needle him? >> well needle him she has to do it in a way she doesn't come across as being too manipulative. that's the problem she is the campaign they were manipulating folks over the pneumonia issue and of course the whole issue of passed e-mails. she will have, she can be -- both of these individuals met both of them they can both be very charming people. both of them are. if they would let that side of their personality show one or the other would wip. i don't know if they will be able to do that. >> how much in each one of those rounds one week from today can the needle move one way or the other? >> a lot. if someone has a real knock out blow in the first debate, it may be hard for the other campaign to ever recover. there are instances campaigns have recovered. remember ronald reagan had a horrible debate against mon dale. you can turn things around. but three debates that's a lot to have we really pushing it other three times. but i think each one you will see the needle move. that last de

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needles while we searched and gathered needles three brockton police officers went to see what we were doing. we were told mayor bill carpenter would come out to talk to us. >> very few needles found anywhere near the school. i think the prior story, portray this as being a play area where five-year-old coming out. >> there's a playground. i can see it. >> we don't want needles >> jason: we found one next to the live shot, a couple steps from the camera. >> message to the parents very simple, children are completely safe in this school. >> jason: we did make effort to talk to the school district and all they would tell us maintenance crews with the district and city will be combing grounds around the school looking for loose needles, dirty discarded needles before school starts and say they will be out there every brockton, jason law, fox25 news. >> daniel: divers are back searching a pond in plymouth after a man disappeared while swimming with friends. friends say they are all out on the boat and when they jumped in the water the boat drifted off leaving them stranded. fox25 jessica r

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we found needles and evidence of heroin use all over that park. wednesday before the first day of school we went back and found nothing had changed. our own we found -- on our own we found seven needles three brockton police officers drove out to see what we were doing. we were eventually told mayor bill carpenter would come out and talk to us. >> very few needles have been found anywhere near the children from that school never ever come to over 200 yards from the school. >> reporter: the mayor says this is a problem concentrated towards the back of the park hundreds of yards away from the school. however one of the first needles we found was right out in the open along this concrete wall here a little more than 100 yards away from the elementary school, the parking lot and the playground. >> i think in your prior story you portrayed this as like being a play area where 5-year-olds are coming out here to play. >> there's a playground far the children -- listen we don't want any needles anywhere in the city. >> reporter: we showed the officers alt

we were out here yesterday and found 14 dirty needles. maintenance crews out with flashlights before the sun was even up sweeping the grounds right outside barrett russell elementary. kindergartens heading out to the classroom this morning. feet from the school is evidence of rampant heroin use littered needles. >> jason: last month we asked brockton police department what they were doing about the problem. needles and evidence of heroin use all over city park. wednesday before the first day of school we went back and found not much had changed. on our own we found seven needles while we searched and gathered video three brockton police officers drove out to see what we were doing. we were told mayor bill carpenter would come out and talk to us. >> very few needles found anywhere near t from the school never ever come to. over 200 yards from the school. >> mayor says this is a problem concentrated toward the back of the park 100s of way toward the back of the school. first needle we found in the open in the concrete wall here a little mor

a nearby park littered with needles and a concern for many parents. fox25's jason law is live in brockton this morning. jason, you were out there the city's mayor about this. >> yeah, daniel, and this has got to be concerning for parents because barrett russell elementary school is a school exclusively for kindergartners and talking to 5 and 6-year-old children going out here. out here for less than an hour and me and my photographer found seven dirty needles. the problem is the city park next to barrel russell elementary school. an obvious hot spot for heroin police officers came out after we started asking questions and we picked up 14 dirty needles in the park. this isn't the first time we reported on this problem. we shown light on the issue back in august. when we went back yesterday, the day before the first day of school to see if anything had changed, it didn't appear that much had, that the city was doing anything. yesterday i had a back and forth and contentious situation with the mayor of brockton and he still insists that the kids are safe

