. >>> ahead, a big night for new england sports fans.he red sox taking with the astros in game 2 of the alcs. >> and the patriots hosting the undefeated chiefs, both games went down to the wire. highlights ahead. >> going deep. x1 is here to help. you can do things like change your settings, learn tips and tricks, troubleshoot, and even manage your account. finding your xfinity username or wifi password, restarting your equipment, or paying your bill is easier than ever with x1. x1 help. another reason to love x1. say "teach me more" into your voice remote to get started. >>> georgia senator david perdue grabbing a georgia tech student's phone over the weekend while the student tried to ask him a question about the voter suppression controversy now engulfing the state. a spokesman said the senator thought he was being asked to take a selfie with the student. you be the judge. >> hey, so how can you endorse a candidate -- >> i'm not doing that. >> you stole my property. >> you want a picture -- >> give me the phone back, senator. give me

a new england sense of humor. he was shy, and did not enjoy small talk very much but he had his own opinion about certain things. can you tell me the story about the plymouth notch site came to the? your family was very involved. jennifer: yes. it was created in 1960 by my grandfather, john coolidge but there were some other people involved. one of the first ladies and i can't recall which one was involved in creating the foundation. at first it was the calvin coolidge memorial foundation and only within the past couple of years we've changed the name to the calvin coolidge presidential foundation. susan: it is an entire small village when you visit. what is the story it is trying to tell about the coolidge presidency and calvin coolidge -- coolidge's own up bringing? jennifer: the story it portrays is that the site is very simple, it is portrayed as the place where he grew up. it's almost an exact replica of his boyhood home. it has been kept that way for -- purposefully because we feel it's very important for pe

all this is part of it is called new england new england became something bigger became a land from sea to shining sea to take the ideals of the pilgrims. across the entire nation. lights may go i thought i was and we want to know whether the ideals of the pilgrims have kept up we've been on our own. started out west and came to see you to see whether the original pilgrimage is intact we have tried. many many ways. tried with great mortality in the first months we were. harsh weather. threats of war it was business partners function among ourselves at times harsh weather threats of war unscrupulous businessmen and affection people sounds like not much has changed but. at the brink and moved into the pit of your wishes for longevity how do you. think you that's very encouraging so you overcame the challenges the pitfalls and i think we found that along the way that there's still that hearty american spirit there who's to. do its would confess. what is. in america you're listening to the colony for the whole money well it's a beginning and i mean even as this is well let's say through the

although this is part of it is called new england new england became something bigger became a land from sea to shining sea to take the ideals of the pilgrims. across the entire nation even as a single. light may go i thought i was and so we want to know whether the ideals of the pilgrims have kept up we've been on our own journey started out west and came to see you to see whether the original pilgrimage is intact we have been tried in many many ways he has been tried with great mortality in the first few months were. harsh weather and. threats of war on scrupulous business partners function among ourselves at times harsh weather threats of war unscrupulous business men and a faction people sounds like not much has changed but. we stood at the brink and moved into the pit your wishes for our longevity. deals is. commendable thank you that's very encouraging so you overcame the challenges the pitfalls and i think we found that along the way that there's still that hearty american spirit there least of all to hear their wishes only adduce would confuse a lot of what is in america your wha

through the week, going throughout today, light rain exiting new england.y, very warm. beautiful today. we got active weather in the northwest, rain and snow depending on your elevation. then we break out the storm in the middle of the country. rain and storm, i don't think too much severe weather but some thunderstorms with it. northeast texas through the ohio valley, and a chill behind it. by thursday and friday, we take wet weather and rain with that front to the east coast, and hopefully clear out for the weekend and much cooler back in the areas of the great lakes. so the week ahead, it's like fall. you've got warm days, cool days. >> one crucial day, halloween on wednesday, fingers crossed. all right, thank you. >>> still to come, hear from the native son and the importance of the synagogue that was attacked in pittsburgh. no cover up spray here... switch to febreze air effects! scent f febreze eliminates even the toughest odors from the air. and it uses an all-natural propellant to leave behind a pleasant scent you'll love. use anywhere odors can spr

dedicated to old school new england-style candle pin bowling.lan, and this is a reasonable expectation, to kick my ass. they've been playing here since the '50s. >> woman: i was never allowed to come near the bowling alley. >> anthony: really? this was a den of inequity? >> woman: this was -- my aunt did not think this was a good idea. >> anthony: oh, man. it's a tiny little ball. this looks really hard. all right. [ cheering ] >> woman: it's very different, shellburn falls. i grew up here. very different. people don't know each other as well as everyone used to know each other. >> man: when i grew up in greenfield, everybody had jobs. i worked from the time i was 13. if i had to go back there, now, i don't believe in drugs, i don't have anything to do with them, but what choice would i have? stand on the corner, i would probably get into a business. what's a good business? well-paying business? i'm sorry. that's where we are. ♪ >> anthony: yes, it used to be a very different world, towns like this one. and there were many. but like everywhere e

