[cgh heering] mike: all about the jimmy' s and the joe' s. heather: i love that. phil: there was nothing about the eddies and the mike' s. coming up tonight, five on the opioid crisis. >> i was 100% a danger to everybody and everything around me. heather: and veterans these candidly about his own drug addiction while serving his country. just how widespread he says the problem is in the active duty military. that' s tonight at 11:00. >> -- u.s. special forces involved in a daring and deadly mission against isis. the baby left at a daycare workers apparently left up -- locked up and left. phil: on chronicle, you order breakfast all day and into the night. sample precious spirits direct from the distillery. discover a spot to take your ping-pong skills and a place to unleash your inner child. heather: lovely today. harvey: the weather is good enough to be on a golf course. heather: did you tee off today? phil: that today, maybe tomorrow harvey: it is cooler tomorrow, back to the way it should be this time of year. most of the weekend looks ok, there could be a spot s

i use trader joe' s pumpkin pie spice. it' i did intend to make coffee and make it caramelized but we ended up with burnt sugar. this is darker than it normally should be but i want you to see how dark it is. this is what you could do as a present -- put in bags at christmas, and this is superb. pretty. t flop. amy: and what are your layers? >> oreos, pumpkin, more oreos on top. get the candy cane and candy pumpkin -- anything to make it mine has grown and gone but it is really cute for the kids. this will be one of my november recipes. you know that i know food. amy: you are a mobile chef. >> i do corporate lunch and learns. they get fed. i do fun cooking classes for couples because real food is naturally gluten-free. if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. but the republicans... v they want to go back to letting v the super wealthy call the shots. they don't stand up for equal pay for women. they don't support paid family leave. they don't even really support refinancing st

have been calling in the have heard about this and they talked about christmas tree shops and trader joe' s in a variety of other things. i will leave it up to the developers to see what they are going to bring in. shelley: the mayor says that could be tenants within the new complex with any year. a military blimp that spent hours floating over maryland and pennsylvania is on the ground it somehow broke loose from its mooring in maryland and came down in pennsylvania about 80 miles north of harrisburg. the army surveillance blimp is technology. >> it' s designed to carry a radar systematized 10,000 feet degree view of surveillance. it' s part of a testing program to see if they can detect cruise missiles that could be coming in for the nations capital. shelley: because about 18,000 how are outages. haley: we started out with an incredible sunrise and then we basically had lots of clouds through the day before the rain began. enforcement that was just after 4:00. it was pouring after that time and throughout the evening it has been pouring. the winds are starting to pick up and whip around a

we want to go to vice president joe biden' s announcement. joe biden: i have said all along that it may very well be that that process, by the time we get through it, closes the window on mounting a realistic campaign for president. that it might close. i' i know from previous experience that there is no timetable for this process. the process does not respect or much care about things like filing deadlines or debates and primaries and caucuses. i also know that i could do this -- i could not do this if the family was not ready. the family has reached that point. but as i said, my family has suffered a loss. i hope there would come a time that sooner rather than later, when you think of your loved one, it brings a smile to your lips before it brings a tear to your eyes. that' s where the bidens are today, thank god. is our inspiration -- bo is our unfortunately, we are out of time to mount a campaign for the nomination. while i will not be a candidate come i will not be silent. i intend to speak out clearly and forcefully to influence as much

people have talked about joe' s and a variety of other things. of manchester. erin: mayor gastak tas says there could be tenets within a new year -- the new year. sean: the ideas being discussed when it comes to abuse cases and the response. are just days away. you might be surprised that americans are spending so much to dress up their pets. sean: help is pouring in for a sandow family after a are president you'll be paid as much as if you were a man-male... this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples where that doesn't happen. i'm going to do everything i can in every job gets paid the same... ...as the men who are doing that job. r p kevin: it is thursday morning, october 29. we have another line of rain moving through vermont and a the milder temperatures remain through the afternoon. we will have details coming up. sean: state attorney general joseph foster is offering two key recommendations to protect the most honorable children in new hampshire -- vulnerable children in new hampshire. erin: foster says one

joe: i'm joe weisenthal. s&p bounces back into the close, treasuries fluctuating in afternoon trading before tomorrow plus jobs report. joe: the question is, "what'd you miss?" the fourth quarter starts with a bump in global equity falters. jobs, september pass big report. -- september's big report. joe: and china, things may not be as bad as you think. alix: we have to begin with stocks. it was an interesting day. at one point the dow was down triple digits. all of a sudden we are pretty much flat on the day. volume also picked up, slightly positive on a 10 day average. interesting. was pretty quiet all day, markets were significantly lower, but it did not feel like the -- thishis is is the start of a quiet q4. alix: i was looking at the 10 year yield. at one point it was headed to the 2%, 1.9% level. it ended up 2.4%. at one point it was a nail gripper. are investor so anxious that we will see a 1.9% or something. you've had so many fed heads say this year, december. they have not been able to convince the ma

