dari: hundreds of pa loons made the final last day of the albuquerque international pa loon there. more than 500 pa loons took part in a closing ceremony which was hell over the weekend in that included a balloon that was shaped like darth vader. there it is. >> watch for. >> i the pa loons states and nearly 20 different countries. steve: all right time now. the daily look at which people are living up or down to ex fix a. on prand, the state of california becoming the first state to formerly ban all schools from using red skin. the law goes into effect in january of 2017. california has the largest number of native american in the country. off brand, playboy will no longer feature nude k toes in the pag glean. reddited with a drop in the average age of the viewers. onprand charlie sheen boned were a bar after taking a bunch ofp shows. then demanded to see the vouch earn sake his han and take selfie before being lean in a consider can and driven off. >> he was good sport. yeah. you had to earn his respect. now from. get more on brand than tossed. dari: cave hanley. dari: well. tatt

able to get results so these loon attacks by loon palestinian is they are doing something on their own behalf and of course we are very sad that that's happening, we wish that the politics was working in the right direction but trying to vilify the whole palestinian population and saying the problem is with the palestinian population as ohole is a nonsensical argument to be made. there needs to be a political solution. >> by all means, there should be a political decision made here. are we on a the cusp nazar, of a third intifada? do you think we're approaching that? >> i don't think so because for inlt fda you need some form of organization. the palestinian authority has specificallily and explicitly said it's against the use of violence, and it will yu nonviolent means to put pressure on are israel. for an uprising you need a modicum of organization, which i don't see in this case. it is a manifestation by average citizens, and the fact that the majority of the israelis had elected a right wing government that specifically said it was again two state solution then there's no hope try

emily: google is working on project loon and google fiber.hat do you think of google's approach to connecting the world? mark: well, the thing is connecting everyone is going to be something that no single company can do by themselves. so i am really glad that they and a lot of other companies are working on this. internet.org is a partnership between a number of different technology companies and nonprofits and governments. and there are folks who are doing things that they are contributing to internet.org. there are companies that are doing things that are separate. that is going to be necessary, right? i mean, there is a lot of technology that is going to need to be developed in order to build -- in order to tackle all three of those major barriers that i talked about. you know, technical, making it so that everyone has a network near them. affordability, so that way the network is efficient. and social, making it so that people have the content that they need in order to want to get online and consume all this. so i am very positive on it

this is coming off -- miller loon last week had 175 in a half. another punt fielded back deep, from the 5-yard line. phil: i don't know fit says something about the patriots defense or the two teams they played before the -- the dolphins, that is. jim: 57-yard punt. brady to gronkowski on the opening drive. lewis, who had, especially in that first half, a huge part in things. then finding edelman in the second half. so he could get maybe some practice reps in the off-season with brady and quite a chemistry was formed this summer. edelman and amendola joined brady up at the vacation home in montana. they worked running routes starting at 6:00 in the morning at altitude. extreme altitude. phil: i would say this. if you're a quarterback in the nfl and you kind of watch this game. all the quarterbacks watch each other. there's a lot to learn from tom brady. and the fact is you can keep your skill level high as you get older. tom brady, 38 and, you know, that's what you have to do. you have to keep working at your craft and what makes you successful,

. >> temperature actually improved from the 40s in spots and now into the 60s loon the coast 61 in boston, almost 60 in nashua, notice few clouds starting to filter on in that will be the trend and enjoy the sunshine while you can by the lunch hour or into the mid-60s across eastern areas near 60 in worcester and noticing hints of green and that's slight chance of a hit or miss shower as weak cold front will be coming on through and think see more in way of clouds later on today at times mostly cloud and he temperatures above average, usually lower 60s, mid to upper 60s, some spots could be near 70 with sunshine and show you where you think it could be and when fall below freezing traffic now with julie. >> taking to slow spots and expressway giving us trouble from furnace brook parkway up to columbia road. these two accidents have been lingering on 93. one is northbound montvale avenue and southbound right before route 28. live look at zakim bridge and live drive times 12 minutes on 24 from 123 to 128 and porminutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector and 30 minutes on the exp

