janet: let' s start with sunday football. fantasy football -- i should say fantasy sports games -- should be regulated. the question is, should they also be taxed? beyond what they are now? gov. baker: let' s remember -- it is important for the public to remember this -- if you win playing one of these games and you live in massachusetts, you are taxed on what you win. draft kings is a corporation are untaxed, unregulated -- they are businesses. they have to comply with all the rules everybody else does. i' m interested in hearing what the attorney general has to say based on her conversations with draft kings about consumer protections, because for me, this is a new business, new industry, it kind of came out of nowhere. it involves many, many different kinds of games and sports , and it is a relatively unusual contest. bravo to the kids who decided to take this thing and turn it into something big. that is very entrepreneurial. but i am concerned about the consumer protection peace and that is what i am primarily interested

let' s get you to the roads. the weather is quiet. up. olessa: this is the express lane starting to tap the brake s. north of town a car fire 495 northbound by route 133. lane closure in andover. no problems on the pike. so far, so good on 95. route 3, a delay at the braintree split. randy: breaking news, an overnight fire put dozens of people out in the cold. emily: the eyeopener' s sera congi is live in lynn with the latest in this investigation. sera: 31 people are displaced, including seven children. you can see what happened to their homes. the fire on the top two floors of this building. flames broke out on the second floor. the three alarm fire it was into the walls within minutes of firefighters getting here. everyone got out safely. 2 people had to be taken out by ladder. no one was injured. one of the residents who lived here tells me that everyone was tightknit. there were a lot of families in this home. the smoke and fire alarms were working. the cause is under investigation. live in lynn, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. >> a fi

let' s take a look at the maps. still some delays on route 1a heading toward the airport off mcclellan highway, just after pennington street. overnight work crews are still in the process of picking up. give yourself a little extra time heading through the airport coming out of revere or anywhere from the north shore area. route three is a nice ride, same with 24. 93 is getting a little as he heading into the braintree split, with some pockets on the expressway up toward columbia road. free and easy, a four-minute ride into the weston tolls. we' randy: the eye' s jim lokay on the scene where police are searching for a killer. jim: this is usually a high traffic area -- a lot of things, supermarkets, restaurants. the hope is that there will be police and the search for killers. this is the scene last night, right off western avenue. police got the call late last night and were told a guy in his 30' s was shot and killed, found in the street. later on there were reports that the shooter ran across the avenue to a park

let' s get to the maps. the crashes northbound 93. southbound side may pick up stop and stare delays. south of they are, you are in good shape. 93 south, pass route 24 and the pike opening up. construction clearing by newton corner. trains and buses starting on schedule. erika: breaking overnight, new details after three people are stabbed inside a boston grocery store. we' re now learning this all may have started over a dog. emily: the eye' s sera congi is live in west roxbury with the breaking developments. sera: all three people went to the hospital, including the owner of familia grocery on grove street. he is hoping to open the store this morning. his employee is also out of the hospital. this unfolded late last night. a man came into the store and got into an argument over bringing his dog inside. that man left half an hour later. >> he brandished a knife and made a statement something like -- give me something. sera: police say the suspect and the owner struggled with that knife before another employ

let' s take you back to the scene on carver road. that' s where police say a driver hit that bicyclist and took off. this happened around 10:00 last night. but police crews were on the scene for hours, reconstructing the crash looking for clues. we do not have a description of we' re working to gather more information on the crash and how the victim is doing. whoever was driving. we will keep you updated. randy: a hardwood couple is expected back in court in the case of extreme child abuse. a child was found beaten and starved in his father' s home over the summer. the father and his girlfriend are charged with five felonies, including assault and battery. emily: police are releasing a sketch of a man they say sexually assaulted a student. police say it happened near a garage and this morning they are stepping up patrols. the 18-year-old victim first met her attacker on kik. she agreed to meet him at a campus building on monday and that is when he assaulted her. students say the increase in attacks is disturbing. >> everyone is talkin

let' s clear that up once and for all. what is the temperature on the trading floor and what is the thesis behind that? mr. haynes: i don' t know the exact temperature but it is in the 60' s. we keep it cold because -- gary: i happen to love it. mr. haynes: people say it is cold because the lexical, but everybody likes it. -- because steve likes it cold, but everybody likes it. gary: is there a cause and effect between better investing performance and cold temperature? mr. haynes: i think it keeps it a little more turkey, keeps everyone more awake. i don' t know if they need that gary: there were deep sec vets that became the most popular item. -- vests. is it a cutthroat culture? mr. haynes: i thought that is what i came into, but it is not true at all and it is even less true now. our turnover, involuntary turnover, i think the industry averages something like 20%. our average for portfolio managers is under 10% and the average is under 5%. the numbers are there. it is a collaborative culture. where the ends were competi

