." >> kathryn: how did you find a way to pull through this one? >> well, we knew there would be adversity and we haven't been able to respond. and i told them on friday at this stadium, i said, it will happen again and we're going to respond. and i'm so proud of our kids. with all the adversity, that they respond asked they got tonight was the night they got through it. they'll win a lot of game for a long time. >> kathryn: what was the final key? >> we must haved the punt and they did not lose their composure. they came back with 10 unanswered points at the end. those are the scars of five losses by one possession. came back here and won a football game. >> kathryn: coach, thank you very much. dan? >> dan: that sums it up. it has been a long time in as we listen to the alma mater for the first time in a while. it is a win feeling in that end zone in front of the notre dame >> dan: across the world, they've waited a long time for this one. a home victory for the first time since september 10th. notre dame's first home game of the season. the defen

we send you down to kathryn. >> kathryn: a big part of that defense was jarron. what did you notice that allowed to you make so many negative plays? >> i couldn't hear you. >> kathryn: what did you notice allowed to you make so many negative plays on defense? >> i just had to get penetration to the best of my ability and make plays. >> kathryn: how would you describe what this game was like to play in? it went back and forth so many times and it came down to the final minute of. that's what a rivalry is. notre dame versus miami. we had to fight until the very end. i was able to pull out the win. >> your coach said this team was so close to getting a bin big. what does this do for your program? >> it lifts us up in a big way. we have to keep pushing. keep moving. >> kathryn: thanks so much. dan? >> dan: thank you. defense. five sacks. one you saw there from jarron. 12 tackles for losses. he had 12 of the tackles for losses for the irish defense. so smiles on the faces of notre dame. and i'm sure it is a relieved and happy deshone kizer. >> kathryn: indeed. how muc

we send you down to kathryn. >> kathryn: a big part of that defense was jarron. what did you notice that allowed to you make so many negative plays? >> i couldn't hear you. >> kathryn: what did you notice allowed to you make so many negative plays on defense? >> i just had to get penetration to the best of my ability and make plays. >> kathryn: how would you describe what this game was like to play in? it went times and it came down to the final minute. >> it was awesome to be a part of. that's what a rivalry is. notre dame versus miami. we had to fight until the very end. i was able to pull out the win. >> your coach said this team was so close to getting a bin big. what does this do for your program? >> it gifts lifts us up in a bi. we have to keep pushing. keep moving. a huge game for the notre dame defense. five sacks. one you saw there from jarron. 12 tackles for losses. he had 12 of the tackles for losses for the irish defense. so smiles on the faces of notre dame. and i'm sure it is a relieved and happy deshone kizer. >> kathryn: indeed. how much of a reli

." >> kathryn: how did you find a way to pull through this one? >> well, we knew there would be adversity and we haven't been able to respond. and i told them on friday at this stadium, i said, it will happen again and we're going to respond. and i'm so proud of our kids. with all the adversity, that i knew we would get through it. tonight was the night they got through it. they'll win a lot of game for a long time. >> kathryn: what was the final key? >> we must haved the punt and they did not lose their comp composure. they came back with 10 unanswered points at the end. those are the scars of five losses by one possession. came back here and won a football game. >> kathryn: coach, thank you very much. dan? >> dan: that sums it up. it has been a coming. as we listen to the alma mater for the first time in a while. it is a win feeling in that end zone in front of the notre dame >> dan: across the world, they've waited a long time for this one. a home victory for the first time since september 10th. notre dame's first home game of the season. the d

back with me, david swerdlick, and mary kathryn and ryan lizza.'ll text you what a friend textedy in. man, he was 45 days from living in the white house and do you agree with that because this looks like an incredibly steep, uphill climb that is is likely impossible. >> i don't know if he was that close to the white house, but certainly there was a moment just a few weeks ago where donald trump was ascending in the polls, kellyanne conway had sort of taken the campaign by the reigns, gotten donald trump to get back on message, gotten him to use teleprompters and he was really giving clinton a run for her money. what happened in the last couple weeks, particularly leading up to the "access hollywood" tape is he's lost all that ground. hard for me to add to that analysis john just did with the map expect to say in some ways even with all we've seen in the last year and a half remains a turnout election . if clinton can turnout unmarried women, white women with a college degree, voters of color, millellial voters, in suburbs of clean la clove la clev

