this is the area of old rutherford avenue. the water has been shut off but they are repairing the roads and that will take time. >> breaking right now hurricane matthew making landfall. mike wankum is following the special interests that oppose question 2 claim district schools lose money to charter schools. that's "absurd," says the boston herald. "outright lies," reports the lowell sun. charter schools "don't siphon off state dollars" from traditional schools, says the boston globe. in fact, public schools get more money. the truth is question 2 will give parents more choices and result in more funding for public education. please vote yes on question 2. for stronger public schools. please vote yes on question 2. brian dreamed of flying to san francisco and pitching a startup idea. but with the jetblue card, >>so you have no idea whatsoever? brian company. fly faster than you think. get three times points on jetblue purchases, two times at restaurants and grocery stores, and one time on all other purchases. the jetblue card.

drivers are told to avoid the area of rutherford avenue and washington street. erika: also breaking right now, hurricane matthew making landfall in haiti. mike wankum following the category four storm for us all ? with this level of engineering... it's a performance machine. with this degree of intelligence... it's a supercomputer. with this grade of protection... luxury... it's an oasis. introducing the completely redesigned e-class. it's everything you need it to be...and more. mercedes-benz. mike: we continue to monitor hurricane matthew, a category four storm this morning. what about in our neighborhood? here's what you can expect over the next seven days. we'll be looking at a situation where we have beautiful sunshine leading up to the weekend. but once we get to the weekend, that's when we're keeping an eye on matthew. a lot of uncertainty with that forecast. we'll try to iron out the details as we continue this randy:. tuesday eyepoppers. erika: this one is a driving distraction. look at this s.u.v. in north carolina. larry hall has covered his entire ve

not only here on arrow and old rutherford but also on 99. the water was spilling over there as well. it caused that roadway to clear the water there and the debris that it washed over to that area. it did take crews some time to get to the valve that was causing all of this to turn it off. as a result of that many residents on washington street had their water shut off for some time. that of course while they were asleep p -- asleep. it was the over night hours. water has been restore ed stored to residents on washingtonee what is left of the mess here. you can see crews have taped it off. i did see just minutes ago a water and sewer truck circling the area. they will begin the repairs on the water main break in just a short time. there is one building here that remains without water but we're told that water will be restored to those residents soon. live in charlestown, nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. >> thank you so much for the update there, nicole. >>> the latest now on hurricane matthew. the category 4 storm slamming haiti right now. t

water was gushing through the area pouring on the rutherford avenue and route 99. crews managed to stop the flooding. here's a live look at the scene right now. a street sweeper cleared that road and it's reopened to traffic. meanwhile, the expressway is starting to get bogged down. a live look at the northbound lanes by columbia road. we are starting to see some slow and go traffic, especially on 128 near brain tree. you can see the congestion, the orange and yellow arrows on brain tree. 24 north is still clear as you make your way up to 128. kate. >> thank you. >>> a house fire iner crescent avenue before 2:00 this morning. there's damage to the second floor. no word to to extent of that damage. no injuries have been reported. >>> new from over night, a warning for boston college students. police are stepping up patrols after reports of a man committing a lewd act near campus. boston college police say it happened somewhere in the area between 2000 and 2150 commonwealth avenue. say they is suspect may be in a white sedan. they are asking students suspicious to 91

it happened at the intersection of old rutherford onto rutherford avenue and route 99. crews are still on the scene. no word on how long repairs could take. this is a live look at the break. some debris did wash onto route 99 and the street sweeper just cleared the road ahead of the morning commute. we'll have a crew at the scene and bring you update where is we see them. >>> checking other spots around the city, not seeing much traffic yet. this is the vacant bridge. e' the left three lanes are closed and traffic is being detoured off of exit 20 so keep that in mind. the ntsb said regular green line service is re assuming this morning after a trolly derailed. the wheels slipped off the rail at costly last night causing severe delays. shuttle buses were used between kenmore and park street. the ntsb said regular green line service is re assuming this morning. chris. >> thank you. fire in revere. crews responded to the home just before 2:00. the fire damaged the second floor. no injuries have been reported. >>> new from over night, a warning for boston college students.

