but bill walsh took that as a way to vote mate the players and also to stop the threat.me up to me and said we're going to put you outside in motion and i took it as a serious assignment and that's what i did three times during the game. it's a full contact sport. he comes up years later and attacks o s accuses him had ofg someone who paid to keep him out of the game. you say before the game you're going to put one of our players out, you don't think somebody's going to come and hit you. so, that's the way that team hung together and dexter had to pay his dues and he did. and if he just keeps liz mouth shut, but he keeps popping off. and history is going to measure him accordingly. >> dexter was quoted as saying that walsh had had a bounty on his head. he had an answer for the threat of he's going to knock out joe montana. he said dexter didn't get near joe montana that day. bill wulsh, a mentor, our friend and not just for winning championships, but for his elegant way of winning championships. did it with grace, and true leadership. yes, he knocked him out but the mess

cbs 58's bill walsh joins us with more on that organization and its work in this case. now if you look closely at the video from daryl holloway's press conference today, you'll see a man standing to his right. that's keith findley, a university of wisi of the wisconsin innocence project. it's that group's work that produced the dna evidence that led to holloway's release. the group's website says they've won the freedom of 20- wrongfully convicted people and that may not include this latest case. keith findley released a statement today about daryl holloway. he says "this case represents one example of the power of post-conviction dna testing to help us achieve justice, and recognizing that power and working with defense attorneys to find the truth, rather than just protect old convictions," 3 it's fascinating to look at the specific cases that the wisconsin innocence project has worked on....if you want to check it out, we have a link to our website, cbs 58 dotcom. another famous inmate, exonerated with the help of the wisconsin innocence project was steven avery..who

vice-president bill walsh presented his grandfather, a hooped from his high school. the 90-year-old thought he was leaving a school board mee surprised him with a diploma, 70 years after league high school. >> tonight, i'm here to offer you your diploma. >> to be an administrator in the school district where he went and to be able to give him this is huge. >> i was very surprised. never expected this. >> mark: he was injured by a german hand grenade while stationed in france. he received an honorable discharge and a purple heart. we salute him. chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz and the fox 25 storm tracker weather team. >> kevin: that smile that just wouldn't quit too. great great story. another great picture coming in this one from the boston harbor islands. and looking back toward boston. beautiful shot of that of the blue sky today. show this one more time. base of the auto road in there mt. washington. look at the fall colors. sarah talked about that earlier, she'll be back at 6:00 to talk about that in the 68 fitchburg. upper 50s on cape cod. clouds out that

. >> bill walsh lives next doors thick, he thought his building was on fireman. the wind pushing the smoke and the flames, a chilling for firefighters. they were able to contain the fire to one build, and everyone made it out safely, but now, those residents are without a place to stay. one man told us, his daughter woke him, and called him in a panic, a phone call he says was frightening. >> oh, yeah. definitely. you don't know. like i said, she's blind, so -- and she was getting upset. she said, well, i'm fine. there's people here taking care of member, so she red cross is now helping those residents. i also want to show you this fire hydrant, which is right outside this building. that certainly helped firefighters with their quick response. again, the investigation continues this afternoon into exactly what caused this fire. as soon as we have an update, of course, we'll let you know on air and on line at fox25boston.com. in bourne, stephanie coueignoux, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: two high school football coaches are on paid newton south school bus. we told you

. >> bill walsh lives next door but told us the smoke was so thick he thought his building was on fire. the wind pushing the smoke and firefighters. they were able to concontain the fire to one building and everyone made it out safely, but now the residents are without a place to stay. one man told us his daughter woke him and called him in a panic. a phone call he says was frightening. >> oh, yeah, dsm, you don't know, like i said, she is blind. so, and she was getting upset. she said i'm fine, there's people here taking care of me. so, she is all right. >> the american red cross is now helping those residents. >> i also want toho fire hydrant, which is right outside this building. that certainly helps firefighters with their quick response. again, the investigation continues this afternoon into exactly what caused this fire. as soon as we have an update, of course, we will let you know on air and on-line at fox 25 boston.com. in bourne, i'm stephanie coueignoux, fox 25 news. >> the driver who hit and killed five teenagers in vermont is being held on $1 million bail. police say steven

