target hasn' t announced sales holiday de the holiday mindset. jc: flash flooding, heavy downpours, and a possible tornado. texas is getting hit hard by a fast-moving storm today leaving behind a path of destruction. abc' s brandi hitt shows us flood evacuations are underway, as rescue teams rush in to help. reporter: warning sirens blaring as powerful waters roar through central texas, overtaking roads and entire neighborhoods today. >> this is our fifth flood. reporter: this home breaking apart at the edge of a river. trapped inside his flooded car, he called 911 from his cell phone, then abandon his floating vehicle for a tree. >> i' m up in a tree. i can go up higher if i needed to. reporter: his car is now underwater. it is believed the powerful storm also spawned a tornado, leaving behind this wide path of several homes and restaurants are now leveled. yes, that is a tractor-trailer of this holiday in. damage. roof was taken off. reporter: near san antonio, rescuers saved schoolchildren trapped in two school buses overcome by raging water.

what has and hasn' t changed since the monster storm struck. phil: a local man accused of making a bomb threat at logan faces a judge. at 5:30 why his attorney says it was all a big misunderstanding. jc: and the battle over deer hunting here in the state and the two areas triggering some jc: right now a kentucky fugitive accused of shooting a police officer is still on the loose, but two of his friends are now behind bars. floyd ray cook is a convicted criminal with a long history including rape and robbery. last night two of his friends were arrested after a violent confrontation with u.s. marshals in tennessee. officials say cook shot a tennessee police officer last saturday, in an area near the kentucky border. phil: a change of the guard on capitol hill. john boehner is out. paul ryan is in as speaker of the house. after the full house voted to make him one of the most powerful men in washington. at hardy has more. >> paul ryan elected speaker of the house. >> i felt like the moon, the stars, and all the planets had fallen on me. we should

she planned to return last weekend but hasn' t been seen. her car was found at a trailhead in bethlehem. officers have been searching from the air and ground without any success. the crackdown on drugs in manchester now to another arrest. anthony alderete is due in court next month. right now, nashua police are officers were called to the mobil gas station shortly after midnight. this is a surveillance teacher of the suspect right here who will least say is masked and armed with a knife. he did get away with some cash. a man in merrimack is facing a list of charges this noon. police responded to reports of a vehicle that was following people and allegedly trying to force them off the road. officers found ryan mercier nearby. when he was questioned, he became agitated and fought with them. mercier was charged with stalking, reckless driving, simple assault on a police officer, and resisting arrest. now to some must-see video. check out this surveillance video from worcester, massachusetts where a car crashed straight through the front door of

but the driver sped away and still hasn' t been caught. police say the driver lured the school. erika: the heroic army veteran who tried saving students during last week' s deadly shooting at an oregon community college is now out of the hospital. chris mintz was released last night. he had been shot several times by the gunman. the 30-year-old sounded a fire alarm after the shooting broke out then ran back to his classroom, confronting the gunman. nine people were killed in the attack. emily: the ceo of volkswagen in the hot seat today, facing tough questions as he testifies on capitol hill. bazi kanani tells us, he' s expected to reveal he knew about issues with emissions on some diesel cars more than a year before the scandal broke. >> in the hot seat for his company' s deception. >> i would like to offer a sincere apology. >> the chief repeatedly as lawmakers vented their anger over cheating on the test in more than half a million that software allowed the cars to pollute up to 40% more than is allowed by u.s. standards. >> volkswagen has betrayed a nation. >> i did not thin

. >> we don' t have the pumpkins, but our spirit hasn' t been broken. mike: dori is trying to keep the halloween spirit alive by decorating her restaurants with skeletons and lights. she' s never done that before. >> i think it gives the kids and families a reason to come downtown. mike: despite that, she says the crowds aren' t nearly what they used to be. >> they were dining. they were going to the bars. we were busy. as you can see, it' s pretty quiet. mike: another business told us that on the saturday of pumpkin fest last year, they brought in more than $14,000 in profit. this year, just $4000. mike cronin, wmur news 9. jamie: counselors will be on hand tomorrow at spaulding high school in rochester after a student died this weekend. police are investigating the death as an apparent drug overdose, but an autopsy will determine the same cause of death. in the meantime, drug prevention specialists are highlighting the importance of families addressing substance abuse with their children at an early age. >> it would be wonderful if parents of younger