here you see it on washington street and rutherford avenue. there's a detour on the outbound side as the cleanup continues. boston police say the water has been shut off. no word on a cause. our sera congi is at the scene. 5:00. randy: police are searching for a hit-and-run driver who seriously injured a man in wareham. and doug meehan is at the scene. what do we know right now? doug: good morning, randy. police are interviewing witnesses who saw this crash. they're trying to get a better idea of the car that they're looking for. this crash happened right here. a 46-year-old man was hit while in the road. that car then to the victim was crossing the street or if he was walking in a crosswalk at the time. that man was taken to tobey hospital in wareham with life-threatening injuries. as of right now, that victim who was hit out on this highway has not been identified and police are asking anybody that saw something out here last night to please give them a call. we're live in wareham this morning. doug meehan, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: thank yo

it happened early this morning on rutherford avenue in the area of washington street. our flowing in the tunnel from rutherford ave to 199. they have shut down part of the bridge. the water has been turned off by the city and crews are working to fix the problem. >>> 4:02. colleges across new england are dealing with a series of threatening social media posts about clowns. last night students at north merrimack college were told to shelter in place after a hoax tweet mentioned a person dressed as a clown was seen with a weapon on campus. police searched the area and nothing sir us. >>tious come on. >> a cop came in and everybody got evacuated. we got texts, e-mails, calls from campus. >> students across new england are being terrified by one or two people on social media. it is shameful. >> daniel: similar threats across the nation and entire country and many linked to a twitter account that we are not naming. a post that towns in our area. none. tlits have been verified. merrimack will reach out to twitter to see if they can stop the threats. more widespread the clown

it happened in rutherford in the area washington street. our photographer on the scene said water was flowing right into the tunnel that connects rutherford to 89. boston police shut down some roads while the water is being turned off. a crew on the scene that says roads are back nope that area but crews will have to return we have been reporting on problems around the country for weeks. now clown hysteria is hitting our area. merrimack college is dealing with the aftermath of a scare on campus. catherine parrotta is live in in order andover with more details on the incident, katherine, that sparked a shelter-in-place order. >> reporter: it happened just last night, and the college has plans to reach out to twitter about this. fortunately nothing was found here on campus but did give the initial tweet around 9:00 and says some of them were tressed as a clown holding a rifle in the dorm. students were advised to shelter-in-place through text alert and automated systems. others say they were ordered out of the building. >> cops got involved a

it happened early this morning in rutherford in the yaivr washington street. early this morning cars were being detoured around the ramp of the tobin bridge and back a short time and right now one building is being impacted by not having water. crews are expected to return to the keen in the next couple of hours to repair that break. >>> and hurricane matthew continues moving throughout caribbean and taking eye on the united states. three people have died from the storm in the islands of the caribbean. the worst is not over yet for those countries either. emergency workers are worried about nravshflood and mudslides in haiti since so many people are living in tents because earthquake six years ago. a long-term track shifted closer to the united states prompting governors of florida and north carolina to issue states of emergency. >>> a local college is breathing a sigh of relief after a twitter hoax involving a clown forces some students to shelter in place. fox25's catherine parrotta is live at merrimack college this morning and catherine, they weren't the on

rutherford seidel and ms. laura seidel. mr. john schulman.chulman.on the honorable melissa winter. mr. john surma -- joshua okun. the honorable julia frye field. kula.annon mr. thomas brown. mr. mill plant. mrs. robin smith. mr. fabbricio frera. mrs. angela kennedy. mr. henry kennedy junior. mr. mark lander. ms. angela tomb. sundar puchai. mr. charles ward. mr. michael lombardo. mr. james taylor. mrs. kim taylor. >> we performed at a dinner for chancellor angela merkel. >> familiar. ->> what are you looking forward to? >> it is exciting to be here. >> thank you. ms. cynthia friedman. mr. bill bone. mr. jim chanos. ms. cristal connors. mr. michael pulls key. olski. mrs. tonya ploski. the honorable josh earnest. mrs. natalie ernest. ms. burglary -- maria -- the honorable catherine russell. the honorable thomas donovan. the honorable samantha power. the honorable cass son unstein. >> not a transnational threat. it is nice to celebrate that partnership. thank you. >> mr. david bradley. mrs. catherine bradley. mrs. janet keller. ms. leslie ray. am

