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. >> boston strong. >> goodness. >>> well, we start this half hour with the new developments in desperate scour the area for clues, we're learning more about that 911 call and why it's leading police to believe the girl really is in danger and abc's erielle reshef is on the story and in the studio this morning. erielle, good morning. >> good morning to you, guys. police are not saying who placed that call to 911 but we're learning it was made from jayme's mother's phone and was suspicious enough to send police rushing to the family home. that 13-year-old now the subject of an amber alert. this morning, investigators revealing chilling details about the 911 call made from denise closs' phone inside the home where authorities say she and her husband james shot to death. their 13-year-old daughter jayme abducted. just before 1:00 a.m. monday, a police log showing the dispatcher could only hear yelling in the background and was unable to get that caller back on the line. when they tried calling the land line at the residence, it had been disconnected. suspicion sending officers racing to the

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car lie thats could see strong to severe thunderstorms as this thing winds up across the mid-atlantic. saturday morning, d.c. to boston. heavy rain and wind. winds gusting 40, 50 miles an hour. strong enough to take down some power lines. david? >> all right, rob marciano with us, as well. thank you, rob. >>> next tonight here, new developments for tv anchor megan kelly after causing an uproar for defending blackface and tearfully delivering that apology. she was off the air today, her show a rerun. tonight, the network's highest paid anchor is reportedly fighting back. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: tonight, megyn kelly's future at nbc is on the line. this morning's live episode scrapped. instead, a repeat. >> welcome to the show, i'm megyn kelly, happy friday. >> reporter: kelly's views about blackface have sparked outrage. >> what is racist? because, truly, you do get in trouble if you are a white person who puts on blackface on halloween or a black person who puts on whiteface for halloween, like -- back when i was a kid, that was okay, as long as you were dressing up as a character. >> reporter: even def

extend all the way to the northeast including philadelphia, boston, and new york all under flood watches through the afternoon hours. strongoast. that's where we're getting some of the stronger areas of wind from the georgia coast through the carolinas. and what's important to note is right here through hatteras, down through charleston, areas impacted by hurricane florence not too long ago getting that wind and rain today. really the last thing that they need unfortunately as we watch this tropical storm zip to the northeast. it's still going to be a rain and wind maker for today and tonight. >> thanks for keeping an eye on that for us. >>> just ahead, we will go live to hilton head island has michael makes a beeline for the carolinas. you're watching "early today." t whiter, brighter teeth. and the dentist really has to say let's take a step back and talk about protecting your enamel. it's important to look after your enamel because it's the foundation for white teeth. i believe dentists will recommend pronamel strong and bright because it's two fold. it strengthens your enamel, but then also it polishes away stains for

massachusetts senator elizabeth warren released a dna test to the boston globe, which concludes there is stronge that she has native american heritage in her family tree. senator warren also released a video about her family history and the president's treatment of her claims. >> she says she's native american and i said, pocahontas. pocahontas, i apologize to you. to you, i apologize. to the fake pocahontas, i won't. >> obviously the question is why did she release this? is she running for president in 2020? >> to the reporter who broke the story. i wake up at 3:15 and there are articles once every few weeks or so that i'm like oh, my gosh, this came out of nowhere. i was shocked to see this. how did it come to pass and why? >> well, you know, this is something that at "the globe" we've been tracking so closely. it's something i've been asking about for weeks and weeks and weeks and really months. i just suspected perhaps they were going to go ahead and do something like this. elizabeth warren can be kind of surprising. she is a very strategic thinker. so i was -- i had some sense that somethi

the boston globe reporting the dna provides strong evidence she had a native neamerican in her family ranges from 1/32 to 1/1024. we have former chair of the democratic national committee. and ceo of the democratic national convention committee. they're the authors behind the new book, there it is. "for colored girls who have considered politics". we'll get to your book in a moment. the president went onto say this. >> i hope she's running for president because i think she'd be very easy. i hope that she is running. i do not think she'd be difficult at all. she'll destroy the country. >> be careful what you wish for. you know what she will do? she will, i think, bring about major change in washington d.c. you know what's in her dna? a willingness to fight for our democracy and working class people. a willingness to fight for women and minorities. she's a forbiddable candidate. she's up for reelection. >> it almost sounded like a donna brazile endorsement. >> i love them all. >> let me put the poll out. this is a poll -- this is a cnn poll. you had to work that in, didn't you? joe bide

