but hackett was reported missing at 7:00 by family. >> they are experienced swimmers. but i would not recommend swimming a half hour before nightfall, regardless of experience level. reporter: the fire chief says hackett's wetsuit likely helped delay potential hypothermia, with water temperatures in the 60's. >> but being in the water in a heat inside and allowed him to maintain buoyancy for a little while. reporter: one of the many factors that helped this search mission end with a happy reunion. maria: donald trump is finally holding his own in one key battleground of presidential campaigns -- tv advertising. until this month, he fell far short in political ad spending compared to hillary clinton. janet wu takes a look at both candidates' latest ads. >> donald trump will turn washington upside down. reporter: trump's latest ads are a shocking contrast to the rest of his campaign strategy. as his poll numbers slide backwards, his ads focus on the message that got him here. >> a vote for hillary is a vote for more of the same. reporter: but will these ads cauterize the

hackett and his son-in-law went at around 5:30 p.m.. riptide separated the two. the young swimmer made it back to shore but hackett was reported missing. >> they are experienced swimmers but i would not recommend -- half hour before nightfall regardless of their experience levels. sera: the fire chief says hackett possible wetsuit that helped potentially delay wetsuit probably kept his body heat inside and allowed him to maintain buoyancy for a while. sera: when of the factors that help the search mission and with a happy reunion. antoinette: live pictures over boston right now. some are making a brief return. temperatures in the 70's so close to 80 in boston. cindy: very close to 8in near 80. it's in the 60's. this afternoon, if you like the warm temperatures this is our chance to get out. record in boston today is 84. i think we're going to hold out in the upper 70's to near 80 degrees today. probably falling short and the record is 81 and worcester. temperatures right now are nearing those records that off to the west notice it is cooler. we are running in the

they got separated and hackett got lost at sea. rescue crews say he was wearing a wetsuit which helped prevent hypothermia. this morning hackett is safe at home. >> right now video from a gas explosion in portland. melinda: firefighters evacuated the building just minutes before it exploded. the building was home to a bagel shop. officials say a natural gas leak is to blame for the explosion which sparked a large fire. three firefighters were hurt two, have broken legs. three civilians and two police officers had minor injuries. but amazingly, no one was seriously hurt or killed. melinda: new this morning, hundreds of letters end up investigating after a mailman was caught on camera dumping his deliveries. here is the video of it. a woman in georgia spotted the mailman emptying out his truck so she started recording. she says at one point he took a break and then got right back to work dumping the letters on the ground. the us postal service called in other workers to clean up the mess and get the mail back on track. >> wow that is

randall hackett was found about a quarter-mile offshore. the son-in-law made it to shore on his own and both men are expected to be ok. live at crane beach, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. >> tonight donald trump and hillary clinton go head-to-head for one final debate before the presidential election. both candidates are the debate will cover six topics. 15 minutes on each. you can also expect it to get personal with attacks coming from both sides. clinton's been off the campaign trail preparing for the debate in new york. trump has mocked her study habits, yesterday holding rallies in colorado. chris wallace of fox news will be moderating. >> catch the debate live tonight at 9:00 on wcvb channel 5. vegas. she'll have previews before the debate and postdebate coverage at 11:00 and tomorrow morning on the eyeopener. by the way, today is your last opportunity to register to vote if you plan on casting your ballot in massachusetts. in addition to the race for the white house, the election includes several congressional and legislative races an

the news that they found randy hackett was breaking as we went on the air last night at 10:00. tonight the pilot who led the rescue mission told fox 25 he'll always remember the feeling of safely delivering hackett back to his family. >> seeing the family run over and hug, we don't, we don't normally get to see that. >> hackett was treated at beverly hospital. we reached out to him and his family but they did not want to comment. >>> new tonight, pedestrian hit and killed by an s.u.v. they say 65-year-old gregory drier of watertown died at the hospital. the second person hit a 70-year-old man suffered serious injuries. the driver did stay at the scene. so far no charges have been filed. >> a woman wakes up with cramps six hours later she's delivering the baby she never knew she was carrying. >> if i they heard story coming from somebody else i would go she's lying. >> we thought so too when we first heard about it. how possible she never noticed she was pregnant. >> plus, the way police say a con artist pulled at the heartstrings of people to swindle them out of $400,000. >>> a

