this in front of lynn?h yes. she was so angry and what made it worse was he was so disrespectful. she'd start talking to him and every time she started walking towards him he'd go away. >> sounds like lynn was trying to be the grownup and roger reverted back to the good old days. >> oh, yeah. yeah, yeah. >> detectives noted that night at the country bar ended badly and a messy argument broke out between roger and lynn and roger moved to the barracks. after that, lynn asked her for help. >> i was playing detective. i was outside the barracks and april ended up coming there and hanging out at the barracks. >> this wasn't just a crush, this was a full on affair. then it got worse, lynn heard a rumor april was pregnant with roger's baby. >> i told her, i said, i know where april lives. i said, lynn, why don't we go over there? why don't we go talk with april. >> that's gutsy. >> yeah. well, we were older. i knew lynn wasn't going to lose it. >> what was it like when you knock on the door. >> we knock on the doo

judge lynn: what does he drink? iesha: he drinks beer. judge lynn: beer. now, mr. coleman, are you drinking beer from 5:00 in the morning till the wee hours of the night? alonzo: yeah. [ laughter ] judge lynn: i love your honesty. we didn't have to fight for that or anything. he just came right out there with it. are you concerned at all

back out here live on lynn shore drive in lynn. a police-involved shooting did kill one man after a domestic disturbance. investigators out here. we will bring you the very latest as it develops. >> kris: some more breaking news now this noon. the supreme court rejecting whitey bulger's appeal of his bulger's appeal, leaving in place that conviction for his role in 11 murders and many other crimes. the 87-year-old bulger was a fugitive for 17 years until he was arrested in 2011. a jury convicted him in 2013. >> sarah: all right. this is a huge day for pats fans. tb 12's suspension is finally over. quarterback tom brady will be rejoining the team following his four-game suspension. and he was already back in action yesterday, throwing some pa i forward now after four weeks without brady, including yesterday's tough loss to the bills. >> kris: yeah. it couldn't come at a better time. yesterday's heartbreaker. no brady sights yet at gillette stadium today. coach belichick had this to say during the monday morning conference call. >> i

right, lynn? the clinton camp wants lawyers manning the phones in case any voter is interfered with, they'll have someone to call to ask for advice. is this necessary? >> it's routine in real campaigns, even without this controversy, carol, to have squads of lawyers to go out for ballot integrity, voter protection. they're taking it to another level, including to bring snacks. so this is just having a call for even more lawyers to staff more precincts much that's where you detect problems. that's where you run for a restraining order to keep polls open. so these are things that if the trump campaign were highly organized, they would be doing anyway and especially -- so let's just point out what's not happening in the trump campaign. if you really thought there's going to be widespread voter fraud and the election is stolen, where are the squads of lawyers for trump out there announcing that we're going to be in thousands of precincts in election states? that's what organization is. that's what we'

geri lynn, final thoughts on you?> [ sighs ] i'm very much solution-focused. >> we're talking about military sexual trauma, or mst for joinit now are three guests. heath phillips is an mst survivor and advisory board member for protect our defenders. nancy parrish is the founder of protect our defenders. it's a human-rights organization which fights to help veterans who have been sexually assaulted. and colonel don christensen is the new president of protect our defenders. i want to thank you all for being here. this is a story that we've been following and working on for a long time. it's really hard to get attention on this subject, and, heath, something terrible happened to you when you were just a young man in the military. so -- so, tell me. let me start with you. >> um... i joined the military at 17. um, boot camp and everything was everything that you were told it is. once i boarded my ship, that's when the nightmare began. i was sexually assaulted by six fellow shipmates. my command chose to ignore me instead

now we have six living together here in lynn. both of those stories came to you from a tip, so clearly, there's a lot of frustration from neighbors who really feel like the law is protecting the sex offenders and not them. >> the reporter: absolutely. here in lynn today, with we were in the neighborhood, trying to talk to people, a lot of people didn't even want to be seen talking to us. one woman, who lives in that building came out, and she just were doing, she said, i'm expecting a baby and that's why i want to leave, that's why i'm moving out. people are concerned about this. this is the letter of the laugh. these sex offenders are doing nothing wrong, but these residents feel that they have rights too, and people are overlooking those rights. they're concerned about their kids, halloween is next week, and they're wondering what could possibly happen. >> vanessa: easy to understand their concerns. bob ward, live for us in lynn >> >> blair: turning outside. a live look at the zakim bridge. it is a clear but cool day it has bee