. >> stephanie: bill walsh was next door and smoke was so thick firefighters. they were able to contain the fire for one building and everyone made it out safe low, but now those residents are without a place to stay. one man told us his daughter woke him in a panic, phone call that was firefighters trying to determine what caused this and give closer look into where the worst damage was. in bourne, i'm stokinger, fox 25 news. >> sara: both candidates the recap of the debate filled with personal attacks, heather. >> got off to icy start. nightingale candidate shook the other's hand and went down from there. >> heather: hillary clinton and donald trump traded in topics ranging from immigration to foreign policy and everything in between and released tape of trump's sexually aggressive comments in 2005 was unavoidable and took center stage early. >> what we all saw and friday was donald talking about women. what he thinks about women, what he does to woman. >> that was locker room talk. i'm not proud of it, i apologized to my family i apologized to american peopl

bill. >>> mayor marty walsh will have a new push to have streets safer. detailed strategies for making including drivers, bikers and pedestrians. the mayor hopes the plan will eliminate serious and deadly crashes by the year 2030. >>> 6:17. we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes. last time we checked in i told but this accident from route 3 northbound. it is near main street in weymouth. still not clear. just slowing things down slightly on route 3. as we shift slightly north. average speeds 20 miles per hour right now around morrissey beautiful. things look good on route as you head through saugus. the live drive times. 14 minutes on route 3 from 228 to the split. 15 minutes on 93 south from the segment from the cloverleaf to the leverett connector. 15 minutes on route 1 as you approach the tobin bridge. gene and sara, back to you. >>> all right, 6:17 on a monday morning. and doing a lousy weekend weather-wise. >> a lot of rain and rain saturday morning for the walk. thousands of people came out. shiri shiri kind of amazing how many peop

bill. >>> happening today, marty walsh to make the city streets safer. the may, why released the vision zer o action plan. detailed strat fwees to make road safer for drivers, bicycle is and pedestrians. though hope it will limit serious or deadly crashes by 2030. >>> we check traffic and weather together he ten minutes. no complaints from the pike from 495 framingham and natick. ample speeds 72 miles per hour. over to the expressway where things also moving along nicely as you head from the braintree split up to columbia road. here are those live drive times. nine minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the exit to the pike. 19 minutes on 93 south. 11 minutes on 128 northbound from university avenue in westwood to the weston tolls. between and sara, back to you. >>> we check in with talking about the weather around here and something else happening. >> sara: yeah, hurricane matthew and you have been updating the charts to see what is happening. >> shiri: nothing but bad news for the caribbean. it will be a tough storm to watch unwind dpeen

bill's the state department will help you out. if you are not, good luck, go through the normal channels. from clear politics, marian repn joe walsh. why on earth are friends of bill being treated differently by the state department? >> all those people have been helping haiti for ten years before that not only with president clinton but george hw bush so they have been in their providing services, supplies, everything you could imagine was haiti has another crisis, the hurricane. everyone seems to be ignoring facts right now but -- trish: this woman saying is it an f ob? if it is not, go to the government in an emergency. >> if people know how to provide help, if you know how to provide services and help, that is helpful to the folks in haiti. trish: that is not what is coming across. one guy in particular, a billionaire from ireland, dennis o'brien had taken advantage of some lucrative contract deals in haiti in which he was able to build a cell phone empire in haiti, he had one point needed to get some employees out and for whatever reason, going through the normal channels, what does he do? he sends his friend of the clinton f

