call your cat heavy. >> stephanie: yes, he's big boned. >> jason: that's a little girl. >> stephanie: oh, and she's so cute. she does, she's adorable, who wouldn't want to adopt her. >> jason: jason, you've got a couple of dogs i don't think you need cats. >> jason brewer: our house is full. but what a cute tee. >>> tracking rain across western new england. how much rain that could bring (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even mer-mutts. (1940s aqua music) (burke) and we covered it, february third, twenty-sixteen. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. >> stephanie: good morning to you on this saturday morning. you're taking a live look at the skyline of boston. you can see it's a bit of a dreary day. fog is in the air. a great time to grab that cup of coffee. and watch us right here on fox >> stephanie: just a little bit dreary. >> jason: gray is the word for at least this morning. fox 25 meteorologist jason brewer in the storm tracker weather center. you've had a busy morgue and actually trac

i agree with stephanie, actually.s what we saw and we is is a turn saw the bank of new england was prevented from raising rates and the fiscal stimulus and boost in economy taking the strain on fiscal things would allow the bank of england to raise rates and is a very versal of austerity but we are in difficult days and my suspicion is that they're going to have to act because they can't afford to have a really bad piece of data and the story from executives and c.e.o.'s and the story from nissa instead a toyota on cutting back on investment suggest that stephanie is right, you need to do fiscal things and you probably need to do monetary policy things. but they're so slow they have to do something now. francine: are you not positive carney will stay on the bank of england when his turn is up? danny: let's see how things go. he's really been the adult in the room and acted fantastically well. et's not talk about him going. that would be destabilizing and have bad effects on the market. because he's calming things. i'v

stephanie: it predates me. i am told that colleagues intended to do a top 10 list and they could not get the list down to 10. they published the list with 11 and we have stuck with that number ever since. host: you have talked a little bit about the list, but what is the ultimate goal in highlighting these cases? in addition to shining a bright spotlight on these places in particular, what we hope the list will do every year is remind every one of us to care about the environment and our cultural resources that there are places that still need protecting today. even though your community may not have a place on this year's list, we have been seeing the list will remind people of the resources they care about in their own community and activate them to do whatever they can locally to make sure that preservation is alive and well. you make the list of endangered places and then what happens? who is responsible for protecting these rights? the ownership -- reallyie: the ownership varies. sometimes it is a universi

stephanie: good, thank you. lemonis: i'm marcus. stephanie: nice to meet you. stephanie. lemonis: stephanie, nice to meet you. how are you? dave: hi, marcus. i'm dave. lemonis: hey, dave. how are you? dave: great to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. jill: hi, i'm dave's wife -- jill. lemonis: how are you, jill? nice to meet you. so, are you both in the business? jill: no, i work awm in athletics. lemonis: oh, you do? dave: but she has worked farmers markets for us. lemonis: okay. well, i've never been in a place like this, so i wanted to kind of get a feel for it. dave: all right. so, the line where they serve people. lemonis: what's the most number of soups you have in one day, offered available? dave: we do up to nine. so, we have soup, salad, sandwich. lemonis: what's going on on that board? dave: i bought a new one, but it's too big. so that's gonna be the new look, assuming it's not all faded like that. lemonis: i want to taste what you're known for. dave: okay, well, i would start with the african-peanut and chicken. lemonis: it does have peanuts in it? dave: yes

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our meteorologist stephanie barichello is tracking the stephanie -- what is the latest path this storm is taking. stephanie discusses hurricane evacuate as hurricane matthew bears down on florida ...and in a rare move - disney world has shut down... one mequon family is caught in the middle of the mess. deandra corinthios is live from mitchell international airport with their story. thousands of flights around the orlando are canceled...those airports shut down because of the storm. leaving one mequon family stuck in florida with no way to get home. the linneman lin-uh-min family began their week in hilton head, south carolina before mandatory evacuations were ordered.the family then drove to their planned end destination ear closed. it's only the fourth time in history that's happened. the linneman's are sheltered in place inside their hotel. they say the hotels are still providing food, but the lines for pizza--- was nearly 2 hours! we've just gotten to the point where we are just going to laugh it off and say we survived something else on vacation and now it's a category 4 hurricane

