. >> more women side on senator edward kennedy's car and never died in a gas chamber in auschwitz. i >> it is my pleasure to introduce deborah. >> whatever the reason the to. >> you can have opinions about the holocaust, but i won't meet with anyone who says the w holocaust did not happen. >> i am not david irving and i've got a thousand dollars to give anyonei a who can show me t was approved for holocaust. >> i will not debate here not now. >> it this happened and david irving the famous british historian denied that the holocaust ever took placeen rachel plays the united states professor at harvard perhaps was accused of calling him a liar. in the united states you are innocent until proven guilty in great britain you have to prove your innocence she was forced to go to englandov to prove the crazy one a terrific story that is tom wilkinson who plays the attorney who defense rachel's character, and timothy small the interesting thing about this is the dialogue is so incrediblee you don't know if they make it out for if they memorize it. >> on this particur courtroom had to beh w

>>> fast forwarding today, vice president joe biden will discuss his cancer moon shot at the edward m. kennedy institute in boston. earlier the president appointed the veep to oversea the efforts >> and donald trump's childhood home in the borough of queens is going up for auction. the tutor-style home bids start at $849,000, and it has gone down, because the property was previously listed at $1.6 million >>> and the smithsonian has an effort to are restore dorothy's disintegrating ruby slippers. you can recall that is from the "wizard of oz." potential $15 billion settlement. we have those details? hello, landon. >> yes, the judge says that he is strongly inclined to approve the $10 billion settlement over the v.w. suit. they have offered to buy back vehicles from 475,000 u.s. affected owners. >>> mean t erl y arer in the month, elon musk said it would be unexpected for most. and meanwhile, the awaiting for the new tesla vehicle will have to wait, because the delivery of those who preordered should expect delivery next year. >>> if you are wondering if you are underpaid, glass door has launch

kennedy. it was laid out in a law named in his honor, the edward m. kennedy service america act.t's finally time we get it done. every year, there are hundreds of thousands of more applications for americorps than there are spots in the program. so if we grow the program, from 75,000 annual members to 250,000, we're going to give more people who already want to serve the chance to do so. and then i want to double the college scholarships that americorps members earn through their service. [cheering] and i want to find ways for more students to get college credit for service. [applause] because i know too many talented, committed young people, pass up on serving with americorps because with their student loans, they can't afford it. so let lighten that burden. if you do national service, we will begin a program to forgive your loans because you are giving back to your country. [cheering] and let's keep working for the ultimate goal of making it possible for any american to serve full-time if they want to. now, second, let's grow the peace corps. since president kennedy launched it

on wednesday, joe biden is scheduled to speak about the white house's cancer initiative at the edward kennedy institute. the vice president just lost his son, beau, to brain cancer last year. >> sky fox arrived on breaking news happening in braintree, this is as a result of a bus fire there. this happening in front of south shore plaza on granite street, of the bus. no word right now if anyone was hurt, but again this happening in front of south shore plaza and granite street in braintree back in the news room we are making a number of calls to find out more information on this as we get it here tonight, we of course will let you know. >> state troopers helped deliver a baby on the mass pike. >> still ahead for the first teem we are hearing from that mother. what she has to say about all of this excitement. >> warm and getting warmer. right now in the upper 70s in arlington. upper 60s there in boston. i will have more on the record warmth over the next couple days, >> plus a local child makes a horrible discovery. four women found unconscious at a home after using drugs. how the child was abl

jc: vice president joe biden delivers remarks at the edward m. kennedy institute for the united states senate on the -- to work together. ben: if kids could decide, hillary clinton would be the next president. scholastic says 150,000 schoolchildren across the country voted for president and clinton took 52% of the vote. donald trump won 35%. scholastic says the student vote has mirrored thees every election since 1940, with the exception of two years, 1948 when truman narrowly defeated dewey and 1960 when kennedy won a squeaker over nixon. jc: interesting. ben: the fight to legalize marijuana in massachusetts. this eco- newscenter 5 at 6:00 the man who exposed himself to elementary school kids. maria: another sweet queen restaurant is forced to close. harvey: didn't ignore and the next wet weather. ed: and i your normal bill belichick called. the head coach's new title tonight. >> from boston's news this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 6:00. ed: we begin with breaking news from andover. maria: police searching for a man who exposed himself to kids near an elemen

