. >> we have seven children between us. >> right. >> you have seven children. >> between the two of us, we could attest to the fact that you need to ask dad to help and they will. >> a lot of them will. they just need to be lead to water, right? >> and when mom is happy everybody is happy. >> that's right. >> my lips are sealed, i'm pleading the fifth. up next, how does it feel? bob dylan with and one oscar. today, the greatest award of all. >>> coming up all new at 6:00 a cruise ship hits some trouble on the cape. that's not good, the ship that came a little too close to a local bridge. >>> we are following some breaking news tonight. two officers were shot during an exchange of gunfire overnight in boston. we have an update on their conditions and what we have the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two y time a new charter school opens, it drains money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million just last year - according to the state's own data. which means real cuts to our kids - in arts, technology, ap classes, pre-school, bus service and more. that's why qu

barricaded himself so the mother of three had been in an abusive relationship pitches three children between 20-14 years old.d. that meant her date has not been her decision 14 years in prisoni the first and only prices and showed the day is over both canids targeting there running mate caroline shively has more from longwood university of richmond. tim kane not wasting any time and noticeable number of tenths of the 90 minute debate.t here's to heart coming in couldn't quite settled down. they fed back again and again the stencil driven campaign is small potatoes.he however some democrats and say republicans:the clear winner will join of that iron works training center and visit part of a bus tour to line them to theus president barack obama wl be coming to cleveland next friday another talking about al eight minutes just ahead.r a sharp fox not been issued it's's breezy in a little warmer than yesterday.wa we'll talk more about the forecast showing more. fridayf getting reigned on welcome back to fox 8 news inews the morning. they grand old lady wearing purple.e. it is 12 after 5:00 a.m. l

only 80 children between 7 and 15 qualify. >> i was just reading about an 8-year-old from florida who is looking forward to that, as with well. >> what a slacker. >> what were we doing? i can't even nail that as an adult. >> no. the carribean bringing over 140 mile per hour winds and torrential rain! you're looking at a live look in florida where they're also expel have the latest on this already deadly storm... a 5-year-old boy is in the hospital after being beaten! now only on 13 action news...his mother is speaking out about what happened taking a live look outside starting to feel like fall! but will it last? good morning las vegas! i'm ... and i'm xxx.... the time now is ... let's get started with 13 first alert meteorologist karla huelga...she's filling in for greg today... ((ad-lib)) one system moved out and another, weaker one is on the way. most of the energy associated with the weaker system will pass to our north, but it will forecast through friday. expect a highs in the low 80s through thursday, with lots of

the last three years the flu mist offered little if any protection against the there you in children between -- flu in children. >> with the shot the vaccine is 63% effective. adults 18 to 64 have the option of getting smaller needle that only pierces the skin. it should be less painful than the traditional shot. there are new formulations for people 65 and older whose immune systems may not be as responsive as young people's. flu zone high dose is four times normal than the normal vaccine. another type boosts older people's immune systems response. check with your doctor on those. >> when it comes to timing the protection by getting the vaccine as soon as it is available. >> the protective effect of the vaccine may wear off faster in older people. getting the shot in early fall may protect them better during winter when flu season tends to peak. it takes about two weeks to build immunity. consumer reports say most important is to get the flu shot. it should be free and covered under most the standard flu shot. check with your insurance company just to be sure. >> thank you. >>> if you are d

today, 35 children aged between 1 and 5 are cared for by 7 staff. that's a better than average ratio of childminders to children. and it means that each child gets more care and attention. >> translator: this facility can be traced to a group of participaparents who were concerned about their children. as the group developed, they saw a need for a safe, supportive space where dual-income parents could place their kids. that led to this cooperative childcare center. >> in 1994, the center was set up with funding from 25 30-something couples with full-time careers. with most childcare facilities in those days situated in hi high-rise buildings, kids were often stuck inside a small room all day. wanting room for their children to grow, these parents built their own center near seongmisan. >> translator: it's very rare to find green spaces anywhere in seoul. it's amazing that these kids get to play outside. ♪ >> to enter their children here, parents pay an upfront fee followed by monthly payments of $270. the center even has its own catering staff. meals