southern new england could be an exception saturday.ight of the water on the leaves and then these winds, we could get isolated power outages. the weekend outlook as we go through friday we track the rain through the carolinas into virginia. saturday the nor'easter is up here all through new england. notice much of the rest of the country is looking okay, just a little bit of rain diving down through minnesota. on sunday as the storm exits, kind of windy and cooler behind it. then a new storm goes into the ohio valley with a little bit of light rain. pacific northwest, your active weather pattern begins this week too. in the northeast, it looks like saturday is your indoor day. sunday will be breezy and cooler but mostly dry. >> i think early halloween parties may get ruined. >> and decorations too. >> just get the clear poncho over the costume. >>> still ahead, the stock market struggles continue as another massive selloff on wall street puts even more of a dent into this year's gains. ♪ a moment of joy. a source of inspiration. an act

check the new england salute in the corner from the fans.he face and well, number one. four tds for pat mahomes. tom brady the last laugh, cool and calm under pressure. hooks up with gronk. 39 yards sets up the game-winning field goal from stephen gostkowski. he splits the uprights. patriots get the win there. 43-40. first loss of the season for the kansas city chiefs. >>> all right. it appears ariana grande and pete davidson are not walking down the aisle. ♪ after five months of dating and a lot of coverage, a source close to the singer says that the couple has split. they confirmed the engagement in june after just several weeks of dating. a source tells tmz the couple realized it was too much too soon, adding they still have love for each other. the reps for the stars have yet to comment. >>> all right. thanks for joining us, >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. we begin with breaking news. a diplomatic source just told cnn saudi arabia has given permission to search their consulate in istanbul tod

the good news last year's number from the cdc, 27,000 we started to see slight decreases in new england, vermont, massachusetts, and rhode island, and so we know they're doing innovate things that work and we're not doing them enough to match the scale, of what the problem is: >> host: and i want to almost end on that note towards the end of this if i can. but i just wanted to get the scope. let's go back to those numbers. we're talking about extraordinary numbers. i mean 72,000 people dying last year of overdose that's more than died in the entirety of the vietnam war. every year. and i think as you point out in the book, it's accelerating it's projected to accelerate over the next five years. where potentially another 300,000 people will die of opioids -- >> beth: that's in the next five, and in the next decade would be 650,000 which would be the entire state of vermont. >> host: and that would be the equivalent of the entire deaths in the civil war over a four-year period. the numbers are mind ' boggling. tell us -- this miracle drug, oxy conten, not the only culprit in your story bu

we have a high tide early this afternoon across new england. that he could lead to that water being pushed onshore, and that could lead to some coastal flooding with the two to three foot storm surge possible. winds are also very strong. we already had reports of wind gusts up near 50, 60 miles per hour. 21 million people are under some sort of wind advisory or high wind warning. as we go through the day today, we will continue to see those winds remaining up around 40 to 50 miles per hour. then as we go into tonight, some of those stronger winds move up across new england, portland, 36 miles per hour wind and then overnight we'll still continue to see those wind perhaps gusting up to 60 miles per hour in province town. additional rainfall could be as high as two or three inches, especially across southeastern massachusetts, but it's really the coastal flooding at the time of high tide. >>> migrants are marching on towards the u.s. they're moving despite a new aid offer from mexico. the mexican president promising them shelter, medical attentio

he starts painting new england school rooms new england young women, young boys courting, romancing.hese are often seen as highly sentimental romantic valentine's day images. for homer, there is more to them than meets the eye. one of my favorites is the country school that is in the st. louis art museum. does a rather small painting, much smaller than what we see on our screen. we see a one-room country schoolhouse. a teacher is standing in the center reading a lesson. there are three, almost for windows visible. one on the fire left, to in the center, and the edge of one on the far right. the two center windows -- the blackboard behind the teacher. of these two windows can you see any difference between them or what we see out of them? the window on the left, the shade is up, there is a hillside, we see into the distance. there is a horizon out there. the window on the right, the shade is down and all you see is the grassy hillside beyond. what can you tell me about the kids? how are the children arranged? >> all the boys are on the left and all of the girls on the right. prof. lub

after the revolutionary war, people, particularly from new england, began to filter out into western new york. and they found that the land out there was much more for show -- was much more fertile than it was in new england. and particularly for growing wheat. we don't think of western new york as being a big wheat growing area now, but at that time, it was far more productive to growing wheat. the problem was, how do you get the wheat and flour made from wheat back to the markets on the east coast? the roads were terrible. the appalachian mountains were in between. there was a man named jesse hawley who was a broker in flour. he would buy flour cheap in western new york and try to sell it down in new york. he went bankrupt because of the transportation cost. he could never make a profit. and while he was under the gun, his business was failing, he had this vision, he described it. it came to him in a flash. what if you took the water of lake erie, 570 feet above sea level, dug a ditch all the way across the state to albany and the hudson river, which is at sea level? you would have