. >> skip rutherford was working for arkansas senator david pryor when bill clinton returned to officerobably the toughest policy initiative that bill clinton faced as governor was in education. he tapped hillary to lead that effort. >> we want to be sure that our children get the best possible education. >> hillary took on some very tough issues. when you go in to small town arkansas and say it's important that you teach foreign language. it's important that you have an updated chemistry lab. and by the way, we're going to have to pay for it as a state. that creates some criticism. >> there are large numbers of children who are written off at an early age. >> ultimately what she got done was that arkansas adopted new set of higher education standards. >> it meant higher expectations for children across the state, just like the expectations they had for chelsea at home. >> they treated chelsea almost as an equal. i mean, she was in on all the conversations that they had. i think that's why she is so smart, number one, and interested in everything. >> i played softball in our local hill

this was on old rutherford avenue here intown. it 2 o'clock this morning you the city to close down. water was shut off in this neighborhood for a short time and has since been turned back on with the exception of one building on arrow street. we know that the city is due out here in a little bit to dig up the road right here to continue working to fix in water main and of course we will be here as they are doing that in just a little bit. live in charlestown, jessica reyes, fox25 morning news. >>> and i am michael henrich reporting live in nashua, new hampshir ayotte and her democratic challenger maggie hassan faced off in a debate in henneker last night but a comment about the national debate. the presidential race that raised a lot of eye bras and will get talked about this morning. senator ayotte was asked if she would consider presidential nominee donald trump a good role model for children and she hedged before saying absolutely only to a couple of issues later. we will have more coming up in a half hour. for now live in nas

you can see water rushing down old rutherford avenue in charlestown at that point. crews from the city actually did have to shut down a couple of roads, including tobin bridge from charlestown and unfortunately they were able to open that back up early this morning, so really hasn't any effect on morning commute. they also forced to shut off water to several homes in charms town area right after this happen, but they were able to turn the water back on a couple only one building in this neighborhood does not have water right now. once again, we know crews will be out here just a little bit working to dig up the road here and fix the water main underneath the ground. of course, we will be here as they get started on that in just a little bit later on this morning. live in charlestown, jessica reyes, fox25 news. >> gene: high-profile police chief known for fight against the opioid crisis has been fired. gloucester city official accused linda carman of deleting hundreds of text messages on work cell phone. with two women who both filed complaints about him. when invest

it happened on rutherford avenue near washington street. police shut down the street at the tobin bridge on-ramp that collects rutherford to route 99. you can see there is still pretty big sink hole there. crews are out making repairs >> kevin: this far out from a potential storm, it's not a real good idea to say exactly where this is going to go five, six days away, but there are some signs that are pointing to this going one way or the other. and that's what we're going to discuss right now. first of all, this is where matthew is, just off the coast of cuba, about to come on shore. these are the different computer models put in to plays and the latest runs of them. u.s. there's east or west play amongst the different computer models hand that's why they're all run with different parameters to give us a different idea what if this happens, what if that happens with these storms. and no matter what we do to tweak them, they all seem to want to stay in a fairly tight cluster right up in to the carolinas and then all bets are off and that's r