are less likely to get a u state university studied data from nine-thousand children between the ages of four and 17.overall - 43-percent had gotten the flu vaccine within the past year.but children who had ever been treated by a chiropractor, acupuncturist or massage therapist had lower vaccination rates than those who never used non- conventional healthcare. eczema sufferers could soon get relief from an experimental drug that's been fast-tracked by the f-d-a.two studies showed dupilumab rash, itching and quality of life in 13-hundred patients with moderate to severe eczema. because the injectible medication helps prevent inflammation in the immune system -- it will be tested for other conditions, like asthma and sinusitis. new government study reveals counties with the highest prevalence of smokers are not always within states with a lot of smokers.west virginia and kentucky had the highest rates of current smokers ... but the counties with the most wisconsin... arkansas and the dakotas.utah had the fewest current and former smokers ... while counties with the lowest smoking rates

while children between 2 and 5 should have a 1 hour limit. the suggest children 6 and and "media free" times. the pediatricians also say unplugged time outside is still the best way to go. adlib let's go to chief meteorologist bryan scofield and '13 first alert weather.' by sunday, weather patterns begin to shift and change over the valley. high pressure moves south and pacific northwest. clouds will begin to build throughout sunday with winds slowly increasing to breezy conditions by the afternoon. high temperatures due to clouds and winds will drop back to th low 80s and upper 70s monday. rain chances have finally seen a drastic change within the forecast. during the morning of monday and will slowly drop moving into the afternoon. grabbing the umbrella for the kids off to school or for you going to work would be a good precaution to take. if r thunderstorms are not likely and light to moderate rain will be common starting on the mountains first and then moving into the valley. by tuesday, we will keep a breeze but partly cloudy skies will c

several children between the ages of 10 and 12 witnessed this man exposing himself as he pretended to be on his cell phone. >> the individual ended up doing it a second time. >> reporter: the children didn't report the went home and told their parents who informed administrators today. this mother picking up her kindergartner just found out. >> i'm shaking inside. my teeth were chattering when i was talking to my mother. and we're in this bubble of an dover and it feels safe and there's so many things going on. there's nowhere safe. present at recess on tuesday. the man is in his 20s thin build, wearing gym clothes. he was said to be driving a black or silver honda or a volkswagen wagon. police are looking into whether any surveillance cameras in the area might have captured anything. julie loncich, wbz news. >>> a red sox to take on elizabeth warren. curt schilling intends to run for a massachusetts senate seat. >> his heart is in it but he has to clear one more hurdle before he commits. >> reporter: not surprisingly he has to talk it over with his wife.

for children between two and five consider limiting screen time to one hour per day, when kids enter kindergarten it is a good idea to put together a family media plan. a baby has one tell, a bomb gave birth to a baby girl twice. during an ultrasound doctors found a tumor on the baby's tailbone so doctors perform fetal surgery, they removed 90% of the tumor and then placed the fetus back inside of her mother, she gave birth a second time 12 weeks later via c- section the new board had another surgery to remove the rest of the tumor before going weather. >>> that was pretty intense. that is remarkable. >> i don't think i have ever heard of that before taking the baby out to do the surgery and putting the baby back. interesting. >> the weather is changing all the time, all right, island, you can see how gorgeous it is, beautiful beach day, temperatures in the mid- 80s today, take a look in hillsborough county most of the temperatures in the low to mid 80s, 84 brandon, 83 apollo beach , 83 tampa, let's look across manatee county braided to beach to 78, 82 degrees palmetto, 82 parish. st

