more from the courtroom. >> michelle carter is charged with involuntary manslaughter. was not the beginning of the trial. this was an effort by her defense attorneys to keep police evidence out of the trial. >> we are going to start with a motion to suppress. >> reporter: the attorneys for michelle carter wanted evidence to stay out of court but the proceedings went forward. in 2014, carter helped her boyfriend commit suicide carbon monoxide poisoning. police went after her phone. >> detectives from the police department obtained two search warrants. one for the phone of michelle carter. >> one text to a friend said his death is my fault. i was on the phone with him and he got out of the car because it was working and he got scared today the tape of police talking to her was entered as evidence. >> you probably had a lot of contact with him. >> so again, it was all about defense motions to suppress evidence. it didn't work. all of the evidence including her phone will be entered into court in the coming weeks. >> new tonight, local police arrested a man nt robbing a lo

michelle carter's boyfriend died at the age of 18. police say she texted him and called him, encouraging him to kill himself. >> today the teenager's attorney argued up some of the statements she made to investigators after he died should be thrown out of court. 7's jonathan hall live in tauntn with the latest on this case. kim, this was back in 2014, before michelle carter was arrested. she agreed to talk to gave up the pass codes to her phone and to her laptop. up led to a treasure trove of evidence, including some very disturbing text messages. well, today's hearing was about whether the judge will allow the jury to hear up evidence at trial. >> michelle carter is not talkig about her high profile case, one up tests the limits of the law. can a person commit manslaughter by helping someone commit suicide? her lawyer says no. >> this is a young man who wantd his own life. >> in 2014, carter was 17, a hih school student speaking to her boyfriend, con irade roy. he aborted the attempt, leaving the truck, but she told him, quote, get b

michelle carter's boyfriend he was 18 years old and police are saying she encouraged him with text messages. >> and today her attorney argued up some statements she made to investigators after he died should be thrown out. 7's jonathan hall live in tauntn with the latest on this case. >> the michelle carter case is getting national attention. she is charged with involuntary manslaughter, because here in te bay state, it is not illegal to urge someone or help someone commit suicide. and for the very up time we are hearing a 7 minute police interview up detti carter before she was arrested. >> michelle carter and her parents had no comment after today's hearing. she allegedly urged her boyfriend, conrad roy to kill himself while on the phone and through numerous text messages. roy was asphyxiated after starting up a gas pump in a pickup truck with the windows closed. officers interviewed carter at her high school two years ago. him. >> carter gave the police her phone and laptop pass codes. carter's lawyer says she was a suspect, should have been read her rights. he wants it is judge to rule

more from the courtroom. >> michelle carter is charged with involuntary manslaughter.

michelle carter's lawyers don't want her statements to police to be used in the case. the the plainville women says police never read her her rights when she was questioned, so her lawyers say they are statements are inadmissible in court. carter is facing a manslaughter charge in the case. kathryn burcham will have a live accused of breaking in to a south end apartment and attacking two women had a dangerousness hearing pushed back to next week. ronald brown was due in court today, but his attorney pushed back his appearance. police say brown climbed through the window of a south end apartment and attacked the roommates. police were able to track him down, because he left a prescription pill bottle at the scene. brown is being held without bail until that dangerousness hearing next week. >> mark: turning now to the weather, there's a chill in the air tonight in boston as the sun sets, my goodn that is a picture-perfect sunset right there fox 25 storm tracker meteorologist jason brewer in for kevin. if you're going to a ballgame, bring the coats. >> jason: chelmsford i

one for the phone of michelle carter. >>reporter: one text to a friend after roy committed suicide said "his death is my fault. i was on the phone with him, and he got out of the car, because it was working. he got scared. ". today the tape of police talking to her in 2014 was entered as evidence. this was not the start of the trial again this was all defense motions to suppress evidence. police evidence. it did not work. the trial starts, police evidence will go into court. in taunton, i am bill shields, "wbz this morning." >>> a dramatic scene in vermont, court officers wield a man accused of killing fi courtroom to charge them. 36-year-old stephen, hit a car head on carrying five teenagers. killing them. the judge is ordering a mental evaluation in the case. >>> a frightening fall at a local cemetery, thomas foster says he was crossing the west lawn cemetery in lowell when the ground fell right out from underneath him. sending him into a veteran's grave. >> it did not register right off the bat, until i stood up and th