kathryn: thank you. ms. bennett, 90 seconds for you. ms. bennett: i know in a very personal way how difficult the acquisitions process is in the federal government. can. business, we for gsa leases over a period of 10 to 15 years. hirerequires that you people of fronts, that you expend an awful lot, taking tremendous risks to compete. we need to streamline this process. we need to make it more predictable and easier and i am committed to doing that. i think i understand it well enough, having been through the process many, many times, exactly how to do that. one of the reasons the federal government is not able to be nimble and move quickly is this continuing resolution process that fails to adjust the amounts of spending that are allocated to each agency. when you have to fund the government at the same levels, in the same proportions that you did the previous year, you are not able to fund the new things that come, that are so critical. so you end up following. we basically have the same budget we had

kathryn, an elderly couple was the target of some kind of crime there? >> yeah, that's what they have been telling neighbors, they were interviewing this morning as residents stood around, they watched police officers come and go from inside this house. and evidence techs are still inside. now, continuing to process this home that has now turned now, police would not confirm if this was a homicide investigation but they did say that a crime occurred here last night and that one person from the house was taken to the hospital. the investigation prompted a lockdown at nearby schools which has since been lifted. neighbors say the home is owned by a man in his 90s, who lived there with his wife who was in her 70s and has health issues that keep her confined to a wheelchair. friends say the couple has hired a caretaker who comes every day and was seen sobbing outside the >> i was quite upset. i was -- the police officers were talking to me i started crying. it saddens me. they were a sweet couple. everyone liked them. >> we have been told the district attorne

fox 25's kathryn burcham live for us in dracut with how the small signs that kathryn lucier was in this backyard. the door to camper here had been left open and a blanket inside had been used. but it was actually a blue and white bowl that she was last seen with three days ago that led searchers to this spot. i believe she was right here. >> the reporter: tucked away under the tarp of this boat, kathryn lucier would have been hidden from anyone looking for her, but a few feet away lying on the ground, a distress signal of sorts, a blue and white bowl. that's the bowl. >> the reporter: when 75-year-old lucier wandered away from her dracut home, she was holding a bowl and a soon. firefighter justin george and his wife were walking in the backyard when he spotted the bowl and then lucier, who despite suffering from parkinson's and dementia, carried it with her for three straight days. >> so the bowl saved the dave, i -- the day i guess. amazing. >> the reporter: lucier's more. >> there aren't enough words to describe how grateful we are. >> the reporter: they worried about the cold tempera

kathryn brown reporting tonight live in kinston. thank you. >>> with floodwaters dropping goldsboro residents got down to the business of cleaning up along south taylor street, restoration companies began repairing homes. the neuse river crested at a record level this week and could remain elevated until wednesday. along south john street members of north carolina baptist men's association walk-through flooding. >> that's our number 1 thing we want to do. we don't rebuild the house, we want to pray with them. let them know the lord has not turned his back on them. hayzier. >> some vehicles were stranded in floodwaters today but most streets and neighborhoods in goldsboro have dried out. these shelters are open in wayne county, schools will remain closed to students through wednesday. also a boil water advisory has been lifted for portions of wayne county. the only boil remains in effect is for customers in the southwestern area of the county. >>> volunteers are lifting the spirits of flood victims across north carolina. in lumberton

instead kathryn and brad ziemer (zee-mur) used rescue puppies for their professional photos-- in place of the flowers. they couple was married at a club in minneapolis, minnesota. kathryn and brad areboth a part of an organization that rescues dogs from high kill shelters.//// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> north carolina continues to recover from the dangerous flooding from hurrica m including one raleigh couple who decided to get married despite thieves and hurricane matthew hitting their home./// [ "you may kiss the bride."] it was the exact ending tyler ahrendsen and sharifa mattis wanted. [ sharifa - "it happened. we made it." tyler - "we did it. despite all, despite all the trouble and tribulations, we made it." it's been a whirlwind week -- started with winds literally whirling through their new home. the now newlyweds fled when trees toppled -- and then thieves took a turn tearing very traumatic thing happening, but we really... we love each other and we want to lean on each other, and we did."] first friends and then strangers started spreading the word about all the wedding items take

