nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides. after announcing 85 million-dollar blockbuster media deal time warner drawing fire from everyone to bernie sanders. lauren: deal talk pushes big moves, the overall market ended lower on friday. dow down 16 points. let's check in monday morning, few ahead of hoping bell. nasdaq futures 28. nicole: in japan, stocks higher. shanghai composite up 2.1%. lauren: right now oil prices 50.90 a barrel. up slightly. nicole: 15 days until election days. donald trump is pushing hard for votes on the battleground state of florida while hillary clinton is with elizabeth warren. nicole: good morning, 5:01 in new york. we welcome you to fbn:am. what to expect from the day ahead. lauren: a long time ally of hillary clinton gave nearly $5,000 to the campaign of fbi official who later oversaw hillary's investigation. the political action committee of terry donated the 2015 senate campaign of dr. jill, he's married to current deputy director of the fbi who oversaw the investigation into hillary clinton's

nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides. hillary clinton's lead over donald trump has been growing meanwhile donald trump steps up attacks on campaign and mainstream media. lauren: in the market stock prices recovered yesterday. investors today waiting for big-bank earnings and retail sales and speech from fed chair janet yellen. let's check in ahead of all of that on how stack market futures are shaping up. nicole: in asia choppy trading. right now a mix back there. lauren: today up $51 a barrel. nicole: verizon waves a big warning flag signaling it may demand to buy yahoo following massive customer data breach. lauren: dodgers move onto face chicago cubs ncls. we are going to have those highlights. nicole: friday morning, october 14th, we welcome you to fbn:am, first look at what's moving in today's market, latest breaking news. lauren: half way through october already. we do have breaking news for you this morning. a computer system issue at united airlines and has caused worldwide flight delays, the website and app were

nicole: we are. welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. lauren: british american tobacco offering to buy reynolds america. the value is $93 billion. offer represents a 20% premium over reynolds closing price yesterday and deal brings camel, new port and shares of american tobacco both higher as you can see in the premarket. nicole: also breaking this morning a day after the final presidential debate, donald trump explaining what he meant when he said he might not except -- accept a election result. >> i would accept a legal election result and i will challenge in the case of a questionable result. nicole: this comes after bipartisan criticism and republican senator john mccain he didn't like the outcome of 2008 race but that he still conceded the seat without reluctance. lauren: third most watched debate in history. it was moderated by fox news chris wallace and in las vegas, two of the three most watched debates in presidential history oc

nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides. hillary clinton shows sympathy for wall street while trump raises claim of rigged election. lauren: dow up 40 points then giving back this morning. taking a look at futures. nicole: asia stock rose with the nikkei. checking out china, dropped 3 quarters of one percent. lauren: oil prices gained 1% last week to hold above the 50-dollar-barrel mark. nicole: bank of america, netflix, among big companies expected to report today. lauren: tesla ceo elon musk delays product announcement saying that whatever it is it needs a few more days of refinement. it'll be a new auto pilot system. nicole: in sports los angeles dodgers is a one-man show. dominate and dallas dominates green on their own turf. lauren: welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. nicole: we begin with this this morning, iraqi government launching a major offensive to retake the city of mosul from isis. the iraqi military and kurdish forces began operations to led in

that's what's happening now, nicole. nicole: this week is job's friday. watch for that.e is a look at the headlines from today's edition of the wall street voter. colombian deal with rebels, would have ended 52 years of conflict. proposed in oil production isn't big enough nor quickly enough to avoid oversupply glut. gun show customers license plate under scrutiny. scan license plates to gather information about gun show customers raising questions how officials monitor constitutionally protected activity. let's get stocks to watch from you. what should you be keeping your eye on, how about tesla? third-quarter sales more than doubled posing best sales quarter ever. tesla prepares to raise cash needed to raise production which is aimed at the mass market. watch shares of auto makers, september vehicle sales that were slightly lower than a year ago. here is a look at ford with 1207. 1.4million vehicles in september, roughly 2% decline from a year ago. for the year, however, sales are on track with last year's record pace of 17 million sales. moving onto google parent, alp

nicole: thank you.et blown off the field by the tennessee tie attendeds and -- titans and chicago cubs and indians gear up for game three. you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. 5:49 in the east. that's wonderful. thank you very much. oh boy. thank you. ♪you make me feel so young ♪you make me feel so spring has sprung♪ >> this is what i had been seeing. >> this is not in the original painting. >> there's another one. >> oh, my god. inferno isn't fiction, it's a prophecy. someone created a play. nicole: tom hanks in inferno, dan brown novel after waking up in a hospital with amnesia in hope that is she will help him recover memories. inferno bucketed at $75 million. that debuts today. film projected to earn 25 million and take number one spot at the box office. lauren: tennessee titans beating the jacksonville jaguars. 18 to 22 and two touchdowns. demarco murray ran for 123 yards and a touchdown. season high, 494 total yards as they took their third win in four games. in

