the washington warriors are taking on the kennedy cougars at kingston stadium. the varsity game is scheduled to start in less than an hour. in one respect tonight, the two rivals are using the same playbook. they're both collecting coats for the t-v nine c kcrg t-v nine's phil reed is live at kingston stadium. phil, the two schools are competing to see which one can collect the most coats. how's it going so far? i think this competition will go down to the wire. boxes. and students at the rival schools want to win twice tonight, but will be happy helping keep kids warm even if they come out on the losing set up a box at kingston stadium to collect coats during friday night's football game. the washington high school students say this coats for kids drive hits close to home. "at wash, you see all these kids, and sometimes in the winter you see some of these kids wearing t-shirts sometimes, and it just is so cold outside" coats are stacked up outside of kennedy high school principal jason kline's office. both schools have been collecting all week. the principal of

tom: tonight an east kingston man has been charged with six counts of possession of child sexual abuse images. police say his arrest comes after an investigation that lasted several months. wmur's jennifer crompton is live at the police department with more. reporter: this investigation involved several police departments asel f.b.i., following a tip from the new hampshire internet crimes against children task force. 44-year-old chris murphy of east kingston was arrested early wednesday morning at his home. >> we were able to have the suspect stand aside and we went the and cleared the house and then began our search for the contraband that we were looking for. find? >> no. reporter: police say it was in plain view. >> we were able to find on initial search we found approximately six videos, images of child pornography. reporter: east kingston police say they were tippedded off by the new hampshire internet crimes task force. >> it was a single family residence and it appears he was the only one with acc portion of the house where we found the computer and other images. reporter: they

kingston. donald trump has not backed away from this because he's never backed away from any statement on this campaign trail so far. the only thing we have heard him back away from was to say he regrets some of the things he said during this campaign season, but he never specifically said what he regretted. we asked him repeatedly as chris just showed, i asked him last year, where he stands on the birther movement right now. he was asked as late as last week on his own press plane by the press pool. he said he doesn't want to get into it because he believes it's going to become an eeissue. the reality is it's become an issue regardless of it. i spoke to a senior aide who said he was asked about it again, he would come out and say he does not believe obama was born overseas, that he believes he was born in hawaii. the issue is whenever anybody asked him this he refused to back down from it. i understand you may say, mr. kingston, the polling doesn't agree with me but i will tell you as somebody

for now, butch stearns, live in kingston. special interests that oppose question 2 claim district schools lose money to charter schools. that's "absurd," says the boston herald. "outright lies," reports the lowell sun. charter schools "don't siphon off state dollars" from traditional schools, says the boston globe. in fact, public schools get more money. the truth is question 2 will give parents more choices for public education. please vote yes on question 2. for stronger public schools. >> mark: local woman claims he's being discriminated against by happened more than once. >> elizabeth: she was so up september, she contacted fox 25 and chris flanagan shows us the video you'll see only on fox 25. >> the reporter: jennifer buchanan lost her eyesight five years ago and now relies anonymous two things to get around -- her service dog and uber. one helps immensely, the other, not so much. >> and i'm blind, so please beep the horn. >> the reporter: jennifer buchanan is visually impaired, because uber, like, there's a law that sa

fresh, clean water here in kingston is in short supply. roxanne moore has lived in kingston for three decades, and never before has she seen water so scarce. >> it's hard showering, ea you turn the faucet on. >> three weeks ago, she turned on her fossett with dismal results. >> it was first gritty, like city stuff, and then a bunch of air, and then that was it. >> the ability for people to come and get water here at the station. >> is select core member says they learned many people with conditions. >> it's a public service. we hope many people take advantage of it. cherise: and the fire department is not the only source of help. >> it is just something to make everybody feel better. >> laurie farmer owns elation salon. >> we will stop for a minute, give you a nice shampoo. >> yesterday's sunset may have been stunning, but roxanne and many others are hoping for something else. >> we pray for at this point, it really is just a waiting game. they need the rain to come down to solve this problem. in the meantime, they have asked the school de

we heard jack kingston make a comment, talking to judy, about 13 servers she had. she didn't, but they slide that in. >> it's devices she had versus servers. how does that work.t >> ifill: how does it work and does it matter to people if truth be told? >> if you ask people from the nbc "wall street journal" pollre who do you think is the most honest and trust worsey, donalde trump wins that question. not like a lot of people believe either are honest and trustworthy, but comparativelyor he wins that, and especially among some of the groups sheh needs to get like white voters. but i think the question and you know this better than anybody, moderateo ago debate, but these