police shut down the street on the tobin bridge to rutherford. there was a decent sized sink hole. crews are still out tonigh >> mark: after a two year absence the red sox are back in the playoffs, back at fenway park preparing for an alds matchup. despite winning the a.l. east, the sox know the most important games, they have yet to be played. >> oh, yeah. nothing matters. only matters is winning. you do what can you to help the team win. doesn't matter how you do it. you don't look at numbers, you don't look at anything. it's about, you no, everybody in the organization trying to win. to be easy, so i'm sure it's going to be, you know, pretty tough too, but i think that's what makes it fun. >> mark: first team to 11 wins wins it all. sports director tom leyden checked out practice today, he's on his way back from fenway park as we speak. will join us live at 6:00 p.m. >> vanessa: looking forward to that. the man convicted of killing a local woman and throwing her body off his boat is trying to get out of prison for the third time now. >> mark: at 5:30 p.m., the tough questions th

cokie roberts: the rutherford b. hayes library has just reopened in ohio, and her story is coming more to light. susan talked about the people who saw were up close. another one was julia grant. when she came to the white house, she had a wonderful time. william seale: she did, she loved every minute of it. she had married him for love. they came back and mary, and they had a pretty hard life. she lived in army quarters, good places and that places, he drank a lot. in the 50's, he became very despond it and quit the military, only to rejoin in the civil war and become a hero. ,hen he was elected president mrs. grant, it was her turn. , she had an welcoming party later on for lucy hayes. she loved every reception, every overcrowded event that served only ice water, they play a ladder up to the east room so the guests could get an early if they wanted to. and she was very happy. she knew the military, her friends were military people. if i could go back to the past and do -- there was a billiard .oom they turned it int

rutherford seidel and ms. laura seidel. mr. john schulman. schulman.on the honorable melissa winter. mr. john surma -- joshua okun. the honorable julia frye field. kula.annon mr. thomas brown. mr. mill plant. mrs. robin smith. mr. fabbricio frera. mrs. angela kennedy. mr. henry kennedy junior. mr. mark lander. ms. angela tomb. sundar puchai. mr. charles ward. mr. michael lombardo. mr. james taylor. mrs. kim taylor. >> we performed at a dinner for chancellor angela merkel. >> familiar. ->> what are you looking forward to? >> it is exciting to be here. >> thank you. ms. cynthia friedman. mr. bill bone. mr. jim chanos. ms. cristal connors. mr. michael pulls key. olski. mrs. tonya ploski. the honorable josh earnest. mrs. natalie ernest. ms. burglary -- maria -- the honorable catherine russell. the honorable thomas donovan. the honorable samantha power. the honorable cass son unstein. >> not a transnational threat. it is nice to celebrate that partnership. thank you. >> mr. david bradley. mrs. catherine bradley. mrs. janet keller. ms. leslie ray.

but old rutherford avenue and the tunnel to 99 north are still closed. take note as the clean-up continues. >> sarah: also breaking overnight, crews battling a house fire in revere. it happened in the back of the home and then spread. investigators are now trying the figure out what sparked the flames. >>> right now things are getting back the normal at merrimack >> christa: students were forced to shelter in place after reports of an armed person dressed as a clown in a residence hall. these creepy clowns have been popping up all across the nation, including this one in agawam. this morning police say this is no laughing matter. let's go to 7's victoria warren. she has more on the trend for thus morning. vicki? >> victoria: good morning. there was a problem here at the college. it turned out to be a hoax. hoax or not, scared, and this was something that police and college officials had the take seriously. >> scared. >> victoria: clown sightings across new england, it's anything but child's play. >> they had the sirens and started locking down, evacuatin

. >> skip rutherford was working for arkansas senator david pryor when bill clinton returned to office probably the toughest policy initiative that bill clinton faced as governor was in education. he tapped hillary to lead that effort. >> we want to be sure that our children get the best possible education. >> hillary took on some very tough issues. when you go in to small town arkansas and say it's important that you teach foreign language. it's important that you have an updated chemistry lab. and by the way, we're going to have to pay for it as a state. that creates some criticism. >> there are large numbers of children who are written off at an early age. >> ultimately what she got done was that arkansas adopted new set of higher education standards. >> higher education standards meant higher expectations for children across the state. just like the expectations they had for chelsea at home. >> they treated chelsea almost as an equal. i mean, she was in on all the conversations that they had. i think that's why she is so smart, number one, and interested in everything. >> i played