obviously as well, one boston police officer sped out of here quickly commissioner bill evans as you heard mayor marty walsh said they're on their way here to mass general not only to get more an update on their fellow officers but also just to be with their families and family members to try to help comfort them but as you know one of those officers is in critical condition shot multiple times, other officer in stable condition even though that officer has been shot multiple times as well. they're keeping us back so they can do their job. that's the scene at mass general early in the morning so not too much activity outside, pretty good police presence as we are waiting for the commissioner and mayor to get here. they'll talk to the doctors and try to get a better understanding of the condition the two officers shot are in our distance understandably so that's what we are doing at mass general right now to hopefully get a better understanding how those officers are doing. i know a lot of police departments people on twitter putting out their prayers for these officers tonight, even new york and different c

clintons are complaining about the october surprise, when bill clinton was a beneficiary of one in the 1992 election? >> 1992, when lawrence walsh. >> four days indicts the secretary of defense casper wein burger and leaving the bushes scrambling. what you didn't hear then from the clintons, is that the independent prosecutor was overstepping their bounds and politicalizing an election. >> so it's happen before. the question is, what we know and learning from the wikileaks e-mails. e-mail chain five. cheryl mills e-mails john podesta and at the bottom of the e-mail said john, as a reminder, government e-mail is maintained as federal records. the whole thing is set up. if you want to send me something that you don't obtained by government records send it on the this e-mail. comey said they couldn't find intent. you think they have found intent in the e-mails? >> certainly they will be looking for a smoking gun in there. they are always looking for a smoking gun. because when you have people in this close collaboration of open other and the likely of them flipping on that private unrecorded conversation is low. >> no e-mails two o

this is bill clinton in 1992, three days before the election against george h.w. bush, when the independent prosecutor, lawrence welsh -- walsher, had decided to reindict defense secretary caspar weinberger. >> today's disclosure that president bush knew and approved of the arms for hostages deal with iran not only directly contradicts the president's claims, it diminishes the credibility of the presidency. but the far more important thing is whether for five years he's been telling the american people something about his conduct on foreign policy as vice president which was simply not true. >> obviously bill clinton went on to win, tucker. that indictment was later thrown out. >> i covered that. i remember that well. republicans sort of beat their head -- they're still mad about it by the time. a lot of republicans are still mad about walsh's maneuvering in the last moments. quickly about the state of the polls, i think most -- probably 90% of words uttered in an election year are lies so we can discount them. trump's approval rating is higher today than it has been at any time in this campaign. by a tenth of a point, but hi

jonathan walsh is in the news room with an inside look at a special report that air tonight. the loyal order of moose is facing massive bill. >> reporter: yeah, it's kind of serious. thousands of dollars, no explanation in all of this. do any of these numbers make sense to you? >> ron: no. >> reporter: al shaw is the governor of the small moose lodge. >> we've either been flooded out or water running down the road. >> reporter: the cleveland water department claims the lodge used hundreds of thousands of gallons of water in aen month's time. bob adler has be investigating the unexplained bill. that was more than a year ago and still no answers. i asked cleveland water to go on camera. they did not. they said they do not think there is an error on their part. the mayor got involved and he doesn't believe the numbers either. >> reporter: when they say we've done the calculations and they please don't think they're wrong, what do you think? >> i think they're wrong. lodge has to pay the bill -- >> this is a group that dawes lot for the communities. they do a lot and this could shut them down. >> reporter: after our phone call

bill. >> yeah, i tend to agree with cokie. you know, there was a surprise house and i was bush's chief of staff and lawrence walsh indicted former secretary of defense caspar weinberger on the friday before tuesday so five days out, four days out. >> wow. >> we were outraged and i still am outraged about that. i don't know that we would -- we were coming back a bit. we probably would have fallen short anyway. these things -- it reminded me of that when i heard the news yesterday. here's what i think, jim comey has the entire fbi at his disposal. all this talk about how this is going to take weeks to find out if what appears pertinent really is important or not. that's ridiculous. i mean, i could go through 5,000 e-mails this weekend, right, and he has a lot of agents who are pretty experienced at this. he needs to report on monday or tuesday are we dealing with something serious and significant that would change his judgment from a few months ago or are these more e-mails, the same kind of thing, carelessness, i suspect, but nothing that fundamentally changes it. the notion we'll sit here and not know more ten days from now i th