low pressure moving off the new england coast bngs heavy snow to t to the mountains of new england and we are looking at some clouds i northern california. your local forecast coxtng up in the 0 seconds. >>> good morning. beautiful clear sky this morning, temperature 48 at national airport, 46 in prince george's county and 40 inck fred burg. what to wear this morning? get your warm coat andhi swea. the sunglasses as well. it will be a much cooler afternoon. yesterda we made 72. today's high only 58. a chance for more frost tomorrow morning andeavy rain friday night into early saturday. >> and that's your latest weather. >> thank you. >>> just ahead this morning, what megyn kelly said during a discussion on her show that has her issuing an apology this morning. >>> plus, groundreaking supreme court justice sandra day o'connor revealing her battle with alzheimer's. what her son is sayingthbout at difficult diagnosis and the road ahead. first, thiss "today" on nbc. the washington post said amie hoeber is a standard issue partisan with no fresh ideas. but it's the ideas she does have that

. >>> a new england patriots fan has been busted after police say he gave an opponent a beer >>> a newots fan has >>> i know patriots help fine the guy and turn him in. he's charge would with disorderly conduct and banned for life from the patriots stadium, which i'm sure is a much bigger punishment than the fine. >> why eve doon that? come on. >>> another racial conns for haitian is resulting in someone losing their job. >>> this time black resident was blocked from entering the resident. >> please move, ma'am. >> reporter: the video wreak oofz recoring phenomenon. he was confronted. is what yubt. if you want to come into my building -- >> it's not your building. you're not the owner. ma'am, you're not security, the proper manager. >> i live here. i don't like the fact you have your phone in my face. all i'm asking is what unit? no. no. >> exkusz me. >> are you kidding snee. >> she gets in the elevator behim. >> you just followed me all the way to my door. >> mueller now been hired. the company saying it will never stand for racism or racial proviling. we reached out for comment did n

go like a pro. >> and the remnants ofhu what w icane michael are exiting southern new england. right now, windy behind this york city..c., new winds up to 40 miles per hour. we have some snow falling rough eastern iowa. this is part of a system that's bringing pockets of heavier rain. we also have tropical storm sergio increasing some of the moisture in the uthwest. temperatures are well below average today, 30s and 40s for highs acros the upper midwest and the northern plains, and we are going to see temperatures rema remain below average into thed weeken and temps cool off in the northeast as well. here is a peek out your window. >>> cooler start this morning, temperatures 20 degrees cooler right n t thany were this time yesterday. breezy out there as well. you definitely want the jacket. it stays breezy throughout the day today but we have mostly sunny skies is. by lunchtime we are around 61 degrees. 64 for a high temperature today. that around 4:00 p.m. if you are heading out tonight, maybe grab the puffy coatith a temperature of 58. tomorrow temperatures in the 40s. highs f

nestled in a glenn in the countryside, the berkshire mountains, somewhere in northern new england or upstate new york. game.re playing a on the far left or lower left, there are two girls with hoops watching. they have shoes on. they are watching the boys play. what game are the boys playing? >> we call it the line of murder. stop the witch. whip.is called crack the ?hat happens in this game people end up being on the end and fly off the line. people toward the middle stay intact. >> is that a definition of conformism are what the people who stay in the middle stay safe and the off fromrisk falling the communal chain. what happens is, the biggest and strongest boy is leaning back, holding the next biggest boy, who is holding this boy, holding try to do ist they move the line around as fast as possible. end fallsink at the off. is this homer talking about boys will be boys? america is so great and wonderful. is this a metaphor for anything? >> it could be a metaphor to say , one day they will be against each other. it is a game now but when they grow up, it will not be a game anymore.

you see it happening in these new england states, it is working. we need those available everywhere. 17 states still haven't passed the medicaid expansion. that is proven number one tool to get people access to because bufenorin. only one in 10 people with opioid abuse disorder getting access to mat. we know this work. there is a huge amount of stigma to overcome. i'm seeing in areas that started to lead these progressive harm reduction facilities, whether it be in rural johnson city, tennessee, where they opened methadone and treatment facility, had alternative therapies and nobody in the community wanted to have it, not in my backyard kind of thing. and they just, these group of practitioner, public health experts, faith based communities, communities need to organized, working outside of the silos with law enforcement, use best practices to open clinics but it take as willingness to go out there to tell the story, to show the data, to show that treatment can work and to convince people that, as one of the doctors says that's trying to convince t