'in the last three years, flumist offered little if any protection against the flu in children between the ages of 2 and 17.' by comparison, when children got the shot, the vaccine was 63 percent effective at preventing the flu. option of getting the vaccine with a smaller needle that only pierces the skin, which should be less painful than the traditional shot injected into the muscle. and there are new formulations for people 65 and over to consider whose immune system research shows, may not be as responsive as young peoples. fluzone high dose is four times stronger than the normal vaccine and another type, fluad, boosts older peoples immune system response. check with your doctor on those. 'when it comes to timing the shot, healthy people under the age of 60 or so can by getting the vaccine as soon as it becomes available.' however, the protective effect of the vaccine may wear off faster in older people. so getting the shot a bit later - in early fall - may protect them better during winter, when the flu season tends to peak. in any case, it takes about two weeks to build up immun

two mothers with five young children between them were heading to the park. one mother is pregnant. the stroller she was pushing was in the crosswalk. traffic in both directions was stopped but police say this car being driven by a 32-year-old milford man rear-ended the car in front. forcing that car off the road. watching tv and heard a collision. immediately got up and ran outside. >> junior he rushed -- joe neary rushed across the street. >> the road is fine is lawyers you pay attention. grexit is an active investigation. we will figure out what happened to the bottom and if there need to be charges we wl are not releasing the man's name but the investigation is continuing. ed: right now, a new hampshire teacher is charged with sending dirty pictures of himself to a student. merrimack police say the victim's parents found the pictures of robert todd wiley on their daughter's cellphone. wiley is also accused of trying to get the 16-year-old girl to send him naked pictures of herself. he has resigned from his job at right in front of south shore plaza. this is video sent to us by a

concussions increased by 43 ending in 2015...there was a 71 percent spike in reported concussions for children between the ages of 10 and 19. most of those head injuries were reported during the fall, just as football season kicks off... according to government data ... about half of americans take calcium supplements.but new evidence shows they may be bad shows they may be bad for your heart.researchers at johns hopkins found people who took calcium pills were 22- took calcium pills were 22- percent more likely to develop plaque in coronary arteries those who did not take them. doctors suggest eating calcium-rich foods like greens and foods like greens and breakfast cereals. still ahead this morning: under attack... what happened to a u-s military ship... that caused the pentagon to retaliate. plus... an act of compassion.how a wisconsin officer chose ?not to arrest a teen for shoplifting. what he did shoplifting. what he did instead.. .coming up next. and i approve this message.gold this is wisconsin. and this. and this. and this. full of good people who work hard. why let washington take our jobs a

victims were children between the ages of 3 and 9. new video this morning of a candlelight vigil for the victims of a deadly truck crash in san diego. four people were killed after a pick up truck flew off a bridge over the weekend...landing on a crowd of people. this morning the driver of that truck...a member of the u-s navy...is charged with four counts of vehicluar homicide and d-u-i. police say 24-year-old richard anthony sepolio was under the influence when he lost control of his tru of a crowded motorcycle festival. when first responders got to the scene saturday they found his truck on its side...and the four peple who died--- underneath the vehicle. sot - witness: it almost sounded like a gunfire, and then you see the vehicle come down. butted with sot - witness: there's no other thought but what you see, somebody's got to be dead. police are saying the crash could have been even worse. playing. time now is xxx... :30-:35 everybody hold on to each other a dozen people are being thanked for rescuing a man from a burning car. i

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children especially between one month and one year die unexplainably. say what an autopsy and tests and we don't know why it happens. it is also called crib death. it often happens in sleep at night. these new recommendations came and we're trying to figure out what can we do to prevent this. when it happens, there is nothing you can do. we will make -- we want to do everything we can to prevent this. >> let's get to the safe sleep guidelines. the first one that's a big change is that parent should share a room with their child. why is that?>> it's an association. several studies have come out that have shown that when children are in the same room and this is not the same bed, it is not bed sharing which we do not recommend. when they are in the same room, its associated with a lower risk of sudden infant death syndrome. that is something you can do to lower the risk>> not in the same bed. they recommend the infant be in a crib or bassinet. they need their own sleep space. >> right. when they're in the same bed, that can increase the risk. we don't kno