joe biden set to make an appearance at the edward m. kennedy institute for the united states senate to talk about a national effort to end cancer. >> christa: and bill belichick speaking out about why he is done... with the microsoft people for a moment. >> christa: can you imagine? that would have been the lead story. >> kris: would have been. >> christa: foggy yesterday. bri, how about today? is it going to be 80 degrees or what? >> bri: yesterday it depended on where you were located. i got a sun burn down near foxborough. in the city you drove enter a wall of fog. our temperatures were able to boost up into the mid-60s after the sun went down last night. we're finally in for those mild teat appearance today. that forecast yesterday, i'll tell you what, we have a bit of a breeds with us. it's coming out of the south and the southwest. that's helping to pump in some milder air. and today is certainly mild. i do think some of us making it into the low 80s. 79 degrees. that's kind of your average number for today. and tomorrow closer to normal

doug: vice president joe biden will be in new england this edward m. kennedy institute in dorchester. thursday he'll head up to nashua, new hampshire to campaign for clinton. also today the mbta will discuss , a string of green line trolley derailments. the meeting follows a state audit. the audit found seven derailments last year, and 5 this year. including this one in may. "the globe" reports that number is higher than any other light rail system in the country. the audit blamed failure to maintain tracks and trolley wheels. an mbta spokesperson says the emily: a tribute in light to the two police officers shot in east boston last week. the prudential tower shining blue for officer richard cintolo and officer matt morris. the two men remain hospitalized in critical but stable condition. the man who shot the officers was killed during a gun battle with police. doug: a 12-year-old girl is being credited with saving the lives of four women who police say the girl called 911 in time to save them. the unresponsive women were given narcan by first responders and w

he's going to visit the edward m kennedy institute for the u.s. senate later today to talk about the administrative -- the administration is so-called cancer moonshot initiative. voters in riviere have rejected a proposal to bring flood parlors to town. those opposed to the nonbinding referendum won nearly two to one yesterday but the battle is not over. the question will still be on the ballot in november. if approved it would let the state. antoinette: four people shot outside a san francisco school. the search for multiple government under way right now. cindy: it is feeling more like summer outside them fall. that is going to change. the big drop in temperatures that is on the way. doug: a firefighter credited with saving his own father's life. a desperate call for help he never expected to get. with maria stephanos and ben simmoneau, on comcast channel 942, verizon 461 and over the imagine if your child were trapped in a failing school. imagine if your child couldn't read or write at grade level. imagine if your child were stuck on a waiting

edward m. kennedy institute for the u.s. senate to talk about the administration's so-called cancer moonshot initiative. biden has teamed up with several federal agencies to push for a cure for cancer. our ed harding goes one-on-one with the vice president tonight on newscenter 5 at 7:00. ben: take a look outside. i'm sure you are well aware, but it was a spectacular afternoon all across the northeastern united states. harvey leonard is here. harvey: just incredible. you have to check this out. we had 81 in boston today. that is the highest temperature we have ever had so late in the season since 1979. pretty impressive. it is still warm at 80 in boston. a little cooler to the north and west. yesterday, we couldn't warm up.o than 24 hours ago. there is cool air to the north and west, and it will start to move into night. big changes for the end of the week and the start of the weekend. we ben: talk about that in a little while. ben:ben: thank you. police identified the teenager struck and killed by an suv in brockton last ni

he'll visit the edward m. kennedy institute in dorchester to talk about the administration's so-called "cancer moonshot" initiative. biden has teamed up with federal cancer. new concern in miami this morning after the discovery of zika-infected mosquitos. a large portion of miami beach remains an active zika infection zone. last week people were infected with zika in a one-square mile of miami. >> a surprise for families with patients and families. who's better than a neighborhood spiderman? >> not too man. >> it was tough to see him through the fog yesterday. >> yesterday we saw those clouds kind of slowly from south to north. in the city it started to brighten at 4:00 in the afternoon. then we had fog back in in the lowest layers of the atmospheres. you were kind of looking down on the fog. this is an undercast. we had the fog holding at building level and then it cleared out and we pushed the temperatures up. we actually hit 69 degrees yesterday, but it was close to midnight before that happened. warm front. there'

