michael goodwin, good to see you, thank you. amy holmes, thank you. >> thank you.: is the mainstream media ignoring how effectively walls and fences all around the world aren't stopping illegal immigration? in 65 countries, imagine that. remember where you heard it first. cast your vote at loudobbs.com. >>> scientists blasting california's governor, jerry brown, because he's linked the state's recent wildfires to, are you ready? climate change. global warming, i guess, you know, fires create heat, i got it. scientists interviewed by the l.a. times say there's not enough evidence to support such a claim, nor brown's assertion that fires are unpredictable and unprecedented. [laughter] good lord. some scientists have predicted a warmer planet could mean more fires, but only several decades from now, so these are irrelevant to their forecasts. >>> and on the east coast, parts of central new york an early taste of winter. up to 9 inches of snow creating dangerous driving conditions and dampening spirits one would think as well. the snow blamed for more than 50 traffic a

now a social worker says the allegations against goodwin are unfounded. governor mag ji hassan's office will review the timeline and events before deciding what additional steps, if any, should be taken. tom: commitment 2016 now, and it was a busy day of presidential politics in manchester, but this one was meant to be less partisan and more about problem solving. a convention put on by the group called no labels was aimed at getting to solutions. heather hamel is live now with the details. reporter: that convention is just wrapping up now, 1500 people were able to listen to eight candidates, both republican and democrat, and those in attendance say they got a lot out of it. and a real feel to what the candidates are all about. a flurry of excitement as candidate after candidate entered the room. >> i think people are fed up with incompetent politicians that don't get things done. i'm telling you. i think they're fed up. reporter: undecided voters not only heard from the g.o.p. presidential candidates. they were hosted by no labels, an organization workin

but, michael goodwin, who do you think leaves?a number of bottom tier candidates. we mentioned huckabee before. again, because iowa was one of his big states, if he doesn't do well this time, lindsey graham, george pataki. there are a number of people at the bottom who are still there, and you wonder how much longer they can go without somebody funding them. but i think that for bush iowa is not as important as new hampshire. new hampshire, i really think, is a make or break state for jeb bush, and that is next february, so he's got a while. liz: christy, michael, we've got a while. we'll keep you on. we'll bring you constantly back. thank you, we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thanks, again. liz: so we want to issue this to you. if you get tied up watching the world series and the mets on wednesday night -- and who wouldn't? -- go ahead and miss that other network's debate because fox business will have you covered on november 10th. watch the republican candidates go at it tuesday, november 10th, right here on fox business. we g

the colts failed trick play that helped the pats get the goodwin. fantasy sports sites told to quit operating in nevada. >>> the latest on deadly shooting in florida. pure chaos. >>> >>> welcome back, everyone. if there's a lot of tired people today i think they should get an exemption. they were probably staying up watching the game. >>> we talk about cold morning to start off. nice day to hunker down and stay inside. if you have a hard time getting going open the window. low this morning. teens 20 and 30. boflt low of 31. norwood, 17. right now the temp is 36. norwood 35. worcester 30. tied a record low of 24. orange right now still at 25. cold arctic high pressure with us through the day. so it's a bright day. brilliant sunshine but despite that october sun it's cold with temps 44 to 48. this will be it normal high around 62. and we'll do that tomorrow and a little bit more. we'll talk about that coming up. the pats victoria. last night's game really turned on one play by the colts. >> it's like the play heard around the world. colts try to take

someone asked me today, michael goodwin, who has been on this show many times. >> pulitzer prize winner. he always makes me say. >> he said do you think trump could make it? i said i have no idea. he said that in itself tells me a lot. and i don't have any idea. all the rules that i played by for 50 years are not in existence in time. >> one thing in sxirchs are the clinton rules. hillary clinton beset by fbi investigations. she has a scandal that is just suffocating -- would suffocate almost any other candidate, any other family other than the clintons. those rules still seem to apply. >> there's no rules. clinton -- the rules for you and me and everybody else don't apply there. i do think it's done severe damage to her. people don't think she's honest and at the end of the day, that's going to cause her problems. she may end up being the nominee or the president. but at the end of the day right now she's nowhere where she has when she start this had race. >> i want to touch on kevin mccarthy. we're moving toward learning who will succeed john boehner. has he disqualified himself by ba