locally, we've learned 11 children between the ages of 13 and 17 were rescued or recovered in a series of coordinated raids. three kids recovered in wauwatosa, three more in glendale, another in muk in kenosha where a 55-year-old , woman is under arrest for among other things pimping out her own daughters, ages 16 and 17. paula whittaker has a long arrest record over the years. her latest mug shot shows her in the kenosha county jail awaiting charges that could come as early as tomorrow for keeping a house of prostitution and trafficking of a child. >> a very disturbing situation for sure. a younger brother resides in the offender, so basically a bad situation altogether. that's what we try to do, locate those situations and take care of that. >> whittaker is among 23 people arrested in wisconsin alone as part of the sweep and more than 230 arrests nationwide. kenosha police are not commenting on their arrested other than to tell us , there are still some loose ends being tied up before they're ready to send the case to the district attorney for charges. patric the vicitm of sex traffi

police say two mothers and the five young children between them were heading to the park. one mother is pregnant. the stroller she was pushing was in the crosswalk.

police say two mothers and the five young children between them were heading to the park. one mother is pregnant. the stroller she was pushing was in the crosswalk. being driven and rear-ended the car in front. forcing that car off the road. they crashed into the mother. >> i heard a collision while watching tv and immediately got up and ran outside. reporter: joe rushed across the street to help. he says he grew up here and he has seen a lot of accidents here. chris masters, the father of the injured 4-year-old says the problem is not the you pay attention will. >> it is an active investigationful we will figure out what happened here. we'll get to the bottom and if there needs to be charges we will certainly file them. reporter: the good news here is that everyone is expected to be okay. at this point police are not releasing the identity of the milford man, but the investigation is continuing. reporting live, todd kazakiewich, wcvb newscenter both officers are doing much better. they are upgraded to stable condition and i will evans visited both at the hospital and said

took his own life, they say that she had been in a abusive relationship with him, she had three children between 2 >> 490 minutes last night, farmville virginia wass the center of the political univers as the vice presidential candidates to getse out in thei debate and scott mclean has highlights. the debate became more heated mike pence carved out a slightl better performance than his opposition, according toto a cnn poll, 40 percent of those who watched the debate went to mike pence gave a better performance tim kaine compared to 42 percent who thought thatt ti kaine one. >> this is in stark contrast to the running mates debate last week. >> we have a tax code , that is designed to encourage entrepreneurship. entering the question about business. at the same time taught in their ticket strengthening american people.gh a fundamental choice between yo want the president hillary clinton or a fine president wit looking to the next presidential debate sunday in st. louis.lt >> former president bill clinto wellbeing in canton today to campaign for hillary clintonl will join a rally at the ironworks

>> in the last three years the flu mist offered little, if any protection against the flu in children between the ages of two and 17. >> by comparison when children got the shot the vaccine was 63% effective at preventing the flu. adults age 18 to 46 have the option of getting the vaccine with a smaller needle that only pierces the skin which should be less painful than the traditional shot injected into the muscle, and there are new formulations for people 65 and over to consider whose immune system research shows may not be as responsive as young people's. flu zone, high dose, is four times stronger than the normal vaccine and another type, fluad boosts older people immune response and check with your doctor on those. >> when it comes to timing the shot healthy people under the age of 60 or so can benefit from longer protection by getting the vaccine as soon as it becomes available. >> however, the protective effectist vaccine may wear off faster and getting the shoot bit later and early fall may protect them better during the winter when the flu season tends to peak. in any case it takes a

we have four children between us and seven grandchildren. yeah, and now you work with the deaf and the -- i work in the clay county school system. i do k through 12. i help mainstream deaf and hard of hearing students into the regular school population. yeah, and you're still doing voiceovers, huh? yes. do you have a voice specialty here, do you have a voice? i do, would you like to hear it? absolutely. okay. [ british accent ] oh, but mommy, i'm so sorry. i promise i won't shave the cat again. can't i play? well, that's very nice. that's very nice. [ applause ] and i'm kind of partial to anything that involves shaving a cat, too. so nice to have you here, pati. [ normally ] thank you. good luck to you. hi, ed. hi!

