. >> anchor: i'm jennifer egan. 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >> anchor: breaking news now at 5:00. two police officers responding to a robbery report shot in the bronx. we'll have the latest. >> anchor: also breaking, several stabbed on a college cap pus in new jersey. campaigning are upon us. new hampshire expected to play a prominent role in the outcome of the election. >> anchor: here in massachusetts long lines as thousands lineup to get their votes in ahead of election day. >> anchor: and disturbing new details coming out of south carolina where a woman was found chained in a storage container. what else police found on that property. >> anchor: terms are falling fast this friday evening. i will have details on a cool weekend forecast.. >> anchor: and we d breaking news at 5:00. two police officers shot while responding to a robbery in the bronx. and the "new york times" is now reporting that tragically one of the officers has died from his wounds. >> anchor: let's get right over to 7's jennifer egan live with wrecking details. >> reporter: nbc new york is reporting one of th

[laughing] -that's when he made you his partner, after egan died. -yeah. boy did he? god rest his soul. -how's the drinking? -ah, he ain't drinking. -barney, i can smell it on his breath. -hey, he's better half in the bag, than most of these scrawny kids wearing badges today. hell, i don't blame him for taking early retirement. -you're changing the subject. -not so good.. not since your mom passed. -he blames m mfor that, you know? -what happened to you? he took it pretty hard. your family's been in blue for three generations. -hey, for the record, barney, i'm innocent. and i can prove it, as soon as i get mymyands on a certain witness. -never believed a word of that, son. i told your dad d much. he wouldn't listen, stubborn fool. -i gotta make things right with him, barney. -reno, i'd be real careful. your father can get a bit, uh, unpredictable. -what are you saying? -morning boys, coffee coming up. back way. -yeah. you know, they got this new thing outside. this big, red ball of fire that hangs in the sky, it's called the sun. -yeah, i remember, vaguely. -how would

shoppers packed stores all day long to find those hot holiday bargains. 7's jennifer egan isly for us in braintree where she talked to some of those i guess we're calling hard core shoppers out there. they had to bare some of the weather and crowds. >>> that's true. jadiann i just walked by a door. if we take a look down the hallway here at the mall, south shore plaza opened at midnight and there have been shoppers here ever since. >>> this was a deal. >> reporter: shoppers searching for buys. these women came in search of this sweater, $160 cashmere for $40. >> reporter: what have deals been like so far? >>> pretty good it's a little crowds were big they are morning. in braintree, south shore plaza's director of market says the deals last all weekend. >>> not as many retailers are doing the crazy door busters and exing sales through throughout the weekend but black friday is a tradition for a lot of people. >>> i got up early and decided i think i will go to the mall today just to be with the crowd, stack christmas and everything. >> reporter: the only lines we encountered was like a

in boston, jennifer egan. 7 news. for their leader. jonathan hall has more on the aftermath of this historic election. this morning democrats coming to term with a new reality. republicans now firmly in control of washington winning the white house and holding both houses of congress. >> this is the most incredible, political feat i have seen in my lifetime. >> we've been given a temporary lease on power, if you will, and responsibly. >> reporter: democrats defeated but looking for ways to find common ground. the house minority leader, nancy pelosi, placed a call to trump on wednesday suggesting infrastructure projects are a possible area of agreement. pelosi says we can work together to pass a robust infrastructure jobs bill. senator bernie sanders, clinton's former rival turned top surrogate. >> our job is to elect hillary clinton. >> now softening his tone and vowing to work with trump on working families. sanders warns to the degree that he pursues, racist, sexist, xenophobic and antienvironmental policies, we will vigorously on po