project loon lands next year in indonesia, next. ♪ cory: sports games.rsd monthly average for madden and fifa up 30%. those monster games could get some company. a new star wars battlefront game are hitting the stores in november. they could sell 13 million copies. shares are down a little bit after hours. ,oining us now to discuss ea the founder of digital world research. when you build a business, when you look at the world of games, is ea the company where you want to be? >> yeah, they have. incredible on the gaming space here not only through console games but mobile development. they are the one of the top five publishers in mobile and in regular gaming. cory: fantastic. we have been talking about this company for 15 years. they went through a fallow period but the stock went up 215% in two years. it seems like they have fixed a lot of things. what stands out the most? >> of the sports titles are alive and well and they are driving online usage, which has been a bugaboo for them. with the advent of the these guys 4, and are clearly riding the coatta

. >> i do feel like a lot of that rhetoric appeals to a certain paranoid loon and that's why the crazierhings you say the more popularity you get. it's like i'm as insane as you and everybody's make bombs in their mother's basement comes out. i'm not accusing anyone of literally doing. i'm just saying sometimes when you say crazy [bleep] it excites people. >> the new normal is you can say anything. you don't have to back it up, you don't have to be accountable. you can say whatever the [bleep] you want. you can say it's hitler, nazi germany, obama is hitler, walk away and go let me see the news cycle. did i get a sound-byte. you don't have to be accountable. >> larry: i'm voting for you. >> it's just wrong. >> i agree. we should be able to say anything. i don't want the guy running for president to be able to say anything. i don't want to look at a debate and not not be held accountable for what he's saying. >> larry: you're right. ben carson compared obama care to slavery. somebody tell me name one thing about medical care for people that is like slavery? please. >> cotton. there was co

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who they will vote for in 2016 andrew magloughlin is going with rand pauljared launis [pronounced=loon-e-us] favors hillary clinton and asha smith and pierce fulkerson are decidely for bernie sanders. i'm jeff barnd reporting. there will be no more budget battles on capitol hill until there is a new man or woman in the oval office. office.today, the house took the first step in passing a two-year budget agreement. iowa's three republicans, rod blum, david young and steve king all voted against the deal.democrat dave loebsack voted in favor of it.the bill is expected to pass the senate later this week before president obama signs his final spending plan into law. for more political news here in iowa, don't miss "iowa in focus" hosted by kevin barry. it airs sunday morning at there's a new, more progressive way of recycling on the pedestrian mall in iowa city... city...the city's rolling out "big belly's" -- solar-powered trash and recycling compactors. compactors.fox 28 news reporter dora miller explains the added value to the environment -- and what people think about these new machines it'

reporter: the on profit group shark stewards say it's not unusual to see but not unusual to eat a sea loon. >> that is their natural prey. 90% of humans that get bit survive shark attacks. >> that's the best thing i've ever seen in my life. >> it's exciting for someone to witness but also it's a sign that the bay is getting healthier that when you have pre-dayss that means the ecosystem is becoming more balanced. >> it worries me it's a sign they might go after humans. >> its extremely rare. you and i swim in the san francisco bay all the time. there's never been an attack on a swirl. th odds much higher getting hurt falling after your bicycle or in your bathtub. >>reporter: there you have it. the last time there was a shark attack in san francisco was baker beach 1959. so, it is extraordinaryly rare for them to attack human, s. my wife who's watching i will continue to exercise here because juliette what's worse, not exercising right. that will kill you in many other ways. >> i'm going to call mrs. vasquez right now. maybe you can stick to running or jogging. those kids will never forget

that is the larger vision of google's loon project.the goal give remote parts of the world cheaper internet access. superstar tech panel is here right now. tech commentator jessica kimball, peter shankman. 4g like speeds are promised. >> i like the idea, talk of this for years and years and years but no company is big enough to do it. google has countless little divisions working on cool projects, so if anyone can pull it off, they can. and really tech the world would be a benefit. deirdre: jessica, the concept first developed in the 50s by the u.s. air force, this idea of stretch polyester film, mylar, the way we all know mylar now. is this going to work? for example, this particular project is in indonesia. facebook doing the same with solar. do you have a balloon versus solar opinion? >> who would have thought any of this would come from an advertising company? it's pretty impressive. it's hard for us to remember in the u.s. four billion people in the world still are online, that has to change in the next four years, by hook or by c