hackett was found about a quarter mile off the shore. the son-in-law made it to shore on his own, both men are expect to be ok. live in ins switch, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. erika: donald trump and hillary clinton go head-to-head for one final debate before the presidential election. both candidates are in las vegas this morning. the debate will cover six topics, 15 minutes on each of them. and you can also from both sides. has been off the campaign trail preparing for the debate in her home state of new york. trump has mocked her habits. yesterday he held two rallies in colorado. chris wallace of fox news will be moderating. erika. erika: watch the debate live at 9:00 on wcvb, i -- emily riemer will have post-debate coverage eyeopener. meantime today is your last opportunity to register to vote if you plan on casting your ballot in massachusetts, and in addition to the race for the white house the election includes several congressional and legislative races. voters will also decide the four statewide ballot questions. and ecuador

randall hackett and his before sunset. they got separated and hackett got lost at sea. rescue crews say he was wearing a wetsuit which helped prevent hypothermia. this morning hackett is safe at home. >> right now, we're seeing new video from a gas explosion in portland. melinda: firefighters evacuated the building just minutes before it exploded. the building was home to a bagel shop. officials say a natural gas leak is to blame for the explosion which sparked a large fire. two, have broken legs. three civilians and two police officers had minor injuries. but amazingly, no one was seriously hurt or killed. melinda: new this morning, hundreds of letters end up dumped in the woods. ben: the us postal service is investigating after a mailman was caught on camera dumping his deliveries. a woman in georgia spotted the mailman emptying out his truck so she started recording. she says at one point he took a break and then got right back to other workers to clean up the mess and get the mail back on track. >> that check in the mail, well, it is not coming, it's in the woods. >

it's video you'll only see on 5 as loved ones reunite with randall hackett. he was stranded for four hours off of crane beach last night. his soldier, alexander, made it to shore alone and called for help. randall hackett was rescued by the coast guard. both men are expected to be ok. crosswalk on wyman street yesterday morning. one was killed. the driver did stay at the scene. police don't believe the driver was impaired. they are looking for a cause. >> four people recovering after this crash in avon. sky 5 over the scene yesterday where a car crashed into the front of a bus. firefighters needed the jaws of life to get the driver out. three people on the bus suffered minor injuries. >> the first class action exploding galaxy note 7 smartphones making its way through the court system. the lawsuit filed last week accuses the electronics giant of fraud and breach of warranty and good faith. the suit seeks unspecified damages for forcing customers to keep paying their contract during the time between the recall and when the replacement phones were made availabl

so yeah, it was >> the reporter: hackette was treated at a beverly hospital overnight. we did make an effort to speak with him and his family, but they had no interest in commenting. jason law, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: a boston restaurant is back open tonight, one day after shutting down for health code violations. inspectional services gave the sweet green location in downtown crossing the green light to reopen for lunch. inspectors say the restaurant went above and beyond to fix the issues. >> they brought in, you know, a certified food consultant, which such short order and they'll be there to be our eyes and ears as we go forward the next few days. >> vanessa: of the chain's boylston street location also closed briefly this summer, for similar problems. sweet green has more than 500 employees in boston. >> mark: new at 6:00 p.m., water worries in billerica. the school department has shut off bubblers and kitchen faucets at three elementary schools after finding high levels of lead in the water supply. the schools impacted include vining and hazier. the superintenden

after nearly five hours, randy hackett was eventually found a quarter mile from crane beach. now the pilot who led that rescue mission tell fox25 he will always remember the feeling of safely delivering hackett back to his family. >> seeing his family kind of run over and hug -- yeah, we don't -- we normally don't get to see that. >> hackett was treated at beverly hospital. we reached out to him and his faly to comment. >>> a child fell out of the back of a moving school bus in wakefield. malini basu talked to them after the bus was pulling out of a parking lot. >> tough thinking that your kids can't be safe doing that. >> reporter: stunned that a gavin middle schooler who fell off of a moving school bus. board. >> my friend was chatting me on group chat and said she was sitting in front of him and saw him leaning and he fell out the back door. >> reporter: a car was directly behind the bus. >> said the cars behind him stopped so they didn't run him over. >> it could have been a lot worse worse. i was like how did this even happen in the first place. was he not in a seat. >>