. >> democratic representative todd rutherford is already calling for his resignation. >> he disappearedor five days and tried to orchestrate an elaborate cover up. >> the state newspaper had printed steamy emails, a far cry the stand stanford took vokally calling for president clinton's impeachment after his affair. >> they said he should leave office. >> is the king of pop alive or dead? >> all of this media that had descended, multiple cameras. as we were waiting to get confirmation that michael was dead, you just hear that michael jackson looks like he passed away and you don't even think about it. it's huge. >> word from the los angeles times newspaper that michael jackson has died at the age of 50. >> you could feel that you were in the middle of history. that this was a big news event. >> legendary singer, michael jackson has in fact died of cardiac arrest. >> the world stopped and all eyes were on los angeles and michael jackson. >>> past three days have been some of the most violent in iran since the protests over the presidential elections began. >> he left santa monica hospita

chronology has to be bent somewhat and sketched and if we are to find meaning in the place for lucy rutherford in his last month. the drama is in the fact that it was lucy not eleanor who was with him when he was felled by a hemorrhage on the brain in this brings. by 17 months, huge events involving this president the d-day landings in normandy and the largest assault over and likely when you think about it too remains a when you see hundreds of thousands of troops hitting a beach ever again given the nature of modern weaponry the decision to proceed with building the atomic bomb the long postponed announcement that he would stand for a fourth term in 1944 dropped by starry eyed ticket favored in the little-known senator. a hard-fought campaign at a time when no other democrat was given a chance of winning sooner followed by the gavel on the counterattack which proved to be virtually the last gasp of the third reich and by long trip into crimea for a second meeting with stalin and churchill leading to the agreement on the formation of the united nations and the soviet intervention on our side

see from hundreds of feet in the air and what you're looking looking at right now, intersection rutherford avenue in charlestown and that is where even earlier this morning photographer was here in charlestown around 2:00 a.m. when it first happened, see water was rushing through the streets here. city actually did have to close several streets while this is all happening. they have since been opened back up and they also had to shut water off to several homes here but they were able to turn water back on with the exception of one home on arrow street. crews going to be here for much of the day working to fix the sinkhole and water main but again, houses here except for the onho they do once again have water here this morning. live in charlestown, jessica reyes, fox25 news. >> julie: high-profile police chief fight against the opioid crisis has been fired. official accused linda campanuld his attorney says he is victim of witch hunt and wrongfully terpnated. >> reasons given for terminating the contract had nothing to do with the original inquiry conducting. cooperated fully with the city

it can't forget the hanging child in florida and the election of 1876 between samuel tilden and rutherford b hayes has been called one of the most contentious in the history. popular vote but this was reconstruction - there were all sorts of questions about who was eligible to vote and so it wasn't clear who won the electoral votebut what david so it was not clear who one -- are charges of a rigged election before election day. >> you do not spend a month workthose claims not likely to go away, especially in light of a new undercover video released by the conservative activist james o'keefe"in this video democratic operatives tell us how to successfully commit voter fraud on a massive scale.the plan that was discussed was to bring people from one state to another state to vote illegally still other republicans are coming forward saying the system isn't broken."whether it's him or hillary clinton, there'll be a new president, and i think all of the other elements of government will go forward just as we've seen it here in wisconsin and other states in the past."less than three weeks left an

let's bring in tammy bruce, blake rutherford and david trucker.he stakes feel maybe a little bit higher for governor pence considering what happened at the last debate and the shifting of momentum. >> i think it's immediately in governor pence's favor. this is for americans to don't know, to give you a sense of the judgment of the presidential candidates. everybody knows hillary. we know her judgment is terrible. we know kaine is ultra liberal. he's part of the bureaucracy. people still want to know about trump and his judgment and they will make a judgment call based on mike fence. charles: you are saying mike pence will be selling mike pence. >> he's selling donald trump's judgment. his big time tonight is to prosecute hillary. we know the f.b.i. won't do it. hillary has to be prosecuted. that's what he needs to do and make it clear to the american people the problem that is hillary clinton. charles: hillary dodged quite a few bullets. we just saw more of a press conference with her with a bunch of soft balls. and that can lure you into a false