jack kingston, welcome.is been a lot of commentary as we were just's hearing to the effect that b there's a lower bar of expectations tonight for donaldt trump than there is for hillary clinton. do you think that's right? >> no, i think this is a spin. she's a very accomplishedli debater as we should all admit. she's been running for president since 2007. before that, a u.s. senator , had plenty debates, and before, that was coaching her husband as a presidential and cubetorial candidate. of course, she's a very accomplished debater.eb she's very disciplined, very scripted, we know that. donald trump, totally different style of politics. he is a guy who's wide open. he's an element of change. he's non-washington, and ehasha solutions which the american people support. he's a tv personality, if you will, who knows how to connecton with the everyday family. so you're going to see two different styles, but i think, when it comes to stance, hillary clinton is going to be on the defense. she wants to continue bar

elations salon in kingston is offering free shampoos. >>> police in manchester says they are using a new tool in drug investigation that's safer and faster than traditional methods. tactic i.d. scanners help them test for drugs in the field. they have the largest library available for this kind of device. the cheaper than old-fashioned testing kits. sean: a vermont police officer who shot and killed a lebanon pit bull will not face criminal charges. the vermont attorney general's office says hartford officer, logan selza, was reasonable to believe that killing the dog was necessary in order to prevent his own dog from being injured. a pit bull bit and latched on to his husky's neck. dogs apart before shooting the pit bull. erin: another creature from the deep washes ashore. how experts think the sword fish may have died. sean: inside the new museum of african-american history and culture before it opening next week. erin: a man who caught david ortiz's home run balls and what ortiz's home run balls and what he got in exchang golden outside or fluffy inside. deep pockets or delicious

kcrg t-v nine's phil reed joins us live from kingston stadium. phil, there are some stakes involved in this coats for kids challenge. the principal of the school that collects the fewest coats will have to wear the rival school's colors on tuesday. this is part off coats all week hoping to tackle the competition. people can still come drop off coats, or hats and gloves during tonight's game. these coats will be distributed in 22 counties across eastern iowa. some will go to the cedar rapids salvation army. they say it's hard finding coats for kids, since kids are always outgrowing them and they are happy to see kids helping out their peers. "it's very exciting to see kids in our community doing community, and getting involved, so on that aspect it's very warming." a tally of the coats will be taken around 7:30 tonight. so there's still time to come donate tonight on t-v nine news at six, hear from students who donated, and the pride they say they will take in winning on the football field, and at the coat collecting box. live in cedar and if you

jack kingston. >> all right, lou, thanks a lot. see you at the next debate. lou: you've got a deal.nks so much. >>> with other coming right back. -- we're coming right back. we've got a lot more so, please, stay with us. we're coming right back. trump promises the american people his movement will be the end of the corrupt clinton cartel. >> the clintons are the sordid past. we will be the very bright and clean future. lou: next, fred barnes and i take up the growing trump movement going into the vice presidential debate next week. and former presidential candidate, media mogul steve forbes joins me on how he thinks trump is doing. a lot more straight ahead, stay with us. ♪ ♪ woman: i rescued toast from a shelter in 2011. i love toast because she's a lazy diva. [camera's shutter clicking] toast makes me laugh. [snoring] [laughs] when i walked into the shelter, i knew she was special. [toast snoring] hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so why aren't they selling like hotcakes? with comcast business internet and wifi pro, they could be. just add a customiz

jennifer crompton is live in east kingston with more. re say new hampshire's internet crimes against children task force tippedded them off several months ago. according to police they'd been staking out a residence in east kingston, swooping in this morning about 6:30 to make an arrest. chris murphy was taken into custody without incident. police found approximately six videos of child pornography on their initial search. infancy. we actually seized some computers and some other media, videos. from there we'll be looking at seeing if we can find any more image videos, anything relate to this crime. reporter: according to police, murphy is one of three people who live in the home. but the only one who had access to the area where the images were be found. murp wmur sales department and has been suspend pending the outcome of this case. live in east kingston, jennifer crompton, wmur news 9. jean: manchester police are searching for a man they say robbed a bank on hooksett road this morning, but they say the same man was at another bank mi

and they were also searching the truck out here. >> michael: in the search warrant a south kingston, rhode island police detective named the chickenpox, was in need of mechanical repair, might have been unsafe, and nathan meant to go fishing father than where his mother understood. they left a rhode island port on september 17th. nathan told the coast guard the boat sank the next day. a operator found nathan in a life raft with food and water this past sunday. the coast guard released this audio recording. >> myself and my mom were fishing at block funny noise in the engine compartment. i looked and saw a lot of water. when i saw life raft i did not see my mom. have you found her? >> no, we haven't been able to find her yet. >> i got to the life raft after i got my bearings and i was calling and looking around and i didn't see her. >> michael: the coast guard sea, presumed dead. after nathan carman arrived back on dry land at the coast guard station in north end, coast guard investigators did interview him for at least four hours, he had an attorney present. he has not been charged w

