. - do y want to go back to farmington woods? no why? cause i'm afraid they're gonna start laughing at me again." since we aired our story on 10-year has been outrage." community advocates in raleigh... trying to channel that outrage towards change at wake county schools. - "this is a story of a 10-year old boy at farmington woods school." they shared the disturbing details, again. romelo says his pants were pulled down by 2 girls on the playground, before they spit in his face-- following a dispute over the merry-go-round. romelo's mom says the girl's were not disciplined... she says her son was suicidal from the persistant bullying. and community members tonight they see as a double-standard... when it comes to race anhow students are nished. - "i would be looking at pressing charg for phyical assault on these 2 little girls because if this had been the other way around- that's what they would've done to this little boy." one teenager told her own tale of school house bullying... - "out of nowhere she starts swinging and hitting me in

. >> i'm with the farmington fire department in new mexico. >> he's about adventure, fitness and health. >> i like, river raft, work outside a lot. >> traveling in between shifts at the fire house, one he served 17 years. one year ago at his annual physical, doctors found a massive tumor in his kidney. >> he showed my terrible scary pictures of this giant tumor. >> he had no symptoms. at 42 years old on his birthday with so much left to do in life, doctors told him to get his life in order. >> it was absolutely terrifying. my life. >> two other firefighters at his fire station were battling cancer at the time and at the grapevine found out about the urology center in colorado, a clinical trial that might be his only hope. >> saving lives. we're in the saving lives business. dr. laurence is the director of research. >> a young man with renal kidney cancer has spread. it was >> first hurdle was to remove the tumor from his kidney. that was actually the easy part. >> they had 15 minutes after the tumor lost blood supply to get the dna samples. >> samples to determine if he qualified for a

tom: farmington police presented a choke a local food pantry today after a month of raising money. in the past the department has raised money local community by participating in their own no shade novembers of officers are allowed to grow beards for a small donation. in year the money goes to the community action partnership of strafford county. jennifer: new hampshire's toys for tots campaign officially kicked off today at the mall of new hampshire in manchester. governor maggie hassan and mayor ted gatsas among those in attendance. this is the 31st year the mall has partnered with the marine corps to collect toys for thousands of children in need >> we pride ourselves on keeping all those toys local, so you can rest assured every toy that gets donated from southern new hampshire stays in southern new hampshire. all we want is to make sure every child in southern new hampshire has a gift under the tree. jennifer: there are several dropoff locations around the state, we have a helpful link right on wmur.com and our mobile apps. mike: wow, two days from thanksgiving, one day of cou

in connecticut, broken voting machines in west hartford, new britain and farmington.farmington, one of the technicians took the power supply, disconnected it, shook it, plugged it back in and it worked. and this kind of thing is going on here. providence, rhode island. a tweeted picture by brandon van dyke. you can see a polling place here in the window. vote here backwards and a piano here so i assume this is a church and here's a technician down on his hands and knees trying to service a voting machine as people wait to vote. it's that kind of thing going on around the country and heard of no systemic problems and no problems of complaints of voter intimidation. >> thank you, pete williams showing us how the sausage gets made over there. thank you, sir. >>> we are closing in on 11:00 a.m. on the east coast. approaching 9:00 a.m. in phoenix. you just heard pete mention this part of arizona, we can see the lines. we'll take you there live next. proud of you, son. ge! a manufacturer. well that's why i dug this out for you. it's your grandpappy's hammer and he would hav

that match at plymouth state college is tonight moultonborough academy against the farmington tigers hilites at 11:00. there are six state championship games tomorrow in boys soccer and volleyball. plus, the meet of champions cross country meet. sunday, there are four girls soccer championship games. tom: thank you. tune in for the second congressional district debate following world news. we'll see you after "20/20." [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. imagine if hillary clinton wins the white house... then what? liberal carol shea-porter? she'll be a rubber stamp for clinton's agenda. progressive shawn o'connor? he'll be a rubber stamp, too. and you know their agenda: higher taxes. more government spending. and a weaker national defense. only frank guinta will put new hampshire first. that's the key difference in this race. frank guinta. he's on our side. i'm frank guinta >>> tonight, breaking news. the new abc news tracking poll. the shift in the race in just one week. the new numbers, clinton and t