. >> democratic representative todd rutherford is already calling for sanford's resignation. >> governor sanford disappeared for five days and tried to orchestrate this elaborate cover-up. >> thursday morning the state newspaper printed steamy e-mails between the two, a far cry from the stand sanford took before congress vocally calling for president clinton's impeachment because of his affair. >> party leaders and no small number of his constituents said he should leave office. >> is the king of pop alive or dead? >> all of this media that descended, satellite trucks, multiple cameras, as we're waiting to get confirmation mike jackson is dead. you hear michael passed away and you pivot, you don't even think about it. it's huge. >> all reports say that michael jackson has died at the age of 50. >> you could feel that you were in the middle of history, that this was a big news event. >> legendary singer michael jack, has, in fact, died of cardiac arrest. >> the world stopped, and all eyes were on los angeles and michael jackson. >>> the past three days have >>> the past three days have be

. >> democratic representative todd rutherford is already calling for sanford's r resignation. >> governor sanford disappeared for five days and/or kes straited this enormous coverage. >> a far cry from the stand sanford took vocally calling for president clinton's impeachment after his affair. >> some of his own party leaders and no small number of his constituents said he should leave office. >> is the king of pop alive or dead. >> all of this media that descended is, satellite trucks, multiple cameras, you just hear that it looks like michael jackson might have just passed away, you don't even think about it, it's huge. >> all reports say that michael jackson has died at the age of 50. >> legendary singer michael jackson has infact died of cardiac arrest. >> the world stopped and all eyes were on los angeles and michael jackson. e-commceo eas, annow wee gettg all kindsof new. i know. canthis one's going tog orders frow aland?d.ireland... ps. ah, falsalarm. heou guys arnna scare ayhe deer! idio. proving global access for asml bfedex.s. ♪ using 60,000 points from my chase inkard i bought

- well actually one night both james garfield and rutherford b. hayes stayed here on the same night. that was in 1873. ulysses s. grant supposedly stayed here, but i can't document a date. vable when you think about it, and when you walk into this house, you think there's no way that these windows, for instance, were built the way they are. it's gorgeous, but you really tried to make it look exactly like it looked. - [carol] as closely as we could, but you have to consider that when we got it, it was just two months away from the wrecking ball and all we got was a shell of a building. - [natalie] that's amazing, and then when you think about, i mean how grand the furniture is. what did it take for you to put together the furniture. u find all of this? - [carol] everything is local, i have local sources for everything. we're a very important building for painesville, ohio and i made it my goal to make sure that i got everything possible from local people. - [natalie] it was the, at one point, the wealthiest man's house. - oh absolutely, george stee

police shut down that street at the tobin bridge on-ramp that collects rutherford to route 99 as you can see why. there is still a decent sized sink hole there. crews spent the day repairing the damaged road and they anticipate the repair work will not have an impact on the evening drive. >> elizabeth: a gas leak leads to an explosion in new jersey taking out three homes. take a look at the aftermath here. this is patterson, new jersey. now, no one was seriously injured, it was amazing when you look at the pictures, but apparently ten firefighters were precaution. they were already on scene when that home exploded and couldn't hear afterward. >> company got on the scene, they could hear the gas, they could hear the gas hissing out at approximately 9:24 a.m., with public service on the scene, the building did explode. >> elizabeth: homeowner of one of the destroyed homes reported the smell of gas, about an hour before that explosion. more than 50 buildings had to be candidates will get their time in the spotlight tonight. here in just a few hours, republican indiana governor mike penc

dana jacobson is outside metlife stadium the giants home field in east rutherford, new jersey. dana, good morning. >> good morning. the long-term future for josh brown and the new york giants is not traveling with them for sunday's game in london. but what these new revelations questions are once again being raised about how nfl teams and the league handle domestic violence. josh brown was back on the field in week two after the nfl suspended him just one game this season. that decision followed the league's investigation into a 2015 arrest stemming from a domestic abuse complaint made by >> move forward with our lives at this point, and while i'm not okay with the decision, i have to respect it. >> criminal charges were never filed. but newly released documents from a washington police investigation go into graphic detail about brown's treatment of his wife. she told police that in 2014, brown pushed her into the large mirror in their bedroom, and then threw her on the floor and jumped on top of her, holding e-mails and journal entries from brown himself where he writes, i hav