howe: john edwards has his first question for senator kennedy. mr. edwards: senator kennedy, one test of a new president's leadership will be the caliber of his appointments. it's a matter of interest here and overseas as to who will be the new secretary of state. now, under our rules, i must ask this question of you, but i would hope that the vice president also would answer it. will you give us the names of three or four americans, each of whom, if appointed, would serve with distinction in your judgment as secretary of state? mr. kennedy: mr. edwards, i don't think it's a wise idea for presidential candidates to appoint the members of his cabinet prospectively, or to suggest four people indicate that one of them surely will be appointed. this is a decision that the president of the united states must make. the last candidate who indicated that he knew who his cabinet was going to be was mr. dewey in 1948. this is a race between the vice president and myself for the presidency of the united states. there are a good many able men who could be secreta

today he will speak about his endeavor at the edward m kennedy institute for the u.s. senate. >>> now violent protests at the us embassy in the philippines. the video we are about to show you is an example of that. you may find a graphic but we want to stress no one died. as you will see, everyone walked away. you have been warned. this is during an . appellees of them -- van repeatedly rammed into protesters . this woman gets caught under one of the tires. when the truck starts backing up the woman gets on her feet and walks away. it was absolute chaos. police arrested 23 protesters who gathered to and the presence of us troops in their country. >>> this typhoon raked have it havoc as it swept through this area. torrential rain slammed the island with the maximum rainfall of 11 inches. so far no deaths are reported. >>> this story out of new zealand will put a big smile on your face. >> to quote goldblum in jurassic park, life finds a way . volunteers at is great things when they patched up this egg. this was a success. >> now they have a newborn kiwi . we have video

vice president joe biden speaking at the edward m kennedy institute today. he's calling for cancer research across the country to speed up and save lives. president obama called for the cancer moon shot like president kennedy before him calling on scientists to take on a huge task. this time helping cancer patients instead of going to the moon. you may remember biden lost his adult son to cancer. >>> number two, early voting, these are people lining up just to vote early. election day is november 8th. we still have one more debate to go. keith cate will be in las vegas for that debate wednesday night. >>> the long awaited fight to reclaim the city of mosul from isis has begun. u.s. led coalition forces are backing curdish troops in what is expected to be the toughest operation since american troops left iraq five years ago. take. >>> a florida man who fired a gun during a road range rage confrontation sentenced to 20 years in prison. zimmerman said 38-year-old matthew showed no regard for human life. he was acquitted of second- degree murder after fatally sh

he will be visiting the edward m. kennedy institute for the senate to talk about the administration's so-called cancer moon shot initiative. biden teamed up with several federal agencies to push for a cure for cancer. >> in the immortal words of a great italian american, yogi over. >> president barack obama there hosting his 13th and final state dinner at the white house. the president and first lady michelle obama welcomed the italian prime minister and his wife last flight. the celebrity chef mario battali collaborated on the must have, jerry seinfeld, singer james taylor and giorgio arnie were there, among many others. >> an 11-year-old boy from new jersey catches a burglary suspect in the act. police say that the thomas copland prowling through rooms right after he walked into his room. he ran out and flagged down a neighbor and called for help. he got into an unlock back door. >> good for him. keeping his cool. scary. >> that's right, keep your head about things, headed out the door -- >> yogi berra said if you come to a