young man who wanted to take his own life and did take his own life. >> reporter: his client michelle carter is accused of involuntary manslaughter in the death of her former boyfriend conrad roy. prosecutors say in 2014, carter convinced roy, who struggled with mental health issues, to kill himself through a series of text messages. investigators say carter was as he committed suicide. she encouraged him and now he's dead. >> reporter: but carter's attorneys say detectives bungled the case by failing to read carter her miranda rights before interrogating her at her high school. the investigators illegally ontoed the passwords to the phone and computer where police say they found the incriminating messages. carter's attorney says one piece of evidence he diswanted to see is the way pump roy attached to his truck to ingest carbon monoxide causing his the defense told the judge the prosecution returned it to roy's family and now it's missing. >> he rejected that he said no, i'm not going back to a mental hospital. they make me worse. i want to die. you must understand. >> reporter: the judge s

michelle carter urged her boyfriend to kill himself while speaking on the phone and text messages. those text messages called into it was discovered before police read carter her miranda rights. in a pickup truck with the windows closed. carter insists she tried to help him not hurt him. prosecutors played her 2014 interview with police. >> personal issues that i had before june. and i told him that come with me and get the help that you need. >> reporter: carter will be back in court december first. >> anchor: 2 accused murderersing not guilty for a home invasion. then her accomplice 23-year-old joshua hart also pled not guilty. prosecutors say he confessed to detectives that he stabbed and suffocated this elderly man last week. hart and smith are accused of stabbing his wife joanna fisher while they were watching tv in their home. the 2 took off in hardy's car. they drove to virginia where they were arrested last weekend. >> anchor: the election count down is on and 25 days and counting until election day. contestant controversy for donald trump. a former contestant on trump's fo

lawyers for michelle carter will argue that statements she made to police should be thrown out of her upcoming trial. it was in july that the sjc ruled the involuntary manslaughter case against carter will move forward. her trial is set to begin in december. 18-year-old conrad roy killed himself by filling his truck with carbon monoxide in 2014. five teens are dead following a wrong-way crash in vermont. police say steven burgoin was going the wrong way down i-89 outside burlington. they say he first hit a car around midnight, which burst into flames, killing all five teens inside. four of them were juniors in the same high school. police say burgoin then stole a police cruiser at the scene and caused a second crash. burgoin is in police custody in the hospital, where he is in critical condition. >> a large apartment fire is under investigation in bourne sandwich road overnight. there are no reports of any injuries. the "cape cod times" reports the red cross is helping displaced residents find temporary shelter. it's unclear what sparked the fire. two local economists are now nobel pr

who wanted to take his own life and did take his own life. >> the reporter: cataldo's client, michelle carter is ait caused of involuntary manslaughter in the death of her form irboyfriends, conrad roy. kill himself through a series of text messages. investigators say carter was even on the phone with roy as he committed suicide. >> she encouraged him and now he's dead. >> the reporter: carter's attorney says detectives bungled the case, by failing to read carter her miranda rights before interrogating her at her high school. the defense says the investigators illegally obtained the passwords to carter's phone and computer, where police say they found the incriminating messages. trial, they will prove that carter even tried to help roy in the days before he died. >> he rejected that. he said, no, i'm not going back to a mental hospital, they make me worse. i want to die. you must understand. >> the reporter: the judge told the court, he will take those motions about evidence under advisement and make it decision soon. coming up at 6:00 p.m., the one piece of evidence the defense says should b

michelle carter says she was not given her rights when police first questioned her. the 20-year-old is charged for manslaughter in the death of 18-year-old conrad ladd iii. his body was found in his pickup truck. he died from carbon monoxide poisoning. carter's lawyer say the texts are protected free speech and she is not responsible for leave after an incident on board a newton south school bus. we first told but this over the weekend. the incident happened thursday as the freshmen football team were returning home after a loss. now state police tell fox25 it appears some sort of disagreement may have turned physical. we are told a student ended up calling police and the pus was pulled over on route 2 a. >> what surprise immediate that there was a pretty food amount of tension which is what you find anywhere. and and that's why i was kind of so surprised. >> anchor: at this point police are not saying if anyone was hurt and no one has been charged and state police and school administrators are still investigating. >>> if someone wrote book and scripted tom brady's t

despite efforts to stop it, a tape recording of michelle carter talking to belize will be used as evidence when her trial begins. carter faces involuntary manslaughter charges for conrad roy's death. >>> a dramatic scene in court, court officers wheeling a man accused of killing five teenagers into a makeshift courtroom to charge him. hit a car head-on that was carrying the five teenagers, killing them. the judge is ordering a mental health evaluation. >>> campaign 2016, donald trump gearing up for a new england swing. you will be in smart -- portsmouth, and then bangor. during a rally in charlotte he had to go off script because the teleprompter broke. trump decided to dismantle them himself and blast the company. >> so, the teleprompter is a bummer. it doesn't work. that means e that means they did not do a good job so i won't pay them. and, tomorrow, i will have a story in the newspaper, donald trump did not pay a contractor. >> trump paraded female supporters during his rally and once again denied all sexual misconduct allegations that have emerged in the last few weeks. >>> meantime,