. >> her brother says the family still hasn' t gotten any answers and they want someone brought to justice. on october 11, 2010 the body of 53-year-old lin brennan was found inside her apartment. police ruled her death a homicide but haven' t said how she died. her family says the mother of three was going through a divorce at the time of death and had been living in the apartment for just a few months. her brother says it is important to bring attention to what happened in hope it will make a difference into the investigation of her death. >> if i lived in your community and there was a killer on the loose or an unsolved murder, i think i would want to know about it. someone knows something. there is someone out there who committed a murder and is still possibly here. t been able to move forward. wmur news 9. stephanie: thank you mike. deadly crash. night on beach pond road. only one car was involved and speed appears to be the cause. driver. bridge street was closed at the state line for two hours while police responded to a car crash. onto tobacco junction convenience store. 20-year-old

. >> hasn' t been charged. at this point he' s been charged with trespass. pam: those court dates starting to add up, he' s due back in quincy next month and he returns to plymouth court for trial in january. reporting live from cohasset, pam cross, wcvb newscenter 5. phil: president obama making a pretty big decision about the future of the fight against isis. the u.s. will be deploying special forces on the ground in syria. the white house says there will be fewer than 50 service members involved in the operations and their main job will be do support local forces. >> the president does expect that they can have an impact in intensifying our strategy, for building the capacity of local forces inside of syria, taking the fight to isil in their own country. phil: this will be the first time that american troops will be working openly on the ground in syria. in manchester, new hampshire a baby girl was found dead in her home. by a woman living in the home. foul play is not expected. from new hampshire, confirmation that i would liberty, -- owen labr ie, the f

. >> i hope people through, because he hasn' t a big heart. ed: hospital officials are still keeping quiet on his exact diagnosis, but we are told it could take weeks to get toxicologist -- technology reports back. heather: millions of americans receiving social security benefits will not be getting a cost of living increase this year. ed: the official word coming down today. the role gas prices played in the government' s decision. heather: a rare letter penned by mozart sells on auction. the hundreds of thousands of dollars it went for. people want change, they want reform, they want to see something done, but just carping about it and whining about it and making speeches about it doesn't get it done. nobody has shaken up the system more than i have. i've always been unorthodox in this and against the grain. but you know what? i know how to get it done. new day independent media committee, inc. is responsible for the content >> this is an editorial by wcvb president and general manager bill fine. bill cohan current laws allow their own pay g

>> caitlyn jenner hasn madad the trip to vegas. she wasnapped leaving a movie near her malibu home on saturday night. >> are you going to visit lamar? >> kylie spent the weekend in los angeles. >> do you think khloe being with lamar helped save his life? >> and for got news, sourcee move to a rehab senter in l.a. to continue on his recovery some time this week. >> you know, the most important thing is that lamar is getting better. there are reports thateality show cameras were rolling. that is not true. the has been no ilming. they're scheduled to start at the end of this month. hopefully this will not be a story line. but thehow may be delayed cause of lamar's situaon. >>> now can oprah save weight watctcrs? she made a huge investment in the company. the first time she has ever ndorsed a weight loss prram. rah talked t us many times aut her own weight struggles and she recently gave me a hint that somethng was in the works. >> i'm not there yet. i have more to come on. that i'll be telling you about that later. >> what you are goi

target hasn' t announced sales yet, but will roll out its holiday decor to get shoppers in the holiday mindset. if you' re a time warner customer, that cable box might soon be a thing of the past. the company is testing a cable service that delivers cable channels through streaming. the tests are happening in new york. more and more people are saying no to cable services and instead subscribing to streaming services like netflix and hulu. time warner currently has a roku or xbox option for subscribers. it' s only use is to replace a second cable box. this morning. randy: a facebook post about police in arizona goes viral. steven hildreth was pulled over by tucson police in the middle of the night, for a missing headlight. he has a concealed carry permit and was carrying a gun. he told the officers and they responded they would need to disarm him. they complimented the way he handled it and let him off with a warning. hildreth says he wanted to share the interaction, and posted a message on facebook that gained national attention. >> there are those that abuse the power of the badge tha

ed: what if he hasn' t done it yet and she is watching the news right now? heather: i think if it' s on the news, it means he did it. i appreciate the romance. harvey: i am not sure i give him that much credit. i think she will probably just say show me the money and she will forgive him. anyway, you know, when you think about the last 24 hours of weather, i wonder what you are going to remember the most. will it ed strong winds that occurred overnight and early today? certainly, if you are near or experiencing one of the areas that had a lot of localized damage with tree limbs coming down, you will remember that. or you could remember the rainfall, which we actually needed. some of it came down to fast and caused some localized flooding. or it might be warm temperatures, like hitting 75 in boston today, 70 in worcester. it wasn' t a record, but it was near record warmth, and definitely had the feel of summer with my dear -- with muggy air early in the day. look at that beautiful sky in the background over boston. going back to temperature reality, but only