the coast guard helicopter then spotted hackett and rescued him around 9:20. about a quarter mile offshore and 2 miles south of where they went in. this is great. we love this. >> michael: auerbach didn't need to be taken to the hospital, hackett did, getting treatment for exposure and condition this morning. michael henrich, fox25 news. >> gene: man that was vacuuming out his minivan last night in dorchester avenue was in the hospital after more than dozen shots rang out. this is the scene as police investigated and 5:30 at intersection of mather street. one of the bullets went into the man's arm and traveled up to the neck. no one else was hurt and no one has been most wanted fugitives 16 years old. jaiden smith accused of shooting man in fall river back in july and now suspect in shooting in new bedford two weeks ago. there's $1,000 reward leading to his arrest. he is considered armed and dangerous. >> sara: mbta closer look at finances and first step toward privatizing more parts of the $1 million to various aspects of the "t" and trying to determine if it

randy hackett tells wicked local north that he clung to a buoy to stay alive. he was a year-round swimmer but got disoriented by the fog. mission tells fox25 that he will always remember the feeling of safely delivering hackett back to his family. >> seeing his family run over and hug -- we don't normally get to see that. >> sara: hackett was also wearing a bright pink swim cap that let rescuers locate him. the water was only 60 degrees but hackett and his son-in-law were wearing wet suits. >>> good morning, everyone. it is 5:17. we track traffic and weather every ten minutes. route 1 and 93 south. nothing going on quite yet. south of the pike, 128 moving along fine. expressway not slowing down. i expect things to pick up, but a little bit closer to 6:30. a live look at the pike where you can see about a dozen cars out there at the moment headed through brighton. it minutes on route 1. 19 minutes on 93 south from andover down to the leverett connector. 24 minutes on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass avenue. gene and sara, back to you. >>> 5:18 free friday as

well, that is 58-year-old randall hackett, who treaded for nearly five hours in 59-degree water. local, state and federal agencies rescued hackett and his 28-year-old son-in-law gray sweatshirt and gray hat. they were experienced swimmers and went for a swim with n their wet suits. and they did not return in time. and family found their bikes and called police around 7:20. auerbach made it back to shore walking over to the coast guard command post and the coast guard helicopter spotted hackett and rescued him in the water around 9:20 about a quarter mile off shore and a >> these things don't usually turn out that good and we are very happy about the outcome. >> reporter: hackett went to the hospital for treatment and auerbach left with family in a car after the or deal and a successful massive rescue evident. in michael henrich live in ipswich. >>> tracking down a man they say exposed himself to a school. recess when they saw him on monday. they told their parents parents who let the principal know about incidents and she called police. >> he exposed himself at which point he cou

they got separated and hackett got lost at sea. rescue crews say he was wearing a wetsuit which helped prevent hypothermia. this morning hackett is safe at home. >> right now, we're seeing new video from a gas explosion in portland. melinda: firefighters evacuated the building just minutes before it exploded. the building was home to a bagel shop. officials say a natural gas leak is to blame for the explosion which sparked a large fire. three firefighters were hurt two, have broken legs. three civilians and two police officers had minor injuries. but amazingly, no one was melinda: new this morning, hundreds of letters end up dumped in the woods. ben: the us postal service is investigating after a mailman was caught on camera dumping his deliveries. a woman in georgia spotted the mailman emptying out his truck so she started recording. she says at one point he took a break and then got right back to work dumping the letters on the ground. the us postal service called in mess and get the mail back on track. letters from grandma. >> w