joe: i'm joe weisenthal. sinto the close, treasuries fluctuating in afternoon trading before tomorrow plus jobs report. joe: the question is, "what'd you miss?" the fourth quarter starts with a bump in global equity falters. jobs, september pass big report. -- september's

russell injured his hamstring in game three of the n-l-d-s. joe maddon says its time for javier baez. cubs will find out their n-l-c-s mets and dodgers game five starts at 7. the a-l-c-s is set, and it was celebrated with champagne in kansas city. the royals and toronto blue jays will start their series friday night. it's a rematch of the 1985 a-l-c-s. the iowa department of corrections is planning to move we need to disrupt the old order in washington, dc. we can do a lot better by applying conservative principles we should lower rates and simplify the code to allow people to freely decide how they want to spend their money. so that this country takes off and soars where people can dream the biggest possible dreams... and pursue them with a vengeance. sfx: applause jeb. proven conservative. real results. the state's sex offender treatment program to newton. tonight at ten...the reason for the move and what city leaders think of the decision. west des moines city library fountain west des moines city library

s 2-1, goffstown at halftime. how about some girls volleyball? merrimack defeated exit or 3-0. joe coffee led the way with 35 assists and 2530 -- service points. katie flynn added 23 diggs and merrimack improves to 15-1 on the season. they are tied for first place in division i. one final note -- new hampshire amateur hockey association along with usa hockey will be hosting skate, pass, and shoot events this upcoming weekend. the clinics are free for boys and girls ages 12 and under. you can go to that website to get specific times and days. it runs from friday through sunday this weekend. tom: pretty cool. still to come on news 9, one of the cog railway' s original engines has a new home. shelley: where you will see the colonel t. we need to disrupt the old order in washington, dc. we can do a lot better principles we should lower rates and simplify the code to allow people to freely decide how they want to spend their money. what we need is leadership to fix a few big things... and soars where people can dream the biggest possible dreams... and pursue them with a vengeance. (appl

we' re learning more about what vice president joe biden' s platform will look like if he runs for president. in an email, one of biden' s closest political advisers says the campaign would focus on restoring opportunities for the middle class. that, according to the aide, would mean changing the political and economic balance. the adviser also said the campaign would be from the heart. randy: living to 100 is basically like having a super power, so it' s no surprise this california woman dressed up as wonder woman for her 103 birthday. friends say they' re in awe of mary cotter, who spent the day volunteering at a senior center. mary still lives alone and drives. she says the secret to longevity is keeping busy. and staying within the white lines. [laughter] good for her, she looks great. emily: i don' t think i will of 2103, but for her. randy: who knows? olessa: it temperatures out there this morning are not that bad. we start in the 40' s and 50' s, but today silo or up to 63 in boston, 58 degrees in worcester. over the weekend by sunday, dropping into the 40' s for high temperatures. th

television this morning, while hillary clinton weighs in on a potential run for vice president joe biden. s capital tonight. debbie: it is a feud few republicans expected to see, donald trump and jeb bush going at it over 9/11. >> jeb said, we were safe with my brother. just fell down. i' m not blaming anybody. that' s not safe. debbie: jeb bush fired back in a campaign video. >> for him, it looks as though he' s an actor playing the role of a candidate for president, not boning up on the issues. debbie: the controversy began last week when trump suggested that george w. bush might be to blame for the 9/11 attacks. >> when you talk about george bush, say what you want. the world trade center came down during his time. >> you can' t blame george bush. >> he was president, ok. debbie: trump insisted that a tougher stance on immigration would' ve stopped the 9/11 hijackers. >> i' m extremely tough on people coming into this country. i believe if i were running things, i doubt those people would' ve been in the country. >> mr. trump talks about things as though he is still on the apprentice. >>

jim webb says he' s out but joe biden may be in. newscenter 5' s aixa diaz is live in our washington newsroom . is the vice president any closer to making an announcement? >> speculation is growing that joe biden may be close to entering the presidential race, while one democratic candidate has dropped out. new polls show hillary clinton with a commanding lead in the race for her party' s nomination, but the landscape of the democratic field could soon be changing. >> as vice president, i' ve traveled now over a million, one hundred thousand miles. >> amid speculation of a 2016 presidential run, joe biden stayed away from campaign talk at a george washington university forum. instead, he focused on his relationship with president obama, which he called a genuine friendship, and his camaraderie with congress. >> i really respect the members up there, i have a lot of republican friends, i don' t think my chief enemy is the republican party. >> i' m stepping aside from the democratic primary process. >> jim webb, whose poll numbers have