. >> players and coaching staff did a great job, that was a goodwin, that got contributions from everybody again turnovers on defense you know, good production on offense, more balance in the running became the passing game. >> on to the next right the pats looking forward to their next challenge they face the redskins sunday november 8th we get you started with game day at 11:30, kickoff is at one turn to patriots fifth quarter on my tv 38. >>> we all knew new england fans are passionate last night we were introduced to some of the youngest in the group. >> tom brady. >> tom brady is my entire life. >> i love him. >> tom brady is the best quarterback in the nfl. >> brady can play with anybody. >> play with high schoolers and still win. >> the nfl visited three schools in our area of boston park view and rhode island, and new hampshire to catch up with some of the young but very big fans. >> yes they are. a big night for the pats and one of their former players, willie was introduced as the hall of fame inductee, and they have a hug there where he took quote. there is nothing more satisfie

analysis this sunday morning are cnbc's john harwood, pulitzer prize winning historian doris kearns goodwin, the "washington post's" jennifer rubin, and steven henderson of the "detroit free press." >>> welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >>> good sunday morning. we've just come through perhaps the most significant ten days in the 2016 campaign to date. on the democratic side, hillary clinton reestablished herself as the clear front-runner, she won last week's democratic debate, two of her lesser opponent, jim web and lincoln chafee, dropped out of the race. joe biden decided he had no path to victory. on top of that, clinton was almost universally seen as having survived and some even thought she might have thrive at that house benghazi hearing. on the republican side, the candidates that are struggling are feeling the pressure. here's jeb bush unplugged yesterday. >> i got a lot of really cool things that i can do other than sit around being miserable listening to people demonize me and me feeling compelled to demonize them. that is a joke. elect trump if you want that. >> wow. a lo

. >> goodwin for them last night too. >> the rain will be out of here. >> the rain is moving in as we speak windy night and tomorrow morning in time for the commute. >> thanks for watching.

that's a dam goodwin tonight. nice job. >> he's the best. more behind the scenes foot ago check out patriots all access friday night at 7:00. we have you covered patriots game day at 11:00. postgame show. wbz l also your home for thursday night football. seattle seahawks. great stuff as always. two other notes celtics take on the nets tonight preseason newspaper jays welcome the royals to town in game 3 of the al doctors. lot going on. >> steve thank you the cbs >> scott pelley is joining us live from new york with a preview. ly scott. >> hey paula, david great to be with you in boston as always. our federal sources are telling us the private e-mail accounts of both the c.i.a. director and the director of home lands security have bipartisan hacked and they are launching a criminal investigation to find the perpetrator we'll have that story and the rest of the world news coming up on the cbs evening news in about 10 minutes. >> we'll be watching scott thank you. next boston's traffic division joins twitter. not really at the fake tweet that h

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so, goodwin, glad we one. it's always good to win on the road. >> we treat it like another game. everybody prepared for it as we would do any opponent. everybody was ready to play this game. we was excited about it. just like we would be excited about playing anybody else. it doesn't matter who it is longs we get the win i felt like we're satisfied with it. >> let's talk about the worst play in nfl history of you knoll the play that completely changed the complexion of the game gave the patriots momentum. late 3rd quarter looking at 4th and 3 from their own 37. hoping the draw the patriots offsides tool men on the field. however the pats they were ready. yes the colts still went ahead and snapped the ball. only to see the play just completely blow-up. oh, my goodness. 6 plays later scored and that was it. since then chuck pagano and the colts have been getting roasted on social media. >> you can't say that enough. >> whenever you're in a bad mood you just play that. just laugh and move on. >> unbelievable. >> it is the highlight or perhaps the low light if you're a colts fan. it

