we're live in se lem wbz news. -- salem. >>> tracking big changes in the forecast tonight. fall is on its way back. eric fisher in the weather center tonight. too bad the warmth has to go away. >> can't be 80 for long in october. still mild tonight. mild across all of the east. the colder air locked up over canada. our change for tomorrow is an easterly wind. also some clouds moving in from the west. you see them stretching across the ohio valley and western pennsylvania and new york as we speak. bright start to the day. nice until lun thyme. then the clouds -- lunchtime. then the clouds will start thickening. that easterly breeze keeping us cooler. rain showers by afternoon and some warmer temperatures in the forecast for friday, clouds and rain, and a big drop this weekend. >>> tonight the parents of a high school math teacher murdered by her student are suing the town of danvers and the school district. even new security cameras failed to protect her. they want to know how he could attack her, raping and stabbing her without anyone knowing. company that washed away poten

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murray joins the ranks of such comedy lems as bob newhart, carol burnett, steve martin, and lily tomlin. highlights from the ceremony air on pbs on friday. >> a big day for bill murray. >>> we mentioned the world series getting under way tomorrow night. for those wants a seat, it will be rather expensive. >> one search engine found tickets for game one averaging more than $3,000. game three. the cubs' first home game on friday night. >> those tickets, according the the same search engine are average more tan $6,000 each. that's what happens when you have two teams that have waited generation farce world series win. the cubs are going on 108 years. >> can you -- yeah. and cleveland since 1948. >>> this next story may keep some moms and dads up at night. that's because this is what a reviewing his some security video. >> not a ghost. >> his son, dylan, breaking all the rules at about 2:00 in the morning. >> you see him jumping on the brand-new couch. he turns the lights on and off. he apparently, at some point, realizes he's on camera, because, you can see the last image of the video. dad

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. >>> two young men free tonight after pleading not guilty to blowing up a newspaper box in se lem owned by an lgbt publication. investigated as a hate crime. authorities say there's no evidence the crime targeted a particular group. the people who run the newspaper say they're okay with that. . >> two of the people say it sounded like a firework. >> 20-year old lawrence gilman appeared in court. the new hampshire men were charged with setting off a device and destroying property. some people assumed that it was a hate crime. >> police say that's not where the investigation led them. >> we have to build a case based on evidence. it shows the egs mroegs because >> the editor of the rainbow times does not take issue with the finding. >> we nad crimes are difficult to prove so we agree the charges being brought because it's important to us. they are held accountable. >> the two men were not held on bail. they were set free with the promise they would be back in court in the few weeks. the two men admitted to being involved with the explosion but they claim because it was the first thing the

. >> lem start off by saying, there is a bit of an elephant in the room. and it is a troubling situation. i'm serious. it is. i put out a statement about this last night. i meant what i said, and it's still how i feel, but that is not what we are here to talk about today. >> nbc's jacob rascon live at that event in alcorn, wisconsin. jacob, it would seem to the national audience that is all people would be talking about. paul ryan tryi ining to threade needs, while he disinvited donald trump from the event, he hasn't disinvited him from being his endorsee in this race. what is the latest where you are? >> no, he hasn't unendorsed him yet like many others have. this is an annual event where it just worked out that trump was going to be invited here. the trump campaign had asked paul ryan if they could figure out some event to appear together, and this was it. this was the one. the unity i vent f y event, fir together on the stage. of course, that didn't work out's we saw today, 700, 800 people that showed up, and most of them seemed to applaud paul ryan whe

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adam lembke lem-key and connor kubiak are seniors at waukesha west. lembke says his family is friends with the family of 10-year-old andrew ounkham. with the schools blessing, the two were among the students allowed to join the search for ounkham, who wandered into a cornfield near his home sunday. lembke says he and kubiak were about a mile into the cornfield when they say the boy came around a corner and walked right past them. i yelled his name and he was a good ten feet behind us and he names andrew, hes wearing the right clothes so we knew it was him. lembke says the boys appreciate the kind words theyve gotten since but he doesnt think they were heroic. he believes, with the amount of people out looking, someone was gonna find andrew. hes just glad they were able to get to him before anything bad happened. kim and jessob. back to you. considered a crime scene. it's still unknown what sparked the blaze-- destroying empty school buses in the town of merton. fox6s madleine anderson has more on the fire and the impact he had on local students. a day