in lynn, i am bob news. >> daniel: log on to fox25boston.com for reports of what people in dorchester and lynn are doing to protect their children. >>> a former new hampshire boy scout leader charged with rape is out on bail. police arrested eugene parole yesterday. they opened an investigation after multiple victims came forward. we are told at least one of those victims was under the age of 13 at the time. the 68-year-old scoutmaster in the 90s is accused of sexual newfield. >> police are looking to catch the person who used a gun to rob a bank. surveillance pictures showing a person in a skeleton mask. the suspect held up the citizens bank just before broadway and got away in a green bike. officers found money marked with red dye in a nearby parking lot. >>> we are two weeks out from election day and all the candidates continue to head our way. libertarian candidate bill weld is bringing the campaign to

lynn sweet back with us and ryan lizza.a feeling that donald trump's criticism of james comey in some way influenced comey to send this letter? >> you know, there is one theory out there, one argument, and i'm not sure if i agree with this, but let's lay it out. since comey has declined to recommend any criminal charges, that republicans have been hammering him publicly. donald trump has been criticizing him repeatedly. people on the hill, perhaps more important to comey, who he has to work with for the next few years, republican who is did oversight of the fbi have been highly critical of him. remember, he's a self-declared republican. a lot of the fbi agents send to be more conservative and lean more right than left historically. and maybe that influenced his decision. i don't know. but on the other side now, the clinton campaign, which held up comey is now, of course, sort of flipped on that. both sides are being critical about comey depending on the actions he's taken and whether it benefited his candidate or not. >> ly

still, lynne decided to put herself through the tests. each one, was i jumped through that hoop and i passed that test and i cant be more surprised! im like really?! another surprise - theyre the same blood type! i didnt even think about the possibility my spouse would be my donor. still, question was...could they really take their 'match' to the next answer it all! they call you up and they say 'youre a match!' wait a second a match, like match dot com, it just occurred to me. we kind of made it a joke, cuz to get through this i kinda needed a sense of humor. in july of this year - the couple headed into surgery at froedert hospital for the life saving kidney transplant. lynnes doctor - mike zimmerman invited us in the operating room us just how the surgery works.... bite: the first thing we will do is inspect the kidney on the back table bite: suppose to be there, in the right place...do the dissection work at the same time. once were happy with the patient, will put it in the patient. i ask: how do you know exactly where to put that th

lynne, it's a big problem, clearly, for the clinton camp. this is a big problem for comey. >> well, comey is not running for president. comey's fate is not what's at issue here, whether or not he stays or go in a new administration. isn't what voters care about if they even know who he is or thought about him for a minute. this is more than -- this is a triple october, potentially november surprise that is going on. the only good news out of this is it might make the latest wikileaks stolen john podesta e-mails talking about fighting within the campaign that could pale in comparison to the idea the republicans, donald trump will have the discipline to keep on this message that the fbi has a probe of hillary clinton going on, even though the debate now is the wording of the language, you know, the congressman who is from utah, a state that is not trump friendly has already called for investigations of hillary clinton. whether or not the term of reopening investigation is the correct term to use, i don't think is the point. the point is the e-

want to be identified but she lives near 41 light street in lynn. police tell me that 41 light is a rooming house with up to 30 rooms available to rent. according to the sex offender registry, sick of the men who live here are registered 3 sex offenders most at risk to offend. most have been arrested for forcibly rape of a child and they are living on light street where this mom said she is protecting her kid by keeping her eyes open >> the kid they don't confirm who is standing outside 41. because i do because i know what's in there. >> reporter: there is no regulation in lynn to stop large number sex offenders from living at same address. and even if there was, it would probably be stricken down because last year the s jc threw out lynn's regulations to have them near schools and parks. they are aware of the sex to he all they can do. a frustrating situation. >> if there is a sex offender thriving, there should be some kind of program or something for them. >> reporter: right now those sex offenders are doing nothing wrong. all six of them are reg