. >> ryan: that was before he was attacked for his politics, jennifer egan has details. >> they said i had nerve damage. >> reporter: it happened while cameron maisy was out with friends talking about politics and why he voted for donald trump. >> just our reasoning on why, you know, what i liked about trump. what i didn't like about hillary. the normal talk really and from both sides. >> reporter: cameron says there was a group of when he went to leave around 2:00 he says thingses -- escalated. >> one of the guys called my mom names. they said i took a wrong turn. i took a wrung turn. you are in massachusetts. >> reporter: cameron took a hit to the back of his head. >> i got sucker punched. >> reporter: he ended up with a fractured eye socket. broken nose and busted lip. arm of his jacket almost ripped off from the fight. >> reporter: his friends were yelling trying to get the attackers away and they did take off. he wants police to find the people responsible. >> i think everyone should get along. you know. we're a flation. if you don't like the president, i mean come together as a

. >> jadiann: clinton supporters are making their jennifer egan joins us with more, jen. >> reporter: jadiann, they are heaping to be celebrating a hillary clinton win inside the fairmont copley ballroom later tonight. some of the state's biggest political heavy weights spend time outside of massachusetts including senator elizabeth warren who had closing words for donald trump. >> : massachusetts democrats rallying support in new hampshire today. >> hello new hampshire. >> reporter: with state dependably blue they felt their time was best spent in the battleground state. >> the election may turn out to happen right here in new hampshire. i wanted to be here to help out in any way i can. >> reporter: senator warren thanked volunteers alongside massachusetts attorney general maura healey and congresswoman katherine clack. >> people were saying go hillary, go maggie. >> reporter: boss mayor >> there has been a lot of thumbs up as people go by and ask them to consider hillary and maggie. >> reporter: a win by hassan who is looking to unseat kimy ayotte could help tilt control of the sena

live in boston, jennifer egan, 7 news. >> ryan: tonight local republicans supporting donald trump gathering in braintree. many of them were in pem baroque. steve cooper joins us with the feeling there. >> reporter: it's an the phone banks. you can see them hard at work late in the day. they say they're not taking anything for granted. they were' joined by the governor. they say it's all about making sure voters get out and vote. >> my name is karen. i was calling to see if you had -- >> reporter: state republicans including the governor gathering here in pembroke with the last-minute push on the phones to get out the vote. >> it's great. there is a out there. i've been out there since about. my own polling location, up here to pembroke, there is a lot of excite 789. >> reporter: party leaders not focused on the top of the tect but pushing the down ballot candidates running for congress, state rep and state senate plus sheriff. in the down balloting -- great that's what i'm been mostly focused on which is state rep, state senate races. those positions matter to trump focused his campaigning

jennifer egan live with our >> reporter: police say the suspect pointed the gun right at the clerk behind the counter. today the robber is still out. the clerk hopes police find him. fosil aseem back at work after being robbed last night. >> i seen the gun. >> reporter: it happened at 9:00 at this gas station by newton center. newton police searched for the suspect with the help of transit and state police but the robber got away, gun in hand. >> he showed what appeared to be a long gun. shotgun, bb gun, we don't know at this time. what he did was made off with an undetermined amount of cash. >> he took my [inaudible]. >> he reached over and took the cash? >> yeah. yeah. >> reporter: police dusted for finger prints, they're hoping for surveillance cameras captured the robbery. fozul has been an employee here for six years, he spent his shift today trying to figure out how the thieve took off cash. >> first time this happened. >> >> reporter: police say the suspect ran away from the gas station on beacon street. right now they're reviewing the surveillance video trying to identify that sus

jennifer egan live where customers lined up early. if you look over your right shoulder, jenn, there is a red carpet. roll that out for who i wonder. >> shore mrs. a opened up at midnight. some shoppers we spoke with said they didn't think the lines were as long as in years past but if we take a look down the hallway here from what we saw, certainly seemed pretty busy all day. >>> i got up and decided i would go to the mall today just to be with the crowd. >> reporter: south shore plaza in braintree bustled with people >>> my kid. >> reporter: we won't tell but we can say we saw plenty of people with arms full. some of the most dedicated shoppers lined up at midnight outside stores at the wrentham outlet mall. back in braintree south shore plaza's director of mashing said deals last all weekend. >>> not as many retailers are doing the crazy door busters, they are extending their sales throughout the weekend. but black friday is definitely a tradition for a lo >>> the only lines we encountered was like dunkin' donuts. it was crazy. but