'in the last three years, flumist offered little if any protection against the flu in children between the ages of 2 and 17.' by comparison, the shot, the vaccine was 63 percent effective at preventing the flu. adults ages 18 to 64 have the option of getting the vaccine with a smaller needle that only pierces the skin, which should be less painful than the traditional shot injected into the muscle. and there are new formulations for people 65 and over to consider whose immune system research shows, may not be as responsive as young peoples. fluzone high dose is four times stronger than the normal vaccine and another type, fluad, boosts older 'when it comes to timing the shot, healthy people under the age of 60 or so can benefit from longer protection by getting the vaccine as soon as it becomes available.' however, the protective effect of the vaccine may wear off faster in older people. so getting the shot a bit later - in early fall - may protect them better during winter, when the flu season tends to peak. in any case, it takes about two weeks to build up immunity. consumer reports

authorities say three of the victims were children between the ages of 3 and 9. right now-- a manhunt is underway in alaska... for the man who shot a police officer, and then took off. the officer was responding to a shooting call just after midnight on sunday. in the dashcam video you see a man walk up with what appears to be a gun in his hands. police say he shot the officer multiple times and then took his patrol car. he later abandoned it a few blocks the officer sustained serious injuries, and is still recovering in the hospital. overnight a candlelight vigil was held for the victims of a tragic crash in san diego. four people were killed after a pick up truck flew off a bridge over the weekend...landing on a crowd of people. this morning the driver of that truck...a member of the u-s navy...is charged with four counts of vehicluar homicide and d-u-i. police say 24-year-old richard anthony sepolio was under the influence when he lost control of a crowded motorcycle festival. when first responders got to the scene saturday they found his truck on its side...a

'in the last three years, flumist offered little if any protection against the flu in children between the ages of 2 and 17.' by comparison, when children got the effective at preventing the flu. adults ages 18 to 64 have the option of getting the vaccine with a smaller needle that only pierces the skin, which should be less painful than the traditional shot injected into the muscle. and there are new formulations for people 65 and over to consider whose immune system research shows, may not be as responsive as young peoples. fluzone high dose is four times stronger than the normal vaccine and another type, fluad, boosts older peoples immune system response. check with your doctor on those. 'when it comes to timing the shot, healthy people benefit from longer protection by getting the vaccine as soon as it becomes available.' however, the protective effect of the vaccine may wear off faster in older people. so getting the shot a bit later - in early fall - may protect them better during winter, when the flu season tends to peak. in any case, it takes about two weeks to build up immunit

jack and jill is an organization of moms with children between ages 2 and 19. they are dedicated to teaching the children importance of leadership and civic duty. great luncheon yesterday at the college park marriott. good to be with you. congrats to the moms, dads and all of the youngsters. no food, no water and almost no chance of survival. first at 4:00, the incredible story of a woman who beat the odds and the chance encounter that likely saved her life. >>> a local elementary school targeted by vandals. what the school is telling parents and why it's not the first time in recent weeks this has happened in one part of our area. >>> tomorrow morning on news 4 today, make some extra cash for the holidays. >> seasonal jobs. the scoop on who is hiring and when to start locking. >>> plus the warm weather is not done yet. another round is on the way. i'll get you ready, tomoow which means in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. this is

'in the last three years, flumist offered little if any protection against the flu in children between the ages of 2 and 17.' by percent effective at preventing the flu. adults ages 18 to 64 have the option of getting the vaccine with a smaller needle that only pierces the skin, which should be less painful than the traditional shot injected into the muscle. and there are new formulations for people 65 and over to consider whose immune system research shows, may not be as responsive as young peoples. fluzone high dose is four times stronger than the normal vaccine and another type, fluad, boosts older check with your doctor on those. 'when it comes to timing the shot, healthy people under the age of 60 or so can benefit from longer protection by getting the vaccine as soon as it becomes available.' however, the protective effect of the vaccine may wear off faster in older people. so getting the shot a bit later - in early fall - may protect them better during winter, when the flu season tends to peak. in any case, it takes about two weeks to build up immunity. important thing, of cours