the national undertaking helps to end cancer today he will speak about his endeavor at the edward m kennedy institute for the united states and it -- united states senate. >>> one boy in new jersey immediately knew something was wrong. >> look at this surveillance video. it shows a burglar in the home. 11-year-old got out before the he went to the neighbors where they called police. the boy said someone was trying to steal from his home. >> there is really no reason to do it unless you take drugs and you want to get high or something. yeah. that's probably what he wanted to do. >> poor kid. he must have been so scared. police arrested the suspect. it turned out it was the families landscaper. >>> fiat chryslere 86,000 vehicles. the list includes trucks and police cars because of an alternator that can cause engine stalling or fires. we have all of that on your screen right now. the charge police -- the charger police cars also on the recall list. the car company says frequent hot temperature use. certainly we see a lot of that in the valley. chris, you just got word of another fiat chrysler

he will visit the edward m. kennedy institute for the u.s. senate to talk about the administration's so-called "cancer moonshot" initiative. biden teamed up with federal agencies to push for a cure to cancer. >> the immortal words of a great italian-american. yogi berra. it ain't over till it's over. final state dinner at the white house. the president and first lady michelle obama welcomed the italian prime minister and his wife last night. chef ba tali collaborated on the menu. >> an 11-year-old boy from new jersey catches a burglary suspect in the act. police say the boy spotted the 23-year-old prowling through rooms after he walked into his house on monday. he neighbor and called for help. the man allegedly got in through an unlocked back door. >> really scary. >> did the right thing. >> cindy, warmer today. >> really >> i [laughter] >> 66 right now. we've got a southwesterly wind keeping the temperatures up overnight. mid 60s in the cape. worcester. we've got clouds this morning. lot of sunshine this afternoon. we're going to be around 7

he's also served as chief counsel to senators harry reid and edward kennedy and he received his ba from columbia and jd from yale. andrew wright at the savanna law school where he focuses his research on separation of powers with an emphasis on congressional oversight and national security. he previously served as counsel to the president and assistant counsel to the vice president and the obama white house as well as staff director and counsel to the national security subcommittee in the house of representatives and received his ba and jd from the university of virginia. thank you all for being here today. each panelist will have 10 to 15 minutes to present their comments and i will then ask them a few questions and open it to the audience for additional questions. let me start with you, steve. you and the house government reform committee for fast and furious. this is only the second time, and which the house i decided to use the courts to enforce the subpoena and to seek a declaratory judgment in doing so. can you give us some background on this case is and why the congress felt obli

he will talk about the national effort to end this disease at the edward m. kennedy center. he's expected to give remarks moon shot progress, which aims to further research. >> christa: the operation to take back the iraqi city of mosul from isis is going according to plan. the u.s. is providing air strikes and artillery. even though the offensive is going well, military officials are worried about isis retal uating -- retaliating in the west. >> kris: the charge a new dozens of animals are recovered from a home in deplorable condition. >> christa: and the problem that may have you paying closer attention when you fill up. >> kris: tablet tirade. why patriots' coach bill belichick says he's didn't using the microsoft surface tablets during games. >> bri: temperatures in the mid-60s. a very slight chance of a spot sprinkle. there's that warm-up we were waiting for all day yesterday. we'll get to details coming up next. >> danielle: a quiet start on the roads this mng bridge, leverett connector. no issues so far. the ty and commuter rail on schedule. we'll be right back. kelly

and it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. kennedywhen your werewolf gets off its leash, come to me and i'm rub its belly. this is the "topical storm." it seems there has been a revolving door of colonel sanders lately. the folks over at corporate saw that and decided they wanted more and tender nutlets hawk their cutlets. so they cast a hot nashville colonel to sell their ching. it's pete from madmen. how does he hold up in the snow white goatee? he looks like a girl. you know those things are born without beeks and wings. i mean song birds. topic number two. the story was sent to us by pete scott paul person using #topicalstorm. sure racoons are cute. but trust them at their own peril. they are little deviants. one guy tried to record a raccoon on his smart phone. i would just write that thing off. seriously. the raccoon, too. the raccoon not only sold the phone and signed up for an extensive data fan, then downloaded illegal porn and sold the phone to a pawnshop. raccoons are thieves, i told you. i guess they are not all that bad.