well, we are now going to turn to our first question and kathryn, it's for you. we know that students, regardless of their race, their origin, color, gender, all deserve a safe environment for their education. maybe if you can talk a little about the work you are doing around campus climate and how that factors into what we are seeing at hbcu. >> great, i would like to talk about stories in each major area. i will spend the most time on sexual violence because that's been a topic that is very much in the news and i think it's very important for us to make sure we are actually living our civil rights promise in campuses on that topic. i do want to touch on race discrimination and disability discrimination because those issues are less in the news and prevalent in the schools. i'll start with a story outside the hcb ucou context. i say that to emphasize how recent the harm to the student is, a black student who is an athlete happened to be sitting at the back of the bus and they were planning to go to an event that had been canceled. she asked her coach what they w

in brockton, kathryn burcham, fox 25 news. >> a restaurant in boston's downtown crossing is back open tonight one day after shutting down for health code violations. inspectional services gave the restaurant the green light to reopen at lunchtime saying they went above and beyond to fix any issues. >>> after a successful operation conjoined twins can now live two separate lives. jaden and his brother are finally sleeping in the babies underwent a historic 27 hour separation surgery in new york last week. four days later both boys are doing very well. although anis is recovering just a little bit slower. >> the very first day when jaden wasn't moving his left side and anisa wasn't moving anything i couldn't stop focusing on it. >> reporter: both boys will go back into the operating room tomorrow to have their headdressings overall but >> medicine and modern miracles. >>> a mother's water broke six hours after the doctor told her she was pregnant. >> how this mom and her family missed all the usual signs. >>> a student fell out of a moving school bus in wakefield. we'll tell you what an

mary kathryn ham reports or premiums are going up 96%.hly payment is the size of a moderate mortgage. multiply that by the number of people who vidhave gotten a sin letter. it's scary. trump hit obamacare hard today. >> one of the most important reasons you have to vote is that we cannot immediately, without question, so simply repeal and replace the disaster known as oir obamacare. >> hillary promises to make it better. make it better. when it comes to socialism, the people mutt fit the plan, not the reverse. see venezuela. or rather don't. >>> period! >> i'm thinking walter it's got to be hard to be obama because your name is on obamacare. it's like you have a child who grows up to be a real jerk, so he's always got to be obamacare, it's still there, he has to talk about it. hey, how's obamacare? he's in one state, but not in another and he's making people upset and sad. >> yeah. >> walter. >> they tried calling at this time foraffordable care act. they should have call the it a nightmare. i had it until one month ago. the deductible is

wral's kathryn brown takes a look at the problem. > trk diane young has lived on hardimont road for 21 years. but in the past 2, she's seen her quiet community undergo a tremendous change. diane young / north hills resident 6 c18 13:20:010 it took me 17 minutes to get out of my driveway because the traffic was backed up to that cul de sac up there :16 trk hardimont has always been a popular cut- through . but as development at north hills just a few blocks away has taken off . so has the number of cars. diane young / north hills resident 5 c18 13:19:22 this road is unbelievable sometimes i feel like i'm taking my life in my hands :27 trk say they feel shafted by the city . which they say hasn't invested in traffic calming measures quickly enough to keep them safe. matt marriott / north hills resident 10 c39 14:00:06 my house has twice been hit by a drunk driver c39 14:00:27 its something i live with every day and i'm concerned about because the next headline may be fatality instead of just property damage :34 trk matt marriott, young and 91 of their neighbors have signed a petition . a

why not kickstart the holiday with a run that benefits local folks fighting cancer. 10 community's kathryn bursch shows you the great way to start your holiday. >> reporter: joining me are sandy lake and jana. they are here to talk about the tampa ymca goodie goodie turkey getting to halloween, but we want people thinking about thanksgiving day? >> absolutely. we want people starting that family tradition or repeating that family tradition from last year. we have the goodie goodie turkey gobble. it's not too late to register for a fun way to start your thanksgiving morning. >> reporter: this is in downtown tampa, starts at amalie arena. a beautiful route. >> it's fabulous. amalie arena is a wonderful location. we start on the plaza oue and we go across the platte street bridge, bayshore's closed to traffic. we go to willow, make a u-turn, come back and go up to the plaza and enjoy a goodie goodie breakfast. >> reporter: sounds good. people have fun with this. they dress up? >> yes. they absolutely dress up. we encourage them to dress up. we have a lot of -- it's very family oriented, just