[applause] joe lieberman,s, john kerry and lindsey graham got close during the oil spill in the gulf.g method of energy, exploring for oil and gas any reasonable way, pushing low carbon technology, having the government involved until we can get a foothold on the lower energy,-- lower carbon carbon targets that would give america clean water and air. those of the trade-offs. finally, i will take questions. there is no foreign policy element to know labels. should there be? let me tell you about a group who buys into know labels. radical islam is very into no labels. they look into this audience and they do not see anything different. minutes, he two would see a lot of things different in this audience in terms of liberal, conservative, moderate, libertarian, vegetarian. baptist, you name it, we've got it. they see us all the same. we are americans. we buy into the idea of worshiping god, the individual way. not the group way. or maybe not at all. we buy into electing our leaders, not having been thrust upon us. we buy into the idea that young women have value. [applause] here is the t

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joe: and i am joe weisenthal. the s&p nearing the high levels of a selloff. joe: but the question is, "what'd you miss?" scarlet: did the markets overreact? we dig into the charts. joe: we take a closer look at india and what it means for global markets. alix: and biotech stocks. rlet: but we begin, of course come with the markets, a late recovery. pushing us into the green, eight out of 10 sectors higher and only to the d's and telecom falling, but not by much, i 3/10 of 1%. joe: we saw a big surge in the market, and then the market came back, but volatility fell once again, and it does not feel like anything we saw. it feels like a much more calm up trending market. if this had been a few weeks ago, not only will the rally have in the race, but it would have been an issue. there is the rally we saw in oil, and with that, i want to take a look at the bloomberg terminal for my deep dive, and this is against its 50, 100, and 200-day average. i feel like a broken record, but i will zoom in on just the last couple of days, and you can the oil went above its 50-da

kpix 5's joe vasquez talk to neighbors about the people involved. >> reporter: the brown and white corner house on this peaceful rodeo street is the scene of a murder. the sheriff's department says that they demand alleged murder are both elderly women. >> total shock. i'm having trouble sleeping at night. >> reporter: the murder victim is 69-year-old zana thomas according to a spokesperson who confirms the victim's own sister, 71-year-old linda june thomas of washington state is in jail, charged with her sister's murder. suzanne lives across the street and is related to zana. she's heard from family members that the shooting happened while zana's husband, don, was in the other room. >> she shot zana, and wrestled with don for the gun. >> they've arrested a 71-year- old woman. do you know her? >> yes. >> do you know linda june? >> yes. >> reporter: this neighbor has known both zana and her husband, don, for decades peer >> they went to church every sunday, they taught at school on sundays. never caused a problem in the neighborhood. >> reporter: he knew linda as well and said there were t

randy: we are learning what joe biden' s platform would look like if he runs for president. the campaign would focus on restoring opportunity for the middle class. that would change the economic balance. the campaign would be optimistic and from the heart. hillary clinton will be in new hampshire today. she will hold a town hall meeting. she will head to a meet and greet in nashua. the early favorite will be in massachusetts. donald trump will hold a rally. the doors open at 5:00. rand paul will be in manchester. emily: the superintendent of schools has resigned one month after his appointment. he has concerns about health and health job was not a good fit. there were recent problems in the district, including the arrest and firing of a teacher. he is accused of sending nude photos to the student online. another teacher was arrested child pornography. randy: firefighters are investigating the cause of this fire. five other departments helped out. this was just before 8:00 last night. this was on a press got street. this is part of a a baptist camp. it is a 275 your old dormi

josh: the white house has released a look behind the scenes of vice president joe biden' s announcement that he will not run for president. this photo was taken just before the press conference biden and president obama reviewing the remarks. a lot of biden' s own staff didn' t know what his decision would be. a second picture shows the oval office immediately after the announcement. president obama with the vice president and his wife. some republican candidates campaigned around new hampshire today. lindsay graham held events in salem, amherst, and milford and has a town hall in derry starting at 6:30. and john kasich will hold a town hall meeting in newport, starting at 6. jean: we' re counting down to halloween. josh: we' re visiting some of new hampshire' s scariest sights each week this month for tonight' s haunted thursday. wmur' s mike haddad went to the house in haunted hill. mike: i am still here. joining me right now is the owner, the founder of this place . thanks for inviting us. i think thank you because we are surrounded by some of your friends./ >> friends and family. >>

joe's or penn s it like a bomb or a shooting. we don't know. >> the fbi says it issued warning out of abund apps of caution. it used a profile picture wlv appears to be a grinch in the mask holding a gun and that same picture was used in a post the day before the aria torresdale asen gerz in the u.s.. they're down playing threat as non specific and taking it serious enough to issue warnings. that left students wonder what to do. >> i were considering having one class. i have a written scam so i'm force to go and it will be like the deciding whether or not to. >> i think i'll be alert tomorrow and hopefully wish to the best nothing bad will happen. >> most say they'll be on the lookout for anything that looks suspicious. >> everything that happened people should be aware of surroundings and be caution. >> now, all of the colleges and university in the delaware valley are trying to reassure students and staff by telling them they will have extra security and campus police on patrol tomorrow. supplemented by their local police depar