live in braintree, jennifer egan 7 news. >> anchor: bragging news now out of newton of the police have made an arrest in an arme gulf gas station. the 33-year-old suspect turned himself into police headquarters today. surveillance footage in the store captured that robbery. he has been arraigned on charges of and robbery while wearing a mask. >> anchor: we are following more news today. a beloved tv mom has passed away. florence henderson who played carol brady on the brady bunch died of heart failure last night. she was 82 years old. today hollywood is mourning the loss of a true legend and remembering her incredible of florence henderson. >> reporter: that lovely lady is florence henderson who played america's favorite mom, carol brady, on the 1970's hit tv sitcom the brady bunch. her real story wasn't so ideal. born in 1934 in indiana she grew up poor with an alcoholic father and per who left when she was just 12 years old. her debson used her singing talent to help make ends meet. >>> i don't ever remember singing and i would sing and pass the hat. i would sing for growser ease. >>

>> contemporary people, they had a book coming out, i would get very excited, i love jennifer egan, one of my favorite books, that is my favorite book of hers and goon squad is fabulous and what is jennifer egan doing? looking at a book right now, don't know what is going to be, jumps around or something, that excites me. if i heard ben lerner had a new book coming out i would be excited. i love edward saint alban, somebody i recommend a lot. i like zinc, but haven't read the last two books, didn't she have two books come out on one day, that is crazy. i did buy them, i love her. and that as well. >> as family dysfunction. >> i love family dysfunction novels and the spinster novel, not nearly enough spinster novels being written. >> i forgot to say elizabeth strout. >> another new book coming out again. what is your favorite spinster novel? >> barbara pym, ordinary women, is that what it is called or extraordinary? excellent women. my friend jamie has a new book coming out in the spring which i love which is a modern-day spinster novel but it is spinster's getting a lot of sex which is

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. >> reporter: jennifer egan, 7 >> adam: boston mayor walsh giving things lending a hand by visiting people in our area. the mayor started the day by carving a turkey at st. francis house. he was joined by police station commissioner bill evans and together they joined more than 200 volunteers in feeding the homeless. the mayor also hearing from residents about some of their concerns. >> it can give us a little inspiration by him being here, in his presence should uplift our spirits it's not blind. big thing. >> adam: more than 2,000 dinners were prepared for people and for some it was their first thanksgiving meal. >> jadiann: on a holiday centered around food there is a healthier way to celebrate thanksgiving. hundreds of runners laced up sneakers to run that turkey trot in framingham. people, the police department posted this video of the event on their account. today marked the 22nd year of this holiday tradition. great way to burn off the them. >> adam: then go on another run? >> jadiann: take a nap. coming up here on 7 news historic discovery just in time for thanksgiving. >> l

>> reporter: you guys want to talk about frustration, this is a look at just outside egans oval and the art museum as people are trying to get out of center city, this is all in anticipation of tomorrow's parade, they haved e eclosed eg overly right now. we're seeing an easing of traffic on the schuylkill expressway, mainly because the road leading to the onramp by the art museum is closed and not too many cars go in or out of that area. >> a live look inside philadelphia international terminal c. there are no major problems. today is the third busiest travel day of the year at airports. we see those security lines, not horrible, though. people we spoke to expected the lines to be much worse than they were. the only flight cancellations where people tried to fly in to town from upstate new york. >>> in new jersey, police are stepping up their efforts to keep things safe on roads this weekend. the new jersey police will have 140 more officers on the street. there will be numerous dwi checkpoints. a dozen people were killed in thanksgiving crashes last year. free rides from the bar tonigh