. >> it depends on which needle. the national needle, which was not moved, but parse that, in colorado, people supported johnson and stein now go, all right, i can deal with hillary. she was more presidential. if you're on the fence with third party candidates, she's looking better. state by state, needles may move. >> with but they're going to continue to grind it out for weeks now. we've got two more debates and a vice presidential debate, a lot more combat to come, both on the air and on the fwround. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> and we, of course, have to wait for the official polls of the debate last night, whether it did move the needle, though, we heard a lot of analysts come out this morning saying hillary clinton won. we got a tweet from the trump campaign who they think -- >> who do they think? >> they have a variety of on line polls, publications finding in on online post-debate polls they go for trump. >> trump found throughout the entire process and all the debates he's taken part in, the online

on our own, we found seven needles. while we searched and gathered drove out to see what we were doing. we were told mayor bill carpenter will come out and talk to us. >> very few needles have been found near the school. we are in an area here that children from that school never to. we're over 2 00 yards. >> reporter: the mayor says this is a problem concentrated towards the back of the park. however, one of the first needles we found was out in the open along this concrete wall here, a little more than 1 00 yards away from the elementary school, the parking lot and the you portrayed this as being a play area where 5-year-olds are coming out -- >> reporter: there's a playground right there. i can see it. >> right. that's the limit to how far the children -- listen, we don't want needles anywhere -- >> reporter: we showed the officers all that we found, and they picked up 14. city workers picked up the garbage and drug paraphernalia. is it acceptable to have heroin addicts coming here within disposing of needles within

but did it move the needle in an extremely close race? we kick off this special edition of "nightline" with abc's david wright who's at the debate site at hofstra university. >> good evening, dan. as presidential debates go, this was a bruiser. reality show of all-time. a battle where the stakes couldn't be higher, or the national poll numbers more evenly matched. this contest now down to these two survivors, two of the least-popular politicians to seek the presidency in modern times. in just 41 days, one of them will be voted off the island. >> typical politician. all talk, no action. >> reporter: tonight on long island, a battle royale. >> i have a feeling by the end of this evening i'm going to be ever happened. >> why not? >> why not, yeah, why not. >> reporter: donald trump at times barely concealing his contempt -- >> in all fairness to secretary clinton -- yes, is that okay? good. i want you to be very happy. >> reporter: did his best to brand hillary clinton as the champion of politics as usual. >> you've been doing this for 30 ye

kim kardashian just had needles and drawing blood. with this because we have heat with it actually caught arises the blood and so we are taking the two worlds of radiofrequency microneedles and their synergistics and we are the 1st and i ought to offer this. it's nice to put cedar rapids on the matter >> if you would like to contact them where do they need to contact you? >> pc plastic surgery.com check us out on facebook otherwise the telephone number, best way hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. bob kidder, owner, new england shirt company: this factory has been here since eighteen eighty-three. we have over sixty people here making shirts labled made in america. but donald trump's brand of shirts come from china, his suits from mexico, his coats from india. trump's products have been made in twelve other countries because he says there's no place in america that he can make them. well there is. >>> rain fall going to move back into the area. complex going to continue to move to the north and east. a pos

one hour on a needles. that's just with us barely looking. hopefully this works and we'll stay on top of it and let you know as enforcement begins tomorrow. >>> boulder wants to follow in denver footsteps and get rid of homeless camps. the police chief is strictly enforcing the camping ban. they say they want to help the homeless population and want to the city's largest day shelter which currently moves to church to church. >>> the aclu wants colorado ccties to lift their ban on panhandling. denver, boulder, and colorado springs have altered panhandling law and they're not in the aclu cross hairs. >>> no surprise here. another problem with the train to the plane. thankfully it's been fixed but we're looking into the 20-minute delay. three crossing arms at threee3 intersections stayed down too long. if rtd can get the crossing arms to work properly they could get rid of the flaggers. >> since this line has been opened in april, there's never been seven consecutive days where they work properly. >> the main issue is the amount of time the gate

moved the needle? >> i don't think that it necessarily did. i think there's going to be some trump voters who are republicans, but have been worried about whether he's presidential. i'm not sure he was compelling enough on the, can you pass the commander in chief test tonight, so he may see some of those moderate republicans drift over to clinton, but overall, i don't think this changes the polls much. >> it depends on which needle. the national needle, which was not moved, but parse that, in colorado, people supported right, i can deal with hillary. she was more presidential. if you're on the fence with third party candidates, she's looking better. state by state, needles may move. >> with but they're going to continue to grind it out for weeks now. we've got two more debates and a vice presidential debate, a lot more combat to come, both on the air and on the fwround. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> and we, of course, have to the debate last night, whether it did move the needle, though, we heard a lot of analysts come out this mornin