>> reporter: well, stephanie, good morning. we're already this far out starting to see the effects of hurricane matthew here in ft. lauderdale. look at the surf that's been kicking up overnight and into the morning. you can see some people out there surfing, wind surfers not heeding the warnings to stay away from the beach and stay away from the water. keep in mind, we're still 12 hours out, as bill was saying, from maximum impact here in ft. lauderdale. the eye of the storm is expected to pass about 60 miles offshore late tonight. and if this is what it's like 12 hours out, you can imagine just how strong these winds are going to get later on. you can see over here, some businesses have been boarding up in preparation. keep in mind, though, in florida, as bill was talking about, with the building codes, since andrew in 1992, a lot of these newer buildings have storm shutters. they have hurricane-proof windows. it's the older buildings, though, that they have needed to board up the windows because they're just not able to take

stephanie -- what is the latest stephanie discusses hurricane millions of people are urged to evacuate as hurricane matthew bears down on florida ...and in a rare move - disney world has shut down... one mequon family is cau the middle of the mess. deandra corinthios is live from mitchell international airport with their story. thousands of flights around the country are cancelled from milwaukee...flights to orlando are canceled...those airports shut down because of the storm. leaving one mequon family stuck in florida with no way to get home. the linneman lin-uh-min family began their week in hilton head, south carolina before mandatory evacuations were ordered.the world. the resort-- is now closed. it's only the fourth time in history that's happened. the linneman's are sheltered in place inside their hotel. they say the hotels are still providing food, but the lines for pizza--- was nearly 2 hours! we've just gotten to the point where we are just going to laugh it off and say we survived something else on vacation and now it's a category 4 hurricane. going to laugh it off and say we

weather expert stephanie barichello has been tracking hurricane matthew. center with the latest on the police are investigating a crash near hawley and park hill avenue. it happened around 3-45 over and the drivers of those cars took off. a third car was involved but its unclear if the car was damaged or if the driver was just a witness. officials believe speed could have been a factor. the investigation is ongoing. there's an effort underway in milwaukee to replace thousands of lead pipes deandra corinthios is live from city hall where the mayor is expected to make an announcement later today. the announcement on lead laterals is expected at noon today released but recently --mayor tom barrett announced he wants to spend 11 million dollars on lead issues in the city...starting by replacing pipes at 385 licensed day care facilities over the next two years. mayor tom barrett wants to fully remove lead service lines in milwaukee...but that could take years...and a lot of money. in his 2017 budget proposal --just released last week --he lead issues in milwauk

stephanie: thank you, dan andrew. with the heartland trophy up for grabs tomorrow morning, exciting to see if they can pull it off. stephen: back-to-back losses for them. it will be a tough test for them now. it was a busy night for you. a final look at your forecast. patrick: the white house press corps did a double-take this morning. actor bill murray made a surprise appearance at the podium. reporters pointed out that murray is not the first celebrity to stop by. >> tom hanks bought us a coffee machine. >> machine. why, were you guys asleep? patrick: he was quick with that. murray was at the white house for a meeting with president obama. tomorrow, he'll be presented with the mark twain prize for american humor. stephen: a fun night in chicago tomorrow night. mark: all right, let's talk about the forecast. it is chilly right now, but that tomorrow, mid 60's on sunday. patrick: our next newscast is a >>> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, matthew perry and music from nas and erykah badu. and n

stephanie: of course, the packers wants to take advantage of home field advantage. coming up later on in sports, quarterbacks to quarterback. what aaron rodgers has to say owner is found murdered in his -- sheldon: a popular jazz club owner is found murdered in his own business. police say they have a person of interest. wisn 12 news christina palladino is live near 24th and fond du lac. and christina, at first, the owner was thought to be kidnapped? christina: the details of how don lewis was killed are still being sorted out right now by detectives. we have learned that the 65 year old was found hidden inside his mr. lewis is a well known musician in milwaukee who founded the jazz club. neighbors in the area say mr. lewis was a very nice man who always welcomed anyone into his jazz club. he loved music and entertaining people. one woman says even after his jazz club burned down not too long ago, he vowed to rebuild right in this area. >> he wanted to put the community back rebuild, to make sure everyone had somewhere positive to go to. it is badness area, so peopl

good morning and welcome back to weather forecast from fox6 meteorologist stephanie barichello rain with with some embedded thunder this morning then gradual clearing. temperatures will cool through the morning and hover in the low 60s this afternoon. clear and chilly for friday night football, lows by early tomorrow will drop into the upper 30s and low 40s. sunny for the weekend with upper 50s saturday and low to mid 60s sunday. increasing clouds on monday with a few rain showers traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays green on traffic map = no delays as of this morning - hurricane matthew is a category three storm with winds of about 120 miles per hour. angelica is in the newsroom with details on the storm. hurricane matthew pushes its way up the coast as the most powerful storm the southeast has seen in a decade. here's a l florida overnight as heavy winds set in ahead of the storm. this morning we're learning more than 270-thousand residents are without power. the national weather service is warning some locations "may be uninha