and i met kathryn and i met ryan, and then through them i met jackie. and we kind of formed something of a friend group in the first couple weeks. >> reporter: when did you first meet jackie? >> i first met jackie on my second day at uva. a good person to spend time with. we were hanging out a lot in the least. >> reporter: just as quickly as the friendships formed, they say it appeared that jackie's feelings towards ryan extended to something more. did jackie tell you that she had feelings for your friend, ryan? >> yeah. oh, yeah. pretty quickly it became clear that she liked him. >> reporter: but you weren't interested in her romantically. >> no. i didn't want to date her. but it became clear very quickly that she had developed an interest in me. we did go on one date, because i figured, "if you're willing to ask, you should get a chance." but after that date i told her, just keep this as friends." >> reporter: you said that to >> mm-hmm. >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: and how did she respond? >> she started crying. did not go over well at all. >> i guess th

when ryan wasn't interested in her, she would be, you know, crying her eyes out with me and kathryn. >> reporter: what would she say when she was crying? >> i think she was just mostly, "why doesn't he like me?" >> reporter: and she was devastated? >> yeah, i would say she was pretty upset. more upset than i think the average person would be on a crush that's lasted a week or two. >> reporter: but, soon enough, they say jackie has a new man in be a member of one of the school's most prominent fraternities, phi kappa psi. >> she said that there was somebody in her chemistry class who wanted to go on a date with her. >> reporter: did she give that person a name? >> yes. she said his name was haven monahan. >> reporter: remember that name. haven monahan, a name as peculiar as it will become paramount. >> this new guy comes on the scene who's suddenly interested in jackie. and jackie's -- loves to tell us all about it, i guess loves to tell ryan all about it. >> reporter: and according to her friends, jackie had a way with words. >> she was a great storyteller. she always told stories wi

kathryn hamel / fullerton police department: "he was able to openly browse the different social media platforms and find photographs. he would then collect the gps coordinates from those photos. he would then place them onto a map, and drive to his victims' locations." so what should you do to help protect yourself? sot jeremy kaplan / editor in carries that information behind it // and that information can be revealed in other places." [sidebar gfx] some of the geotagging your posts with locations, and keeping your cellphone location data switched on 16:31:33 sot jeremy kaplan / editor in chief, post - to show where you send shockwaves through the crowd and the dancers.... the surprise elimination ...coming up.... also... two men are trying their best to get inside this convenience store.... why they couldn't just wait for it open..... and...another big story we are tracking for you is hurricane matthew. this is a live look at nag head north carolina.... are gathered to listen to the republican nominee. trump will be making his first public speech since last night's vice presidential

i want to bring in cnn political commentators david swerdleck and mary kathryn hamm, senior writer athe federalist, and ryan lizza is with us also. here is trump defending himself against allegations of sexual assault. >>> take a look. you take a look. look at her. oh, i was in donald trump in 1980. i was sitting with him on an airplane, and he went after me on the plain. yeah, i'm going to go after. believe me, she would not be my first choice, that i can tell you. man. you don't know, that would not be my first choice. >> so, david, you know, mocking the victims. we've seen him mock other people before. it seems like a strange tactic to take when one is defending one's self. why do you think he is doing this? >> yeah, it is a strange tactic to take. donald trump does not like to back down, does not like to apologize, does not like to admit any kind of wrong. i heard congressman kingston in your last segment say that whether he's attracted to the women is irrelevant and i'm glad he said that because that's right. either the allegations against donald trump are true or they're false.

kathryn burcham is live outside the building where you got a firsth katie? >> yeah, the the landlord took us inside to show us the damage in multiple units here, holes in doors and in the ceiling where tiles had been ripped out, after revere police served a search warrant here early yesterday morning. now, police say that someone who claimed to live inside the building called 911 and told them that someone was firing shots from the second floor of the apartment building. most of the building residents only to be woken up by a s.w.a.t. team yelling at them to come out of the house. residents said they were fightenned especially when officers shot tear gas into the home. one man who didn't want to appear on camera said he called 911 inside the apartment asking police why they surrounded his home. >> i need them to connect me directly to the revere police. because i didn't know what is going on. i was so afraid, i was crying >> in the last 10 minutes we received a response from the police and city officials they said they tried several times to get the resident