karen: let' s talk about allinea ' s past and present efforts to acquire housing and create communities. duane: our effort is to build the first housing for use in -- for youth aging out of the foster care system in boston. that is when we are literally tied together on. we appreciate the contributions of wcvb. karen: we enjoy working with you on it. duane: allinea , i' ve had a long history running architectural practice and doing thousands of units for the city of boston. obtaining greater control of housing production and real 2007 or 2006. i have been in the roxbury professional career. it is a community that is very close to my heart. i have tried to build a diverse port folio of homeownership and rental housing. karen: tellis whitey parmalee acquisition is such an exciting project. it happened about a year ago. with the project. i was established as a 1996. i managed it through the tax credit compliance period in 2005-ish. the investor services thought i it. the project was in default, which was part of the problem. we could restructure it in such a way that it would become a viab

s. lots of sunshine, though, and some clouds by tomorrow evening. let me show you the future cast on everything. the rain is still well to the south and east. but by wednesday at 10:00 p.m., -- by wednesday at 10:00, showers are indicating the rain could get here as early as late morning. by lunchtime into the evening commute, heavy rain is ongoing. also gusty wind associated with this warm front, and milder conditions. heavy rain, very high in terms of storm impact, and gusty winds also. there could be minor flooding with this one. the good thing is, once we get through this as we had toured, let' s say, friday -- or excuse me, thursday first. you know there is a patriots game at home and buy kickoff at 8:30 p.m., it will be mostly cloudy and temperatures in the upper 50' s. t forget to turn your clocks act one hour as daylight savings -- back one hour as night as well. [bellringing] hundreds gathered to sea. the ship the all thorough e --l faro disappeared at sea hurricane. sharing memories and heartache. >> we all loved jeffrey so much and will miss

let' s listen to what he had to say. maryo yor walsh: we are talking about looking at every single space in every single building in our city. janet: $1 billion is a large number. the bulk of this money will have to come from the state capital budget. with every school district in massachusetts clamoring for its share of the money, what' s the argument that boston deserves such a big chunk? dr. chang: i would say the vast majority of schools here in boston were built at the turn of the last century. we have a lot of schools that are in disrepair. we have schools that need to be upgraded to match the educational programs we need in the 21st century. janet: there is always this battle between suburban schools, springfield schools -- vying for that money. do you think that boston has not gotten its share of the money and now needs to catch up? dr. chang: i can' t really speak to what has happened in the past. i do know in boston we serve 80% of students in poverty, students who are very needy. and they need to come to schoo

let' s get to our top stories. school officials in nashua will meet with parents today after a threatening note was found at nashua high school north. officials say the student' s list had 17 names on it. derry residents will head to the polls today for a special election. this comes after controversial budget cuts were made by the and today, the 2016 democratic candidates for president take the stage for their first debate in las vegas. every candidate on the ticket is set to take part tonight. so we had beautiful weather over the weekend, but it will not continue today. kevin: we start off with clear skies in the north country early this morning. fog and a couple of light showers and central parts of the state. in southern areas, you can see pockets of rain making her way northward. it looks like that will be centered around southeastern new hampshire for the middle of the morning commute and then this morning. the front through western parts the state late this afternoon and this evening. 40 still or 50' s early,

let' s take a closer look at stronger storms. mike: it is interesting, a little bit of light rain and the storms are moving so fast. moving northeast at about 50 miles per hour. the focus is along the south shore. you can see just passing 44 to offshore. i' providence. this will be in mansfield 15 minutes. when the downpours come through winds. re watching this area tracking its way up the southeastern part of the state. there is a band of showers to the west. we will be monitoring that. lots of areas to keep an eye on. the roadways are wet. how are things out there? olessa: a little tricky. here' s a look at the pike by allston brighton. north of town watching a few problem spots. 495, jackknifed tractor-trailer. 495 southbound by 110, an accident. a crash and spin out route to eastbound. south of town not dealing with any of that construction. a crash cleared away eastbound on the stir. trains and buses on schedule. randy: four minutes after 5:00. right now a man is under arrest. , just a few words got him hauled emily: the eye

let' s go. jason: head coach keith jones leading his team into a huge conference matchup with the pioneers. >> i' m whitey robbins, captain of the 1943 foot all team and graduated from portsmouth high and 1944. three cheers for whitey! [laughter] you' re watching friday night football. jason: 88 years young and still he clippard sand. division iii off this weekend so a fairly light schedule. biggest upset of the season so far. 14-0 winnacunnet to start a first half. connecting with kayden baillargeon to get them on the board. in the fourth quarter, a sweep pass, but he will be picked off by nicholas kuns. the winnacunnet defense comes up big. a few plays later, a bad exchange in the backfield. winnacunnet adds a field goal and the warriors when 70-7. mike lewis ran for 144 yards. dr. division i. -- now to division i. joe eichman takes it in for a couple of yards out. jake stevens has his pass batted right into the arms of david wheaton failed. turns into a huge game for the lancers. that drive s