the boston globe reporting those chose a strong evidence of that ancestry. the democratic senator from massachusetts has been a frequent target of president trump who routinely mocks her as pocahontas. "the washington post" reporting she's backed more than 150 campaigns in all 50 states. across all 50 states. if these were the first steps for a run in 2020, she could be facing an uphill battle. a new cc poll shows the senator in fourth place in a crowded list of likely democratic nominees. joining me now, the reporter behind the boston globe story, and also with us, matt, who has been tracking warren's midterm push for "the washington post." great to have both of you with us this morning. annie, warren gave you these dna test results, to the globe, then we also see this video that launches. why now? what's the timing? >> well, i think warren, keep in mind, is still running for re-election in massachusetts. and i think she's trying to put some of these issues about her native american history and heritage to bed, you know, before the midterms end and before s

strong position on. joining us from boston is a senior fellow at university of beirut and known jamal khashoggi for years a point in an op-ed to say your knowing jamal, you haven't been that open about that right now because you want people to understand how frequent this sort of thing is, the mistreatment, the miscarriage of human rights, the mistreatment of journalists and across the arab world, not just saudi arabia. >> that's right. i think there's been a lot of people talkingn't h about how t know jamal and talked to him recently and i think he would say that's not the point. he has created a lot of interest in the u.s. and the west and some serious pushback now by political forces and the u.s. and other places but jamal would be the first one to say that this is really about the condition of human rights abuses and denials all across the arab world. he was mostly interested in saudi arabia because he's a saudi arabian but for years and years he worked to try to expand press freedoms, civil society freedoms, a life of dignity for people and universities and the private sector and all spheres of life

boston on saturday. only snow at the highest of elevations, but some coastal flooding and winds strong enough to do some damage, david. >> all right, straight through the weekend we'll be watching it. rob, thank you. >>> we're going to turn next to the alarming discovery in a middle school. the alleged school plot in florida. police say two girls were found hiding in a school bathroom with weapons. abc's victor oquendo in florida with how authorities were tipped off. >> reporter: police in florida say two girls, just 11 and 12 years old, planned on using these knives and this pizza cutter to kill at least 15 of their classmates. allegedly moments away from executing their plan, until it came to a teacher's attention. >> these girls went to the bathroom to carry out this plot that they had designed on the previous weekend. >> reporter: allegedly designed while watching scary movies at a sleepover. police say the girls admitted their plan was to meet in the bathroom after first period and target smaller students they believed they could overpower, and stab to death. the investigation revealing police also

strong. and this is a live look at boston from our affiliate wf fc. the big story tonight, a huge party for the world series champs. players rode duck boats, a tradition. at the red sox defeated the los angeles dodgers four games to want to win mike lee fall classic. the red sox have won four world championships in the last 15 seasons. congratulations to boston and boston's fans. that's tonight live look outside of "special report." we will be right back. nothing says fall like a homecoming football game, so let's promote our fall travel deal on choicehotels.com like this. touchdown. earn a free night when you stay just twice this fall. or, badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com i am a techie dad.n. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. ♪ >> bret: we now know what charges the suspect in the pittsburgh synagogue massacre

