we then went and saw casey. whenever you're in a death penalty case, you must, under your professional obligations, one, convey the plea to your client and, two, pursue a resolution. so it's not a situation where we felt in any way that she was guilty or she was going to lose the case. it was really more of us exercising our professional responsibility. behind the defense table there's a door where she comes in and out of and right behind that door is a small little holding cell and we're all tightly squeezed in this room and we start talking to her and we say, listen, we have been offered a plea to count three and casey was, no, stop right there. i'm not interested. i said, casey, you have to hear me out. i have to tell you what the offer is and you must consider it. we then told her what the offer was. she said, okay, i've considered it. the answer is no. and she said, listen, i'm innocent. i'm not going to plead guilty to something i didn't do and that is the end of it. to this day, when i think back about th

casey's nickelodeon. casey's attracted hard locals with bikini contests, ladies nights and hours until dawn. >> butch was a charming womanizer. girls loved him. butch casey lives in miramar city limits. and the miramar police department, once they were notified that his car was found, they sought to locate him. a quick knock on the door, no response, no answer. >> the miramar policeman left his card in the door, unaware of the gruesome scene that lay just inside. the same sunday that butch casey's charred mercedes was found in the everglades, police were notified by the families of two aspiring models, shannon anderson and marie rogers, that both women were missing. >> i remember it was june 26th. it was a sunday. my mom called, said she hadn't spoken to sharon. and i thought, well, she's 25. she liked to go out and have a good time. but i could hear my mother's voice that something was not right. >> police discovered the two women had been at casey's nickelodeon the previous night. >> they were there up

they live next door to casey.t 7:00 in the morning they heard two male voices outside their window. the wife saw a white car with a stocky male outside it. the first time we'd ever heard of them. >> a witness says that they see a white toyota outside the house with a stocky male getting into the white toyota. alberto rincon owns a white toyota and is a stocky male. so if it was alberto rincon in the toyota, he's now at the scene, and if he's at the scene, he could be one of the intruders. >> when rincon was arrested in dade county, police had also found evidence that seemed to link him to butch casey's house. >> the footprints at the crime scene were never, ever tied to seth. but that home invasion robbery that happened in dade county. when rincon gets arrested, he is wearing sneakers that match the foot prints that are found at the crime scene. >> there was certainly enough evidence to portray rincon as a suspect, especially since he's wearing the shoes, he has a vehicle that's the same color that's seen outside

, it doesn't happen often, but it does happen 39 it happened this month at more than a half dozen caseys general stores. an employee found a credit card skimmer during a routine pump check. an inspection of all 19-hundred caseys locations turned up more devices--- at six locations in nebraska and one in davenport. the company says someone broke into the machines and placed the skimmers inside.. meaning consumers would have no idea. geoff 11:51:38 by and larger their goal is to make this as seamless a possible- and something you dont notice 42 as of tonight, casey's says there are no reports that any credit card information was stolen. but it recommends customers keep a close eye on their accounts. just one of the things greenwood says we all should do. geoff 11:52:57 if you use a credit card, you have protected yourself the best you can in the case of a skimmer jason 13:27:42 i choose my credit card because entering my pin number, i feel gives them access to my bank account - versus as a credit card, it only gives them to the credit side 51 carrie 13:33:38 i've had a credit card for year

stacey: so far, casey's says there have been no reports of fraudulent credit card activity. we do have a link on kcci.com on how to report any suspected theft. kevin: the polk county sheriff's office and midamerican energy warning of a scam that targeting small business owners and some individual homeowners. the sheriff's departments says someone calls the small business claiming to be with midamerican the caller id even comes up as , midamerican energy. then the caller says the business owner is past due on the utility bill and that the business must pay through credit card or pre-paid debit card. midamerican energy says if you get one of those calls hang up. make a note of this number, 1-888-427-5632, to check on the status of your account. stacey: midamerican energy unveiling its new green fleet of trucks. these new trucks allow crews to use the equipment without keeping the engine running. that includes work lights along with boom arm and bucket. that lets the crews shut off the engines while they work, and still use all the equipment on board. and result, they can -- en

