reporter: heilman also points to how long it took massachusetts to setup the medical marijuana system, saying she has little confidence the state will be any more efficient establishing an even bigger operation. jc: a and what a no or yes vote means go to wcvb.com or our app. ed: boston police are still looking for suspects involved in the sunday shooting of a 9-year-old girl.the child is possibly paralyzed. another shooting survivor paralyzed since age 3 is now reaching out to help the 9-year-old and her family. kai leigh harriott is now 16-years-old and in the 11th grade. roxbury porch in 2003 says she knows what the 9-year-old is going thru. the 9-year-old visiting roxbury from east boston was shot while in a playground near annunciation road kai wants the 9-year-old to know she is here to help her in what ever she needs . >> being able to set these families out and give an extra pillar of support. >> they have started the new beginnings foundation to help with the long term rehab ofch ed: new at 7, a boston police officer killed in the line of duty in the 70's has now been recogni

. >> john heilman of bloomberg college says ryan trying to minimize the damage. >> the only thing he hasn't done is un endorsed trump, worried about the 35, 40% of americans who support voters who support donald trump. >> wow. >> in pennsylvania last night, trump accused the election system of being rigged. >> we have to make sure that this election is not stolen from us, and is not taken away from us. >> hillary clinton is dealing with more leaked emails today, so far not having effect on her campaign. the latest pole taken before sunday's debate has clinton up one point over trump in a four way race. says she is the only thing standing between americans and what she calls the a pock lips. >> the only way to rebuke this is to vote. use the single most important funds mental right you have as citizens of america. >> clinton is in florida today to talk climate change with former democratic nominee, al gore. craig boswell for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> nancy odel criticized trump for how he talked about her on the 2005 tape. co-host of entertainment tonight opened last night's broad

john heilman said on msnbc tonight that race is no longer close to being competitive. chuck todd said tonight republicans may be staring at a total collapse of the party by election day. the "washington post" headline this evening is "gop stumbles toward annarchy" and that's whee we begin. at a rally in western pennsylvania, trump went off script and sounded like the donald trump in the primary season, going after his opponent and more. >> lock her up is right. now, we are going to get a special prosecutor to figure this deal out. i have never been so ashamed of this country as what's gone on with hillary clinton. we have to make sure that this election is not stolen from us and is not taken away from us. and everybody knows what i'm talking about. and this could get meatier. you talk about crooked hillary, they're worse than she is. without the media, hillary clinton couldn't be elected dog catcher. i mean that. she's a liar. it's so important that we get out in november, that we vote, so we get rid of these liars, we get rid of these incompetent people, we get rid of

tonight, with all due respect, mark hal principle and john heilman will host a debate special starting30 p.m. you don't want to miss it. still ahead -- the c.i.o. of america's second largest public pension fund tells us about the state's new disclosure laws. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: breaking news here on oil -- really, it's the prigse action. w.t.i. crude rising to a record, 15-month record, i $51.27 a barrel. yesterday it was barely eking above $50, has jumped up more than $1.50 in today's trade, $51.79 on those headlines out of opec, that they think other countries are going to chip in and also on u.s. crowd inventories, lower than -- crude inventories, lower than anticipated. california governor jerry brown recently signed legislation creating a new disclosure law that aflies fees paid by retirement systems to private equity venture fund and hedge funds in which they invest. we caught up with the calstrs c.i.o., america's second largest public pension fund, who describes how the new law will affect his investment model. >> in fact, on january 1, and so we're already making steps t

we'll talk with john heilman about donald trump's strategy. he continues to say he may not accept the election results. plus a first-ever look inside part of the pope's centuries old summer residence. wonder what it looks like. we'll see. and here she is wonder woman herself on the side. linda carter is here in studio 57. the newest honor for the superhero. she is in a great mood this morning so we can't wait until she joins us at the table. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. kenny, back to you. >> thank you, phil. thank you. you looked wonderful last night. >> thank you. >>> time now 6:51. the santa cruz boardwalk is getting a makeover. we'll have details on a couple of big additions. >> reporter: a ban on parties at all frat and sorority houses here at uc-berkeley is the alleged crime that led to the suspension. my mom marnie and then she died life. of lung cancer. so i have a personal interest in helping prevent smoking. i'm tom steyer, the co-chair of the yes on 56 campaign. every year, nearly 17,000 california kids st

the presidential candidate traded jokes and jabs, all of the big moment, also talk with john heilmanstrategist, saying he may not except the election result. plus the first ever look inside part of the pope's century old summer residence. and wonder woman herself linda carter will be here in studio 57. with a newest honor for the superhero, the news, have you heard, it is back in the morning, see in you ten minute. clock is tick-tock. >> i now you had a lot, gale, thank you so much. >> i know, we have got a lot. see ya. >> halloween around the corner, of course everyone likes to get scared on halloween, right? >> now you can combine the fun after scar time with a great cause. pat gallen live with his running shoes on, pat? >> oh, oh. blair witch, guys. >> reporter: good morning, i'm super scared out here right now. we have been dropped off in the middle of a cemetery. laurel hill cemetery. we'll tell you why that; but first, i've got to dodge the noises, the people that are out here, we're trying to traverse our way out of here without getting captured by a zombie or something like t

thank you, john heilman. >>> breaking news from samsung today. it announced this are morning that it's permanently ending production of the galaxy note 7 smartphone. samsung launched a massive recall over concerns that the batteries can overheat and then catch fire. josh elliott is here with the breaking developments on that story. good morning. >> good morning. if you or anybody watching has a galaxy note 7, samsung is telling you to turn these off for good. problems with the phone's lithium ion batteries overheating led to more than 2 dozen reports now of burn injuries from customers. samsung recalled the phone but replacement phones have had the same problem. yesterday samsung stopped sales and exchanges of the phone around the globe while the u.s. consumer product safety anyone with the original phone or the replacement seek a refund at their place of purchase. meanwhile, the faa updated their guidance on the phone as well urging passengers with the galaxy note 7 to power down and not use, charge, or stowe in checked baggage while flying. chi

mark halpern, listen, it's -- i love what john heilman said if it's within the margin of error, let's's a tie. nicole would agree it's a tie based on this poll, but we do look at trend lines. again, a man who has had two to three to four of the worst weeks ever and this week desecrating the getty'sburg battlefield with his speech accusing sexual accusers of doing things actionable in the court of law, he's up 2 in this poll in the state of florida. the trend lines are not as horrific as 99.98769% of people on my twitter feed would have america think. >> we discussed this on "with all due respect." it gets him to 265 electoral votes. he still doesn't have a path today to 270 or even to 265. but he's not deteriorated as badly in the battleground states. he just hasn't. but he's behind and there's no obvious way to win but with a surge, if there is some sort of hidden trump vote, he's in the game in a lot of these states. >> so, nicole, is there a -- it's hard to say just going off of two days of polls, but we've had two national polls that have him 5 points behind when over the weekend