john keller has three reasons you shouldn't be. >>> live from the channel 4 studios in boston this is wbz news at 6:00. >>> a man charged with assaulting students at a school for kids with police say andres god worked at the center, good evening to you. events the gators -- investigators say they abuse the students. >>> dissenter treats students with severe emotional disabilities and and have had their share of controversy over the year, now one of their assaulting three of his students. up this winding road it is a group home operated by a treatment center for young people who have emotional disabilities. some of them severe. no one here would speak with us on camera, but now police have arrested one of the employees. 25-year-old andre scott who police have charged with assault and battery on three that come up and down all day, i don't know what to do. >> in the norton neighborhood some residents have complained for years about the existence of the home. of patients in escaping. employees speeding to and from work. the speeding is ridiculous, there are kids getting off and on the bu

john keller has the answer and the results of an exclusive amherst pole as well as some local races. >>reporter: this time of purchase, governor charlie baker continues to win high marks from voters. with a 63% favorable rating, from the 700 likely voters we surveyed. with only 24% unfavorable. boston mayor, marty walsh, is not far behind with a 53% approval rating in the same unfavorable numbers of baker, and a third, elizabeth warren with a 46% favorable anything below 50%, is usually seen as a warning sign for an incumbent. with warren facing reelection in 2018, we tested her strength against some potential opponents. warren would breeze by 19-point against former red sox pitcher kurt schilling who is talking about running. the wbz town hurst paul shows her beating lieutenant governor karen for lido by just 4 points. and defeating governor a wells by just three. both results from a within our po the potential 2018 gubernatorial matchups, baker would be the state's top elected democrats, attorney general, by a healthy 18-point margin and mayor walsh by nine points. look at this, fo

john keller is always here for us. this debate will be an unusual test for candidates. >> trump's apology was to anyone who was offended, think i he may find out sunday night that perhaps somebody in the see what happens there. of course this is the so-called town hall style debate where the candidates engage directory with undecided voters who get to ask him questions. ever since this format became part of the schedule back in 1992 it's proven to be a wild card. then president george w. bush started interacting with the personally affected each of your lives. >> it has a lot to do with interest rates. she's saying yoush personal base, how has it affected you? >> i'm sure it has. i love my grandchildren. >> how? >> i want to think they're going to be able to afford an education. >> it was interesting in that era bill clinton was so good at that. who has the flair or edge with this this time? >> hillary clinton has done more of these kinds of events than donald trump has. but she at times struggles to connect with peopl

john keller is here now. hillary clinton in manchester, new hampshire made an explicit appeal to women. >> absolutely. that's been a key question -- how the presence female nominee can affect the gender gap which women are more likely to vote for democrats. it's no wonder in manchester senator elizabeth warren used her appearance to widen that gender gap. >> donald trump aggressive disrespected more than half the human beings in this country. trump. women have had it with guys like you. [ applause ] . >> reporter: polls show clinton is at the traditional 10 point edge with women. if she holds that trump would need unprecedented support for men to make-up the difference. i have to say it's surprised she has the traditional edge given she's the first female nominee but maybe her trust numbers are bogging her down a little. the campaign. at this point with just under two weeks to go, what can trump do? >> outside of fervent prayer he could shake up his campaign ads. he's getting support from only 6% of african a

. >> john keller joins us now, more and more negative about the campaign as it goes on. >> the first half-hour may have been the nastiest exchanges in the history of televised presidential debates and i wasn't surprised to see the following email from an alarmed viewer who wrote i am a middle- class resident massachusetts who is extremely concerned about the political future of the country. none of these candidates should be able to be in office. they are an embarrassment, i country be in four years? i suspect he is not the only one who feels this way but i want to remind viewers of several reasons to be confident no matter who wins we will be okay. keep in mind, the people have the ultimate power in the system when they decide to use it, when president roosevelt tried to pack the supreme court with extra justices in a major nixon abused the justice system to squelch the watergate scandal public pressure to put a stop to it, public pressure did put a stop to it even as the system was pushing back >> the person who sent the email are responding to heather people feel. >> they might te

. >> this is john keller. kurt schilling running, some reasons why i'm skeptical. when wbz this morning continues. >>> and good morning, everyone. 60s out the door. a mild start. sun is breaking out. home. some rain on the way. we'll time it out hour by hour when we come back. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. internet, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. hurry, our best offer ever ends soon. >>> developing right now, a teenager hit and killed by an suv. the driver is also a teenager. we'll have the latest on the investigation. >>> a man reportedly shot while working on his car in dorcester. the gunman firing off 15 rounds. the search is find the suspect. >> from pitcher curt schilling throwing out the idea of a possible run for senate. a look at his chances. >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston. this is wbz news this morning. >> welcome back. thanks

in today's keller at large john keller brings back expert. >> reporter: good morning. thanks for joining us. here we are in the midful debate season. of course you get a lot of information from these debates. but are you aware of the information you are getting from nonverbal communication? and how you and others may be reacting to it? well that is our focus this morning as we welcome back our pal nonverbal communication about the handshake. >> i figured you are usually on the other side. >> reporter: we'll explain what that means a little bit later on. don, before we look at the last clinton trump debate and have you pick it apart a little bit. >> slur. >> reporter: tell me just briefly, tell our viewers, those who might not have seen you about, what the story is with nonverbal political communications. >> what we are able to look at, you and i have talked about this for eight years now, is that the nonverbal behavior creates a target effect on the voter that i believe is more telling on how the voter may actually vote on election day than what the candidate might say