mary: they say casey loved the arts, and music. she had a passion for living. >> she was fun-loving and determined and loved to play. >> she's always the first one to jump in the lake, jump in the mary: casey's teammates are shocked, devastate. they had just gathered to start practice last friday, when casey collapsed from a brain hemorrhage, dying at the hospital. >> it was sudden, unexpected, inexplicable and incredibly tragedy. mary: on the practice field a very personal memorial continues to grow. friends and classmates leaving rubber ducks, one of her favorite thing. tonight her parents take comfort in that photo, knowing she loved her life to the very end. grief counselors will be here at the school tomorrow. a funeral mass is planned for thursday in wellesley. ed: breaking news right now, two firefighters killed battling this building fire. a portion of the building collapsed as firefighters were battling the flames. were hurt by fall degree brie, two dying at the hospital from their injuries. crews are still fighting the fl

pure casey, pure joy. she was pure joy. and the thing about that picture is that it was taken half an hour before she collapsed and for me it acts as a source of comfort because i knew that she was happy, she was with the people that she loved, her team. reporter: tomorrow will be counseling day, if you well, here at noble and greenough school for any student who needs it. young casey was from wellesley her wake is going to be held on wednesday. her funeral mass on thursday. news. >> so hard to handle there jim thank you so much. a new hampshire woman who has been missing for weeks has been found dead inside her own home. sue hutchison's body found in a in a closet. hutchison's family called police last night to report a strange to do so detectives searched the home again. they believe her roommate stephen andrade killed her and then hid the body. he by the way killed himself in a motel in tewksbury last week. >>> emergency crews had to work for hours to rescue a truck driver who was trapped in a crash. th

elizabeth: casey's says there haveeen no reports of fraudulent credit card activity. we have a link on kcci.com on how to report suspected thefts. eric: the future for these do you think when you are president you'll be paid as much as if you were a man-male... this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples where that doesn't happen. i'm going to do everything i can to make sure every woman in every job gets paid the same... ...as the men who are doing that job. i'm hillary clinton metinka: a frosty start so grab the warmer coats. this is the coldest morning so far in the metro area. we are starting out with a clear sky. sunshine for at least part of moving back in here this afternoon. temps will be where they should be. 56 for the high today. the could be sprinkles or a late day shower across the western part of the state. saturday, a few early morning showers followed by a great halloween day with highs closer to 60 degrees. 70. temperatures next week stay close to 70, even low to mid 70's by the middle part of the week.

it's casey dunn at field hockey practice full of life. but just 30 minutes later, 16- year-old vibrant fun loving casey went down in front of her up. could be done. it was a massive brain plead and there wasn't much anybody could do. >> casey's massive death. >> i keep on keeping she's going to come bounding through the back door but i know that's not going to happen. >> casey was a junior and her family said they were unaware of any medical conditions. >> it was probably something she was born with but we never knew about it. fortunately it was quick and she didn't suffer too much. >> and now everyone is left at young woman is dead. growing on the field, her favorite. >> she was a compassionate warm young woman who had a future that was taken away from her too soon, and she will be missed deeply. >> grief counselors will be at the school tomorrow to speak with students and staff. her funeral is scheduled for thursday. >>> kate, thank you. tonight we know a new hampshire woman that was missing for weeks was a murder week. police found her

that's pure casey. what it does for me gives me a source of comfort to know she was happy and she died mercifully quick with -- in a place she low doing the sport she love with people she loving. her parent shared memory of their daughter one of five we had this thing that we were magical moment and the water turned pink or orange and she would always ask will this be a pinch water night. where she was a junior flags fly at half-staff loving messages from friend sit on the field. >> her death was sudden and unexpected. her famy is offering this advice to others. relish every moment if your children and family. >>> casey's coach said she told the teammates she didn't feel well just before she collapsed. they didn't know of any preexisting medical conditions. jennifer eagon 7news "today in new england." right now we have breaking newses. pilgrim nuclear power station set to close by 2019. they reduced revenue and increased operational cost. it was just last month a federal safety rating making it one of t