mountain view-based alphabet that's the parent company of google says it will launch project loon next year over indonesia. they are considered an alternate way to offer internet service to the country. instead of stringing miles over 750,000 square miles, indonesia's three biggest mobile network operators will partner with alphabet on the new project. >>> a lot of people are now blaming their iphones for making them late and with good reason. apple's newest software update is causing people to oversleep. it has to do with the new overnight update feature which asks if you want to install the latest operating system while you sleep. if you say yes, after the install is complete, the phone restarts and switches off any set alarms. well, social media erupted with complaints like this one. the night every. single. time." an example of the struggle r parking in san fra : >> or be like us and not sleep at all. >> all right, dude. >>> hey, an example of the struggle for parking in san francisco. a man in sunny side he hired a landscaping company to create a new parking space in his yard. it'

this is coming off -- miller loon last week had 175 in a half. from the 5-yard line. phil: i don't know fit says something about the patriots defense or the two teams they played before the -- the dolphins, that is. jim: 57-yard punt. brady to gronkowski on the opening drive. lewis, who had, especially in things. then finding edelman in the second half. edelman moved tout los angeles so he could get maybe some practice reps in the off-season with brady and quite a chemistry was formed this summer. edelman and amendola joined brady up at the vacation home in they worked running routes starting at 6:00 in the morning at altitude. extreme altitude. phil: i would say this. if you're a quarterback in the nfl and you kind of watch this game. other. brady. and the fact is you can keep older. tom brady, 38 and, you know, that's what you have to do. you have to keep working at your successful, he's a great quarterback because he throws the football so well, among many other things. jim: stills, the catch and a first down. again, the "the mazda postgame show" will come up. all

this is footage of 19-year-old fadia loon attempting to flee after stabling a young israel.he israeli civilians are shouting, shoot him. kill him. and the police opened fire, though there is no apparent immediate threat. a similar situation involving a 30-year-old palestinian arab woman in galilee. police are shouting, drop the knife. drop the knife. once again, instead of attempting an arrest, they open fire at point-blank range. in the south, an israeli who attacks four palestinians in different locations is not gunned down but arrested. isitioni police say responses are determined by the specifics of each incident and as officers are facing life-threatening situations and say there are no investigations into any of the police shootings. >> the major threat at the moment is the lone wolf, palestinian, either female or male that can come inside jerusalem or the old city and try and continue the pattern. that's what we are dealing with. and that's what we are coming down on as hard as possible. >> the israeli occupying army is subject to military regulations, not civil ones.

this is coming off -- miller loon last week had 175 in a half. another punt fielded back deep, from the 5-yard line. phil: i don't know fit says something about the patriots defense or the two teams they played before the -- the dolphins, that is. jim: 57-yard punt. brady to gronkowski on the opening drive. lewis, who had, especially in that first half, a huge part in things. then finding edelman in the second half. edelman moved tout los angeles so he could get maybe some practice reps in the off-season with brady and quite a chemistry was formed this summer. edelman and amendola joined brady up at the vacation home in montana. they worked running routes starting at 6:00 in the morning at altitude. extreme altitude. phil: i would say this. if you're a quarterback in the nfl and you kind of watch this game. all the quarterbacks watch each other. there's a lot to learn from tom brady. and the fact is you can keep your skill level high as you get older. tom brady, 38 and, you know, that's what you have to do. you have to keep working at your craft

this is coming off -- miller loon l lt week had 175 in a half. another punt fielded back deep, from the 5-yard line. phil: i don't know fit says something about the patriots defense or the two teams they played before the -- the dolphins, that is. jim: 57-yard punt. brady to gronkowski on the opening drive. lewis, who had, especially in that first half, a huge part in things. then finding edelman in the second half. edelman moved tout los angeles so he could get maybe some practice reps in the off-season with brady and quite a chemistry was formed this summer. edelman and amendola joined brady up at the vacation home in montana. they worked running routes starting at 6:00 in the morning at altitude. extreme altitude. phil: i would say this. if you're a quarterback in the nfl and you kind of watch this game. all the quarterbacks watchch each other. therers a lot to learn from tom brady. andhe fact is you can keep your skill leveligh as you getet older. tom brady, 38 and, you know, that's what you have to do. you have to keep working at your craft