in taunton, kathryn burcham, fox 25 news. >> mark: a local worker is being treated for burns tonight. he was injured on the job this morning in downtown boston. boston fire tells us the man suffered an electrical shock and suffered burns to his arms and hands. it happened at this congress street building. osha is investigating what happened. >> vanessa: a. >> a driver charged with murdering friday vermont teenagers was wheeled into court fox 25's chris flanagan? the control room with the information investigators are sharing about that former newburyport resident. >> the reporter: steven bergone had recently lost custody of his child and was on the brink of losing his home when he intentionally drove his truck into a carful of high school students saturday night. the 36-year-old was arraigned in a hospital room in burlington this morning. his face was bruised and appeared groggy and disoriented. his attorney had to enter a then a judge ordered him held without bail, pending a hearing to determine if his competent to stand trial. the crash on i-89 in williston has devastated vermont. f

fox 25's kathryn burcham is live outside the home they shared and the victim was a i sleep when he was attackd? >> yeah, the neighbors tell us all seemed formal between the father and son who shared this blue house here behind me until morning. >> alex anderson face add judge with no reaction as prosecutors read court documents outlining a violent home outside the home he shared with his father paul. dedham police said he had gotten into a scuffle with his father and then killed him. responding officers say when they arrived anderson surrendered and they found his father's body at the foot of the stairs. >> prosecutors described a gruesome series of events after anderson allegedly attacked his father while his bedroom. >> he admitted to kneeling on his father's neck at one point in time with the right knee, and punching his father. and at some point he left the room, went downstairs an retrieved a hammer from the kitchen drawer. and then used the hamtor strike his father's head a number of times. >> police say anderson also stabbed his father and pushed him down the stairs. coming up a

in boston, kathryn parotta box 25 news. >> curt schilling has a new radio show. breitbart announce add deal with ashevilleing to day. he will host an on-line radio show for the conservative web site. schilling was fired from his last gig at espn in april after making controversial comments on facebook. the former red sox pitcher is also looking to add politician to his list of accomplishments. schilling said he is considering to run against senator elizabeth warren in 2018, that's if his resigned after admitting there is enough evidence to find him guilty of indecently assaulting his children's babysitter. sean bodwitz is accused of inappropriately touching the 15 year-old girl. according to the worcester tell gram a judge continued the case without a finding for three years. he will not have to register as a sex offender so long as he does not violate his probation. >> the family of the connecticut woman lost at sea says they are not involved in the memorial service being organized by the victim's son. linda car grabbed national attention last month. she and her

our kathryn burcham is here nowd and, kathryn, despite the records it doesn't necessarily mean there is a demand for early voting is going to be high. >> that's because election officials tell me dispite their best efforts, they fear voters are still confused by the new system and will still show up at the polls en masse on november 8th. in a one on one interview, mass secretary of state william galvin said he is hopeful early voting will allow more people with difficult schedules or physical dibbles to and will allow registered voters to cast their ballot in the next ten days before the election. in everett at the city's newly established election commission, officials are urging their poll workers to cast their ballot early but they also worry about voter confusion. >> we certainly hope people will take advantage of early voting. it seems like a lot of issue to date is that people are just unfamiliar with the process, it feels strange for a voter to go out and have it not be election counts the same as if you do vote on election day. most cities including boston posted the times an

for now we are live in dracut, i'm kathryn burcham, fox 25 news. >> a new hampshire homeowner opened fire on a burglar this morning and right now police there are searching for the suspect. it happened at a home on wood hill road in auburn. police say an unarmed man broke into the home around 8:30 this morning. the the owner did have a gun and fired several shots but the wooded area near a local lake. that suspect is described as a man in his 30s with gray hair and a beard. >> starting to day it was an ice cold wednesday, wasn't it? take a look at the video from boston i. looks summery but don't be field, it has been very cold outside, and in fact, some messy weather is on the way. chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz is here and you are forecasting rain, even a few, dare i say it, snowflakes for some areas? >> you dared. there it was. 49 degrees. that's the high temperature much like what we saw yesterday. and right now, it is still chilly out there. temperatures are in the 40s, of course it's still chilly. you didn't expect it to warm up did you? 48 boston, 41, and when you factor