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on friday their deployment continued their strong start to the season with a two new win over spoke spanish opera singer. has died in her home city of boston at the age of eighty five years voice was known for its purity and power and she was a pioneer in repopulate rising a form of operatic singing known as bill canto in one thousand nine hundred seven she joined rock star freddie mercury in recording an album the title track barcelona became one of her most famous songs. but even. she was said to be the last great diva of the opera world besides her challenge her smile sense of humor and humanity made months about to come by a extremely popular. voice sold ready made waves when she was just seven years old singing. she made her debut in one nine hundred fifty six and basel switzerland and her breakthrough came almost ten years later at carnegie hall in new york from then on she wowed audiences in some of the world's biggest opera houses with her distinctive bel canto performances. by a also took offer to the pop charts in fact her earlier duet with freddie mercury singing barcelona became the anthem of the one nine hundred ninety two sum

championship series was in front of a sellout crowd out boston's fenway park but it was the astros that took the victory pitcher justin verlander produced a strong performance to the immense frustration of the red sox batters. it was a close game until later on when josh reddick hit a solo home run to put the astros four to two up. and then the killer blow came from cuban uli gouri al he hit a three run shot into the crowd to wrap things up the astros winning at seventy two for their fifth straight postseason when they go one up in the seven game series. this team finds a way in big moments to show up. from top to bottom like i've said before nobody cares of the euro is just as long as you have a euro that's kind of them onto the scene you know just keep the ball rolling with the next guy do the do the job and and and see what happens. game want to see so as big as a tone we score a lot of runs. you know when we put great about so we can get scary out there so that's what we did tonight and you know hopefully we'll take a system with that while in the other series the l.a. dodgers produced a fightback victory to square things up out one one agai

> the "boston globe" reports democratic senator elizabeth warren released dna results that shows her great great great grandmother was at least partially native american. the test provides strongmericans she had a native american in her tree six to eight generations ago. >> trevor: dna snap twist! elizabeth warren can say she's very part native american. she's anything from 0.1% to 1.6% native american. yeah, like it could be that a native american sneezed on someone in her family at some point. but still, it's enough for her to shove in president trump's face, and she is shoving it. >> hello. >> hi, this is elizabeth warren. is dr. bustamante in, please? the president likes to call my mom a liar. what do the facts say? >> the facts suggest you absolutely have a native american ancestry in your pedigree. >> okay. >> trevor: okay. okay. okay. okay. ( laughter ) you know, one thing about staged videos is how everyone tries to act like it's not staged. she's, like, hello, news elizabeth warren, is this dr. -- you know he h's there! your camera crew is there! omigod! i can't believe you're here! even though we rehearsed it three times! usually this is the end. but with trump there

saluting a far right candidate with strong military links the man dubbed the trump of the traffic wins a divisive vote in brazil. with the sport boston red sox win the world series in fifteen years after right. over. i'll have all the action to this news out. of saudi arabia's top prosecutor has admitted that the murder of journalist was a premeditated act and this follows his meeting with turkish investigators in istanbul. is also expect. did to provide testimonies from the eighteen suspects who are being held in saudi arabia turkey has requested their extradition but saudi arabia says they'll be tried in the kingdom. is outside the saudi consulate in istanbul where she was killed so what more do we know. well the meeting has ended between saudi arabia's chief prosecutor and the chief prosecutor in istanbul who is leading this investigation into the killing of. there is expectations that they're going to arrive at the saudi consulate at any time we still have no confirmation a short while ago there have been statements made by turkey's foreign minister reaffirming that this was a premeditated murder reaffirming the need for this coo

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boston to such as announcement that he will pass the baton in may next year. to iceland now where ever since it was heavily hit by the financial crisis the economy has shown a remarkably strong recovery g.d.p. growth in the second quarter came in at seven point two percent more than double the rate in the u.s. and four times higher than in germany in large part also thanks to foreign workers but there seems to be a downside investigative journalists now revealing that thousands of workers have been there but rights violated and employers routinely breaking the law in the name of profit. break u.t. iceland this is about the furthest point on the globe from pakistan and this is where some of ended up working sixteen hour shifts for only eight hours paid shop paid more than fifteen thousand euros or two million crowns for work permits for himself and his brother to acquaintances also gave him money to get them work permits shots employer took the money but never issued the permits. and had month hardly i get like two million from them. and i pay like one point five million. so what i work for why i'm like. thirty hours away from my family from my bed and from everyone but no at

