todd: i'm todd kazakiewich in for doug. we're here to welcome a new member to the stormteam 5 family. welcome kelly anne cicalese. kelly: it was a really active night as many of us got woken up issues a major issue. we saw nearly 5 inches of rainfall for areas of worcester county. now we're going to the forecast this morning. you're kicking off saturday with fog out there. rain not as much of a concern, but we move toward your afternoon and evening and wind advisories have already been issued as we're seeing a wind advisory in effect for the entire state of massachusetts, rhode island and connecticut with wind gusts between 40 and 50 miles per hour possible. there's the lightning of last night. that pushed off to the east. tracking is a nice low and the shower activity for this morning until the next round of showers pushes in. that's moving in from the south and west later this afternoon and through this evening as well. and these showers will bring our not only next chance of rain but strong and gusty winds and a big cool

todd: good morning. i'm todd kazakiewich in for doug. it's a dreary saturday morning, cicalese, the newest member of stormteam 5. she's here to tell us how the weekend will shape up. kelly: i brought rain with me. did you hear that thunder? we had flash flooding through much of worcester county. you're heading out, heavy showers of last night have pushed off to the east. so now we have a nice little dry break, and that's the case for all of boston right now and really through much of massachusetts as well. our next chance of showers creeping in for later this late afternoon time period. we'll talk about 2:00, 3:00. those showers right now are creeping through in new jersey and through much of new york, inching eastward for later on. this will be bringing a big cooldown in temperatures. you're heading out, it's warm, huge, and it's warm as it's going to get. this is the high for the day. we're in the 60's and we'll cool progressively into the 50's. antoinette: kelly anne, thank you. breaking news this morning -- six people rescued from an

todd: good morning, i'm todd kazakiewich in for doug this morning. when we went to gma at 7:00 it was 47 degrees. right now we're at 46. kelly ann cicalese, i assume that's because of the strong in the mid to upper 40's for much of this morning. we will see a nice jump this afternoon into the 50's. those winds are such a huge factor that with that warm-up, it is going to feel cool. we have a wind advisory for all of our region. that continues until 6:00 tonight as we see wind gusts up to 45 miles per hour blowing in from the west. showers last night are starting to exit off to the coast now. we're seeing things drying out and starting to clear out as ll we have that sun breaking through later this afternoon. those clouds continuing to shift off to our north and east and bringing with it some snow that we actually saw in some of the higher elevations of the berkshires late last night. right now, temperatures are in the upper 40's for downtown boston. we have that wind gusting 21 miles per hour and that wind-chill factor, so basically what it's feeling

todd: 6:38. a man charged with killing five teenagers in a wrong-way crash in vermont is now in jail. steven bourgoin was in the hospital being treated for his own serious injuries. prosecutors say bourgoin crashed into the teens' car on i-89 in williston two weeks ago. police say he also stole a police car on scene and crashed into seven more vehicles. an officially sold. the boston landmark commission is expected to declare the sign as an official city landmark. b.u. will use the proceeds from the sale for core academic and sticks around. antoinette: i wouldn't know how to get there. todd: exactly. it's one of those landmarks. you look and see. now i know where i am. antoinette: the controversy brewing at the united nations. todd: the honorary ambassador named to empower women and why some disagree with the choice. devastating flooding in one pennsylvania town. the rescues and the damage. antoinette: your favorite wine could be at risk. t uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. ayott

todd: good morning, i'm todd kazakiewich in for doug this morning. no rain today. but all of us driving in this morning kind of got blown around a little bit, because it's blustery. we got blown around. the leaves are around. we're welcoming our newest member of stormteam 5, kelly ann cicalese. good morning. kelly ann: thanks. thank you. you know, it is a very blustery start. it's white-knuckle driving as we are seeing wind gusts up to 45 miles an hour especially moving through worcester county. wind advisories are in effect. that's the big impact for today. it's the showers of last night exiting our area. our satellite/radar imagery showing clouds lingering about but a lot of rain pushing to the moving to the southcoast and cape, there's cool drizzle in place. outside of that, things are drying out. very cool start, though. woe are seeing 40's through much of our region. feeling like the 30's because of that strong wind in place. this is all wrapping in behind that system that pushed through for us yesterday. this same system bringing some snowfall as woe move int

todd: good morning. i'm todd kazakiewich in for doug this morning. no rain today. but certainly some chilly winds. meteorologist kelly ann cicalese is joining us. we felt those winds driving in. it was a huge change from yesterday morning where we saw those warm and muggy conditions. that's just not the case heading out this early sunday morning. we have temperatures now falling into the 40's, and we also have some very strong winds out there as well. we'll take a look at what's going on as you're heading out this early sunday. we do have lingering light drizzle right now making its way through providence and barely touching the south coast. we are tracking cool air wrapping in. that's the b next workweek as well. this is wrapping in behind that system that pushed through this weekend. this is the same system that brought that snowfall that we saw toward some of the higher elevations. right now, wind gusts already becoming rather impressive. we're seeing wind gusts up to 37 miles per hour in worcester and at this point, todd and antoinette, we have a wind advisory

todd: clues suggest this tragedy. the eye's juli mcdonald explains what police have discovered so far. >> a lot of people out there care about you. come home. >> a frantic message from family members who love the 16-year-old from nashua who left a friend is friday night and never came home. >> the last camera view that saw him walking, he disappeared right here. i think he fell into a maine and water street. seen in surveillance video holding those items before he disappeared. >> he was headed home and lived around the corner two minutes from his house. >> multiple agencies are scouring the rivers as well as the entire underwater storm drain system in the area. >> we yelled into every conducting their own search, never giving up hope. >> i hope maybe he fell in and was hanging on and maybe he is too cold to yell and we will see and hear him. we cannot stop trying. >> he is wearing the outfit he had on friday night in this photo. 5. juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. >> a security scare from philadelphia to boston this