the coast guard helicopter then spotted hackett and rescued him around 9:00 invent. about a quarter mile offshore and 2 miles south where they went in. >> this is the job and happy to see a great outcome. this is great. >> michael: auerbach went home last night and treatment and we went to hackett's home just about half hour ago. the family did not wish to comment. live in ipswich, i'm michael henrich, fox25 news. >> daniel: man was vacuuming minivan and in hospital with serious injuries. this was the scene last night as police investigated shooting happened 5:30 at house inside mather street. the herald spoke to he is the victim's brother and says there was a baby inside the house at the time of the shooting. no one else was hurt and no one was arrested. >> daniel: 16-year-old jaiden smith accused of shooting the man in fall river back in july and now he is a suspect in shooting in new bedford two weeks ago. they say smith is member of local gang called gangster it by actions. >> daniel: he is in the fall river new bedford area and he is considered armed and dangero

then spotted hackett and rescued him around 9:20. about a quarter mile off shore and two miles south of where they went in. >> we love when this happens happy to see a great outcome. we love this hackett went to the hospital for exposure. auerbach went home in a car with his family after a successful massive rescue evident. live in ipswich, michael henrich, fox25 news. >>> this morning andover police are looking for help finding a man who exposed himself near a school. the students at st. augustine middle school were in recess when they saw him. the they told parents and she called police. point he covered back up, picked up the cell phone, pretended he was speaking on it, turned around and exposed himself a second -- at least a second time. police describe him as white man in his 20s with a slender build driving a honda or volkswagen. >>> now we are getting a first look at what the demolition of the toll plaza is going to do to traffic. the project will happen in two phases right the first drivers will be sent to the outside lane. i

hackett is a year-round swimmer and fog. the water is only about 60 degrees, but hackett and his son-in-law were wearing wet suits. >>> and thinking of that chilly water. good morning, everyone. on the road, starting to see things slow down on route 1 as you approach lynn fell parkway. 93 south. the first place to slow down is the cloverleaf and that is happening this morning. as we shift south of the pike, the expressway. actually after morrissey see things get a little heavier and the headlights starting to pile up around route exit 13, freeport street. live drive times. 19 minutes from route 1 to 128 to the tobin. 30 minutes on 93 south. 30 minutes on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass avenue. back to you. >>> all right. 6:19 now on this thursday morning. we sure enjoyed a little summer treat, but that's over, my friends. >> gene: any time -- even if it is just for a day. if you were back in the 80s, i am o board. you told us you were on booked. 81 degrees. today 20 degrees warmer. >> gene: i will feel it after the warme

. >> after treading for nearly a 58 year-old ipswich man, randall hackett, warmed up in an ambulance, in the crane beach parking lot. local state and federal agents rescued hackett and his 28 year-old son-in-law, alexander our bach (^), seen in the gray sweat shirt and cap. >> these don't usually turn out this god and they turned out good tonight. we are happy with the outcome. >> police say both men are experienced swimmers and wore wet suits when they went for an afternoon swim around 4:30 to check on them, when they didn't return on time. finding only their bikes and calling police around 7:20. >> u.s. coast guard sent a jay hawk helicopter to assist with the search. ipswich fire department launched the boat. >> our bach made it back to shore shortly after, walking to the coast guard command post (^), the coast guard helicopter then spotted hackett and rescued him around 9:20. about a quarter mile off shore, they went in. >> we love when this happens. we love the find people. this is our job and we are happy to see a great outcome. this is great. we love this. >> michael heinrich,

i'm cheryl hackett fall started this year on september 22nd. and usually we start seeing fall colors here in eastern iowa not too long after that. but we're now into october, and those colors are meteorologist justin gehrts joins us now to explain some of this. justin, why no fall foliage so far? and when can we expect to see it? bruce, the lack of cool weather so far this fall hasn't helped. however, the weather is just one factor in the fall color change. the shortening days start the process - chlorophyll, which gives leaves their green color, is constantly replaced when there's lots of sunlight. as nights grow longer, less chlorophyll is produced, so the green fades away and reveals the yellows and oranges that were always there to begin the leaf. cool nights help prevent these sugars from leaving the leaf. a combination of dry, sunny days and cool nights can help produce the greatest color. cloudy days or warm nights mean the chlorophyll breaks down more slowly. heavy rain or strong winds can make leaves drop early, leading to a less vivid