. >>> students in brooke loon love larry chen's passion in the classroom. >> now his job is on the line because someone overheard him using the full version of -- for the couple of kids after school. today students marched from school to town hall to voice their outrage. >> it was so devastating to find out such a beloved away from us in that way. >> whatever resolution allows me to get back to these guys as soon as possible, that's what matters. >> no comment from the school department. in fact, it won't even say when there could be a decision about ch,n's future. >>> there's a job opening tonight working the third shift at a fiberglass factory in michigan. if you're asking how is that news? well it is, because the person who just left is july leech, who just claimed the $310 million power-ball jackpot. the suddenly retired leech said she's going to use some of that money to build homes for her friend and for her three children. >>> this is sort of a mini jackpot for homeowners in new england, should be spending a lot loss to hat your home this winter. whether you use oil, propane, or

the helium-filled pay loon flew forehours. $175 of military hardware floating out of control. >> it knocked down the power at school. >> the blim 60,000 feet in the air sending everybody scrambling traveling ling are the station in maryland and across central pennsylvania. >> it is going to land in the cornfield. the blim floating offering the high school. >> it is going down. >> dragging a long met tert over mile rong. >> it doesn't appear to be attached to anything. there is a line dragging. >> knocking down power lines long the way. tens of thousands left without recks are ty. >> crazy. >> i didn't know what was going on. we lost our power where i lived. >> the military called it a jalen. key signed to stay in the air for weeks end looking for enemas. this protects the national capital region but it is significant pill tary tech molo dwy that is klaasfied. is the best the world. >> the 150-mus mile journey he ending north of harrisburg. the brim deflating on its own. it is in a dense foster line. >> my mom saw mit land on your road. i turned it. i went up here quarterbacking. i came up.

this is coming off -- miller loon last week had 175 in a half. another punt fielded back deep, from the 5-yard line. phil: i don't know fit says something about the patriots defense or the two teams they played before the -- the dolphins, that is. jim: 57-yard punt. brady to gronkowski on the opening drive. lewis, who had, especially in that first half, a huge part in then finding edelman in the second half. edelman moved tout los angeles so he could get maybe some practice reps in the off-season with brady and quite a chemistry was formed this summer. edelman and amendola joined brady up at the vacation home in montana. they worked running routes starting at 6:00 in the morning at altitude. extreme altitude. phil: i would say this. if you're a quarterback in the nfl and you kind of watch this game. all the quarterbacks watch each other. there's a lot to learn from tom brady. and the fact is you can keep your skill level high as you get older. tom brady, 38 and, you know, that's what you have to do. you have to keep working at your craft and what

this is coming off -- miller loon last week had 175 in a half. another punt fielded back deep, from the 5-yard line. phil: i don't know fit says something about the patriots defense or the two teams they played before the -- the dolphins, that is. jim: 57-yard punt. brady to gronkowski on the opening drive. lewis, who had, especially in that first half, a huge part in things. then finding edelman in the second half. edelman moved tout los angeles so he could get maybe some practice reps in the off-season with brady and quite a chemistry was formed this summer. edelman and amendola joined brady up at the vacation home in montana. they worked running routes starting at 6:00 in the morning at altitude. extreme altitude. phil: i would say this. if you're a quarterback in the nfl and you kind of watch this game. all the quarterbacks watch each other. there's a lot to learn from tom brady. and the fact is you can keep your skill level high as you get older. tom brady, 38 and, you know, that's what you have to do. you have to keep working at your craft

this is coming off -- miller loon last week had 175 in a half. another punt fielded back deep, from the 5-yard line. phil: i don't know fit says something about the patriots defense or the two teams they played before the -- the dolphins, that is. jim: 57-yard punt. brady to gronkowski on the opening drive. lewis, who had, especially in that first half, a huge part in things. then finding edelman in the second half. edelman moved tout los angeles so he could get maybe some practice reps in the off-season with brady and quite a chemistry was formed this summer. edelman and amendola joined brady up at the vacation home in montana. they worked running routes starting at 6:00 in the morning at altitude. extreme altitude. phil: i would say this. if you're a quarterback in the nfl and you kind of watch this game. all the quarterbacks watch each other. there's a lot to learn from tom brady. and the fact is you can keep your skill level high as you get older. tom brady, 38 and, you know, that's what you have to do. you have to keep working at your craft