time let' s overcast skies at times. a couple of light showers scooted through. kind of busy out there in market square. time ago. as we go closer and closer into late fall, we get a bump in those temperatures. tomorrow, that surge of late-season warmth is going to blast in. one is a warm front moving through right now with a couple scattered showers. the other is a cool front that will signal a dip in the temperature. by then, temperatures drop to or below the norm. right now, showers through the upper valley. not much happening south and east of the lakes region. next 2, 3, 4 hours. by early morning, we should get a bit of a break, especially in the north country. by afternoon, this cool front approaches. temperature wise, right now, holding on to 40' s and lower 50' s. the normal high this time of year, mid-to-upper 50' s. we are close to that. that indicates a warm overnight. tomorrow, in between the two fronts, all of this moves on in. 60' s and very low 70' s. as we turn the page thursday night into friday, we are talking about much cooler air in the northe

let' s check the roads. erika: we are starting things off with the express a which is been a problem. olessa: the northbound side is moving away by the gas tank. as you travel south, we are watching a crash on route three at the braintree split. 24 is slow approaching an accident by 128 northbound. clearing and overturn car on northbound 95. two accidents on braintree to boston. we are still watching the jackknifed tractor-trailer on 495 south. an accident is clearing by spring street and 93 south from wilmington to the connector but the trains and buses are on schedule. randy: right now investigators are trying to figure out how a military blimp broke loose in maryland and landed in pennsylvania. the high tech blimp was developed and built by waltham based raytheon, part of a multi billion dollar military program. the unmanned balloon flew for hours yesterday, carrying highly sensitive equipment and knocking into trees and power lines. emily: right now, renewed calls for change after a new report documents

winter is not here yet. >> let' s check the rest of your trip. overnight construction is gone. pike. north of shape. randy: an electrical short fire, that' s forced about 40 people out of their homes. the flames broke out on harrison avenue in boston' s chinatown last night. two people were treated for smoke inhalation but will be o.k. the fire was out by 9:00. a demolition contractor is going to prison for this deadly building collapse in philadelphia. yesterday a jury found griffin campbell guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the 2013 disaster, that killed 6 people. another 13 were hurt. during the trial, people who knew campbell testified he told them about a shaky free standing wall, before it collapsed onto a salvation army thrift store. emily: mashpee' s school superintendent could face charges for allegedly going inside a student' s home uninvited. superintendent brian hyde is accused of entering the home, and rummaging through the student' s belongings, to see if she was a legitimate mashpee resident. hyde claims he was invited in. polic

let' s check out the roads, a live look at i kevin: for a look -93. at the morning drive here in the granite state we' re joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. good morning deb. ,deb: 93 looks good in both directions but we have a headache in the bedford-manchester area on 101 eastbound at 114. an accident and clarifier has the intersection closed. traffic is backing up. seeing some delays on the westbound side, even though the intersection is open, due to onlooker traffic. authorities asking you to avoid 101 eastbound if you can. manchester, as is the everett turnpike through the bedford tolls. route 3 in massachusetts is slow at the lowell connector as you make your way to trouble cove road. brought to you by peters honda, nissan and kia of nashua. i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: let' s get back to the breaking news out of somersworth. crews are on the scene of a deadly fire. erin: the fire broke out late last night at a home at 15 indigo hill road. ray brewer joins us live from the scene now with the latest details. ray: the state fire ma

let' s get you out to the roads. we have got a ways to go. olessa: eventually you will do with maybe some sun glare. for now, in good shape. there is route one. some of those delays are building. let' s get to the maps and see the travel times. route 3 from weymouth to braintree. it is 15-20 on the expressway to boston. the pike looks good. 93 southbound building delays. once again, from 125 in wilmington, that volume stays there. so far, the trains and buses are doing ok. emily: it is a crime that rocked a community and devastated the family of a young high school teacher. in just hours, a jury will be picked in this high profile murder trumpet erika: -- murder trial. sera? sera: philip chism is charged with raping and murdering his math teacher at danvers high school two years ago. he is 16, but is being tried as an adult. this is a case that has garnered national attention. he was in the ninth grade at the time. had just moved to danvers from tennessee. teacher many have remembered as talented and kind, always caring about her students. le

let' s get over to the maps and see what else is going on. as we make your way south, that crash on 24 south in bridgewater still out there by route 106. the northbound side picking up delays from 495. it stays heavy to 128. 225 to the brain street split. 128 south at route 37, there is still a crash there. braintree to boston. pike eastbound stop and go. there is an accident by route 9. is heavy from 495 to 128. 93 south heavy out of pursuing -- out of pursuing -- emily: new information after a new york city police officer is gun down. randy: antoinette antonio is he with what we know now. antoinette: officer randolph holder was killed last night after police say he was shot in the head while chasing a suspect. the 33-year-old and his partners were responding to a report of shots fired in manhattan' s east harlem neighborhood. police say the suspect opened fired on officers when they confronted him. holder was pronounced dead at the hospital. the house back -- the suspect along with three other men were taken into custody. holder is the fo u

let' s just enjoy the 70' s while we have it. jc: great. phil: i will enjoy it. on chronicle tonight - eye candy. things that look so good - they' ll make your mouth water. jc: shayna seymour gives us a taste by visiting harvest restaurant in cambridge where they' re putting an adult spin on dessert. shayna: in 2013, food and wine named him the best pastry chef. his seasonal concoctions are known for being packed with robust flavor. >> it is my opportunity to take the skill and take it to the next level and make things more architectural, more visually appealing, but i did not want to lose textures or flavors. just a little bit of honey meringue -- sha his peanut butter and jelly sandwich includes a fruit rollup. toasted brioche, drizzled cream, berries, and all of oil plums. >> you will be confused, but it will be a good confusion because it' s exciting. it will remind you of being a kid and eating a peanut butter jelly sandwich but it will not look anything like that. a little caramel corn -- shayna: he says surprising customers is part of the fun. >> i want th