>> todd: i don't know but it scared me. i'm standing like 20 yards away from texas had nine takeaways, have done a great job of taking it away defensively today. >> steve: here's foreman the outside, has a seam and then some. he's dragged down from behind by travon blanchard. but not until he had a big gain. >> brian: boy, he has more speed than you realize and he went down hard. he has run hard today. he's run hard in between the tackles and you don't realize, that time he outran the safety chance waz. >> steve: 32-yard gain. >> brian: see how he goes down. take a look at the speed. there's waz 18, runs right around him, 250. he's up, it looks like he's going to be all right. >> steve: he's been all right up to this point, 25 t 15 15 yards a new career high for the junior from texas city. ninth consecutive 100-yard games. >> todd: he makes a lot of calls in terms of how many guys are in the box and he's like i said protectors of the running backs in the country. so, the versatility is there. >> brian: great point, todd. he

chuck todd: good evening, i am chuck todd. welcome to the north carolina association of broadcasters educational foundation gubernatorial candidates debate between governor pat mccrory, and democrat roy cooper. we should note that this debate is happening at a difficult time. hundreds of thousands of north carolinians are without power. threading still remains a threat for so many desk flooding storm is a threat for so many. we want to thank both candidates and the viewers come and hope that things return to normal as soon as possible. we want to begin by covering the rules of the debate. it will last one hour, and will begin with one minute opening statements from each candidate. i will then post questions directly to the candidate. these questions have been determined by me and an association, and have not been reviewed by the candidates or their staff. each candidate will have a minute for response and a 32nd rebuttal. i do reserve the right to follow up as needed. secondill be 92nd -- 90 closing statements. we ask the cand

>> todd: i don't know but it scared me. i'm standing like 20 yards away from texas had nine takeaways, have done a great job of taking it away defensively today. >> steve: here's foreman the outside, has a seam and then some. he's dragged down from behind by travon blanchard. but not until he had a big gain. >> brian: boy, he has more speed than you realize and he went down hard. he has run hard today. he's run hard in between the tackles and you don't realize, that time he outran the safety chance waz. >> steve: 32-yard gain. >> brian: see how he goes down. take a look at the speed. there's waz 18, runs right around him, 250. he's up, it looks like he's going to be all right. >> steve: he's been all right up to this point, 25 t 15 15 yards a new career high for the junior from texas city. ninth consecutive 100-yard games. >> todd: he makes a lot of calls in terms of how many guys are in the box and he's like i said protectors of the running backs in the country. so, the versatility is there. >> brian: great point, todd. he

he got it. >> todd: congratulations on the win, coach. >> thank you. >> steve: all right, todd, charlieht, at least tonight he'll enjoy it. >> brian: they earned it tonight. they was some sort of college football game, started in the afternoon wound up in the early evening. texas knocked off previously unbeaten baylor, 35-34. tune in to abc in the next couple of minutes for saturday night football presented by walmart. it's clemson and florida state. that's coming up. but for now, we'll send you back to our studio. what a day, what a night in austin. >>> steve, baylor knocked from the ranks of the unbeaten. florida state, cook leading the bowl subdivision in yards from scrimmage. west virginia trying to remain among the unbeaten. first 7-0 start for them in ten years. that's what they were looking for taking on oklahoma state. >> oklahoma state takes down the first unbeaten in the big 12 to stir that race up a little bit. >> third quarter, west virginia trailing 20-10. howard intercepted by richards. >> watch the convoy, blocked for him. heady football play and oklahoma state played som

chuck todd: good evening, i am chuck todd. welcome to the north carolina association of broadcasters educational foundation gubernatorial candidates debate between governor pat mccrory, and democrat roy cooper. we should note that this debate is happening at a difficult time. hundreds of thousands of north carolinians are without power. threading still remains a threat for so many desk flooding storm is a threat for so many. we want to thank both candidates and the viewers come and hope that things return to normal as soon as possible. we want to begin by covering the rules of the debate. it will last one hour, and will begin with one minute opening statements from each candidate. i will then post questions directly to the candidate. these questions have been determined by me and an association, and have not been reviewed by the candidates or their staff. each candidate will have a minute for response and a 32nd rebuttal. i do reserve the right to follow up as needed. secondill be 92nd -- 90 closing statements. we ask the cand

so, the versatility is there. >> brian: great point, todd. he has a freshman quarterback, help him out. >> steve: tyrone swoopes is in the game with buechele. they fake it to him and buechele throws. and could not connect with devin duvernay. we're going to see more out of duvernay today, we haven't explosive plays in games, three 60-plus yard touchdowns. it's been hit or miss with duvernay. >> steve: still a lot of time left to see him. >> brian: and tyrone swoopes out there giving a blow to foreman. >> steve: buechele doesn't look like he's real patient there with that play call. throws it out and completes to warrick. >> brian: without foreman out there, on this third down, let's take a look at how shane buechele manages the protection because foreman isn't there to help him. maybe swoopes being a former quarterback would be able to help. >> steve: warrick's first catch. >> brian: swoopes hasee selfless players, he'll do anything for his team. >> steve: he's there for his team right there. the ball carrier, swoopes is bounced backwards wit