nicole: good morning to you i'm nicole petallides. squaring off for the first and only debate. 10 king and mike pence will face off tonight. we will have the preview. lauren: stocks pull back at the top 54 points yesterday. let's see how stock market futures are shaping up to dow futures are 30 points. nasdaq futures jumping the latin. nicole: stocks in japan rally on weaker currency which could help lift experts that the making of three quarters of 1%. the stock market closed in china. lauren: oil prices climbing $50 a barrel. down three quarters to 1%. $48.46 a barrel. nicole: hurricane matthews slams into haiti. janice dean will track with a monster storm is heading next. lauren: google set to unleash intelligence in a connected home devices. nicole: the new york giants were no match for minnesota vikings. all the highlights from monday night football and much more. lauren: it is tuesday, october 4th. welcome to "fbn:am" come your first look at what is within a today's markets can be her latest breaking news and what to expect for

nicole: i am nicole petallides. a ttle bit back today half of 1%. the dow up a few points on the back of those prices. see how futures are shaping up ahead of the opening bell. nonstock of time. nicole: japanese stocks got a lift in the jump in oil painting a cap one full percentage point. the china shanghai composite index up half of 1%. lauren: moments ago with her since i was now permanently stop making a galaxy note seven smartphones. reports that the batteries on the replacement devices were overheating and catching fire. the latest on the situation. true to a limited giant alcoa kicks off this morning expected to report a first jump in earnings per share in over a year. lauren: in sports, cleveland indians are a step closer with the sleep of the boston red sox. monday night football last-second field goal put the tampa bay buccaneers over the years. we will have the highlights. nicole: 5:31 a.m. in new york trade tuesday, october 11th. we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at today's markets, latest breaking news and what to expect that

nicole: i am nicole petallides.a trump cost or has to include comments offensive but says she is moving on and will have some interview for you. lauren: oil prices have done is try this out market. intel and yahoo! reporting today. let's see how this is a fact in wall street. don't futures higher by 68-point. message reaches the 29th. nicole: stocks resumes to the shanghai composite index up 1.5% in the nikkei in japan up one third of 1%. lauren: oil prices didn't fall but they rebounded overnight to $50.34 now. nicole: netflix is the fact to watch today that 20% ahead of the opening bell after the service did go past the forecast for news of subscribers. in sports the cleveland indians tickets written as the lead in their series against toronto blue jays with a little luck, sweat and tears. monday night football the new york jets get crushed by the arizona cardinals. we will have those highlights and fortunately. train to 5:31 a.m. in new york. we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and brea

nicole: thank you, nicole. money given to america's heroes involves bonuses paid to the california national guard. and native vocal has those details. >> at the head of the wars in iraq and afghanistan, the california national guard offered thousands of soldiers cash bonuses to reenlist or extend their time overseas. then they took those in good faith and did their time. plenty saw combat them were even wounded. 10 years later the same veterans are shot to point the pentagon wants the money back. >> i held my hand at the contract as an infantry officer. i didn't think there would ever be an issue. >> a series of audits regard came out too much money in some cases to the wrong people were under pressure to meet enlistment targets. they are being slapped with rage garnishments, interest charges and tax would or must they pay out. it doesn't sit well with those who know the burdens of wearing the uniform. >> newsflash to everybody. every soldier, sailor, airman, marine i've known over the last 50 years as paycheck

nicole: and nicole petallides. for it nicole petallides. had not and whether all to produce results. stock market futures this morning. right now dow futures down a diamond, s&p futures down to you. lauren: japanese stocks on the 31% after disappointing earnings from nintendo and china's shanghai composite lost a 10th of 1%. nicole: oil prices drop an oversupply concerns. crude down for three straight days. today however it's getting slightly up 18 cents at 4936 a barrel. lauren: for a hoping to get a pair of apple's wireless earphones for your iphone seven, you have to wait. apple has delayed the launch because they are not ready. trade to tesla, elon musk our company boosting a surprise profit. the stock shooting up 5% in premarket trading. lauren: chicago cubs jumped out to an early lead and even at the world series against the cleveland indians. we'll have the headlights. nicole: 5:31 a.m. in new york. thursday, october 27th. we welcome you to "fbn:am," and your first look at today's markets in the latest breaking news. lauren: the race

