september ism, the most current read. a big jump here, 57.1.t 51.4 was the weakest, the weakest since february of 2010. so 57.1 is really nice. as a matter of fact, it's the high read of the year. it's the highest read since, drum roll please, 58 and change in october of 2015. so almost a year. if we look at factory orders now, and factory orders of course is auger number, it's up 0.2, we were looking down 0.2, not bad. let's get to the money ball here, shall we? durable goods the august final read, the headline number on durable goods is up 0.1, little better than expected. if you strip out the all important food and energy, it's down 0.2. but here's what i want to look at, the proxy for business spending. capital goods orders, nondefense ex aircraft, up 0.9. that isn't too bad. as a matter of fact, up 0.9 is like the second best read of the year. january was up 2.4. so that's good news. let's dig in quickly the ism nonmanufacturing, new orders jumped a handle from 51.4 to 60. and employment on the ism service sector considering we had adp a l

then she railed one after another isms on millions of americans who believe that we can have a stronger america at home and abroad, believe we can get this economy moving again who believe that we can end illegal immigration once and for all. so, senator, this insult-driven campaign -- >> governor -- that is small potatoes compared to hillary clinton called half of donald trump's supporters -- >> hillary clinton said something on campaign trail over very next day, i shouldn't have said that. >> but she did. >> senator kaine's two minutes. >> that's right. now we're even. donald trump apologizing to john mccain for saying he wasn't a hero. did he apologize for calling women slobs, pigs, dogs, disgusting? >> she apologized for saying -- governor -- two minutes, please. >> donald trump apologize for taking after somebody in a twitter war making fun of weight. 'pom guys for saying african americans are living in hell. did he apologize saying president obama was not even a citizen of the united states? you will look in vein to see donald trump ever taking

on wednesday the september adp report and the ism services index.y we get september non-farm payrolls along with august wholesale trade and consumer credit. the jobs report also always a big talker in the election cycle. >>> absolutely right. that's the focus on friday. to today's top global headlines, britain's prime minister theresa may plans to trigger the process to leave the european union by the end of march next year. this is the first glimpse of a firm timetable given by the prime minister. it also means the uk will be out of the eu by april 2019 at the latest. may addressed her timing announcement on the andrew matt show yesterday. >> it is important for europe as a whole that we do this in the best possible way, so we have the least disruption for businesses, you were talking about investors earlier in your questions, and when we leave the eu, we have a slow transition away from the eu. >> phillip hammond commented on timing today saying he's in favor of getting a deal done as soon as possible. and he said the british will face economic tu

ism and i'm sarah french. get a check of the forecast. rainy weekend this weekend, chris. >> chris: quite a bit of rain. some parts of southeastern mass picking up over three inches of water. take a look well to the south of us in the caribbean. that's been all the talk here, hurricane matthew. category four. expected the move on the western edges of h into tomorrow afternoon and eventually into the bahamas. by the weekend, close to the carolina coastline. the question is where does it go from there? does it make that snap hook out to sea or does it get close to new england where we deal with some impacts? too early to say either way. 57 in boston. 56 in norwood. had a rainy weekend. not a whole lot of rain yesterday. do expect a lot of scattered showers to develop again inland this afternoon. most of those outside 495 and close to 495. look at this. temperatures close to 70 >> sarah: fast track time. great to have you back. >> danielle: great to be here. i missed you guys. here's a look at the expressway. northbound things starting to sl

ism we begin with hurricane matthew. more than one million people in florida are being urged to leave their homes this morning as matthew makes his way toward the state. thanks for joining us on this thursday morning, everybody. i'm sarah french. >> christa: and i'm christa delcamp. florida is one of four states under state of emergency as we speak. searching for higher ground. gas stations are packed as people scramble to fuel up. a new advisory just came out in the past few minutes. chris, tell us more? >> chris: winds 125mph. it has picked up strength. it looks better on the satellite picture. in the last few frames you can see the eye-popping back out as it traverses some of the islands in the bahamas. it may go just to the east of nassau here in the bahamas in