>> correct. >> reporter: except, of course, casey didn't discover the body. so said the state, about 1:00 a.m., mark had to make the 911 call himself. when detectives listened to the call, they heard what sounded to them like an incriminating mistake. >> 911. your emergency? >> i've got -- my wife -- blood everywhere. >> reporter: what did he say? "i killed my wife," the state claims. then a sound they say is a well-known barnyard expletive -- >> i've got the to -- i killed my wife -- blood everywhere. >> reporter: an unintended confession caught on tape, or so said the prosecution. he got it all together and all planned and then blew it on the 911 call? >> i believe so. i'm sure if you just killed your wife, you'd be pretty stressed on the inside which would make things come out that you didn't mean to come out. >> reporter: to the defense, it was quite simply bunk. >> i've listened to it -- i don't know -- 100 times now. i don't hear that. >> reporter: defense attorney ron powell told the jury mark found his wife just after someone attacked her and told 911

a half hour later she collapsed. >> it totally embodies casey, that's pure casey and what it does for me, having to say goodbye, gives me comfort knowing she was that happy and she died mercifully quick in a place they loved, doing the sport she loved with people that she loved. >> casey's parents say she died of a brain hemorrhage. delivered. her parents shared memories of their daughter, one of five children. >> we have magical moments when the sunset is right and the water turns pink or orange and she would ask, dad, is this going to be a pink water night? and she would hit the paddle board and out she would go. >> where casey was a junior, flags fly at half staff. messages from friends on the field. her death sudden and unexpected. her family offers this advice. >> relish every moment with your children and your family. >> reporter: counselors will we're live in dedham this morning, jennifer eagan, "7 news today in new england." >> christa: thank you. meantime today a brookline firefighter off the job accused of attacking a man outside of a restaurant allegedly upset over how the

reporter: this is the worst kind of tragedy and i did speak noble and said casey was in line and had just looked back to her teammates, said my head hurts, and went down. tragedy on the field. collapsed. it was that simple. >> 16-year-old casey dunn collapses during field hockey practice, school friday. suffering suddenly, from a massive brain bleed. >> she was literally drill after just hanging out with some friends before practice began. about a half-hour before the freak medical event by a teammate, head master robert henderson tells me everyone on the field acted quickly, but nothing could be done to save casey and i'm told, she had no preexisting medical conditions. >> people responded, their coaches took the other players a distance away, athletic trainers appeared, coaches took care of her i. i'm very happy that she went out in such a happy place, surrounded by people she loved in a place she loved doing something that she did love. >> stunned but determined, mike and alexander dunn trying to remember their little sister casey as she lived. sandra, a field hockey player hersel

earlier this week we told you about the card skimmers that were discovered at several casey's convinience storesand now we are learning more about the type of skimmers used. porter jason rantala explains. 3 (**take pkg**)officials with casey's general stores say 7 of their locations in iowa and nebraska, including this one in omaha, have fallen victim to skimming devices. criminals install the devices in gas pump card readers, while the skimmers copy data from your card to a duplicated version. the reason these devices are so hard to find -- it can be difficult if not impossible to detect a skimmer. jason r: is the crooks can break right into a pump and install the device inside, ashey did at the casey's locations. the gas pump skimmers, the consumer will never see them. ason r: secret service agent john gutsmiedl says criminals wiwi open a gas pump and plug in a skimmer like this one, which then records card numbers. it onlyakes about 10 or 15 seconds for them to actually place this device on and close the door back up. jason r: greenwood says there are a few ways to protect yourself, li

from mlb network, baseball analysts kevin millar and sean casey.the walking dead" creator-writer robert kirkman. featuring the 8g band. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] very happy to hear. let's get to the news. house republicans announced a sudden postponement to a vote to elect john boehner's replacement after speakership front-runner kevin mccarthy declared himself unfit for the job. though i think he just got scared of how difficult that job must be when he found out that john boehner is only 31 years-old. [ laughter ] despite claiming last week that he would have rushed the oregon shooter to save lives, dr. ben carson yesterday recounted how he was once held up at gunpoint in a popeye's chicken and told the gunman, "i believe you want the guy behind the counter." [ laughter ] so we know at least one guy who's definitely not voting for ben carson. [ laughter ] why would you tel

casey's personality and her story is being shared through her friends. fox 25's crystal haynes shines a light on a life that was lost too soon. >> friends and family just trying to remember this young vibrant athlete's life tonight and it's so difficult to understand something like this, the head master telling me that casey was in line for drills, she looked behind her to to her teammates, said my head hurts and went down. a freak event. >> she was literally standing in line for a drill. >> 16-year-old casey dunn collapses during field hockey practice at noble and greeno school friday, suffering suddenly from a massive brain bleed. >> she just collapsed. it was that simple. >> this picture taken about a half-hour before the freak medical event by a teammate, head master robert henderson tells never 1 on the field acted quickly, but nothing could be done to save casey. and i'm told she had no preexisting medical conditions. >> she was just the best sister that anyone could ever ask for. >> stunned but determined, mike and sandra dunn trying to remember t