nicole: good morning. i am nicole petallides.ing a look now at the dow gains 40 points yesterday, this morning down features at 26. s&p futures up to you lauren: japanese stocks got a man that debate last night the japan up 1.5%. trade to oil prices on solid inventory data. oil at 5099 down 61 cents. lauren: among the stocks to watch today, ebay shares to give a percent on a weak forecast for the current quarter and microsoft set to report its results after the closing bell. train to the cleveland indians shut out the toronto blue jays have a right to the world series. chicago cubs even a series against the l.a. dodgers. lauren: it is thursday, over 20. welcome to "fbn:am" come your first look at today's markets cannot latest breaking news and what to expect the day ahead. lauren: donald trump, hillary clinton clashed in their third and final debate three weeks before the election. the presidential nominees extended sharp attacks in the debate moderated by fox news chris wallace in las vegas. here's some of the highlights. >> you

nicole: good morning. i am nicole petallides. disappointing profits that they profits that the dow down 200-point speeeight today the focus is to the focus moves to the minutes from the federal reserve's last policy meeting when they held off. s&p futures down to good japan's nikkei falling 1%. crude oil prices dropping a present yesterday. fifty dollars a barrel mark. questions about russia will cut back 1597 a barrel of 20 cents. >> amazon expands new convenience stores in sony on virtual reality. in sports the chicago cubs rallied chicago cubs rallied the ninth inning to disseminate the san francisco giants. cubs will play the winner of the washington national and l.a. dodgers. all the highlights. 501 in new york. when day, a cobra 12. welcome to "fbn:am" come your first look at today's packets from the latest breaking news in what to expect the day ahead. nicole: a new poll leading donald trump by nine points after sunday's debate. "the wall street journal" says clinton gets 46% support while trent has 37%. kerry johnson gets

i am lauren simonetti appeared nicole: i'm nicole petallides. boeing, coca-cola, comcast reported this morning. down arrow scrimmage of features and 73. s&p futures down that good >> japanese stacks did edge 1.5%. in chad and the shanghai composite was down half of 1%. nicole: crude oil done at present yesterday. down 1.5%. lauren: shares of apple set to open in more than a decade good >> analysts/and estimates ahead of its earnings report today. dude ceo elon musk over promised and under deliver again? and sports can make him one of the world series is history and pitcher cory clover shuts down the chicago cubs. we will have the highlights for you. nicole: wednesday 5:01 a.m. october 26. we welcome you to heaven, your first look at today's markets, the latest breaking news in what to expect that they had. lauren: donald trump pushes hard are both in the battleground state of florida. more now from adam shapiro. >> good morning, nicole. good morning, lauren. donald trump continues to energize his base and will be added later today to washington

nicole: excellent.of topics covered in last night's presidential debate, but this was the top moment on twitter. >> what would you do about syria and the humanitarian crisis in aleppo and i want to remind you what your running mate said. >> he and i haven't spoken and you disagree. >> you disagree with your running mate? nicole: we will take a look at how the debate played out on social media. and so you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news is it a professor who never stops being a student? is it a caregiver determined to take care of her own? or is it a lifetime of work that blazes the path to your passions? your personal success takes a financial partner who values it as much as you do. learn more at tiaa.org sprint? i'm hearing good things about the network. all the networks are great now. we're talking within a 1% difference in reliability of each other. and, sprint saves you 50% on most current national carrier rates. save money on your phone bill, invest it in your s

nicole: thanks, phil.: mike pence thinks that donald trump's vision won the vice presidential debate against virginia senator tim kaine. here is pence speaking on hannity last night. >> i really think that vision for a stronger america at home and abroad, if we did any good last night it was that we were able to communicate that vision and the clear choice the american people face. lauren: debate wasn't much of a draw for viewers. 31million people tuned in. that makes it the least watched vice presidential debate since the 29 million viewers watched dick cheney and lieberman. nicole: hillary clinton laying low as she prepare for second presidential debate. bernie sanders will campaign for clinton today in michigan. a program note for you, be sure to watch fox business, second presidential debate on sunday. our coverage begins at 6:00 p.m. eastern time with the intelligence report followed by lou dobbs and cavuto coast to coast at 8:00 p.m. and that will run through midnight. lauren: we will be here bright

nicole: 5:01 -- by about 2:00. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. nicole: mike pence and 10 kaine clashing sharply and the only vice presidential debate of 2016. are the highlights from last night. >> his tax returns show he went through very difficult time that he is the tax code the way it's supposed to be used in a ticket really ugly. because he's created a business worth billions of dollars. >> .tribe supports our troops. donald trump supports our veterans. but it is about our troops. >> i understand when he changes his subjects. he will not engage in risky scheme. donald trump wrote a book in a sad if this scheme and privatization would be good for all of us. >> we are going to meet our obligations to our seniors. >> he's got a personal mount rushmore. vladimir putin, more market dossier on saddam hussein. last and most dangerously, donald trump believes -- donald trump believes that the world will be safer if more nations have nuclear weapons. >> after traveling million

nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides. live reports for you from daytona, from orlando am soft the hard-hit areas along the track of hurricane matthew as the path now heads up the coast to georgia and south carolina. lauren: hurricane matthew leaving 300 people dead in haiti, you can see the devastating effects right there. we are going to have complete coverage, analysis all throughout the morning as we continue to track this morning. nicole: as we hope that everybody stays safe, we are keeping a keen eye on the economy and all the effects and how the hurricane is supposed to have a big impact and also a key september job's report at 8:30 a.m. and how the markets and election can be affected. checking on u.s. stock market futures, dow right now futures down 24. lauren: thank you for joining us. a special edition of fbn:am, it is friday october the seventh. nicole: good morning, everybody. here is what we know right now. we are tracking hurricane matthew along the florida east coast. howling winds and rain and storm surge,

i'm nicole oliverio. we want to get right over the rob eicher for the latest on matthew and this wet start to was downgraded. it looks like it peaked in intensity late yesterday evening as a category 5. watch the satellite imagery very losely, and the eye looking more ragged this morning. the bad news is it's still a cat 5 hurricane. so it's almost as strong as yesterday but slightly weaker. it looks like that weakening trend will continue. it will pass over jamaica and cus tuesday and over the bahamas as we head into wednesday and thursday. the track remains pretty similar to what we've had over the last couple days. it slowed down quite a bit. at one point it looked like it would be up here probably tuesday or wednesday. now it looks more like wednesday or thursday some the track has slowed down about 24 hours. now, where it goes from here, some of our long-range computer models bend it back toward the u.s. east coast. some bend it over toward bermuda and eventually out into the atlantic. now, if it wer

nicole: well, move over warren buffett.basis on the second richest person in the united states according to the "forbes" 400 list. $20 billion to the not worth putting it at a total of $67 billion pushed berkshire hathaway ceo warren affected third is for the total net worth of 65.5 alien to buffett held the number two spot for 15 years. take a look at the rest. that is cofounder and intimate top of the list $81 billion. facebook and oracle their ellison round out the top five and fell out of the top three for the first time since 2007. this current not worth 49.3 billion at amazon has a thousand dollar price target. lauren: most of those guys give most of their money to charity. the latest in spores. the pressure building rapidly on the chicago cubs down two games to one to the dodgers in the national league championship series. allowing just two hits. the cubs have now climbed 18 innings without going around. the dodgers on the other hand with two homeruns including game four tonight north of the border to stay alive in t

nicole? >> nicole: kris, just absolutely frightening the number of people we spoke with that say they heard the gunfire. this all happened inside of this home here at 136 gladstone street. we spoke to several people who were outside at the time when the gunfire just erupted. [gunfire] witnesses scared inside their home capture the gunfire between boston police and the suspect during an intense shootout. street in east boston when shots rang out. >> when i had came out of the house, he was... i saw swat running into the house. all i heard was gunshots. >> nicole: the sound unmistakable. >> i realized it was gunshots. and it was rapid. it wasn't separated by seconds. it was very quick, rapid gunfire. >> nicole: as police searched >> it's scary, especially when i saw the helicopters. i thought, they must be looking for somebody. >> i was really scary. i didn't know what to expect. i just wanted to get off the street. >> nicole: for those still outside, they didn't know what was going on, only th

nicole? nicole: jc, the recovery effort is active and complicated. take a look. they have drained that trench of water and secured that entire area. they have searched the entire area for the bodies of these two men trapped earlier this afternoon. screaming someone was down there. nicole: witnesses described a chaotic scene with little time to react. >> there was a guy leaning, trying to get the guy out, or whatever. he could not get him. nicole: a construction crew working in a trench on dartmouth street monday afternoon when the unthikable happened. >> all of a sudden water started rushing. nicole: so much water coming at least four men were others were trapped.

hurricane nicole pounded bermuda. this morning we're getting a look at nicole from space. the incredible images after the break. and we'll meet a girl who used social media to save her father's life... when we come fox5 news hall, maria silva, monica jackson, jason feinberg , . weather 24/7 with cassandra jones and traffic solutions with ken smith. this is fox5 news this morning. it's amazing how big a hurricane can get --to the point where you can see it above the earth. nasa has released these photos of hurricane nicole. ...take a look at this. this is nicole as it satellite view from space. bermuda is cleaning up from hurricane nicole... but they are still dealing with the mess left over from hurricane matthew. fox's steve rappoport has the latest on the damage the storms have caused. packing one- hundred-fifteen mile an hour winds... hurricane nicole - blasting the island nation of bermuda thursday... knocking out power to more than twenty-seven thousand people. a category three storm when it hit - the system ripping some roofs off of homes and buildings... it also dam