ism. this friday we have the jobs report, next week we have retail sales, next week efrl, then i think the fed is clear to go. i don't know if they'll go in november, but i think if we look like we these products rkts. and now we get to rally in stocks. what do you make between the interpersonal relationship and fixed income today? >> i think the fish market has issued remembered. >> sometimes those types of confer mon danes move have to make. in terms of stocks, i think that's pretty clear f. but what short memories we have. this is the problem with near termism, especially when it comes from the top down. last month was 51.4, the lowest level since february of 2010, okay? so really there's nothing new. we ebb and flow on data. you take a step back, nothing has really changed with regard to the glide path. i look at forecasts from the imf. they're about as accurate as we see from our fed. but the one thing i found curious is how the u.k. versus the eurozone in its entirety for growth next

we'll also get to see how busy factories were with the ism manufacturing index. and on this day in 2008 congress enacted t.a.r.p. that was the $700 billion bailout package for the financial industry and on tuesday the vice presidential candidates will face off on a debate on cbs. on wednesday we'll be getting the ism non-manufacturing foul for september and on friday it's the closely watched jobs report. we'll get to see how many jobs the economy created or lost in the last month. >>> toy sales are on the rise and on pace to do something they haven't done since 1999, increase by 7 % but kids with disabilities often have a very different toy story and are often on the outside looking in and can't access or use toys like most guys and that's why go baby go is helping kids mobilize. >> reporter: kads playing with toy cars may not seem like anything out of the ordinary. >> go baby go. >> reporter: but for most of these kids and their parents it's extraordinary. for some it represents the first time they will be able to move on their own, like for 6-year-old paxton. >

ism right now a baby safe. police trying the track down the person who stole a car with a nine-month-old inside. the car was stolen from a gas station in roxbury. >> christa: here's 7's victoria warren who is live on the scene with the latest on this investigation. vicki? >> victoria: really scary, especially because police say the suspect was also armed. the suspect jumping into this car while there was a baby suspect took off with that car. absolutely terrifying for this mother. luckily the car and baby found just a few blocks away from here. the baby was checked out at the hospital. he was just fine. police say they're still trying to piece together exactly how this happened, but it appears the mom stepped out of the car and that's when the man who was armed jumped in. so police are still looking for the suspect. they believe when he ditched the car he took off running on foot. victoria warren, 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: right now a level-three sex offender is behind bars facing new charges. pol

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ism we begin with hurricane matthew. more than one million people in florida are being urged to leave their homes this morning as matthew makes his way toward the state. thanks for joining us on this thursday morning, everybody. i'm sarah french. >> christa: and i'm christa delcamp. florida is one of four states under state of emergency as we speak. searching for higher ground. gas stations are packed as people scramble to fuel up. a new advisory just came out in the past few minutes. chris, tell us more? >> chris: winds 125mph. it has picked up strength. it looks better on the satellite picture. in the last few frames you can see the eye-popping back out as it traverses some of the islands in the bahamas. it may go just to the east of nassau here in the bahamas in powerful, very dangerous storm with deepening pressure as it does approach the coastline of florida. so wouldn't be surprised to see it pick up some more strength and once again become a category four hurricane. that's the forecast from the national hurricane

read the report and you'll see. >> ism has a fairly good record and a long history. folks at home, if they see ism below 50. >> in general, if you take a longer term trend, and i agree, i think that the devil is in the details here. if we do see a reversal in any of these indicators, then i would change my tune. if you extrapolate from the general trend, the curve steepened, but like you said, rates are 175, is that really -- >> that's the question, what's the sector you should stay away from? >> when i look at all ten sectors, i think consumer discretionary looks to me like a little bit of a trap. it is the most labor-intensive sector in the s&p. this is where you're seeing age pressure starting to crimp margins. you've got tremendous deflationary pressure from new entrants like fast fashion, airbnb putting pressure on hotel prices. this is basically a sector that's being disrupted. deflation is what we're seeing. margin pressure plus deflation, not a great story. >> savita, thank you. >>> health care. i do think health care is way too cheap. i understand the politi