. >>> it's time for keller at large. today john sits down with attorney general mora healy. morgan >> thank you for joining us. when we get an opportunity we grab to it talk with the thank you for coming in. it's always a pleasure. i guess it's part of your job to be sued. you get sued all the time as the legal representative of the state. you are sued on several fronts right now over the gun regulations. you imposed this summer which your critics argue arbitrarily without public haring changed the -- hearing changed the definition of an assault weapon that turned thousands of law- abiding gun owners overnight. that's a quote from a critic. you told me before we went on, you believe the changes are working and having the desired affect. we can talk about that. do you have second thoughts about the process you followed? >> none whatsoever. i'm really pleased to see that the notice we sent out , the notice saying we are going to enforce the existing law is working. sales of the assault weapons have virtually stopped in the state. that's a good thing. rushing out to buying. >>

keller. they have replaced john stumpf. but they have a lot in front of them still. a lot of legal issues. is the problem? >> usually, the banks don't quantify what they are setting aside. the only way we can ascertain what they might be up for is to talk with litigation experts. left aarter, they had million dollars set aside. we think what analysts are asking now is how much are you going to put aside for this? were you doing that already this quarter or will you pass it a lot more out there? legal contingency had nothing to do with this. how much of a going to need? put aside some, it wouldn't have been very much. the find they had was 185 million. they are being investigated with the doj and the sec. from both investors and employees. they probably should talk about it. we will have to see what exactly they are willing to disclose. david: even that will have possible effects on their business. i know that there is an earnings call tomorrow. >> i am not sure how they are going to quantify that themselves. they will look at the positive accounts, credit card accounts, but in terms of a d

john muir health. be heard. >> good morning, bay area, let's get going. >>> it is monday, october 24. i am matt keller here for reggie aqui >> the weekend goes so fast. >> like this. >> glad you are here. jessica castro is joining us. alexis smith. and mike nicco. bringing the wind. bringing a chill. >> huffin' and puffin'. >> and rain later on. the key is, because it is windy, the umbrella may not be the best way do keep you from getting wet. the miles an hour is moving through the north bay mountains. it could continue in the morning. steady rain is this afternoon. emeryville is not so gusty as earlier with 20 miles per hour gusts. today, breezy in the morning the east-west bridges 55 to 60. mild. wet spots in the north by by noon where the steady rain is in the afternoon. in the evening commute it will move into the rest of the bay and get to the south bay. alexis? >> that camera was rocking if you were with us this morning. hisly in affect for the bay bridge and san mateo and slow down and this guy is off on the shoulder. i will make sure that is not a collision. westbound 80 highway 4 to the maze

john stumpf at a hearing last month. weeks later, demands have been met. stepping down as chairman. for more on his departure, what comes next with bloomberg banking reporter laura keller. thanks for joining us. tim sloan, the coo, takes over. he is closely associated with stumpf. is he associated with this scandal? >> you have hit on what investors probably want to know. we have been reading a lot from iflysts who are wondering sloan can really deal with this. mark: so reputational damage. is it too early to say that his departure draws a line in the sand? is too early. there are a lot of investigations going on. potentially, we will have the sec investigating. i am not sure we are out of the woods but very much, the bank would like to move on. they see this as a way to move forward. vonnie: this is a colossal mishandling of a situation, right? they should have gotten out in front of this and not let it fester. was it hubris? >> why now? i think a lot of analysts have said look, his performance on capitol hill was very damaging reputational he and otherwise. and at that point he already needed to go. to get further from this. that he performance gave, those missteps,

we had it over to jon keller, we want to remind you that he taped a segment before the video does it was widely release of donald trump making some e entertainment program. yours john. -- here is john. from a good morning. only 29 days to go until election day, and with it the outcome of both the presidential vote and the senate in new hampshire -- looming large in the national picture, we are pleased to be joined by james kendall of the boston globe. james, the campaign reporter at analyst for the globe and a only 29 -- >> i suppose we could apply for an extension like you do for -- >> [ laughter ] >> the voting has started in a lot of places and the new boston globe -- that university poll that came out shows in new hampshire, a statistical dead heat between hillary clinton and donald trump and she is up by two points, within the margin of error and the poster -- he suggested that the 5% of voters current johnson, the libertarian, could be decisive. do you agree with that? do you feel that in new hampshire? >> absolutely. that is why you saw this poll collapse. donald trump has never led a single pole in new hampshire against hillary clinton but -- backup was a b