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also the cedar falls at cedar washington is also on as planned friday night at kingston. and today the president and the first lady greeted u-s olympians who won a whopping 46 gold medals in simon biles --she won four gold and five total medals in rio. president obama thanked the thanks rick. also happening -- the cedar valley ryder cup happening next tuesday at beaver hills country i think my strongest asset, maybe by far, is my temperament. i'd like to punch him in the face, i'll tell you. . i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go [bleep] themselves. get him out of here! get him out of here! get the hell out of here! priorities usa action is responsible so what do the trade deals supported by congressman rod blum really mean for iowa? blum's deals are just one of the ways to make more money at the expense of iowa jobs. oh, and don't forget-- these corporations shipping our jobs overseas? congressman blum voted to give them tax breaks. these guys hope you're not paying attention... so

kept students out of school in cedar rapids---there will be a football game this thursday night at kingston stadium in cedar rapids. both waterloo west and cedar rapids jefferson announcing they will play their football game as scheduled tomorrow night. officials are advising to allow extra travel time. the wahawks enter the game ranked eighth in the state with a 5 and oh record.. while jefferson is still looking for its first win washington is also on as planned friday night at kingston. thanks rick. in cedar falls....but, because of the flooding... the start and finish are being moved to mudd falls.. storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg i think my strongest asset, maybe by far, is my temperament. i'd like to punch him in the face, i'll tell you. i would bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go [bleep] themselves. get him out of here! get him out of here! ! priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. [ cheers and applause ] ??

also the cedar falls at cedar washington is also on as planned friday night at kingston. today thousands of mourners surrounded a black hearse carrying the remains of the late---and immensely poular miami marlins pitcher jose fernandez who died tragically in a boating accident league viewing tonight and a private ceremony tomorrow. and today in his first at bat in instructional league play with the new york mets--- tim tebow swats the very first pitch he sees out of the yard--- is transitioning from the n-f-l to minor league baseball with hopes i think my strongest asset, maybe by far, is my temperament. i'd like to punch him in the face, i'll tell you. i would bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go [bleep] themselves. get him out of here! get him out of here! get the hell out of here! priorities usa action is responsible down. this is in cedar rapids -- where some of the hesco barriers are starting to be removed, with the cedar river now coming down there.

. >> reporter: salon quality hair wash is from luxury to necessity in kingston new hampshire because the crippling effects of a drought left some high and dry. >> you keep hearing every few days someone else says yeah lost mine or starting to get sediment. >> reporter: one by one town wells are drying up. the owner of a salon knew hygiene would be a factor and called on her with free hair washes. >> everybody is starting to talk about it and see what they can do to help each other out. >> reporter: the help trickeled out from there. from a spigot to open showers at the high school and the y. >> bottles that people take home and fill and bring them back. >> reporter: for some it is starting to feel normal. roxanne moore's well dried up a month ago. >> i have friends that come and my laundry. i go to people's houses to bathe. i mean, you got to make it work. >> reporter: she says she is stocking up. >> bottles there full. >> reporter: hoping conservation will work and praying for rain. >> i in the past just always had water in my basement no water in the basement. had a swamp in the ba

the final location is in kingston village parking lot under i-380. we have full list with directions on our website, cbs2iowa.com. >>> four days interstate 380 has been the only way in town to cross the cedar river but other bridges will start to except for the 16th avenue bridge are now open but on a restricted basis. today, residents and business owners are allowed to start moving back in. the downtown bridges will reopen to everyone tomorrow at 7 am. >> we will open our roads and open our bridges. clear off as much as we can. make it the community easy to get around. again, keep in mind, there has be careful driving round. there are workers and lots of act city and heavy equipment. exercise caution. >> if you're coming downtown to clean up our move back in, did not park on the street. parking rates are open at third and fourth avenues and the convention center is also open. visit it will resume is public transit system starting tomorrow. >>> most i-380 ramps are now open remain closed both north and south exit leading drivers downtown are off limi

they were assisting kingston, rhode island police. he was rescued earlier i think it was yesterday he was rescued from his boat after it went down. we're told that his mother still missing. she is believed dead. he did spend the day at the coast guard station talking to official boston there what happened when he went missing and he was found in a life raft there but the headline coming out right now is there was a search warrant executed at his house in vermont last night. very latest on this coming up here at 5:00, back to you. >> nancy: thank you. a birthday like no other. >> adam: how a little girl turned her special day in a way to help her four-legged friends. >> nancy: big pap circumready for yankees expecting for his final regular series in new york. >> adam: at 5:00 this little girl makes an emotional plea at a city councily meeting after days of unrest in shallow north carolina. >> tom hanks taking on a new role as wedding crasher. this story behind the picture with a couple of newly wed. >> announcer: tonight her some came

