. >> tonight jarrod holbrook is digging to find out why the >> i am spring myself down with bug spray. that was a big thing. >> for expecting mothers zika is a concern on the mind. >> it is on my mind. >> florida's department of health tracked zika cases across the state, they released stats to the public county by county you can see how many cases there are. except for pregnant women. pregnant women stats are only so you can find out how many pregnant women have zika in the county you living something expecting mothers would like to see changed. >> definitely, it is a good important information it does affect your child. >> we asked why they cannot tell the number of zika cases impacting pregnant women by county. they say privacy. >> i don't see it that way, if tell us. >> we asked how it violates privacy laws when the patient's name is protected. they started throwing exemption statutes like this one, ownership and control of patient records. it can exempt the information but there is a big however, records may be released if the information is abstracted in such a way to protect th

jarrod holbrook caught up with the governor today. >> reporter: governor scott calls it a disappointing but he is supporting trump in the election. the governor has been a big defender as we know and has been chairman of the super pack backing him, here is what he had to say when asked about the recent allegations. >> what is your reaction to all of that collects >> i continue to support donald. here is how i look at it, the revelations are disappointing about emails getting rich off phony foundations i think we are tired of the election. we are ready for it to be over with. from my standpoint, everybody knows that i ran on jobs i want a president focusing on jobs and stopping terrorism. we saw what happened with the pulse attack i don't want that to happen ever again. >> reporter: regarding the rigged election comments governor scott defends florida saying he has worked hard to prevent voter fraud and is confident there will be no rigged election i'm jarrod holbrook taking action for you. >>> the debate could be the last chance to grab crucial votes, tonight we are going inside the min

i'm jarrod holbrook taking action for you. >>> another woman accusing trump of sexual assault. summer zervos was a contestant on his reality show the apprentice. she was the second new allegation today along with attorney gloria already representing her. she said she did not intend to come forward until she the recent audio tape. she says trump kissed her, touched her inappropriately and then let her into his bedroom. >> i wanted to talk with the organization. instead, he treated me as if an object. i was incredibly embarrassed by the sexual advances and shared this information with a select few people close to me.>> trump carolina, while not commenting on his newest allegations. trump and his wife are threatening to sue the new york times and people magazine for their reports. president obama in cleveland campaigning for clinton, the president telling the cloud -- crowd trump is part of the global elite and it is hard to believe he wants to be a champion of the working class. school football stadium at hillsboro where friends and family will gather in less than an hour, a hit

i'm jarrod holbrook taking action for you. >>> a lesson in you can run but you can't hide. the pasco county sheriff's office releasing video of a suspect in his bizarre hiding spot. jason taylor being found in a hollowed out dresser. officers went to his home because he had warrants for his arrest. >>> team in florida, abc action weather. >> we haven't had any thunder lately a few showers and a heavy downpour here or there but overall a decent couple of days, south tampa you can see cloud cover also blue skies, there is still sunshine to be found, quite a bit today that lately and we will see more of the same week as we remain pretty dry out their. now a few showers working their way across the state. most of what has held together is moving out into the gulf. we will continue to have the same pattern into tomorrow, we will continue to see the highs in the upper 80s near 90 degrees. we primarily have a northeasterly flow so we will be watching the showers developing on the east coast of together. it will continue to be warm and muggy and those sprinkles you may encounter wi

>> steve: holbrook the snapper, trey holtz will hold it for trent domigue. to give texas the lead and he does! with 46 seconds left. all right, all right, all right, he's saying. >> brian: what a big-time kick from trent domingue that's big time. we have seen at will of kickers in college football in this situation not able to convert and give him all the credit in the world to come back from those blocks and trust in your leg, trust in your preparation puts it right through the middle. how good does that feel for charlie strong? >> steve: i'm wonder if charlie can enjoy anything until it's ov over? he's a true fan. >> brian: a real fan. charlie, we talked with him yesterday, he said obviously, all this talk, he doesn't pay attention and i honestly believe him. he's a unique individual. he understands the situation. he said, you know what, i want to go out and i want to be true and honor these kids and how hard they're going to play. i want to enjoy it and they should enjoy it, too. >> steve: you understand what you get when you sign up for any head coaching