lynn, shroom, when we get to that file, throw everything you got on that gate! dime, you and crack start working your way to thsh mango, it's going down. >> what? >> i'm going down. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: vin diesel, everybody! "billy lynn's long halftime walk" is in theaters november 11th. norman reedus joins us next. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] from the first moment you met it was love at first touch and all you wanted to do was surround them in comfort and protection that's why only pampers swaddlers is the #1 choice of hospitals to wrap your baby in blanket-like softness and mom: ?oh hi baby? so all they feel is love (foot steps) ? (crickets chirping) ? (jet engine) ? (heart beat) ? (water splashing) (rain drops) (engine revving) (tires on wet road) ase the exhilarating 2017 lincoln mkz for $349 a month ? ? ? ? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest stars on one of the biggest shows on tv, "the walking dead," which returns for its highly anticipated seventh season sunday october 23rd at 9:00 p.m. on amc. everyone, pl

judge lynn: today on "divorce court." thompson: candise is nonchalant and acts single, which causes me to think that our relationship isn't important. maxwell: i'm not nonchalant. for one i'm there every day. for two i give him love and affection. thompson: i want judge lynn toler to make candise realize what she has in front of her before she loses it. maxwell: what does jerry want from me? i'm doing everything i can. i need the judge to let him know that he needs to calm down or i have to go. ourt" is now in session. judge lynn: good day ladies and gentlemen. i'm here with jerry thompson and candise maxwell. the two of you have been together for four years. you have one child together but you do not want to be together anymore. i'm going to start with you, mr. thompson. why don't you tell we what went wrong in your relationship and why we're here today? thompson: i'm going to say right now candise acts single. and i have to say i'm part of the blame for that because in the beginning of the relationship, i was the one th

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judge lynn: today on "divorce court"... thornton: my husband only married me because i was pregnant with his child, and since then, we have not got along. we're only together for our daughter. he talks to me and treats me like i'm lower than dirt, and i have done nothing but try to be there for him all the time. harris: i want the judge to tell partenia to be compassionate to her husband, to be understanding, stop lying, and listen. ? catalano: "divorce court" is now in session. judge lynn: good day, ladies and gentlemen. i'm here today with partenia thornton and picasso harris. the two of you have been married for three years, although you've been together 10 years total. you also have one child together. ms. thornton, you are absolutely, positively done with mr. harris. you are seeking a substantial sum of money

lynn, shroom, when we get to that file, throw everything you got on that gate! dime, you and crack start working your way to the bushes. mango, it's going down. >> what? >> i'm going down. everybody! "billy lynn's long halftime walk" is in theaters november 11th. norman reedus joins us next. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ?? from the first moment you met it was love at first touch that's why only pampers swaddlers is the #1 choice of hospitals to wrap your baby in blanket-like softness and premium protection mom: ?oh hi baby? so all tel iy felove (foot steps) ?? (crickets chirping) ?? (jet engine) ?? ?? (water splashing) (rain drops) (engine revving) (tires on wet road) ?? lease the exhilarating 2017 lincoln mkz for $349 a month ?? ?? ? i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. you know, seven hundred thousand reasonable compensation level.y ron johnson paid himself seven hundred thousand dollars a year. all told, he took a ten million dollar corporate payout then moved to washington. where he fights against even the existence of any federa

y256qy yy6y >>>time for merissa lynn. >> a beautiful night for baseball. craig patrick with merissa lynn. >> couldn't ask for a better night for baseball. >> the president is out there. nix hon has a lot in common with donald trump. >> he's not going to like that. >> nixon won't like that. >> i don't think so. >> it's true. look at the themes. both stress law and order themes. go back to -- over. >> what if you would have missed? >> you would have been conked in the head. >> let's head down to the field. it looks like the democrats are p first. president obama taking the mounld. >> he looks comfortable in those pom jeans. >> those are his mom jeans. he addressed that in the pregame press conference. >> i can wear my mom jeans. i hate these type jeans. >> here is chris christy. he's got quite a different set of clothes. >> is it just me or losing some weight? >> sit down and shut up. >> i think he just heard you. >> isn't it supposed to be a ceremony y'all first pitch. you're not supposed to step up to the plate. >> no. >> i think chris christy came out for

judge lynn: today on "divorce court." reyna: adam's the breadwinner, so he thinks that he can control our relationship -- what we do, when we spend money, what bills we pay, where we go. it also makes him feel like he can take it all away whenever he's upset at me. gonzales: what i expect of katherine is for her to stay at home, take care of the children, do what she's supposed to do around the house, until i get home and bring home the money. reyna: i want the judge to show adam that i'm his equal and he's not better than me. catalano: "divorce court" is now in session. judge lynn: good day, ladies and gentlemen, i'm here with katherine reyna and adam gonzales. the two of you have been together for four years, engaged for three, trying to get married for the longest, can't seem to manage it, so you've come to me for help. you've taken my compatibility test, i have your license here, which you've given me permission to tear up should i think it ill-advised. so, i'm just going to jump right into it.