fox25 stephanie coueignoux live at the scene where a memorial is growing. stephanie? >> stephanie: people paying respect to 16-year-old and look helped me and see some of the flowers as well as candles here now covered but police say it was uncovered friday night when this happened. nashua police say surveillance cameras show 16-year-old jacob goulet and he was walking home but never made it home and very torrential rainstorm and fell into the question remains how the cover and rain, wind and possibly something else and found body in >> stephanie: we got update on last 40 minutes or so from nashua police stating that they are now doing an autopsy on the body and they will be releasing more information later today as soon as we hear back we will let you know on air and online at nashua, new hampshire, stephanie coueignoux, fox25 news. >> julie: following breaking news on the cape and police made arrest deadly stabbing over the weekend and kelly ridley facing murder charges and 26-year-old thomas russell, he was found stabbed to death saturday morning. he will be in cou

stephanie: sabÍa que la contraseÑa de su correo electrÓnico cuesta $129 en el mercado negro?entales se unieron para concientizar a los usuarios. necesitamos una verificaciÓn de identidad mÁs fuerte además de la contraseÑa, asÍ podemos agregar una capa de protecciÓn. con los avances tecnolÓgicos los ataques son cada vez mÁs continuos y hasta existe el secuestro virtual. ellos saben absolutamente todo lo nuevo en el mundo tecnolÓgico, creo que siempre estaremos un paso atrÁs. asimismo explican que consumidores y el gobierno tienen que darle frente de forma conjunta. >> estamos demandando que creen algunos planes de respuesta de emergencia para proteger a nuestra poblaciÓn. stephanie: tenemos que crear una agencia de seguridad como la que existe en las carreteras y ciudades. leticia: la esposa de trump salir en defensa de Éste le hizo confrontando las mujeres que acusan a su marido. ella cuestionÓ la honestidad de las mujeres. en una entrevista insinuÓ que inventaron las historias y que de que las beso a la fuerza y las r acoso. leÓn: seguimos informÁndole sobre las medidas y de

stephanie ramos is in northwest washington with the latest from the campaign trail. stephanie co. donald trump is here in d.c., while hillary clinton's in florida. its candidate taking different campaign approaches in the final stretch to election day. this morning, donald trump is mixing business with his campaign. trump celebrating his new $200 million hotel in d.c.. his star on the hollywood walk of fame is taking a beating, but not for the full-time -- but not for the first time. the star now destroyed. a day before, a crowd attacked obamacare at one of his golf courses in florida. mr. trump: it is killing our businesses, our small as mrs., individual. stephanie: and then his com to the back of the bargain i would love that. stephanie: overnight the former speaker of the house criticized media coverage of his female accusers in -- newt gingrich: you do not care about public policy. you are fascinated with sex. that is what i get out of watching you tonight. kelly: i am not fascinated with sex but i am fascinated with the protection of women. stephanie: hillary clinton's final

stephanie? >> all right.s, chris. >>> all of that is going to happen in less than 12 hours from now. that final presidential debate. we're talking about it all morning. and right behind me we can see the unlv rebel cheerleaders, they're excited for it. you know who else is? donald trump's campaign manager, kellyanne conway. she'll be joining me live right here in the unlv campus. >> look at those rebels. good morning! ♪ ♪ >> i give you a name, what is your immediate response. ready? >> hillary clinton? >> oh, corrupt. >> donald trump? >> next president. to severe rheumatoid arthritis, and you're talking to your doctor about your medication... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira helping me go further. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. humira has been clinically studied for over 18 years. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, in

stephanie rommel's -- stephanie ramos. stephanie: trump celebrating his new hotel in d.c.. on the west coast his star on the hollywood walk of fame is taking a beating but not for the first time. the star now destroyed. a day before the x apprenticed host was obamacare. >> it's killing our businesses. our small businesses. it's killing individuals. stephanie: and then taunting joe biden over the behind the gym comment. >> did you see were biden wants to take me to the back of the barn? i'd love that. stephanie: trump is in the middle of the different fight between fox news anchor megyn kelly and newt gingrich. trumps female accusers. >> tips of your show recently. you're fascinated with sex and you don't care about public policy. that's what i get out of watching you tonight. >> mr. speaker are not vaccinated by sex but i am fascinated by the protection of women and understanding what we're getting in the oval office. stephanie: hillary clinton plus final fundraiser for 2016 was last night in miami. sign state for another day -- sunshine state for another day. encouraging v

stephanie: thank you, young ladies. welcome to the final week of the regular season of operation football. next week, the playoffs start. our game of the week, the one that you the viewers picked, is a ut between racine park and racine horlick. this is the 50th meeting between the two schools. the great rivalry trophy up for grabs. early on park driving. , and horlick's defense steps up. joe garcia with the pick takes it to the panthers 10 yard line. very next play. george sims rumbles into the endzone. just like that the rebels are up 7-0. you saw joe garcia on defense, horlick's quarterback on the keeper. a 35-yard touchdown run. horlick gets the two-point conversion up 17-0. , it's a highlight reel for joe garcia. i'm guessing colleges are taking notice. look at him, like a video game. making a sweet spin move. and he's off to the races. a 40-yard touchdown down. horlick is now up 24-0. later in the first half, garcia goes to the air. he connects with number eight , derrick seay, for the touchdown, a 33-yard td pass.