the elm the city we need to have them and i'll work hard to have them pay into the public common goodwinood so they will, help create a better muni for all workers and doing a great service this corporate cheating and welfare called the tax breaks didn't work it creates a two tier among working people thank you. >> (clapping.) mayor ed lee i believe that our city is more than interested in municipality modes of transportation including bikes and good packets and muni and ryder and other modes i think we ought to support all those efforts to the doing everything we can and put together transportation 2030 to look this and see when the city needing and they've articulated for the city not only a vision but ways to get to the transportation but we do nooes need infrastructure money i'm a true believable in making sure we extend the central subway to affairs we need have more subway systems and the second bart tube and caltrain electric if i had and the federal government and state governments from cap & trade to more transit infrastructure monies (clapping.) thank you very much. >> mr. mart

it was a goodwin. glad we won. we have a quick turn around this week. a division game. it will be fun. >> it should be fun. the jets are 4-1, just one game behind the patriots. interesting game last night and a lot of plays you don't normally see in professional football. you see them in high school and pop warner, but none like you have seen last night. >> i thought the play was illegal. i thought you couldn't leap over or is that only if you touch the center then it is illegal? >> you can't use the center to vault over. >> so that adds another element to it. it has to be timed perfectly and you can't touch the center. >> and jaime collins was a triple jump champion and high jump champion in high school and was a great athlete. >> and it took great confidence. >> it came from watching hours and hours of film. >> the colts block low. >> he looks at the kicker and as soon as he looks at the center the snap is coming. he is like this all the time. when he goes like this the snap is coming. >> football 101 and weather 101. >> i am ready for weather now. >> coming up new on

the elm the city we need to have them and i'll work hard to have them pay into the public common goodwinood so they will, help create a better muni for all workers and doing a great service this corporate cheating and welfare called the tax breaks didn't work it creates a two tier among working people thank you. >> (clapping.) mayor ed lee i believe that our city is more than interested in municipality modes of transportation including bikes and good packets and muni and ryder and other modes i think we ought to support all those efforts to the doing everything we can and put together transportation 2030 to look this and see when the city needing and they've articulated for the city not only a vision but ways to get to the transportation but we do nooes need infrastructure money i'm a true believable in making sure we extend the central subway to affairs we need have more subway systems and the second bart tube and caltrain electric if i had and the federal government and state governments from cap & trade to more transit infrastructure monies (clapping.) thank you very much. >> mr. mart

the elm the city we need to have them and i'll work hard to have them pay into the public common goodwinood so they will, help create a better muni for all workers and doing a great service this corporate cheating and welfare called the tax breaks didn't work it creates a two tier among working people thank you. >> (clapping.) mayor ed lee i believe that our city is more than interested in municipality modes of transportation including bikes and good packets and muni and ryder and other modes i think we ought to support all those efforts to the doing everything we can and put together transportation 2030 to look this and see when the city needing and they've articulated for the city not only a vision but ways to get to the transportation but we do nooes need infrastructure money i'm a true believable in making sure we extend the central subway to affairs we need have more subway systems and the second bart tube and caltrain electric if i had and the federal government and state governments from cap & trade to more transit infrastructure monies (clapping.) thank you very much. >> mr. mart

reporter: jill goodwin is on the top floor. 11 flights up. >> i also have to wear a mask because we were told they found mold and asbestos after the flood. reporter: a fourth of the units were flooded out six weeks ago after someone intentionally opened a stand-pipe on the sixth floor. every time the remaining elevator breaks down, fire crews move in this case of an emergency. >> a complete nightmare. these are very serious issues that the tenants are facing. reporter: tenants were promised repairs would get done in a couple of weeks. the construction supervisor for the building's owners out of new york, blames the insurance company for halting the work. >> my machine for breathing is in that room. reporter: roberto rodriguez is a cancer survivor still living in a hotel room, without his oxygen pump. >> in the hotel there have been two power outages already. and i have asphyxiated myself two times almost. reporter: a bit of good news tonight. that broken elevator was finally fixed about an hour ago. the owner's rep said with the second elevator knocked out from the flood, this one is jus