price's strong work on the mound and a three-run rally by his teammates lifted boston to a two gameshe series moves west. >> i see what you did there. price is right for the red sox. >>> and there was no jackpot winner in last night's powerball lottery. that means saturday's powerball will be worth at least $750 million. those are some of our top stories on this thursday, october 25th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> happy birthday, mama norman. >> uh-huh. it is her birthday. >> janai's mom's birthday. a beautiful thursday here in new york. >> it certainly is. >>> but we begin this half hour with domestic terrorism rattling the country. a string of pipe bombs sent to some of president trump's biggest critics and targets. >> the bombs were all intercepted before going off. on the hit list, two former presidents and cnn and the fbi is now trying to determine if a similar suspicious package was sent to former vice president joe biden. now president trump is calling for peace and harmony while taking another swipe at the media. abc's dan harris with the latest. >> report

data or the surveys, strong -- upward inflationary pressure so i expect inflation to pick up a 10th or two over the next year or two but not much more than that. michael: well, your boston fed colleague said people are finding it easy to raise prices, something we haven't seen in years. what about companies in the second district? john: we are hearing some of that, too. now, again, if you go back the last few years and our conversations and others, we heard the opposite. inflation was running below 2%. a lot of businesses said to me and to others, it's really hard to raise prices. it's such a low inflation environment. we've seen inflation move up to 2%. we are hearing more kind of these story, it's a little bit easier to pass through cost increases. again, that's why i will be watching the data closely and continue these conversations with business and community leaders to hear what they're experiencing and what they're doing in the situation. michael: are they telling you as they told the boston president that they will use tariffs to raise prices as an excuse? john: when you talk to business people they have their own experiences and their own kind of actions they're

the south tonight so from boston to pa did you k-- paducah, storms will be heavy along the coast and the gulf coast int mid-mississippi river valley. look at this, we got a strong flood risk today fromo the southwest of columbus from ohio to louisiana. multiple rounds ofhe driest month of the year. second drive from new orleans up into pennsylvania. look at how much rain they will be seeing, anywhere from two-to-three inches, locally five-to-seven inches. we will get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. the red flag warnings continue for the east bay and north bay hills. we have some fairly high wind gusts and low humidity, and that continues through 11:00, and we're looking at warm weather today in some of those areas in the inland valleys, reaching into the low 80s today. san jose will reach up to 79. 77 in guys. >> a much. coming up, the city of water under water rcg tourists to leave venice, a live report ahead. implications. we'll hear from both of the candidates in just a bit. but first, this is "today" on >>> coming up, could the fixepo welcoming more kids months after their last child. >

boston last , the u.s. economy sounds on was too good to be true. is that the case? >> fundamentals are strong.ment rate, inclement growth month after month average around 200,000. that is a strikingly large number. were only replacing incoming workers into the workforce, we would expect month.to 100,000 a it continues to be strong and we are adding 200,000. something good is happening with the labor market. finding work,e increasing their attachment to the workforce. that pay strong dividends going forward. >> picking up on the goldilocks theme, asset prices. the last two recessions were caused by asset price bubbles. are there asset prices out there that you look at and think things are getting a little top py, the dow hit a record again yesterday. >> we have seen quite a lot of change in public policies. there has been quite a lot of deregulation, which is beneficial for businesses, so they have been optimistic. naturallyis supports stronger asset valuations, and we have seen that. you point out the last two recessions which were preceded by high valuation peaks, and i would say they were ea

boston globe" reports elizabeth warren released dna test results that reportedly show that her great, great, great grandmother was at least partially native american. they say the analysis provides strongn had a native american in her family tree six to ten generations ago. president trump has mocked warren's claims that she's of native american decent calling her polka honor the tus. >> >>> and news week reports a bottle of wine sold for $558,000 becoming the most expensive in the world. the burgundy wine was sold saturday at a sotheby's auction in new york. it was one of only 600 and came from a top producer in france. >>> ahead we'll take you to antarctica with how a warming know. >> changing coa-- glow is chang coastlines around the world. now. >> -- glow is changing coastlines around the world. ow. >> -- glow is changing coastlines around the world. w. >> -- glow is changing coastlines around the world. . >> -- glow is changing coastlines around the world. -- glow is changing coastlines . we've hadfor a long time.is in san francisco and half-measures haven't fixed it. homelessness doesn't just hurt homeless people. it hurts all of us. that's why we're all voting "yes" on c. the pl