kennedy, i don't like the way it was brought up, but it was brought up. when he was running for the senate and up against eddie mccormack and said, if your name was edward moore, you wouldn't be here. only your name kennedy got you here. anyone else would have attacked back. teddy was told, don't attack back, they'll feel for you, understand you're not attacking back, and you'll win. hillary knew he was going to throw the kitchen sink at her. and hillary clinton never -- i know i shouldn't talk about a woman's appearance, but it was spectacular last night. she looked great, spoke incredibly confidently. everything about her was poised, everything about her was presidential. and she laughed. churchill used to say, i like people who can grin when they fight. she grinned. she grinned like davey crockett at this guy, like a bear, you know? she laughed at him! it must have driven trump crazy. >> i'm sure it did. >> i think it was a spectacular performance by her, even though trump probably saved himself a couple more weeks in this candidacy. your thoughts? take over here. >> well, sure. i think that right mow, chris, it's not really only a matter of our opinion, d

edward lawrence has the latest. (green bay, wisconsin)dona ump says newly released state department emails show a scandal he calls worse than watergate."the fbi documents show undersecretary of state patrick kennedy made requests for kennedy made patrick kennedy made requests for altering requests for altering classifications as part of a quid pro s as part of a quid pro quo. in other words a deal. this is felony corruption."in one exchange with the f-b- the un the classified label on one of hillary clinton's email's when she was secretary of state.the state department would then reciprocate by allowing the fbi to place more agents in countries where they are presently forbidden" - specifically, in iraq.the fbi and state department deny any wrong doing."no quid pro quo. no exchange here."as part of here."as part of trump's latest push to sway voters ("cnn") super burned inhis wife melania went on cnn blaming billy bush for blaming billy bush for trump's lewd burned in"and he was lead on. like egg on from thhost t say uh dirty and bad stuff." (fort collins, colorado) meanwhile, senator bernie sanders tried to reach out to trump supporters playing off of his rigged eltion claims "the system is rigg

as edward lawrence reports, trump says the process is rigs >> reporter: the emails show a scandal. >> the fbi documents show patrick kennedy with the request for altering classification as part of a quid pro quo pitchbook in other words, a deal. this is felony corruption. >> reporter: in one exchange the under secretary asked to ch when she was secretary of state. the state department would then support by a lengthy appear to place more agents in countries where they are forbidden. they deny any wrongdoing. >> nope quid pro quo. no exchange here. >> reporter: as part of the latest push his wife went on cnn planning billy bush for his food comments about women. from the host to say dirty and bad stuff. >> meanwhile senator bernie sanders tried to reach out to trump supporters playing off of his rigged election claims. >> the system is rigged in favor of the wealthy and the powerful. take about voting for hillary clinton on this issue alone. >> reporter: edward lawrence, washington. >>> hillary clinton has not commented. she does not scheduled to make a public appearance until the debates. those candidates make several stops

edwards later lift her out in the morning. >> wow. incredible. history was made there. the kennedy's hollywood glamour and style captured by these pictures from the past. coming up the church made this wedding famous. and it's being restored to its former glory. >> keeping a close eye on hurricane matthew, where it was as a 2:00, the 5:00 observation due in any minute. i will have it for you and of course our weekend forecast, when showers could interrupt it. >> and hanging from the rope, dozens of feet off the ground. the reason local first responders say training for a situation like thi fios is not cable. we're wired differently. we guarantee to make switching easier. we'll show up on time. you're right on time as promised, to install fios and set up the wi-fi that janet, jamie, jenny, jemma and jasmine need on their birthday. thank you. for all their new devices. you can't break me. you want a piece of cake? switching to fios is easier than ever. now get 100 meg internet, plus tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cable can't offer these speeds at this price. only fios c