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. >> boyd cooper, nbc news, farmington, minnesota. >> friends 'til the end, so lucky to have had each other. that's going to do it for us on this wednesday night, i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for . >>> this is going to be tough. cubs win the race. >> the chicago cubs win their first world series t than a century. >> the candidates mad dash, five days to go. hillary clinton looking to put arizona in the blue column, while donald trump works to shore florida. >> now for the first time, we have a real chance to turn this state blue again. >> we're going to be nice and cool, nice and cool. stay on point, donald, stay on point. >> plus the latest on that

aurora hosting the magic of farmington. a big bash looking for blunt. they holiday inn and runaway. up next, you've got to see what happens tonight in columbus as >> browns quarterback turnstile continues cody kessler come on down! you're the next contestant. he is back after a week of josh mccowan kessler has been reinstalled as a start as a concussion is now in the rearview. >> obviously made the decision today.o you know if you want to look at it like that then it's good but i do reserve the right that if something is not going the way i wanted to to put the other guy in the game. >> don't forget to get your sunday started every sunday at it is the last tailgating ?the best tailgate in town. blue jackets taking on montrcl they scored not once not twice not three times not even 45678 or nine. they scored 10 goals. they blew out montrcl 10 nothing. i don't know if they didn't clear customs or what. but they had a bad night. 10 zip. blue jackets over the canadians. montoya, the name of their goalie he let him 10 of em in. he probably ran out of gunpowder. >> 10 goals? >> you don't h

. >> boyd hooper, nbc news, farmington, minnesota. >> friends 'til the end, so lucky to have had each other. that's going to do it for us on this wednesday night, i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. right noat 6: an pleasant surprg charged double -eve >>> our water bill is salutely ridiculous. >> an unpleasant surprise. the bay area community getting charged double even though homeowners insist they're not using more water. the news at 6:00 starts right now. >> skyrocketing water bills in the east bay. this is happening in president anton. their bills have doubled. in one case, a $700 water bill ballooned to $1500. what's the explanation there? >> the city says people here are using more water, but many residents tell us it's not the usage going up, just their water bills. >> barbara cunningham took down her halloween decorations today, but she says what really scares her is her latest water bill. >> our water bill is ridiculous. >> she's not alone, this site shows more than 100 nearby residents who say their bill shot up by as much as 10

. >> boyd hooper, nbc news, farmington, minnesota. >> friends 'til the end, so lucky to have had each other. that's going to do it for us on this wednesday night, i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good >> jim: right now on news 3 live at six. the death of a 7-year-old boy under investigation tonight. his mother's friend is in jail. tonight you will hear from the boy's grandmother. >> reed: vandals bragging about vandalizing death valley on social media. tonight details of arrests and charges. >> jim: after two decades of being a chief investigator and strong safety sergeant richard strayeder is set to retire. a look back at some of the tragic cases that will stick with him >> announcer: news 3 starts right now. >> reed: good evening. we are learning chilling new information tonight about the child abuse that killed a 7-year-old boy. i'm reed. >> jim: i'm jim snyder. a 31-year-old las vegas man has been charged with murder in this case. it's our top story tonight at six. news 3's sergio avila is live at the courthouse. >> reporter: she lives in loui

spirit of crowning hs champions, we have one from tonight girls division 3 moultonborough taking on farmington. this one came down to the 5th and final set and its moultonboro that won that very close set 20-18 so moultonboro wins the state title 3-2 over the tigers. the 2 other championships tomorrow night are at pinkerton windham and somersworth in division two, hollis brookline and concord in d-1 friday night college hockey unh home with sacred heart after a scoreless first, the pioneers break thru with a couple of goals this one by unh was 0-9 on the power play, but they finally get one late. patrick grasso set tyler kelleher up for the goal 5th of the year, 2-1 sacred heart it did not look good but with 28 seconds to go, a flurry out front with the unh goalie pulled and liam blackburn scores on the doorstep 2-2 game 2nd of the year. unh controlled play in overtime, but could not score. they finish with a 2-2 tie. unh will host mercyhurst tomorrow night ith big red. only 2 goals in the game, and they both came in the 3rd period. first mitch vanderlaan, unassisted 1-0 cornell 2 minutes and

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advisories extend from the northern plains where blizzard condit those outside minneapolis and farmington down toward the north platte area. the areas in red is a winter storm warning, our favorite mountain resorts seeing up to a foot of snow just in time for the thanksgiving holiday. decent travel weather tomorrow. as the snow ends tonight and skies clear, it will be one of the colder nights that we have seen in quite some time. jacket weather to be sure tomorrow morning and those shiny roads out there already only gradually tomorrow. we'll stay below freezing a large part of the day and look at a nice weekend warm-up, something we'll talk about and we'll look further beyond this weekend to the busy thanksgiving holiday travel week. i'm tracking another storm and another chance for snow. >>> low clouds are still hanging over the city tonight. they're the last of the storm that's headed east out of state. 9news reporter noel brennan joins us from downtown with a look at how icy it's getting it has pretty much stopped snowing here at 16th and stout, but it was snowing an hour ago, not a hu

. >> boyd cooper, nbc news, farmington, minnesota. >> friends 'til the end, so lucky to have had each other. that's going to do it for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. no, just plain old stealing. coming up, a area little league president has a concussion in the victims of the kids. >>> plus, it will take more than the fashion police to >>> right now on news channel 8 at 7:00:

. >> boyd cooper, nbc news, farmington, minnesota. >> friends 'til the end, so lucky to have had each other. that's going to do it for us on this wednesday night, i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for . >>> tonight, game 7 between the cubs and indians, the biggest stage in the world. imagine all the games, 161 for the indians in the regular season and then the playoffs, but it all comes down to one game. remember. both of these teams are confident. the indians' confidence is defineed by this guy, corey kluber. he takes the ball for the third time to face the cubs and for the second time, and the cubs haven't been able to touch him. he knows it's a 5-inning race for the lead and then he will hand the ball to miller who will understand that to allen. and that's and the cubs' confidence, their bats are hot. whoever wins, the cubs and indians have made baseball america's pasttime again. millions are watching the series. while the world may be in love with the cubs, cleveland has the indians' back. we're live from the world

. >> boyd cooper, nbc news, farmington, minnesota. >> friends 'til the end, so lucky to have had each other. that's going to do it for us on this wednesday night, i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and . >>> the align gets a lifeline. and a fresh look at the presidential races, and newt gingrich and i chat about how donald trump and bill clinton are similar. and now that the buffs don't that the coach would really like people to stop yelling. all that is next. >>> the a-line train to the airport has another three months to get its act together. the deal is a reprieve from federal regulators who could have just shut down the project this weekend. we have coverage of the significant development with a familiar question for rtd. >> reporter: line working today? >> is the a-line working today? it's working every day, 100%. >> reporter: nate curry, the spokesman for the rtd has reason to be spunky. they got good news, not good news like they're all in the clear but good news like they have a longer deadline to fix things, mainly the problems causing the guar

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. >> boyd cooper, nbc news, farmington, minnesota. >> friends 'til the end, so lucky to have had each other. that's going to do it for us on this wednesday night, i'm lester holt. news, thank you for watching and good night. ?? >> announcer: right now, from milwaukee, this is today's tmj4, live at 6:00. >> a last look at where wisconsin voters stand shows two races with two different headlines. the marquette law school poll released today shows hillary clinton holding onto a lead over do 40%. >> the race for the u.s. senate is much closer. russ feingold leads 45-44% over lon johnson. >> the marquette poll suggests a 6-point lead meaning democrats are on the lead of an 8th straight presidential win in wisconsin. >> it's hard to shift people. they've had a very long time to think about it. video, hillary clinton with the fbi taking a new look at her emails. now, add in character, 68% of the poll don't think clinton is honest. 61% say the same for trump. but 59% say clinton is qualified to be president, 35% for trump. >> how do people weigh those traits about the candidates which do larg

. >> boyd cooper, nbc news, farmington, minnesota. >> friends 'til the end, so lucky to have had each other. that's going to do it for us on this wednesday night, i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for joanne: she's not fooling me. britt: kelly ayotte sides with the special interests. vivian: now, she's even playing politic games with medicare. vo: kelly ayotte voted to cut medicare and cost seniors up to $1,700 more for prescriptions... while protecting tax breaks for the wall street banks and big oil companies that fund her campaign. fred: kelly ayotte sold us out. britt: with kelly ayotte, it's all politics. for the content of this advertising. >> now at 7 new developments in a violent home invasion in sterling. >> i've been robbed by men. >> anchor: police still on the hunt for the suspects. >> anchor: a car goes up in flames in leicester. >> we track rain for tomorrow. >> anchor: a driveway tragedy on the south coast. a father searching for answers. >> anchor: 6 days and counting. >> anchor: and ceeta bear is jamming on. he's a boston street icon. >> anchor: wh

. >> boyd cooper, nbc news, farmington, minnesota. >> friends 'til the end, so lucky to have had each other. that's going to do it for us on this wednesday night, i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for now at six. tragedy strikes iowa -- as a deadly attack on two police officers puts some in shock, and others on high alert. family, and we recognize when one suffers, we all suffer." officers here in eastern iowa feel the effects of this morning's ambush. "there is never a justification for killing someone who's been in his or her life trying to protect you" reaction -- also coming in from the campaign trail in iowa. two iowa police officers are dead and a suspect is in custody tonight -- after an early- morning ambush of the officers as they sat in their patrol cars while on duty. i'm ron steele. and i'm amanda goodman -- the first of two attacks happened at one- that's when an urbandale officer was found fatally shot near urbandale high school. about 20 minutes later -- and two miles away -- a des moines officer was also found dead in his patrol car from a gunshot w