ism nicole, thanks for that update. the police commissioner is praising the actions of his officers who ran right into gunfire to help out their fellow man. 's jennifer eagan is live at the tufts medical center where several of the other officers more taken after the shooting. >> jennifer: nine other officers went to the hospital to deal with minor injuries or to deal with the stress from the shooting. commissioner evans says last night the two other officers who were shot desperately needed help. the suspects and police were still shooting at each other. commissioner heavens says a couple officers stepped into the line of fire and dragged the two injured officers to safety. they then treated their wounds in those first critical moments. >> the officers with our wounded officers were able administer first aid, apply a tourniquet. one officer had his hand in one of the wounds, and i think that was instrumental in getting the officer down to mass general quickly. >> jennifer: commissioner evans says those officers acted w

the ism going beneath 50, for instance, in the contraction phase there, judge. that's one of the big reasons. a weak jobs report didn't help. >> jobs was over 100, though. over 100 is okay. >> i think it was right around 150. >> three-month trends are significant to look at. >> you know, we have this analysis paralysis. that's what we refer to when you are talking about it. we can over analyze this data and maybe it's selective data inputs that are being used, but the fed futures right now pointing to greater than 60% chance. >> 61%. >> of them moving higher. >> your play is cyclical. you want tech. you think the economy is getting better. even though we've had a good run in technology, you think it still has room to run. >> it's cyclical, but secular in nature. there's secular tail winds within tech with the internet of things and increased connectivity. health care. big diseases. we haven't solved them for. select consumer constellation is a perfect example of that today. we have a lot of things to focus on, and it has to be company-specific. >> i'm just wonde

ism welcome back. 5:15. everyone is hoping there's some nice weather for trick-or-treating tonight. >> christa: hopefully it will be dry. that's the main thing. but we know it might be chilly. you have to get the coat maybe underneath the garments there. >> chris: we can't hide the costume. the layer has to go underneath those costumes out there. kids will be running around. they're going to have so much energy.i they'll be warm enough with all the blood pumping. taking a look at forecast for us as we go throughout the day, we're done with the rain. that's off shore off to the east of us now in its wake. we have started to clear on out. i do expect quit a bit of sunshine through the day. not a bad start. upper 30s and lower 40s. there is a bit of a breeze outside this morning. it's consistent at 16mph in boston. 12 in worcester. so, yes, in the low 40s in boston, but it feels more like 35, feeling more like 29 degrees in worcester right now. outside this morning, although probably not too many costumes at 7:

clipped the wings of the bond vigilantes so now we have fx vigilante-ism.if we continue to see sterling weakness as we very much might do, what negative impact could that have on the consumer or other parts of the economy further down the line? simon: the obviously one is inflation. we have a relatively high inflation forecast, creeping up to 3% next year. one third of the uk's cpi basket is imported, and if you think stirling is going to fall further as we do, as this gradual realization of the brexit uncertainty, this is probably going to happen quick and the markets and inflation will erode consumer slowdown. , thatl be more volatile is where the rubber will hit the road. nejra: i have this chart which illustrates what you mentioned where you are seeing weaker sterling but the economic surprise index i believe is at a three-year high looking at cities. any comments on this relationship? if welook at -- jane: look at political uncertainty, sterling does not like clinical uncertainty. there is plenty of room for economic surprise and it has been quite inte