vermont sheriff deputy and in south kingston rhode island police though did execute this search warrant at his vernon vermont home. neighbors in vermont tell fox25 the house does not have electricity and officers used flashlights to look throughout kingston rhode island police detective wrote that nathan carmen's boat named the chicken box was in need of mechanical repair and his boat might have been unsafe and nathan meant to go fishing back on september 17 further away than miss mother linda understood. nathan claims the boat sank the next day. a freighter found nathan in a life raft this past sunday. his mother is presumed dead and the coast guard released this audio reg canyon and there was a funny noise in the engine compartment. i looked and saw a lot of water. when i saw his life raft, i did not see my mom. have you found her? >> no, we -- we haven't been able to find her yet. >> so i got to the life raft after i got my bearings and i looking around, and i didn't see her. >> reporter: so many questions remain. and with lawyer present, coast guard investigators met with nathan for

kingston was saying, that's it's not an issue of this campaign. his supporters believe it's an issue when you ask them about president obama. not just a handful, not just a few. many of them -- >> that was not -- >> reporter: i'm there every day on the campaign trail. >> you probably have pushed. >> reporter: please don't interrupt me, sir. >> you can find -- >> reporter: let me tell you what donald trump supporters -- >> let katy report here. >> reporter: they often say that they believe that donald trump was born in kenya. they often say that they belief he's a muslim. some go onto say he's an undercover operative that has the interests of a foreign power. that being said, donald trump has not backed away from this. let me finish this. donald trump has not backed away from this because he's never backed away from any statement on this campaign trail so far. we heard him say he regrets some of the things he's said during this campaign season, but he has never said what he regretted. i asked him last year where he stands on the birther movement ri

josh rogen and a washington post columnist and jack kingston. good morning to all of you. let me start with you, congressman. after what we've heard from senator kaine, from secretary clinton, how do you explain this affinity that donald trump has expressed for those leaders we just mentioned? >> well, it's not an affinity admiring what they're doing. he said they're strong leaders, barack obama started out his presidency apologizing on an international tour apologizing for the united states. he has made meaningless threats. such as if you cross the red line in syria this is what wee going to do. we're going to tough on our allies, end terrorism, that isis is a jayvee team and we'll be tough on them. he's saying you got a strong leader, if you're going to deal with a strong leader you've got to be strong. >> they're also dictators. >> and they're strong. they may be dictators but they're -- >> is that what you want the republican nominee to say? they're dictators but at least they're strong? is that the argument? >> he's saying you need a strong leader to stand up. when hi

police are searching for two missing children in the town of kingston. reportedly last seen on pink bicycles. there is a lot of manpower out there right now. members of the rockingham county sheriff's department, new hampshire state police, all trying to help the kingston police locate these children. we have a crew on the way and we will bring you more as we get i. >> anchor: more breaking new where a woman has died after she is hit by a car in her driveway. we're told her husband was behind the wheel. this happening a short time ago on phillips street there in quincy. police say the man had to be taken to the hospital because he was so distraught. again a woman if quincy has died after she was hit about a car in her own driveway. we'll follow this and have more for you on 7 as the news develops. and also on 7, police in fall river arresting a man wanted for police arrest 36 yearly pedro torrez without incident today at a fall river home. there was a manhunt for torrez in providence a couple of weeks ago. he is charged with being a fugitive from justice

we want to bring in jack kingston from georgia. he is a senior adviser to the trump campaign. i appreciate you joining us. let me start with this. we ran through the history. donald trump kicked this storm up in a way no other public figure any other figure, no one else in the country kicked this up and he did not let it go after the president put his certificate out. doesn't he owe more than 33 seconds of an explanation for saying the president was born here? >> if you look at him, he talked about jobs and economic opportunities and i think as president obama said on your show just a little while ago, there must be more important issues to talk about. >> i got to stop you there. there are plenty of other pressing and important issues, but this is something donald trump spent a lot of time talking about. this is something that divided this country in a big way and he gave no explanation today and took no questions. i'm asking you a simple question. i know there are other issues, but doesn't he owe more than 33 seconds on this? >> i don't think he does. he made his statement an

in that search warrant of south kingston rhode islan detective wrote that nathan carmen's boat named the chicken pox was in need of mechanical repair, might have been unsafe, and writes nathan meant to go fishing on september 17 farther away than his mother understood. nathan said the boat sank the other day. neighbors in vermont told fox25 about witnessing that police search at his home. >> there is no electricity in the property with flashlights. >> for a while? >> yeah, for hours. and there were also searching the -- the truck out here. >> reporter: and before nathan carmen returned to his home in vermont and spoke briefly according to the hartford currant thanking people for his prayers, he did speak with coast guard investigators with a lawyer present for at least four hours. back in 2011, nathan s multistate search after vanishing as a missing person. in 2013, his grandfather was found shot to death in his windsor, connecticut home and that case involving his grandfather remains unsolved and the hard fort current show that nathan was a suspect back then. as of right now, nathan