leading edge could be a brief period much southern new england but quickly washed away as the rain moves in with warmer air. that's 8:00 a.m. on saturday. by afternoon heavier steadier rains from western new york to boston into northern new england more showery as we go throughout the evening. we are going to see winds that will gust 40 to 50 miles per hour. still leaves on the trees. in some cases leaves are at their peak. roads get slippery and minor power out offages. >> president trump could take drastic action to stop the caravan leaving mexico by blocking their entry at the border. the administration is considering a new executive action to make it tougher for immigrants seeking asylum in the u.s. it would be similar to the travel ban blocking migrants who are not yet in the united states. but if they make it across the border they have the ability to apply for asylum. sources say details are expected to be finalized early next week. officials tells nbc border patrol may get back up. defense secretary james mattis is expected to sign an order next week to send 800 or more troops to

so, he starts painting new england schoolrooms, new england young women, young boys courting, romancing, these are often seen as highly some -- sentimental, romantic, almost balanced -- valentine's day images. of course, there is much more to them than meets the eye. one of my favorite ones is this painting called "the country school" which is in the st. louis art museum. it is a small painting, much smaller than what we see on the screen here. what do we see? we see a one-room country schoolhouse in which a teacher is standing in the center, reading a lesson, and there are three, almost 4 windows visible. one on the far left, two in the center, and then just to the edge of one on the far right. of those two windows, the two center windows -- and then there is the blackboard, the chalkboard behind the teacher. of these two windows, can you see any difference between them? or, what we see out of them? i will tell you, the window on the left, the shade is more up, there is a hillside, we see into the distance. you cannot really make it out that well, but there is a horizon out there. the

. >> today's weather is blourougho you by national. >> the remnants of michael is going through new englandem, down through d.c., here in new york city. winds can gust up to 40 or 50 miles per hour we have snow falling through eastern iowa. this is part of a system that's bringingeavi tropical storm sergio increasing the moisture in the southwest. temperatures are well below average today. 30s and 40s for highs, across the upper midwest and the northern plains. and we're going to see temperatures remain below average going into that's a look at the weather across the country. now here's a peek out your window. >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. highs today into the mid-80s for the inland valleys and slightly hotter tomorrow. our winds will pick up so it will be a breezy hot northerly wind. that will continue weda. san francisco is looking at more sunshine, highs up to about the low 70s. and then mid-60s by the middle of next week. >> that's your latest forecast. >>> now, to our special series in honor of international day of the girl, as former first lady michelle obama told us y

the final 25-6 with the new england coasting in.he bills are it to-6. >>> the red sox take care of the dodgers and rub assault in the wound of the new york yankees were eliminated as well. -- who were eliminated as well. this is my favorite over the weekend. alex, the great giving that youngster a hockey stick. he will have that for the rest of his life. look at the lady in the background. she is having a french fry and unfazed. a little kid will remember him for ever. >> you just pose with that. thank you for joining us. see you later, everyone. >> thank you, mark and good night, everyone. proposition 11 solves two issues. first, it continues to pay paramedics while we're on break. second, it ensures the closest ambulance can respond if you call 9-1-1. vote yes on 11. it gives you super fast speeds for all your devices, xfinity xfi. a more powerful way to stay connected. enhanced coverage, and lets you control your network with the xfi app. it's the ultimate wifi experience. xfinity xfi. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity xfi gives you

we want to give you a live look at gillette stadium in new england. coming up next, we preview the matchup between the colts and patriots. we also take a look at what the niners and raiders are up against this weekend. do you hear that? no. it's quiet. too quiet. xfinity home cameras. xfinity home gives you an extra pair of eyes to help watch over your family. plus, you have added peace of mind from 24/7 professional monitoring. xfinity home. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity customers, add xfinity home and get a great offer. plus, ask how to get free installation. call, go online, or demo in an xfinity store today. >>> some people actually hide >>> thursday night football is at gillette stadium in new england tonight, right here on ktvu, as the patriots take on the indianapolis colts. we are taking a live look at gillette stadium as they get ready for the big game. >> for more, we are joined by sports director mark cabaÑas. this is a long-standing rivalry. >> it's a long-standing rivalry and what i like to do is bring in the local angle. that's the angl

so all of that from a tropical system in mexico may turn into a snow maker and wind maker in new england for the united states. local forecast coming up. >> all right, paul, thanksbay b. and tonight oneng his 2-year-old son along for the de. >>> spending more than $1,000 apiece on coffee cups? tonight the eye popping cost of keeping drinks hot at travis air force base. >>> and a diver bit by a shark off the san francisco coastline. the coast guard releasing a new video tonight of a dramatic rescue. many people living with diabetes monitor their blood glucose every day. which means they have to stop. d ictheir fingers. repeatedly. today, life-changing technology from abbott makes it possible to track glucose levels. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. life. to the fullest. >>> a legendary commercial diver out of the hospital after surviving a shark attack. we have new video of the rescue off the san francisco coast. a passing boat picked him up and a coast guard helicopter crew hoisted him from that boat, taking him to stanford hospital. ron ell