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adam lembke lem-key and connor kubiak are seniors at waukesha west. lembke says his family is friends with the family of 10-year-old andrew ounkham. with the schools blessing, the two were among the students allowed to join the search for ounkham, who wandered into a cornfield near his home sunday. lembke says he and kubiak were about a mile into the cornfield when they say the boy came around a corner good ten feet behind us and he turned around so i thought his names andrew, hes wearing the right clothes so we knew it was him. lembke says the boys appreciate the kind words theyve gotten since but he doesnt think they were heroic. he believes, with the amount of people out looking, someone was gonna find andrew. hes just glad they were able to get to him before anything bad happened. the news of course bringing a ton of relief for an his mom was watching andrew ride his scooter outside their home sunday afternoon. she briefly went inside-- and he disappeared. you know you think im going to find him because hes done this before and then you think wher

and often times, like i said, kids are lemmings. it's a way to push those boundaries and think what would i do? how would i experience that? >> i'd like to circle all the way back to your introductory remarks about how this is more than about books, it's about websites and lots of other things. there are definitely things on the web that i think most people shouldn't see including me. there's a larger set of things i don't want my-year-old to see. but we are really struggling with what to do in schools and libraries and in other places that make internet available to the public about this. we have big problems. one is that we don't have filtering technology that works. there's like a not a basement big enough that you could fill it with enough prudes that they can look at all the webpages and decide what the world should see and no one is ever going to construct regular expressions so perfect that it will only last the good sites in and the bad ones through. we did a study where we took the top 100 terms from the comic curriculum an

we're not lemmings, i guess voters would want to say. i think that we will see a lot of split tickets this year. now, as donald trump, if he continues this slide, if his momentum keeps going this direction, it just makes that harder and harder not just because of, you know, will voters vote for a single party, but the question is will republicans show up at all? that's where someone like paul ryan can help a down ballot candidate, by telling republicans in that area, you do need to go to the polls even if you feel very uncomfortable or unhappy with the presidential race. you still need to show up for everyone else. >> all right. 18 days left until election day. cbs news hour political correspondent lisa desjardins, thank you so much for being with us. ♪ >>> we turn now to the south bay and a closely watched contest to represent silicon valley in congress. eight term congressman mike honda is facing a second challenge from attorney ro khanna. honda narrowly beat kahn na two years ago. now kahn na, also a democrat, is highly a lengthy hous

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adam lembke lem-key and connor kubiak... two seniors at waukesha west... were part of the group of high schoolers allowed to join the search for andrew ounkham. it was a search that hit especially close to home for lembke - whose family is friends with the 10 year old's. lembke says he and kubiak were roughly a mile into the came around a corner and walked right past them. i yelled his name and he was a good ten feet behind us and he turned around so i thought his names andrew, hes wearing the right clothes so we kinda knew it was him. lembke says the boys appreciate the kind words theyve gotten since...but he doesnt think they were heroic. he believes, with the amount of people out looking, someone was bound to find andrew. hes just glad they were able to get to him before it got any later. police say overall... search for andrew. new at 6:30 - police in madison are investigating a sexual assault... that happened right off u-w's campus. police say they were called to a parking ramp off state street to break up a fight... and that's when they discovered a

it is up lems their income.ut at the height of the shale boom it made many farmers here millionaires. but oil prices tanked. reinforcing fears of government overregulation, and a middle east oil glut, and mr. trump tapped in >> we're going to not let the epa destroy our companies for natural gas and shale and all other things. not going to let it happen. >> when donald trump said he wants to make this, the united states energy independent, that really resonates here. >> i can't imagine why any american wouldn't -- why that wouldn't resonate with any american. why would we need to depend on anything? i'm not saying we need to be a closed society, but independence of your own destiny is a pretty powerful thing. >> first of all, hillary clinton claimed during the second presidential debate that america is already energy independent. in fact, three quarters of all oil consumed in the united states produced domestically. >> we are now for the first time ever energy independent. we are not dependent upon the middle ea

this is "cnn tonight," i'm don lem lemon. hillary clinton and donald trump go head-to-head sunday night in st. louis, but who has the advantage in the town hall format with live questions from the audience? and will clinton or trump make a course correction after last night's vice presidential debate. plus, tens of millions in the path of aic killer hurricane. will matthew be the worst storm to hit florida in more than 20 years. >>> first donald trump out on the campaign trail taking aim at hillary clinton on obamacare. let's get to jim acosta. >> reporter: don was taking somewhat of a bit of a victory lap. he was also trying to get on message at a rally he went to the legislate ofachievement, former president bill clinton described it as a crazy program. >> you can imagine that beautiful home in west chester and he said, hillary, how was your day? oh, did he suffer. a big part of her campaign is obamacare. big part. and she wants to double up and double down and she wants it to go e-- i mean, this woman doesnt know what the

this is "cnn tonight," i'm don lem lemon.ht, as part of the investigation of the sexting and coming from at least one device, shared by abedin and weiner, according to a law enforcement official. what's in those messages? and will we find out before election day? we just don't know so let's get right now to cnn justice correspondent evan perez. evan thank you for joi