michelle carter faces involuntary manslaughter charges in the 2014 death of conrad roy. carter's lawyer said police illegally took messages off her phone and computer. the defense also said when they intergated -- interrogated her at the high school, they didn't read her her rights first. those were a few arguments the judge heard during a motion. there's no date for the trial a construction worker was shocked by electricity on the job. it happened at a building on congress street yesterday morning. boston fire says the worker suffered burns on his arms and hands from the electrical shock. we're getting to get an update on his condition and the latest in the investigation into how this happened. >>> fox 25 has learned the contractor doing the job when a osha is being -- or fining jamie mcginnis and sons more than $24,000. back in july, a wall 20 feet high collapsed and injured two workers. both workers were hospitalized. the theater was being torn down. >>> police are hoping the new video will help track down the person who torched two cars. we told you about the fires l

michelle carter facing a manslaughter charge for sending her boyfriend text messages, encouraging him to kill himself. carter says he was never read her rights and police started questioning her so lawyers say her statements are inadmissible in court. >> gene: federal official are asking a judge to release former he is asked to be released immediately due to cancer diagnosis. he was diagnosed with cancer shortly after being convicted of mail fraud in 2011. he has spent five years of eight-year sentence. his wife says she is grateful for the recommendation. >> sara: wrongfully removed a kidney. they were supposed to take out kidney of different had the same name. they identified the name on test result but didn't check second form of id like a birthday. figured out the mistake when realized kidney taken out didn't have a tumor and during the investigation into the incident public health inspectors found serious safety lapses at the hospital. >> gene: bedford, new hampshire has aggressive turkey problem. they are knocking on people's doors almost. police tell u.s. they have -- dominants

the text messages used against michelle carter have been called into question after it was discovered they were collected before police read up a gas water pump in a pick-up truck with the windows close. in court, prosecutors played her 2014 interview with police. >> i had issues that i got help for in june. >> reporter: 22-year-old abigail hannah broke down in court and pled guilty to kidnapping and torturing a two-year-old girl. >> the way this has traumatized my family and loved ones. i cannot begin to imagine the devastation felt by the i cannot put it into words. >> reporter: last november, hannah kidnapped the toddler from her home in the middle of the night. shaved her head, burned her with cigarettes and left her naked on the side of the road. she was spotted by a couple who saw her in a pile of leaves eight miles from the little girl's home in south hamilton. a few hours after her parents first reported her missing. >> hannah was sentenced to five to 7 years in prison. an ten years probation after the release. >> it was never my intention to hurt anyone. report tt child's fam

michelle carter claims she was not given her rights when police first questioned her. the 20-year-old is charged with manslaughter for the death of 18-year-old boy. carter's lawyer has argued that texts are protected free speech and she's not responsible for the suicide. >>> residents are looking for a place to stay tonight's after fire tore taking a look right now you can now view the apartments. firefighters say high winds fanned this morning's flames and spoke. many people were still sleeping when the fire started. >> i woke up to people pounding on our door. firefighters pounding on our door saying there was a fire. i got my roommate up and we got out. you can see flames shooting out the roof. >> fire investigators say most of the damage is on the they're still looking at the fire's cause. >>> trash up and down commuter rail tracks at the back bay station in boston. a commuter contacted us frustrated that he has been staring at the same pile of trash all year long. our kerry kavanaugh asked who's responsible for cleaning it up in a story you will see only here on f

. >> julie: lawyers arguing statements michelle carter used after boyfriend killed himself. 20-year-old facing manslaughter charge for the death of conrad roy iii. >> blair: official asking judge to release former speaker of the house sal dimasi from prison. it was filed from the federal bureau of prison to be released immediately due to his cancer diagnosis. he was diagnosed with cancer shortly after he was convicted of mail fraud and conspiracy charges in 2011. so far he has served almost five years of eight-year dimasi's wife says she is grateful for the government's recommendation. >> julie: new report finds surgery removes wrong patient's kidney. surgery supposed to take kidney after a different patient who had the same name. surgery identifies the patient using name on test result but didn't check second form of id on birthday and figured made mistake and realized the kidney just taken out didn't have incident public health inspectors found serious safety lapses at hospital. >> blair: reports of wild turkeys attacking people. bedford police say if you show dominance and act boldly

michelle carter claims she was not given her right when police first questioned her. 20-year-old being charged with manslaughter for the death of 18-year-old conrad roy truck in july 2014 and police say he died of carbon monoxide poisoning. carter's lawyer has argued detectives are protected by free speech and she is not responsible for roy's suicide. >> julie: it is 9:08. pair of football coaches on paid leave after a incident on a school bus. first told but this over the weekend. the incident happened thursday as freshman football team is returning home after a loss. state police tell fox25 it appears some sort of physical. we are told student ended up calling police and the bus was pulled over along route 2a. >> surprised me a pretty good amount of tension and find that anyway and freshman level, especially when i played it wasn't that intense so that's why i was so surprised. >> at this point police are not saying if anyone was hurt. no one was been charged. state police and school administrators are investigate >> heather: if someone was going to write a book about tom brady's ret