so, the versatility is there. >> brian: great point, todd. he has a freshman quarterback, help him out. >> steve: tyrone swoopes is in the game with buechele. they fake it to him and buechele throws. and could not connect with devin duvernay. we're going to see more out of duvernay today, we haven't really. >> brian: he's explosive plays in games, three 60-plus yard touchdowns. it's been hit or miss with duvernay. >> steve: still a lot of time left to see him. >> brian: and tyrone swoopes out there giving a blow to foreman. >> steve: buechele doesn't look like he's real patient there with that play call. five on the play clock. they do get it off. throws it out and completes to warrick. >> brian: without foreman out there, on this third down, let's take a look at how shane buechele manages the protection because foreman isn't there to help him. maybe swoopes being a former quarterback would be able to help. >> steve: warrick's first catch. >> brian: swoopes has been great. anything for his team. >> steve: he's there for his team right there.

he got it. >> todd: congratulations on the win, coach. >> thank you. >> steve: all right, todd, charlie strong, he'll enjoy his meal, whatever he chooses to drink tonight, at least tonight he'll enjoy it. >> brian: they earned it tonight. they was some sort of college football game, started in the afternoon wound up in the early unbeaten baylor, 35-34. tune in to abc in the next couple of minutes for saturday night football presented by walmart. it's clemson and florida state. that's coming up. but for now, we'll send you back to our studio. what a day, what a night in austin. >>> steve, baylor knocked from the ranks of the unbeaten. florida state, cook bowl subdivision in yards from scrimmage. west virginia trying to remain among the unbeaten. first 7-0 start for them in ten years. that's what they were looking for taking on oklahoma state. >> oklahoma state takes down the first unbeaten in the big 12 to stir that race up a little bit. >> third quarter, west virginia trailing 20-10. howard intercepted by richards. >> watch the convoy, blocked for state played some defense in this game

>> todd: i don't know but it scared me. i'm standing like 20 yards away fr texas had nine takeaways, have done a great job of taking it away defensively today. >> steve: here's foreman the outside, has a seam and then some. he's dragged down from behind by travon blanchard. but not until he had a big gain. >> brian: boy, he has more speed than you realize and he went down hard. he has run hard today. he's run hard in between the tackles and you don't realize, that time he outran the safety chance waz. >> steve: 32-yard gain. >> brian: see how he goes down. take a look at the speed. there's waz 18, runs right around him, 250. he's up, it looks like he's going to be all right. >> steve: he's been all right up to this point, 25 t 15 15 yards a new career high for the junior from texas city. ninth consecutive 100-yard games. >> todd: he makes a lot of calls in terms of how many guys are in the box and he's like i said protectors of the running backs in the country. so, the versatility is there. >> brian: great point, todd. he h

so, the versatility is there. >> brian: great point, todd. he has a freshman quarterback, help him out. >> steve: tyrone swoopes is in the game with buechele. they fake it to him and buechele throws. and could not connect with devin duvernay. we're going to see more out of duvernay today, we haven't really. >> brian: he's had had some explosive plays in games, three 60-plus yard touchdowns. it's been hit or miss with duvernay. >> steve: still a lot of time left to see him. >> brian: and tyrone swoopes out there giving a blow to foreman. >> steve: buechele doesn't look like he's real patient there with that play call. five on the play clock. they do get it off. buechele with some pressure. throws it out and completes to warrick. >> brian: without foreman out there, on this third down, let's take a look at how shane buechele manages the protection because foreman isn't there to help him. maybe swoopes being a former quarterback would be able to help. >> steve: warrick's first catch. >> brian: swoopes has been great. selfless players, he'll do a

so, the versatility is there. >> brian: great point, todd. he has a freshman quarterback, help him out. >> steve: tyrone swoopes is in the game with buechele. they fake it to him and buechele throws. and could not connect with devin duvernay. we're going to see more out of duvernay today, we really. >> brian: he's had had some explosive plays in games, three 60-plus yard touchdowns. it's been hit or miss with duvernay. >> steve: still a lot of time left to see him. >> brian: and tyrone swoopes out there giving a blow to foreman. >> steve: buechele doesn't look like he's real patient there with that play call. they do get it off. buechele with some pressure. throws it out and completes to warrick. >> brian: without foreman out there, on this third down, let's take a look at how shane buechele manages the protection because foreman isn't there to help him. maybe swoopes being a former quarterback would be able to help. >> steve: warrick's first catch. >> brian: swoopes has great. selfless players, he'll do anything for his team. >> steve: he's

down to todd mcshay. >> todd: hey, jord >> todd: so i talked to you yesterday and said what's your best game tape. where is this one going to rank? >> i don't know. i still felt a little rusty. i made a few plays but definitely if you're talking about one of my best games, it's about the effort. i don't know if this will line up as one of the best. >> todd: talk to me about that pick, that was something else. >> i know i had to make a play. i knew i had to go up there and get it. thank god i went to go get it. it was a heck of a play. >> todd: take me through when your mind? >> i mean i jumped too early for the two-hander so i'm like i'm going to put a hand up there and see what happens. >> todd: you go up against darboh all the time, the wide receiver, in practice. how clutch was it? >> it saved us definitely. the offense was stuttering a little bit and they came out and executed and that helped us a lot. it gave us the confidence to go out and finish the game. >> todd: how good can this team be? >> the sky's the limit. we've got to keep preparing for a championship season. we have a g