nutt who is nicole?e? >> this is a child of age 2 and a half identified as a girl and when i say identified as a girl, didn't say to her parents i think i'm a girl. said, when do i get to be a girl, when do i get to looked like a girl and believed she was a girl and two middle-class ordinary parents living in the state of maine needed to figure out what that was about. .. and the here to row of the -- the hero of the book is really the mother kelly. these twins were adopted at birth. kelly knew there were two things that were most important to her as a mother; make sure that her children were safe and happy. and she knew she could control the safe part. she had to understand the happy part because she also knew that this child was unhappy when she >> guest: you know, was really unsure about who this child was and resisted it. but kelly was determined. and so she did very early what a lot of us do, and she googled the words boys who like girls' toys. and that became the beginning of her odyssey to understan

nicole: fireworks in las vegas at the final presidential debate gets heated. we'll have coverage and analysis on who won the night and what were the top moments of the debate. good morning. i'm nicole petallides. lauren: i'm lauren simonetti. we are watching american action reaction. the dow gaining points yesterday in the premarket update team. s&p up on, nasdaq up two points this morning. nicole: japanese stocks could again in the presidential debate could then make a finished higher by 1.4% over net. lauren: old prices up 2.5% unfallen inventory data. right now just under $51 a barrel. nicole: shares of ebay sinking nearly 8% after a weak forecast for the current quarter. results after the closing bell today. lauren: the cleveland indians had to the world series while the chicago cubs even at their series against the l.a. dodgers.

. >> amy ellis nutt desert vista here's the cover of her book, "becoming nicole." who is nicole? >> guest: nicole was born and identical twin boys in 1997. born and given the name why it. this is a child from the age of two, two-and-a-half, identifiedn as a girl. when i say identified as a girl, didn't say to her parents i think i'm the girl. said window i get to be a girl? you know, when do i get to look like a girl? believed she was a girl. to middle-class ordinary parents living in the state of maine need to figure out what that was about. >> host: how do they figure it out, or did they? >> guest: they did. they who of the book is really l the mother, kelly. these twins were adopted at birth.ke kelly new it what you things that most to her as a mother. make sure that her children were safe and happy. and she knew she could control to safeguard. she had to understand the happy part because she knew this child was unhappy when she didn't get to play with the toys that she wanted or a father who was conservative, republican, veteran, you know, was really unsure about who this chi

nicoli man, nicole. >> nicole: absolutely, kris. just thinking back, christa mentioned three world series, he brought the city back after the marathon bombings. even former players and some rivals, as you mentioned during that final farewell, david ortiz coming back out. fans were chapghting, "we're in the leaving, we're in the leaving." it took 13 minutes before ortiz made his way to the mound. -- hat. you could even see some tears. congratulatory messages were pouring in on twitter overnight. pedro martinez writing, "well didn't, compadre, well done." alex record -- rodriguez write, "the best clutch hitter i ever played against. congrats on a great career." "thank you did on and off the feel. we'll always remember how tall you stood after the bombing. heart of a champion." boston mayor marty walsh wrote, "while the red sox season might be over, we'll always remember what david ortiz has done for our team and our city." and red sox catcher bryan holaday sharing this photo of his on the, "thank you for teaching me how to hit balls."

nicole: and he is not denying now. in this sunday tweet, trump says quote i know our complex tax laws better than anyone who has ever run for president and am and the spin has begun. rudy giuliani suggesting the tax information is a good for trump. >> i would rather have a person that understands the economy and is a turnaround artist than someone who was a failure as secretary of state. nicole meanwhile, hillary : clinton tweeting out her thoughts sunday evening. saying quote donald trump built numerous squandered businesses on the backs of taxpayers, and he hasn't even paid his fair share. trump's taxable income in subsequent years, remains unknown. but he could have made up to $50 million a year without paying federal taxes through 2013. nicole estaphan wcvb newcenter 5. nichole: the only vice presidential debate is two days away. tim kaine and mike pence square off on tuesday night. coverage starts at 9pm on wcvb channel 5. then its round two for hillary clinton and donald trump their next presidential debate is a