>> steve: holbrook the snapper, trey holtz will hold it for trent domigue. to give texas the lead and he texas, by one. with 46 seconds left. all right, all right, all right, he's saying. >> brian: what a big-time kick from trent domingue that's big time. we have seen at will of kickers in college football in this situation not able to convert and give him all the credit in the world to come back from those blocks and trust in your leg, trust in your preparation middle. how good does that feel for charlie strong? >> steve: i'm wonder if charlie can enjoy anything until it's ov over? he's a true fan. >> brian: a real fan. charlie, we talked with him yesterday, he said obviously, all this talk, he doesn't pay attention and i honestly believe him. he understands the situation. he said, you know what, i want to go out and i want to be true and honor these kids and how hard they're going to play. i want to enjoy it and they should enjoy it, too. >> steve: you understand what you get when you sign up for any head coaching position in the country but especially her

>> steve: holbrook the snapper, trey holtz will hold it for trent domigue. to give texas the lead and he texas, by one. with 46 seconds left. all right, all right, all right, he's saying. >> brian: what a big-time kick from trent domingue that's big time. we have seen at will of kickers in college football in this situation not able to convert and give him all the credit in the world to come back from those blocks and trust in your leg, trust in your preparation middle. how good does that feel for charlie strong? >> steve: i'm wonder if charlie can enjoy anything until it's ov over? he's a true fan. >> brian: a real fan. charlie, we talked with him yesterday, he said obviously, all this talk, he doesn't pay attention and i honestly believe him. he's been through so much. he understands the situation. he said, you know what, i want to go out and i want to be true and honor these kids and how hard they're going to play. i want to enjoy it and they should enjoy it, too. >> steve: you understand what you get when you sign up for any head coaching position in the

>> steve: holbrook the snapper, trey holtz will hold it for trent domigue.ds left. all right, all right, all right, he's saying. >> brian: what a big-time kick from trent domingue that's big time. we have seen at will of kickers in college football in this situation not able to convert and give him all the credit in the world to come back from those blocks and trust in your leg, trust in your preparation puts it right through the middle. how good does that feel for charlie strong? >> steve: i'm wonder if charlie can enjoy anything until it's ov over? he's a true fan. >> brian: a real fan. charlie, we talked with him yesterday, he said obviously, all this talk, he doesn't pay attention and i honestly believe him. he's a unique individual. he's been through so much. he understands the situation. he said, you know what, i want to go out and i want to be true and honor these kids and how hard they're going to play. i want to enjoy it and they should enjoy it, too. >> steve: you understand what you get when you sign up for any head coaching position in the countr

the holbrook family from oklahoma is visiting florida but now has no way home. they are driving in the opposite director of the hurricane. >> we are going to clearwater and then driving to the tampa airport tomorrow to fly out. >> reporter: clear lines at the walt disney world closed its doors for the fourth time in it's 45-year history. and on the rails amtrak suspended service in the south, trains traveling up and down the coast of florida are cancelled today. and no matter where you are, if you are traveling this weekend, airport authorities remind you to check your flight status before you get to the airport. hurricane matthew's ripple effect is causing cancellations and delays everywhere. angelica spanos, abc news, >> in the southeastern part of the u.s. hurricane matthew making its presence known. what do you think? >> devastating. and, you know, we are going to continue to find more and more information about what is happening in florida, but, you know, you have seen some live reports even from our own reporters saying you can't even stand outside because

matthew holbrook is the financial planning expert with country financial. he is here with how to pull money out of your investments and wh social security to go along with it. great to see you. >> good to see you too. >> think so much of the focus is on saving money, putting money in the right investments for retirement that's where all of our thoughts are and all of our focus is on that money we're going to put away. >> and a lot of people come in how much money do i need to put away to get to this number? while that is important you are going to put away the money you can afford and what you budget for so that happens along the way. retirement area it's how do i pull that money out. when the market is down are you going to want to pull out those investments probably not? >> we're going to separate the accumulation phase and the distribution phase. >> this is what are you doing when have you 25 years getting up to retirement putting money away. the left hand column you are having the bad years fast then you get to the good years at >> okay. >> the right ha

jarrod holbrook found out local ties to what 2020 is uncovering. >>> we found the church's leader and cofounder rate here and he listened braiding 10. 2020 investigators tell us redington is where they ship the product and it appears to be the center of their operation. members aggressively push the miracle mineral solution, a mixture they claim cures all kinds of diseases from breast cancer, hiv to autism the 2020 chief investigative reporter had tested and found it's nothing miraculous. he says it's an industrial bleach. clorox on steroids expect it was shipped to us from a home in your area for the family of some of these archbishop figures live. >>reporter: he calls himself listened braiding 10 and travels around the world pushing mms. after investigators bought some $450 watch what happens when a poor and on diluted portion onto a pair of blue jeans. >> lieutenant. george white even in the prescribed much lower dose it's a dangerous thing for anyone to drink. >> the present anyone would suggest that you should give it to somebody is ridiculous. this is scary dangerous stuff. on g