the lawyer for michelle carter will argue that statements she made to police out of her upcoming trial. in july, the supreme judicial court of the common law ruled the involuntary manslaughter case against carter will move forward. 18-year-old conrad roy killed himself by filling his truck with carbon monoxide gas in 2014. emily: commitment 2016. new numbers painting a picture of what could be an uphill battle for donald trump even as he lashes out at sex assault allegations. the eyeopener's erika tarantal erika? erika: we're focusing on the battleground states, states that could go to either candidate. a new poll gives hillary clinton a six-point lead over donald trump. it was done both before and after the "access hollywood" video and the second debate. and a public policy polling survey done only after both events gives clinton and 11-point lead in the granite state. we should point out that poll was done for a democratic-leaning group. trump told a group in ohio the >> including giving the questions and answers to hillary clinton before a debate. i don't get them. i want them. i'm

lawyers for michelle carter say the statements should be thrown out. the trial is set to begin in december. 18-year-old conrad roy killed himself by filling with carbon monoxide. randy: five teens dead in a crash in vermont. steven burgoin was going the wrong way on the highway. he first hit one car at around midnight which burst into flames, killing all five teenagers inside. four of them were juniors at the same high school. police say that burgoin stole a police cruiser at the scene. burgoin is in police custody in the hospital right now, where he the city of newton's website is hacked. the discovery made yesterday afternoon. the site was temporarily shut down. it is back up this morning. the mayor telling newscenter 5 newton police are investigating that hack. randy: pope francis breaking tradition as he announces 17 new cardinals, choosing more moderate leaders from outside of the larger catholic districts as the church leaders are being promoted include three americans, archbishops blase cupich of william tobin of indianapolis, and bishop kevin j

lawyers for michelle carter will argue statements that she made to police should be thrown out of her trial. it was in july that the sjc ruled the involuntary case will move forward. the trial will begin in december. 18-year-old konrad roy ked himself by filling his truck with carbon monoxide in 2014. randy: five teenagers are dead in a wrongway crash in vermont. steven burgoin was going the wrong way on interstate 89 outside of burlington. they say that he first hit one car at midnight which burst into flames. that killed all five teenagers inside. four of them juniors at the same high school. police say that burgoin stole a police cruiser at that scene and caused a second crash. the hospital. he is in critical condition. erika: questions after the city of newton's website is hacked. the discovery made yesterday, that site was temporarily shut down, is back up this morning. the mayor telling newscenter 5 newton police are investigating that hack. randy: concerns forcely nestle to recall its drumstick ice cream. the packs were distributed. no illnesses were linked to the ice cream, we

michelle carter's attorney planning to statement she made to investigators should be thrown out saying that carter was not fully aware of her constitutional rights. >>> the hamilton teen accused of kidnapping a 2-year-old little girl will be back in court today as well. abigail hanna set to appear for status hearing. officials try to figure out if she's competent to stand trial. hanna accuse od offed of breaking into the home and taking the child later found on the side of the road by a family in raleigh. >>> still ahead. who fell off a cliff walk in newport. a brutal road rage battle caught on camera. and what may have triggered this violent brawl. >> and vicious winds tearing through the bahamas. we are tracking the powerful path of hurricane nicole. >> for us home for the weekend. nothing but bluebird skies and sunshine. very chilly temperatures to kick off the weekend. we'll get to the forecast, next. ? ? these are the facts. kelly ayotte voted for deep cuts in medicare and social security. here are the votes. she voted against protecting social security from the threat of privatiz

a hearing has been michelle carter is accuseled of manslaughter. prosecutors say she sent text messages to conrad roy telling him to kill himself before he committed suicide back in 2014. cambridge police investigating a death at an m.i.t. frat house. officers were called to the phi kappa theta fraternity on sunday morning. they found a man dead. investigators believe the victim died from an overdose. and there was no foul play. >> kris: heartbreaking story a highway accident when a man driving the wrong way slammed right into their vehicle. the deadly drive didn't end there. detectives say the man then stole a police cruiser and continued his dangerous drive. >> reporter: charred and mangled metal, all that's left of a vermont police cruiser. five teens were killed. several more injured in this crash. >> this is extremely unusual. to have this many fatalities in one crash. >> reporter: police say this man was dring lane on an interstate when he hit another car. an officer found the car engulfed in flames. that is when police say he stole the cruis