ism services surging past expectations, 57.ou'll remember, it is important to remember, back in august, the lackluster performance of the service index and the manufacturing indices from ism both spooked the market into thinking maybe the economy had hit a wall. looks like it hit a bit of data aberration there. factory orders beating expectations. adp payrolls softer, the trade deficit mentioned so eloquently by michelle, a bit higher than expected. ultimately no change at all. here is the expectations for friday. 170 on the number. a bit stronger than the prior one, expectation up from 151,000. no change expected in the unemployment rate. and average hourly wages expected to be up two ticks from one pick in the prior month. fed talk, loretta mideaester sa the data is compelling. jeffrey lacquer says he would have dissented if he had the vote because interest rates need to rise to ward off inflation. and then we have this from charlie evans, a dove, who says i have a forecast where things continue to improve. i do think there w

ism everything you need to know and go is coming up next. a smoky scare on the "t" sparking calls for change. what city officials are calling for on the track. >> sarah: all right. 5:45. time now for everything you need the start you day off right. a live look outside. it's wet and messy out there. you might want the leave early this morning. >> christa: what you need to know for today. chris lambert is here with more. chris, when will this all come to an end? >> chris: it looks like most of the rain will e possibility this afternoon. you need some extra time on the wet roadways and wet weather continues north and west of boston. most of the showers across the mass pike, but still a few across southern worcester county and we'll work in south of boston this morning. snow across northern new england, the heavy snow in the mountains of maine. picked up some snow in massachusetts yesterday, as well. especially across western worcester county. points west, several inches of 55 plymouth. 44 in worcester. despite starting mild today, temperatures

ism good friday morning, everybody. 6:30. thanks for staying us with. i'm sarah french. >> christa: i'm delgado. starting the day with a little fog, right? now you have the one in your head precoffee, and you have the one outside. >> bri: it's true. but can i compliment you? both of you hairdos look fantastic. that will be tricky for us today because we're in for a damp start. you step out the door and it's a soupy air mass. fog, drizzle, mist light scattered shower activities. up around route 2 enter southern new hampshire, that's about it. that's all i expect for the wet weather this morning. wet weather really moves in this afternoon. it's more about the fog for the morning commute, reducing visibility. so something to keep in mind. maybe tack on a few extra minutes to your morning routine. as we get into tomorrow morning, i think the wet weather wraps up by mid-day saturday. we're still in for a widespread half an inch to an inch of much-needed rainfall, but there could also be some look i willized downpours producing some isolated locations. then f

ism and i'm sarah french. out there. >> christa: no rain for the morning commute, but it sounds like for the evening one. >> chris: a wet ride home from work, christa. even some towns picking up wet know flakes. it's colder out there. 34 in boston. 27 bedford. 31 in worcester. you fact your in the breeze, a wind-chill factor, as well. a couple ocean effect rain showers trying to get going here down into plymouth. maybe even a sleet pellet or know flake mixed in. anything near the coastline would be from ocean effect by 1:00 p.m., 2:00 and 3:00 p.m., i do expect this to start overspreading central and eastern mass, maybe east of 495, although you get west of 495 briefly mixing in with a little snow and sleet. then across the berkshires, as we pick up a few inches of snow, cold rain this evening, more on that forecast ahead. >> christa: rounding out the 6:00 a.m. hour, we've got the ask danielle, where are the trouble spots now. >> danielle: things watching any accidents at the moment, knock on wood. here's rout

ism also scandal at a local school. soccer coaches resign after conducting questionable drills concern at one high school, the infectious disease someone has been diagnosed with. >> kris: and the patriots with a chip on their shoulders. martellus bennett with a message ahead of sunday's clash in cleveland. >> this is 7news "today in new england." >> christa: it's 6:30 on your friday morning. we begin with breaking news. matthew menacing the southeastern coases coast right now. dire warnings of possible widespread damage, saying that ho a uninhabitable for weeks, maybe even months. >> kris: so the latest, matthew is a category three storm, still packing winds of 120mph. this is still a major hurricane, and the real concern is that it could produce deadly storm surges up to 11 feet. >> christa: let's go out live to jacksonville, florida, we have diane gallagher which joins us many with more on the conditions this morning. diane? >>>> diane: christa, kris, we're in jacksonville as matthew approaches of bands of rain and th