`let' s not discuss that. `kevin: if you had out early this `clear skies. s `up north and right around 40 `from a test her out to the `coast. `day for most and into the `afternoon, temperatures will be `close to the mid autumn `averages, right around 60 for `southern areas, mid-50' s up `north and that is very close to `where we land in the afternoon `with a light southwesterly `breeze. `as you will notice, any early `fog will give way to a good deal `of sunshine. `you will notice several systems, `one for tomorrow morning, one `for saturday morning, then the `coolest in the air with this `next batch continues to rotate `in for sunday and monday. `temperatures out there right `now, anywhere from the lower s, closer to the s. `down to the freezing mark in `lower valleys. `a few spots up north going on `this morning. `certainly, looks like over the `next four to five days, `temperatures even colder than `this as we have a batch of `colder air coming out of canada. `high temperatures making their `way back from th

let' s relive just a little bit of it with our time lapse photography. this is looking towards mount washington today, some cirrus clouds lighting up that foliage. temperatures are still warm out there at the moment after reaching highs like this, 78 degrees in berlin and manchester. those are the two highest readings. a lot of other places, mid-to-upper 70' s. amazing for columbus day. no records. the record, 87 for concord. t get near it. that the type of whether you would typically see for this through the 50' s. we kind of hit the brakes after we get lower than this. s we go, but clouds will start moving in into as the mild air in place. it' clear skies have carved out much of new england right now. it stays that way for several hours, but there are two systems we' re watching that will bring us clouds and a few shower chances. one is off to our west with a cold front. that brings cooler air behind it. this swirling, spinning area follows on wednesday with the risk of a shower or two. you smaller system riding up the coast, that will bring us some cl

let' s start. southeastern massachusetts, we have a flood warning to pass along. we have had heavy rain come through. these storms are moving rapidly. there is a tropical element to these storms. to the west, this will weaken before it moves in. the individual elements are coming up from the south. east. -- the whole line is pivoting east. connecticut. state, two inches of rain. downpours will be with us for the next few hours. exiting between 8:00 and 10:00 p.m. throughout your commute, we will deal with the downpours. the wind is the other part of the storm. they will diminish this afternoon. we are hanging on to the wind advisory until 10:00 this morning, some stronger storms could pull down stronger wind warwick, rhode island, gusting to 57. the wind right now continues to gust 40 -- 30 to 40 miles per hour. strong southerly wind has brought up tropical moisture and warmth. it is 70 degrees in boston. s to near 70 on the north shore. low 70' s in many areas this afternoon. the southerly wind shifts to the southwest at 10 to 25 miles per hour. hanging on to deb

let' s take a look at what is happening right now. we are in the 40' s and 50' s already this morning. merrimack valley, low 40' s. mid 40' s in nashua and lawrence. temperatures today will warm into the low 60' s. notice a couple of showers out there, especially north of route two. through the morning hours. into the afternoon, we will dry out. kids heading to the school bus this morning might need a rain jacket because there might be a spot of showers around. by the right home, and excel sun and clouds. olessa: looking good behind me. let' s get to the map and check the rest of the right. late running construction projects this morning. one on logan, south of town, 128 and route 109. it is backing things up to great point out. no issues on 93 southbound traveling to the hampshire. schedule. we' re following in boston. a teen takes a dangerous fall overnight. randy: the eye' s sera congi is at the scene in mission hill with what we know right now. sera: randy and emily, we are here on hillside avenue where you can see it happened on t

emily: let' s get you right over to the eyeopener' s antoinette antonio. she' s following the breaking developments. antoinette: officer randolph holder was killed late last night after police say he was shot in the head while chasing a suspect. the 33-year-old and his partners were responding to a report of shots fire in manhattan' s east harlem neighborhood. police say the suspect opened fire on officers when they confronted him. holder was struck, pronounced dead later at the hospital. city leaders say the loss is a huge blow to the community. >> mourning a man who gave his us, and we are humbled by officer randolph hill older' s examples, is example of service and courage, and sacrifice. antoinette: the suspect was tracked down several blocks away from the shooting. three other men were also taken into custody for questioning. holder was a five-year veteran of the force. he is the 4th new york city police officer murdered in the line of duty in the last 11 months. randy: right now, police are searching for the driver accused of hitting a man on the roa