it totally embodies casey. pure joy, pure casey. what does for me as her mother and having to say good-bye. givers me a source of comfort to know she was that happy, and she died merciful quick with in place she loved doing the sport she loved with people she loved. that love evident it field hock facility noble where dunn was junior. casey's friends placing rubber duckies a favorite of her on field with a many with loving messages cool lower flagged half staff loved ones had flowers deliveried to family home her parents sharing mem memory and pictures of teenage daughter. like this one of her paddle boarding on the lake. we have this thing where a magical moments when sunset is right. and water turns pink or orange. and she'll she would always ask dad is this going to ping water night. she had hit paddle board and out she'd go. now her family offering this advice to others. relish every moment with your child and your family. >> the family says she was one of a 5 children. and they also say she didn't have any known health problems

casey's officials say all fuel pumps at all 1900 stores, have been inspected. iowa's system for licensing people who want to do african-style hair braiding is burdensome and expensive, according to a lawsuit filed on behalf of 2 des moines women who say their constitutional rights are being violated. the women say the iowa board of cosmetology requires 2100 hours of training to secure a license and that it can cost as much as $22,000. stacey: water rates are on the rise. starting in april, des moines water works customers will see a 10% increase in their water rates. water works ceo bill stowe says rate increases are in line with national trends. stowe says with water use decreasing due to more efficient appliances and conservation efforts, and an aging infrastructure in need of repair, there is no choice but to raise rates. >> they are using less and spending more, that is realistic because we have a lot of fixed costs in this business, very capital intensive. we have plants we have underground pipes, we have water towers. we have to feed that process. stacey:

casey's wake and funeral are scheduled for wednesday and thursday. reporting in dedham, crystal haynes, fox 25 news. >>> two hikers from lowell are safe tonight after being stuck on mount washington. 26-year-old hiked up mount washington on scund with a friend when they tried to take the railway down it was soldout so the pair started hiking back down. woo injured his ankle and could no longer walk. >>> boston mayor marty walsh hoping to keep the peace during a lawsuit with wynn casinos. the mayor tells the herald that he hopes wynn doesn't take it personally. walsh is suing the gaming commission. >>> she was born with what doctors thought was an inoperable brain tumor. >> planned her funeral the doctors prepared us for every scenario but they never prepared us that she would live. so basically it's kind of like she's been born again. >> how local doctors gave that baby girl a second chance at life. >>> democrats are getting ready for their first presidential debate tomorrow. up next what president obama is saying about vice enter the race. >>> democ

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report that's justin huff talking about casey and connor. they couldn't be more different in stature. casey is six four, 230 pounds. connor just five five, 160. but they both play like giants, on the field. goffstown improved to 6 had-0 with saturday's win over previously unbeaten bed information. >> it was awesome. we have like 4,000 people at our game. i think we got lucky to be honest, we didn't play to our best potential and we have to work harder. reporter: the two captains touchdown this is season, a season that now has the grizzlies tagged as the top team in the state. >> we just got positive last year, so it's a different feeling, but it's fun. >> it's a lot of fun definitely, just feels good to know that all the work we put in during the off season and the weight room, pays off. reporter: connor won a lacrosse championship and is a defending division two wrestling champ. casey plays basketball and vel ball but has never won a title of any kind at goffstown. for both a football championship would mean the world, but they're not there

. >> libby casey for us on capitol hill.ibby thank you very much. >>> and the republican presidential candidates are out campaigning once again this morning after clashing in another debate last night. michael shure has our story. >> reporter: in a g.o.p. debate here in boulder colorado billed by host cnbc as your money, your vote. the headlines were about jeb bush and marco rubio. >> jeb i don't remember -- i don't remember you ever complaining about john mccain's vote record. the only reason you are doing it now is because we're running for the same position and someone has convinced you that attacking me will help you. i will continue to have tremendous admiration for governor bush. i'm not running against bush. i'm running for president. >> reporter: some thinking he picked the wrong fight and he should have gone after dr. ben carson who was left untested last night. donald trump was not as much of a factor, talking his way out of his past bankruptcies. when i talked to them afterwards each thought they won the debate. >

