. >> reporter: supervisor of elections brian corely says he is confident that no breach will happen in florida, it nd security is just one e wo agency that has raised concerned about hackers interfering with the election, especially in the wake of the rigged election. >> i think this is a great reminder why internet voting is not ready for prime time. one day we will be. but just not today. >> reporter: here in florida the state association of supervisors of elections sent an open letter to voters detailing security measures. it says recent enhancements of dramatically exposures to hacking. >> florida is still a paper ballot state. when computers are used, internet. >> only time it's connected is when we control on election night the modeming from the precincts coming in with the encrypted password. >> reporter: ballots are checked and double checked and machines are tested before election day. >> you know, i can't speak for the other states. i can tell you that florida is ready and there will be no is he than begans on election day in pasco or the rest of florida. >> reporter: eric wa

. >> reporter: brian core's seven-year-old daughter caitlin was one the campers on the field trip tond wanted to make sure she was okay. >> ended up, you know, being one of the ones that got stung. when off bunch of them like apparently there was, you know, it can be dangerous. >> reporter: that's why three of the 12 children who were stung were taken to the hospital as a precaution. >> if there's a known allergy to flying insects the reaction can be very severe and it can actually cause somebodi' death. >> reporter: fortunately the campers who are allergic to wasps are okay. the nine other children who were stung were treated here at the park and released to their parents. >> it's rare to get, you know, that size of a nest. >> reporter: andrew thomas of try county termite and pest control was called in immediately to spray for the wasps and eradicate the situation. >> put a dust inside the hole so when they fly in and out they bump into each other and it kills them. >> reporter: thomas was aler alerted to a large hornets nest a tree where children were also playing today in a tree a

. >> reporter: brian core's seven-year-old daughter caitlin was one of camper. he lives near the park and rushed over when he heard the news. >> she's a tough girl. i know she's got stung before so i wasn't worried about her being, you know, allergic or anything like that. but, you know, when you have a bunch of them, like apparently there was, you know, it can be dangerous. >> reporter: and there were a lot of wasps in this underground nest in this stomach wrap you see the caution tape. andrew thomas of try county termite and pest control was called in immediately. >> it's rare that children get stung like this in these parks. i never received a call like this here. >> reporter: thomas was also alert to do a hornet's nest where children were playing today and treated that as well. >> i'll come back later or tomorrow morning check it out. do a follow up. >> reporter: now the three children who are allergic hasn't were stung bite bees were treated and released at an area hospital. the camp says it's next field trip is friday and lucy, they'll be going for ice cre

. >> brian course seven-year-old daughter caitlin was one of the camper on the feel trip to the park. core nearby and wanted to make sure she was okay. >> she ended up, you know, being one of the ones that got stung when you have a bunch of them like apparently there was, you know, it can be dangerous. >> reporter: that's why three of the 12 children who were stung were taken to the hospital as a precaution. >> if there's a known alert gee to flying insects the reaction can be very severe and it can cause somebodi' death. >> reporter: fortunately the campers allergic to wasps are okay. the nine other chirp who were stung were treated here at the park and release to do their parent. >> it's rare to get, you know, that size of the nest. >> reporter: andrew thomas of try county termite and pest control was called in immediately to spray for the wasps and eradicate the situation. >> i put a dust inside the hole when they fly in and out they bum nap each other and it kills them. >> reporter: thomas was a alert to do a large harn net's nest in a tree where the children were paying today and spra

brian murphy wins the gold. i was doing something on the internet, if you think that the olympics are for the hard core sports fan where you get your family, someone said, how do i get interested in the olympics? you rent a daughter, you rent a son, and you have to rent a wife can't you bring her in and watch this stuff. it is the gymnastics and all that. that little girl will be the star of the whole thing. >> you got that right. i have been talking about it. mark his words. i was going to leave for rio and they held me back because of the giants. i cannot find a camera. i will stay right here and report from the united states. it is a good place to be right here. we will be right back. >>> straight ahead, and unusual police chase. a surprise at the end, police sending these people up with a smile. >>> we are tracking your wake- up planner, i will let you know what is in store tomorrow. that is coming up after the break. >>> each and every day police officers make split second decisions. >> there you go. one minute i was strapping on 20 pounds of police care and then the next, the police officer was helping me w