let' s ve on. the speakership and the house of john boehner is leaving nobodyee twa this to how important is it that republicans show unity and get som t up the? mr. pa: it is very important. the fact that paul ryan has indicated he is willing and i think he is running is a good thing for the party. we do not have the presidency so when you do not have the presidency -- right now we do not have a nominee -- eventually the nominee wi bth f athe country identifies with the republican party. paul rya thtn. lines and noju bld consensus among republicans but work with democrats. that is one of the reahe has be rucncbeushe was to see government work. as i do. josh: we will see a lot in new hampshire. mr. pataki: file is a beautiful time to be here. sh the leaves are starting to fall. mr. pataki: i do not mind the winter. i' m the lyanda w c south to get to new mp josh: thank you very much. best of luck moving forward. we will be back with abc news' political director we will look at how joe biden' decisi

let' s get to the maps. an accident still has two lanes blocked. another crash on 128 northbound by route one. eastbound on the pike you are heavy as well. another accident i route 16. a crash on 93 southbound in wilmington. so far the trains and buses are running on schedule. i think winter is over. cindy: temperatures around 50 degrees. 49 in boston this morning. you may want a light jacket. it is going to be windy, milder in the 60' s. a few showers across parts of northern massachusetts and a few off to the last. cannot rule out a sprinkle up to the merrimack valley. the threat will be with us north of the pike until about lunchtime. sunshine developing and the temperatures respond. highs of about four in boston. lower 60' s on the cape. up to 45 miles per hour. more of a north easterly wind tomorrow with temperatures in the upper 50' s. could be a few showers on thursday. we do cool it down on friday with highs in the 50' s. emily: thank you and have a

erika: let' s get right to the eyeopener' s sera congi. she' s live in west roxbury right now. sera: you can see the grocery the incident began with a fight over a dog late last night at the familia grocery on grove street. police say a man went into the t bring it in. the man left, but police say he returned with a knife, ready to attack. the suspect went behind the that' s when the fight began. another employee also got into the struggle. all three were left with stab wounds and taken to the hospital but are expected to survive. this morning the store owner deterrent -- returns here. he says he' s hoping to open the store at 8:00 this morning. his employee who was also hur is alsot out of the hospital. reporting live this morning in west roxbury. erika: other stories we' re following right now. firefighters say the air is safe after this huge warehouse fire in oxford. but investigators are still trying to determine exactly what was in the lumber re-purposing company, and how the flames started. emily: an update to the search for two missing roommates from manchester, new hamp

let' s see. i think i will. >> and 30 years of law enforcement i have not seen this. erika: a police officer used his personal periscope to track the woman down. she' s now charged with dui after failing several sobriety tests, and refusing a breathalyzer. social media giant twitter is slashing more than 300 jobs, in an effort to cut costs. the new ceo plans to lay-off 336 employees, in order to keep the struggling company competitive. the cutbacks, announced today, affect about 8% of twitter' s 4,100 workers. major changes coming to embattled car manufacturer volkswagen, following an emissions scandal revealed last month. vw announcing today it is changing to a new diesel emissions technology. that' s after fallout from the scandal over cars equipped with computer software that allowed vehicles to evade u.s. emissions tests. the company says it also plans to cut $1.1 billion dollars in annual investment spending. emily: there is an initial agreement today that would create the world' s largest beer company. budweiser brewer anheuser-busch inbev has agreed to pay more

let' s take a look at your morning ride. we are trying we are joined by deb: we have overnight roadwork wrapping up in the concord area. the left lane is closed. give yourself some extra time. we are also looking at areas apache, dekes fog -- dense fog, and patchy. 293 between exits five and three watch for lane ships. that will continue through the middle of november. the turnpike not seeing a lot of delays down to nashua. am deb davidson. corner office, governor maggie washington. wmur was the first report yesterday that she could likely challenge senator kelly ayotte hassan pointed to her successes as governor. and ayotte responded by say she looks forward to a spirited year' s race for governor? ray brewer has a look at who is considering a run. ray: good morning. with maggie hassan' s announcement, the race for governor is certainly wide open. aisle are lining up. executive council chris sununu is also in the race. and will likely face stiff competition. frank able blue is exporting -- is exploring a run and jeb bradley

let' s see how we are looking. olessa: just volume. delays starting to build. 24. 95, some delays approaching 128 split. the pike looks good. 495 to little bit of volume and delays approaching --. the branch dealing with delays. emily: new trouble for uber this morning over passenger safety. s antoinette antonio is live in boston with the lawsuit the ride share antoinette: this morning, two women are taking on the company, accusing uber of neglect and fraud after they were allegedly sexually assaulted by drivers. the lawsuit involves two different cases. one in boston back in february, where a driver was charged with indecent assault after allegedly taking off with a woman, taking her offer route and attacking her. the other incident happened in south carolina with similar allegations. the lawsuit calls on uber to mandate tamperproof video cameras in cars and give customers the option of choosing a female driver and mandate fingerprint-based background checks. uber has issued a statement saying its thoughts are with the victims in thes