it is and then, one after another ism on millions of americans who believe we can have a stronger america at home and abroad, believe we can get economy moving again, who believe we can end illegal immigration once and for all. so senator, this, this insult driven campaign, i mean, that's small potatoes compared to hillary clinton calling half of donald trump's supporters a basket of deplorables. >> hillary clinton said something on the campaign trail. next day she said you know what i shouldn't hatch said that. >> governor, senator kaine's two minutes. >> we are even. >> we have deportation force, immigration and customs enforcement, the immigration and customs enforcement, first time, endorgsed donald trump to be the next president of the united states. >> you like the 16 million. >> senator, that's nonsense. look, what you just heard is they have a plan for open borders. amnesty. >> our plan is like ronald reagan's plan from 1986. immigration reform on capitol hill. we know the routine. it is amnesty. one of the last things was border security. that's how washington always plays it. we

ism right now we're calming it down. election day 22 days to go. and a new nbc poll has hillary clinton increasing her lead over donald trump. in this poll the democrat now stands at 48%. trump is behind by 11 points at 37%. and now both candidates are focusing on their strategies moving forward and, of course, up wednesday night. let's go to 7's kris anderson with the latest. kris? >> kris: the final debate is a couple days away, donald trump is calling into question the fairness of the election. trump says several times recently that the election is rigged and that the media is against him. well, on sunday trump took it a step further, saying on twitter he believes results are being rigged at election polling places. meantime, senator elizabeth warren is getting animated at a rally for hillary clinton. it happened sunday about trump's refusal the release his tax returns. >> the big, brave donald trump is too chicken to release his tax returns. [clucking] >> kris: elizabeth warren also calling trump a sleaze ball after referencing the first presid

ism right now police are searching for a s.in a bank robbery in amesbury. investigators say this man robbed a citizens bank on marek amann street sunday afternoon and took off with an unknown amount of crash. he's considered to be arm and dangerous. >>> also on 7, four people are fighting for their lives as police continue to investigate a deadly tour bus crash in palm springs, california. 13 people were killed when a tour bus slammed into the back of a truck police say the bus was going so fast that a huge piece of the truck ended up wedged inside. 33 people were injured. >> in almost 35 years i've never been the a crash where there's been 13 confirmed fatal accidents. so it's tough. it's tough for all of us. >> sarah: the truck driver was treated for minor injuries. >> christa: breaking news overseas out of malta where at least five are dead after a plane reportedly carrying officials from the european malta. the plane went down shortly after taking off italiana happened this morning. officials say the flight was headed to libya. >> sarah: new details aft

we'll also get to see how busy factories were with the ism manufacturing index. and on this day in 2008 congress enacted t.a.r.p. that w t bailout package for the financial industry and on tuesday the vice presidential candidates will face off on a debate on cbs. on wednesday we'll be getting the ism non-manufacturing foul for september and on friday it's the closely watched jobs report. we'll get to see how many jobs the economy created or lost in the last month. >>> toy sales are on the rise and on pace to do something they haven't done since 1999, disabilities often have a very different toy story and are often on the outside looking in and can't access or use toys like most guys and that's why go baby go is helping kids mobilize. >> reporter: kads playing with toy cars may not seem like anything out of the ordinary. >> go baby go. >> reporter: but for most of these kids and their parents it's extraordinary. for some it represents the first time they will be able t 6-year-old paxton. >> my hope is that they will be able to adapt it so that he can be able to --