. >> anchor: now on 7, a man shot and killed by police in lynn. serve a search warrant at an apartment building. police say the man pointed a gun at officers. amaka u back quay live in lynn with details on what led up to the shooting and what we know this evening. amaka? >> anchor: kim, police say this whole incident started when they tried responding to these condominiums to serve that search warrant but they say the suspect instead of answering the door he pulled out a gun. it all happened on the fifth floor here around 9:00 police say the 57-year-old suspect was connected to a robbery that happened at a restaurant last month. officers say when they knocked on the door of his apartment, a female witness inside told officers that the man was pointing a gun at the door and said the suspect was saying police were not going to take him. at that point, three officers forced their way inside and they say they saw the suspect pointing that gun. they say the suspect ran into the hallway of the apartment, officers and that is when police fired at the sus

judge lynn: good day, ladies and gentlemen. i'm here today with ashley borders and alexandria bertagia. the two of you have been married for two years. we are here today because your marriage is in the process of falling apart. we're trying to figure out what's going wrong

judge lynn: good day, ladies and gentlemen. i'm here today with malcolm virgil and olympiada jackson. the two of you have been together for a year. you are 7 months pregnant with your first child with him and you don't wanna be together anymore. we need to talk about

do "billy lynn's long halftime walk" with ang lee. >> a dream come true. you're going to love this movie. and i was so -- i mean, i was blown away by it being, by the opportunity of working with ang lee, he's so profound. >> jimmy: it comes out veteran's day, november 11th and the way he shot this one, if you can see it in select theaters, it's shot in 4k resolution type of thing where it's -- >> it's 120 frames. it's insane. >> jimmy: it's new technology. >> it's te the irony is, there's not enough theaters to play 120 frames, so it's going to be interesting to see how it plays out. >> jimmy: how fantastic is that? can you give us a hint of what the story is about? >> well, it's -- we're following a young 19-year-old soldier who's being awarded for the worst day of his life. and joe alwyn plays the soldier. there's steve martin in the so many great -- >> jimmy: fantastic. >> so many great actors. >> jimmy: you're getting great reviews for this, and i just think it's a powerful thing. we have a clip. >> i'm lucky to be a part of it. it's kind of a profound

captions made possible by kcet tetelevision] ] >> tododay on "earth focus,"," children's book author lynn cherry captures youth making positive changes for the earth in her original film series "young voices for the planet." coming up on "earth focus." >> the mountains of maryland, lynn cherry spends many of her days over a drawing table. she has been writing and illustrating children's books for over 30 years. >> the most popular is the great tree, and that's the tale of the amazon rain forest in which a man goes down to the forest and cuts down a tree and all the animals whispering in his ear while he's sleeping and he wakes up and he has an epiphany and he doesn't cut the tree down. and it's about power for one person to do good or harm. >> lending her talalent as an artist, lynn has devoted much of her recent work to climate change, even publishing a book specifically designed for children and parents. >> i i think that my interest i the environment grew out of my love for nature. i had an experience when i was a little kid where i had these woods that i loved and i came pack and they

lynne: thank you. sen. toomey: again, this comes down to whether you think politicians should be able to control speech. that is what katie mcginty supports. i think that is outrageous. if the first amendment is for anything, it is to get people the power to criticize their politicians. as with the first amendment is about. it is about personal freedom and the freedom to express your position, whether you like them or not. the idea that we would give congress the power to control political speech is a terrible idea, and i'm not for it. ken: another quick break. more of this debate in a moment. ken: welcome back to the u.s. senate debate. we got right back to the questions. you know donald trump has expressed concerns that this election in pennsylvania is going to be rigged. he said he would watch pennsylvania, go down to certain areas, watch and study, and make sure people don't vote five times. do you share this concern, and based on what evidence, if so? sen. toomey: let me be very clear about this. this