down to todd mcshay. >> todd: hey, jordoun. >> how ya doing. >> todd: so i talked to you yesterday and said what's your best game tape. where is this one going to rank? >> i don't know. i still felt a little rusty. i made a few plays but definitely if you're talking about one of my best games, it's about the effort. i don't know if this will line up as one of the best. >> todd: talk to me about that pick, that was something else. >> i know i had to make a play. i knew i had to go up there and get it. thank god i went to go get it. it was a heck of a play. >> todd: take me through when you're up in the air and the one-handed, what's going through your mind? >> i mean i jumped too early for the two-hander so i'm like i'm going to put a hand up there and see what happens. >> todd: you go up against darboh all the time, the wide receiver, in practice. how clutch was it? >> it saved us definitely. the offense was stuttering a little bit and they came out and executed and that helped us a lot. it gave us the confidence to go out and finish the game. >> todd: how good can this team be? >> the

. >> remember when leonardo todd got attacked twice. >> she got my head good. i don't know what is under my hat. >> his brain is in tact because he has the presence of mind to tell the story right after what happened in a movie happened to him. todd was scouting places to hunt elk in montana when a grizzly protecting her cubs charged him. >> i sprayed her with bear spray. >> she kept coming and biting. the force hammer with teeth todd wrote on his facebook page. and then the bear left. and todd started hiking three miles back to his truck. 10 minutes or so later the same bear attacked him again. one bite on my forearm went through to the bone and i heard a crunch. >> pieces of stuff hanging out. >> todd played dead. he could feel her breath on his and then was gone. >> legs are good. internal organs are good. >> todd recorded this video for facebook when he got back to his truck. who videos themselves bleeding and battered before going to the hospital? this is a guy whose business is selling knives. he drove 20 miles to the closest hospital calling his girlfrie

down to todd mcshay. >> todd: hey, >> how ya doing. >> todd: so i talked to you yesterday and said what's your best game tape. where is this one going to rank? >> i don't know. i still felt a little rusty. i made a few plays but definitely if you're talking about one of my best games, it's about the effort. i don't know if this will line up as one of the best. >> todd: talk to me about that pick, that was something else. >> i know i had to make a play. i knew i had to go up there and get it. thank god i went to go get it. it was a heck of a play. >> todd: take me through when one-handed, what's going through your mind? >> i mean i jumped too early for the two-hander so i'm like i'm going to put a hand up there and see what happens. >> todd: you go up against darboh all the time, the wide receiver, in practice. how clutch was it? >> it saved us definitely. the offense was stuttering a little bit and they came out and executed and that helped us a lot. it gave us the confidence to go out and finish the game. >> todd: how good can this team be? >> the sky's the limit. we've got to keep prepa

todd walker is riding it out tonight in vero beach.. and todd.. we don't need to tell you the eye of that storm is just offshore right now from where you're standing. of nature.. near the center of matthew right now.. the win neighborhood of 130 miles an hour. we found a place here in las vegas where you can experience hurricane force winds. we're at an indoor skydiving facility that's able to crank up the wind.. and it's strong enough to make you fly. that's rob grills.. the manager of vegas indoor for our demonstration. when the wind speeds below him approach 120 miles an hour.. it's easily enough to pick him up. and he often likens the experience to being in a hurricane. we like to talk about how this is like being in a hurricane with the winds.. it's a lot of fun.. (steve) or not a lot of fun.. (rob) yeah, not a lot of fun.. very dangerous.. yeah. .tonight...increasing clouds. lows 65 to 69. north winds up to 10 mph. .tuesday...clouds and sun. highs 84 to 87 on the west side of the valley...87 to 91 on the east side. north winds up to 10 mph s

down to >> todd: hey, jordoun. >> how ya doing. >> todd: so i talked to you yesterday and said what's your best game tape. where is this one going to rank? >> i don't know. i still felt a little rusty. i made a few plays but definitely if you're talking about one of my best games, it's about the effort. i don't know if this will line up as one of the best. >> todd: talk to me about that pick, that was something else. >> i know i had to make a play. i knew i had to go up there and get it. thank god i went to go get it. >> todd: take me through when you're up in the air and the one-handed, what's going through your mind? >> i mean i jumped too early for the two-hander so i'm like i'm going to put a hand up there and see what happens. >> todd: you go up against darboh all the time, the wide receiver, in practice. how clutch was it? >> it saved us definitely. the offense was stuttering a little bit and they came out and executed and that helped us a lot. it gave us the confidence to go out and finish the game. >> todd: how good can this team be? >> the sky's the mi a championship season.

chuck todd: excuse me.ou are both going to get more time here in a minute for your own closing statements. that concludes all of my questions. i would have more come i promise you, if they gave us more time to do it. you both get 90 seconds for your closing statement. mr. cooper, by virtue of a coin toss, you will be first. roy cooper: thank you, chuck. thank you to the broadcasters. thank you, governor mccrory, for joining me. thank you to my wife and family who are here today and to all of you watching the debate at home. let's all remember to keep working to help the flood victims. even though we disagree on a lot of things, we agree we have got to pull together to help them. some of them are in nash county where i grew up, and i have always been proud to call north carolina home, and i still am. but over the last two years, some things have changed that we have heard about during this debate. for decades, you could travel across this country and tell people you are from north carolina, and the questions