. >>> because beyonce had her last show last night in east rutherford across from manhattan, how do youe that formation world tour. >> how do you do it. >> well, we have some surprises on there. >> sure. >> sound good to me. >> bring up the husband that is one thing. >> fine. >> jay-z popped up to perform their hit song drunk in love. they seem drunk in love. is this real. are they craze any love those two. >> i think they are craze any love. it works better for them because people like them together. so it is just for their image too. >> but constantly people are saying their marriage is in trouble, they are not into each other. >> they look okay to me. >> when she went on stage after she, at the even of the show, give it up for my man. >> give it up for my man. >> lemonade stuff she wasn't throwing problem juice all over him. >> at the even of the lemonade there was reconciliation, they work it the out, they work through it. >> yes. >> you wish you had that type of relationship. >> well, i don't know, i don't know if i'm diagnosis for all of that. >> one thing i did learn from this th

and a water main break causing some trouble in charlestown, it happened at 1:30 this morning on rutherford avenue, police say the water has been shut off as the city works to clean up that area and repair the roads. we're back in two minutes with claim district schools lose money to charter schools. that's "absurd," says the boston herald. "outright lies," reports the lowell sun. charter schools "don't siphon off state dollars" from traditional schools, says the boston globe. in fact, public schools get more money. the truth is question 2 will give parents more choices and result in more funding for public education. please vote yes on question 2. >> tuesday morning how does it look? a gray start out there, drizzle, and that could be with us this morning but as we head through the afternoon, notice the skies starting to clear away, especially to the north and west, and i think over the cape, it stays overcast today, and look for a high temperature about 6 degrees, not going to warm up today, lots of sunshine, wednesday through friday, and temperatures warming up into the 70s, and then we k

this happened wednesday afternoon on rutherford avenue. this was in charlestown near the entrance to the tobin bridge. >> sarah: new details after a missing woman in dracut is found safe. kathryn lucier is recovering in the hospital this morning. pleasant street yesterday afternoon. she had been missing for three days. >>> the son of a connecticut woman lost at sea is holding a private memorial service for her. nathan carmen honoring his mother linda at a church in hartford yesterday. according to nathan, he and his mother ran into trouble during a boating trip out of rhode island last month. nathan was found floating on a life raft eight days later. his mother is presumed dead. >> i'm glad that many of my mom's friends chose to attend. and i think the service was a good time for us to come together and support one another. i wish desperately that my mom was rescued. i hope that she will be found. >> sarah: the circumstances behind his master's disappearance remain under investigation. >> christa: we're 12 days away from the presidential e

and he said the press knew, they knew franklin roosevelt was having an affair with lucy mercer rutherfordd also they knew with margaret lahan, but they hid it. they hid it from the public because they did not want to diminish the role of the president. and to see how far the country has migrated from those judeo-christian values, we got to get back to those. this is a nasty, nasty environment. >> times are very, very different. foster freeze, thank you for joining us. >> michelle, nice to be with you always. hope we see you soon. god bless. >> be sure to watch cnbc special coverage of tonight's presidential debate 9:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> fast money halftime report celebrating an anniversary this week. nelson peltz weighed in on the markets and concerns about europe. >> i think that you're going to see a little growth in europe this year. i mean, for the first time. not going down anymore. so i don't think things are as bad as people want to -- i don't know why they think about having an interest rate hike. i don't think we need a stronger dollar. but i think things are not nearly as b