there's another narrative people suggest but that's why lynn and i decided to speak on behalf of the words, you're pointing out action in hiring women. lynn to you, in your opinion the room, you can hear the laughter, though, from some in the audience when he said "nobody has more respect for women than i do, nobody. laughter. >> well, you know what, if i can piggyback on the name calling, you know, i would challenge first hillary clinton to respond to that as well. she called half of the american people deplorable. she called bernie sanders a doofus. >> john podesta did. >> so unless i'm dating the wrong guy, those last i checked are not terms of indearment. >> they're not, you're right. but the issue is women and trying to reach out to the women to vote for him on november 8. >> yeah, and you know what? here it is. i'm proof positive that not only does mr. trump hire strong women, he raises them. ivanka, tiffany, excellent role models. it's clear he instills the same respect and appreciation in his sons by virtue of the fact that they marry strong women, too. laura, vanessa, true e

errol lewis is back, ron brownstein and mark preston, lynn skweet.o mark donald trump actually answered the question. i'm not so sure that hillary clinton did. >> well, it was predictable what she said. it was -- i mean literally when the question was asked, we were sitting around watching, said going right to the children. because the children have been praised throughout the whole campaign, and they do seem like they're very well put together -- >> she didn't say he was a great father and he raised his children to be the respectful adults they are now. >> she didn't. but she walked a fine line and that was the -- that was the good thing she could find in donald trump. now what his answer was caught us all off guard quite frankly, because it really did give us a window into his mind, and his thinking, which is exactly where he is in this campaign. fight, fight, fight. he looked at her and said god she's given me quite a run right now for this and i like the fact that she is a fighter. and that's the way he seems to have conducted himself his entire

judge lynn: good day, ladies and gentlemen. i'm here with haely enot and alfred lafleur. the two of you have been together for four years. you're living together. this case is designated as a dissolution of cohabitation, which means you're living together but you would want to separate. but i really don't think that's what's going on here.

on lynn shore drive. no other injuries have been reported. mass. state police detectives and the essex district attorney's office are now responding. scene. of course, you will bring you the very latest coming up at noon. changing the course of history as we know. take a look. fascinating. >> you're telling me this guy actually went back in time for real to the hindenburg? >> kills people who aren't supposed to die. they don't have the keys that are supposed to happen, do the things they're supposed to do. history changes. reality changes. >> why would you be stupid enough to invent something so dangerous? >> i didn't count on this >> oh, yeah. >> congratulations, sweetie. how many pilots did you star in that you made that were, weren't picked up by networks? >> i was on the george clooney track for for. he's famous for doing 40-something pilots before "e.r." 48 before i got "mad men," which changed the whole thing. >> changed everything. this show has everybody buzzing. the concept itself is fascinating.

. >> vanessa: three lynn police officers are under investigation tonight. police say they were forced to open fire on a robbery suspect. it happened while the officers were trying to serve a search warrant at his apartment. >> mark: the man was wanted in connection with an armed robbery at the port hole restaurant on lynnway, but the shooting happened aan lynn shore drive. fox 25's kathryn burcham gathering details at both spots tonight. katherine? >> the reporter: yeah, you can see that police still remain here on scene, looking into this investigation, involving the man who lived on the fifth floor, as you mentioned, he was suspected in a robbery at a popular bar and restaurant down the road and tonight, the owner there says the suspect stole bags of cash from him last week, which is why police came here with a search this woman is still too shaken to show her face, after she heard the sound of bullets rip through this lynn apartment building. >> i thought something was happening that was a dangerous situation and then i heard what sounded like a ladder f

if you have any information on what may have happened to lynn police. news 9 is looking at the issues important to voters. we take a close look at affordable energy in new hampshire. >> we came the closest we did cherise: tonight a look at an issue that affects every person. energy generation and consumption. while the debate continues on how to make electricity more affordable, there is also concern about whether new england can generate enough power. adam sexton takes an in-depth look. adam: the winter months are when new england's power grid is put to the tests. zero, demand nearly overwhelmed the system. >> we came the closest to putting the lights out. adam: it would have been a shocking failure but gordon then we lay, the man responsible for ensuring the region's power supply, recently said that the current state of the grid is even more precarious. >> i chose that word carefully because we can keep the lights on in the wintertime with the current resource something that does not happen. adam: speaking one-on-one, -- and pilgrim nuclear station. t

i'm joined again by lynn sweet, paul singer and manu raju. okay. so lynn i want to start with you.unday's presidential debate is critical for donald trump. if he doesn't win that debate is he toast? >> not yet because there will be one more debate where he could reclaim himself. and carol, if he's studying that tape, i suppose one thing he should learn from it is that you don't interrupt. and you have the discipline that mark pence and hillary clinton did. the rnc just a few minutes ago put out a video counting up the times, it was 72, that kaine interrupted. but the importance of sunday, though cannot be more overemphasized because trump makes mistakes all the time. you know, i'm sorry, when people say well he's new to the game. he's not new anymore. it's been more than a year. i'm surprised they're still making excuses. and i'll be short in saying this one last thought here, it's not that he's not a new politician, so, he doesn't know how to talk right. i think it's he does say what he means. that's the problem. not that he doesn't say. >> okay. so manu, many people are saying th