strong winds and rain starting as early as tonight. the remnants of hurricane willa are fuelling this potentially disruptive storm. faces its biggest crisis in the united states since the bostonscandal. 13 states and the district of columbia are now investigating whether abuse was concealed by church leaders, including bishops. the highest-ranking clergy in the catholic diocese. one place under scrutiny is buffalo, new york. "60 minutes" has learned the fbi is interviewing church insiders there. buffalo bishop richard malone is accused of allowing priests accused of sexual abuse to stay on the job. the deacon was the first member to call on the bishop to step down. he spoke with bill whitaker for this sunday's "60 minutes." >> bishop malone called it a crisis. you called it a scandal. what's the difference? >> a crisis is we look at the home and it's burning to the ground. the scandal is you know how to put the fire out but you don't tell me. so you pretend to grieve with me about the fire but the problem is you caused it. >> snider showed us some of the 400 notes and e-mails he has received since calling for the bishop to resign. >> they want to be part of the solution but t

the report concludes there is strong evidence the senator had a native american in her family tree dating back six generations. from the bostonbe were widely distributed by the war and senate campaign committee along with a video upbringing, seeking to debunk critics of her heritage. matthew is on the line from virginia beach. independent caller. how important is health care this year? caller: very important. history, from my wife dying from breast cancer, myself being on dialysis, kidney transplant. believe me, i have been through it all. i have enjoyed a lot of the comments, particularly the gentleman that called in to talk about health care all over the world. all civilized countries have health care. it is not like reinventing the wheel. i resent the fact when people call it obamacare like it is some kind of curse word. we have to remember that was a republican plan. said i'm going to do everything to make sure this president fails. this translates to make america fail. the gop has done everything to make that insurance unaffordable for everybody. we need to wake up. i am on medicare because of my kidney failure. i never

boston and maine, you are going to get this nor'easter on the weekend. it will mainly be a rain event. but the winds are going to be very strongme plans this weekend, know you are probably going to be indoors. steve: going to be a saturday soaker up here? >> yes and linger into sunday as well especially in new england. there we have it. steve: thanks, janice. janice: of course. steve: 20 minutes before the top of the hour. are you about to have your breakfast? it could be toxic. brand new warning about serial coming up. ainsley: president trump taking action to fight the opioid crisis and it means a lot to our next guest. is he a former drug addict. why he says this is a huge win. that story is coming up next. you - at afor the financialt's time world to stop acting the same old way. you need a partner that is willing to break free from conventional thinking. we are a different kind of financial company. we are athene, and we are driven to do more. - mwith the best ofodi, the prespressure cooking andsps, air frying all in one. with our tendercrisp technology, you can quickly cook food, juicy on the inside and crispy on the out

strong border. our veterans, law enforcement, i mean, blirnl has called our criminal justice system racist from front to back. i have the endorsement of the bostonon because and they have never endorsed a republican canal democrat for u.s. senator i want to make sure our men and women in blue are supported. elizabeth warren clearly doesn't have their backs and i don't think she has the backs of people of massachusetts nor the american citizens. brian: certainly seems to be taking it for granted. why else what would she do what she did yesterday on a time when the president is focused on rebuilding florida and assessing the damage while looking at international crisis in saudi arabia with one of our resident who has three american kids. jeff diehl, best of luck in massachusetts. >> all right, brian. take care. brian: one more dark cloud hanging over justice kavanaugh's head. this morning that case is closed. and taylor swift escapes? no, not the singer. we will explain this picture in just a moment. that is my obligation to you ♪ out of the woods ♪ my mom was freedom, and my dad, adventure. they baptized me in mud and christened me on rock, so i