my wife and i live in egan, and we have four sons.made it a priority to grow jobs in the economy. i have said i would prioritize high quality public education and more affordable college you die will protect our seniors, strengthen medicare, and i will make sure that we finally tackle the high cost of prescription drugs. finally, it will be a high priority for me to keep our nation safe. the secondn congressional district, it absolutely has to potty very different candidates. i will go to congress -- it absolutely has two very different candidates. i will go to congress to try to find, ground. there are enough people and congress today who are yelling at we need more people who are willing to work together. i am angie cragg, and i humbly ask for your vote on election day. >> thank you. you both told as a little something about yourselves, but let's talk a little bit more about your background. neither one of you have held public office before, both newcomers, no voting record to run on. ms. craig, how has your background shed your pol

jennifer egan live in boston with more on that. >> ryan, two-thirds of the people who voted in massachusetts did not vote for donald trump. so the feelings today of course are somewhat split. we spoke with people today about their thoughts and concerns. >> reporter: with donald trump triumphant. >> i'm mostly just really depressed. >> reporter: we wanted to know how people in massachusetts feel about their 45th president. managed to elect. >> it wouldn't be my choice, but what you gonna do? people like him. >> reporter: the bay state, dependably blue in presidential elections, went to hillary clinton. 61% of voters cast their ballot for clinton. 34% for trump. >> i think he's been kind of misjudged by people in general, and i think president trump is gonna heal the wounds very fast, and i'm so glad he's gonna be our next president. >> it's been a long, long years, and frankly i'm glad it's over, but i think mrs. clinton had too much baggage going on. >> your feelings this morning with president-elect trump? bottomline, it makes me a little nervous. >> we've seen some hatred, you know, come o

catherine egan is the ceo of heart. >> you just bored and show us your voter id card and you get vote.>>reporter: get sure you get that sticker and had to krispy kreme for a free doughnut. find the nearest 7-eleven and you can choose your favorite election cup and have it filled with coffee for just a dollar. head over to firehouse subs where your sticker will get you a free drink. tijuana flats will give you a free side of guacamole, case or salsa and this evans says look it up online and print giving you 30% off your dinner only valid after 2 pm on election day. you've had breakfast, lunch and dinner and now you get a free cookie from great american cookies. we could all use a sweet treat after this crazy election. dean, you have to bring us pizza back from marcos. some of these deals require more than that sticker for the free things. you may have to print out a coupon or show it on your phone. >> you can find that information on our website www.wtsp.com are on the free 10ws the holidays, some are looking for the perfect job. there are some common mistakes on your resume that could

jennifer egan, serve news. >> and house speaker paul ryan who hadn't given trump support during the election stumped today strongly backing the new president-elect. >> this is the most idi my lifetime. donald trump heard a voice out in this country that no one else heard. he connected in ways with people no one else did pep turned politics on its head. and now donald trump will lead a unified republican government. >> so ryan says he's excited to make progress in congress now including repealing the and emergency dodge says dumping obamacare is a priority it's a pretty high item on our agenda, as you know, and i would be shocked if we didn't move forward as we keep our commitment to the american people. it's the single worse piece of legislation among many bad pieces of legislation past in the first two years of the obama presidency, the sooner question go in a different direction, the >> we talked about dump-out in this race. what role did it actually play, josh? well, democratic turn-out is certainly down. the number of overall votes that cast the election will be less than 2012 or 2008. >

joining us in the studio, the first interview of the day, scott egan.easure to have you in the studio. tell us a little bit how the business is doing. you said the q3 premiums are up 7%. tell us the story behind the numbers. scott: i am actually delighted to be announcing the performance lament and we see in the organization over the last year has continued. we have an incredibly strong set of results in terms of profitability. also, we are announcing this morning that our balance sheet has remained incredibly resilient during what has been quite a tough time. those are the key messages we are making this morning and i think that has been will received by the market over the last nine months. the stock price is up between 25% and 30%. we are the best performing stock in our sector. yousef: let's take up on the state of the market in terms of pricing and how much progress you are making in your turnaround strategy. scott: the turnaround part of the strategy is over. we have a very clear strategy for the future. the ambition of the organization is to be t

. >> ryan: that was before he was attacked for his politics, jennifer egan has details. >> they said i had nerve damage. >> reporter: it happened while cameron maisy was out with friends talking about politics and why he voted for donald trump. >> just our reasoning on why, you know, what i liked about trump. what i didn't like about hillary. the normal talk really and from both sides. >> reporter: cameron says there was a group of when he went to leave around 2:00 he says thingses -- escalated. >> one of the guys called my mom names. they said i took a wrong turn. i took a wrung turn. you are in massachusetts. >> reporter: cameron took a hit to the back of his head. >> i got sucker punched. >> reporter: he ended up with a fractured eye socket. broken nose and busted lip. arm of his jacket almost ripped off from the fight.