high school football took over kingston stadium in cedar rapids last night. a matchup between kennedy and washington was for more than just bragging rights on the a definite cool start to your saturday morning is in order. we'll experience temperatures in the low 50s to start off, but will warm into the 60s and close to 70 by late morning. we've got clear skies out allowed for us to get so cool, but these clear skies will allow for us to warm through the day as well. if you catch yourself going to the downtown cedar rapids farmers market then grab the jacket and enjoy the weather while having fun. expect high temperatures to warm near 80 today and due to a southeasterl y wind the dew points will also rise. don't worry, it won't be oppressive by any means, just enough for you to notice the either. we'll be slightly warmer than what we were this morning, but still in the 50s. today: mostly sunny. wind: se 5-10. high: 78 alo: 78 dbq: 76 iow: 78 75 to 81 tonight: mostly clear, a few passing clouds. wind: se 5-10 low: 59 alo: 59 dbq: 57 iow: 59 56 to 62 tomorrow:

and finally, there one near second avenue and l street southwest in kingston village. the city has two locations for homeowners to drop off wet and dry sandbags. the noelridge pool site opens at opens at seven a-m saturday. anyone who can't drop off sandbags should leave them at their curb. the city will start picking them up on monday, october 10th. the hesco barriers blocking bridge entrances over the cedar river are starting to come down today. but with that comes driving restrictions. the end to flood zone restrictions will come in stages. this morning, edgewood road crossing the cedar river bridges should be cleared today. but regular motorists will have to wait for the all- clear saturday morning. "the barricades and checkpoints will still be in place so police will still be standing at those checkpoints asking people to show id so the bridges in the downtown area will not open to the downtown public until 7:00 a.m. on saturday" city officials say while the avenue bridges will open soon, there will still be construction activity going on. the means drivers will u

an east kingston man accused of possessing child sexual abuse at his home on wednesday, following an investigation that officials say involved several state and federal agencies. wmur's andy hershberger was in court today, he's joining us now live with that story. reporter: part of murphy's bail conditions are that he not use the internet, and abide by an 11:00 p.m. curfew. 44-year-old christopher murphy appeared in court this afternoon by video, from the rockingham county jail where he is being held on six of possession of child sex all because images. >> if you just look at the complaint you can see that we're talking about some minors here and some pretty disturbing and graphic imagery or videos. reporter: murphy was arrested wednesday at his home in east kingston, follow an investigation that lasted several months and involved multiple agencies that included the internet crimes against children task force. most of the court paperwork >> we're still investigating, so forensic evidence is still being examined so i can comment specifically on what the evidence we have and what addit

downtown kingston czech village newbo meteorologist joe winters joins us now. joe, the i-380 bridge is still the only way to get across and we're also following the latest southeast side of cedar rapids. police say just before eight, they found a 13 year old with a gunshot wound in the 800 o to university of iowa hospitals and clinics in iowa city. she died. police took into custody three men - two juveniles and a young adult. kcrg t-v nine's phil reed spoke with neighbors, and phil some of them say this was not intentional? beth neighbors are telling me that the went off they say the 13 year old was trying to keep warm in a parked car with two other girls when she was shot through the window. police say that the suspects knew the victim. neighbors tell me they reacted quickly when they heard a gunshot. "next thing we know, we heard a bunch of teenage girls screaming, they shot her, she's shot, she's shot, you know. we didn't know how to take it, so next thing you know, we just didn't know how to take it. so called 9-1-1" police will release the suspects names

district play wash and jeff at kingston. ... jefferson's still looking for its first win of the year... but wash's defense created a lot of havoc, future iowa state cyclone o'rien vance tackle for a loss... on the ensuing jefferson punt, wash's drew dostal takes the ball on the bounce, he goes to the left... he's got a lot of open space... one man to beat, makes a nice cutback and takes it in for the 59-yard touchdown... warriors up 7-0... later in the 2nd quarter, 4th and 9, bryan kunde with the play-action... looking for dostal who hauls it in for the 20-yard touchdown... wash up 14-0... jeff had a tough time getting some offense going, rane weiland with a free davenport west. quaraterback chaz hancock with the sneak to put the rams on the board first.. and senior took a 14-7 second quarter lead on the 3 yartouchdown run from sam schnee.. and the next time they touched the schnee with the 12 yard score he had 170 yards rushing in the fist half alone and and then senior went up stairs hancock hits kent-arion johnson for the 36

kcrg 9.2, we have some high school football with waterloo west versus cedar rapids jefferson at kingston stadium. for your final forecast. an upper level area of low pressure, cut off from the main jet stream, meanders along. tonight and tomorrow this low moves a bit to the west allowing clouds to increase. light rain and sprinkles will be confined to our east, but with more cloudiness temperatures will be a bit cooler. the system begins to head out late saturday, into sunday bringing a brighter and milder end to the weekend. have a great night! tonight: partly cloudy. wind: n 5-10. low: 51 tomorrow: increasing clouds. wind: ne kcrg-tv9 news at 6. oh, dear. penny, have you been recording shows on our dvr again? no. answer honestly. this is not a trial. that'll come later. absolutely not. help me out here. i can't afford another demerit. yeah. uh... maybe we were hacked. you know, the chinese have been hacking everything lately. why would the chinese make our dvr record paul blart: mall cop? i don't know. it's a fat guy on a segway. that's funny everywhere. i'm deleting it. well, hang on.