. >> grant: the churches down in dallas loons are getting rain already at the outer bands of the storm still hundreds of miles away >>mark: now. diane when is this storm expected to weaken? >> diane: troublesome for still and between seven the $5 wind speeds a strong one at that even have tropical the depression there oneself does make its way it will weaken the 7 mi. an hour wind speeds and produce eight to 12 in. of rain out of that so dangerous conditions of that as well currently right now and then north northeast through central mexico one fifth over the and the central mexico of so graphically create for the weekend off to a tropical depression and that's also the strongest ever recorded hundred nine down our wind speed of this 20 in. of rain currently has this is a category 5 and will read into traffic will depression heavy rainfall and and speed of the 7 mi. an hour. affected to die down to a troubled version tomorrow early evening heading north northeast over central mexico into the men's rainfall battle that in the troubled oppression should get a 12 in. of rainfall in the so

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there are rivers across parts of south carolina loon gnaw especially across the eastern part of the statet aren't forecast to crest until sunday morning. this will continue to be a big story out here. the flash flooding could become worse for several areas across portions of eastern south carolina. we will keep an eye on that. we have lingering showers across eastern parts of south carolina but most of the heavy rain is over with across that part of the country. we have a new storm system. we have flash flooding and several watches in effect out there. temperature wise you are feeling a lot like fall out there across the northern rockies temperatures in the 30's and 40's. northeast temperatures in the 50's and 40's. so again relatively cool out there. the exception for the cooler temperatures are going to be across parts of the southern plains and also into parts of the south where temperatures are still summer like out there into the 80's and 90's. heather and ainsley? >> marie awe molina live for us this morning. thanks. >> a desperate search to find the crew members on the doomed cargo

the main stage outside, we have graffiti art, with expedition, freestyles outdoors, we will blur the loons between audience and the participants. greg: where are you from originally? >> i am from london, rosanna: of that. thiamine00 open your mouth up. i am attracted to you, you know whale mean? >> i have been taken advantage of this the wolle time i andle am in a morning. skychief. that great boy. also, also in the netherlands. welcome. you guys can really move. >> thank you. rosanna: so at this time is physician think pause you would never think the netherlands would be into break dancing, right? >> well, main, this hop things global now. you know what i mean? anywhere around the world, with you got a tv, a radio, a music, you will see hop hop culture alive, you know what i mean? you have been doing it for how long? >> we are look the crew now, for ten years now. that is what is obvious now. >> eight years now. >> yeah. greg: all right. we are ready to see you move now. are you sturd. >>> all right. you guys, you have are bones in your body? greg: what do you do when are not break dancin

really notice the winds very breezy on you of the southwest and gusts as high as 45 miles per hour loon the cape and islands that's where we have wind advisory in that location and we will take closer look at the timing of more irizarry show and warmer weather on the way in just a bit and look at traffic with julie. >> things finally starting to settle down on the roads and typical slow spots which make up 93 south in the medford area and expressway from furnace brook parkway up to columbia road. you could see stop and go past freeport street. here are live drive times 32 minutes on the pike from the weston tolls to the ted williams tunnel and 32 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the exit for the pike and 46 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. >> happening now at 9:00, the couple charged in the death of bella bond is due back in court at this hour. bella's mother rochelle and her boyfriend michael mccarthy arrested last month in connection with bella's death. y her remains washed up in june and does in the expect any large developments from this m