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and egan will gol oween to win this one. >> to chichester sun valley turkey bowl. 20 yard touchdown pass to chichester and 14-10 lead and that's a final score. >> rivals rigly and i interboro dukeing it out and pick it up in the first half. big hit for ridley. able to recover it and ridley will take this one-22. >> we heed over to new jersey for woodrow wilson and camden. up p todd third. and and woodrow wilson will make it 14-. our final game hadden heights haddenfield brendan gill martin hits spencer for a 48 yard touchdown and haddenfield goes to victory 31-0. >> tem it will on the road against 25th temple state. we pick it up in the first hal half. owls down by 6. rose hits a. temple down by 3. in the second half we have temple down by just one point and lonnie moore with the three point jumper. temple with that takes the lead 80-78 and temple goes on to win it 89-86. >> coach all right. >> thank you, lesley. new edition to >> this thanksgiving marks return ever holiday trad in addition philadelphia. christmasville annual is on for business. eyewitness news at the new location outsid

crossing at dorrell and brighton village, the city recommends you walking down to the shaumber/dorrell or egan crest/dorrell intersections. what's driving you crazy? remember, you can write me at. traffic 8 at las vegas now dot com. we'll be right back./// "random" shooting .. we're live on scene .. with the very latest. ((brian loftus)) warning of the season is here .. we've got tips on how to winter- proof your home. ((kirsten joyce)) >> and... the sheriff joining us in studio ... he answers your questions in morning cup of joe. ((brian loftus)) 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((now, live...this is 8 news now good day.)) ((kirsten joyce)) >>> thanks for joining us on 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader. i'm kirsten joyce. ((brian loftus)) >> and i'm brian loftus. we're following developing news this morning-- metro police investigating a deadl >> it happened last night on durango near tropicana. 8 news now reporter nia wong joins us live on scene with the very latest. good morning, nia. ((nia wong)) >> brian and kirsten. metro says this started o

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jennifer egan has more details. >> reporter: a 4-year-old boy out trick-or-treating hit crossing marshall avenue in lowell. >> oh, my goodness. what a horrible way to have halloween happen to you. >> reporter: judy rushed to the boy's side. she says he had a large gash on his head. >> it was right there on the side of his head. yeah. we didn't want to move him too much but enough to assess that he was wasn't but he knew his name. he knew his mom. so that was positive. >> nothing to indicate any speed. the problem is she didn't say. >> reporter: witnesses told police the 27-year-old woman behind wheel. got out then left the scene. >> the witness followed the car for a while. probably within ten minutes of that, another officer found the car on broadway and was able to stop it. >> being cited for leaving the scene of an accident with injuries. today neighbors are hoping the young boy is okay. >> our hearts go out to everyone involved in the situation. operation to the little boy and his -- prayers to the little boy and his mom. >> reporter: police are identifying the 27-year-old driver as c

and egan will gol oween to win this one. >> to chichester sun valley turkey bowl. 20 yard touchdown passster and 14-10 lead and that's a final score. >> rivals rigly and i interboro dukeing it out and pick it up in the first half. big hit for ridley. able to recover it and ridley will take this one-22. >> we heed over to new jersey for woodrow wilson and camden. up p todd third. and and woodrow wilson will make it 14-. our final game hadden heights haddenfield brendan gill martin hits spencer for a 48 yard touchdown and haddenfield goes to victory 31-0. >> tem it will on the road against 25th temple state. we pick it up in the first hal half. owls down by 6. rose hits a. temple down by 3. in the second half we have temple down by just one point and lonnie moore with the three point jumper. temple with that takes the lead 80-78 and temple goes on to win it 89-86. >> coach all right. >> thank you, lesley. new edition ♪ i was on my way to work, the next thing you know, i was on the ground. ♪ the trash truck ran over both my legs. ♪ i had sixteen surgeries. ♪ i don't sleep through the night