stephanie? >> hold on.hotel you're in, and you said the hotel is packed with both locals and tourists who haven't been able to leave, the balcony behind you, we're seeing debris has fallen, furniture gone and no power in the hotel. how long do people anticipate they'll be there and do you have the resources? >> reporter: we have power in the hotel. running on generator right now. but we have heard transformers and we've seen the power go out across the island. so it's unclear if they have power in other places. most of these large hotels have transformers. they've got everybody on the bottom floor of the hotel. it's a very safe area, probably a little bit safer than where we are, but we're kind of tethered here to the railing and we're not going too far, so we want to give you an idea of just how strong these winds are, and what is going on. >> i feel like the winds -- >> reporter: there's a lot of destruction, stephanie. >> tammy, do you feel like the wind is picking up? earlier, it was at 125. that was ab

stephanie? >> stephanie: devastating situation for the community and many questions remain and we know grief counselors will be at nashua high school north today look behind me, you could see the memorial here and this has been growing since yesterday as friend of scene-year-old jacob goulet came here and this is the drain where police believe he may have fell into. this is off of main street. nashua police say surveillance cameras show him walking down the street friday night near the storm drain and parents say he was walking home from friend's house but never made it. du was somehow swept into the storm drain because the cover had been moved. the question is how the cover was moved. we do know again that it was raining very heavily and made out of steel so possibly wind, rain may have moved it or could be something had else. investigators spent hours searching for goulet yesterday and found body in merrimack they have not identified the body but clothing matching when disappeared and as you c

stephanie barichello has an update on the storm's path - next. and a former n-f-l player pleas to be a part of the pack. the position the team is lacking at the moment due to injuries - coming up. mostly cloudy today with periods of rain and thunder barichello has the forecast next. it's october 6th - that means its time for buddy check six. remind your buddy to do her monthly breast self-exam. the earlier you find cancer, the better your odds at beating it. so call your buddy today, and dont forget to do your own exam. if you dont already have a buddy, get one now. go to fox 6 now dot com for all the workers: he campaigned as a job creator but senator johnson helps companies ship jobs overseas. ceos and giant corporations get richer guys with families... guys like me? just gets harder and harder to get ahead. we need an economy that works for people like me. for people like me. for people like me. people like me. russ: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message because wisconsin's middle class you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. stephanie'

stephanie martÍn nos cuenta lo que estÁ pasando. >> Él tiene miedo, ya no quiere disfrutar halloween. >> vimos videos de payasos y estoy asustados de los payasos. >> dijeron que maÑana iban a estar los payasos acÁ, en los Ángeles. pero no se dÓnde, mero. stephanie: comenzÓ como una broma para youtube, pero ante los Últimos hechos, entre ellos una amenaza a una escuela de modesto, no se lo toman a la ligera. >> se gratifican y estÁn saliendo a crear pÁnico y terror. stephanie: la tendencia tomÓ fuerza en agosto hoy cuentan con cientos de miles de seguidores y perfiles en twitter. mÁscaras como estas han obligado a las autoridades a tomar cartas en el asunto. >> los payasos estÁn escondiendo su identidad propia con la mÁscara, con el disfraz y pueden estar sufriendo mucho internamente, pero salen con una sonrisa. stephanie: los actos podrÍan causar mucho mÁs que un simple susto, segÚn esta experta. >> van a agarrar fobia a los payasos y no se van a desenvolver de forma positiva. stephanie: autoridades urgen a las familias a estar atentos, especialmente durante el dÍa de brujas. leÓn: qu

stephanie: yes, this milwaukee bucks team is very young. the youngest on the roster is fun maker -- thon maker. he is just 19 years old and can't wait to make is in ba debut tonight. -- nba debut tonight. >> i finally get to live the dream and play in the nba. >> things will be going faster because the energy excitement. take a deep breath, count to three, enjoy the moment, and play hard. you only get this one time, suggest enjoy it. stephanie: as for the hornets, there. however, he is an active for tonight's home opener. the charlotte hornets are here at home against the milwaukee bucks. back to you. dan: thank you, stephanie. packers linebacker clay matthews did not practice today. he re-injured his hamstring in last week's win over the bears. won the nfc offensive player of the week honor for the first time in his career. adams set personal bests with 13 catches, 132 yards, and two touchdowns against the bears last thursday. his 13 catches were the second most by a packer behind only don hutson. mike mccarthy likes to use the term stacki