. >>> it's a goodwin. glad we won. always good to win on the road . >> anchor: it wasn't the blow out everybody was hoping for but the patriots will take their 34- 34-27 win over the colts. especially the way indy was willing to give it to them . >>> what are you doing? oh my god . >> reporter: down six late in the third quarter the coats tried to get cute with a fake punt formation from their own 37 37. it backfired big-time. >>> what are you doing in indianapolis? are you western illinois? >>> i take full response the on that and i didn't do a good communicated to the guys . >>> miscommunication . >>> it turned out to be one of the most failed fakes probably of all-time . >>> the kind of mistake an all-time great makes you pay for for. brady tossing three touchdowns to beat the team that started deflategate but showed no signs of special celebration after the game. >>> i thought we could execute a lot better in a lot of phases. run pass, everything, you know? that's what we try to do . >>> we were excited about it, y

. >>> it's a goodwin. glad we won. it's always good to one on the road. so we have a quick turn around this week. division game. so it will be fun. >> anchor: if you are a patriots fan you have to love tom brady's demeanor right now all business, playing angry, walking away a win remember little too say week after week. reporting live in the newsroom, joe amorsino, 7 news. >>> there is no doubt one of the oddest moments of the night was when the colts head up that fake punt while it failed miserably. an ugly of mo, right? snap judgment had fans buzzing on social media . >>> i keep watching it. y don't understand it at all. jonathan hall has more on what fans and players are saying about this unusual formation. anderson is behind him and what in the world? the colts tricks didn't turn into treats against the patriots patriots. new england stuffed indy on a questionable fake punt play late in the third car of sunday night night's game . >>> i don't know what the colts was thinking when that special teams play. that was just garbage . >>> even some colts pla

doris goodwin and such. i love your books and you have a different style almost like a novel. i feel like your books have a theme. do you write to get a message across as opposed to getting history across? >> no. it will be great if we can take 50 questions in 15 minutes if every answer is no. >> no, but i never set out to flog any message i really want to get across but invariable there is something that emerges in the course of research that is not intended but does come out, if you want it to be, a message. like in isaac storm about the hurricane the story is about hubris guy who thinks he knew everything and proved him wrong. and you know, i spoke with one that came closest to starting with the idea of a message was in the garden of beast. i had no intention of

she is always kinder, and michael goodwin. fox news contributors. i have to give you some credit for being kind. start with mccarthy that absurd gift that he gave too hillary clinton, it resurrected her campaign. >> i think it would cost him his leadership, and i think it should. i wonder if he is not signaling that the committee has been source of a lot of stories about the e-mail. the committee itself has not done anything yet, it has not broken new ground. lou: jedediah circumstanc, is ie stupidest thing have you seen, the republican leadership in the house has not been blessed with great talent, for that matter 92neither has the democratic leadership. >> this shows he is not the guy for the job. a lot these people are trying to get answers, people died. it made sound like it was all about politics, he handed her what was a great political ad, well done, but step aside you are notes the -- not the man for the job, this why. lou: then, on other side issue biden's of denies that story from maureen about beau biden wanting his father to run for pres

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a judge threw out a will she had written to largely benefit aaron goodwin, a detective at the time, sighting undue influence. department morale and faith in the department has apparently been shaken. >> i believe that it's best for the city, to let the chief move on, to let the city move on, the police commission get back to the work at hand, hire a new chief. and we need to always be thinking about all the great people who work on the force with the police department. josh: according to this agreement, chief dubois will not be taking part in the search for his replacement. jean: a former national guard officer is trying to get a sex out. he was sentenced to 15 years for his involvement in a san antonio sex trafficking ring. lawyers say evidence was destroyed before the trial. the appeal also claims prosecutors failed to disclose suggestive photos of the victim. assaulted a 15-year-old girl. time to see how traffic is moving around the state, live pictures from 293 in manchester from the elliott at rivers edge camera. josh: peggy james joins us now with a live look at the road home mid-week.