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

josh: let' s move forward. talking about tone a little bit, you said alderman craig may have good ideas, you have not heard any. is that true, is there really no common ground? mr. gatsas: she sat beside me for six years with ideas i brought forward. i brought a toy for nine doar savings th renegotiation of the verizon wireless -- i brought a 24 million dollars savings with renegotiationsf the vezowile contract. i brought a renegotiation that changed the police station and municipal complex, sheed it. there are many things that she voted for. i looktns sayiotblto workitlethe aisle and i say i have brought proposals forward that for six years she voted for. is common ground between the two of us. the difference comes to where we are today and the neef couny. our education system is failing. we have a serious crime issue in our city and a heroinp when i think back about my service in the city as a school board member and as a current aldermen, i never thought i would be running for mayor. i could not sit back any

it' s a blustery fall day. let it out to the roads. kevin: at least it' s friday. sky 5, eastbound delays are all jammed up green we are talking about a 12 mile backup. let' s go to the maps. this is before 128. those delays are all the way back to root nine. that is a 12 mile backup. it' s going to take a while for that to thin out. the expressways all jammed up. it' s about 20 minutes to get out of the split. up to the north, from 129 down to the city. emily: we are following several pristine stories. we are at the scene of a deadly shooting. jim: they are looking at surveillance video to find out who pulled the trigger. this happened on calvert street. the investigation took a couple of hours. you get a sense of where this is. this is a very busy shopping center bite off western avenue. a manages history' s was found on the pavement. the gunman ran to the parking lot. it will right before midnight and most of the businesses were closed there is no word on motive for potential suspect area --. emily: also breaking, at least 42 people are dead following a fiery bu

first, let' s talk about the weather. yesterday started off great. kevin: today, we will cool back into the east. coming with that will be quite a few more clouds is a warm front crosses the state. temperatures are fairly mild early this morning thanks to the clouds building in keeping you lit on temperatures moving too far, too fast. temperatures are in the 40' s to near 50 degrees, but the 50' s to near 60 are about where we will land. as far as the forecast is concerned, we will have much more coming up. sean: we are following some breaking news out of somersworth. one person is dead after a two erin: the fire broke out late last night at a home at indigo hill road. scene. ray brewer does live with more details. ray: we are here at 15 indigo hill road. you can see the firefighters and police and numbers of the fire marshall' s office are still here. the fire was reported at about 11:30 left night. there were a total of three people home at the time. two managed to get home at the time. the third person was trapped on the third -- second floor. fir

let' s get right to newscenter 5' s pam cross who was inside the courtroom today, pam? >> the judge said his decision was based on the crime, not on the text messages that followed. he said: should have known better. -- oh when -- owen should have >> i am sentencing you as a human being who has been convicted of five crimes. pam: among the most compelling statements, the victim speaking on tape to the court. we have distorted her voice. >> what he did to me , i would be better off dead. i am living as a victim of rape, and it' s terrible to say, but now i know a people don' t come forward. pam: just before the judge returned with a the sentence, labrie crossed himself at the table and appeared to pray. the prosecution had asked for seven years in state prison. in stead, the judge gave him he must register as a sex offender, something his attorney called a life sentence. we will hear more from the victim and her parents. labrie has left the courthouse. his attorney is talking to reporters. phil: more breaking news. police on the scene of this crash on route 1 in wrentham

let' s check on the stories trending on the eye-opener this morning. randy: a texas woman receives a new home with a personal touch. a corporal who lost both legs in 2010 when he stepped on an ied in afghanistan received a purple heart for his service. volunteers have given him a new home. you see these special messages. they are written by neighbors and loved ones on the studs of the house. they are going to the inside the house once the home is finished. emily: astronauts are gearing up for a spacewalk today. nasa astronaut scott kelly is one of the two who will head outside of the iss for a 6.5 hour walk. randy: an ohio artist creating impressive work from pumpkins. she turned them into celebrities. betty white, miley cyrus. she created what she calls a trumpkin here. donald trump. she says the giant pumpkins take about 10 hours to create. pretty creative. also this morning, a fashion show in france unlike any other. emily: the surprising material involved in the designs probably will spoil it for it hits store shelves. hey mom, i could use some bas

let us do our job. our job is to provide analytics and evaluating the market and your family' s needs. anthony: would you advise me to buy in a market like this? elliot: you do not want to give a quick answer to that. i do not know the 360 view of your family and business. gary: you are in an environment when they get their statements. shelley: the s&p 500 and dow yet, certain asset classes outside of the s&p 500 have really been clobbered. you can put together a diversified portfolio today and have blue-chip names in a bunch of different industries down 20% with yields of 3.5%. you could be buying clothing and mutual fund on the stock exchange at 20% discount. historic lows. space, down 30%. very attractive. during these times, you can put together a portfolio with 5% cash flow while you wait out and invest heavier. amy: i am not sure what your strategists are saying, but earnings growth is over 7% anthony, if you have places of it is time to look at options. elliot: it is also being able to that is emotionally satisfying, like selling. gary: i believe you have to be trained in this b