credit card skimming devices have been found at six caseys stores in nebraska and one in iowa. the convenience store chain says a routine examination of its fuel pumps earlier this month led to the discovery. none of those stores are in the immediate tri - state region. the company has launched an e examination of its nearly 19 - hundred stores in 14 states. casey's says it's unclear if any credit card information has been compromised, but it encourages customers to monitor their 3 sioux city police have released some surveillance video of a person they are looking to identify. that person is wanted in connection with an ongoing investigation into the spread of counterfeit currency in sioux city.anyone with information on the person in this video is asked to call crime stoppers at 258- tips. 3 <

jessica bawers, casey and mary are with me. when you saw the new goals, and saw how many were to do with the land, water, nature of the development. what is that, to you, a good and important addition. >> absolutely. one of the nice things about sustainable development goals is that civil society and problems is building out the goals and commitments, accessing something in control to land and resources and good stewardship of hem. it has been for developing governments to feel that they need to make deals with big agribusiness to consolidate a lot of land. that model is the way to find development and food security. >> corporations are not feeding the world. those in sub-saharan africa are feeding 80% of their countries, if we think about how to implement the goals, that give women right to access and control the land, and natural resources that invest in women's small-holder farmers, that can build out sustainable systems, so we are greening our planet. discussing emissions, that can be mutually ebbing anies it opportunity. >

lackland and casey -- this is a picture of the ford foundation meeting. they got a huge amount of money in the early 1950's. the guy with the funny haircut was very liberal. he was an interesting guy. when lockman saw the magazine as a showcase for modernism is that rtwohetisized, the when ito conflict denigrated our middle class culture. incensed. when lockman refused, casey said they print something else. and they did. let's think about this. a magazine run by an avant-garde publisher showing -- runs an article i peter. modernism was not what it used to be. modernism had made its pease . --vy and of the 1950's soviet culture has little appeal. of york was the center artistic culture. modernist styles had become literature, art, and decorative home products. wonlutionary modernism its part. in the journey, it may have helped the united states win the cold war. thank you. [applause] greg: i can take any questions. [indiscernible] greg: that was a really good questions. france was a real target here read they had the most influential intellectuals. moderni

that's an issue. >> casey, what about this rejection by women angle to it. ? indeed the author of these postings, he references the santa barbara shooting by elliott roger. >> people remember recently was a young man posted a manifesto. >> his youtube postings were -- they were so exaggerated you thought they were a joke but they were very sincere. he felt like the women were to blame for all of his failures and when people start scapegoating and have an exaggerated sense of blaming everyone else for their problems and failures it can actually just -- decompensation is too soft a word. it gets blown out of proportion and when they get reinforcement because they're online with other people who go "yeah, you should do something about that," that's where they get inspired as harry says. >> and as we try to find out more on motive in terms of do we have any sense -- i don't know how far this goes to the reporting here but whether he was an actual student, why he chose this location, why he chose those classrooms, do we know that information at this point? >> and t

okay, casey. i feel like we've been through a lot together. >> we have. >> reporter: how would you grade me? >> a c. actually, no. i'll give you a b only because you freaked out a lot, but that's normal for your first time. a b is fine. >> reporter: i'll take a b. that's what i've been averaging so far. at work on staten island, jennifer lahmers, fox 5 news. steve: i don't know. looking at that, i think she was right to freak out with the flying fish biting her in the face. "empire". dari: and here's ernie anastos with a look at what's coming up at 6:00. >> thank you very much. coming up tonight, we have the latest on a nationwide crackdown on human trafficking that saves kids right here in our area. we're going to tell you all about it. also coming up next, one woman's story of beating ovarian cancer and what she's doing now to stay cancer free. she's here tonight with her daughter to tell us her story. it's all new and just for you ah, yes! you can't stop it! aww...your mom liked my post. you're

judgment casey might be an a better place -- judge mukasey might be in a better place.hat may well be the nature but i will tell you that the men and women i have spoke to that i see , whether the dia or the cia they are some of the finest americans and truest patriots that i have encountered since my time in the united states army. it gives me great confidence that at the level where the rubber meets the road, we have great people trying to get the information to keep us safe. >> i agree 100%. i'm not in a better position to give a grade. i don't believe in that kind. i think they do the best they can under the circumstances. the circumstances under which they function are externally difficult, especially when their successes are things you don't read about. you read about their failures and it's true. under those circumstances my hat is off to them. >> both of you make reference to iran one way or another in your responses. the joint comprehensive plan of action that was reached this summer in geneva between the lead most will observers duly 28 $150 billion windfall f

