trooper michael baker and carduse who was wounded in a shoot out with the suspect. >> it helicopters to be this. it's in the back of our minds a family is still grieving. >> despite the grief, the tarrantinos were today's moens ceremony everybody miss him. >> this officers did a great job and we want to take part of their recognition for the job they do every day. [ applause ] . >> honors ll and six members of the state police force were also recognized today. >>> tonight boston mayor says he wants answers about the deadly trench accident that killed two workers in the southened. these men were working for atlanta drain on friday when a water main break flooded the trench. there's thousands of dollars in unpaid fines and violations including one for not providing >> trying to find out more about what happened out there. i spoke to the victims families and they're devastated. >> osha cited the company a number of times including a littleful violation -- -- willful. >>> a man charged with hitting a police officer's cruiser is free on bail tonight. early saturday morning 24-year old whe

trooper michael baker and carduse who was wounded in a shoot out with the suspect. >> it helicopters to be

. >> troopers michael baker and scott mcdonald recognized for their role in a gun fight that killed a felon who hours earlier murdered officer tarantino. he shot back in may during a routine traffic stop. >> it is still hard. everybody misses him. he was our oldest. >> tarantino's parents on hand >> these state police officers did a great job and we want to partake in their recognition for the job they have done. reporter: hours after cowardly gunning down tarantino he was found hiding in a home in oxford. from a closet he opened fire hitting the trooper in the shoulder. >> true team concept. >> it was a hard day for everybody involved. it continues to be difficult for the tarantinos. think about them every day. reporter: the trooper is recovering well from the gunshot wound. he will be back to work in about three weeks. in boston, wcvb newscenter 5. >> we transition from the state house to the reality of darkness at the end of october. >> maria: darkness, but a glimmer of a sunset. a glimmer. harvey: you are right about a glimmer. changing of the clocks. you are right about that. it

. >>> sarah jessica parker, and hit song from sarah michael baker coming up next at 4:00 -- 4:00. >>> this is the news on cbs4. ,, but i carry a pistol. i fight back. that's why i'm still here. every woman has a right to defend herself with a gun if she chooses. hillary clinton disagrees with that. don't let politicians take away your right to own a gun. temper pete hick's happiness. >> get temper pete it for five years only at mattress firm. >>> time now for the chevy sports break.>>> new coach, new season, and new avenues. they are just teams that did not open until yesterday. power-play in the first. dallas is up 1-0 early. former du?: had himself a night . that was his second goal. the apps served five goals. ahead track -- a hat trick for his first game with the last night. the avs get a 6-5 win in their season opener. >> i came in and contributed anything that i could. tonight i was scoring that there were so many guys sacrificing their bodies and doing the little things. it is all worth it when you get the win. >> good win for the avenues and good windfall -- and good win for c

100419 the first time something heavy goes on, it's going down track 3 highway patrol sergeant michael baker says those barricades are there for a reason. 102907 the dot has not forgotten to get that barricade out of the roadway. we have several troublespots across the state track 4 this is one of them. robertson pond road near wendell is still closed. we found this dot crew working to repair it. but more than 400 roads are closed in north carolina. that's a lot of work -- and that means many barricades aren't going anywhere soon. 10051 contractors in. some place, you have ot get specially made culverts and pipes. this isn't something that's going to be done in just a few days track 5 for now, baker says be patient and find alternate routes. 103032 being 2 or 3 minutes late is not worth putting your life in danger track 6 brian shrader, wral news, wendell police identified the driver in that fayetteville crash as 68-year-old darrell musselwhite. they charged him with driving around a barricade into a safety zone. we hoped to fill one bus with exceeded that goal, thanks to your generosity and