we are live in brockton, kathryn burcham, fox 25 news. >> kathryn, we will see you in the next hour. a danvers teacher killed by a student filed a wrongful death comes almoste there days to the day that colleen ritza was murdered by phillip chisholm at danvers high school. bob ward join us live with this story tonight. bob? >> reporter: well, colleen ritzer was a very popular math teacher at danvers high school. she was 4 years old. when she was raped and murdered by one of her own students at danvers high school, and now, colleen's family is filing this fell leadership chisholm was convicted in the case, the brand new surveillance video system recorded her him stalking her and following her into the bathroom and showed him covered in blood, recovering a reseeking barely and bringing her body to the woods where it was defile and buried in leaves. the city names the town of danver, the architectural firm and the cheaping company as defendants. the ritzer family is not seeking money for themselves instead, the lawsuit says the judgment will go for safety enhancements >> i think what th

ahead at 6:30 p.m., fox 25's kathryn burcham will tell us about the big achievement madio >> mark: it is a shocking case that absolutely rattled our area three years ago. a popular danvers high school math teacher raped and murdered inside her own school. one of her teenage students was convicted in her brutal killing. now, the family of colleen ritzer is filing a wrongful death lawsuit. fox 25's bob ward is live in danvers and the lawsuit is seeking damages, but not for colleen's family. >> the reporter: colleen's parents, mark, have been left devastated by this and everything that's happened over the last three years. that's why in say, they're not looking for money. what they're trying to do is trying to prevent something like this from ever happening to anyone else. these disturbing images reveal the last moments of the life of danvers high school teacher, colleen ritzer. three years ago, her students, phillip chisholm, followed her into a bathroom where he raped and murdered colleen before disposing of her body in a recycling bin. the new video surveillance system at danvers high

fox 25's kathryn burcham taped the 911 calls. >> reporter: it was the call that would set off a powder keg of events. >> i just ran out to the sidewalk i grabbed somebody's cell phone there's shots being fired in my building at 22 francis ave. >> reporter: that call brought a huge police response here early sunday morning. the first of smelled burnt gunpowder then the resident inside refused to come out. >> he tried to shoot me for no reason. i didn't know what was going on. he and others say they were were frighten after being woken up and saw officers with gun drawn outside their windows. most residents say they respond. >> the building owner showed us the search warrant. are you considering suing the police department? yes, ma'am in revere, kathryn burcham, fox 25 news. >> most residents there they believe and the damage left respond from the search was racially motivated. it's hard to believe everyone that survived. on route 146 north two. people had to be pulled from >>> tonight a consumer alert there's a new way you are way your identity and money can be stolen. right now you can

the face of the girl and her siblings which is now seven years old, the oldest of four kids, mom kathryn showed up to court last year pregnant with her fourth child after she was arrested for child abuse. the victim she was brought to children's hospital as a six-year-old. that's what the two -year-old should way. barton told detective she didn't want the girl did turn out like her birth mom who supposedly weighed 4000 pounds the parents admitted putting padlocks on the refrigerator, reeser and brain injury inside their home to make sure the girl didn't speak food. even after the couple, but the girl to children's hospital, medical staff noticed the mom found in the girl drinking her favorite chocolate milk in front the mom told doctor she wasn't concerned about the girls wait is much as her so-called manipulative behavior and autism. the doctor determine the girl doesn't have autism. jason barton to believe he was for not feeding the girl, she and her siblings have since been placed in foster care. the parents will be sentenced december 9. they face 10-24 years in prison. rob lowe, fox

we are still working as fox 25's kathryn burcham discovered police went to execute a search warrant wh this red cadillac now part of a police-involved shooting investigation is also a regular fixture outside the nearby was often a patron at the bar. that customer and another man wearing masks and sunglasses robbed him of he knew who one of the suspects and was that led offers to apartment 511 here this morning armed with a search warrant. i thought something was happening it's a dangerous situation. police say the man inside told them he wasn't be take scpnch pointed a gun at them. i guess he had tonight there's still working to determine how many shots were fired and if there was any evidence in the apartment that tied the suspect to the porthole. there was a woman with him inside the apartment this morning when they tried to search it. police say she was not harmed in the shooting. matthew feeney pleaded not guilty to the new charge of childhood rape. and the norton team was just 14 when he says in august the boy's mother tells fox 25 her son and family struggle every day. he will be