brian fallon from the clinton campaign. thanks for the time. >> thanks, steve. >>> some recent polls showing donald trump struggling a little bit with a core groupwhat has been a core group for republicans at least. that's evangelical voters. they're more excited by their dislike of hillary clinton than any particular enthuse yump for donald trump. could that last of enthusiasm cost trump in what has been a key battleground state? jacob soboroff looking at what's up for grabs with just 99 days to go. >>> also, another ten cases of zika contracted here inside the united states, likely by infected mosquitoes. the federal government sending an emergency response team to florida to help stop the spread of the virus. >> it is now a situation where you have to pay very, very close and aggressive attention to controlling mosquitoes and protecting people. hey, searching for a great used car? yeah! you got it. just say show me millions of used cars for sale at the all new carfax.com. i don't want one that's had a big wreck just say, show me cars with no accidents reported pretty cool i like it that's the power of carfax® find the cars you want, avoid the

brian store to washington for a conventional 7th round draft pick. he is considering retirement rather than reporting to d.c. >>> the patriots are making a move in the receiving core cutting ties with nate washington. i am alex coudry, that is 7 sports. have a great day. >>> the patriots welcoming a special guest. rocker foxborough. he brought along his 12-year-old son, romeo. bon jovi and coach belichick have been friend for decades. that is awesome. >> anchor: pretty cool. >> a seaside town here in the bay state getting the hollywood >>> we are getting a sneak peek of the new movie starring massachusetts native casey location. it features a small town right here in the bay state. come on, pull her out. >> what happened to my brother? >> this is for the trailer for "manchester-by-the-sea." the film stars michelle williams and with as a hit at the sundance film festival. the movie takes place in the seaside town. and hits theatres in november. >> anchor: look like a good movie analog an we will have to ke >> anchor: one of them add to the list. >> chris: re-creating that boston accent. breezy. winds gusting at 20 miles per hour. and hot and breezy. highs around 90

>> hey, brian, we believe google -- or alphabet, i should say, is a good bet. on the one hand you have the corebusiness that continues to grow double digits. a 17-year-old company still growing probably around 15% to 20% on the search side. you have this display business, which we we're really excited about. this is the $180 billion global opportunity basically tv dollars making their way online. and lastly you have the big bats. they haven't performed well or yet on the big bats, but that's basically the cherry on the cake potentially. so the valuation is still not that bad even with the stock having been a 17-bagger since the last -- >> sure, but the stock performance this year it's been a laggard compared to technology as a whole, tim. what does google have to do? is it the much-talked about dividend or capital return to shareholders? >> i don't think so. frankly, i agree with youssef this is a company still not executing on a number of billion-plus properties that i think are inherent. you had 18 times next year, i think it's interesting. i guess the question for me youssef, also is have we

brian stork to washington in exchange for a conditional seventh-round draft pick. stork is reportedly considering retirement rather than reporting to d.c. the patriots also making a move in their receiving core, cutting ties with 33-year-old nate washington. i'm alex corddry. that's 7sports. have a great day. >> sarah: the patriots welcoming a special guest. rocker jon bon jovi was in foxborough yesterday to watch the team practice. he brought along his 12-year-old son romeo. bon jovi and coach bill >> amaka: cool to get a front-row seat there. that's awesome. and nice for his child, tooism. >> sarah: definitely. >> amaka: still ahead, we're staying on top of breaking news. dozens of people are displaced by this fast-moving fire in lawrence. flames spreading and damaging or destroying four homes. >> sarah: also police on the hunt for a group of people who set off this explosion in salem. >> amaka: and hoisting a plane to dry land. >> reporter: a busy morning of breaking news. flames tear through a home in lawrence. crews try to keep the fire have spreading. we're live. >> sarah: also breaking. shots ring out in boston. at least one person and a dog are hit. >> amaka: anger over this explosio

core capacity. we want them inventing the drug. >> and michelle, you make an interesting point in that it was quite late in the interview where she actually said to briank, we have poured hundreds of millions of dollars into developing this drug. and it was sort of like, oh, really? because i thought you just sort of bought this company. and suddenly she's saying that they had invested? and that was a point i wish she had mentioned more, that they had costs. >> yeah. they changed some of the way that the needle works apparently and the packaging and stuff like this. but let's go back to amazon. you know, it used to be a book. i'd write it. michelle would publish it. two or three people would ship it to tyler's bookstore. amazon said -- and everybody's taking a cut. amazon said why are we doing that? change the model. pharmaceuticals, and a lot of other things, by the way, seem to be stuck in the pre-amazon days, which is kind of what heather i think was trying to get at with the graphic, which is everyone's taking their cut. in this day and age, why does it seem this industry is barney rubble? >> it's hard to compare anything to amazon, because so few