sergeant michael baker is with the north carolina highway patrol. he joins us now. >> that's right, sergeant baker we had the opportunity to speak with you yesterday, and you told folks that they don't have o'get out, stay off the roads. surely seeing water receding. we ever keeping an eye on the eastern portion of the state primarily around goldsboro, kinston, the areas around the neuse river. we are still seeing it rise as it continues to crest. down in lumberton, they are still having some major issues with flooding. fortunately around the triangle area our conditions are is it any -- is it in any better condition today than yesterday? >> it actually is. we're still seeing like i said the water recede. we initially admitted a tremendous detour, probably one of the largest detours i've seen implemented in my career, we upgraded that detour last night where it travels between 73 southbound and 56. between the 13-mile marker up north to the 56-mile marker we're still having some issues, one of the things we're asking motorists to do in the event the

. >> the reporter: trooper michael baker, trooper mcdonald and trooper cardos shot down sam breen, after he shot officer darren teen. trooper cardos was hit by a .45 their pain is still sharp. >> i still thought everybody misses them. >> the reporter: but officer tarentino's parents say they needed to be here today, to shake the hands of the heroes who were trying to bring their son's killer to justice. they know all too well the risk of putting on that uniform every day. >> we knew that something, you know, that they just never really gave it any thought, never focused on it, so when we got the call, it was like walking into a wall, >> the reporter: while sharon tarentino calls their grief an ugly process, moments like today are healing ones. >> now my life and their life is sort of linked forever, but that's ok. it's ok to be reminded of those things from time to time. >> the reporter: that trooper's injury has since healed and he says he plans to return to work in next few weeks. during ceremony here today, state police also recognized others involved in the zambrano operation, includ

this is michael baker's golden retriever, >> he's cute. >> and oscar has a favorite song and shows his enthusiasm for it by singing opera. ? >> this is vachelli "the prayer." and apparently when the dog's owner plays it on the piano, they say it's the only song he'll sing. >> that's great! ? >> he's holding it out so long. >> he's even on tune. >> i know we have to move on, but this is so good. that's so good! oh! gosh. all right. >>> there's a restaurant in new york -- that dog is great. there's a restaurant in new york called merica. it's opening october 15th. can we just get the audio from that video? >> oh, my gosh. >> that is so awesome. >> oh. >> it's called merica. naturally, the presidential elections are all about it. >> oh, yeah. >> interesting items there on the menu for this new restaurant that is opening up. they have the t-rump mexican burger that uses a wall of grilled mushrooms, peppers, and american and mexican pepper jack. there's a -- well, you have the figurines there. there's a clinton burger, a triple bacon burger called in macn cheese called the 100 calorie burge

baker's administration. tonight two staffers are off the job. michael resigned. governor baker says they were involved in a scandal showing staffers from d.c.r. retaliated against a co-worker whose finacee planned to run for office in an attempt to unseat a republican senator. >> anyone who engages in any kinds of the activity that have been associated with either this investigation or some of the stuff that's been reported on with respect to the misuse of state property and all the rest. we will deal with that and >> the governor also admitted that the investigation into the alleged political retaliation took too long. baker said to expect more changes in d.c.r. leadership. >> right now the red sox are in cleveland preparing for tomorrow night's playoff game against the indas. we sent butch stearns to hang out with the team and the sox are ready to hit the reset button. >> reporter: here in cleveland it's a brand new season for the red sox. the ortiz celebrations, the 11 game september winning streak all a thing of the past. >> all the numbers go back to zero it'

. >> michael: governor charlie baker's plan to close projected 294 million budget deficit starts with buyout, offered to roughly 42,000 state employees. >> while this will certainly be as it always is, a difficult exercise, people should remember it is basically represents about 1% of executive branch spending. >> michael: if not enough take state officials say lower tax revenues cause that budget shortfall. that said governor baker insists stuff that matters most to people won't be impacted. >> we will not touch local aid to cities and towns and touch k through town and higher ed and not going to touch the court and department of children and families and not going to touch the department of mental health. >> michael: leader of one unirepresents thousands of state employees told the is sympathetic to voluntary buyout program and insists that the state agencies operating to bare bones levels, dangerously low staffing as he put it and reached out to the union and in touch with press people last hour or so and see it shortly at the fox25 news app as soon as possible. meantime the common