coming down towards kingston and most of it is you've the shoreline and then another string of storms into florida. we have the tropical storm warnings throughout coastline and flooding so the warnings and advisories. this pushes out to shore as we head through the next couple of days. >>> dozens of students walked gilbert protesting their resignation of the principal and things are more heated as they accepted her resignation. no one knows why though. >> the acceptance of the williams field high school principal's resignation was a shock. >> it's necessary and decision without delay. >> boo! the vice president of the high school, announcing the resignation. >> the board deciding to accept the resignation leaving some in tears. >> they just ran away one school can have. >> i think we lost a big part of school. >> we're not able to represent our student body. >> it's a selfish decision. >> parents and teachers are frustrated. if you turn and look at the awards. last year the recipient was the principal. >> that's rare, the teachers and the students love her. messed up today. >> big tim

he was convicted for carjacking and killing 19-year-old jonathan rizzo of kingston and phillip mcklosky in 2001. he confessed that he repeatedly stabbed both those men and strangled a cit breaking into a new hampshire cabin. he was convicted separately, and jury selection will start at 9:00 this morning. live outside the federal courthouse in south side boston, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: thank. the man convicted in a drunk driving crash in milford is now appealing to the highest court. a judge found nicholas guaman was driving drunk when he hit motorcycle. guaman claims he did not know the body was under his truck. he is serving 12 to 14 years for manslaughter and will be deported at the end of his sentence after illegally immigrating from ecuador. this murder suspect is still at large right now. emilio delarose is wanted for the murder of a child. we learn more about the victim and the killing of his ex-giren police say that she was strangled by him. their four-year-old son feet away. a small memorial grows outside of the scene and we're learning more about the suspe

the kids were on their bikes in kingston new hampshire when they disappeared. police put out an alert. two hours later, the kids were found a half a mile but from >>> and uber driver is charged with raping a passenger. the contact was contextual, they said. silver company is working with police. he is free and released. >>> a patriots name favorite will be suspended for the first game of the year. we are joining them with more. >>> reporter: is devastated and chart and would never knowingly take an he has been suspended for the first four games of the regular season. the substance in question is in over the law -- counter substance that given the positive test. he was already on and missed the preseason games. the patriots veteran told us that few things are more important to me than my name i do not want to cut any corners. i want to do this the right way with high integrity. he was the patriots campton last season. now they have to start without him and tom brady. >>> an interesting wrinkle to tom brady's suspension. take a look at this video. you can see whe

>> tomorrow hannah ford stores will be transformed and locations in milford, eastern norwood and kingston will open under the new name. >>> we didn't see rock bottom lobster prices this summer. last month prices reached their highest in more than 10 years, $8.50 for a 1.25-pound lobster. could keep the price high in the future. we all do our best there. >>> do you get lost easily? your shoes could be your guide. sports maker high-tech created these navigator boots that connect to your phone and the soles vibrate to let you know when the turn, left or right. they are about $300. we are inching closer and closer to just not being able to do anymore. >>> from enjoying an incredible view to an overnight scare. >> dozens of of tourists trapped in the alps 10,000 feet up. and dances canceled at a local high school. why the principal said he had to put his foot down. and weeks of searching for a rare bird, finally captured in i called for help as soon as i saw her. i found her wandering miles from home. when the phone rang at 5am, i knew it was about mom. i see how hard it's been on her at work

and finally, there one near second avenue and l street southwest in kingston village. the city has two locations for sandbags. the noelridge pool site opens at seven a-m today. and the ellis park site opens at seven a-m saturday. anyone who can't drop off sandbags should leave them at their curb. the city will start picking them up on monday, october 10th. this morning, attorney general tom miller and iowa insurance commissioner nick gerhart will join cedar rapids city leaders at their flood briefing. they will address consumer protection and insurance claims that particularly affect f starting to open across the city. this morning, edgewood road crossing the cedar river is open. the city says downtown bridges should be open to traffic saturday. that includes all i-380 ramps leading into the downtown area. bus service will also resume saturday. and starting monday, the linn county-cedar rapids solid waste agency will start collecting garbage and recycling within the evacuation they can put out their normal trash container plus two 35-gallon bags for free. the final flo