boyd huppert, nbc news, farmington minnesota morning -- a celebration a century in the making. the curse broken -- and fans can barely believe it. "you're watching kwwl, "now your storm track 7 forecast on kwwl." let's go to storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan now for your forecast forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information from the kwwl or less in several areas this morning, with light fog in many others. some of stormtrack7 live weather network cameras catch that. the sun should burn that off this morning and we will keep plenty of clear skies for the next few days along with mild above normal this morning with temps mainly in the 40s... some mid to upper 30s are showing up in the northwest. winds are light and will stay light today. the cold front that brought us rain yesterday is tracking away allowing high pressure to track in. another front to the north will be pretty dry... and should stay f win for the next few days. highs will stay on the mild side... 50s to the 70s today with mainly area will have hi

they will take on concord and the girls division 3 farmington and moultonboro win . they could be playing baseball for a while in cleveland. tom: still to come on news 9 tonight, shelley: keeping k-9 titan safe. the department that just got a kevlar vest, thanks to a kate: my mom and i love shooting hoops. but you know what - she could still learn a few things from me - just like i've learned a lot from her. mom helps with homework... she helped dad start his business... and she even fought to put bad guys in jail. now, mom helps make laws that help people - especially when they need it most. and she's taught me that with hard work - i can do... anything. kelly: i'm kelly ayotte, kate: and i'm kate. kelly & kate: and we approved this message. vo: ending funding for planned parenthood. taking away our right to choose. restricting our health care choices. this is senator kelly ayotte's record. ayotte voted six times to end funding for planned parenthood - putting access to birth control and cancer screenings at risk. but it's just an act. woman 2: voters definitely can

let's go on to elizabeth in farmington, michigan. caller: thanks for the conversation today. always did a little nervous when i am on the air. i have enjoyed the remarks so far. as far as who can be the new leader of the democratic party, i think anyone who is willing to look honestly at what the democratic party did to lose this election. that involved the push to have hillary be the nominee, even after crowds and crowds and months and months of somebody who wasn't even popular or known about by a lot of people were drawing this german is crowds making it obvious that he was the candidate that would be up to turn this country around. we were not allowed him in the general election. i believe that only 20% of trump's voters would have voted for bernie sanders. hillaryld not vote for for a variety of reasons. what we're left with is a party that until they are willing to face honestly what they did, and yes, it was debbie wasserman schultz. it doesn't matter who did it, it was done. until we face that, we are not going to be a viable party. maybe a new party we need because of

here, the major big three, the foreign manufacturers, we've got toyota in ann arbor, nissan in farmington hills, honda in northern ohio, it's located here, plus the suppliers. we also have a very vibrant defense sector here in michigan with land systems. obviously, autonomous vehicles in the defense space is very important. it allows us to use drones. all of that is located here, and to put that all together in one place. we're hoping to get that competition and designation by the end of the year. >> is there anything that defense can learn from automakers in this, in this area of cybersecurity? admiral? how do you feel? >> well, i -- >> could there be some sharing? we're talking a lot about, obviously -- >> well, i think there's already work being done in dod about autonomous vehicles, and obviously res deucing the threat to people in -- reducing the threat to the people in aircraft or trucks, anything else, if you can move supplies and achieve your operational objectives without human lives being involved. but beyond that, i think there's probably something else here. we focused on safe

this is moultonborough taking on farmington. and moultonborough and in division two, hall brookline and friday night hockey. unh home. a couple of goals, and this is on a power play, made it 2-0. and unh on the power play, get one late. they set up for the goal. fifth of the year, made it 2-1 sacred heart. didn't look good, with 28 front with the goalie pulled and scores on the doorstep. made it 2-2 and that's how it ends, a 2-2 tie. in the ecac, dartmouth home with cornell. only two goals in the game and they came in the first period. first mitch vander lawn made it, and two minutes and 13 seconds later. cory from cam strong, and dartmouth is going to tie it up. they playo they host colgate tonight. women's college hockey. plymouth state hosted holy cross. the panthers trailed 2-zip after the first period. they regroup and win the face-off and get it over to courtney evans and the drive gets plymouth state on the word. holy cross now, another power play in the second. great passing and shannon hickey tips it in from the front a

and all of the sudden, going to oklahoma city and farmington, nebraska and police departments are notand shopping malls and be be it holiday concerts and throw ceremonies. or do we have to accept risk. >> you identifieded the concern. and they city is well guarded and what about the civic activists taking place. a lot of training have to be done. and that is with regard to intelligence information. it will be be cotly are but as the now administration takes problem. there is more to more quickly. we want to get to the time of year spectacularly. and the shoe bomb are. and the under was bomber in detroit. and it combuoyance the busiest travel time in the year as well. is it possible for the tsa and those groups to stop the terrorist attack or is it a cat and mouse game. >> you can't prevent every terrorist attack. but if you see something, we say something. we have to work together as professionals and citizens in this country. >> we saw that in the underbomber and shoe bomber. >> it was people. thank god we have a resilient nation. we'll beat them before they beat us. >> thank you, st