casey's stolen monet. you think sam osgood is his mother's accomplice. he's theheeason that the people for whom she worord never reported anything missing. sam osgood covered it up. except with billings, where it looks like his mom was flying solo. and that's the change in doris' m.o. -- she stopped working with her son! ne of which proves m mder. chief, i got doris osgood in interview 1. oh, thank you so much, detective. whoa. what is she doing here? we're hoping that, with a little encouragement, mrs. osgood might confess again. what -- what kind of encour-- wow. morning, fellas. chief johnson. there's the george that i remember. and there's the louie i miss. uh, detective gabriel, if you wouldn't mind, let's get ready to b bng mr. osgood into the electronics room, please. what exactly makes this different from taking the stand, detective_ i'm not perjuring myself in the interview room, chief. it's just a little undercover work. uh-huh, and what makes you think that... george can n t your confefeion? let's call it women's intuition. [ provenza laughs ]

casey's says there are no reports of any stolen information. because the skimmers were placed inside the card reader at the pump, customers wouldn't be able to see them. 11:57:05 - get rid of all your credit cards, get rid of your debit cards- just use cash. that's not what we're saying. we're saying there are some ways that you can better protect yourself and at least stay on top in case something does happen 18 the attorney generals consumer protection division recommends paying with cash when you can, always using your credit card or the credit option on your debit card, and closely monitoring your statements. a type of hairstyle... is now the focal point of a new lawsuit. aicheria bell and achan agit filed the civil suit against the cosmetology board yesterday. they both want to own african - style braiding businesses in des moines but the state requires them to have a cosmetology license to do so. attorneys say stylists need more from an iowa school -- which would cost thousands of dollars. however, the women say cosmetology school doesn't

. >> joining us now are casey hunt, an msnbc political correspondent, and jordan reardon.o days off, no holidays, even when you are testifying to congress. for hillary clinton and her presidential campaign, today could be a help or hurt her or could have meant nothing, so what was it? >> i think it was helpful. clintons are helpful in their enemies. so when you have obvious overreach and obvious partisan politicized hearings, and it was primetime, it really elevates hillary clinton, and it allowed her to sit there and look like a president. >> casey hunt, what is the republican reaction in washington? is it easy to find republicans to tell you why this was great for them? >> lawrence, it has been pretty difficult throughout the course of the day, which tells you more than anything what democrats will say or already are saying as a presidential performance for her, and it did elevate her as joy was saying, and i am having trouble having people who are saying this helped my guy, who is returning against hillary clinton. i wouldn't go say it's radio silence, and donald trump,

themed field hockey practice this dedham on friday. >>> it totally embodies casey. that is pure joy, that's pure casey and what it does for me as her mother and having to say good-bye, gives me a source of comfort to know she was that happy and she died mercifully quick in a place she loved doing the sport that she loved with people that she loved. >>> she later died at children children's hospital. the head of school rushed to the field when he was notified of a 911 call. he said the 16 yearly was lining up for the first drill of the practice when she was stricken . >>> she said it a friend she essentially didn't feel well and she collapsed and after that people immediately sought to get her help . >> reporter: flags are at half staff and students will get counseling when they return to noble tomorrow. flowers arrived at case owe's

pure casey. and what it does for me as her mother and having to say good-bye, gives me a source of comfort to know that she was mercifully quick. in a place that she loved. doing the sport she loved with. people that she loved. >> reporter: casey's parents say she died of a brain hemorrhage. loved ones had flowers delivered to the family home in wellesley. her parents shared memory of their daughter. one of five children. >> we have this thing that... some magical moments. >> reporter: flags fly at half-staff at the school. loving messages from friends sit on the field. her death was sudden and unexpected. her family is offering this advice to others. >> relish every moment with your children and your family. >> reporter: the coach says she told a teammate she didn't feel well just before she collapsed. her parents didn't know of any preexisting medical condition. >> jadiann: a public meeting will be held today for a brookline middle school teacher who was fired for swearing. larry chen's student