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majority of the republican political elite and the republican political vanguard fell behind like lemmingsagain, on this candidate, that an astronaut standing on the surface of the moon could tell so clearly, richard, was unqualified for president. and that's where the reckoning now begins. the question now is not who's going to win campaign 2016, it's who was with donald trump and who was against him on the republican party when they had an opportunity to speak out against him. it is also a record of historical shame, i might add, historical shame, that this total opposition of the republican party against the backdrop of the nation's first minority president, would happen on the brink of the election of the nation's first female president. this is not going to be forgotten by the history books. >> to all three of you, we just got another tweet that came in from donald trump. and in that tweet, you see it here, the media and establishment want me out of the race so badly, i will never drop out of the race, will never let my supporters down. that just in from donald trump, as you can see,

this is "cnn tonight," i'm don lem lemon.gling with female voters, a candidate whose second debate against hillary clinton is in just two days. the news could hardly be worse. donald trump caught on tape bragging about being able to forcibly grope women because he's, quote, a star. his language, raw, and obscene, just imagine anybody much less a presidential candidate talking this way about your mother, your

this is "cnn tonight," i'm don lem lemon. for a candidate struggling with female voters, a candidate whose second debate against hillary clinton is in just two days. the news could hardly be worse. donald trump caught on tape bragging about being able to forcibly grope women because he's, quote, a star. his language, raw, and obscene, just imagine anybody much less a presidential candidate talking this way about your mother, your wife, your daughter, or you. >> when you're a star they let do you it. you can do anything. >> whatever you want. >> grab them by the -- do anything. >> that is just one moment from the tape published today by the "washington post." extraordinary audio from 2005. donald trump in a lewd conversation with billy bush who was then an access hollywood host. the language throughout is obscene and repugnent, but it's important for to you hear it for yourself. >> she's still very beautiful. >> i'm moved on her. she was down on palm beach. i moved on her and i failed. i did [ bleep ] she was married. and i mo

this is "cnn tonight," i'm don lem lemon. weiner's e-mails being reviewed tonight, as part of the investigation of the sexting and coming from at least one device, shared by abedin and weiner, according to a law enforcement official. what's in those messages? and will we find out before election day? we just don't know so let's get right now to cnn justice correspondent evan perez. evan thank you for joining us, you obtained the letter director james comey sent to fbi employees explaining his decision and here it is. it says, this morning i sent a letter to congress in connection to the secretary clinton e-mail investigation. yesterday the investigative team briefed me with seeking access to e-mails that have recent lee been found in an unrelated case. because those e-mails appear torpertineto torto be pertinent to our investigation i believe we should take appropriate steps to obtain and review them. of course we don't ordinarily tell congress about ongoing investigations but here i feel an obligation to do so given that i t

then an afternoon high will be realized around 68 degrees, that will be pretty common around the al lem rock area through alviso, rose garden area around 70. i'm going with an outside number of 70 across the santa clara valley, 60s and 70s common around the peninsula today. notice the 60s around the rim of the bay. that's about 5 degrees below where we should be for this time of the year. 60s with the cloud cover and a west wind in the pacifica area back into colma into daly city, 60s and low 70s will be common away from the bay into our inland area. take a look at the next few days because we will see some warming beginning with tomorrow, seasonal highs by wednesday and then a classic autumn offshore push on thursday all the way through the weekend. that's a look at your back-to- work and back-to-school forecast. we've got sports coming up next. what's cool about your school? >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, could the raiders grab first place all to themselves and colin kaepernick regains his starting job. the question after yesterday is for how long? coming up. >>> and what is

elaine,lem with this, is that is exactly what we did 10 years ago and it put our economy in the deepest recession since the 1930's. the trump plan would cost $3.5 million jobs. and donald trump, why would he do this? because his tax plan helps him. if he ever met his promise and gave his tax returns to the american public like he said he would, we would see just how much his economic plan is really a trump-first plan. elaine: the new york times released part of mr. trump's 1995 tax returns and reported he could have avoided paying several income taxes for years. mr. trump said he brilliantly used the laws to pay as little ties as legally possible. does that seem fair to you? gov. pence: first of all, i appreciate the "you are hired," "you are fired" thing. you've used that a lot. what you all just heard out there is more taxes, $2 trillion in more spending, more deficits, more debt, more government, and if you think that is all worth it, look at the other side of the table. the policies of this administration, which hillary clinton and senator kaine want to continue, have run this econo

shared lem really is productivity. eak productivity could be a measuring problem.e the rise in these new devices we have on our smart don't make us any more productive, yet more entertaining. which one is it? whether we're just measuring differently or whether we have a problem. a suggests there could be combination of things. professor measure classes? what about the dentist? if he sees ten patients instead 20 is she less productive. >> there seems to be something on.ger going >> professor thank you very much. more. continue this afternoon a conversation with a dissenter. mester of the cleveland indians dissenting 3:15 p.m. this afternoon. this is bloomberg. >> pulling the brexit trigger. he prime minister said she'll invoke article 50 by the end of march next year. >> deutsche bank drama. lender looks to cut 1,000 jobs as it faces fresh charges in italy. for trump.imes he won release any new tax information in response to avoided his ve federal income tax year for almost two decades. welcome to bloomberg. starting to form brexit.the >> these people are believing