speculation continues to swirl around vice president joe biden' s campaign intentions. if he picks somebody like former governor deval patrick and elizabeth warren as a erika: the state announces changes to the rail schedule. this morning' s announcement will focus on adding service to try to avoid delays that will take place at 10:30 at union station. 6:09. more fallout tied to a brawler the university of rhode island frat house. emily: the football player for massachusetts permanently sidelined. a uconn student charged after this attack on file. what we have learned about his committal record. a new timeline from volkswagen. when the company will start recalling its vehicles now under investigation. cindy: we have got a nice day on cap with warmer temperatures, bus of sunshine, but there are changes on the way. my timeline as rain moves in. now, you're free to start enjoying the breakfast you love any time you wish. no way. day breakfast menu. once, you changed how you ate breakfast. it's time to start changing when. >> we just finished the charles river center road r

the democratic side, hillary clinton is writing a new wave of support following vice president joe biden' s decision to stay out of the race. bernie sanders now going after her more aggressively, but to the ladies of "the view" he saved his attacks for republicans. >> we have a very right-wing extremist republican party. bazi: the republican candidates will gather in boulder colorado for this time' s debate. donald trump will be joined by ben carson in the center stage position. sean: all right. still to come, talk about a memorable wedding. one of new hampshire' s best halloween destinations was transformed last night. we will take you there. it has been nearly a year since boston' s longest-serving mayor passed away. there will soon be a way to learn all about thomas menino. a would-be robber in manchester maxx your thing at t.j.maxx with better brands, at prices that work for you. make each day a little better. shop t.j.maxx... and maxx life! kevin: as we start off early this morning, moon set across the region. temperatures are falling back into the 20' s across a good part of the state

george bush, but i don't want jeb bush to say 'my brother kept us safe meanwhile, vice president joe biden nearing s a decision on a 2016 campaign. perhaps the biggest sign he'll run -- a personal phone call on friday from the vp to the nation's powerful firefighters union. the president of the union telling abc news they discussed in great detail biden's campaign strategy. tonight, biden holed up inside his delaware compound after a weekend of family sports games and a gala in new york city... there biden signaled he still struggles with grief over the death of his son beau. . sot/biden sat night as my son beau used to say, just keep moving forward. his potential rivals are pushing forward on the campaign trail.... and appearing on saturday night live. fake bernie/ snl: "i own 1 pair of underwear, that's it. eraffa@kcautv.co m clear skies on both the kings pointe storm lake and port neal welding hd. temperatures were 9 above normal today, they'll be near 20 above tomorrow! still not too cool out there, temperatures still in the 60s for some, that's about 10 to 20 degrees warmer than we were this ti

joe weisenthal. et: stocks closing, the s&p rising. joe: the question is, "what'd you miss?" scarlet: will the report strengthen or weaken the rally? joe: and intel. we will talk to the chip giant. alix: and don't forget about the emerging markets. we are going to get a top fund manager's perspective. but, of course, we are going to take a look at what the markets wound up doing at the end of the day. it was pretty weak overall, down versus its 10-day moving average. the china trade data. joe: the longest streak of andining vix came to it after a nine-day or 10-day of volatility. nothing we saw today was that dramatic, with the seller, we did see that. scarlet: and julie hyman is looking at the numbers. hi, jules. julie: revenue coming in better and the grossed, margins at 63%, in line with the company's own outlook. now, intel, like other chip makers, are trying to diversify away from what is not working, the internet of things, for example, other types of memory chips that power other types of devices, and the ceo was saying they executed well in the are, also talking about

the first year manager joe maddon,s cubs have gone from winning 73 season games to finishing with the third best report in baseball, 97-sitting five. >> america's rugby team closing in on an automatic qualification spot at the world cup, trailing canada 15-0 in the second half of the game on tuesday. they pulled off their biggest r. combat win. they brought home a victory. >> it just gives us the opportunity to win two games and qualify automatically for japan. it gives romania an opportunity to be able to develop and progress for four years. that's something that's never been able to happen in romania and i think that is a big plus. >> uruguay scored their first try of this tournament, going over the line against fiji, but it wasn't enough, as the opponents ran in just seven tries for a 47-15 win. >> the last three quarter final berths will begin to be filled, with just one change of the team since their victory over scotland. needs just three more tries to equal the world cup record of 64. georgia playing as they also look to secure automatic spots at the 2019 world cup. >> that is