kennedy with carlisle uncommon policy. i was recently listening to an interview with aia's nicholas edward staff and he has a book out aboutthe decline of people participating in the workforce, particularly men working age who are not even looking for jobs out of the labor force. i'm wondering if this development that you argue is very significant, whether that would in any way limit the effectiveness of a new policy of going to another round of these tax cuts. >> itgoes the other way . >> prima argues in his piece, there are probably two key issues here. one is the lack of economic growth which might create jobs and growth. once a lower budget deficit? growth. want to solve poverty? growth. want to employ more people? growth. there are other issues that raise, federal policies were very small entitlements and other regulations have been a disincentive to work. that's too bad because we want to get everybody able-bodied to work and i saw the same argument today, leon rennert of the federal reserve board was governor made a similar argument how low the participation rate is in the backbone of the economy which is the 25 to

edward lawrence explains. >> donald trump says newly released state department emails show a scandal he calls worse that watergate. >> the fbi documents that show patrick kennedy made the request for altering classification as part of a quid pro quo, in other words, a deal. this is fbi, the under secretary asked to change the classified label on one of hillary clinton's email's when she was secretary of state. the state department would then reciprocate by allowing the fbi to place more agents in countries where they're presently forbidden. specifically iraq. the fbi and state department deny wrong doing. >> no quid pro quo, no exchange here. >> as part of trump's latest push, his wife went on cnn lewd comments about women caught on an open mic. >> he was lead on like egg on from the host to say dirty and bad stuff. >> meanwhile, senator bernie sanders tried to reach out to trump supporters playing off his rigged election claims. >> the system is rigged in favor of the wealthy and the powerful. think about voting for hillary clinton on this issue alone. >> washington. >>> hillary clinton has not commented on the latest email controversy and she is not schedule

edward lawrence tells us -- rigged. but that new e-mails prove corruption. donald trump says newly released state department emails show a scandal he calls worse than watergate. kennedy made requests for altering classifications as part of a quid pro quo. in other words a deal. this is felony corruption." in one exchange with the f-b-i. the undersecretary asks to change the classified label on one of hillary clinton's email's when she was secretary of state. the state department allowing the fbi to place more agents in countries where they are presently forbidden" - specifically, in iraq. the fbi and state department deny any wrong doing. "no quid pro quo. no exchange here." as part of trump's latest push to sway voters his trump's lewd comments about women caught on an open mic. "and he was lead on. like egg on from the host to say uh dirty out to trump "the system is rigged in favor of the wealthy and the powerful. commented on the latest email controversy. she is not scheduled to make a public appearance until the debate on wednesday. edward lawrence nbc news, washington. tomorrow night at 8 right here on kwwl. kwwl will also broadcast an hour long debate between

edward snowden. should we jump on the pirate ship? the party panel is back. i have to go to you first. on pirate party. >> i am most likely to move to england -- iceland, geez. kennedyantilibertarian, say somalia that your no government. that is your libertarian strong hold. but really in size land the iceland they are organized, they are upset with their government, iceland is interesting, now maybe liberty roaring again? >> a good example would be u.s. of america that started as an experiment in most restrained government, and produced move successful country ever but we have all these problem because we spend more than any country ever. they are doing well. they win, i might have to move to iceland. i just know that tv will suck there. i don't know. kennedy: they have hot springs, and problem yummy breakfast treats. >> i have been spoil by america. kennedy: and byork . in the band called schedule ar cubes, a soul -- sugar cube, and a soul singer. you am grea embrace freedom like it is your grandma, there are any parallels with isis and u.s. >> all people are angry. everything is rigged. this and that. you know all populous sort of idea. but here people are lookin

edward asks unity. the country is based upon any candidates separate our country so which woody's kennedy do to heal theivisiveness to bring unity to the country? glenn: thanks for asking a very important question. the do not like the tone of this campaign is extremely important to bring community leaders and law-enforcement talk about policy makers to gather there are real differences just because of my skin color there are cultural differences we must address we can all the do that if we come to gather and that is what is wrong with what is happening out there. and i hope that this center agrees with me it isn't about people's character by focus on the issues. i don't think that is right. that is i am concerned about and hold them accountable for that. >> what was a doo-doo do to shield the divisiveness of. >> and i respect the voters of colorado i see this even the primary election that is the exact opposite of what he said in a primary election. i care about that because i were to very hard in the time i was in the senate to build bridges on the other side of the aisle to get results for colorado. f