the linebackers may get involved and that time you saw jerome baker but it was michael hill and dre'mont jones that impacted that play because of the initial surge they got at the line of >> chris: hornibrook straight back. flushes, fires far side. high ball caught, as wheelwright, the columbus native sets up the badgers first and goal. >> kirk: this is a big-time throw from a freshman. watch this. he gets hit by sam hubbard almost as he's releasing this. throws it to a spot and there's wheelwright out of columbus, the toe tap to get them both down. heck of a cch throw by hornibrook. >> chris: he got cut in half by that young guy showing his toughness and accuracy. it's clement behind ramesh in the i formation. he's got it but again penetration and no gain. chris worley, the linebacker, cleaned it up. >> kirk: watch him close down on this. you see landers here, worley the pulling guard unable to pick up his block but great penetration. landers had a great future, the true freshman that wasn't highly touted but has had a great start. >> chris: badgers have three plays to get four yards an

> kirk: it's all about the the linebackers may get involved and that time you saw jerome baker but it was michael hill and dre'mont jones that impacted that play because of the initial surge they got at the line of scrimmage. >> chris: hornibrook straight flushes, fires far side. high ball caught, as wheelwright, the columbus native sets up the badgers first and goal. >> kirk: this is a big-time throw from a freshman. watch this. he gets hit by sam hubbard almost as he's releasing this. throws it to a spot and there's wheelwright out of columbus, the toe tap to get them both down. heck of a catch and a big-time throw by hornibrook. >> chris: he that young guy showing his toughness and accuracy. it's clement behind ramesh in the i formation. he's got it but again penetration and no gain. chris worley, the linebacker, cleaned it up. >> kirk: watch him close down on this. you see landers here, worley coming around from the outside. affects the timing of it. the pulling guard unable to pick penetration. landers had a great future, the true freshman that wasn't highly touted but has had a great start.

the linebackers may get involved and that time you saw jerome baker but it was michael hill and dre'mont jones that impacted that play because of the initial surge they got at the line of scrimmage. back. flushes, fires far side. high ball caught, as wheelwright, the columbus native sets up the badgers first and goal. >> kirk: this is a big-time throw from a freshman. watch this. he gets hit by sam hubbard almost as he's releasing this. throws it to a spot and there's wheelwright out of columbus, the toe tap to get them both down. heck of a catch and a big-time throw by hornibrook. >> chris: he got cut in half by that young guy showing his toughness and accuracy. it's clement behind ramesh in the i formation. he's got it but again penetration and no gain. chris worley, the linebacker, cleaned it up. >> kirk: watch him close down on this. you see landers here, worley coming around from the outside. affects the timing of it. up his block but great penetration. landers had a great future, the true freshman that wasn't highly touted but has had a great start. >> chris: badgers have three pla

the linebackers may get involved and that time you saw jerome baker but it was michael hill and dre'mont jones that impacted that play because of the initial surge they got at the line of >> chris: >> chris: hornibrook straight back. flushes, fires far side. high ball caught, as wheelwright, the columbus native sets up the badgers first and goal. >> kirk: this is a big-time throw from a freshman. watch this. he gets hit by sam throws it to a spot and there's wheelwright out of columbus, the toe tap to get them both down. heck of a catch and a big-time throw by hornibrook. >> chris: he got cut in half by that young guy showing his toughness and accuracy. it's clement behind ramesh in the i formation. he's got it but again penetration and no gain. >> kirk: watch him close down on this. you see landers here, worley coming around from the outside. affects the timing of it. the pulling guard unable to pick up his block but great penetration. landers had a great future, the true freshman that wasn't highly touted but has had a great start. >> chris: badgers have three plays to get four yards a