heavy snow as a low pressure system pulls away from the new england area. there could be a few inches as we get into the mountains there. look for sunshine through florida. we >>> good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're going to see a few clouds rolling by throughout the morning and it's going to be a cool start, but then as we go through the day, a little bit warmer in some spots for the inland areas, reaching into the upper 70s. oakland today 68, and 65 in san francisco. san jose 71, and napa today reaching 74. we're in for a heatup in our temperatures over the next few days. before you know it, we'll be in the upper 80s by the end of the week. >> and that's your latest weather. guys? >> mr. roker, thanks. apology this morning. >>> plus, ground breaking supreme court justice sandra day o'connor revealing her battle with dementia. what her son is saying to nbc news about that difficult diagnosis and the road ahead. first, this is "today" on nbc. a. a. first, this "today" on nbc.is i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. "look wh

so all of that from a tropical system in mexico may turn into a snow maker and wind maker in new england for the united thas for that. >>> a deadly crash in the south bay blamed on street racing. and tonight one of the drivers is accused of bringing his 2-year-old son along for the ride. >>> spending more than $1,000 apiece on coffee cups? tonight the eye popping cost of keeping drinks hot at travis air force base. >>> and a diver bit by a shark off the san francisco coastline. the coast guard releasing a new video tonight of a dramatic rescue. >>> a legendary commercial diver out the rescue off the san francisco coast. a passing boat picked him up and a coast guard helicop was divine farallon islands today when he was bit on his hand and forearm. elliot has been diving in the shark infested waters for over 30 years. he's even been the subject of at least three documentaries in recent years. this one by noaa shows him combining his two great passions, diving and taking pictures of sea life. elliott has been a guide for people who want to navigate the farallon islands. >> we know ron. we

edge could be a brief period of sleet or maybe snow, even in areas of connecticut and southern new england but quickly washed away as the rain w moves inh warmer air. by the time we go through the afternoon on saturday, the steadier rains from westernhr n yorkgh boston into northern new england, more showery throuout the afternoon and evening. washington, d.c., philadelphia, new york, we are going to see winds thatill gust 40 to 50 miles per hour. still leaves onhetrees. we're going to lose the leaves. roads get slippery and minor power outages. >> all right, bill, thanks. >>> new this morning. president trump could take drastic action to stop the m caravaing through mexico this morning by effectively blocking their entry at the border. the administration is reportedly considering a new executiveul action that make it tougher for immigrants seeng asylum in the u.s. according to three nbc sources familiar with a proposal, it would be similar tol the tra ban, blocking migrants who are not yet in the united states. but if they make it across the border, they have the ability to apply for asyl

bring heavy rain from the carolinas up to maine and snow is possible at the highest elevations of new england. miles an hour in new york city on saturday, and approach 50 miles an hour along the new england coast. >>> now to the roller coaster ride on wall et a day after wiping out the gains for the year, stocks jumped today over 400 points. nbc's stephanie ruhle at breaks down whs behind the wild swings orn your 401k. >> rter: as the markets roared back today a sigh of relief from everyone with a 401 k.co rporate earnings driving the numbers. >> microsoft hitting it out of the park. >> reporter: those big profits combatting what is threat on the market deof a worsening t war between the u.s. and china. >> we had so much with china, it's on the table. i've love to see them respond. thus far, they haven't. >> reporter: the fed signals 's plans to raise interest rates again, which will affect the rates you pay for credit cards and mortgages. >> my biggest threat is the fed because the fed is raising rates too fast. >> reporter: the market roller coaster ik isely to continue. for those of us get

heavy downpours move up to southern new england. the heaviest will be across cape cod, the islands, and across rhode island as well. this is having a lingering impact. it will be offshore on friday. brings about a pattern change. a lot of cold going to move down to about 48. >>> florida governor rick scott says aggressive search and rescue operations will get underway as soon as conditions allow. in some towns hit hard by the storm went to work in the middle of the deadly weather. >> reporter: hurricane michael slammed in port saint joe. heavy rains and tree-snapping winds pummeled the florida panhandle. thousands of people rode out the storm at home despite being told to get out. port saint joe residents went into rescue mode after michael's 12-foot storm surge trapped people in their homes. volunteers in small boats and big trucks pushed through streets blocked by trees and submerged in several feet of water. donna haddock didn't have a way to check on her family so she used our cell phone to tell her trapped nephew that help was