michelle carter accused of manslaughter. messages to conrad roy telling him to kill himself before he committed suicide in 2014. >>> boston police are investigating a dealt at mitfrat house. officers were killed to fraternity sunday morning where they found a man dead. investigator say they believe this victim died from an overdose and there was no foul play involved. police have not confirmed if this victim was mit student. >>> and officers continue investigating of one person was killed of hit by commuter rail train. it talbot station along the fair month line on sunday morning. no word yet on what may have happened. >>> 7 news turning to tragedy in vermont. five teen killed on a highway. when a man driving the wrong way slammed into them. the deadly drive didn't end there. he stole a police cruiser continuing his path of destruction. christa delcamp has more. >> charged and mangled medal is all that's left of vermont self more injured in this crash. this is extremely unusual to have this many fatality in crash. this man w

michelle carter's boyfriend conrad roy committed suicide at the age of 18. carter was 17 at the time. her attorney argued that statements she made to investigators should be thrown out, saying that carter was not fully aware of her constitutional rights at the time. >> nancy: now to our election countdown. just 25 days left in the campaign. donald trump on the attack. seriously denying allegations michelle obama slams the republican nominee for his comments about women. donald trump continues to fight back against a flood of allegations. >> i gave a speechl earlier today on the lies, corruption, and false accusations of the crooked hillary clinton campaign. >> reporter: as trump spoke in ohio, jessica leads appeared on cnn saying trump groped her on a flight in 1979. >> he was grabbing my breasts. and tryinto and kissing me and then after a bit, that is when his hands started going... i was wearing a skirt. and his hands started going towards my knee and up my skirt. >> nancy: the president was also in ohio, wholing a rally and calling out republicans. >> wh

attorneys for michelle carter will argue that a jury should not your statement that she made to police were investigating the death of 18- year-old cond of carbon monoxide poisoning. carter is charged with involuntary manslaughter, accused of sending messages telling him to go through with it. >>> a judge will decide if the house speaker sal dimasi will get out of prison early. federal officials a file the recommendation yesterday calling for him to be released immediately. he served almost 5 years of his eight year sentence for corruption and the 71-year-old cancer and prostate cancer. >>> campaign 2016, republican donald trump will be in north carolina today and new england of the week after he is insisting that he does not know some of the women who have come forward to accuse him of sexual assault and continues to deny the allegations. speaking in new hampshire yesterday, first lady michelle obama says that there are serious questions of character. >> language that has been painful for so many of us, not just as women but as parents, trying to protect our children and raise them an

michelle carter claims she was police first questioned her. the 20-year-old is charged with manslaughter for the death of conrad roy iii. his body was found in his pick july truck in 2013. he died from carbon monoxide poisoning. carter's lawyer argued that the text are protected free speech and she is not responsible for roy's suicide. >>> 6:17. a pair of high school football coaches are on leave after an incident on board a newton was returning home after a loss. state police tell fox25 it appears some sort of disagreement may have turned physical. we are told the student ended up calling 911 and a bus was pulled over along route 2 a. police are not saying if anyone was hurt and no one has been charged. state police and school administrators are investigating. >>> within the last ten minutes, we have learned that we have another train cancelled in one is on the lowell line. train 304 which is the 640 from lowell. we h cancellations today even though the commuter rail is on a weekday regular schedule so i will double check on your rain in part

michelle carter claims that she was not given her rights when police questioned her. the 20 year-old is charged with man slawlgter for the death of 18 year-old conradicalized lloyd the third. carter's lawyers argued the texts are protected free speech and she is not responsible for his suicide. >> the pair of hague school football coaches are now on paid leave after an incident aboard a newton south school bus. we first told you about this over the weekend. the incident happened thursday. the freshman football team was returning home after a appears some sort of disagreement may have turned physical. a student ended up calling the police and the bus was pulled over along route 2a. >> what surprised me is the varsity level is a pretty good amount of tension, which is normal, but like at the freshman level, when i played it wasn't that intense. that's why i was so surprised. >> yeah, at this point police are not saying if anyone was hurt. no one has been charged. state police and school administrators are now investigating. of drake, right? >> big time. >> you have good

an attorney representing michelle carter claims the texts are protected free speech and she's not responsible for 18-year-old roy conrad's suicide. carter is charged with conrad's body was found in a pickup truck in july of 2014. police say he died of carbon monoxide poisoning. the judge in the case will hear arguments on this motion on friday. >> mark: boston's mission hill neighborhood is home to hundreds of college students, main of them young women and tonight, people there are on edge after a woman was sexual assaulted during the middle of the day. jim morelli has the warning from police. >> pretty uncomfortable and very shocking to hear. >>> young women living on at sexual assault, in the middle of the afternoon. like, i can avoid going out at 2:00 a.m. by myself, and avoid that type of situation, but i'm not going to avoid the park on the way to the grocery store. the park lindsay speaks of, kevin fitzgerald park on which connects the base of the hill with the regulars -- residential area above. this is about the sexual assault took place at abo this saturday afternoon. >> it wouldn't