. >> nicole: first at 6:00, breaking news. a massachusetts state trooper hit by a motorcycle at gillette stadium. >> jonathan: officials say the incident happened on route 1 while the trooper was working a detail for the game. it happened at the trooper was rushed to the hospital. we're told the injuries are serious. motorcyclist was also taken to the hospital in boston. those injuries unknown, but this person is expected to face charges. we will keep you updated on this breaking story. >> nicole: and still over at gillette, patriots' fans leaving the stadium disappointed. today's 16-0 loss to the bills the first time new england has been shut out at home in 23 >> jonathan: can't win 'em all, right? brady's suspension is just about over, too. 7's sports director joe amorosino is here to break down the game. joe? >> joe: less than six hours remaining on tom brady's deflategate suspension. he's back at gillette first thing tomorrow morning. his team is 3-1. they're in first place. as for today, without jimmy garoppolo and the ro

there's nicole with what you need to know with this new open tolling. nicole. nicole: antoinette, doug, along with the new tolls, massdot officials have promised us a slowdown. commute. you can see traffic building up on a saturday morning heading into the toll as people slow down, remember, and try to figure out what's going on here. those new traffic patterns in full effect this morning as crews prepare to dismantle the old toll plazas. of course, that means a slowdown for your commute. massdot comparing what you might run into to a snowstorm. yikes, right? they're asking everyone to plan ahead and be extra vigilant on the roadways. we do see people doing that. we can see again, we saw multiple commuters confused whether they should stop and pay a toll. no more cash tolls this morning. you want to pay attention to those orange barrels in the road. we're live in weston, nicole estaphan, wcvb newscenter 5. doug: cross your fingers, everybody. all right. state police are investigating the death of a 9-year-old, this is awful, killed while getting off her school

nicole estaphan is on the scene. nicole? nicole: right now, we can tell you the bodies of these men remain underground. if you take a look, they are drilling into the road right here to get to these two men who were trapped in this trench earlier this afternoon. >> there were a lot of people trying to get the guys out. nicole: a frantic rescue attempt as water filled a trench with two men trapped inside. >> they had a ladder down there. at least four men were working on dartmouth street when the water main break happened. two jumped out. >> a lot of guys were running. they pulled one of the workers out. nicole: two more trapped. witnesses say the result of time. the trench and nearby streets quickly flooding. >> the water was rushing, gushing, gushing and they were screaming that someone was down there. nicole: as the crews arrived time passed, the rescue became her. >> they were bringing the trench across to make sure that it was safe. it was a long, drawnout effort. nicole: workers who tried to save their friends visibly s

nicole? nicole: according to investigators, the suspects tortured this older couple for more than two hours, all for the car in the driveway. they appeared behind glass, the remic quick and pointed. what joshua hart and brittney smith are accused of detailed and disturbing. >> it was a brutal, heinous crime. 95-year-old who hiked mountains and still worked everyday. his 77-year-old wife joanna fisher watching tv last week in their orange him when police say , they were savagely tax. why? because of the car that sat in their driveway. >> this plan was devised to allow them to escape and start a new life. nicole: prosecutors say hart and smith were trying to avoid going to jail. they wanted a car without a tracking system. >> they armed themselves before they nicole: 14 of hours, -- for torturing the elderly couple two hours, killing mr. hardy. ,>> mr. hardy was stabbed and suffocated. ms. fisher was left for dead. nicole: when the couple left fisher, who is wheelchair bound, tried to call for

here's looking at you nicolle wallace. donald trump walking through how he thinks he can get to 270 electoral votes. we've invited steve kornacki to the night shift to walk us through that path to 270. steve. >> donald trump has had a relatively encouraging past couple of days. i want to show you the good news for him the last few days but underscore what a challenge he still faces. t bottom line, hillary clinton is just over 270 in terms of states she's in good shape in. the gray states are the tossup states. one of the problems for trump, some are supposed to be republican readouts like utah, arizona, north carolina, states that went for romney. so the bottom line for trump every state that you see as gray donald trump has to win. he has to win all seven of these states and the congressional district up there in maine. in terms of the good news trump got, you heard him in that clip. today for the first time since the debates took place, we're talking about the past month, here is a poll in florida that puts donald trump

nicole? nicole: the rain is over now. floodwaters have mostly receded here in worcester, but several streets remain impassable. let's look at murray avenue, the street completely under water last night. you can see when the cars try to drive through it, they push a wave down the street. city officials reminding us it's never safe to drive through water when you don't know how deep it is. window, one driver forced to stand on top of his car while waiting to be rescued, one of dod dozens of rescues in the area. they are warning people that many manhole covers were lifted. they have replaced many of those. if you see one out of place, you're asked to notify police. in worcester, nicole estaphan, wcvb newscenter 5. todd: thank you. let's show you video from fitchburg. several cars stranded there. got stuck trying to get them to a dry spot. we're also told hundreds of homes received water damage. several roads closed in that town overnight as well. antoinette: and the flooding equiti extending up to the merrimack valley. this