this one from 24 years ago that many believe ironically gave bill clinton the upper hand over george h.w. bush. special prosecutor lawrence walshend before the '92 election on an indictment that had already been thrown out a month earlier and that a judge would throw out a month after the election. take a look. >> tonight new material that directly contradicts president obama's claim he was out of the loop in the iran-contra deal. >> a note about a january 7th, 1986 meeting says george, schultz and i opposed. vice president bush favored. two weeks ago bush told katie couric he was not present. >> today's disclosure that president bush new and approved the arms for hostages deal with iran not only directly contradicts the president's claims, it diminishes the credibility of the presidency. >> bush thinks he's made gains but today he had to defend his own character and credibility by dealing with new allegations about his part in the arms for hostages deal with iran. >> over the past 24 hours governor clinton has become panicked and called me a liar and charges he makes are not new. i have responded to them repeatedly and under o

bill that would create a special commission studying best practices for welding and hot work. it comes two years after this back bay fire killed firefighters michael kennedy and lieutenant ed walsh. welders working without a permit nearby were found to be to blame for that blaze. >> it's very important that we learn from any tragedy and this home, given the loss of two firefighters. we wants to make sure appropriate qualifications and certifications are in place, if they're indicated, we want to make sure that awareness is high. >> the reporter: under the new law, the commission would be in charge of investigating issues of licensing, permits, along were are cost recovery for damages. resulting in a failure to follow fire code rules and regulations. >> this is about unforced errors, right and what you really want to do is make sure that we the structures, the mechanisms, the enforcement devices and all the rest to ensure that we don't have this type of event occur again. >> the reporter: now, i spoke with the mother of firefighter michael kennedy, and kathy crosby bell has been working since her son died in that back bay blaze. for firefighting safety measures. coming up in our

bill in the mail. all the toll plazas expected to be removed by then of next year. >> sara: happening today mayor marty walsh will have a new push action plan. initiative includes detailed strategies for making roads safer for everyone including drivers, bikers and pedestrians. the mayor hopes the plan will help eliminate serious and deadly crashes by 2030. >> north shore community college and danvers campus and closest bus stop 5 miles away and school students to to and from campus. >> hbo released first trailer for the documentary. >> kind of heals everybody. >> that was solleft cork rin, one of the many survivors feature in the new film. the documentary will detail the attack and weeks followed including struggles and responders and premiers next month. >> gene: weekend long celebration of big papi. >> this bat is like david ortiz, it is pure gold. >> gene: red sox honor david ortiz before the final regular season game. the team announced plans to retire number 34 next season and renamed a bridge near the park in honor of big papi. when talking about his family and the fans. >> i want to think all of you,

mayor marty walsh also stopped by, phelps is in boston, not in of the pool, for the forbes 30 under 30 summit. big bend this sunday. what it means for the matchup with the patriots and bill belichick, fed up with the technology meltdowns on the sideline. technology meltdowns on the sideline. what he had to say about the imagine if your child were trapped in a failing school. imagine if your child couldn't read or write at grade level. imagine if your child were stuck on a waiting list. 32,000 kids want to go to a public charter school. but they can't. if you like your public school, question 2 won't affect you. in failing school districts, question 2 will let parents choose something better and give all our kids hope. >> mark: when i. >> mark: mid to upper this one on the schedule, you thought it was going to be a tough one, but take out one quarterback, not so other position players will make up for it. can't think of the last time they went to pittsburgh as heavyfavorite. steelers by 7 1/2. ben roethlisberger out for sun's game. patriots, 5-1, atop the afc east. reason to think the steelers will be among the best competition for the best in conference, so th extra weig