. >> sara: statements in police should not be heard at trial for michelle carter. she claims she was not given her rights when police questioned her. she is charged with manslaughter 18-year-old conroyroid iii and body found in pickup truck back in july 2014. police say he died of carbon monoxide poisoning. carter's lawyer has argued the text are protected with free >> pair of high school football coaches now on paid leave afterren incident aboard a newton south school bus. the incident happened thursday as freshman football team was returning home after a loss. state police tell fox25 it appears some sort of disagreement may have turned physical. we are told student ended up calling 911 and bus pulled over along route 2a. >> what surprised me the varsity level pretty good amount of tension, normally find it anywhere and freshman level, especially when i wasn't intense and that's why i was so surprised. >> no one has been charged. state police and school administrators are investigating. >> sara: if someone wrote a book and scripted tom brady's return to action, it

michelle carter's attorneys arguing the statement she made to investigators should be thrown out saying carter was not fully aware of her constitutional rights. a vermont man accused of driving the wrong way on a highway and causing a deadly crash will be arraigned today. police say the 36-year-old crashed into a car and kill five teenagers last weekend. according to officers who then seven other vehicles, he was charged with second-degree murder and faces up to life in prison. >> christa: shellfish beds in cape cod are now closed after a reported norovirus outbreak in wellfleet. officials say dozens of people who consumed raw shellfish at weddings or restaurants in the outer cape area became ill. businesses are being asked to recall any affected shellfish. >> sarah: new this morning, the deadly house fire that killed a state police employee and three members of his famy authorities say last month's greenfield fire was due to improper disposal of smoking materials. they also say no smoke detectors in the home were working. >> christa: and crews racing to the rescue to save a couple of d

michelle carter's attorney is planning to argue the statements she made to investigators should be thrown out, saying that carter was not fundamentally aware of her constitutional rights. "today in new england" comes back at 9:00 with your latest headlines and of course your weather for the weekend. if you're hea "today show" is coming your way next. when i listen to families across new hampshire, all i hear is that washington is locked into a system where the special interests come before people. where drug company profits come before affordable medicine, the koch brothers and big oil come before clean energy, and powerful corporations beat out entrepreneurs looking to grow their small businesses. i'm maggie hassan. washington won't change overnight. who puts your priorities ahead of special interests can make a difference. and that's why i approve this message. bob hillery: i spent 21 years in the navy, defending america. if i only showed up half of the time, i'd have been court-martialed. but that's what senator kelly ayotte did. she missed nearly half of her homeland security hearings

accused of texting and encouraging her boyfriend to kill himself is due in court attorneys for michelle carter will argue that a jury should not hear about the statements she made to police investigating the death of 18- year-old conrad roy's. he died of carbon monoxide poisoning in his truck and carter is charged with involuntary manslaughter, accused of sending messages telling him to go through event attracted the next newscast is at noon and you can get your news 24/7 at cbsboston.com. we will see you chris sununu's family gave him a famous name and the top job at the family resort. but then things went, well, downhill. over the years, chris cut jobs. chris cut workers' hours to deny them health insurance. and now he opposes the minimum wage. chris has never had to work for anything. for by put new hampshire first and has not been authorized by any candidate. cottage cheese doesn't have to be just plain cottage cheese. with hood, it can be... ? hey! ? ...peach on a bagel... ? uh-huh ? ...garden vegetable on a caprese salad... ? hey! ? ...pineapple on a waffle... or cucumber and dill as a d

michelle carter is accused of manslaughter. prosecutors say that she sent text messages to conrad roy telling him to kill himself before he eventually committed suicide in 2014. a hearing has been scheduled for friday. >> kris: boston police mit fraternity house. officers are called to the pi kappa they ca fraternity where they found a man dead. they believe the victim died of an overdose and there was no foul play involved. police have not confirmed if the victim was an mit student or not. and investigators are trying to figure out what caused ten vehicles to go up in flames in tyngsborough over the weekend. you see video of this family's brand-new truck. it even damaged part of the the same thing happened on bowers avenue, a jeep engulfed in flame, as well. the incidents happened early saturday morning, and neighbors believe someone did it on purpose. >> why? there's no reason. why do it? you know, who benefits from it? >> she saw a fire underneath a car, and she thought a car had come by and thrown something over there. >> k