then the september ism services index, and factory orders.ashkari, lacquklacker and evan be speaking. and then monsanto and con st constellation brands, and yum brands will announce earnings. constellation has been doing very, very well on the results of corona, its mexican beer. it also bought a whiskey brand. >> which one is that? you know more about beer than whiskey? frnlg>> among the top corporate stories, twitter, the "wall street journal" reporting that the company will field offers this week. salesforce.com's marc benioff has been building a case to investors that they should be the buyer. among other names looking at twitter, google and disney. jim cramer capping up with venture c venture capitalists like chris sakka last night. >> twitter would sh complimentary to many of those companies. it has a unique set of data that nobody else has in the word it has it faster than anybody else in the world. their problem is not the input, their problem is making it useful, easy, fun for users. so the good stuff is in there. >> who buys it? whi

tomorrow, we'll get the ism manufacturing index, auto sales and the fed starts the two-day meeting. the fed decision due wednesday afternoon at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. and on wednesday we'll get the monthly adp report. and on thursday, look for third quarter productivity numbers along with the ism services index all topped off by the october jobs report on friday. the jobs report before the election, i would add. in earnings central, more than 120 companies in the s&p 500 are reporting this week, that includes pfizer, kellogg, alibaba, starbucks, time warner and more. there's a fed decision depending on the move in the interest rate, there's a 69% chance that the fed raises rates in december. and now we're a week and a day until the election. and there's a new dramatic twist impacting the markets in terms of uncertainty. investors were getting comfortable with the idea that hillary clinton was winning. already you're starting to see the polls unclear whether it's related to the fbi headline, but an fbi news "washington post" poll showed her up 12 points last week now shows her up by

then she, one after another, ism believe that we can have a stronger america at home and abroad. who believe we can get this economy moving again. who believe we can end illegal immigration once and for all. senator, this, this, this, insult-driven campaign. i mean, that's small potatoes compared to hillary clinton calling half of donald trump's supporters, a basket of deplorables. >> hillary clinton said something on the cam pran trail next. day she said she shouldn't have said. >> she said she shouldn't have minutes. >> right. we are even. >> immigration and custom thousands enforcement, the union for immigration and enforcement, for the first time in their history endorsed donald trump to be the next president of the united states of america. >> you like the -- >> that's nonsense. >> look. what you just heard is they have a plan for open borders. amnesty. that's -- >> our plan is like ronald reagan's plan since 19 # 6. >> comprehensive immigration reform on capitol hill. amnesty. one of the last things he mengsed wmengs mentioned it was border security. how washington plays it

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just a little bit south of i-25 there isme blocking the left lane in place until 5:00 this morning. we have some upcoming lane closures on the ramps to and from santa fe and the spence e- 470 close tonight -- close tonight because see that will be doing some structural analysis as they tried to get the express lanes projects going. so i would suggest as alternates county line you can always take >> right now police are investigating a father who left his daughter alone in the cold at ogden weeper technical college -- ogden weber technical college in utah. they were seen walking up to a campus daycare which was closed and you can see the father give the girl a few blankets and then he walks off motioned for her to stay. she wanders around the entrance and then she ends up walking her and called police. >> i am sure that two hours felt like all night to her. >> we have to documents on file. >> if this occurred there is a possibility other things may have occurred. >> it was under 40 degrees at the time. the father is now facing abandonment and child abuse charges. half marathon with k

this is about beating every ism that is held back, mhandicapped women, and hispanic people.oing to make sure he feels this and every who has that same mind-set, as well. >> you don't think he's hit on the topics of zxenophobia? >> i've read the things from hillary clinton and her staff, but i haven't seen that from mr. donald trump. a lot of things have been twist audio the words out of his mouth have been twisted by the media or taken out of context to try to allude. when i look at mr. trump's staff i look at katrina pierce. i could go down the list that mr. trump has elevated of all sorts of races. we know that mr. trump hires more women than he does -- >> you're referring more to his words and messaging than people he's paying -- >> i mean also just because -- [ overlapping dialogue ] >> let gina finish and i'll let you go, gina. >> this is the difference, again, and again, between actions and words. we can construe mr. trump's words however you want to construe them, but his actions, he unlike the clinton foundation, pays women more than than he pays men -- >> because he