the linebackers may get involved and that time you saw jerome baker but it was michael hill and dre'mont jones that impacted that play because of the initial surge they got at the line of scrimmage. flushes, fires far side. high ball caught, as wheelwright, the columbus native sets up the badgers first and goal. >> kirk: this is a big-time throw from a freshman. watch this. he gets hit by sam hubbard almost as he's releasing this. throws it to a spot and there's wheelwright out of columbus, the toe tap to get them both down. heck of a catch and a big-time throw by hornibrook. >> chris: he got cut in half by that young guy showing his toughness and accuracy. it's clement behind ramesh in the i formation. he's got it but again penetration and no gain. chris worley, the linebacker, cleaned it up. >> kirk: watch him close down on this. you see landers here, worley coming around from the outside. affects the timing of it. penetration. landers had a great future, the true freshman that wasn't highly touted but has had a great start. >> chris: badgers have three plays to get four yards and forc

the linebackers may get involved and that time you saw jerome baker but it was michael hill and dre'mont jones that impacted that play because of the initial surge they got at the line of scrimmage. back. flushes, fires far side. high ball caught, as wheelwright, the columbus native sets up the badgers first and goal. >> kirk: this is a big-time throw from a freshman. watch this. he gets hit by sam hubbard almost as he's releasing this. throws it to a spot and there's wheelwright out of columbus, the toe tap to get them both down. heck of a catch and a big-time throw by hornibrook. >> chris: he got cut in half by that young guy showing his toughness and accuracy. it's clement behind ramesh in the i formation. he's got it but again penetration and no gain. chris worley, the linebacker, cleaned it up. >> kirk: watch him close down on this. you see landers here, worley coming around from the outside. up his block but great penetration. landers had a great future, the true freshman that wasn't highly touted but has had a great start. >> chris: badgers have three plays to get four yards and f

the linebackers may get involved and that time you saw jerome baker but it was michael hill and dre'mont jones that impacted that play because of the initial surge they got at the line of scrimmage. back. flushes, fires far side. high ball caught, as wheelwright, the columbus native sets up the badgers first and goal. >> kirk: this is a big-time throw from a freshman. watch this. he gets hit by sam hubbard almost as he's releasing this. throws it to a spot and there's wheelwright out of columbus, the toe tap to get them both down. heck of a catch and a big-time throw by hornibrook. >> chris: he got cut in half by that young guy showing his toughness and accuracy. it's clement behind ramesh in the i formation. he's got it but again penetration and no gain. chris worley, the linebacker, cleaned it up. >> kirk: watch him close down on this. you see landers here, worley coming around from the outside. up his block but great penetration. landers had a great future, the true freshman that wasn't highly touted but has had a great start. >> chris: badgers have three plays to get four yards and f

the linebackers may get involved and that time you saw jerome baker but it was michael hill and dre'mont jones that impacted that play because of the initial surge they got at the line of scrimmage. back. flushes, fires far side. high ball caught, as wheelwright, the columbus native sets up the badgers first and goal. >> kirk: this is a big-time throw from a freshman. watch this. he gets hit by sam hubbard almost as he's releasing this. throws it to a spot and there's wheelwright out of columbus, the toe tap to get them both down. heck of a catch and a big-time throw by hornibrook. >> chris: he got cut in half by that young guy showing his toughness and accuracy. it's clement behind ramesh in the i formation. he's got it but again penetration and no gain. chris worley, the linebacker, cleaned it up. >> kirk: watch him close down on this. you see landers here, worley coming around from the outside. affects the timing of it. penetration. landers had a great future, the true freshman that wasn't highly touted but has had a great start. >> chris: badgers have three plays to get four yards an