michelle carter faces involuntary manslaughter charges now in the 2014 death of carter illegally took messages off her phone and computer, though. defense says interrogated carter at her high school, they didn't read her miranda rights. and those are a few arguments that a taunton judge heard during a motion hearing. that judge is expected to rule sometime before the trial and no date yet set for that. >>> meantime, a former baby-sitter pleaded guilty to kidnapping a young girl who she once watched. hanna in court yesterday. that kidnapping almost a year ago. hanna, took a two-year-old girl from her home and found miles down the road, naked, and head shaven bruised but alive. since then, hanna has been receiving treatment at a state hospital. she was emotional when she spoke to the family. >> a day does not go by that this does not weigh heavily on my heart. i am prayers for the family with the hope that they will have healing, and the girls live happy healthy lives. >> heather: hanna sentenced to five to seven years in prison followed by decade of probation. >> ted: weeks to go to el

michelle marsh. u.s. defense secretary ash carter says the next phase in destroying isis is retaking raqqa in syria. that could happen in the nt he also says the fight against isis in mosul is going according to plan. >> the iraqis are fighting with still and commitment and curage. and -- and courage. >> forces are within three miles of the city on three different sides. it's estimated there are about 4,000 isis fighters left in mosul. >>> and more violence in killed 30 people. the people captured were headed into the mountains to collect food for the winter. from the terrorism alert desk, i'm michelle marsh. >>> there weren't many questions about how he would vote, but harry reid cast his vote today. his early voting location was on the las vegas strip with cullin culinary union workers. he's stepping down when his term expires. catherine cortez masto or joe heck will replace him. >>> one town is taking drastics this is to stop selling soap and toilet papers. some say the ban works but others say it goes too far. >> i haven't been egged or -- no shaving cream. i give the big candy bars, they better

brianne carter, abc7 news. michelle: get up to the minute updates on the commute by texting "metro" to 43817. larry: halloween means the end of october and end of a ride of steve's spooky spots. i enjoy seeing the crazy spots. doug: last one tonight. michelle: the guy who had adoreable braids. doug: he's with ed. in herndon now. it's spooky enough now but after it's dark and lights up. whose head is in your hand, steve? stephen: -- steve: i don't know. but they are all lined up. the theme is decapitation. take that for what it is. lady bug and batman. he is scared. did he get candy? kids and live television probably not a good idea. let's come back here and talk to the homeowners in herndon. you have been doing this for over 30 years? >> probably. steve: a long time. you have had the first trick-or-treaters. how many do you think you will see tonight? >> a lot of people walking by. they are commenting that they are coming here. steve: this is more attention. what do you have set up new >> new for the kids we have a fake

michelle marsh (??turn??)u.s defense secretary ash carter from the terrorism alert desk. us defense secretary ash carter said the next phase and destroying isis is retaking morocco. the de facto isis capital in syria. defense could happen in the next few weeks. gases in the fight against isis in mosul is going according to plan.>> the iraqis are fighting with skill and commitment courage enabled by the coalition.>> in mosul i rocking coalition forces are now within 3 miles of the city on three different sites. it is estimated there are about for thousand isis fighters left in mosul.>>> more violence in afghanistan. 30 people have been captured alert desk in washington, i'm it's heartbreaking, but true. as a millionaire c.e.o., rod blum laid off over 70 employees, but he took millions in stock and bonuses. it gets worse. in washington, blum supported special tax breaks for corporations shipping jobs overseas and millionaires like himself. i'll tell you what i think is missing in washington -- common sense. it's about investing in jobs and our economy. it's about investing

we heard the same thing in the last cycle when michelle nunn and jason carter and their famous parentsarter and sam nunn ran. it was going to be a purple state, it was going to be close. we had an election day, it wasn't competitive. i don't think it will be competitive this time, either. johnny isaacson will win by an overwhelming margin. donald trump will carry georgia. >> since you seem to see the future. when we talk four months from now randy evans what will we be talking about? >> i think we'll talk about basically the transformation into three political parties. i think we'll have the republican party, the democrat party and the trump party and i think the trump party will have many things in common with the republicans, it's going to have a few things in common with democrats but it will be a coalition of those who want change from top to bottom and unfortunately if you're at the top in the house or the senate and change comes, it sometimes catches you up in it. >> okay, we'll talk in four months, hopefully before then, randy evan, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> next, you