in new hampshire, i'm kathryn burcham, fox 25 news. >>> right now crew is racing to disinfect an entire school. >> ahead at 10:00 a concerning infection found the massive hack attack on yahoo! e-mail accounts that compromised millions of people's information. (vo) want to be happy with your next vehicle purchase? at enterprise, we guarantee it. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... >>> internet giant yahoo! the government the program could have allowed the f.b.i. to gather information about hundreds resigned last year in protest of the program. >>> new rules are coming from money sharing apps like venmo and google play they use the apps for splitting a dinner check with friends to paying ren. now the consumer financial protection bureau is stepping in with new regulations for the money sharing apps. the new rules require companies to clearly spell out any fees or charges. and there will also be new rules to project to you are why money from fraudulent transactions or theft. they are on the inside of all your financial work

i'm kathryn brown..lets rewind... good evening...thanks for joining us...this both vice presidential nominees visit north carolina.... candidates for governor and senate meet for televised debates... and...jurors in the chandler kania trial have no verdict after 9 hours of deliberations. on monday... three people were shot in fayetteville. police say the men were standing on adam street when the suspect walked up and opened fire. one person is in critical condition, the other two will survive. candidates for governor met in the debate came as parts of the state recover from a devastating storm. governor pat mccrory and attorney general roy cooper touched on economic damage from house bill two. issues at the state crime lab also came up. and -- the candidates sparred over who would best prepare the state for an emergency. to watch the full hour- long debate, go to wral-dot-com. both vice presidential candidates stopped in north carolina wednesday. republican mike pence was in raleigh for an event at the hilton midtown

in brockton, i'm kathryn burcham, fox 25 news. >>> police across the country are warning twitter use beers a hack taking over smartphones. victims say it starts with a tweet that contains a link, sometimes asking others to support a cause but click on the link causes the smartphones to automatically call 911. victims say every time they hang up, the phone gist starts this is where the oil billionaire koch brothers with the koch brothers 90% of the time. ayotte's campaigns collected millions from corporate interests. and voted for them, not you. she voted wall street banks billions in write offs for executive bonuses. voted big oil billions in tax breaks. but kelly ayotte voted against letting families refinance student loans. and against lowering the cost of prescription drugs. kelly ayotte's not working for new hampshire. dscc is responsible for the content ? >> announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for everstrong, brought to you by purity products. ? >> hello, again, and welcome to the show. we're brought to you by purity products. we have a fascinating show lined up for

in taunton, i'm kathryn burcham, fox 25 news. >>> just into the newsroom in the past 10 minutes some sound from two of the people who rushed in to the water >> there's a lot of debris flooding and i saw what looked kind of like a cushion that you would seal in the car and have handle on it. at that second i grabbed it and swung the handle out towards her asked her to grab it. >> wow. we are working to turn more of this amazing interview around for you at the top of the hour. plus, all new at 11:00, we are learning just how much senator elizabeth warren is worth to fellow democrats running for the u.s. senate. forecast from meteorologist jason brewer and the fox 25 storm tracking weather team. >> all right, we did manage to get 60? today in boston with upper 50s and those outlying spots. a little bit below normal but let me show what you we have right now. calm wind reports in most locations, and that is ideal for getting cold. let me show you those temperatures. we're almost to freezing there i have 38 north grafton, 38 in milford and lexington, natick, medway and mansfield 37?. so a

kathryn was attorney general here.efront now. harry reid is always behind this. he looks almost like when you hear obama saying if you want my legacy to mean something, elect hillary clinton. it's the same thing here. he wants kathryn core -- cortez his seat as he sees it. it's a very heated race for sure. >> you look at what's happened in las vegas over the last five years or so. there are a lot of people who have suffered financially. when you look at the number of people who say we're on the wrong track with america, that would benefit donald trump and in turn probably the republican, wouldn't it? >> you would think so, steve, but last week whenever joe heck came out and went against trump, it seemed like that sort of switched everything. you guys know as well as anybody that the trump followers are just -- they are vigilant. they are dedicated, and when joe heck came out and made that remark, everything sort of changed. harry reid will do this. i will tell you this much. he will make sure as many people could show