>> oh, yeah, when i didn't have a crocheting needle. i brought a crocheting needle to school once in third grade. >> jimmy: what happened? as a weapon or -- >> but i really didn't stab stanley. i just threatened to stab stanley. >> jimmy: is stanley the one that has a boat now, or is he the guy that owns all the tools? >> you know what? actually, i can't remember stanley's last name, but i'd really try to remember him, because you could tell he wasn't a good bully. i threatened him. he never came back at me again. >> jimmy: how much of a bully stanley? you'd be the bully's lawyer. >> really. >> jimmy: i saw you at the emmy awards on sunday night. you were there. well, sadly you didn't win, but you won last year. >> i did. >> jimmy: did you care after you won? did you want to win as much? >> you know what? this year i actually did not, because i knew i would have to get up on stage with that damn peanut butter on my dress. i looked under my bag, and i big chunks of peanut butter. >> jimmy: for those of you who don't know, my mother made

i think you really need that big moment for them to move the needle. what kind of moment?d trump needs a big apology. we did not see that tonight. hillary clinton needs to appear presidential and make trump seem up acceptable to voters. she's sort of that tonight, but still two more debates that's going to be the goal. >> all right. our political director, we'll see you from st. louis. >> definitely. >> thank you. >>> coming up in the next half hour, fact checking candidates after a night of claims, counterclaims, and outright accusations. we'll sort out fact from fiction. >> first, authorities trying to figure out what happened in the mystery at sea. a young man rescued after eight days on the open water, but his mother is still missing. what we're learning now about the investigation. you're watching "world news now." >>> "world >>> back with breaking news where several people were critically injured after a driver crashed into a bus stop hitting pedestrians. three of the victims were family members, parents in their 70s and their daughter, who was in her 50s. police say

in this library and at all city libraries to collect needles left in and around the building. they offer employees for employee -- training for employees to look for signs of this is a problem everywhere. and libraries are definitely places where the staff who work in libraries are very aware what is happening in the community because we relate to our community so well. >> reporter: perhaps surprising for frequent visitors but a sign of how serious the opioid problem is. >> you have to look at where they frequent. because mainly areas and streets, back of buildings, libraries, restaurants. >> reporter: well. >> i want to stop because it you are not going to stop, you are not going to want to stop. >> blair: the boxes are not kept in public areas they are in certain areas and they collect the needles when they hear about the situation. >>> feeling hazy, hot and humid. chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz is here to tell us when it will feel a little bit more like fall. not happen in the first day of fall. >> kevin: thursday is the that word -- we talked about that last night. t

library well they told me today they found a needle at the library at least once a week. which why staff boxes library all city libraries to collect needles and around the building. he always offer training for employees to look for signs of people who overdosed. not just big city thing this a problem everywhere. synch, libraries are definitely places where the staff are very community so perhaps a little surprising. but a sign just how serious this opoid problem is. >> you have to look the way this freaked. because their main areas and streets, side streets. back buildings back libraries. bernice knows all too well. you have to want to stop. because if you don't want to stop you're not going to stop those boxes are not kept in public areas kept with staff members and they are ones who collect needles when they hear about problem i'll blair fox 25 news. >>> new at 6 stepping efforts to combat rat problem city had double rodent control budget recents toll pay for more trips. 60 different properties over summer. and double the number of traps baited in september compared to

. >> reporter: this is one of three needle exchange sites in oakland. savannah o'neil with the h.i.v. education prevention project of alameda county says the program is critical. it has successfully reduced hiv and hepatitis "c" infections among drug users but says it's not enough. >> right now we're saying here's some clean needles. go do it somewhere dirty where you do end have access to water like sorry, good luck -- where you don't have access to clean water, like sorry, good luck. >> reporter: not just providing clean needles but oakland wants to give them a place to do drugs under supervision. >> it's just the best practices for people to consume what they are going to consume anyway. >> reporter: at the syringe exchange last weekend they showed clients this a futuristic looking pop-up tenth designed as a safe injection site. inside a sterile area and a so- called chill room where users can be monitored after injection by a medical professional. there are 90 supervised injection sites all over the world. >> we know that in cities where they exist,

the birtherism issue and hillary clinton needled him on this issue. listen to birtherism. >> i think that i developed very, very good relationships over the last little while with the african-american community. i think you can see that. i feel that they really wanted me to come to that conclusion and i think i did a great job and great service not only for the country, but even for the president in getting him to produce his birth certificate. >> well, just listen to what you heard. he has really started his political activity based on this racist lie. >> one thing i those was interesting. they were getting into the weeds about patty solace doyle. we have gone through this again and again although he tried to put it to rest. >> i wouldn't call it that. donald trump lived this out until the last possible moment he could. historically on the republican and democratic side of the aisle you have people who wait until the last six to eight weeks of an election to reach out to people of color. when you saw the press conference saying he put it to rest, the