kpix 5's joe vazquez on carving out a space for his car that backfired on him, joe. >> reporter: yeah. allen. like you said, it's tough to find parking. this homeowner says i will make my own carport. i'll have a place to park. there you can see these walls are 7, 8 feet tall, carved out of the hillside that was once here. the city told him it would take about a year to get the permits together but he apparently decided he wasn't going to wait. here's the before picture taken by google maps in june of this year. pay close attention to this area on the right side of the screen. it shows a grassy slope with a no parking sign in front of it. now look at the same house today. a major construction project is under way. dirt from the hillside is dug out. the city says this is construction work to carve out a carport. but that it's being done without a permit from the department of building inspections. and that has earned the homeowner a notice of violation for work without a permit. >> first of all, safety is number one. >> reporter: the director of the department of building inspections i

kpix 5's joe vazquez was there yesterday. >> reporter: the landing of the blue angels marks the beginning of the 53rd annual san francisco fleet week, where the bay area shows its appreciation to the military. highly skilled navy and marine fighter pilots are the best of the best. in fact the bay area's most famous pilots, solely sullenberger was on hand to show his appreciation. >> they take it to another level and fly an extremely close formation in a very dramatic way. so it takes a lot of practicing those specific skills to make it look at as good as they do and as precise as they are able to do it. >> reporter: the blue angels wowed the crowd at the miramar care show in san diego earlier today. the fa-18a hornets seem to merrily miss each other as if i only will we see a similar show but along with the blue angels there will be 2500 other military personnel here for fleet week. >> everybody can take pictures and seflies with a sailor. it's a great time to enjoy the military presence that we are so proud to have in san francisco. >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> fleet week kicks

kpix 5's joe vazquez is there to explain what happened. joe. >> reporter: allen, we were expecting the sheriff's department, the port said they would be here at 11:30. they were going to change the locks and evict sinner bad's. well, sinbad's attorney says they went to federal court and filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy. the port then backed off. for now. >> sinbad's can i help you? we're still open. >> reporter: the doors are still open and like a lucky charm sinbad the sailor himself continues to watch over the restaurant on pier 2. >> we filed for reorganization. we're not bankrupt by no means. we're financially sound even though we have been paying tons of money into attorney fees and this and that. >> reporter: in fact, before the chapter 11 filing, sinbad's had two lawsuits going at once. the restaurant lost one of them, but said they wanted to stay in place while the other one was still working its way through the courts. >> so sinbad's would probably be in this area. and this breakwater does not exist now but that would be forthcomin

randy: it is commitment 2016, re learning more about what vice president joe biden' s platform will look like if he runs for president. in an email, one of biden' s closest political advisers said the campaign would focus on middle class. that, he said, would mean changing the political and economic balance. the adviser also said the campaign would be optimistic and from the heart. current democratic front-runner hillary clinton will be in new hampshire today. she' ll hold a town call at keene state college before heading to a meet and greet in nashua. and the early favorite on the republican side will be in massachusetts. donald trump is holding a rally at tyngsborough elementary the doors open at 5:00. republican rand paul will be in manchester hosting a meet and liberty. emily: the superintendent of schools in southbridge has resigned, less than one month after his appointment. the telegram reports steven health, and felt the job wasn' t a good fit. the decision follows recent trouble in the district, including the arrest and firing of a teacher. joseph zuniga is accused of sending nu

kpix 5's joe vazquez is there for us.ter: an army of san francisco police officers and oakland cops was scouring this area for most of the afternoon. it started way back over there at 280 mariposa, where san francisco police say some suspects bailed out of a car and into a construction yard. >> came down the same direction down through the bushes across the job site. two jumped over the fence and ran down the street and one ran under the garage. >> around 3:15, we have an incident here. we are assisting oakland pd. we have some suspects that bailed out of a vehicle in this area. and we set up a perimeter. >> reporter: with rifles drawn, police went inside area buildings searching for the suspects for two tense hours this afternoon. they eventually caught four men, including this man, was cuffed and put in a police car. what goes through your mind that they're looking for a homicide suspect and they are right there at your work site? >> i didn't know they were chasing them. i thought they were running away from a hit-and-r

kpix 5's joe vazquez has more. >>> reporter: in the surveillance video you can see the brawl break out into the street. that's spencer stone in the white shirt. police say he was with a group of people but he appears to be fending off several men by himself. >> kind of like six on one they were fighting back and forth. >> reporter: he bobs and weaves, dodges some punches, lands some of his own. now look closely as one of the men gets behind spencer and lungs at him. this appears to be the man who stabbed him. he continues to fight off attackers unaware he was knifed. here you see a dark blotch growing on his shirt. it's probably his own blood. a few more punches are exchanged and then spencer walks away. when police arrived, he was losing blood and they were worried at first he was going to die. >> subject laying on the ground. two stab wounds to the side. >> reporter: spencer is still recovering from that other stab wound that he received on a french train last month. you may remember that he and two other friends stopped a terrorist from carrying out an attack. >> this guy just kept