tonight the ceo of that nonprofit is defending his agency to fox 25's kathryn burcham. >> reporter: a community agency that's helped so many for years now under the coach city officials. >> the needle exchange about a block and a half away. >> reporter: city councilor stands on the corner of downtown. >> a condo, businesses on the first floor. there's a church over there. >> reporter: all development she says has been threatened by discarded needles ever since the multiservices, inc. began a free needle exchange down the street. >> it was coming across as a free for all which i don't believe was the original intent. >> reporter: earlier this wiebe, brockton's mayor wrote state health fishes this letter expressing his concern after learning the program was not a one for one exchange which is exactly what the ceo promised >> i have no problem admits i made a mistake. >> reporter: he denies claims that the needle exchange has added to the rampant issue of discarded needles across the city which fox 25 found in a children's playground. >> i don't think there's any scientific way to really

she took never early october after kathryn peto's dramatic resignation after the proposal to lay off dozens of teachers and close down schools. now they are calling for that to balance the budget, but the consolidation of the district's three high schools is off the table for now. the board is looking for haloran's term. you must be a resident of the district and a registered voter. applications are being accepted through november 2nd. i will tweet out information. in the tech center, sarah phinney, newschannel5. >> thank you, sarah. >>> let's talk about chardon high school. they will reopen today. it was closed yesterday after high levels of carbon monoxide were found inside and students were sent home. firefighters ventilated the source was a malfunctioning boiler. >>> police in cleveland are looking if are a man involved in a deadly street racing crash. you may have heard his name before. two weeks ago israel lugo was racing another driver when they hit and killed a man in a wheelchair. in 2013 he told cnn that he called police and reported ariel castro and told him to go to his h

the same poll for the critical senate race showed republican joe heck leading democrat kathryn cortes masto, 49-42. let's talk about this. joining me hieidi harris, a trup supporter. good day to you. >> hi, good morning. >> let's start with asking you first about the news of the fbi reviewing hillary clinton's e-mails. how will this resonate with your listeners? >> i think it will be interesting to see. the people who love her don't really care what she does. the people who don't love her already think she is rotten. what's scary, we don't know what's in those e-mails. it could be nothing. what's scary to me, huma abedin gave her husband access to her computer. this is a guy who can't be trusted on the internet, obviously. i would never have shared a computer with him. to me, that's speaks to her judgment, regardless of what's in the e-mails. >> if i stick to hillary clinton here, since she is the one running for election. let's move on to the latest poll numbers in the latino voting in your state. this is getting a lot of attention. that poll shows latino voters leaning republican. l

> reporter: she says the cooperation has led to the arrest just last weekend of this key suspect, kathryn. wendy adelson's family. she's the mother of accused hitman gars's two children, and she's also the girlfriend of wendy's brother, charlie. >> reporter: did charlie have anything to do with the murder? >> no. he's being looked at because he had a dating relationship with katherine. however, there is no evidence none. >> reporter: but according to an arrest affidavit, they believe the murder was arranged through her and she made cash deposits of over $56,000 in the 16 months following the murder. police also say an informant told them that charlie picked up half the tab for a pricey breast job three months after the murder. police say that ri vera who was incarcerated in an charge said she had all the money and she needed to be nice to him and give him bail money. armed with that information, police set up a sting this april rattling them who were happily reunited with wendy and the two kids in south florida. >> excuse me. >> reporter: watch what happens when donna is alone. she's appr

fox 25's kathryn burcham was in court today as his supporters tried convince a judge to let him out on >> noah blackstein: a manchester, new hampshire, high school graduate and standout and bank employee are shocked after his sudden detainment by i.c.e. as a priority criminal alien. >> he's american. he's -- >> i know his brother says his family came to the u.s. from colombia and the brothers were granted permission to stray under a federal act called deferred action for childhood arrival. >> basically people who were here who were volition they can get help. >> reporter: but that status can be threatened by criminal behavior including his conviction for driving under the influence. in march bedford police say anoah had a 1.5 blood alcohol after being pulled over for swerving across the road. friends call it a mistake one he's paid for with fines and counselling. but the u.s. government considers it dangerous behavior and has placed a noah's immigration under review which immigration >> the judge doesn't take lightly the conviction what happened. >> reporter: anoah's friends filled a c