because of some of the important decisions we have to make here at loam and around the world, from the supreme court to energy and so much else, and so t

karl becker/town hall participant: "would either of you name one positive thing that you respect in one respected trump's kids. trump said he respected that clinton was a fighter. and finally ... they shook hands. in st. louis, missouri, i'm emily schmidt. there were expectations that because of the recent uproar over trump's "access hollywood" outtakes.... this debate would have higher ratings than the first. sunday's face-off had about 20- percent less viewers.... the fam khan reponds to comments from donald trump during last night's debate. after the democratic convention this summer... trump criticized the muslim-american captain's parents.... after they spoke at the democratic national convention. listen to what trump said last night.. (donald trump/(r) presidential nominee) "captain khan is an american hero. and if i were president at that time, he would have been alive today. the family is responding to trump's comments now-- saying they know their son is an know trump isn't telling the truth when he says he was against the iraq war. a lot of people are still talking about last n