stephanie, you got information about the young man. >> stephanie: last 30 minutes, both the superintendent and the mayor, and they told me that the victim was a brockton high school student, a freshman, and just 14 years old. they also said that he has siblings at elementary and middle school and grief counselors will be at all three schools today. now that sun is up, i do want to show you exactly where this all happened. this is on main street near the brockton food mart. meantime this morning there's still the question of what investigators drove the silver suv involved in that crash and from this video you could see that they were testing the suv's brakes. what we know is this. around 6:45 last night the 14-year-old was riding his bike here on main street when he was hit and killed by the suv, and what is so heartbreaking is that police were not able to identify him for several hours. they did find his cell phone but they couldn't access his contacts because it was lost, finally notify his family. this morning police still have not released his name or the name of the 18-year-old male d

i'm stephanie ruhle.e covering hurricane matthew as it makes its way up florida's east coast. i want to take you now to savannah, georgia, where rehema ellis is standing by. savannah, which has not yet been hit, but residents there are preparing themselves. give us an update. >> stephanie, i can tell you that the rain has started to pick up. it was a calm before the storm, if you will, just a short while ago. i want you to look over my shoulder. that's the bridge, over across the way, it leads into marshland. it's low land. this bridge, while there are cars going over it now, this bridge is going to be shut down by noon today. and also, let me have my cameraman pan down a little bit. you see the american flag right on the edge of the savannah river. we're about eight stories up above it. this is high ground. this has been declared a state of emergency in this area by the president. and the governor of georgia has ordered mandatory evacuation for six counties here in georgia. along the coast. that's affect

stephanie: thank you, sir watson. still plenty more to come on operation football including a , of between the blue dukes and hustlin hawks announcer: stay tuned for operation football. this fall night in wisconsin. we continue our playoff edition of operation football with a level two division two matchup between greenfield and whitefish bay. the blue dukes with a high powered offense scoring 27 points in every game they've played this season, but one. let's head to whitefish bay. first year head coach jake wolter's offense has been explosive all year long long but it would be greenfield , who gets on the board first as ezekiel banks takes it to the bank scampers into the endzone and it's 7-zip hustlin' hawks early. in the second quarter now, 3rd and 12 for the blue dukes and cade garcia ve strike to maurice david lee the third. re-joins us now with a few level two playoff games played up including a division one north tonight including a division one, showdown in fond du lac. stephen: only for teams were undefeated

[applause] stephanie: thank you. wonderful to be with you theght, and in addition to 50th anniversary of the national historic preservation act, we are also celebrating the 50th anniversary of the national transportation act which has a number of important historic preservation provisions in it. i want to say thank you to you and all of our public servants past and present for your work to help uphold our preservation ideals. we appreciate it. counting, thend national trust for historic preservation has been at work all over the country protecting the places that matter to the american people, and keep our communities vibrant and strong. i could stand here all night and talk about how preservation attracts tourists and spurs economic growth and can help address the problems in our cities tonight. you need only walk into a space like this restored main hall to know that our lives are better when our buildings are protected , when our history is protected, and when our buildings are kept in active service to the commun

. >> a fantastic sunset, madeira beach, and stephanie ingram, love that photo, and an umbrella goes out to stephanie, just go to a pc and like my facebook page, you u upload the photos to the app and we give away monday through friday. and there you go. breezy out there, with clouds to rolled in from the gulf. brooksville at 71. the wind direction this weekend will stay generally north and northwest all the way through sunday evening. that is our cool and dry wind direction with dewpoints may go virtually cloud free between now and monday afternoon, maybe a few fair-weather clouds on sunday,

weather expert stephanie barichello is here with more on the forecast. staying mild tonight with temperatures holding steady in evening but the main line of thunderstorms won't arrive until after 10pm. these thunderstorms will linger into sunday morning then expect a mostly cloudy sky with areas of fog and a high in the upper 60s. a warm front will bump temperatures in the mid to upper 70s on monday but most of the assoa returns tuesday and wednesday then cooler with the slight chance for a few showers on thursday. tonight: showers and t-storms likely. warm. low: 64 dewpoint: 62 wind: sw 5-15 mph sunday: mostly cloudy with lingering showers and areas of wind: sw-se 5-10 mph monday: partly sunny with the slight chance for t-storms. am low: 64 high: 76 dewpoint: 64 wind: sw 5-15 mph you can stay ahead of the weather anywhere -- just download the fox 6 storm center app. it' apple and android devices. "the weather outside will soon be frightful". weather experts predict we will experience much cooler conditions in the 2016 winter season than we did last year

stephanie: , ladies. it was a wet one for week seven of operation football so it only , makes sense our game of the week was in waterford. a conference showdown between the union brove broncos and the wolverines. homecoming night in waterford. a lovely looking court they have. early on, the defense stepping up. second union grove quarterback what happens. number 33 moves through traffic and goes all the way for the touchdown. wolverines with back-to-back scores, 9-0. still first half. the wolverines and the ball to guess who? he scampers 19 yards for the touchdown. waterford on top at the half. third quarter now, the wolverines give him the ball, and look at him go. mark baden would be impressed. a 52-yard touchdown run. waterford on cruise control. fourth quarter now, doing his best eddie lacy impression. a happy homecoming for waterford. the wolverines crush the broncos in our game of the week. the final tonight 38-0. here's the winning head coach after the gaem. -- the game. >> we have such good balanc