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so from holbrook, brockton, a few showers going on. that's where most of the action is. what's left, there's a little bit to the west. a little shower also around -- you'll be able to see that what's left of this, around the cape cod canal, around chatham, then boom. it's offshore and the sky is clear. there's a little front coming through and the wind is starting to shift. we were 70 today. now we're 65 with that little shower. wind out of the west at 12 miles per hour. it's going from southwest, and in the process of shifting to the northwest. and look, the temperatures quickly fall into the 50's off to n here's the wind out of the northwest. 15 miles an hour in springfield. notice it's still southwest, plymouth and cape cod. front is moving east along with the showers and then the chilly air across the great lakes will simply flow in with high pressure. you've got a bright day coming up tomorrow but more typical fall type of feel to the air. starting out early, about mid- to upper 40's, boston. right around 40, worcester airport. will feel even a little cooler than th

up into parts of payson, the band of moisture continues to move north, and holbrooke picking up some scattered activity as well. so not a washout storm but with this storm system moving through, we're also seeing very gusty winds and we're seeing the potential for some blowing gusts out there. so that said, that's why we have this air quality warning for far southwestern arizona. that's going to last until 9:00 this if you have any breathing problems, you want to stay inside, could be a lot of coarse particles in the air and then as we look to northern arizona, that's where we have a wind advisory in effect until 3:00 in the morning. still some very gusty winds out there. we'll talk about the potential for more rain in your valley forecast coming up a little bit later on in the show. >> thanks, kristy. still ahead, a fox 10 news alert at a valley intersection where one boy was badly hurt in a suspected dui crash. news about that case. cristy a 6-year-old boy has died. >>> what a sad story unfolding on this sunday as a six-year-old boy has died after he was injured in a suspected dui

quarterback gunnar holbrook finds thomas on the quick. give one last hail mary attempt. no deal. the wildcats picked up a very valuable conference win. they take this one 17-15. >> it was a double team effort. from our coaching staff down to the players all the way to the fans. great home support. i am really proud of our kids. they are a brazilian bunch. for taking second place in the cap eight conference. >>> this next game was all about southfield. two players in particular stole the show. duncan in gary. even though it looked like an injury -- he was running back to the end zone moments later. check this out. skyhigh. deshawn anderson grabbed the intersection and shut that drive down. the tigers beat the buccaneers 40-6.>> panther and apex plate as close again as possible. orange shots at chapel hill. >> earlier we told you who was in second place in the cap letter a conference. the first? before we go to the action now you have to show some love -- the coopers try to give them some reason to cheer. the cougars have to settle for a field go. moments later already up 7-3.>> so

we were both in holbrook, and we talked to the train conductors and ennears, about a third of them were on furlo. there were about 120 of them in that room. tom spoke first, and i spoke second. they asked him a question, and you can ask scott, the union president and the other members there, and they react that you told them that you don't trust the republicans to clean up the pollution in the strirmente and therefore you support the clean power plan. let me finish the story. >> you weren't there. >> i was there. >> no, not that time. you were in an outer room. you had just gotten there late. i understand fully when you got there. that is not what i told them. as you said, they react. that is not what occurred. >> why would union, almost every one of nieminen in that room were democrats, and they voted almost unanimously to endorse me. they gave me a $5,000 pac check. the reason they said is we know you are going to fight for coal as an energy source. >> and every other union working in the coal and power generation industry have endorsed me. >> you say something in one group, and you y