and coming up on bbc news. englandst match of their one day series against sri lanka in dambulla looking to underline their reputation as favourites to win next years world cup. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. a woman who spent £16 million in harrods is fighting to keep her home after becoming the first target for a new uk anti—corruption order. she has been named as zamira hajiyeva, who's orginally from azerbaijan and is the wife of a former state banker. as well as her multi—million pound shopping sprees, she bought a house worth £11 million close to the harrods store in knightsbridge, and a golf course in berkshire. the high court has ordered her to explain the source of her wealth. if she can't she risks losing her home. investigators from the national crime agency say they believe there are billions of pounds of dirty money invested in british property — but it is almost impossible to charge the owners with a crime or seize the assets because of a lack of evidence. dominic casciani reports. a lu

in sport on bbc news, england captain steph houghton could earn her 100th cap after being named alongsideayers the squad for next month's friendlies with austria and sweden. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the leading think tank, the institute for fiscal studies, says it believes yesterday's budget is a gamble with the public finances and the chancellor may have to borrow more in future. after analysing the figures, the independent research group says the big winner of the budget is the nhs but other public services will continue to feel the squeeze. the ifs also highlighted big gains for two and a half million families on the government's new flagship benefit — universal credit. some will be £600 better off a year. 0ur political correspondent leila nathoo reports. 0ut out on the factory floor this morning the chancellor philip hammond keen to hear how yesterday's budget has been received. he's lifted the brakes on public spending, insisting pure households will feel the greatest effect. looking at the whole package of measures we delivered yesterday, not just personal

a little bit of snow, what we are talking about saturday through the mid-atlantic into new england itortions of new england, the mid-atlantic, winds getting to 30, 40, 50 miles an hour, saturday will be the day this moves from the southeast to new england, saturday will be a rough one, not a lot of snow but a nasty day. rob: thanks. jillian: back to our top story, nationwide manhunt ramping up for the suspect or suspects who sent bombs to high profile democrats and cnn. jillian: social media reaction pouring in. rob: carly shimkus with serious xm 115 here with reaction from both sides. >> the situation sparking a major call for peace and stability. here's an interesting tweet from donald trump junior. as someone whose family has rightly been the victim of mail threats i condemn whoever did this regardless of party or ideology. it has to stop and i hope they end up in jail for a long time. if you remember a letter containing a white powdery substance was sent to him in the mail. his wife opened it and was sent to the hospital, it was later deemed nonthreatening. then there is this twee

saturday's a rainy windy day, especially in new england. the time we get to sunday we kind of clear that out. not a lot of other bad weather out there across the country. >> thank you, bill. just ahead, the happiest final resting place on earth. the shocking problem at disney world. ♪ ♪ you... keep doing you. we'll take care of medicare part d. by helping you save up to five dollars on each prescription, and with free one-on-one pharmacy support, we've filled over 2 billion prescriptions and counting. stop by walgreens and save today. walgreens. trusted since 1901. in the beginning. fresh but that plug...quickly faded. luckily, there's new febreze plug. it cleans away odors and freshens for 1200 hours. [sniffs] ahhhh! breathe happy with new febreze plug. another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair works in just one week. with the fastest retinol formula to visibly reduce wrinkles. neutrogena®. >>> a rout on wall street sends the dow and the s&p into the red for the year. the dow plummeted

new england would fail to convert the two-point try.offensive play of the game, an interception by the defense. 84 yards to the house and the pats keep rolling, beating the bills 25-6. new england easily on top of what has to be the worst division in football. they go to 6-2, buffalo to 2-6. meanwhile to cleveland, the browns coaching situation, who is it going to be. it has hue jackson and todd haley fired yesterday. this is probably the best story of the sports world last night. record setting night in oakland. this is klay thompson. when he's hot, he's really hot. nba record 14 three-pointers. that's 52 points in only 26 minutes against the bulls. thompson passes steph curry's single game record by one. golden state mate 17 three-pointers in the first two quarters, a league record. the warriors did win. 149-24. >>> legendary baller michael jordan thinks a head to head matchup will settle the debate of who's the greatest of all time. >> a lot of talk going on these days about who is the greatest ever, about who has the titles, the raw

obviously, that's not new england, but mid-atlantic.ink some of the governors are having a harder time? republicans have dominated state legislatures and governorships for a long time. are people signaling they're ready for a change? >> i don't think so, dana. you see from state to staoeut, like new england governors, blue state governors. republicans are proving they can win anywhere. we're at an all time high of 33 republican governors. i think it's normal to see some competitive races. look at races like you said massachusetts and maryland, but we're also competitive in oregon, rhode island and connecticut and colorado. these are states that normally voted for democrat governors but we're within margin of error. >> dana: tell me about florida. that's a state president trump's been to quite a bit. rick scott now running for senate. you have the governors race between desantis and gilliam. lots of money, high stakes. really close race. >> right. we feel real good about florida. after the primary you saw the democratic up in most of the