. >> ahead at 10:00, the public library is making some changes and i h needles. >> how many hundreds of officers the chicago police department is hiring right now in an effort to get the violence there under control. >> and the jab president obama dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to live a full life. but living for today doesn't mean forgetting about tomorrow. most people spend more time planning their vacation than they do for retirement. but i like to think of retirement like it's a 30-year vacation. so how are you going to get there? and i can help. so if you have a question about retirement, ask me. sincerely, bernard tynes police will hire 500 more officers as it struggles to deal with a spike in gun violence. the announcement is expected to be made tomorrow. there have been more than 500 murders in the city so far this year which is higher than all of last year. right now the department has 12,000 officers. >> president delivered his eighth and final speech at the united nation's general assembly today and also took a jab at donald trump. >> the obama told world leade

don't share needles or insulin pens. don't reuse needles. the most common side effect is low blood sugar, which may cause dizziness, sweating, confusion, and headache. check your blood sugar. tell your doctor about all medicines you take and all your medical conditions. taking tzds with insulins, like tresiba?, may cause serious side effects like heart failure. your insulin dose shouldn't be changed without asking your doctor. get medical help right away if you have trouble breathing... fast heartbeat, extreme drowsiness, swelling of your face, tongue, or throat, dizziness, or confusion. ask your doctor if you're tresiba? ready. ? tresiba? ready ? >> mark: thank you for joining us at 6:00 cbs evening news is next. >> romona: we hope to see you back at 11:00. until then, have a very good captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: new evidence from the shooting. ( gunfire ) the family of keith scott releases video that captures the sound of a charlotte police officer shooting him to death. >> did you shoot him! he better not be ( bleep ) dead! >>

much more on the needle program here coming how many we found just ?esterday. reporting live in cherry creek, denver7 news. >>> this man makes off with tools and golf clubs on southests street. this was two saturdays ago. searching lynn cubic's home who is one of the coowners of a pet shop in thornton lakewood. she pleaded guilty to animal cruelty. the judge ordered the search warrant after the plea. investigators didn't tell us what they found at the house or even what they were looking for but they said it could lead to additiooal charges. >>> john bowlin is fighting a domestic violence conviction. he was convicted of pusng girlfriend against a bathroom wall last summer. he said the officer who arrested him didn't properly fill out a summons. take a listen. >>> a friend of the mayor and everybody knows who i am and i'm going through a lot. >> john got two years probation after a jury found him guilty of harassment. >>> this could make sports authority workers mad. executive are getting bonuses. >>> another breaking business story from the first alert desk. ap

the library officials told fox 25 they usually find one needle a week at their library and they want to make sure they doing everything they can to keep people safe. >> it's not just a big city thing. this is a problem everywhere, and so i think libraries are staff who work in libraries are very aware what's happening in the community, because we relate to our community so well. >> the collection boxes are kept with staff members and are not in a spot where the public can access the needles. >>> a new hampshire driver caught going twice the posted speed limit during the morning commute, he was caught going 135 miles per hour on i-89 in warner. he was arrested just after 6:00 a.m. and now charged with reckless driving. fog out there and some spots thickening up. orange 3 miles per hour, plymouth down to a half mile visibility. gonna a problem for the morning drive. and a cool-down on the way. >>> and the news on fox 25 continues for a full hour. coming up, fox 25 sits down in a one-on-one interview with boston mayor marty walsh. how he's handling his successes and failures ahead of ov

. >>> anyone are a -- afraid of needles at home will have to the needles. the spray isn't working. it's been the flu choice more -- for many years the mist. now kids should not get it this year. a pack of experiments found the spray has not been effective the past three seasons. it's unclear woo -- why. >> it's still a mystery, but we can't go on giving a vaccine months should ge get -- get the flu shot. if you get infected after vaccination it's far less like -- likely you'll have a severe case. >> can put people in ne -- into an emergency room. this is a serious infection. >> kids we talk to say they will tough enfor -- up for the shot this year. public healt continue to review data on the spray. it's possible the mist could be back for next season. >> doctors say getting the vaccine now should offer protection through the spring. kids under eight years need two doses a month apart if they have never had the vaccine before. >>> melt away the fat, see the the unwanted pounds. >>> a single mom takes her son to a school event. >>> watch country superstar carrie wood perform the them