41-year-old james joyce led them through halifax to east bridgewater, hanson, whitman, brockton, holbrooke and randolph where he ended up losing control of his mom's car. >> the person in the vehicle lost a tire and he did make cat with the police cruiser. >> much damage to your cruiser? >> no, very little. actually the cruiser is still out on patrol. he made it to the little brick wall right here and then they all tackled him. >> reporter: police gave this condo complex as joyce's address. >>> joyce's mom lives here. she didn't want to talk on camera but i did speak with her. she says her son took the car without her permission and she called the police. >> reporter: after a brief hospital stay, joyce is headed to court, charges could include driving to endanger, auto theft and assault and battery on a police officer. >> it might have been some pushing and shoving at the end. that's typical. halifax police has been arrested here four times and has a long record dating to 1993 when he was arrested for drunk driving as a teenager. in halifax, jo than hall, 7news. >>> a cambridge man called

>> in holbrook. with a couple of case workers and a folding table and chairs. and people -- we were going to catch people as they were getting their groash reaches do you have any problems you want to talk to your congress women about. this group of people came in and disrupted that and the sheriff came by and he asked us to leave. he felt things were getting out of hand. and just to put it in contact, gabby had done something like that gabby giffords had done something like that the day before and cut it short because a gun fell out of somebody's pocket at the event. >> i do vaguely remember hearing about that and then this is corner event where she was shot and so many people -- >> it was not -- it was not a town hall it was a conk well corner -- congress woman corner. >> when you saw the video, did you know anybody have video of you leaving? >> i didn't. >> it looks like you high-tailing it out of there. >> when you see it now on these ads, what do you think? >> they don't show the part where i was talking with the sheriff and he suggested i leave. they must

41-year-old james joyce led them through halifax to east bridgewater, hanson, whitman, brockton, holbrooke and randolph where he ended up losing control of his mom's car. >> the person in the vehicle lost a tire and he did make cat with the police cruiser. >> much damage to your cruiser? >> no, very little. actually the cruiser is still out on patrol. he made it to the little brick wall right here and then they all tackled him. >> reporter: police gave this condo complex as joyce's address. >>> joyce's mom lives here. she didn't want to talk on camera but i did speak with her. she says her son took the car without her permission and she called the police. >> reporter: after a brief hospital stay, joyce is headed to court, charges could include driving to endanger, auto theft and assault and battery on a police officer. >> it might have been some pushing and shoving at the end. that's typical.

holbrook, you've had some rain, another batch heading your way from the south and showers and storms moving northeast of snowflake. meanwhile, much quieter here through central arizona. again, as we clear out those clouds. i have kept a 10% chance of about 6:00. after that this morning, we are going to be drying out across the valley and we're going to end up with mostly clear skies for the rest of the day today. so less cloud cover. temperatures right now sitting at 74 degrees, so as you plan your morning, again, that 10% chance in the forecast just about 6:00. after that we'll clear them out, and those temperatures will stay in the low- to mid- 70s, at least at phoenix sky harbor through 8:00 here this morning, in case you had plans to get out to your patio, enjoy that cup of coffee, should be a nice morning for it. as you look at the big picture with me, those stormth with all of that moisture will gradually clear out to the east as we go through today. slight chance of storms in the high country, but we'll be drying out here in the valley. eventually high pressure returns, and wh

. >> reporter: the holbrooke family visiting florida from oklahoma now driving away from the storm and hoping to find another way out. >> we are actually going to clearwater and then driving to the tampa airport tomorrow to fly out. >> reporter: meanwhile in jacksonville, some of the final flights on the east coast of florida taking off. but the ticket counters are postally empty. jacksonville airport officials do not plan to close the airport even i ensure stranded travelers have a place to stay. eva pilgrim, abc news, jacksonville, florida. >> yeah. so between wednesday and saturday, some 3,700 flights canceled so far. and more to come, no doubt. obviously, it's impacting the race for the white house, as well. it's actually forcing both candidates to cancel events and close offices in the critical swing state of florida. >> both candidates are pulling their punches on tv ads until the threat is over tweeting out their next debate. here is abc each tom llamas. >> reporter: in battleground florida hillary clinton and donald trump shutting down their campaign offices for once both on th

flights in and out of orlando are expected to resume the holbrook family from oklahoma is visiting florida, but now has no way home. theyre driving in the opposite direction of the hurricane. sot: "we are actually going to clearwater and then driving to the tampa ariport to fly out" clear lines at the the gates to magic kingdom.walt disney world closed it's doors for the fourth time in its 45 year history. on the rails, amtrak suspended service in the south. trains traveling up and down the coast of florida are cancelled friday. tag: and no matter where you are if you're flying this weekend.. airport authorities remind you to check your flight before you get to the airport... the ripple effect from matthew is causing delays and cancellations everywhere. angelica spanos, abc news, new york gerhts. he's got the latest data on hurricane matthew's path along the east coast. october has arrived. it'll be windy and cooler today with highs around 60 along with lots of sunshine. seasonably cool temperatures continue tonight with lows dipping to around 40, with some upper 30s across northern iowa.