ellis along with michael goodwin, new york post columnist and fox news contributor as well. as i remind viewers over and over again, it's a long way until november 8th of 2016. we have to ask, michael, can they hold this? >> it is surprising that the swing state polls are confirming the national polls who have roughly the same pattern, variety in each of the different states, have you clinton and trump on top everywhere nationally and in all the swing states. i think the one threat for both of them are the matchups in the individual states. swing states are everything, and if you can't win in the swing states, then i think you are weakened nationally. that is a challenge for both of them. so far doing enough in the swing states. liz: ellis, the poll comes a day after dr. ben carson topped donald trump in a poll which speaks to our business viewer audience, was that a onetime occurrence? >> makers probably not a permanent occurrence, one of the things we learned in recent cycles it is possible to get to the top for a short period of time. both hillary and donald are hang toug

. >> i told them, nothing will ever be perfect but it was a really goodwin. >> thomas trying to pounds it out, inside the five. fighting irish up next but first we will enjoy this win, all weekend, guys, back to you. >> you better believe that. it is fantastic. >> yes, huge win. >> dave, started football in 1894 at temple up there in north philadelphia. >> yeah. >> that is right. >> it really is a awesome. >> thank you. >> it will be rocking, again, next game, notre dame believe it or not, on halloween. >> it will be a scary one. >> scary. >> scary for notre dame, of course. >> 6:05. two officers are recovering after a car, trying to flee the police, slammed into the police. so, this is shortly before 10:00 officers pulled over a car with the man and woman in it at 58th and master streets in west philadelphia police say once they turned on their spotlight to search the car, the driver sped off. at a block away the the car then t boned a police suv. this car, the officer jump the curve crashing into a person's home. police say that is when both suspects jumped out, of the car and it sta

i told them nothing will ever be perfect but it was a really goodwin. >> of course, the coach said that right now, celebrate, celebrating this weekend but monday you know they get back to work to see temple players coming back out here live walking or just went in the temple football building here, the olson hall on campus . this is what time they usually get up and practice but right now they will try to get some sleep. they got in late from carolina and just got back on campus . they literally touched down more than an hour ago. so a lot of people tired but at the same time they are on cloud nine, guys, back to you. >> touchdown is the operative word. thanks dave, so much. >>> a big hall for investigators in camden who say they have linked a local business to a man behind a series of recent burglaries. >> detectives gave us a look what they have recovered through their investigation on display, power tools, electronics, phones, other valuables. they have confiscated a aspirin, laundry detergent and baby formula. >>> police say 41 year-old manual mendoza stole it all over past two mont

analysis this sunday morning are cnbc's john harwood, pulitzer prize winning historian doris kearns goodwin, the "washington post's" jennifer rubin, and steven henderson of the "detroit free press." >>> welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >>> good sunday morning. we've just come through perhaps

. >> joining us now is mike emanuel and adam goodwin. mike, beginning with you.ave you talked with anyone that that they've seen this coming. >> absolutely not. kevin mccarthy said i am not your guy and dropped out of the speaker's race. absolutely stunned. some people were crying in the room. some thought that he was the next speaker of the house. nobody has seemed to see this coming. dropping a bombshell around noon. at this point, there is not an obvious choice. paul ryan. a lot of people seem to think that he would be good. giving the leadership that is needed. an economist from heritage. he is saying, no way. no interest. thank you. adam, who do you think we may see throwing their hat in the ring? we know about webster from florida. a lot of people do not think that either one are going to get it. >> heaven knows what is going to happen. they have been helpful to danny webster. i tell you what americans are really looking for. washington is shocked. americans are hopeful that maybe this is the break that we needed. things were not getting done. they just wer