thaj y thank you for coming in. >> thank you. >> thank you. the impact on the race for president, up next, what hillary clinton and donald trump were saying about the protest over shootings in the critical battleground state. as trump prepares for another visit to our area later today. >>> we are following new developments after a woman was found dead, what police are saying about the search for her killer. for us all. find yours with a medicare plan from independence blue cross. and get the support to find the answers to every fearless question. independence blue cross live fearless. y24kmy y5yy >>> the body of a woman whose throat had been slashed. mat is live for us at the crime scene. give us the context of what happened here. >> reporter: right in front of this house a woman was found dead. she was bleeding from the neck. police say this trail of blood here head then on quite a jury any. the homeowner called 911. >> the resident indicated this female was expected to arrive at her house about 11:30 last night. he fell asleep and woke back

thaj y thank you. there were people in front of me that had fallen on top. they had injuries. once we got off we noticed that people were stuck and they had to come out through the windows. police were trying to rescue them. the conductor came off and he was completely bloodied. we noticed there were more injurie injuries, more severe. i feel the strain from the impact but nothing like what those people might be feeling. that's all i really know. we were able to get out. we saw that the entire structure had collapsed onto the front of the train car and that's it. >> that is at wnbc in new york. in injuries are said to be critical. mark has more on this unfolding story. >> reporter: a devastating scene just outside of new york city. a commuter train slam into the station platform. the train is used by hundreds of commuters who travel from new jersey to new york city. the station suffered major structural damage as emergency crews rushed to the scene to help the injured. >> people were getting out. there were definitely people that were very injured. i saw a lot of people with g

it's quite frightening to living in this day and thaj we are experiencing terrorism almost on a weekly, monthly basis, that miss clinton has such little regard or concern it seems about it. >> leslie, it is this is something we're going hear to the end of the campaign. she deserves her name-calling for for his followers and supporters, that's not a good angle. >> first of all, she's >>> she discusses securing our border. more funding for border patrol agents. in addition to that i find somebody who supports an official, who calls -- >> do you think the word deplorables was a mistake? >> no. i don't. >> do you think it has done more good or more harm for her in your opinion? >> i don't think it does her any harm because the people she is calling that -- >> 25 million people. >> are never going to vote for hillary clinton. the independents won't vote for or against her based on that terminology. >> what do you think about that? >> it absolutely does. it shows a certain lack of character. by her own words she says if you can't serve the whole country, can't respect the whole country, were

last night the first time since 2013, a big part thajs to dustin pea droer ya's grand slam in the 7 pt inning powers the sec against the rays. it pushes the red sox now into the post seen. every single time. i like it every day. >> i don't know the name of it, but they have rhythm. >> they've got the moves, and they've got the right moves this season. >>> still ahead on "today in new englan england", rivers rise in wisconsin. floodwaters turn dangerous as residents brace for the worst. >> that's heading in this direction. in the meantime it's frost. we'll show you how low it will go in your town coming up. >>> three gunmen open up fire many maryland and eight people >> nancy: dangerous flooding submerged part was wisconsin. businesses and homes there evacuated. so far two people have died because of flash flooding and crews work around the clock to make sure everyone steers clear of the worst-hit areas. >>> here in boston a start to sunday. pretty sunny out there, but really starting to feel that chris crispness in the air with fall. it's apple cider drinking whether, too. >> pumpkin s

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