this rain is really focused in southeastern massachusetts, so from mansfield up to holbrook and over toward about weymouth, you can see that's the northern extent of this. heavier rain brockton to bridgewater and heavier still down here along the south coast and toward the cape where we have good downpours coming through right now. by 7:30 this morning, this is really just consolidated along the south coast and cape and the cloud break quickly behind it. 46 in worcester, 51 in boston. temperatures in the low to mid 50's north and west of town, some upper 50's from boston down to the cape. back down in the 30's tonight, not overly concerned with frost tonight, but it gets even colder tomorrow. reinforcing shot of chilly air coming on through so you'll notice on your seven-day forecast that we've got cooler temperatures tomorrow and wednesday. we don't get out of the upper 's look at these wind chills wednesday morning. it's going to feel like it's in the 20's as you're heading out to work and the bus stop on wednesday morning. next chance of rain later thursday into friday. perhaps an

we have heavy rain that continues in holbrook and weymouth and scituate, another from duxbury down to kingston and plymouth. a lot of the heavy rain focused south of the city moving out that takes us to a cloudy forecast. by 10 a.m., 64 degrees. you know what we get this afternoon, we get temperatures

we have heavy rain that continues in holbrook and weymouth and scituate, another from duxbury down to kingston and plymouth. a lot of the heavy rain focused south of the city moving out that takes us to a cloudy forecast. by 10 a.m., 64 degrees. you know what we get this afternoon, we get temperatures the latest on the timeline for dry conditions in and out of the boston area for that morning commute in less than ten minutes. julie grauert back now with live drive-time traffic keeping a close eye on volume. >> volume starting to increase like i mentioned ten minutes ago on 95 in canton as you approach 128. slowing down on the expressway southbound near morrissey boulevard because overnight construction crews can be a little bit tardy in clearing out and that is leading to that volume. route 1, 93 south moving along fine and things are good on the zakim bridge and leverett connector. 14 minutes on route 1, 33 minutes on 93 south. 23 minutes on 128 southbound from peabody to the weston tolls. back to you. >>> developing news, a baby back with his mother this morning following a frighten

richard holbrook once asked, how can a man in a cave, meaning osama bin laden, out-communicate the world's leading communication society. simply put, perspective jihadists do not turn to the u.s. government for career advice. the second is that government bureaucracy invariably produces a lower more risk adverse and uninspiring approach to countering this activity. whereas the private sector, to include nongovernmental organizations, often has the creditability and the competencies to deliver the message, but it is not financially incentivized to do so. we need to find more dedicated means of understanding our enemy and exposing their hypocrisy to the world. thes you for this opportunity to testify. i look forward to answering your questions. >> thank you. a lot of things i'd like to follow up on, but let me just backtrack for a second. you've all touched on this, but i'll ask directly. looking back at the first 15 years, what is the most significant way the terrorist threat to us has changed? looking ahead 15 years, what do you think the most significant change in the terrorist threat to

we were both in holbrook.lked to train conductors and engineers and i don't know if you remember but one third of them were on furlough. i do not know if you know but one third of them are on furlough. you can ask scott, the union president and they recollect that you told them that you do not trust the republicans to clean up the pollution in the environment and therefore you support the clean power plant. [speaking simultaneously] mr. o'halloran: you had gone -- you had gotten their late. that is not what i told them. they recollect. [speaking simultaneously] mr. babeu: almost everyone i am -- everyone in that room were democrats. they voted almost unanimously to endorse me. they gave me a $5,000 check and the reason why is we know you are going to fight for coal as an energy source. you are going to fight for our jobs. mr. o'halloran: every other unit that represents workers have endorsed me and i have -- mr. babeu: you cannot continue to say something in one group and go to a different group -- mr. o'hallo