. >> it offered little if any protection against the flu in children between the ages of 2 and 17. >> by comparison when kids got a shot the vaccine was 53% effective. adults have the option of getting a smaller needle this year. it will less painful than the traditional shot injected into the muscle. for people 65 an orderly there's new -- older. standards vaccines may not generate as much immunity in younger adults. flu add has an immune system booster. >> when it comes to timing the shot, under the age of 60, can benefit from longer protection to get the vaccine as soon as as it becomes available. for seniors it's best to get the vaccine now as well. it gives the best protection when flu season peaks. keep in mind it takes two weeks to build up impunity. most of the vac -- i am -- we have a link to the schedules at 6abc.com/health check. ali gorman channel 6 "action news." your time 7:53. coming up next, meteorologist chris sowers will take a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. stay with us, we're coming right back. does pat toomey speak for you? i also want

police say they found 4 children between the ages of 2 and 15 in the apartment with the drugs. they arrested 2 people. both men are facing several chag heroin and cocaine in a school zone. >>> one killing 2 brothers from taunton back in 2008 is due in court today. the 2 were found shot inside a home. a grand jury found there was enough evidence to charge both suspects with murder. a 26-year old is due in court today, a 28-year old will be in court at a later date. >>> a state trooper is recovering after being hit by a motorcyclist after the patriots game let out. we're live this morning with the latest. >> reporter: police say as soon as that motorcyclist is well enough he will face charges. this is the motorcycle state police say hit a trooper who was helping direct traffic after the patriots game at gillette stadium. >> there was an ambulance that showed up and you could see on the other side there was an officer down, and apparently he got struck boot motorcycle. >> reporter: police tried to stop the motorcycle operator rodriguez near the main entrance of the gillette stadiu

so we're actually serve children between five years old and 18 years old. we're very proud of way they perform inside schools. and because of the event we're able to have different programs to insure success within reach for them. specifically for many of our teenagers we found last year that the high school graduates all high school senior graduated from high school with plan for future with military service, a trade school or college preparedness or college entrance. and we also found over 90 percent progress to next grade level. which big deal. i think we take things for granted appear reaccomplishment to have it finished carnival. saturday night, yes. 6:30. yes. dress for the occasion. >> vintage cocktail. vintage cocktail. you have to love that. thank you both for being here so much we wish you luck. we hope the weather holds out tracy and freddie. we wish you all the aboutt. thank you. >> all right. we'll get over to to you charley belcher to look what you're up to hang hanking out with gramaticas. yes indeed in hillsborough family foundation darin he

do they really want a nasty scene at the charity for children between the two candidates. who knows what donald trump might say after being ribbed with good humor or if hillary clinton wants to provoke him, maybe not such good humor. it could be uglier than the debate. >> how do you think about sort of her strategy going into this debate. last debate was like, he shows up with the women who have accused bill clinton and there's no handshake in the beginning and the whole thing had a very dark almost traumatic vibe around it. >> right. >> how do you see her sort of forging through this debate on wednesday? >> i think it was as you say really uncomfortable to watch. not just if you're a woman, but for anyone watching the last debate. hopefully this will be a little less terrifying. the bar was pretty low. he had to not appear to be a predator after the tape came out before even now we have nine women, eight women who are saying he is in fact a predator and he lurked behind hillary clinton. we have all these shots that made anyone watching uncomfortable. this time around, i'm