in revere, i'm stephanie coueignoux, fox 25 news. >> thank you, stephanie. broken glass and bullet holes were some of the sights left in roxbury while a 2 year-old girl was shot while sitting next to her father. the lit rl girl's father does appear to be the intended target. >> this morning, she is recovering in boston medical center, fox 25's robert goulston went to roxbury, where people rushed outside when they heard the sound of gun fire. >> torethy fleming jumped up after hearing the the first shot. >> next thing it rang out, it was consistent shot, bang bang bang. >> when she looked outoutside her wince low street home she saw a man taking cover on the floor of the front seat with a toddler in the back seat, her own car parked next to it was damaged. >> come to find out the baby that was in the car got shot and my car got shot up, my whole window and front windshield, got two bullet holes in it. >> a 2 year-old girl was hit by a shot that went through her police say the father is well known to police because of his connections with gangsf. >> hi he appe

to determine cause, stephanie. >> stephanie: just the last 30 minutes, clean-up efforts have now underway, across the street where this happened. this is the canal view apartment on sandwich road and worst of the damage is on the second destroyed and completely gone right here. meantime, this is video from earlier when those flames were still shooting out of the roof. firefighters on scene told me that these windy conditions were certainly a challenge when they were trying to sustain the fire, wind gusts were as high as 40 miles per hour pushing the flames as well as pushing the smoke into other buildings. this all started at around 1:00 this morning, so a lot of people were sleeping at the time. that everybody was able to get out safely. one building was damaged and firefighters, they had to cut power to other buildings as well, so a lot of people were displaced very early on this morning. we have been seeing residents coming back trying to get inside, but of course, certainly unsafe conditions and certain parts of the building, american red cross is now helping those families. again, th

--stephanie bradford nos ampÍa...atencion de las grandes disqueras. >> estoy muy agradecida por mi carrera, y no lo digo sÓlo porque se oye bien. honestamente, cada persona que me ha comprado mis seres por cinco -- cds por cinco dÓlares. stephanie: jamÁs olvida sus raÍces y el sacrificio que hicieron sus padres cuando migraron de zacatecas. vinieron indocumentados bajo la sombra por dÉcadas. recientemente, su madre se convirtiÓ ciudadana. >> el prÓximo sueÑo es una casa, y que siga para adelante mi mamÁ, porque ha sido mucho trabajo, y los inmigrantes siempre vienen para tener un buen porvenir. stephanie: esta historia fue la expiraciÓn de su nuevo tema en espaÑol, que se convirtiÓ en el tema oficial de la campaÑa voto latino. mas con su mÚsica un mensaje para todos los jÓvenes hispanos de que se registren y acudan a las urnas. >> las luchas todos los dÍas. hay que luchar para tener cosas mejores en este mundo. de todos modos hay que tambiÉn estar presentes. --esa fue una entrevista de --si usted utiliza el teléfono "

stephanie: stephanie: trump is unwanted sexual advances towards women in the past. at least nine women have accused him of sexual misconduct. one of those women a reporter from "people magazine." she said that when melania was out of the room, he shut the door behind him and "in seconds was pushing me against the wall, forcing his tongue down my throat. trump denies it. but people magazine publish confided in them shortly after the alleged was -- alledge the salt. he will claim that the election is being rigged against him. president obama calling him out on it. president obama: he starts whining before the game is over question mark blaming someone else -- over? blaming someone else? he doesn't have what it takes to this job. trump is predicting that he will win one of the greatest victories in political history. larry: thank you much, stephanie. stay with abc seven, we are your 2016 political headquarters. we will have highlight an analysis of tonight's debate at 11:00. breaking news this morning, a woman is dead and a man hurt after a shooting in largo, a suspect

stephanie: until a.d. lacey got injured or hurt his ankle, you guys were rolling with the eddie lacy had a great running game. it was against a team doing a good job of stopping the run, so again, our offensive line is doing a great job, eddie lacy is tough to bring down, 11 broken tackles yesterday, so it brings a lot of energy to our offense when he makes a big run like that. dan: thank you steph. , controversial quarterback colin kaepernick is back as the 49ers starter beginning this sunday at buffalo. kaepernick has been the backup to blaine gabbert for the one-and-four 49ers. football before the regular season ends. just a handful of unbeaten teams remaining in our area. four of them populate the latest operation football unbeaten -- operation football poll unbeaten catholic memorial , remains on top, followed by homestead and unbeaten brookfield central. franklin moves up to fourth, marquette to fifth, and unbeaten lake geneva badger is sixth. arrowhead is now seventh followed by brookfield east, new