the linebackers may get involved and that time you saw jerome baker but it was michael hill and dre'mont jones that impacted that play because of the initial surge they got at the line of scrimmage. >> chris: hornibrook straight back. flushes, fires far side. high ball caught, as wheelwright, the columbus native sets up the badgers first and goal. >> kirk: this is a big-time throw from a freshman. watch this. he gets hit by sam hubbard almost as he's releasing this. throws it to a spot and there's wheelwright out of columbus, the toe tap to get them both down. heck of a catch and a big-time throw by hornibrook. >> chris: he got cut in half by that young guy showing his toughness and accuracy. it's clement behind ramesh in the i formation. he's got it but again penetration and no gain. chris worley, the linebacker, cleaned it up. >> kirk: watch him close down on this. you see landers here, worley coming around from the outside. affects the timing of it. the pulling guard unable to pick up his block but great penetration. landers had a great future, the true freshman that wasn't highly tou

. >> sara: happening today governor baker will offer tens of thousands of state employees buyouts in hope of avoiding major layoff. michael henrich live outside the statehouse where the governor is looking to close 294 million-dollar budget gap, michael. >> michael: good morning, sara. folks might remember the past summer we gave up our avoid a situation like this, but here we are nearly 300 million-dollar budget shortfall and now, yes, the governor's plan is to offer the voluntary buyouts to tens of thousands of state workers. >> we are under constitutional requirement to budget and we have since office. >> projected 294 million-dollar buyout, 42,000 state employees. >> difficult exercise, should remember basically 1% of executive branch spending. >> michael: if not enough take the buyout option, there could be layoffs and lower tax revenues cause the budget shortfall and governor baker insists stuff that matters most to people won't >> we are not going to touch k through 12 funding and not going to touch higher ed and not going to touch the courts and department of children and families and department of mental health.

investigation by the baker administration found he threatened another staffer who was engaged to parker, a democrat, running against incumbent republican. dcr tried to transfer, michael resigned. >> no one in our administration should ever think that it's appropriate to pressure anybody, not to run for something, for political purposes. >> this wasn't the first scandal to rock the department of conservation and recreation. last week deputy commissioner t resigned after team 5 investigates reported he turned traffic and his friend michael, director of fleet operations, resigned yesterday. this on top of the suspension of the dcr commissioner himself, after he used a state lease golf cart to shuttle republicans from ron kaufman's july 4 party. today baker also took away from state cars from 22 workers at seven agencies. while there are certainly some issues which, as i have said a number of times, frankly, me, i believe we've acted quickly on those. i don't want to paint with it a brush that says everybody that works at dcr doesn't know what they are doing. >> he'll also have more management announcements shortly but he his he's sticking with the man at the very top. >

michael veccione. and joe devito, and the pigeon, because he's always yelling, coo, coo, coo. mike baker.et's start the show. >>> all during hillary clinton's private e-mail server scandal, we've heard the same story "i made a mistake." she claimed she didn't send classified information, not true, said comey. now what do documents show, that the state department pressured the fbi to mark certain e-mails as unclassified in order to protect her interests. and the official, the undersecretary of state patrick kennedy offered a quid pro quo, that if the fbi gave in to pressure to reclassify the e-mail, the state department would reciprocate by allowing more agents to be placed in countries where they are currently forbidden, and you know fbi agents. they love therefore bir forbidd countries. they offered this explanation, classification is an art. not a science. yes. so is corruption. okay, baker. they admitted -- to both things. they said the e-mail request they admitted to, they admitted that they offered to help out the fbi with their, you know, their assignments, but they say the two thin

michael. >> reporter: well, starting today, tense of thousands of state employees will get that opportunity to get out of state government as governor baker's administration plans to close budget deficit. now if not enough of these employees end up taking the buy-out option, layoffs could come down the road. now these layoffs might be necessary, and the buy-out system is necessary because lower tax revenues are being credited with causing the budget shortfalls. governor baker told fox25 that these cuts will represent 1% of executive spending. the governor also said that the department of children and families workers are not eligible because staffs levels at that agency are already low. in other areas like k-12 funding and local aid will not get cut either. >> we are going to make sure we balance the budget. we are under constitutional requirement to do that, and we will. and we have since we took office. >> reporter: union leader representing thousands of state workers is quoted in the "globe" expressing sympathy for the voluntary nature of that forces is already bare bones calling it dangerously low. reached out to the union to learn more