let' s talk about what will happen tomorrow night. we have a frost watch out not for tonight but tomorrow. we have had frost and -- conditions in worcester county. it will he close to the city. below 32. tonight the clouds are dissipating and here comes another wave of cool air to the west. just a few sprinkles but what you will notice is the wind is picking up as well. overnight we will see s. but now tomorrow cannot warm up that much. only into the low 50' s despite the fact that it is all sunshine. on tomorrow night and that is the reason the free lunch is a. we will talk about that and potential for one weather. >> hillary clinton is spending today on the campaign trail and the visit coincides with a new poll showing clinton recovering weeks. bernie sanders. janet: it is a bit of a victory clinton, postdebate. she is pushing the one issue leave control. et al. shows new hampshire voters likely to vote in the democratic primary believe clinton won the debate by over 30 percentage points. the issue then gives her the biggest advanta

let' s talk about what is going on today and now. we got into the 60' s, concord and manchester above the average high for this time in october, which is about 57 degrees. here is where we are now. we have fallen into the 40' north. 50' s in concord, manchester about 50. nashua, 57. the winds have been active today. the couple of places have gusted over 20 miles an hour. the current wind speed and plymouth 12 miles an hour. less in the southern part of the state. the wind is expected to ease overnight. s north print the rest of the state will fall into the 30' s. likely a frosty start tomorrow in concord with temperatures in the 30' s. here' s what we can expect. tomorrow will be sunny, most part. s, especially in the northern part of the state. at the bus stop in the morning, it will be chilly. 31 in a lot of spots. at recess, in the mid-40' s. mostly sunny tomorrow. tuesday, a mix of sun and clouds. temperatures in the 50' s. note that the temperature overnight in the 20' s the next couple of nights with cool temperatures. let' s ta

let' s head to cook' s corner. adam: welcome to cook' s corner where we are in prime punk and spies and maple season, and seasonings, we have colby raymond and jennifer wojtaszek. what we making today? re making a pumpkin spice tort. we are going to decorate it with our maple butter cream. we are focused more on pumpkin as competencies and is upon us. has exploded over the past couple of years here. cook' s corner definitely more -- colby: definitely more pumpkin. flavors and feelings. adam: how do you get the content in there?we have jennifer: a pumpkin smash her that we smash up the pumpkins in pumpkins. cake. fantastic. adam: any secret to how you are of making sure the frosting is colby: yeah, you want to make sure the frosting is spread out evenly. you do not have to worry about leveling off with more frosting or anything. jennifer: you just have to wipe away the crown' s so they do not going to the frosting, either. adam: buttercream frosting on top of course. [laughter] top. jen, while she is doing this, eve

let' s see weather delays are. south of the city we find 32 minutes mass avenue to route three north. todd west on the map, 70 minutes from i-93 to newton corner. 128 in both directions just above the pike looks bad. further west, 28 minutes toward part -- 45. once you get there, that stretch between the pike and 290 is slowing down. heather: another church fire under investigation in st. louis. phil: this one is the seventh in recent weeks. heather: an entire high school football team suspended. the scandal that has them off the playing field for the rest of the season. phil: today marks two years since the murder of a teacher. >> you are watching newscenter 5 at 5:30. heather: a new fire set to a church in the st. louis area, investigators are scrambling to churches and why. elizabeth hur has more. >> it happened again, another church in the st. louis area damaged from a fire that is believed to be arson. >> whoever is responsible for this did some research and scheduled -- scouted the area and managed to get in

the expressway live near the gas tanks, let' s get to the maps and 93 south weare watching an accident by 128 the delay is back to concord street. they disabled truck by route 16. we' re doing all right. it' s about a minutes at 495. there is a crash on 128 south. your trip on the expressway is about 20. trains and buses are on schedule. emily: a teen takes a dangerous fall overnight. randy: we are at the scene. sera: the victim was taken to him and women' s hospital with serious injuries. look at how high he was on the roof deck of this triple-decker here on hillside avenue. a teenager believed to be about 18 fell off that roof deck. there were several people up there at the time. it is unclear what was happening or what caused him to fall. he hurt his arms and he tried to place himself in the fall. the teen has been cleared. he has serious injuries. some of his friends return home a short while ago. they expect the victim to be ok. he is still of the hospital. we asked what happened and what might have caused far, they insisted they were not having a party. randy: thank you. police a

let' s get right to the eye' s sera congi. she' s gathering information at the state police barracks in foxborough. sera: state police are still looking for another vehicle involved in the shooting. they say this was not random. the scene. this happened last night just before 11:00 in wrentham. a vehicle heading southbound on 495 had been shot at near exit 15. the man was not injured. evidence on the car. during the preliminary investigation, state police say it appears the vehicle was again, not random. investigators are looking for the second vehicle, but so far no arrests. we keep you updated with any new information. >> i want to talk not about my e-mails, but about what the mac and people want from the next president of the united states. emily: hillary clinton taking a hard line as all the democrats head back to the campaign trail today. the big question this morning, will their first debate move the political meter and change voters minds? the eye' s erika tarantal has the highlights and the fallout. erika: this morning