and eastern new england. they get a piece of this and a couple dry days as they continue the daunting cleanup and recovery effort. david? >> rob marciano with us here as well. thanks to you. >>> all of this is playing out, the recovery efforts in florida and across several states tonight, president trump was back at the white house where he held a photo op with kanye west today. and jonathan karl was there in the oval office when the president brought the cameras in. >> reporter: a most unusual day at the white house. >> i love this guy right here. >> reporter: president trump invited the cameras into the oval office for his meeting with rapper and provocateur kanye west and football great jim brown. west launched into an extended soliloquy about donald trump and his red make america great again hat. >> you know, they tried to scare me to not wear this hat. my own friends. but this hat, it gives me -- it gives me power in a way. it was something about when i put this hat on, it made me feel like superman. you

we have snow showers, believe it or not, up through central new england. it is that time of year.next storm system will move through the great lakes as we go through the day today. very fast moving storm but still enough to bring some rain showers and pockets of heavier rain that will move into the northeast as we go into tomorrow. then that will move away. keep in mind it is extremely windy, especially back through ohio and indiana, back through illinois. chicago started off with rain and see a chance of those very gusty winds, perhaps gusting up to about 45 miles per hour through the day today making >>> it's mild out there on this sunday morning. right about 51 degrees in palo alto. 53 down through mountain view and we have a couple 60s on the map, including concord and hayward. now, the temperatures are actually set to be cooler today. we are beginning a cooling trend, which means our daytime temperatures are only expected to top out into those low to mid-70s. combination of sun and clouds will linger at least through the early afternoon, eventually clearing out by the evening

next, from new england, we have rob gronkowski. [ cheers ] he was voted most likely to lick stamps justaste. [ laughter and applause ] next up, for the patriots we have julian edelman. he was voted most likely to think he's posing for a sexiest fireman calendar. [ cheers and applause ] next up from new england is david andrews. he was voted most likely to eat just the ham from his lunchables, and throw the rest away. [ laughter and applause ] next from kansas city, we have chad henne. he was voted most likely to be a vice principal who says the word, "swag" to impress his students. [ laughter and applause ] "hey, you guys got some swag there? dab. [ laughter ] no more dabbing." okay. next up is patriots quarterback tom brady. [ cheers ] he was voted most likely to win the lottery, say that was fun, and then throw away the ticket. [ laughter and applause ] next up from kansas city is kendall fuller. he was voted most likely to be the love child of donald glover and childish gambino. >> steve: wow. [ laughter and applause ] next from kansas city, we have sammy watkins. he was voted most l

he played for two coaching greats: urban meyer at florida and bill belichik in new england. but hernandez had a history of instability and volatility, and later became criminally violent. he was convicted of the 2013 murder of odin lloyd, a man ting his fiancee's siste and he was linked to other violent cases, including a 2012 double homicide in which he was acquitd. last year, hernandez killed himself in jair his spectacuise and dramatic fall is now the subject of a major investigation by the "boston globe's" spotlight team, uncovering n details about his troubled childhood, devastatingi damage, and a number of warning signs missed or ignored by teammates, friends and coaches over the years. bob hohler is one of the lead reporters and joins me now. bob, thank you for making the time. congratulations on an incredible series. i know the last one comes out tonight. spotlight team is the story franchise. what sit about the sty's aaron hernandez that led you to want to turn your time, energy and resources toward his story? y> well, this is a huge stor that broke in our very own

england are 18-16 against —— new zealand. and prix qualifying takes place this evening. lewis hamilton aiming for the best possible chance to win his fifth world title. i will be back with those stories at 5:30pm. the former tottenham and england midfielder and england manager glenn hoddle is in hospital after being taken seriously ill this morning. hoddle was due to broadcast on bt sport when he collapsed on his 61st birthday. the channel cancelled their saturday afternoon score update programme. hoddle is considered one of spurs' greatest players and made 377 appearances for the club. winning the fa cup twice in the early 1980's. he won 53 caps for england and later turned to management, taking england to the world cup finals in 1998. israel says it's carried out air strikes on dozens of targets in the gaza strip, in retaliation for rocket attacks on southern israel. palestinian militants said the rockets were their response to the killing of 5 protesters yesterday. a ceasefire has now been announced. here's our middle east