stephanie ruhle, though, picks up the coverage right now. stephanie. >> thanks so much, joe. have a great weekend. this morning, bombs away. a traditional night of joking for charity scores a lot of laughs. >> donald, if at any time you don't like what i'm saying, feel free to stand up and shout "wrong" while i'm talking. >> i'm actually a modest person. very modest. it's true. in fact, many people tell me that modesty is perhaps my best quality. >> i think that was the moment to say, wrong. well, guess what. it turned ugly as donald trump misread the room and the laughter turned to boos. >> hillary is so corrupt, she got kicked off the watergate commission. >> and doubling down. meanwhile, donald trump refusing to say he'll accept the results of the election. >> i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election if i win. >> i thought that was the best joke of the day. plus a one-two punch from the obamas. president obama and the first lady on the trail. as the president not only goes after trump but marco rubio, too. >> marco seems to just ca

stephanie: saturday at 11:00 a.m. joyce: will that there's be in one color too. stephanie: yes. very bright. mark: watch out for the frost later tonight. >>> brad pitt's face-off with his son. what happened inside their closed door meeting. >> brad is devastated, but he's not giving up. >>> then -- ? if i could turn back time ? >> cher's love life. you tended to date very pretty men. >> also on the other side, there's a bunch of them that weren't. >>> new video of the alleged kim k. robbers. kourtney's embarrassing video about the heist. >> what? >> and our backstage exclusive with country's hottest stars.

stephanie: but trump is in the middle of a different fight. between fox news anchor megyn kelly and newt gingrich. the former speaker of the house critizing the media's coverage of trump's female accusers in a heated interview. >> you are fascinated with sex >> that's what i get out of watching you tonight. >> you know what, mr. speaker, i'm not fascinated by sex, but i am fascinated by the protection of women and understanding what we're getting in the oval office. stephanie: as for hillary clinton, her final fundraiser for campaign 2016 was last night in miami, according to senior aides. but she's hanging out in the sunshine state for another day. clinton urging supporters to get out and vote early even though the latest abc ms. clinton: i feel good but i'm not taking anything for granted. and with today being her -- stephanie: and with today being hillary clinton's 69th birthday come her staff isn't taking anything for granted, surprising her with a birthdate cake and tweets. erin: and we have learned that donald trump will return to the gr

stephanie: yes it will be. real quick, the blue jays and a walkoff home run over the orioles.and they advanced to the playoffs in texas. orioles are done. joyce: pull out the umbrella. mark: a couple of dry days. i think more rain way for >>> dicky: it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, billy bob thornton, kristin chenoweth and comedian ryan donahue. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: very nice. hi, everyone. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. thanks for everything, really. oh, it's very nice. i'm pleased you're joining us on

time now x:xx adlib weather forecast forecast from fox6 meteorologist stephanie barichello mostly cloudy today with periods of rain and thunder. warm again with for rain will continue overnight and into the first half of friday. itll be a bit cooler with highs in the middle 60s. this storm system will cool us into the 50s saturday but we clear out and see the sun for the weekend. there is the slight chance for a few rain showers monday night into early tuesday morning. anchor adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays we're following breaking news out of southeastern wisconsin. where there's a major law enforcement roundup of violent gang members. officials rounded up gang members at as many as 50-different locations in the pre-dawn hours.... all are apparently related to a large drug operation involving marijuana, meth and cocaine. the raid was spearheaded by the fbi with the racine, kenosha and waukesha area as well as some parts of northern illinois. it's considered a major operation -- one of the largest round

stephanie, during the past hour you have received an update from the mayor. >> stephanie: yes. he says this is absolutely heartbreaking because victim siblings at one of the middle school and elementary school and because of that this really has touched every aspect of the community. they will have grief counselors on hand taking a look behind me. we are here at the scene of the crash. this is on main street. just next to the brockton food matter and on the road there are orange spray paint marks indicating exactly where this happened. freshman at brockton high video of what this scene looked like last night and this morning there's still the very big question of what exactly led up to the crash. now, we were there as investigators were driving suv and see investigators testing the suv's brakes, possibly testing for mechanical failure. what we know is that around 6:45 last night the teenage boy, 14-year-old, he was riding his bike here on main street, when he was hit and killed by and heartbreaking four hours to identify the teen and notify the family and didn't have id and cel

fox25 stephanie coueignoux live in bourne this morning where, stephanie, mother nature may think so difficult for firefighters. >> stephanie: probably see the wind below the air and firefighters as they work to contain that fire gust and some of the worst damage here and canal view road, a lot of charred debris and right in front of the building and good news for everyone involved, everyone again was able to get out safely and video from earlier this morning and firefighters say it does appear fire started on second floor of this building and firefighters were able to contain the flames to one actually lives next door and he told me the smoke was so thick he actually thought the building was on fire. >> woke up to people pounding on door, firefighters pounding on door there was a fire and i got my roommate off and we got out and looked over and you could see flames shooting out the roof and suddennenly wakin of this, many people displaced. smoke was so thick and firefighters had to cut out the power red cross now helping everyone. firefighters also still trying to figure out exactly what caus