okay, casey. so i feel like we've been through a lot together. >> yes, we have. [laughter] >> how would you grade me? >> a c. >> a c? actually, no, not a c. i'll give you a b only because you freaked out a lot, but that's normal for your first time. >> i'll take a b. that's what i've been averaging so far. [laughter] at work on staten island, jennifer lahmers, fox 5 news. >> you ever have down time at work to check facebook or instagram? some employers think the workweek is too long. why they want to cut hours to increase your productivity. but first, a message from lou he oweny. >> new york city is going to pot. literally and figuratively. since the day mayor bill de blasio forced his police commissioner to hold up this bag of fake dope, new yorkers have taken it as an invitation to light up whenever and wherever they like. just this week, commissioner bratton stumble on a young schoolgirl happily puffing away. >> all of a sudden, there it is, that smell. and i said, what the hell? it's 8:30 on wall street. i had one of my officers, and we're walking along, and

here's local five's digital news editor lucas casey. lucas trump is used to playing the leading man, so watch for how he responds to sharing center- stage with ben carson who's now leading in several iowa/national polls. watch for trump to jump on every opportunity to steal the spotlight and make headlines. number 2, then.can ben carson hold the floor as a leader in the polls? carson has received a lot of criticism for being soft- spoken and low- energy, as a leader in numerous polls, carson will receive a lot of talk time and a lot of attention from other candidates. watch for how he'll respond. number 3: fiorina is a debate boss, carly fiorina had a strong performance in the most recent gop debate and it carried her campaign briefly after. more recently she's slumped in the polling, can she replicate her previous performance a second time? watch for the former business leader to feel at home considering the debate's subject matter. which brings me to number 4, the debate's subject matter. as the old 1992 clinton campaign anthem goes.

dunn of belly 16-year-old casey dunn of 16-year-old casey dunn 16-year-old casey dunn wellesley collapsed and died. dunn suffered a massive brain bleed and she had no pre-existing medical conditions pre-existing medical conditions. her brother said a picture of her sister waving the american flag moments before she collapsed showed she died doing something she loved. >> i am very happy that she went out in such a happy place surrounded by people she loved in a place she loved doing something that she did love. >>sara: services for casey dunn will be held tomorrow and thursday. >>> this morning, two lowell men rescued on a new hampshire mountain could face a hefty bill. the men hiked up to see the fall leaves. they tried to take the railway back down and it was sold out and they started hiking down and one man twisted his ankle. took conservation officers nearly three hours to get him down. rescue officials say the ill rescue officials say the ill-prepared leaf peeper should be fined $1500. two people on the boat were already in the life raft when help arrived. no word on the cause of that

casey's doesn't yet know if any credit card information was stolen. meteorologist joe winters joins us now. joe, high school football playoff action begins tonight, but the weather's cooperating. the cold winds of fall invaded the state during the day staying with us through thursday. west-northwest winds are expected to push lows tonight into the 30s as highs stay in the 40s tomorrow. overnight some drizzle and, yes, snow flurries may mix into the air, especially across the north. sunshine with 50s make a return visit friday. trick or treaters may have to dodge a few lingering showers on halloween. tonight: drizzle/flurri es low: 33-39 winds: w 15-25tomorrow: m/cloudy, patchy drizzle high: 46-52 winds: nw 15-25 on monday, clayton county's board of supervisors questioned county auditor dennis freitag about concerns over being behind in his work. he'sbeen working from home, caring for his sick wife for months. linn county auditor joel miller attended that hearing. t-v nine's brady smith sat down with miller this afternoon. brady, what was his reaction

criminals are using skimmers at casey's general stores. the closest one is davenport... but beware. caseys says it found one of the skimming devices at fuel pumps in nebraska, and then launched a company-wide search of all pumps and found more devices. here's a list of some of those locations that were involved. it's unclear if any credit card but customers who used cards at the locations earlier this month should look over their accounts. jack the man accused of shooting two teenagers outside of an ankeny mcdonalds over the weekend says he has post- traumatic stress disorder from serving in the army. gabriel coco of des moines allegedly shot two 18-year-old employees outside the restaurant , and it was over pickles. justin phongsavanh and nicholas culver were shot, and phongsavanh remains in stable but critical condition in the hospital. coco's attorney, says coco has a brain injury from.... an i-e-d explosion when he fought in iraq, but he wouldn't comment on how that injury plays into the shooting. coco's next arraignment is december 4th. jack: some students and parents aren't ha