showers and frontal boundary and snowshowers across the interior england in new england. the temperatures want to warm up for the next 24 hours before the cooling trend. we leave the showers behind by the time we get to tomorrow. highs across the northeast which is 60 this afternoon in new york city. guys. >> we'll take it. pedram javaheri, thank you. >>> a man arrested after groping a woman on a flight. wait until you hear the explanation. >>> and priceless and thousands of years old and fake. why a dead sea scrolls exhibit is no longer on display. get stronger... get closer. start listening today to the world's largest selection of audiobooks on audible. and now, get more. for just $14.95 a month, you'll get a credit a month good for any audiobook, plus two audible originals exclusive titles you can't find anywhere else. if you don't like a book, you can exchange it any time, no questions asked. automatically roll your credits over to the next month if you don't use them. with the free audible app, you can listen anytime, and anywhere. plus for the first time ever, you'

a more dependable -- to answer your first question, i certainly talked to my colleagues in new england and others in new york to try to coordinate our operations or our efforts, if you will, on resilience. we are about to put a study out on this issue of fuel security and what is the plan, if you will if we become over dependent on gas. we are not quite as over dependent as they are in new england. the key is what is a backup plan how are we going to pay for liquid fuel. delivery alternatives when you have a gas infrastructure. in doing this case, what is the plan for imports. those types of discussions on resilience are in the forefront right now. i think certainly our study will help. >> just answer my second question. should it be part of an overall resource planning? >> the answer is yes. >> i have to share a funny story. i was in college in the 1965 blackout. we were told never ever plug in a hot plate. the very moment he plugged it in, the lights went out. he said oh no i brought down the door. he walked outside and someone said the lights are out all over town. he said oh no. th

ten years ago, 15 years ago, you look at new england where the factories were devastated. people forget. you still have empty buildings all over the country from nafta, and usmca is the most advanced, modern and balanced trade agreement ever negotiated. it's also the largest trade deal the united states has ever made. we think it's the largest trade deal ever made in the world. $1.2 trillion in commerce per year. the usmca will protect america workers, substantially increase exports of american agriculture, and our farmers are so happy. and she was so happy. and they didn't know if we be able to make a deal or certainly a fair deal for them. this deal will revitalize also the american auto industry. one thing i wanted, was, i don't want any incentives to get companies to leave our country, fire everybody, move to mexico, canada or someplace, and build cars and send them in, no tax and no nothing. in the meantime we ended up with nothing except unemployed people. and that's not going to happen anymore. that's what i wanted in this deal and it was so important. it was so imp

they hired an army of reps to go out using old data including 1980 letter to the "new england journal of medicine" they ballyhooed this old out of date data did not apply to outpatient and have their reps repeated and repeated until uncertainty that the fda allowed them to say that time release mechanism that they did not have the liability of abuse and addiction than the reps repeated it like an old-fashioned game of telephone and repeated as a certainty and then you would see this happening over the course some people now think you can get addicted for just five days. >> and i can go as high as 56 percent quack. >> some have said that some are lower the science isn't clear but clearly it is a lot more than less than 1 percent. >> and your book points out that was not based on the empirical study of any kind but they said it as gospel truth. >> yes it was just a letter to the editor it wasn't a study the authors didn't mean for it to be repeated like that t7 they did that promotional they are sending their marketers into the doctor's officers in clinics into these rural areas and the

million-dollar project will feature the same cab dai and trace the original route from southhampton , new england, to new york. it will carry 2500 passengers and 900 crew members. it will also be equipped with modern navigation and plenty of lifeboats. i don't know. it seems a little eerie. celine dion, my heart will go on. maybe that will be in the overhead speakers the entire time. >> i am with you, michelle, i'm not sure about that. >>> here is a live look , under blue skies. a beautiful afternoon. hopefully you are enjoying it. might want to eat that lunch outside, because we are looking fantastic. look at these temperatures out there, 63 oakland, 64 san francisco , 67 san jose, livermore coming in at 68. fairfield looking at 4 degrees warmer. we are going to continue with this warming trend as we had to the week. this area of low pressure to our north will bring the rain for the pacific northwest. we are going to stay dry. the rain stays to our north. weather systems we are tracking will stay to the north as well. here we are at 4:00 p.m., plenty of sunshine. enjoy it as we ht a tomorrow mor

cáncer que habioa regresadode ls >> y bueno , este equipo perdió el invicto , los fanáticos de new englandque este hombre no pudo hacer. >> y ahora los dejo con dos reinas . >> muchas gracias saúl , le contamos que emiten alerta por autos que se incendian de repente , le contaremos y en oaxaca rescatan a un grupo de indigenes que era explotados . >> y una visita al doctor desencadería miedo en pacientes recientes , vamos a ver después de la paisa . >> (♪ mÚsica ♪) . >> vámonos a méxico en el, estado de oaxaca , autoridades rescataron a 63 niños . >> es increíble vamos a ver los detalles . >> estos niños y niñas saben que pueden jugar porque fueron liberados de las garras de explotación , son más de 50 menores de edad , y adultos , que vivían hacinados en este domicilio en oaxaca en medio