here listening to speakers and getting an update from deputies on search for this young woman. 22 (hackett has not been seen or heard something about a year. family and friends are very fearful she could be caught up in human trafficking. that's because she was known to be involved in prostitution from the age of 12. loved ones have heard a lot of stories in the past year, but that she is alive or where she might be smart and share photos and a message of hope that she may be found. there also raising awareness of dangers that so many young women face in our communities everyday >> is a reality of your if we could start the bullies and act in love and reach out to these girls in the community, and viavoice to the girls that it is not like i think it would office and a private investigator are looking into her disappearance. if you think you may have seen her, or know anything about where she might you are encouraged to report back to law enforcement. stone a man is facing manslaughter charges after causing a crash that killed two people of the expressway early this morning. here's a photo

the coast guard hoisted randal hackett into a helicopter. he had been treading water in a wet suit for hours, he went swimming with his son-in-law and both got caught in a rip current and both are doing fine. >>> a man posed as a romantic online and wound up stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from the women he met beth germano is outside the court in boston with how much this man is accused of taking. this is incredible. >> reporter: prosecutors say hundreds of thousands of dollars to buy things like vacations, clothing, jewelry. and that's not the only scheme he was involved in. a victim says he's quite a salesman. prosecutors say michael shields is a convincing man using romantic relationships and getting their personal information. >> the defendant would approach the women and ask to open credit cards together or to add them to his credit cards. >> a dozen fraudulent credit cards he used to make $350,000 in purchases. he's accused of opening one in the name of a friend who is a military veteran. chad force knows something about the

younger man was able to swim back to shore but two hours later a coast guard helicopter spotted randall hackett treading water. he was rescued and reunited with his family.>>> a crash on 495 in lawrence leaves some cars in an unusual position. a driver snapped these pictures showing the three cars tangled. stay please tell us the crash happened on the upper deck in the southbound lanes and the driver's likely only had minor injuries. a cargoes crashing into a au you can see the car ran into the front of cheetos on river street near blue hell. it happened shortly before 5:00 and the damage extensive. one personal all -- person also went to the hospital. >>> a warning today from dartmouth police. their see more fake guns that look like the real thing. officers have encountered to bb guns that look like this one. the department cautions it could be difficult for police in a split second during a stressful situation. they ask anyone with a bb one like this to act responsibly. >>> police are holding security camera footage and they hope it will help them track down a man who exposed himself to eleme

there was dense fog and to shore but his father-in-law randall hackett was found after 9:00 meaning he spent five hours in the 59-degree water. both men were wearing wet suits that likely saved their lives. >>> now to a story you will only see here on fox25. a high school volleyball team helps police catch a level 3 sex offender xfinity posing himself to death. police made a very quick arrest. thanks to a photo that one of the girls on >> reporter: it is this picture that walpole police say helped them catch a level 3 sex offender. investigators say he was, quote, trying to strike again. investigators tell us darren grant was following a school bus full of girls from the norfolk county agricultural high school in walpole. the teens were headed to a volleyball game. >> at some point the vehicle pulled alongside the school bus and exposed himself, and then act on himself. >> reporter: the quick and smart-thinking teenagers not only snapped a photo of grant's car but told the chaperons on board. >> immediate let officers responding to the scene knew that was the area of a level 3 sex offe

>> we're located at 722 south hackett road in waterloo, iowa behind the u-haul right off of university. that's where we're at now. we're actually searching for a building now. we're looking to move. we love our city, want to be a part of it. we're in a building search now. we congregation. i love my church family. hope city church, in you're watching, i love you. >> waterloo has such a diverse population. most of the city in iowa -- most diverse city in iowa by far. >> what we say in hope city church, if you watch our seminars online or come to church, we're a church purposefully, intentionally by design a church of the city, in the city and for the city. we're a church of the city. church family, i want a church like walmart. for better or worse. so we've got young and old, black and white, wealthy and the unemployed. we have married people, divorced people, single people, college students, adopted children, a lot of adopted children. we have a very diverse church family and i love it. that's what we are, we're family of people. we say we're a church for everyone and we're a church in