we will turn to congressman jack kingston, a supporter of donald trump. a congressman. thanks for joining us. the clinton campaign wants this discussion. they are thrilled that donald trump four days after the debate is still tweet being alicia machado and still getting into a fight with her publicly. this is a winner from the trump angle. is he achieving anything positive by doing this? >> two things. number one as you know, if you push him, he's going to push you back. what goes on on twitter is not the message. what we have seen in michigan and new hampshire were solid proposals. if i was hillary clinton who said that barack obama gets an a plus on the economy and she wants to continue basically a third term where we have 94 million people who are unemployed or under employed. we have 43 million people on food stamps and household income fell from 57,000 to 53,000. show talks about mom and pop businesses. she has done nothing all her life but put more regulations. she never had a decent pro business rating by any group. >> congressman, you turned into an attack on hi

authorities took a sim card and a letter from carman's home and authorities in south kingston, rhode island where the trip began, are now investigating the circumstances around the mystery. christina hager, wbc news. >> thank >>> in court documents released today, a witness said that an suv was traveling extremely fast in the middle of the roadway, 70 to 80 miles per hour and the witness heard a, quote, wind sound as the vehicle passed her. the documents show that the restaurant involved's pizza ovens moved 3 to 4 feet after to two counts of motor vehicle homicide. the judge allowed some of the details to remain blocked from public view. >>> a convicted killer denied patrol for a third time. rod matthews will spend at least the next 5 years in jail. 30 years old he killed his classmate when both were 14 years old. >>> series with the yankees. >> and steve burton, this was a good day at practice. >> reporter: lisa, it was a great day at practice. we still don't know who the starting problem will be when they take on the bills, the pats but each were in good spirits. jimmy garoppolo su

a loving gesture from a soccer team in kingston. maria: i was just looking at them. it is wonderful. all 17 players, coming together to support their teacher. and her battle with cancer. the 4th grade soccer team at sacred heart school, wearing these t-shirts on no-uniform day. >> this is chronicle on wcvb channel 5. jc: towers soaring. >> there is a million square feet of development being built that here every year. jc: new residents arriving. a new neighborhood thriving. bowling alley, and a grocery store. jc: what used to be a sea of parking lots is now a waterfront riding a wave. 10: it is the rogers development. >> what about the traffic jam? >> the playing it safe design. >> the lack of a signature space.

sampson was sentenced to die for carjacking and killing jonathan rizzo of kingston and a man from taunton during a week long crime spree in 2001. he confessed he stabbed both men that same week he strangled a former city counselor. donald trump releasing some of his medical records. just hours after his campaign said he wouldn't. tracking new trouble today for the for the trump -- sglsh >> two letters, one is the report and the other is from lenox hill hospital. >> members of the dr. oz show watched as the 70-year-old recent medical records. >> looking at it, if he was his doctor, he would like him to slim down a little bit. >> hillary clinton also plans to release additional information. she's fixing to jump back on the campaign trail on thursday after recovering from pneumonia. trump is also in a battle with new york's attorney general. the clinton supporter launched an inquiry into trump's nonprofit foundation after the "washington post" reported that and $20,000 in charitable funds was apparently spent to buy a six foot tall painting of donald trump. trump's campaign called it a left

we'll see new kingston on friday night. that's the story from the bronx. red sox losers of this game but winners of the american league division championship. we'll be back with more in just a bit. for now reporting live leyden fox 25 sports. >>> allegations of verbal abuse by a local football coach. why parents and students have a different take next. >>> but first there are two active crime scenes in weymouth tonight first is located near an overpass en route 3 where a person was apparently hurt tonight the other on colombian street. in just the past 15 minutes

second avenue and l street southwest in kingston village. kcrg t-v nine's jordee kalk is live at the downtown drop-off site tonight. jordee, when will those sites open? drop off sites like this one, between quaker oats and cargill plants, will open at 7 a.m. tomorrow. now this site is primarily for businesses. but non-profits organizations nat 56:59, "yeah sweep that up, there's a lot to sweep up over there." eighth grader greg lesnik spent the day with his friends.. nat giving back.. 54:54, "there's not a lot of people out here helping at the church to the clean up the sandbags and the sand that spilled and stuff."first the boys removed the sandbags that surrounded st. patrick's catholic church. 51:30, ivan nienhaus/ priest "i would guess we moved about 10,000 sandbags from the brick building itself and they are stacked acros they swept away the remains from the bags that broke. nat now, the church needs help getting the sandbags out of the parking lot. 52:12, "it was 20 trucks of sand, so we will need at least 20 trucks to remove them 6:21