. >> let's start with stephanie. >> stephanie! >> tell us about what you're doing to her. >> so, stephanie, as you can see here the waves are softened up here. you start by putting mousse in the air when the hair's damp. when you dry it, use a round brush, the larger the better. want it to go -- >> blow it out straight to the face. >> right. blow the hair straight and go in with a curling iron. >> uh-oh. here's where the trouble starts. >> but it's easy. take a small section and wrap it around the curling iron. always leave out the end. leave it on three to five seconds. too curly, pull down. in this case we softened. sorry, wrong brush. with a mason pearson flat brush, just brush through. you'll see how easily. >> sort of pulls the curls, doesn't it? >> pulls the curls down. that's up to you. >> show how you wrap it around the curling iron. i think that's what we all don't know what to do got to be careful. you can burn it -- >> you don't want to leave it on very long and you wrap it around like this. >> you don't even open up th

stephanie: wisconsin at northwestern next saturday. along with the badgers, there was also a thrilling finish to tonight's bucks game here in milwaukee. the unlikely hero coming up later in sports. sheldon: thank you so much. we look forward to that. for the first time in years, the bucks and the admirals played across the street from each other in downtown milwaukee. the admirals played the u.w. panther arena at 6:00. an hour later, the bucks tipped off at the bmo harris bradley center. most people we talked with didn't have an issue parking in one family from watertown left at 2:30 to make sure they had plenty of time to eat and get to the hockey game. >> hurry up. the bucks are playing. yeah, the cubs game is going to be on, so everyone is going to be downtown. sheldon: that is for sure. some admirals fans say they were excited to watch the team play in the panther arena. they feel like it's a better venue for a hockey game than the bradley center. adrienne: friends searching for a missing man find a car over inside. we still don't

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stephanie bradford hablÓ con Él.todo. >> me llama mucho la atenciÓn porque sucederÍan muchas cosas en mÉxico en los noventas que estaba relacionado a un expresidente. stephanie: ¿cuÁl piensas que es la gran presiÓn dentro de la cinta? >> que ser conscientes de nuestra identidad, de lo hermoso que es tener una cultura, tener un paÍs al que amar. >> un mundo donde justamente es el miedo al extranjero y el miedo a los conocidos, este niÑo lo que hace es derribar muros y entender. guillermo: buenas noches, noche del lunes que se mantiene estable en nuestra regiÓn. sigue entrando la afluencia de aire. no trae lluvias, condiciones agradables con temperaturas que maÑana alcanzando 67. tampoco hay advertencias en la regiÓn. asÍ se mantiene el inicio de semana. los nombrados se quedan con nosotros y el panorama maÑana todavÍa templado, especialmente al interior. temperaturas en los 78, hasta los 77, desde la bahÍa hasta oakland. condiciones frescas para nosotros. prÓximo jueves, temperatura mÁxima cercana a los 69. se acerca

stephanie, thanks. >> some hoping for today. >>> stephanie mentioned the letter. the former attorney general went farther than that. >> eric holder posted an op ed in "the washington post." in it he calls james comey a good man of integrity and honor but says, good men make mistakes. he said comey violated long-standing justice department polici on the proper way to conduct investigations in an election season. >>> and on the campaign trail today, hillary clinton is attending two early voting events in the key battleground state of ohio. while tim kaine heads to north carolina. donald trump is holding back-to-back rallies in michigan while mike pence campaigns in florida. >>> let's move on now to the breaking news from overnight from oklahoma. a week-long manhunt for an armed and dangerous fugitive is over. spotted in western oklahoma earlier on sunday. he was suspected of killing his aunt and uncle and shooting at four people, including four police officers. he seemed to relish in the notoriety as a fugitive by streaming on facebook live before being killed in th

i'm stephanie ruhle. see you tomorrow at 9:00.ight now, here's craig melvin. >> stephanie, thank you very much. right now, those new and disturbing allegations of unwanted advances and sexual aggression. donald trump insisted those recently lewd comments about women were just words. locker room talk, as he described it. the gop claimed over and over he never acted on any of the alaskas lialask actions like kissing or groping without consent and several women coming forward saying he's lying, allegations going back decades. >> it was a real shock when all of the sudden, his hands were all over me. >> embraced me and gave me a kiss on the lips and i remember being shocked. >> nbc news is not independently confirming these accusations and trump is denying all allegations and lashing out on twitter last hour. a source inside the campaign telling us they're now preparing, quote, big lawsuits against the outlets publishing what they call lies. let's get right to nbc's hallie jackson covering the trump ca