down to todd mcshay. >> how ya doing. >> todd: so i talked to you yesterday and said what's your best game tape. where is this one going to rank? >> i don't know. i still felt a little rusty. i made a few plays but definitely if you're talking about one of my best games, it's about the effort. i don't know if this will line up as one of the best. >> todd: talk to me about that pick, that was something else. >> i know i had to make a play. i knew i had to go up there and get it. thank god i went to go get it. it was a heck of a play. you're up in the air and the one-handed, what's going through your mind? >> i mean i jumped too early for the two-hander so i'm like i'm going to put a hand up there and see what happens. >> todd: you go up against darboh all the time, the wide receiver, in practice. how clutch was it? >> it saved us definitely. the offense was stuttering a little bit and they came out and executed and that helped us a lot. it gave us the confidence to go out and finish the game. >> todd: how good can this team be? >> the sky's the limit. we've got to keep a championship s

down to todd mcshay. >> todd: hey, >> how ya doing. >> todd: so i talked to you yesterday and said what's your best game tape. where is this one going to rank? >> i don't know. i still felt a little rusty. i made a few plays but definitely if you're talking about one of my best games, it's about the effort. i don't know if this will line up as one of the best. >> todd: talk to me about that pick, that was something else. >> i know i had to make a play. i knew i had to go up there and get it. thank god i went to go get it. it was a heck of a play. one-handed, what's going through your mind? >> i mean i jumped too early for the two-hander so i'm like i'm going to put a hand up there and see what happens. >> todd: you go up against darboh all the time, the wide receiver, in practice. how clutch was it? >> it saved us definitely. the offense was stuttering a little bit and they came out and executed and that helped us a lot. it gave us the confidence to go out and finish the game. >> todd: how good can this team be? >> the sky's the limit. we've got to keep preparing for a c >> todd: thanks,

newscenter 5's todd kazakiewich is live in waltham tonight. todd? todd: this happened just before the sun came up, the men who were hit were in the crosswalk nd with such force that one of them was thrown quite some distance. >> waltham fire and waltham police arrived to find one victim in the roadway, face down, another one the curbing, sitting up. todd: a fatal crash in the early morning darkness. waltham police say this southbound suv slammed into two men, who were in a crosswalk. >> the one on the curbing had minor injuries. unfortunately, the one that was in the road did pass away. todd: the deadly scene playing out near an office park and a t bus stop on wyman street in waltham. was thrown by the impact. the busy street shut down for several hours, as investigators were documenting the evidence and working to determine how the crash happened. police say this 60-year-old waltham man was behind the wheel at the time, and stayed on scene, cooperating with investigators. >> it was prior to sunrise, so lighting could've been a factor, however that'

for a mile and a half team hansen and todd pushed on. (evan hansen/city high sophomore) "i was saying stuff like lets go adam. we can do it . we are almost there."as they approached the finish line other members of the city high team ran long encouraging adam.(evan hansen/city sophomore) "it was amazing. i pushed him in front of me at the finish line. i wanted him to be in front of me because he finished it by him self." (jayme skay/city high coach) "i can't tell you the immense pride i felt and same thing for coach hart. we we were both choked up. you coach 30 years it is moments like this that make it worth it."(man) "for someone to be aware of someone else in a race says so much about that person."(dale todd/cedar rapids) "people around were crying. it was one of those magical moments. you could see by the smile on adams face things were going very proud of you. glad you are on our team big guy."as we said at the top, this was not going to be a story about who crossed the finished line first... but it most definitely is a story about

from the one the f-b-i reached in july. 143408 benson:we're fortunate enough to be joined by chuck todd with nbc's meet the press and chuck big the campaign trail coming up from the fbi director james comey was saying the fbi has learned of the existence of emails that may be pertinent to the investigation. we're talking about the clinton email what do you know what is this the latest, what does it mean?14 34 27 todd: we know is this it has to do with emails were found a device that has to do with another investigation and it appears that investigation has to do with anthony weiner the former disgrace congressman was sexting on twitter to resign that he sexted with somebody underage and the fbi did open investigation on that and there is some reports that the devices in question anthony weiner married to huma abedeen, huma of courses perhaps the closest personal aide hillary clinton has these days so that's where all of this is connected 14 35 071436 40 benson: uh 11 days ago check on you give me your best to take on this is this we've already seen the trump campaign responding the octo

chuck todd and mrs. tristan todd. -- kristen todd. >> miss rachel ray and mr. john cusumano. >> i think i should only come .ere in sneakers think larry think -- -fink. andr. michael christopher mrs. sola christopher. mr. eric and mr. chuck --. mrs. kristen and pac --peck. >> mr. josh letterman and mrs. amy letterman. >> ms. christina lewis and ms. lloyd to --loita lewis. carlos -- and mr. bart dumas. the honorable jennifer -- and miss eileen --. you look lovely. ♪ >> i think we are all super excited to see them. >> mr. george stephanopoulos and miss alexandra wentworth. i am so glad i am here. i love the obamas. been in the white house correspondents dinner. this is a big milestone for me. my first day dinner. and fake diamond earrings and a real wedding band. what are you wearing? baby gap probably. he wants me to leave. kelly devil and mr. andrew dibble and and andrew dibble. mr. greg heard and mrs. greg heard. >> miss mackenzie smith and mrs. pam smith. >> the honorable sarah lewis and tyler lichtenberg. >> mr. jerry sign held and mrs. jessica fine held. --