baker captured it perfectly looking to the south down sand key. and here's another view of that same bank of clouds. mid layer clouds over sarasota bay. so sand key looking south. and michael. beautiful night. this is the van oi marina from liberian clark looking west-southwest over the marina. then finally in siesta key tonight from pred seeger. as you can tell it was pretty good tonight. insanity and today after four days in a row where temperatures were below average, today the high clouds we had yesterday shifted to the south. that gave us more sunshine, and with sunshine, east wind we're going to warm up. elsewhere today highs in the mid-80s. i think we'll stay in the mid-to upper 80s really when i look at the maps, i mean, joe see cold fronts coming our way. it looks to me like first week or so of november every day 84 to 88 for a high. we could even sneak in an 89 or a 90 in a couple spots as long as the east-northeast wind continues. i think it will. this is kind of reminiscent to stretch of about a week and a half of this, east-northeast winds and t cold front went by, we got chilly over the weekend. now we're back and we have high clouds, too. i think tomorrow wh

baker hughes. let's speak with marty shanker in washington about the going ons this weekend. .e should eric holder earlier here is the extremely confident michael writing in .he washington journal it goes back to the 12th century when henry the second asked, who will rid me of this troublesome priest? the current justice department will not permit a grand jury to hear evidence in this case. and because only a grand jury can constitutionally bring charges, that means no charges will be brought. >> it just goes to the unprecedented nature of this whole e-mail inquiry and director james comey's approach to it. latest letter, it is all unprecedented territory. tom: however is the director's job? said, off with his head. how it risk is he? >> he is under immense pressure. the fact is he is an employee of the obama administration. there is just no way they will fire him, obviously, because of how that would look. his job is safe, but his position is not. he is under intense pressure to say more in the days ahead. francine: has this actually be set to trump campaign? or, because voters knew that clinton was flawed, it will not make much difference? >>

charlie baker signing in to law a house bill that would create a special commission studying best practices for welding and hot work. it comes two years after this back bay fire killed firefighters michael kennedy and lieutenant ed walsh. welders working without a permit nearby were found to be to blame for that blaze. >> it's very important that we learn from any tragedy and this home, given the loss of two firefighters. we wants to make sure appropriate qualifications and certifications are in place, if they're indicated, we want to make sure that awareness is high. >> the reporter: under the new law, the commission would be in charge of investigating issues of licensing, permits, along were are cost recovery for damages. resulting in a failure to follow fire code rules and regulations. >> this is about unforced errors, right and what you really want to do is make sure that we the structures, the mechanisms, the enforcement devices and all the rest to ensure that we don't have this type of event occur again. >> the reporter: now, i spoke with the mother of firefighter michael kennedy, and kathy crosby bell has been working since her son died in that back bay blaze. for firefighting sa

michael jackson. happy halloween, everybody. among the stories front and center at this hour, a big deal this morning. ge combining its oil and gas business with bakerhareholders are going to get $17.15 per share, and ge is going to own 62.5% of the combined company paying $7.4 billion in cash and investors bracing for two big events coming up this week. and policymakers are going to see changes, and the jobs october report out on friday, and they are looking for 173,000 new nonfarm jobs and a tick down in the unemployment rate to 4.9%. investors and companies are seeking everything has a service business model, and we talk more about the trend of subscription bundling taking place? >> i think everybody has amazon envy to some degree, and not just amazon prime but the web services business, and you don't have to go out and sell your licenses, and you bundle a lot of stuff into it. that seems to be great for amazon stock, and adobe systems, and since then in the last month, you actually have seen people suggesting at goldman sach, and disney should kind of put all of it stuff together and deliver itself, and everybody wants sticking it to the consume