kpix 5's joe vazquez with how a stop at a gas station provided the clue investigators needed. joe. >> reporter: veronica, the sheriff's department says they got a lot of clues a lot of help from the public, photos, video, and now they have three suspects behind bars. >> all three suspects were arrested without incident outside a community dining hall in the city of portland, oregon. >> reporter: marin county sheriff officials say it was pictures like these that helped catch the murder suspects. this surveillance photo shot outside a point reyes gas station shows two men and a woman filling a car up with gas. >> what's crucial to point out is that the vehicle that you see in that photograph is our victim's vehicle. so this puts them in possession of the victim's vehicle. >> reporter: the three are now behind bars arrested at 2:15 this afternoon. detectives used a gps device in the car to track them down. >> portland authorities became aware of their presence because beneathified them. we had information of the -- because we notified them. we had information of the vehicle and t

will let biden make his own decision but had big praise for his number two. >> i think joe will go down as president' s in history and one of the more consequential. karen: the first two presidential debates had record television ratings. the democrats are getting a later start, with only five candidates, they will have much more opportunity to break through. karen travers, abc news. tom: people in derry will get to vote tomorrow on controversial budget cuts made by the town council. counselors made the cuts, which residents filed petitions asking them to reverse the cuts or have a special election. three people sued when counselors did nothing. voting will be held from 7:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. at wood middle school. dell is biting emc, one of the largest employers in massachusetts. the deal is valued at $67 billion. emc is based in hopkinton and makes data storage equipment. emc executives say the hopkinton headquarters will remain one of three technology hubs for the combined company and say layoffs are not being considered. >> this is one of the benefits of the way we are structuring this transacti

joe: and i am joe weisenthal. the s&p nearing the high levels of a selloff. he question is, "what'd you miss?" scarlet: did the markets overreact? we dig into the charts. joe: we take a closer look at india and what it means for global markets. alix: and biotech stocks. rlet: but we begin, of course come with the markets, a late recovery. pushing us into the green, eight out of 10 sectors higher and only to the d's and telecom falling, but not by

five issues from gun control to foreign policy and yes clinton' s email scandal, sanders agreeing it was time to move past it. no mention of joe biden. it' s still not clear whether the vice president will run. emily: a small plane crash under investigation in florida. a live look over a palm springs mobile park. flames. the plane went down about three miles from an airport dustup at this point, this unclear how many people were killed. live pictures. to investigate. randy: right now a rhode island native missing for a week in california is safe and sound. turned up in her sierra nevada college dorm. she says she spent the last week with a man who helped her when her car got a flat tire. her car had been found abandoned last week. she says her cell phone died so she couldn' t call family. emily: friends of a manchester, new hampshire woman found dead in her apartment are remembering her. yesterday' s vigil for sue hutchinson was held outside of that home. her body was found in a crawl space about a month after she was reported missing. police say her roommate, who had also been reported missing, killed her and then himself. ra

nice inning to close it out, it george springer from connecticut takes it out to face to run joe in the lc s. that is a look at sports. a few minutes from the top of the 5:00 hour. ben: back in a moment. music: "another sunny day" by belle and sebastian such a shame it's labeled a "getaway." life should always feel like this. hampton. we go together. always get the lowest price, only when you book direct at hampton.com here in vineland, home of progresso, we love all kinds of chicken soups... but just one kind of chicken. white breast meat chicken every time. so if you're not going to make your own chicken soup tonight, do what we do...make it progresso. i would kill for something sweet. wanna split that? no, so much fat... don't fight your instincts. with each for 150 calories or less p try our lemon bars, brownies, and new cheesecakes

the mayor made the announcement this morning on "msnbc"'s morning joe program saying she is the best candidate for the job. >> the candidate who i believe can fundamentally address income inequality effectively has the right vision and the right experience for getting the job done as hillary clinton. ernie: mayor de blasio with mrs. clinton's campaign manager during her senate run in 2000. nick is back with more on the weather and as we said we have a busy weekend. nick the weather is going to be fine. it will be great for the world series tonight great for halloween tomorrow in the marathon. lots happening. ernie: you wore the orange tie ready for halloween. ernie: you are covering all your bases as they say. nick: and they will run the bases tonight. let's talk about our forecast ernie. today certainly a nice day october day in a typical october day. a little breezy and sunny and more seasonal. 61-d. the split. we will be lower than those numbers for tomorrow. the coolest day of the next couple but warms up next week to 82 and 1961 and 31 in the state in 1925. sunrise 7:25 sunset 5

joe weisenthal. et: stocks closing, the s&p rising. joe: the question is, "what'd you miss?"ll the report strengthen or weaken the rally? joe: and intel. we will talk to the chip giant. alix: and don't forget about the emerging markets. we are going to get a top fund manager's perspective. but, of course, we are going to take a look at what the markets wound up doing at the end of the day. it was pretty weak overall, down versus its 10-day moving average. the china trade data.