loon mountain says revenue for the summer and fall was up 3% from a year ago. ken mountains aerial tram way was up 12%. bike rentals up 24% this summer. you found out first hand about these things taking the zip line there at gunstock. i should say taking. you observed the zipline. >> yes. even the bike ride made me queazy. you get to a point are they rooting against the snow? sean: i'm sure that's not the case. there's lots to do. >> we start off this morning. you notice a live look in portsmouth. clear skies. temperatures have dropped back into the 40's there. there are a lot of 30's farther west and north. not a bad start to the day. we have a little bit of fog out there in a few spots this morning. we're going to be looking at a good deal of sunshine into the afternoon with temperatures today making their way back into the 40's to lower range of the 50's. it comes with just about full sunshine for us today. a light wind out of the northwest which will only go at around five miles an hour into the afternoon. mostly sunny skies tomorrow. then the clouds start

is he a loon? will he shoot down a drone or act. at an american fighter?i hope he doesn't take alaska back, the way things are going. putin saw an opening and took it. he doubled down on assad. we have abandoned our friend s in syria. putin made a smart move. he has iranian, syria, russian ground troops. this is the tale of two presidents, putin is desigh si and obama is weak. it hurts us for assad to stay in power. the war never end s. he's a magnet for re krutment for isil and syrians won't accept him so the refugees continue to flow. he's walking all over obama. >> do you think putin is provocative enough to attack an american war plane, senator mccain? >> i think he probably could. it would not as ststo sto -- as niche me. when the president sits down with putin for 90 minutes and then 48 hours later a russian general shows up at our embassy in baghdad and says we are starting air strikes in one hour. you better get out of the way, the united states has not been humiliated like that in my lifetime. >> thank you very much for appearing. when we come bac

and i'm on the ground, laughing like a loon. i knew at that point, i made it. i landed at jfk. my dad, his hair all silver. and he was ecstatic to see me, as i was to see him. there is a photo of me and my dad sitting there. and i was, like, hanging onto him. once again, i'm a little boy, and my father's taking care of me. >> still feel guilty about it? >> oh, terribly guilty. terribly guilty. you know, my dad has been dead three years now, and i still feel guilty. once i got out, everything changed. i was a happy guy, and i was on top of the world. you know, i've got a book and i've got a movie and i made money. and i met my wife. and i had a wonderful life. and all that good stuff. but deep down, i still feel somehow i had to make -- make it up to him, what i put -- put him through. looking back now, i can talk about it being experience and life, and i learned so much. and i did. but the cost to my family, that's hard. that's hard. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> a senior inmate takes up rap. ♪ cool but you're living in sin ♪ ♪ robbing the p

loon mountain says its revenue this summer and fall was up 3% over last year. cannon had a 7% increase this summer, with the tram way specifically doing an extra 12% in business. and waterville valley saw a 24% jump in bike rental this is summer compared to last year. jean: so many fun things you can do year-round. tom: year round resorts now. jean: cyber crime has the u.s. navy turning back to some old fashioned methods, up next what's back on the curriculum at the naval academy. tom: in sports it playoff time for the new england revolution, jamie has the details on the post season. jean: then police say an argument over pet birds prompted a woman to stab her own son. that story coming up at 6:00. >> hello, i'm a guinness world record holder for the most 109. tom: a modern threat has america's naval academy returning to ancient techniques. cadets will once again learn how to navigate by the stars. the academy dropped those courses about 20 years ago, and the navy itself stopped training in celestial navigation in 2006. the reason was all the satellite offering

of thunder but highs today mainly upper 60s to low 70s, well above the average, a little bit cooler loon the cape and islands but the winds very gusty too, we will break it down for you as well as tell you when the cooler weather arrives coming up and get check of traffic now, hopefully the fog is improving making it better on the roadways, julie. >> gene: >> julie: you're right, dealing with the typical slow spots 93 south in particular and the pike is slow right around the weston tolls with average speeds 10 miles per hour. as you can see through brighton on the pike still stop and go lingering on the fog. 32 minutes on the pike from the weston tolls to the ted williams tunnel, 23 minutes on route 9 from 495 to speen street, 52 minutes on 128 south from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. >> daniel: students at one high school in methuen are back in class thou one day after one of their fellow classmates was their school. fox25's jessica outside the school. good morning. >> jessica: it was a friend of his that tipped him off and searched his home and found bullets and other things