. >> reporter: this woman doesn't want to be identified but she lives near 41 light street in lynn. police tell me 41 light is a rooming house with up to 30 rooms available to rent. according to the sex offender registry, six of offenders meaning, most at risk to reoffend. >> some of them have beenic haved for forcible rape of a child and indecent assaulted and battery on a child under 14 and they're living on light street where this mom tells me she is protecting her kids by keeping her eyes open. >> the kids just go about their business. they don't really concern themselves with who's standings outside 41. but i do. because i know what's in there. >> reporter: there is no regulation in lynn to stop large numbers of sex offenders from living at the same address. would probably be stricken down that's because last year the threw out lynn's regulations to keep sex offenders away there schools and parks. >> lynn police tell me they are aware of the sex offenders living at 41 light. they check on them and that's all they can do. a frustrating situation for parents. >> if there is sex o

a dead looy confrontation in lynn. jc: it broke out when officers tried to serve a warrant in connection with an armed reporter: the officer involved shooting took pleas on the fifth floor of this condo building after officers came to serve a search warrant of a man police identified in an armed robbery from last monday. a week after the armed robbery here at the porthole restaurant he is still shaken up by the terrifying ordeal. >> what do you have to say? of course you want to go home an c live. reporter: two men pointed guns at his head asking where the money was. they also said they knew where he lived. >> at that time it was getting late. another guy walked in the office to pick up some stuff he needed for the kitchen, aprons and towels. the cook said we're coming in. when he came in they grabbed him and he got down in front of me and then they said we'll be back in a minute or something like that. employees tied up and put him in zip ties before they grabbed his keys and left. >> it was very traumatic. reporter:

investigators say a sheriff's deputy shot and wounded ricky lynn hall while he was being treated for seizures. police say hall grabbed a weapon with a blade during his

lynn, is there a path to victory for trump if he does not narrow that divide? >> he needs 270 electoral votes, poppy, and he's not on a path to get them. you know, the old saying is that politics is addition not subtraction. and he's not doing it. but when you talk about the beauty pageant woman who talked about trump walking in when they weren't dressed. >> right. >> for all this complaints against journalists, and all the fact checks where he was wrong, this is a fact check that he was right. he says he walked in on women in various stages of undress, and this woman said he did. so, this is not a case where journalists are making anything up. i just hope when people listen to his -- his rants against journalists that they take it a piece at a time and they see that a lot of what is going on in his problems with expanding the base is a result of his own words. and that's why he's having so much trouble expanding the base. >> expanding the base. that's really what it all comes down to. here's the thing, larry. what we've heard from trump surrogates, reporters,

judge lynn: today on "divorce court"... davis: i love marcus with all of my heart, and i want this to work. but i feel like as the man, he should be helping more financially. wilson: i've been with qiana for a year and a half. she's the love of my life, but she's always questioning me. she's always nagging me. she's always on my back 24/7. davis: if marcus does not decide to change, i will have to leave -- not just for me, but also for my daughter -- so that she can grow up with a strong mother. catalano: "divorce court" is now in session. judge lynn: good day, ladies and gentlemen. i have qiana davis and marcus wilson. ms. davis and mr. wilson, you have been together for one and a half years. you have one child together. ms. davis, you want this thing to change significantly or end altogether. so why don't i start with you. tell me why you're here today.