let' s agree -- it is a fight right now on both sides. when joe biden jumps in, hillary clinton' ed: let' s talk fantasy football. the fbi now reportedly investigating draft kings and senate president stan rosenberg said it out loud this week, time to tax and regulate the fantasy sports games industry. the scandal just a few weeks old, but has this train left the station? >> it has left the station, game over. >> i' m not sure about that, but i am not surprised that rosenberg once to tax it. he was to tax everything. >> if it was betting as opposed to -- >> it' s cheating. ed: is it stocks or gambling? >> it is insider trading. janet: best week? >> anderson cooper. anybody who can stand there and be bombarded with socialism deserves a month-long vacation. [laughter] ed: he did do a fabulous job.

a fire in boston' s chinatown leaving dozens of people with nowhere to go. the cause now under investigation. randy: all eyes on joe biden. the new poll numbers revealing what he' s up against should he enter the presidential race. if you are heading out, you can watch the eye-opener now or anytime on the wcvb mobile app. cindy: a live look from our city camera at the city of boston. the lights twinkling nicely. the sun does not come up until for the girl scout meeting... ok! for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! stop & shop just dropped prices on thousands more items. which makes the checkout lane, victory lane.

joe. the feds have finished their the i-r-s. authorities will not pursue charges after investigating whether the agency improperly targeted the tea party. stay with your 24-hour news source, kcrg t-v nine. right now, hurricane patricia right now, hurricane patricia is plowing into the west coast of mexico. earlier today, the then- category 5 storm made landfall, clocking winds as high as 190 miles per hour. it's the strongest hurricane on record in the western hemisphere. abc's michelle franzen reports. so gigantic ... it blots out the sky. with winds so ferocious -- -- they are frightening everyone out of its path. hurricane patricia -- with winds as strong as two hundred miles per hour -- and up to twenty inches of rain -- howled into mexico friday as a category five storm. this angry surf a taste of what's to come in the vacation area of puerto vallarta -- where they were boarding up -- filling sandbags -- streets deserted -- as thousands of tourists tried to outrun patricia. sot john , tourist from arkansas "we were evacuate

kpix 5's joe vazquez reports. >> reporter: the children's village is a beloved institution. as a matter of fact, there's been a lot of community support recently even money being raised to try to keep it open. but it's not looking like that's going to happen. for years, children's village of sonoma county has been lauded as the model example of a children's group home. kids are treated like family here, taken care of in some cases bike surrogate grandparents. -- by surrogate grandparents. brothers and sisters are allowed to stay together. in 2007 they got the jefferson award from kpix 5. today children's village is closing. >> the four kids remaining after today will leave friday. >> reporter: you guys are shut down as of friday? >> suspended our services as of friday. >> reporter: why are they suspending service? county has stopped referring children here so they can't keep operating. sonoma county tells me they are just going in a different direction trying to make sure children with kept with families instead of group homes. in fact, the governor signed a new law recently

kpix 5's joe vazquez talk to neighbors about the people involved. >> reporter: the brown and white corner house on this peaceful rodeo street is the scene of a murder. the sheriff's department says that they demand alleged murder are both elderly women. >> total shock. i'm having trouble sleeping at night. >> reporter: the murder victim is 69-year-old zana thomas according to a spokesperson who confirms the victim's own sister, 71-year-old linda june thomas of washington state, is in jail, charged with her sister's murder. suzanne lives across the street and is related to zana. she's heard from family members that the shooting happened while zana's husband, don, was in the other room. >> she shot zana, and wrestled with don for the gun. >> they've arrested a 71-year- old woman. do you know her? >> yes. >> do you know linda june? >> yes. i've met her a few times.>> reporter: this neighbor has known both zana and her husband, don, for decades. >> they went to church every sunday, they taught at school on sundays. never caused a problem in the neighborhood. >> reporter: he knew linda as well

joe biden's decision immediately impacting the race. the most recent abc news poll showing in a three-way race, clinton gets 54%, bernie s sders 23%, joe biden, 16%. but with biden outf the racece youuee there, clinton's numbers jump ten points to 64%. jon, wee all learned of that phone call today from hillary clinton to the vice president? >> reporter: that' right. hillary clinton called biden not after he walked out of the ro garden and then she put out a stateme saying, "if i kno jo h will always be on the fron lines and always fighting for all of us." andalso, if you know hillary clinton, younowt she would like toee a j biden endorsen and so an s j bid fighting f her. >> we'll seeut th the meantjo stay with us republics reacng to t announceme, too. dold tru tonigtweeting "biden mehe rht deon," addinge' rather run ain hillar clintonecau o h record. d w numbers prompti "t washingt post to as is it time to conde that donald trumps liky to w t nominati? and here they are. the new a news/"washinon popost" llumrs showing% republica nowow say the expect trump to be the nomom. 43% say he h the best ance of winning the gener election. their