well todd orr got attacked twice. (todd orr, attacked by bear) "she got my head good. i don't know what's under my hat."we know his brain's intact because he had the presence of mind to tell his story right after what happened in the movie...(nats) "bear picks him up by his back."happened to him.todd was scouting places to hunt elk in montana when a grizzly protecting her cubs charged him.(todd orr, attacked by bear) "i sprayed the bleep out of her with bear spray."but she kept coming and started biting. bite was like a sledge hammer with teeth" todd wrote on his facebook page. and then the bear, a grizzly like this, left. and todd started hiking three miles back to his truck. 10 minutes or so later, the same bear attacked him again. "one bite on my forearm went through to the bone and i heard a crunch."(nats)todd played dead, he could feel the bear's breath on his neck. "i could smell the terrible pungent odor she emitted. for thirty seconds she stood there crushing me. and then she was gone. "(todd orr, attacked by organs are good."todd recorded this video for facebo

down to todd mcshay. >> todd: hey, jordoun. >> how ya >> todd: so i talked to you yesterday and said what's your best game tape. where is this one going to rank? >> i don't know. i still felt a little rusty. i made a few plays but definitely if you're talking about one of my best games, it's about the effort. i don't know if this will line up as one of the best. >> todd: talk to me about that pick, that was something else. >> i know i had to make a play. i knew i had to go up there and get it. thank god i went to go get it. it was a heck of a play. >> todd: take me through when you're up in the air and the your mind? >> i mean i jumped too early for the two-hander so i'm like i'm going to put a hand up there and see what happens. >> todd: you go up against darboh all the time, the wide receiver, in practice. how clutch was it? >> it saved us definitely. the offense was stuttering a little bit and they came out and executed and that helped us a lot. it gave us the confidence to go out and finish the game. >> todd: how good can this team be? >> the sky's the limit. we've got to keep pr

we know they know each other so well, todd obviously knows ba's offense. and it's going to come down the players and jets are 1-4. we will see if ryan fitzpatrick is starting quarterback. >> knowing how aggressive can be. >> the very latest on your arizona cardinals. >>> let's stay with the nfl week number five, return of tom brady, four game suspension, done over starting today in cleveland. didn't miss a beat. didn't look rusty. was absolutely on his game. hits martellus bennett, 14-7. patriots, you want some numbers on brady? 28 of 40. 406 yards and three tds. look that throw to chris hogan. how about that? belichick and brady? today was a prime example. hadn't played in four weeks and look at this bennett wide open. 33-13 it's all new england over cleveland. yeah, it's the browns. but they win by 20. 33-13. brady unbelievable. check out the numbers. steelers and jets, ben roethlisberger hosting the jets. you want to talk about big time big plays and big chunks on there is it to sammy coates. 7-3 pittsburgh. jets 1-4, struggles offensively. patrick tryi

todd kazakiewich is live at the scene. todd: this crash happened here, a busy thoroughfare. we know that both the victims were in the crosswalk behind me when they were hit. >> it was prior to sunrise, so lighting could have been a factor, but that will have to be investigated further. todd: a deadly crash in the darkness. notice the front end damage on this suv. police say this man was driving and slammed into two men on a crosswalk, your office buildings and a bus stop. >> fire and police arrived to 65-year-old man, had been thrown by the impact, and later succumbed to his injuries. the other is a 70-year-old boston man who sustained serious injuries to his face and legs. police say the driver was on her. he stopped and stayed on scene. >> there does not appear to be any impairment. todd: the tragic incident has others calling for better safety mechanisms on the street. >> i have seen them. they' they push the signal and it forces a red light so a person can cross the street. that would be fine. todd: the full name of the deceased has not been released, but there was a sig

sot - todd 114038 her family meant everything to her last year colagrossi began suffering sot - todd 4411 i said don't you think we should get those checked // and she said ' i don't have time // i'll take an asprin - [overtalk] ms: she was just going to power thru tc: and power thru it what she live shot one morning last march, colagrossi collapsed. sot - todd 4246 i got a call from one of the top neurosurgeons // saying that they had my wife and they [he her brain aneurism ruptured?leading to a massive brain hemorrhage. colagrassi didn't survive. now, her husband todd is working tirelessly to save others?starting the lisa colagrassi foundation, dedicating to teaching the signs and symptoms of brain aneurisms. with an inaugural gala? nats and it's working. sot - kris sorenson 1835 i had just completed working out and after hearing todd tell lisa's story on a radio broadcast, kris sorenson's sister called her immediately sot - kris sorenson 2058 that afternoon i just went into the emergency room // and 9 hours later i went home with this diagnosis. turns out kris did have an aneurism

todd: he was rushed to norwood hospital where he was pronounced dead. we are saved a copy of a restraining order he took out against his son. details on that ahead at 6:00. talk toben: nicole certainly ard with a vengeance today, all across the region. -- harvey: we heard from some people in worcester who saw snowflakes. its worcester county, the elevated areas. you can see the green showing sprinkles and pink or magenta showing mix. it's that so little bit of moisture is coming down. here are the wind gusts adding to the chilly temperatures. it feels like it is 32 right now in worcester. boston will drop into the 30's, and a couple miles back from the have the freeze warning in effect across eastern parts of southeastern massachusetts. a little strip of rain, but when he gets here sometime before thursday, it could lead to some snowflakes. we will talk about it coming up. jc: a disturbing surprise for a mother and daughter in new hampshire -- a toy vending machine giving out prescription education. it happened in rochester. rochester house of pizza has