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congressman jack kingston, former congressman from georgia, thanks for joining us. >> thanks, wolf. >>> for team clinton, the democratic presidential candidate is doubling down on her position to never again send ground troops in iraq and syria. listen what he said a few hours ago at a news conference in new york. >> i think putting a big contingent of american ground troops on the ground in iraq and syria would not be in the best interest of the fight against isis and other terrorist groups. in fact, i think it would fulfill one of their dearest wishes, which is to drag the united states back into a ground war in that region. >> let's talk about this with congressman chris van hollen of maryland. he's endorsed hillary clinton. congressman, thanks for joining us. >> good to be with you, wolf. >> do you agree with her flatly saying, doubling down this morning that under her administration the united states would not send any ground troops into iraq or syria? >> i do. because i think american ground forces in syria and iraq would only inflame the situation and make it worse. we saw what

waterloo west -- tries to do something they haven't done in over 30 years -- could flying wahawks at kingston? tomorrow on cbs 2...one of the biggest oktoberfest celebrations kicks off in the c. corridor.we go back to the amana colonies for some of the best food and drinks this weekend.tomorrow on cbs 2 this morning. temperatures aligning with the season. >> the river is also going down so i guess in a sense that's an important thing. the weekend will be cooler to start but as we get rid of the clouds towards the end of the weekend i think you will like the weight sunday shapes up. our skies are mostly clear as they have been all day. the wind as out of the north at 7 miles per hour is nice and low at 50 degrees. much drier air the past several days. here's high temperatures and thanks to the sunshine it was warmer and eastern iowa. especially in the southeast. a little cooler in the northwestern part of the state. temperatures help in the upper 60s and anyway you slice it hawkeye state. tonight we are looking at clouds that have moved into the eastern and southeastern parts of iowa. this wea

sampson was sentenced to die for carjacking and killing 19-year-old jonathan rizzo kingston and 69-year-old philip mccloskey of taunton during a week-long crime spree in 2001. he confessed to police that he stabbed both men. that same week, he strangled a former concord city councilor after breaking into a new hampshire cabin. he was convicted separately in that crime. a report of attempted abduction in townsend. tried to grab them. the boys say the man ran into the woods. so far, police say they do not believe there's a danger to the public. emily: hillary clinton recovers from pneumonia. donald trump focussing on the battleground states. eyeopener's erika tarantal tracking overnight developments. >> donald trump will tape an appearance on the dr. oz show today. he's promised to release tonight he will visit flint, michigan, hold a rally in ohio. mike pence is set to hold a rally in pennsylvania. it was in that state last night that trump outlined his child care plan with his daughter by his side, hoping to woo women voters. >> allows for every parent or family in america to deduct their c

he was arrested at his east kingston home after an investigation that officials say lasted for several months. authorities say he possessed images and videos that show young people in sexually explicit situations. bail was set today at $25,000 and prosecutors say the investigation is still ongoing. >> we're still investigating, so forensic evidence is still being examined so i can't comment specifically on what the evidence we have and with a additional evidence may or may of the wmur sales department and has been suspended pending the outcome of this case. his lawyer says he plans to defend these charges. andy hershberger, wmur news 9. jennifer: u.n.h. is facing a lot questions tonight about how it paid for its new million there are scoreboard. the point came from a former librarian who donated his estate to the school. wmur's jennifer crompton is live now to explain how top lawmakers are among those this comes across as an extravagant expenditure at a time when the university has pressing budget needs and will be asking the state for many more millions. robert morin left a wonderful

the kingston fire department now open for use for anyone who has seen their well run dry. a hair salon is offering a hair wash for anyone dealing with no water. >> today the drought monitor comes out again. >> every thursday. think back over the past week, haven't had a lot of rain. may be getting worse. it's have the extreme drought, covering a lot of new hampshire and southeastern massachusetts. we had a couple of downpours yesterday and some of those thunderstorms did have stronger winds. this picture, tree branches and limbs came down. they were hit or miss. we didn't have a drop of rain at my house. unfortunately, probably a lot of you in the same boat. it was hot yesterday. we hit 90 degrees, second time the 90-degree mark in boston 22 times. average is 14. that's the most we've done it since back in 2010. so it has been a hot summer, and we're still seeing at least some heat so far into september. but a different feel today than what yesterday was about. you see the 40s to the north and this cool, dry canadian air is settling in now with high pressure and a wind out

sandbags from businesses can be dropped in select spots in check village and kingston village we placed the exact locations online. those sites will be open at 7:00 a.m. >> it's been about a week now since we've been concerned about the river. we're happy to say that it continues to fall in eastern iowa. here's the latest stage, 14.8 feet. flood stage 12 feet. we move in that direction. by the time we get to midday sunday, it's expected to be below 12 be 10 feet by next week. one of the things you'll notice here, we have a lot of clouds coming from the east, a slow-moving disturbance continuing to spin around over the great lake states this will be a part of the forecast going into tomorrow. so far, we haven't seen much in the way of rain. maybe a little sprinkle here and there. that's all we expect this area. temperatures in the 60s. major improvement expected on sunday. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> facebook has been a critical spot for information during the flood. what began as an informative page is now a mission to feed thousands impacted by flood. cbs 2 news anchor joining