in the newsroom, jennifer egan, 7 news. >> anchor: also breaking news in new jersey we're following today. two people rushed to the hospital in a stabbing at rutgers university. the suspect is the school sent out an alert before 3:00 this afternoon that several people have been stabbed. we know know there are two victims total no. word on their conditions at the moment. this happen integrity business school on rutgers, new brunswick campus. school was put on lock down as police search for a suspect. students describe the moments after the stabbings. >>> at first i thought it was just two guys just fighting each other because that's what it sounded like, but then once people started looking up and getting concerned and the people up saying we need to get ambulance. there is sleet bleeding. that's when i was like oh my god this is real. you know, if something serious was happening. i just heard yelling and like sort of a struggle go down and then people started getting up, looking frantic and short leafter that ambulance call up, police came up. >> anchor: rutgers university says the school

i heard they had a book coming out to be very excited i love jennifer egan the keep is my favorite book covers and -- of hers and i often think what is jennifer doing right now? what will that book be?k i have no idea . she jumps around so that excites me . if i heard that ben lerner had a new book by would be excited . i haven't read nell zinc dishy have to books, out on one day? that is crazy . she is good for some craziness so i like her as well. >> also the family dysfunction novels definitely . . also i feel there is not nearly enough sister novels any time there is a spinster spe >> elizabeth has a new book coming out to again next year. >> the spenser novel? ordinary women? or extraordinary or excellent when then? what is it called? a new book is coming out in the spring which i love which is a modern day spinster novel and getting a lot of sex which that is not the point of the spinstero me n the modern take on the spinster novel. >> call -- how old is that correct. >> after you can no longer have children. >> in the olden days to old to be married . right . like you have not th

jennifer egan has a luck back at her amazing career. >>> former attorney general janet reno's long legal career included some very important firsts. she was the first woman to serve as florida state attorney in miami and the first woman ever to general. appointed by bill clinton in 1993, reno's white house tenure was marked by several high profile prosecutions. she oversaw the convictions of domestic terrorist ted kaczynski also known as the unabomber as well as timothy mcveigh and terry nichols for their role in the oklahoma city bombing. reno's time in the clinton administration was also bookened with two major controversies. the 1993 waco, texas standoff more than 80 member of david koresh's branch davidian sect and the armed raid that led to the forceable removal of young cuban immigrants elian gonzalez ending with gonzalez's return to cuba. after leaving the white house, reno ran for governor in from in 2002. narrowly losing in the democratic primary. reno's family said she passed away after a 20 year battle with parkson's disease. she was 78 years old. if the news room, general 7 n

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it includes egan, burnsville, lakewood and red wing. economy includes a mix of agriculture, small business and big companies. republican john klein has represented the 2nd district since 2003. he announced last year that he would not be seeking re-election, leaving a highly coveted seat in congress up for grabs. .. >> thank you and thanks for doing this. thanks everybody for watching and anti, good to see. you and i have had a great conversation the last couple of decades and we have a number of serious points discussed. that's what this election is about. for those of you that the list of my radio program are don't know me as well of me tell you about missile. i grew up in a small business family and way to make certain we make a balanced budget or the budget balanced and way to make certain we met matt the table and all things a small business in the second district had to do. we also understood the power of government because our family business was taken by eminent domain procedure. that means i defined -- had to fight a second quic