. >> morgan: carter evans, thank you. first lady michelle obama says let's do launch. >> officers and crew of the u.s.s. "illinois" man our ship and bring her to life! >> morgan: in connecticut today, the first lady helped commission the navy's new $2.7 billion attack submarine named for her home state of illinois. coming up next, there'sno race to election day-- a surge hillary clinton have been debating what to do about illegal immigration across the mexican border, there has been a surge of migrants from central america. the number of unaccompanied children at the border supnearly 50%. manuel bojorquez tells us why. >> reporter: every day, dozens mcallen, texas, to this migrant center at sacred heart catholic church. they've just illegally crossed into the u.s. and have been released by border patrol with ankle monitors while they file for asylum. brenda aguilar, fled honduras. single mother, looking for work. and, also, to flee the violence in >> we're getting mass spikes of people crossing and turning themselves in. >> reporter: agent k

the only major american city with all animal protection in northwest washington, mike carter-conneen, abc7 news. michelle: i talked to laura trump who is trump's daughter-in-law. the company paid for the satellite time for the interview. in the interview we asked about the winter voters and any october surprises. still donald trump is lacking in terms of the voter support from women. why do you suspect the message isn't >> i actually do think it's resonating. when i go places i have women come up to me constantly saying you know what? we don't care what the media is trying to push, or what the other side is trying to push. we know donald trump will do the best job for the country and keep us safe. he will change the educational system to make it better for our kids. i do think he is resonating. you can't believe all the polls that are out there. were quoted as saying there is a couple of days left in october. we have some stuff up our sleeves. are you holding on to a late october surprise here that you plan to dump on the clinton campaign? >> i don't even know if we need to do anything. wikileaks is comi

in northeast washington, mike carter-conneen, abc7 news. michelle: coming up at 4:00, social security and the campaign. the two candidates plan to ensure he will be there when you need it ahead. jonathan: armed robber in d.c. but a critical mistake by the guy holding the gun. we'll explain up next. steve: i'm steve rudin live in arlington on one of the hottest street around for the holiday decorations. this is the beginning. they have a hearse on the front lawn. more coming up next on "abc7 news at 4:00". ? ? ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh ? ? hush my darling... ? ? don't fear my darling... ? ? the lion sleeps tonight. ? [snoring.] ? hush my darling... ? [snoring.] ? don't fear my darling... ? ? the lion sleeps tonight. ? [snoring.] michelle: we have an update out of chicago o'hare. nine people have been hurt. a number of passengers on the grass there. they escaped the fire. we just talked about this. it must have taken huge coordination. this is what they train for to evacuate the passengers but you can't credit them enough for getting so many people off saf

in southwest washington, mike carter-conneen, abc7 news. michelle: that is so power to feel have the union. and the young ones to see it as well. jonathan: imagine surviving the holocaust and this is the first time they went through the museum. it's a very powerful museum. alison: the people who gather all of that information, probably loved being able to share that with them. that is their purpose. michelle: next on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- tiny targets. rs ago, 5 years ago, last week. just 1 pill each morning. 24 hours and zero heartburn, it's been the number 1 doctor recommended brand for 10 straight years, and it's still recommended today. michelle: target has a plan to get people excited again. they have small ebb stores. john matarese -- smaller stores. john matarese shows us how it works. john: for decades stores in the d.c. area have more products and building more sprawling suburban locations. but target is making a change to shake up getting smaller. this is what we think when we think of target. giant box in the back of a huge parking lot.

issues such as the say no, the anti-drug campaign of nancy reagan, rosalynn carter's campaign for health. michelle obama's program aimed at raising a generation of healthier kids. our conference today is about the relationship between the first ladies and military families. in the 18th century, martha washington visit the troops at valley forge during the revolutionary war. today, first lady michelle obama is joining forces initiative, which ensures service members have the tools to succeed drop their lives. first ladies have had to meet personal and public demands to each has brought her own passions and personalities. i love it introduce my friend, -- we are fortunate to have their legacies documented in our libraries. allow me to introduce my friend anita mcbride. she is executive in residence at the center for presidential studies. she previously served as assistant president -- from 2005 to 2009. directing the stats work on a wide variety of domestic and global initiative in which mrs. bush was involved. anita's white house service spans two decades and three presidential administrations. as

carter en 1976. por cierto, que hoy hillary clinton ha compartido por primera vez un acto de campaÑa con michelle obama ambos lanzaron duros dardos contra trump, luis carlos vÉlez tiene los detalles. >> (gritos). >> es la imagen polÍtica del dia la mujer mÁs popular de la polÍtica estadounidense junto a la primera mujer que tiene una oportunidad concreta de convertirse en presidenta de estados unidos. >> algunos dicen que no tiene precedente que una primera dama haga campaÑa tan intensamente por un candidato a la presidencia. pero estas elecciones no tienen precedentes dijo, la candidata demÓcrata agradecio su presencia y fue al ataque contra donald trump. >> (habla en inglÉs). >> dignidad y respeto por las mujeres tambiÉn estÁ en juego en estas elecciones, y quiero agradecerle a la primera dama por la defensa de este valor fundamental sostuvo. >> michelle obama ha sido determinante en la campaÑa de hillary clinton sus palabras en la convenciÓn democrata sellaron una alianza contundente. >> (habla en inglÉs). >> tambiÉn sus dardos contra el candidato republicano la han hecho catapultorse como una estre