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vote for hillary clinton. 27% would vote for bernie sanders, and vice president joe biden, is in third place, with 16% s looking though at the candidate perceived honesty and trustworthiness, joe biden is on the top that far with 61%. but republican ben carson is very close behind with 58%. at the bottom, hillary clinton and donald trump, in the 30% range. >>> vote letters get the first chance to see the democratic candidates said by side tomorrow night when they take the stage for the first debate. craig boswell gives us a deeper look at the cbs news poll, and what it means for tomorrow night's showdown. >> the democrats hold their first presidential debate tuesday night in the contend remembers already trying to show they're different than frontrunner, hillary clinton. >> secretary clinton's always quick for the military intervention. i believe that no fly zone right now is not advisable. >> from day one, i ' post the keystone pipeline. >> the latest cbs news poll shows the former secretary of state, well ahead of her closest challenger senator bernie sanders, but there is a wild-card. >> president, e

bush last night meanwhile a few democrats are being s sategically quiet for joe biden perhaps that means the calm before thestorm. a decision could come within 48 hours. a close source next to joe says he will run for president. as for hillary clinton keeping a low profile, her campaign released a mini documentary talking about her experience in the united states without specifically talking about and jim webb la be running as an independent. >>> oscar are pistoriu srks was released last night from prison under the cloak of darkness. >> he has served less thanne year of five y yr sensent for voluntary manslaughter for shooting and killing his former girlfriend he is just a few miles away under house arrest. so much talk about o oar getting special treatment by officials this will certainly spark that debate again. in fact sources close to revis family say it is insane what officials have done here >> that reporting from south africa for us. >>> new images just hours before lamar odom's frightening loss of unconsciousness that show him a day before he was found unresponsive in a private s

kenneth then there' s the joe : biden factor, the vice president was not mentioned last we' week if he' debate as a candidate. kenneth moton, abc news washington. chair of new hampshire' s republican party to talk about s debate. s nothing hillary clinton could t feel much better about bernie sanders. >> when the only viable alternative to hillary clinton is a lifelong avowed socialist, that tells you this is not your father' s democratic party. they are too extreme, too liberal and too out of touch for the american people erin: we want to know which candidate you think helped their campaign the most during last night' s debate. right now, it is pretty close with hillary clinton and bernie sanders. followed by martin o' malley. you can still weigh in on our website, facebook or by calling the number on your screen. there is another debate today in the manchester mayoral race. republican incumbent ted gatsas and democratic challenger, alderman joyce craig, will face off this morning at the puritan conference and event center with the debate to focus mostly on business issues. the debate

cbs 2's joe biermann is in chopper 2 over the scene. >> reporter: hey, guys. tough way for the sabbath to start here in new brunswick. this is 145 nielsen street. synagogue. down. the damage to the synagogue has been done. looking down through the roof the only thing remaining is the shell of the building. fire started on the third floor in the rear when we first got here. heavy flames, flames spread to the front door of the synagogue. fire department says it is a three-alarm fire. no injuries to report. lots of folks having evacuated from the surrounding areas

kpix 5's joe vazquez has new details on the victim and the clues that led police to the suspects. >> reporter: the sheriff's department says they used the gps tracking device in the car in order to find these three suspects and they busted them about 4 hours ago up in portland. not much consolation for the family and friends of the victim mourning his loss. steve's widow is battling cancer. that's her there in the white hat paying her respects to her husband this morning with a small spontaneous memorial along the trail where he was shot. >> he was in fairfax picking up items for an irrigation system and was going to fix an irrigation system for somebody's home that he was -- suggested he come up here and take a walk. lots of people do these trails. unfortunately, he ran into the wrong people. >> all three suspects were arrested without incident outside a community dining hall in portland, oregon. >> reporter: marin county sheriff officials say it was pictures like these that helped catch the murder suspect. this surveillance photo shot outside a point reyes gas station shows two men

in the 1970's to say that students would have to wait five years from graduating to be able to seek a currency protection -- bankruptcy protection from government loans. that was a bill joeraft. he was on a conference committee. there's a series of other bills are the 1980's and into the 1990's in which joe biden worked on the same set of issues, lengthening the amount of time students would have to wait to be able to access bankruptcy protections for educational debt, and then as you know, into the late 1990's into the 2000's, there's this push by biden, teak democrat, pushing the bankruptcy bill that was ultimately signed by president george w. bush that eliminated the ability of most americans to seek bankruptcy protections not only for the government loans, but also for the private student loans. that was a big objective of the private lenders. at the time, over his career, joe biden has raised about $2 million from the financial specter. while he is been sculpting these bills. again, he played the key role throughout the last three decades in the democratic party, really, in congress, pushing these bills will stop elizabeth warren issued a paper when she wasn't in t