let' s take a look at the map and the rest of the area. route three. out on the pike, 17 minutes right from the 128. through 495. looks like it is larger -- for the girl scout meeting... ok! for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! stop & shop just dropped prices on thousands more items. which makes the checkout lane, victory lane. >> you were watching newscenter 5 at 5:30 p.m. heather: a big shakeup for the canadian government. justin trudeau, the son of late canadian prime minister pierre trudeau, will become the country' s new leader. the liberal party won a sweeping majority of parliament' s 338 seats overnight. prime minister stephen harper will step down as the leader of the conservative party ending a nearly 10 year reign. phil: the president of china getting the royal treatment tonight. queen elizabeth is hosting a state banquet for him at the buckingham palace. the visit has been years in the making. they seek greater access to european markets. heather: a cliffhanger in it will be the next speake

let' s look at the maps and look for the read to see where the delays are. we have a lot of them at this hour. 30 minutes from mass ave to route 3. out west on the mass pike, 20 minutes to get from i-93 to newton corner. 128 heading towards the pike looks ok in both directions. further west will take you about 45 minutes to get from the western tolls to 495. the stretch between the mass pike and 290, nine minutes. >> jumping out of a plane gets a skydiver' s adrenaline public -- pumping. >> imagine how hard this guys heart must have been pounding when his jumpsuit got caught in the plane' s door? phil: they' re a close family, the bond made even stronger by a all 7 of the belmont sisters have been diagnosed with breast cancer. nancy, the latest sister to but none of them have the typical genes associated with an increased risk for breast cancer. diagnose, that does not make sense to you. sense. with breast cancer? that question, hoping to find the answer. tonight at 11:00, emily riemer and how they' it. a new study finds singing to a crying baby is more soot

let' s take a look at first alert traffic. it' s slow on the bridge and slow on the ramp. let' s take a closer look at traffic around the area. we are looking at red. as we head south, almost a half hour ride mass avenue to route three. upper deck, 13 minutes on the pike, slow westbound. slow on 128 southbound. farther west on the pike, a half hour. southbound is jammed. time. i reminder, the patriots game is tonight and a lot of people are headed in that direction. that is causing delays. give yourselves extra time. that military blimp that somehow blew away, still stuck tonight. phil: the new plan to remove it after it broke free from a military base, crossing state lines. jc: amazon facing a hefty lawsuit. the claims against former delivery drivers and why they' re demanding money. phil: deer hunting being allowed in an area of the state where it' s been banned for more than a century and the battle that' s can't afford to let heartburn get in the way? try nexium 24hr, now the #1 selling brand for frequent heartburn. get complete protection with the new leader in freque

let' s take a look at the ramps. -- at the maps. you can season construction and accident in and around the city of boston. on the west high, that is building now. 128 looks backed up heading southbound. once you get on to 495, that stretch between the mass pike and 290 is starting to slow down now. heather: there are still two dozen doctors without borders staffers who are unaccounted for after the deadly strike in afghanistan last week. phil: coming up, new calls for an outside investigation. heather: and harry reid in nation with a treadmill accident he had earlier this year. baby!| mom! p i love that we're spending the weekend together. oh i know! phey, why don't you turn off your phone and all your stuff. good idea. it's off. mom? p oh my internet is so slow when anyone else is using it. r did you like want to do something? i am doing something. leave slow downloads behind. it's good to be back. the 100% fiber optics network gives you the fastest internet available for all your devices. phil: breaking side, red line service is

kevin: let' s take a look outside. sean: come on. [laughter] kevin: i' m not even going to validate any of that. it' s too soon. we are not even to halloween. light winds out there. the full hunter' s moon out there this morning. you have three planets to enjoy -- venus, mars, jupiter -- to gander at. after a very cold start to the day, we will warm up. a lot of areas will be a couple of degrees warmer than what we had yesterday. tomorrow afternoon, we will see the rain push in. it will be heaviest late in the temperatures could be above 70 on thursday afternoon. cooler air will start to russian after and that will be -- rush in and that will be the cooler air for halloween. temperatures fall off quickly. there is the next system slowly navigating northward. after all the flooding, rainfall for texas, by the time that gets here, it will be moving at a pretty good clip, so we will have the chances of heavy rain, but the window of time is a lot lower and a lot smaller than areas to our south. there is a look at the numbers. upper teens

last home game of the regular let' s go out the way we need to. jason: the astros hoping to take care of business on their home field, a huge game in derry, and we have it for you right now on friday night football. >> you are watching friday night football on channel nine. jason: welcome to the show, the playoff race is very interesting for several teams with just two weeks to go in the regular season. few teams have clinched, but others still have some work to do. this is pinkerton and timberlane. playing a game that could decide the south conference championship. opening drive junior quarterback ryan albrecht to tight end tristan brown goes for a 47 yard gain and a first down. a few plays later, the astros albrecht 21 yards to james tulley for the touchdown,7-0 throwing again. tulley for the touchdown,7-0 pinkerton. their next drive started at the seven yard line. a 33 yard run out to midfield. s. nice move at the end. 14-0 astros. but timberlane came to play too . jake post running right at us he goes down the sideline to the 6 yard line. a 21

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