marblehead to lynn to peabody some of the commuters are running over here. all will drive outside this afternoon and even see some sunshine and we will have more on that straight ahead. >> julie: back to you. >>> a pair of stars formerly of the boston bruins could see action. krejci and krug. krejci had hip surgery and krug had shoulder surgery in the off season. both are ready for the season opener next thursday in columbus. >>> and this is sure to be a popular request for the holiday. hasbro just released this life-like robot dog. it barks, turns its head and a lot more. they already sell a cat version of this toy. the realistic pets will ease and children. some studies say nearly red pets can provide companionship for real animals. the robot dog cost 120. the original cat version is about $100. i think sally paly needs a friend like that. >> gene: you don't have to take the robot dog for a walk and pick up his poop. >> sara: starr never gets mad at you. it doesn't cuddle or take the love. >> w maybe it washes. we will look into it. 5:42. we are keeping yo

regulation in lynn to stop large numbers of sex offenders from living at the same address. and even if there was, it would probably be stricken down that's because last year the threw out lynn's regulations to keep sex offenders away there schools and parks. >> lynn police tell me they are aware of the sex offenders living at 41 light. they check on them and that's all they can do. a frustrating situation for parents. >> if there is sex offenders living there they shouldn't there. should be a program or something for them. >> reporter: but right now those sex offenders are doing nothing wrong. all six of them are registered with the sex offender registry board and as long as they are living where they say they are living what they're doing is perfectly legal, but neighbors don't like it. they believe this situation puts their neighborhoods, their kids at risk. in lynn, i'm bob ward, fox 25 news. >> a firefighter has resigned from the department after admitting there's guilty of indecently assaulting his children's baby-sitter. he was accused of inappropriately touching the

had some off the coast from our viewer in saugus in lynn. looks like it's become moderate rain, but there was heavier rain earlier. just a little spot of yellow right there, that's all that's left along 10 certainly, driving out of lynn and past swampscott. to the south, heavy rain along the coastline, cohasset to sciate. this rain will continue tonight, and through the night, but it will just be rain, so these snow about here. 3 1/2 inches, heath and chester. berkshires, that heath report came with an elevation of 1,450 feet, so you really have to go up high to find accumulating snow from this one. springfield, an inch. montague, an inch and grandby, connecticut, after an inch. brim field, massachusetts, not too far away to the west, we're seeing some sticking on the grasses. a little over an inch that's seen to worcester, as far as that much snow on the ground. this heavy rain continues to push on through, notice the snow continuing to lift on out of here. only the coldest aaron i can't say, highest elevations are the greens and whites wil

lynn door, the big 2-out base hit, they are just a lot of fun to watch. and if you take your fifth starter and beat a 20 game winner, it's your year. i don't know if that means they win the world series, but something is going on here. humble. not one person wants to take credit. they keep moving it forward. i think that's really nice about that, from the pitchers to the guys in the pen riscassi & davis and all of them, francisco lynn and/or, none of them want to take credit for anything. >> it's truly a team, it is not a collection of talent. and i think cody allen was talking about their praise for miller. when they got andrew miller he said to terri francona, if you want him to close, have him close, pitch me somewhere else because i just want to us. a ninth inning guy to go the manager and say that says a lot about allen because a lot will not do that. we have had closers on the team in the past that won't do that. this guy is that hummable and there are a lot of humble guys on the team and they are halfway to winning the american league pennant. >> t

lynn, judith miller, thank you both. >> thank you.y just 11 days away, what it means for both candidates on the final sprint of this campaign this artoo unit must be delivered to the rebellion. come on artoo! ♪ artoo! welcome to the rebellion. ♪ this is for you. duracell and children's miracle network hospitals are powering imaginations everywhere. jenna: isis has reportedly carried out executions in an apparent attempt to keep the population from joining u.s.-led offenses. ben jad inwith -- benjamin with the latest. >> out west in the syrian border is very different. they continue to attack kurdish forces with dozens of troops and that is being called the forgotten front. we were up there and we met u.s. special forces david, 62 year's old from florida, he's been flying along kurdish forces and they've been under heavy fire almost daily and they are getting no support. >> we have received no support, actually. we have never seen an american officer or official come to this front line. the men say they can watch 500 isis cars resupply

lynn, i want to start with you. sort of a battle of the wills.ampaign working on this voter suppression, this idea that they're trying to keep some women and african-americans from voting, while michelle obama doing exactly the opposite, saying you better exercise your right to vote. is this a battle of the wills here? who is going to win? >> it's dangerous for both sides. you know, whenever you try to navigate through this, you're risking keeping your voters home. if people think the election is rigged, it cuts both ways. that's why what you want to do is target your voters, turn out your vote, which is exactly what michelle obama was doing in a big auditorium or venue full of clinton supporters. that's the focus instead of telling people it's rigged, that's exactly what people tell you not to do because your voters may say, well, if donald trump's fate is cast, why bother going to vote? it's a very dangerous, very dangerous political route to travel, that donald trump is taking in his talk about the rigged election. >> charlie, somebody who mig