at the financials as a result of the creation of the fiscal management and control board, and that hasn' t been around forever, and on not t have enough time or anything like that, but i do think the revenue piece, the expense base, the skies -- the about it -- janet: are you leaning in the direction of needing more revenue? gov. baker: i' m a believer that revenue from a whole bunch of pieces of its existing portfolio. janet: without fare increases, is that what you are saying? gov. baker: i will not rule it in or out at this point. i think it should be part of the it may be that the right thing for the t to do is raise some fares and lower others, and all the rest. the big issue at this point is open, transparent, costs, s see what it all looks like and go from there. ed: let' s talk about the opioid crisis. but if your plan is being questioned by the house speaker and senate president rate one limits of prescriptions to 72 hours for new gov. baker: first prescription, from new patient. your part on that one? gov. baker: my point is to say that messages as last year -- e pills worth o

shelley: the body was found two miles from where cocuzzo was last seen, but an identification hasn' t been made yet. tom: a worker in auburn was killed tonight in an accident. first responders say a large steel object fell on a man who was sandblasting at arc electrostatic painting. workers and the fire department tried to lift the steel off him, but he was pronounced dead at the scene. the man was 43 years old. the accident is under investigation. shelley: in commitment 2016, several presidential candidates spent their day in new hampshire and plan to campaign here this weekend. jean mackin joins us with some highlights from the campaign trail. jean: with a half dozen candidates in new hampshire today alone they' re vying for the spotlight a few doing it some unique ways hillary clinton wrapped up her day in new hampshire rallying democrats in nashua. ms. clinton: count on me, count on me nashua democrats, count on me young democrats not just my campaign, but helping you build the democratic party here. jean: republican chris christie put down stakes opening campaign headquarters in

the student, whose name hasn' t been released, has been suspended by the school and banned from campus. everett police and the state fire marshall' s' s office are investigating a suspicious car fire which may have been part of a larger arson attempt. a car was burned in the driveway of 51 autumn street early this morning and flammable liquid was spread around the house. erika: also in court today, this southbridge teacher accused of sending a student nude photos on facebook -- twice. newscenter 5' s sera congi is live in dudley with details. sera: family members shielding joseph zuniga from our cameras on his way into court. but the now fired southbridge teacher was clearly seen as he went before a judge, accused of sending nude photos to a student police say on two separate occasions zuniga sent the photos via facebook, once when the student was 16, then again at 17 . prosecutors today say zuniga admitted to police that he sent the pictures and has cooperated with investigators. the judge set bail at $500, with several conditions, including to stay away from the high school and minor

she hasn' t returned, but her car has been found in bethlehem. searchers were on the ground and in a helicopter today, and efforts are set to double down tomorrow. shelley: as manchester battles a heroin epidemic, schools are considering a straigtforward way to educate students about addiction. parents were invited to see a presentation about heroin before their children are allowed to experience it. jean mackin was there. jean: it was billed as an eye-opening lesson that parents would see and learn first before it' s brought to children in middle school. parents answered the invitation to hillside middle school in manchester to hear about heroine from someone who battled the chris hickey, the ems training officer for the manchester fire department, stages ambulances around the city so narcan is never too far from an overdose. >> it is something that, going untreated, will kill you. there are no if' s , and' s, or s. jean: he shared the ugly truths pictures students will see in most parents say they want their of heroin. this. >> i want my kid to

open the season in roughly 48 hours and this morning they had their captain which is something that hasn' happened in a couple of weeks. that is encouraging news. chara has been out with an upper body injury, he had light contact today -- he had been skating on this own for about a week. with dennis seidenburg out with back surgery the bruins are thin on defense. >> i' m doing drills. that is a step forward and that is where it is today. >> it is a good sign to have him out there today. we are continuing daily evaluations and we see how he is feeling tomorrow. we will continue to do that until we know whether he is ready to go. right now, it was nice for everybody to see him up there practicing. it' s his first practice in quite a while. mike: italy is great any time of the year, especially in october. milan is where the celtics have been camped and where they played this afternoon -- which was the evening in milano. celtics are there for a couple they were superstars around town. getting a lot of recognition. they spent time giving clinics and doing sightseeing as a. as for the game thi