nicole estaphan live in weston driving patterns. nicole: good morning. what you can expect is what you see behind me, a slowdown on the highway. these orange barrels marking that new traffic flow as crews prepare to dismantle the old toll booths. the cash option is gone. the last dollar bills collected at toll booths across the state just before 10:00 friday. now the race to dismantle toll plazas is on. the way officials describe the process, the next month sounds miserable. >> think of this as a snst public's help. think of it as it's going to snow twice a day every day for 22 days both during your morning and your afternoon commute. nicole: new traffic patterns start today. drivers will be directed around the toll plazas. you'll need a transponder to pay the lowest rates. >> this will make it a lot easier for us to get back and nicole: lines at the massdot service centers have been long, some reluctantly adopting the new technology. >> absolutely forced into it. i have to go into boston once in a while. i can't go any other road but the pike. what can

nicole? >> nicole: well, sarah, it appears that kirk figueroa wanted to be in law enforcement, so it's unclear exactly what happened inside of his gladstone home or why he opened fire on boston police. about kirk figueroa, the man who police say ambushed and shot two officers nearly killing them. this picture of figueroa is posted on the web site for code blue protection services. he's listed as the company's founder. on facebook, he used the alias kocoa xango, describing himself as a social media rapper. just last friday figueroa posted 16 videos of police involved shootings of black men. figueroa also posted links to the satanic church, along with comments like "hail satan" and but the commissioner doesn't believe his officers were targeted. boston police say in massachusetts figueroa had no criminal history. now we're learning that in 2009, he was arrested in georgia for impersonating a private investigator and arson for possibly setting a car on fire. 7news also learned about figueroa's v

. >> nicole: oh, my god. they found joey johnson. >> deimos: really? >> nicole: alive. he's finally free. steve and kayla must be so relieved. >> deimos: and what about the nut jobs who took him? >> nicole: kidnappers are still at large, it says. >> nicole: i just... keep thinking abou brings back such bad memories. the fact that xander's still out there, ready to make his next move... makes me a little more than nervous. >> deimos: without a hostage to w a i'm surehe police can start turning up the heat, catch them that much sooner. all right? >> nicole: i hope you're right. >> deimos: in the meantime, you're here where there's power,

becoming nicole. who is to call? >> nicole manes was born in identical twin boy in 1987 born and given the name wyatt this is a child from the age of two to two and half identified as a girl and when i say that didn't say to her parents i think i'm a girl said, when do i get to be a girl? when do i get to look like a girl. believed she was a girl. and to middle class ordinary parents need to figure outt what that was about. see macau how did they figure it out? >> they did. the hero is the mother kelly. the twins were adopted at birth kelly and knew there were two things that were most important to her as a mother. make sure that her children w were safe, and happy. and she knew she could control the safe part she have to understand the happy part is she knew this child was unhappy when she didn't get to play with the toys that she wanted or a father who was conservative, republican, veteran was unsure about who this child was in resisted itbue but kelly was determined and so she did very early and she googled the wo

the eye's nicole estaphan is in weymouth right now with the nicole: randy, that convicted level three sex offender released from prison now living in a neighborhood full of kids. jeffrey gardner was supposed to spend the rest of his life in prison. he was convicted in the 1980's of kidnapping and raid of young boys. now he's back home in weymouth. parents in the neighborhood understandably concerned. >> it's uncomfortable. a lot of young kids. it's not just right. >> he's a bad guy who did some very bad things. i remember it very well. i remember exactly what he did and how strongly we felt about prosecuting and convicting him. nicole: that's the prosecutor. he says he can't believe gardner is out. look at these posters, also flooding social media with warnings to parents about gardner's dangero we're live in weymouth this morning, nicole estaphan, wcvb, newscenter 5. emily: state police are trying to figure out how a man drove the wrong way on the mass pike for three miles. police say the 80-year-old driver started heading west in the eastbound lane around the alston-brighton tolls.

. >> john: that's right, nicole. when tom brady was standing in the tunnel before the game, all you could hear were the fans in the stands chanting his name. martellus bennett says it felt like a home game. then brady took the field and it's like he never lost a step. brady's bunch back in the win come wum a beat down of the browns in cleveland. >> it's super great. he's our leader. he's our guy. he came out here, and we did what we offense as a whole. >> brady, brady! >> john: if there was any are u.s. on t.b. 12's game after four weeks away from the team, it certainly didn't show. >> [inaudible] >> did you? >> no. >> me neither. >> got the wd-40 out for him, you know what i'm saying? get that arm ready. he did well today. >> john: his teammates happy to have him back on the field, >> he drew a friendship and you get excited for that. so you definitely try that. >> new england fans showed up in droves and players took notice. >> in the game, hearing them chanting "brady" and all the support that came out for this ga