down to todd mcshay. >> todd: hey, >> how ya doing. >> todd: so i talked to you yesterday and said what's your best game tape. where is this one going to rank? >> i don't know. i still felt a little rusty. i made a few plays but definitely if you're talking about one of my best games, it's about the effort. i don't know if this will line up as one of the best. >> todd: talk to me about that pick, that was something else. >> i know i had to make a play. i knew i had to go up there and get it. thank god i went to go get it. it was a heck of a play. >> todd: take me through when one-handed, what's going through your mind? >> i mean i jumped too early for the two-hander so i'm like i'm going to put a hand up there and see what happens. >> todd: you go up against darboh all the time, the wide receiver, in practice. how clutch was it? >> it saved us definitely. the offense was stuttering a little bit and they came out and executed and that helped us a lot. it gave us the confidence to go out and finish the game. >> todd: how good can this team be? >> the sky's the limit. we've got to keep prepa

todd: darosa had attacked three women in macy's. before that he stabbed patricia slavin and wounded her daughter kathleen in their home. fire when darosa was closing in on him. >> i think george is the hero. george o intervened without knowing what was going on. todd: rosemary heath and the creeds have become close friends. >> i would have been next. he was so close to me. todd: the creeds and rosemary heath are helping each other through the healing process. knowing their lives will n next story. we won't for a long time. if ever. todd: the da's file report also details the mental health evaluation that darosa had in the hours before the attack. in the health evaluation he tells doctors he was hearing the devil telling him to do horrible things. hospital after she was struck by a green line trolley. it happened on beacon street in brookline. her injuries considered non life-threatening. she was taken to bring him and women's for treatment. emily: the mbta is investigating this scene on the orange line. passengers forced to break wi

todd welker is at ever oh beach, florida. we have four quarters covered. let's get to todd. todd? >> we are still self hours away from the brunt of hurricane matthew here in ever oh beach, florida along florida coast, south of jacksonville and we are starting to see the conditions deteriorate rapidly. you can see palm trees blowing significantly in the wind. what's surprising is we still here. we have seen the power go in and out. we have seen transformer flashes throughout the evening on the horizon. and we still do have power in this area. throughout much of the area that we are in as well. most people have hunkers down for the night as hurricane matthew is expected to make its way in here the next few hours. miles an hour as the category 4 storm the strongest in more than a decade makes its way into florida. it's unclear whether we'll see actual landfall. whether the eyewall of the storm will make it over land or whether it will city a few miles off the coast of florida. either way, significant gangs expected in florida as the storm slowly moves its way up the coast. matthew's

friday morning in the city 28 the date of october 2016 on wayne dawson taught meeting todd meaney on assignment in chicago this morning looking to check in with him in just a short while high everyone and happy friday for you and stefanie stephanie schaeffer we are all rallying togetherr were in our cleveland indians colors again today are red and blue and that wen know you'll all be sporting yours tonight will tonight the indians take on the cards in game three of the world series as wayne mentioned it todd meaney's live in field we've been doing something in a little bit thisr hour we beenit wanting to do for years we are going to take that life camerain which we show you a lot over the last year than todd is going to be there waiting so we can't t wait to see it actually happened the race to the white house heats up and heating up and here in ohio it's too close to calleu very latest as both sides try to win over voters in northeast ohioteot so what will you do if the indians when the world series we know what we not be great you would love to broadcast a live and if that happensn

todd: kirk figaro overshot and killed by police. he is recently become a constable for the city despite criminal charges in other states. now the boston city council is planning to review the process here we would have seen some things. does not mean this would have prohibited what happened. todd: mayor walsh also saying he's looking forward to learning with the city council finds through its hearings on constable qualifications. antoinette: they live look over boston. we have some clouds out there. a lot cooler than it was yesterday. temperatures have changed. fall is making a comeback. october. cindy: if you're not convinced wait into you see this weekend. out there right now, temperatures running mostly in the 60's. not the 80 degree temperatures we had yesterday. boston, 61. upper 50's to the worcester hills. the cape running in the upper 60's right now. skies are mostly sunny. a lot of blue sky amongst the clouds building for boston. have clouds and rain. this is mostly moving up to the north and west, parts of central. norther

director of transportation todd liston says while the national highway traffic safety administration suggests all school buses have seatbelts -- sot: todd liston, 09:46:06:18 'there's not a lot of real data about just how one thing the school will be looking for in its study is how students respond to having to put a seatbelt on.sot: todd liston, 09:46:31:29 "as they get in - sit down, buckle up -- just like they do at the car at home."liston says the main focus is to learn how students behave with the seatbelts.sot: todd liston, 09:46:20:12 "we god forbid never actually want to test the belts in an accident or anything like that."this is the first of two buses the district will study - and they hope to have usable feedback by the end of the school year.sot: todd liston, 09:48:05:04 "we really want to gauge the public's reaction as well." right now - scientists are working on a way to treat peanut allergies.even a the study. they hope to have usable feedback by the end of the school year. >> we want to gauge the public's reaction as well.>> reporter: in des moines, steffi lee, cbs 2

our todd kazakiewich is live in todd. todd: that restraining order shows a pattern that repeated itself overnight, but this time the assaults turned deadly. >> last night at 2:00 a.m., dedham police received a 911 call from 62 lower east street in dedham, massachusetts. todd: that 911 call coming from 25-year-old alexander anderson, seen here during his murder arraignment in dedham district court. anderson was calling to confess father, paul anderson. police arrived on scene and arrested him, who waives his miranda rights, says his father had been aggravating him, and confesses to attacking his father with a knife and a hammer. >> used the hammer to strike his father's head a number of times. and then, mr. anderson admitted that he then threw his father down the stairs. todd: family members are seen here comforting each other today, as a crime scene cleanup crew removes biohazards from the home. restraining order paul anderson took out on his son alex when they were living in easton. in the handwritten affidavit, paul and