'in the last three years, flumist offered little if any protection against the flu in children between the ages of 2 and 17.' by shot, the vaccine was 63 percent effective at preventing the flu. adults ages 18 to 64 have the option of getting the vaccine with a smaller needle that only pierces the skin, which should be less painful than the traditional shot injected into the muscle. and there are new formulations for people 65 and over to consider whose immune system research shows, may not be as responsive as young peoples. stronger than the normal vaccine and another type, fluad, boosts older peoples immune system response. check with your doctor on those. 'when it comes to timing the shot, healthy people under the age of 60 or so can benefit from longer protection by getting the vaccine as soon as it becomes available.' however, the protective effect of the vaccine may wear off faster in older people. so getting the shot a bit later - in early fall - may protect tends to peak. in any case, it takes about two weeks to build up immunity. consumer reports says the most important thing,

only 80 children between 7 and 15 qualify. >> i was just reading about an 8-year-old from florida who is looking forward to that, as with well. >> what a slacker. >> what were we doing? i can't even nail that as an adult. >>> making news in america this morning, breaking overnight, hurricane matthew tearing through the caribbean with life-threatening rain, wind and storm surge. thousands of people bracing for the most powerful storm in almost a decade. we're tracking the latest path. >>> donald trump is trying to capitalize on the story that he may not have paid federal taxes for years as hillary clinton tears into trump's business skills. >>> and the vice presidential candidates are set to face off in their first debate. we're live with the details. >>> and new this morning, a major police bust involving an organized crime ring. an alleged shoplifting gang of thieves hitting several american cities over the years. >>> and a truck used in a smash and grab plows through a storefront, and the thief gets

. >>> two mothers, with five children between them, were crossing the street, heading to the park, when a car plowed let them cross. hitting one of the mothers, who& was pushing two of the toddlers? including 4-year-old chase masters. >> five kids under the age of five and two moms crossing a street, when i got the call, it was horrible. >> the reporter: and terrifying for neighbor henry seagull. he heard the crash inside his house, and rushed outside to help. >> the sound of the crash and for a while. >> the reporter: i just got a text from chris master, chase's dad, saying all three are doing well, they should be released from the hospital some time tonight. police are not releasing the names of the drivers, no charges have been filed. live tonight in hopkinton, chris flanagan, fox 25 news. >> blair: still no arrest tonight in a deadly shooting in lawrence. the d.a.'s office tells us someone shot george luis viciano in an alley street. he was blown to beth israel hospital, but did not survive. >> vanessa: let's turn to the weather. we're getting a little summer break from fall. the te

only 80 children between 7 and 15 make it. >> an 8-year-old from florida who is looking forward to that >> what were we doing? >>> thi >>> this morning on "world news now," matthew on the move, the monster storm with a direct hit on haiti before marching northward. forecasters now have it coming close to florida in the coming days. preparations in the sunshine state are underway. >>> donald trump' the republican nominee says he's used the nation's tax laws brilliantly for his own benefit, but a new national poll has hillary clinton edging out to a bigger lead. all that as the running mates face off tonight. >>> the case of a father accused of killing his own son by leaving him in a hot car. prosecutors are letting out their case, accusing the man of leading a double life. his defense has its say as well. we'll give you the details strange trip of a painting that's worth much more than originally thought. that's ahead in "the mix" on this tuesday, october 4th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> we do say good morning to you, everyone, on this tuesday. i'm kendis gibson. >>

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and apa for being a fantastic master tenant and thinking about services for seniors and children and everyone between. [applause] and i like to thank my colleague mu aria sue from department of children and families because i think we will have a great partnership. i just quickly want to say we started serveish meals self help started service meals september one and we are serving generally speaking 80 meals a day here. today i think we had more like 150 but that may be because we have celebrities here today. in addition to the meals we have activities here offered by both apacc and self help for the elderly and those include things like, karaoke and dancing and exercise classes. but in addition to that, department of aging and adult services have just put out a informal bid for more services and so we are looking for organization to apply to us so they can provide more services in this building because as mayor lee said, we want the building to be used from morning to night. sqump and i just want to reiterate what supervisor cohen and mayor lee said, this building is everyone. visitation valley has

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