newscenter 5's nicole estaphan is live in nashua right now. nicole: police say they've believe it is the body of the i can't even imagine. it doesn't seem real it doesn't seem real to me that something like this could happen. nicole: this has become a spot to grieve, to console to remember a friend. the spot where police believe 16-year-old jacob goulet somehow fell through a nashua storm drain friday night. >> he was a really funny guy and he was one of my best friends. nicole: nicholas brown came here to leave a trademark of his . a converse shoe >> i haven't seen him not wearing it since three years ago . nicole: the words "i'm going to miss you," the feeling that brought so many of goulets friends here even strangers. would hope someone would care about my kid. >> it's really sad i wouldn't want it to be one of my boys it shouldn't happen. nicole: twenty-four hours after an exaustive search began, it ended with the body of a young man being pulled from the merrimack river in tings-boro sunday afternoon. >> this is a tragedy for our communi

morning, nicole? nicole: antoinette, doug, that's right. take a look behind me. this is why that traffic flow preparing to take down those toll booths. what that means for you this morning is a slowdown. the cash option is gone. the last dollar bills collected at toll booths collected just before 10:00 friday. now the race is on. the way officials describe the process, the next month sounds miserable. >> think of this as a snowstorm. we've always asked the public's help. think of it as it's going t for 22 days both during your morning and your afternoon commute. nicole: new traffic patterns start today. traffic will be directed around the defunct toll plazas. once the toll booths are removed, traffic will flow through the middle. new gantries will collect tolls at several locations but you'll need a transponder to pay the lowest rate. >> this will make it a lot easier for us to get back and forth and continue into other centers have been long. >> absolutely forced into it. i have to go, you know, into

john, rob, nicole, thank you very much. a final note about what may happen overnight tonight when we come back. >>> we're back and also a moving target. last thing before we go, it hats to do with a phrase we dust off at this time every four years and for good reason. in a few hours time, that 4:00 a.m. eastern time, julian assange and wikileaks are saying they're going to make a major announcement following on the organization's tenth anniversary. because he is an avowed critic of hillary clinton, because things like russian hackers seem to be involved in this election cycle, it has been theorized the democrats have every reason to worry because october surprises can be just that. they come before an election and can sway the results. peace is at hand in vietnam comes to mine as an example. as does george w. bush's dui arrest, as does the bin laden video. there have been several. it is, after all, october, and the election in the 11th hour. >>> the tax man cometh. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. you know those old

nicole? >> you know, i disagree. i'm definitely with her. i think that hillary clinton understands needs of entrepreneur, and if you intend to be a business and further your career she is going to implement the kinds of policies that are important just like equal pay for equal work for women. a did he everment of student loans during the first three years that you're getting your business started and giving financial support for when you're starting your business. >>> i want to have you as the neutral one in this conversation. as an entrepreneur, do the polys of this administration once they're in office, do they will really impact. do they impact the people in the poor zones and the cities where there's no opportunities, no manufacturing, no possibilities of jobs being isn't it, the beauty of an entrepreneur that you find a way to work around all of them, to make your business work, not because of them but in spite of them. >> both candidates, if either of them will be elected they will have a distinct impact on entrepreneurs. 67% of millen

nicole? >> reporter: thank you so much. >>> authorities are investigating a police involved shooting in philadelphia's mayfair neighborhood. officers shot a rifle wielding man on the 6300 block of craveton street. officers asked the man to put down the weapon and shot him in the arm after he didn't comply. doctors are treating that suspect at arearia torresdale hospital. an arrest warrant has been published. the teen shot a good samaritan five times. good samaritan was trying to stop the teen and another suspect from robbing a couple. police say it 17-year-old into the couple. he's recovering. >>> a pop super star plan as free show in our area, where and when you will be able to see katie perry. >>> records were broken across the delaware valley today. as wet weather heads our way, expect a major drop in the mercury. i'll tell you which day may feel no better than the 40's. . >>> a live look at our special guest panel of voters. i'm heading to speak with them about the big moments in tonight'

nicole? >> reporter: thank you so much. >>> authorities are investigating a police involved shooting in philadelphia's mayfair neighborhood. officers shot a rifle wielding man on the 6300 block of craveton street. officers asked the man to put down the weapon and shot him in the arm after he didn't comply. doctors are treating that suspect at arearia torresdale hospital. an arrest warrant has been published. the teen shot a good samaritan five times. good samaritan was trying to stop the teen and another suspect from robbing a couple. police say it 17-year-old into the couple. he's recovering. >>> a pop super star plan as free show in our area, where and when you will be able to see katie perry. >>> records were broken across the delaware valley today. as wet weather heads our way, expect a major drop in the mercury. i'll tell you which day may feel no better than the 40's. . >>> a live look at our special guest panel of voters. i'm heading to speak with them about the big moments in tonight'

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