todd mcdermott: a lively debate so far, a lively crowd. the audience, i ask you to retake your seats. there 30 minutes left. i will go now to a question for the president of one of the largest police organizations recently apologized to minorities for the treatment of levels and hispanic. sen. rubio: if there is danger, we what is going to show up on the other side of that call. wish the -- we see too many cases of our sheriff deputies and police officer losing the lives. there is possible it to do more. their minority communities that do have terrible relationships with leased apartments -- police departments and eight terrible level of mistrust. over multiple times for two years with no inflation. he was resentful of it. when you hear those stories, you can understand it. but here's the bottom line. whether you agree with what i just said or not, whether a percentage of american families feel they are treated differently by because of the color of their skin, we have a problem that needs to be addressed. it needs to be addressed that the

down to todd mcshay. >> todd: hey, jordoun. >> how ya doing. >> todd: so i talked to you yesterday and said what's your best game tape. where is this one going to rank? >> i don't know. i still felt a little rusty. i made a few plays but definitely if you're talking about one of my best games, it's about the effort. i don't know if this will line up as one of the best. >> todd: talk to me about that pick, that was something else. >> i know i had to make a play. i knew i had to go up there and get it. thank god i went to go get it. it was a heck of a play. >> todd: take me through when you're up in the air and the one-handed, what's going through your mind? >> i mean i jumped too early for the two-hander so i'm like i'm going to put a hand up there and see what happens. >> todd: you go up against darboh all the time, the wide receiver, in practice. how clutch was it? >> it saved us definitely. the offense was stuttering a little bit and they came out and executed and that helped us a lot. it gave us the confidence to go out and finish the game. >> todd: how good can this team be? >> the

todd kazakiewich is there with more details for us. todd: this is a pretty massive scene. a fire truck versus a passenger vehicle. at this point in the investigation it is too early to know who is at fault but the end result is clear, the passenger vehicle has major damage to the front end. the fire side of comm ave slamming into a parked bmw. that created a chain reaction crash because you are talking about parallel parked cars. i count at least eight cars that were parallel parked that were damaged. one crashing right into the other. we don't believe that there were any people in those parallel parked cars. as for the condition of the firefighters and the person or in the cart and initial crash -- involved in the initial crash, we will keep you posted as we get more information on this. emily: we have also learned five people have been taken to the hospital. we will continue to follow this for you and bring you updates to this newscast and the day. more fallout on the campaign trail with just eight days until the election. the fbi has obtained a to review newly reviewed

cancer is a world we are the visiting te team,w todd meany gives us the inside scoop. we got some news if you plan to go to progressive field games 34 and five. jay-z is doing a concert to encourage the vote, all the details coming it is a typical october day there's warm up on the way gave three of world series begins today. if you go to progressive field tonight bundled-up. perk jenn harcher looks at the forecast j thousands will be downtown tonight. 18-wheeler jacket. you will not need your ranger. it's chicago forecasts, will be about 64 degrees game time. what the land out the southwest gusting at 35. it takes a while for our sunshine to come out. jessica dill joins us with more on why the packed and progressive fiel tonight we get ever closer to game time, was watch party tickets are so fast. progressive field hosting through watch party'spr for the away games in chicago, you can come downtown to watch the game on the jumbo dronec work at th time, saturday watch party is you can still get $5 tickets to both tonight's watch party and sunday seating is first-come f

newscenter 5's todd kazakiewich is there live. todd: two of the four firefighters have been released after a crash that damaged nearly a dozen vehicles. >> you can hear the bang pretty the engine seven siren. the sound of a violent collision between this suv and engine seven at the intersection of, have and dartmouth street. -- comm ave. >> they were coming through the intersection. it appeared that the driver of the vehicle came out into the intersection. they careened off to the right side. todd: were hit. this heat of metal was a jeep cut cross by the weight of the fire truck. lisa's saab is also totaled. >> is a car, it is a possession. it is not life or death. it will be fine. todd: her audi was also damaged. >> my head is spinning. i do not know what i'm going to do. i have to get it fixed and after there were no pedestrians nearby when the accident happened. >> someone could have been on the sidewalk. thank god. it is a beautiful fall day, no one died. todd: boston police are continuing to investigate this crash. as of now,

chuck todd and mrs. tristan todd. -- kristen todd. >> miss rachel ray and mr. john cusumano. >> i think i should only come .ere in sneakers think larry think -- -fink. andr. michael christopher mrs. sola christopher. mr. eric and mr. chuck --. mrs. kristen and pac --peck. >> mr. josh letterman and mrs. amy letterman. >> ms. christina lewis and ms. lloyd to --loita lewis. carlos -- and mr. bart dumas. the honorable jennifer -- and miss eileen --. you look lovely. ♪ >> i think we are all super excited to see them. >> mr. george stephanopoulos and miss alexandra wentworth. i am so glad i am here. i love the obamas. been in the white house correspondents dinner. this is a big milestone for me. my first day dinner. and fake diamond earrings and a real wedding band. what are you wearing? baby gap probably. he wants me to leave. kelly devil and mr. andrew dibble and and andrew dibble. mr. greg heard and mrs. greg heard. >> miss mackenzie smith and mrs. pam smith. >> the honorable sarah lewis and tyler lichtenberg. >> mr. jerry sign held and mrs. jessica fine held. --