czar jack `wozmak earlier this week when `the head of the new hampshire `medical society said `wozmak hasn' t reached out to `physicians, adding, though, that `doctors could certainly try `reaching out to him. `that comment led one state `senator to call on governor `maggie hassan to fire wozmak, `who faced questions this summer `after it came to light he had `not been communicating with top `law enforcement officials, like ` . `on wednesday governor hassan `defended her appointee. `governor hassan: my senior `director of substance abuse and `behavioral health, jack wozmak, `has been in regular contact with `leadership of the medical `society. `adams: speaking to newsnine `the president of the new `hampshire medical society, dr. `lukas kolm, says he did not `expect his comments to spark `controversy. `>> the medical society, myself, `other clinicians, anybody who' s `involved in this only welcomes `more partnership from anybody `who has a titled position, or `those who are part of a `committee that are as eager and `passionate for the circumstances `to have clearer ways of `resolution to m

united hasn' t released any information on his condition or what caused him to pass out. tom: tom hanks is on a mission to return a missing student i.d.. here is his tweet from earlier today. the actor says he found this student i.d. in the park, and if its owner still needs it, his office will make sure she gets it back. hanks himself benefited from the kindness of strangers earlier this year when a man found his credit card on the streets of new york and returned it. one good deed deserves another. the weather deserves another good day. mike: 60' s today, low 70' s tomorrow. we will take it. a beautiful shot out there in markets where earlier today and a time lapse throughout the late morning and early afternoon. there along the coast, making way for beautiful evening. 68 the official high in concord, 37 was the morning low. you see the big jump from morning temperatures into the afternoon. you need the jacket early in the day but you can lose it by early afternoon. it' s mainly fair out there but the wind direction is critical. that drives temperatures up until they tu

see it hasn also jumped to a one-week high. the fed hike their means it is less likely people pile into the dollar. the dollar is down by about 4/10 of a percent here. following --lly falling to a two-week low. since september 18 and the dollar had arisen fight two person. that is through yesterday. as you can see we are pulling back up just a little bit. mark: ramy joining us from the newsroom. betty: the unemployment rate 5.1%, which isat what economists were forecasting. the big disappointment was the number of jobs added. estimating that number would come in at 200-1000. mark: we asked thomas perez what is causing the slowing job growth. we have a strong dollar right now. dollar, have a strong exports become more expensive for other countries. so that is certainly a factor. mark: josh wright joins us in studio with more on this story. is this all about the strong dollar? josh: you talked about how the dollar fix manufacturers. is a lot of service jobs depend on manufacturing. of the most concerning things in this jobs repor

erin: i can' t believe this thing hasn' t crumbled over all these years. kevin: that is a good point. that may be awfully hard by now. erin: coming up in our next hou r, the latest on the breaking news out of the north country. firefighters on the scene of a fire at an egg farm in monroe. ray: laconia police still searching for the man responsible for a standoff in the city yesterday. we will let you know why the name on the arrest warrant is john doe. >> republican round three. the gop presidential candidates set to clash in colorado. i' m nikole killion with what to expect in tonight' s debate coming up. erin: a woman in ohio was getting a lot of attention all because of her pumpkin each feature maxx your thing at t.j.maxx with better brands, at prices that work for you. make each day a little better.

now that the rawr iran deal hasn completed, the united states will do whatever they can to bring these two sides together. >> john terret at the united nations, thanks. here is courtney kealy. >> a handshake began the agreement between the israelis and palestinians. the oslo accords signed in 1993 at the white house were not a peace treaty but they were meant to be a path to one. >> we have come to try oput an end to the hostilities so that our children, our children's children, will no longer experience the pain full thrust of war violence and terror. >> reporter: the palestinian organization, recognized israel and israeli israel recognized the plo. control of major palestinian cities in the west bank and gaza strip would be transferred from a israeli military to a newly coordinated palestinian authority. taking over security of defined areas. it was a complicated and turbulent process and the agreement was met with a mix of emotions. some were excited by the prospect of independence and end to violence but others such as far right israelis opposed the deal. just two years after israe

the city council hasn' t gotten a raise since 2006. emily: commitment 2016, two new polls show changes in the race for president. and for the first time since the summer donald trump does not have the national lead. the cbs new york times poll shows ben carson now leading the race with 26%. trump a close second at 22%. the rest of the pack trailing in marco rubio with 8%. jeb bush and carly fiorina tied with 7%. on the democratic side, the news is out of iowa. the latest poll showing hillary clinton opening up a commanding lead in the state. she has 65% over bernie sanders ' 24%. the eye' s erika tarantal is tracking the potential fallout on the debate stage. erika: that fallout likely a fierce battle in colorado tonight, specifically between donald trump and ben carson. who, due to their front-runner status, will be front and center. hosted this time by cnbc, expect the debate to include a good dose of business and finance-related questions. trump, who at one point had a regular segment on the channel and carly fiorina, who used to be