ism the indicates masked shooting a star bucks customer to death. >> jim: garcia faced a judge this alexander at the star buckos rainbow and warm springs on sunday. the judge scheduled a hearing for november third. garcia will plead not guilty. witness say garcia came in the star bucks after his payment card was declined out of the drive through wind organism witnesses said the victim exchanged words with garcia before he was shot. >> defense attorneys in the refuge in oregon trying to turn the tables. bunked and he five others accused of conspiring to prevent federal workers from doing jobs. reverend franklin graham said he flew his plane from north carolina to oregon to stop the occupation at the wildlife refuge. he was trying to save lives. defense is calling federal agents and police back to the stand when the defense attorney say its is a way to questions that were not permitted during cross examination. >> maria: tweets at the heart of decision 2016. republican presidential candidate trump raising more eye brows about some middle of the night tweets as he releases a new app. raising que

jobs, wages, pmi's, ism's, et cetera. not runaway growth jobs, but better growth.f you have oil prices stabilize, dollar stabilize, i this i that that's a good recipe for earnings going forward. i don't think three q will be great. maybe 4 q and first q into next year might be better. then that visibility will give this lag a little more upside on the cyclical front. >> domestically that sounded good to me, but can we assume that will japan, europe, china, will everybody on the same forward track as the united states, or are they stuck with nerf and zerp? >> well, i think the u.s. will continue to be the place to be. i think japan has its issues. i think china recently has had some very good numbers in terms of retail, auto, even imports, but i think they have serious structural issues that will take some sometime to work out. most particularly the banking system and debt. i don't see china being the driver for quite some time for world growth as it's been. i think the u.s. will be the big driver of world growth. >> anybody can answer. kevin, i know you're listenin

we have the ism manufacturing and services and jobs data last week. that much to go on this week. but right now, dollar/yen, 103.41. up 0.8% against a basket of six major currencies on tuesday. highest level in over seven months. a lot of u.s. tech stocks get a large amount of revenues from overseas. and the stronger dollar may affect their bottom line. many are looking closely at how apple and the smartphone sector will perform in the light of samsung electronics' problems surrounding its phone batteries that catch fire, which affected its flagship smartphone model. and apple's earnings will be out october 25th. and that's going to include september sales as well. so very closely watched sector there. also, honda, toyota and nissan reporting robust sales in china. i'll track those shares as well. quick look at asian markets as well. which are hope right now before i go. seoul's kospi is lower, as is sydney. we'll have another update for you in a couple of hours. back to you, ai. >> all right, ramin, thanks for the update. as ramin mentioned, samsung,

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ism firefighters are trying to determine what caused a big fire in the back bay. cell phone video shows the scene on newbury street on sunday. investigators say the fire caused an estimated $900,000 worth of damage. >> christa: oh, boy, a special delivery on the mass pike. a mother going into labor. this little guy just couldn't wait. he was been inside the ambulance. coming up. >> sarah: at least they had nice weather this weekend, right, bri? >> bri: what a weekend. it was fantastic. can we do more of this? we have a warming trend through next couple days. 64 if boston. 61 norwood. 57 in worcester. feels like summer out there, and it will for the first half of this week. we have clouds to start off with. and a few spot showers. we can't completely rule that out as we head into this afternoon. we get about a 20% chance of a spot isolated this evening. definitely not a washout. here's the bigger picture. cold front that started to seep through late last night, but the thing is, with this cold front, it just sort of bumps us. this cold air behind the front doesn't

recent solid ism manufacturing as well as services data showing an expansion. weekly jobless claims, it comes out every thursday, and it showed the smallest figure actually since mid-april when it hit almost a 43-year low. so some positive signs there. but, of course, the non-farm payrolls and unemployment data due out later today will further clarify everything for investors. with regards to the euro, talk of the european central bank tapering off, or cutting back its bond buying program, caused a little bit of volatility. in fact, some of the yields were jumping higher. but, of course, many investors do not think the ecb will start raising rates. a quick look at asian markets before i go, ai. seoul's kospi is lower as is sydney. chinese markets still on holiday. >> a negative start to our morning in this part of the world. >>> times are changing in japan's tourism industry, in some places, even well-known scenic spots aren't enough. one city that wants to attract more visitors is turning to creativity, and costumes. let's take a look. >> reporter: it's not ea