randy hackett says the fog was so thick tuesday night that he couldn't even see his hand. we told you tuesday morning how he w powerful rip current and now we know he clung to buoy trying to conserve energy hoping the wet suit would let him survive until morning. coast guard helicopter eventually found him thanks to his bright pink cap and he was treading water about a quarter of mile offshore. >> daniel: richard gardner answered charges that he outrage after released much sooner than expected. the prosecutor told the judge and recently went to quincy library which violated the conditions of his probation. >> if mr. gardner isn't allowed at the public library, also not allowed at barnes and noble up the road because there's a children's area. >> daniel: gardner will stay violation hear next month. >> julie: wrongful death lawsuit against the town after three years to the day philip chism raped and killed colleen ritzer at the school. they are not looking for money for themselves instead going to safety enhancements and nonprofit organizations. the danvers town administrato

service two cities right here in san francisco and we will be expanding it under the leadership of jim hackett and our new ford smart mobility llc. so, as you think about it you've heard the ceo of a major automotive company global automotive company talking about bicycles and shovels right it's a little different than what were used to. but that is because i believe that we are in the midst of a transformational moment in the history of transportation. not only in here in san francisco, not only here in the united states, but around the globe. ford is not only just an automaker anymore. we are also a mobility company and we are expanding our entire business to focus on both of those things. because we fundamentally understand that the world is changing. i think we are uniquely equipped 12 cities and hope locals and help travelers to those cities are like adapt to the changes that we see going forward. for us, we also see it simply as an anonymous business opportunity as well but it's actually something even more important for us. you know, as i mentioned henry ford, he drove radical change at

if it isn't kid hackett the new welterweight chump. very funny, joe, very funny. you gome. here, boy. ( whistles ) thanks, stan, that's great. i'll see you tonight, then. okay, bye. so you and stan did get back together? i'm glad we did. last night, he did the sexiest thing. he shows up at my house eam and a avy boat it's been done. he cooked me dinner. you guys have no idea what kind of effect that has on a woman. but it wasn't just dinner. at the end of the evening he did something for me that no man has ever done. yeah? the dishes. now, that is great. i'll sneak lowell in to cook. i'll fly to boston and get gourmet entrees... and when she asks for seconds, will you fly to boston? will you keep lowell curled up under the sink? he's done it before. hold it, hold it, this is stupid. it's a little offbeat. if you want to go through with this, be my guest. i'm out of it. alex sees through all this stuff and i'm tired of looking like a fool. maybe we can start all over again. you're not going without me. i am not talking about a scam. maybe i want to start over again too. if y

larry hackett is here talking justin bieber in just a moment. >> you bet. >> we're glad you did. let's start with michelle obama. the first lady is set to hit the campaign trail with hillary clinton on thursday. clinton's camp is call her a rock star this election cycle leaving many people wondering, yep, will she run for office herself? abc' join us to talk about this. before we hear from you, cokie, i don't know if you saw the president last night on "jimmy kimmel." he had this to say about his wife. >> i know you have to leave but can we keep her for another four years? [ cheers and applause ] >> she is spectacular but i was telling somebody backstage. michelle was never wild about politics. michelle once explained to me i have a lot of mess around and politics is just a big mess. >> and, cokie, she has repeatedly, michelle obama, repeatedly been asked this and repeatedly she has held steadfast no but democrats in illinois they got some openings coming up and hoping she may change her mind? >> i think she's saying no way, absolutely, absolutely no way. but you know part of --

the wood reads in loving memory of grandma gail hillis found by hackett who reached out to the world on facebook. one of the people who reached back was flagler historical museum president linda jones. >> i just really wanted to make sure that plank got returned and got to its spot where it used to be at some point. >> reporter: within 12 hours the post amassed more than 3,000 likes, 450 comments and 26,000 shares as well as one family to return the plank to. >> we have a really strong community here and everybody counts on everybody and we're going to come together and as we knew it. >> reporter: life as we knew it. >> a better life for everybody. >> reporter: history may repeat itself, but so, too, does the instinct to help those who need it. >> i'm just glad to report that it's still there. i don't know when it will open again, but yeah. >> reporter: the flagler beach historic museum says it's working with both families to get the plank back and return it to its original position along the pier. in flagler beach, florida, dan grossman, 9news. >>> seattle looks a little bit like de