of warm weather, loving couples have returned to that cozy row of park benches hidden away between egan and st. claire. bringing as a result of their unseasonable passion the return of the st. claire snatcher, six purses have recently been grabbed. detective belker, officer russo are therefore assigned undercover. item nine, ongogog surveillance -- detective natkin and fuller on the edgewood investigation, and detectives la rue and washington have been double shifting since 21:00 hours last evening, on the reported arsonist joseph scornavaco. uniform personnel, would you please check the duty board and i think that just about handles it. excuse me, sarge, i got an -- officer flaherty, some creep yesterday stole my tape e ck out of my car over on herman. report it, officer, let's go, now. you know, one ofofhe ones you pull right out? well, why didn't you pull it out? is that the point? i'm a cop, right, are we gonna get behind this? file a 642, man. i filed, i filed, i'm saying, we're gonna give 'em hell on this. okay, patrick, they get the message, let's go, okay, come on. ah, mr. scorn

we have jurisdiction in egan, but the criminals don't. they're all over the metro. and when we can share information, especially images, or trends that we're seeing, it helps us better combat those professional shoplifters. >> reporter: aaron, >> it's important to take a stance on these habitwal shop the lifters >> retailers welcome any help which can ease into their profit >> we can't do it alone without their partnership, there definitely would be a lot more stuff >> they say shoppers can do their part during this busy time of year by notifying store staff if they see anything suspicious. >> it's not necessarily harder, we just have to keep more of an eye out for i >> police and retailers say these thieves are target things like high end clothes, cleaning items, baby formula all of which have high resale value on the black market. >>> tennessee is $121 million richer tonight. sadly i have also not. one ticket matched all six powerball numbers. lafayette is a little town, 5,000 residents, don't give up he hope, iain page, lottery officials say someone bought a tick

. >> stretches from the south metro and includes egan and red wing. it includes a mix of agriculture, small businesses, and big companies. he announced last year that he would not be seeking reelection, leaving a highly coveted seat in congress up for grabs. this is the first run for public office. democrat angie craig is a saint jude executive. and we're joined now by the second district candidate. thank you both for coming in and being part of this debate. it will be more of a discussion tonight, so we want to get a lot of the topics out there. statements. mr. lewis, please start off. >> enqueue for watching. good to see you. we've had a great conversation over the last couple of decades and a number of serious points were discussed. of you that didn't listen to my radio program or don't know me as well, let me tell you about myself. i grew up in a small business family and we make balanced budget -- we made the budget balanced. we had to do payroll and all of the small things a bit -- business in the second district had to do. our family business w

. >> we have jurisdiction in egan.e can share information especially images or trends we're seeing and helps us better combat professional shoplifters. >> officer aaron mackvisits says these shoplifters are boosters use to fund major crimes like human trafficking. >> it's funding terrible times around the metro and this is just one way to stop that retailers. >> we cannot do it alone without their partnership. >> shop kerz do their part during this busy time of year and. >> it's not necessarily harder they have to keep more eye out for us. >> thanks for that and once you get an early start to the holiday shopping but don't know where to begin. coming up, denise armstrong from philadelphia daily news weighs in on some of the best from philadelphia daily news weighs in on some of the best ideas for friend and families. >> oh, what a beautiful school picture there brenda thank you for sendsing that in. good morning from my ground daughter. we can't forget her. daughter. we can't forget her. no, we can't. >> preparing for

matt e in joins us now -- matt egan joins us now.ief and hope donald trump will do fiscal spending and hope we don't see campaignho ran the trail. how important are these elections for you? we are reaching a paradigm shift. before the election, we saw inflation starting to pick up. policies ares inflationary at a time when the slack in the economy is tightening and we have aggressive monetary policy. jon: how long can yields spike without risk rally taking a big hit? what are you looking at that gives you a line in the sand in the bond market? >> historically, you look at these blowups and the treasury market, the yield says the 10 year part of the curve would run about 150 basis points up in yield. year may be closer to 200 basis points. to be cautious about the risk trade. it could break down. during the taper tantrum, there was selloff in the high yield market. year, highof the yield bonds or stronger at the end of the year. policies and the economy and the situation we are in should be positive at a time when high yield the fall