hasn: it has felt like it over the last few months. the price stability is a bigger concern.ith price stability in the marketplace, they have the ability to raise rates and i think they should, i just don't think they will. mark: shawn matthews is the ceo of cantor fitzgerald. great to see you on the floor on 9/11. scarlet: coming up on the "bloomberg market day," world leaders meeting in paris. mark: will air strikes in syria overshadow the summit? ryan chilcote is live at the minsk talks in paris ♪. live you are looking at a shot of paris, france. the miskick talks today. the russian president and the french president. you are looking at a shot from the elysee palace. the world leaders gathered in the city to resume peace talks on ukraine. scarlet: the parties originally agreed on terms during a previous meeting in minsk in february. progress in key areas of that deal seem to have stalled. mark: france's president said the ukrainian cease-fire is being respected. he said moments ago talks wrapped up with the leaders of russia, ukraine, germany, and france. the leaders were

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lukas kolm told foster' s `daily democrat on sunday that `jack wozmak hasn' t reached out `to physicians, but that doctors `could try reaching out to him. `that prompted one state senator `to call on governor maggie `hassan to fire wozmak, who also `faced questions this summer `about communication with top law `enforcement officials. `dr. kolm says he did not expect `his comments to spark `controversy. `>> the medical society, myself, s `involved in this only welcomes `more partnership from anybody `who has a titled position, or `those who are part of a `committee that are as eager and `passionate for the circumstances `to have clearer ways of `resolution to meet together. `sean: dr. kolm says politics `play as small a role as possible `in the state' s response to the `opioid crisis. `erin: concord police have caught `the man they say robbed a `convenience store at gunpoint. `officers say 39-year-old john `conkle entered the irving `mainway monday night showed the `clerk a gun tucked into his `, pants and grabbed some cash `from the register. `several officers recognized `conkle after re

. >> reporter: it hasn' been an easy few y yearsor the two. after splitting with wife khloe kardashian, he was cut from the new york knicks after just three months and this past june, one of his best friends died o an apparent drug overdose. >> lamar stuff will weigh on me for the rest of my life. the marriage didn't work out, not because of me, that w wasn't what i wanted so for the rest of my life i'm going to deal with that and worry about him and think about him andant just to protect him. >> reporter: now we've learn this morning that lamar's two children from a previous girlfriend have just arrived in las vegas. also it's important to note as of this morninghloe and lamar ve signed divorce paper but that judgment hasn't been entered into the courtet so as of this morning, they're still legally married and, robin and george, "people" magazine is reporting that khloe is making l of his medical decisions. >> i did not know that. >> how much she cares for him deeply. >> she does, okay. >>> we turn to those fantasy sports sites in the headlin

>> no, it hasn. it's basically the same tod as it was then. it's a worthless standard. >> reporter: nhtsa's own researchers also warn of the issue in 1992 citing examples of major or fatal injurieie when seat backs collapse. nhtsa declined to speak to "60 minutes" back then sayingnly the agency was investigating ways to strengthen the standard. >> kris van cleave from cbs news. >> reporter: current nhtsa administrator mark rosekind turned down our interview request and had nothing to say when we caught up with him. happy birthday to you >> if they had changed the government safety standards to where you know, the seat back wouldn't fail, then we wouldld still have a 6-year-old running around. >> reporter: nhtsa sent a statement saying in 2004 the agency decided to stop looking into seat back strength. scott, they said the decision rested on the difficulty of providing datat as opposed to anecdotal evidence for safety benefits of a change. >> kris van cleave with the important investigation tonight. kris, thank you. >>> problems are piling up a

exactly the subject rather repeated charge at there was a standout order has beenthe repeated charge hasntradicted by republican committees. host: from missouri, donna, independent collar. caller: good morning. a couple things. i will be praying today that these republicans who are so afraid of her winning that they will fall today. second the republicans on these committees have been leaking cherry picked and so out of -- cherry picked information out of context and then you have kevin mccarthy saying the entire thing was designed to bring down her poll numbers. they are just getting repulsive. you don't care about what is going on in this country at all. all they care about is bringing down obama and now hillary. why can't they win on their own merit and their own ideas? show you andlet me others what trey gowdy had to say about political motivation on face the nation this last weekend. [video clip] at the facts. we have done 50 witnesses, one of whom you could argue with related to her enough, and that was the shortest interview we have done. only 5% of them have anything to do with hi