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sitting there trembling in the chair, and she said you can wear your trousers and culottes and pant loons at home, but at beacon high school, you wear dresses. and i literally got a permission slip, walked home to my house, changed into a dress and came home. and i shed a few tears, i'll say that much. and so i use that example of why i wrote the book, to show how through it all, changing mores, a changing cull which are, that -- culture, that i ended up being able to wear pants, being able to be the girl who could respond to the principals of the year, but at that moment i did what she said. and the one little tangent to that story is that when the book came out, i actually got a call from someone, and he says this is the son of your principal. and i'm like, oh, no. he says, i read that, i didn't like what you said about my mom. i said, ron, it was true, she really kid kick me out of the cool, she did. and he said, you know, what you said about her hair with the bee hi, i checked on the -- beehive, i checked on the internet, i'm so sorry. and all of a sudden you hear this laughter, and t

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he's a loon to get something done. that's what people say about him.hey don't always agree with what he's saying and they do think that he's going to be able to get into washington and have more success than others have had in the past. >> all right. i have to let halle in here too. mario rubio in here and attacked is that a big deal to the voters you are talking to? >> reporter: you know i asked a bunch of folks that at the town hall an hour away from here and not overly concerned and understand you can't be at the capitol and on the campaign trail at the same time and mentioned prior candidate that is missed senate votes to un notably president obama. hillary clinton, john mccain john kerry. this is something he's answering to today. i want to follow up on what you have been talking about, this idea that rubio and bush are sort of doing political facade calling each other friends. it is my sense that the two -- remember, they have known each other for years. bush was like a mentor to rubio. yes, they're competeing for the same job but i don't know th

their son was a loon. they did he did what he did.it raises ragan's intent and it goes back to spirituality that he believed in the judeo-christian value which this country was forged that forgiveness is paramount. he did sincerely believe that. he wanted to show the country that his forgiveness was there even in this terrible incident. host: interesting that morning, the morning he comes to d.c. and it is just a fluke that he sees what the present schedule will be. guest: he sees it in the washington post, the route of reagan speech, and just all go get reagan. host. guest: he just wanted to kill somebody. host: it is amazing how coincidence after coincidence, even at the last minute he thought maybe i will go up and kill myself in front of jodie foster. guest: a lot like oswald, oswald and hinckley are like the same guy. delusional lunatics who want to kill somebody. the opportunity presents itself. the parallels. the parallels between those two are startling. hinckley read about president kennedy's visit in the paper, oswald read a

several other route 1 and earlier this year town official changed the zoning laws to spur development loon the route 1 corridor. >> new this morning update to devastating wallet theft in plymouth. fox25 told you wallet stolen from a car in july. inside that wallet was hospital bracelet that belonged to her son that died when he was just four months old and casey says the wallet has been found but the bracelet is not there. she says she is heartbroken because held out hope for months that that bracelet would be returned. >>> 8:39 plan to inspect every apartment in the city of boston two years ago boston official announced plans to make sure all 160,000 apartments in the city are up to code. globe says the plan called for having 60,000 inspections done by the end of this year but so far only 9,000 have been completed. the goal is to visit every apartment within five years. >>> commuters who use the mbta silver line will notice a new fleet of buses on streets next summer. plans to purchase 44 new vehicles for the silver line and two other bus routes. new buses will be the same size as current

now between eight and 8:30 so as soon as we get more information from him we will pass that right loon to you for now live in pembroke, i'm jessica reyes, fox25 news. >> gene: one woman dead and two children in the hospital after a horrible crash and the road where it happened is known for being extremely dangerous. live in route 20 and neighbors call that particular stretch of that roadway dead man's curve. >> catherine: this is where the crash happened 24 hours ago right around this time and see what the conditions are like at 8:30 in the morning and stretch of road where this happened right up around the curve there as you might be able to see. you could see the cars pass by here very quickly, road here is very narrow with two lanes on either side of that yellow line. neighbors here are devastated to hear about this deadly crash but unfortunately they say they are not surprised. >> looked up the road and saw the car, heaven help me. >> jessica: crash that left local residents reeling. >> all of a sudden boom and screech. saw the truck laying on its side wheels up a little bit furthe