this is christian hackett. the little guy here. there is an extraordinary reason he loves horses. a reason so remarkable he is donating his birthday money to the beauty. he was diagnosed with learning and behavioral issues. for his 8th birthday he had one wish to donate his money to the police department's mounted patrol to build the horses a new home. >> i asked him are you sure that is what you want to do? sorry -- he pushed over half the money towards me and said they need tropical disturbance more than i do. >> proud mama there. and there he is handing of a jar of crash to the mounted patrol officers inside, $356.26, the officers human and four-legged touched by his generosity. >>> finally the hov lane you know is reserved for high occupancy vehicles. we would be lying if there are not people out there that try to cheat the system. washington state police released this photo showing the fake passenger the driver concocted to ride in the hov lane. a fake baby. the driver got pulled over for something and found the fraud in the back. a ball wearing a hat disguised address a baby

hackett never made it back to shore. after four hours of searching he was spotted just off the coast. >>> call it divine intervention. in washington woman saved the life of her crew -- of her coworker one day after learning cpr. >> you cannot be too prepared. cardiac arrest exi says everything she learned from her cpr training kicked in immediately. she did chest compressions until first responders showed up. >> nobody's going to believe this if i tell them this. they're not going to believe me. >> unlikely hero was honored by city officials for her life- saving efforts. as for her coworker, he is recovering in the hospital. >>> let's look outside. a beautiful shot hereby in tempe. a nice shot as it starts to eliminate the skyline. let's look at what we are seeing . temperatures in the 70s. we have hits are low for the day. we will start to warm up. the good news is temperatures will warm up as we wake up because of a trend we will be seeing, a warming trend. i wanted to show you the wind a. we have started to register s

[applause] >> denise: cortez masto ask congressman hackett question. >> ms. cortez masto: congressman x you supported the government shutdown and while the government was shut down federal employees were required to work without pay. during that time over 200 congressman donated their salaries to charity because they wanted to support those federal employees. how did you feel cashing your controllers and law enforcement did not have enough money and were struggling to pay their bills? >> rep. heck: first, there was no boat to shut down the government. after the government reopened congressman passed legislation to provide everyone who had lost pay while they were furloughed their full pay and benefits. we took care of that issue after the fact. >> address that because here is a true leader, congressman had. and this is what you should have done. when i was attorney general for eight years the legislature started cutting the salaries of my employees and state employees about six percent and mandatory furloughs. i returned to:44,000 of my salary so that i can s

helicopter eventually found him thanks to his bright pink cap treading water quarter mile offshore and hackett had been in the 60 degree water for more than hours. >> sara: richard gardner was in courtroom to answer charges he violated probation in massachusetts. reported on outrage after released much sooner than expected. prosecutor told the judge gardner recently went to quincy library which violated the conditions of the probation. >> if mr. gardner isn't allowed barnes and noble up the road because there's a children's area. >> sara: gardner will stay locked up until probation hearing or violation hearing next month. >> gene: family of danvers high school teacher has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the town. the lawsuit comes almost three years to the today philip chism raped and murdered colleen ritzer. they are not for themselves but looking at safety. >> heightened security in all schools so sort of test case they are putting out there in her memory. >> danvers admenstruater told fox25 the town respects the legal process. >> sara: love connection to michael shield pled guilty to

randall hackett was swimming with his son-in-law when the pair got separated, the coast guard able to find him and bring him back to a brockton teenager is dead after being struck by an suv. the d.a. office telling newscenter 5 that 14-year-old madio dehalo was hit on south main street. the driver did stay at the scene. no charges -- charges were filed, a state trooper is recovering after a driver crashes into his cruiser in medford. state police say that the driver was arrested, the driver still not facing charges. nobody seriously hurt. we're back in two minutes with ? ? with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, withdrawal, transfer, or payment each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alright with simply right checking from santander bank. >> if there is any way that we could bottle today, keep it on the shelf until january or february -- >> i know. absolutely. gorgeous sky out there. got some patchy clouds moving through, a southwesterly breeze, look how mild it is, well into the 60s now. and typical high this time of