so the data -- two ism numbers that came out, they're actually positive. and they were not only positive burks new orders are positive. that's a good thing, bullish for the economy. we have retail sales coming out on friday. industrial production coming out monday. if retail sales follow through, the retail sector -- remember, in april, they were knocked off a cliff. they were beaten down. it's the rebound trade right now. and i think that's got a little legs to it. >> if it tails, then you're going to see another cascading lower. the most impressive thing is what tim just finished off on, the dollar, where you led off the spot. the dollar and crude, both rallying is troublesome. crude will turn around. this is resistance. >> so you're saying that crude is tapped out here. >> yep. >> and the reason is because of the charts tell you that? >> no. >> why -- >> how many times has opec sat up and failed. how many times have they actually set up and it went higher ralliralliyed. >> is it opec or dollar rise? >> opec. the fact that the dollar is rising with crude

ism here are some of the stories we're following for you. we're following breaking news out of middleborough. five people are dead after a tragic accident overnight. police say a wrong-way driver caused the crash. we have a report coming up. >>is to begin right here in massachusetts. we'll have all you need to know if you want the cast your ballot before november 8th. >> sarah: and this as hillary clinton is set to take center stage in new hampshire. the democrat rallying elizabeth warren later today. >> christa: and t.b. 12 leading new england to a win on the road. we have all of your highlights coming up from pittsburgh. good game. >> sarah: it was. lambert. >> chris: thank you guys. i'm taking a break coming back the work with two little ones at home now. brand-new baby. week and a half old. woods hole, 58-mile-per-hour gusts over the weekend. 57 in rockport. winds really shaking things around yesterday. shaking some leaves off the trees and the downpours we saw a couple days ago, as well. current temperatures close to 50 degrees outside.

ism also breaking, water gushing into the street when a water main bursts in charlestown. the area drivers are being asked to avoid. >> christa: and breaking his silence, hear how tom brady is from suspension. >> this is 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: good tuesday morning, everybody. thanks for waking up with us. i'm sarah french. >> christa: 5:00 a.m., bright and early. i'm christa delcamp. we'll start things off for you this morning with hurricane matthew. this is a category four storm. it's pounding haiti's southwestern peninsula as we speak. and the country is seeing strong winds and heavy rains. this morning we're also seeing the damage matthew is leaving behind. this deadly storm is causing cruise ships to change course. florida and north carolina to declare states of emergency, as well. we have the latest advisory just in. let's go to meteorologist chris lambert with that. >> chris: christa, that eye of the hurricane just south and southwest on the tip of haiti, about the make landfall this morning. it will have a high impact there, devastating parts of hai

ism also on 7, a 13-year-old boy who was shot after a stray bullet ripped through his bedroom wall in chelsea is now recovering at home. the bullet ripping t into his shoulder. he described that terrifying experience and made a plea for less violence in the park next to his home. >> it's so hard. it felt like fire, just like burning. people can't even be safe in their own homes. it's just crazy. why are you going to shoot in a park for? it doesn't make sense. that's a kid's playground. >> jadiann: a 19-year-old everett man, christian garcia, was charged in that shooting. he's currently being held without bail. blowing up a newspaper works in salem called to court today. 23-year-old john richard and 20-year-old lawrence gilleman allegedly used some fireworks to blow up a "rainbow times" newspaper box. the "rainbow times" is the largest l.g.b.t. newspaper in new england. the explosion happened back in august. it was caught on surveillance video. that helped police identify the men and it did lead to their arrest. police say they were originally investigating this as a hate crime, but th