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investigators said he asked an undercover fbi employee to prison. he'll be sentenced on november 4. >>> on the campaign trail, there's a new presidential poll out from nbc news and the "wall street journal," hillary clinton leads by 11 points. she's up 46 to 35% in a four way race. >> a valley teen will be watching the next presidential debate in las vegas from home. he'll be there actually, in sin city in t clinton and trump. he is a senior at hamilton high school and one of two selected to see the debate. his open letter calls for a commitment to dialogue. >> if they talked about the issues, without talking about their personal flaws, it would be constructive. it might not be as interesting more about foreign relations in the next debate. watch it here on cbs 5. >>> it's the worst thing that could happen. >> dementia affects tens and millions, the connection between high blood pressure and memory loss. >>> renters are spending more f >>> we have a consumer alert about a popular frozen dessert. a volunteer recall drumstick ice cream cones. it affec

i set up appointments with the sellers bringing an undercover camera to show you the problems. we found this 1996 acura showing 112,000 miles, the carfax reported 161,000 miles back in i questioned the seller, he said he had no idea of the mileage and his family only owned the car for two years. next an appointment to look at this 2003 nissan, describing the ultima as immaculate, the owner claims the vehicle was never in a wreck but carfax shows a crashed causing structural damage in 2003. the seller said he bought the car one year ago and knew we met with another seller in newport richie to look at this 2008 mustang describing the car as great condition. check out the title description listed as clean. it look like new with only 43,000 miles, carfax painted a different picture, the dmv issued a salvaged title in 2010 meeting someone totaled the car and rebuilt it. when i asked this seller he admitted it was branded as salvaged but did not want to disclose that in the advertisement. >> they are luring you in and they make the vehicle seem immaculate. >> please do your research.

the second undercover officer waited in his car. >> the passenger side of the undercover officer's vehicle and pulled a firearm from the waistband and put it to the head of the undercover officer in aan attempt to rob him. >> the reporter: police arrested both men a short time later. meantime today, bullet holes remain, reminders to residents of the terrifying scenario unfolding in front of their eyes yesterday. >> it's very quiet on our street, you know what i mean. very low crime area. i never hear of anything going on. >> the reporter: gonzalez' previously charges include intent to rob while armed, while colon's most serious charge is assault with intent to murder. in court next on october 28th. in roslindale, stephanie coueignoux, fox 25 news. >> mark: there's another shakeup in governor charlie baker's administration, specifically department of conservation and recreation. elizabeth hopkins joins us with what's going on. >> elizabeth: there are a couple things at play. one involves the misuse of state property by dcr officials and another allegation that staffers from dcr retaliated a

they will investigate whether james o'keefe broke the law to get the undercover recordings.tnership said it was breached and betrayed in all forms. >>> if you've ever wanted to own a piece of trump real estate. tonight may be your chance. you'll have to outbid the competition. that's right, donald trump slept here when we get it next on money. >>> welcome back to "early start." the operation to liberate mosul could take two months. that assessment from a kurdish military commander after day dwof this offensive. nearly 100,000 troops are marching right now on iraq's second largest city. their mission to bring an end to more than two years of isis rule. we're also receiving word of a dangerous situation unfolding in the last hour. want to get more on that fromism rbil from michael holmes. >> reporter: christine, as both iraqi and kurdish forces move closer to mosul what they're doing is a very deliberate, methodical advance taking in villages as they go. what we're hearing obviously shows such clearing is not an exact science. we just had a disturbing report in the last hour o

now -- one undercover officer -- with the austin police -- human trafficking-vice unit -- is speaking out. ( undercover officer, austin police) "i think the billboard should be taken down immediately, there's no reason that billboard should be up there advertising to this community." buttwith (undercover officer, austin police) "these young ladies maybe they haven't been in america that long and they don't i know how it goes and seeing that on the billboards, ought to look at trying to do and the next thing you know, they're in a world they cant get out of." he goes on to say -- this could increase the likelihood -- of more young women -- becoming the victim's of violence. now -- to the latest -- on giant's place- kicker -- josh brown. he admitted -- in hand-written journals -- to abusing his wife. the kicker -- now finding himself -- on the sideline --- placed on paid leave -- while the team gets ready -- for a big game in london. abc's -- ryan smith -- is new york giant josh brown....sidelined until further notice admist the release of a trove of documents showing repeated abused th

. >> anchor: going undercover in foxborough. it's a trick play. >> anchor: passengers getting a lift from a patriot. >> 7 news at 7:00 starts now. >> anchor: police in boston are abduction in roxbury. they say he tried to kidnap a girl off the street. >> anchor: get out to roxbury and tim caputo with breaking details for us. >> reporter: this is where it happened around 6:20 this morning on blue hill avenue. a young girl walking down the sidewalk on her way to school is approached by an older man who tries to kidnap. i want to get back to that picture to police are looking for. this is a man 6' tall about 200 pounds. a black shirt and a hat as well. approaching this young girl trying to grab her and trying to potentially pull her into his car. she was able to break free with the help of a passer by who was on the street at the same time. a neighbor told me who lives across the street around 6:15 girl screaming. she saw that young girl running up the street hysterical running away from a man walking in a different direction. bost

he's part of a group called democracy partners, and he, too, was caught on undercover video. here explaining how he was hired by the democratic national committee to stage counter demonstrations and press conferences wherever the trump campaign showed up. wherever trump and pence are gonna be, we have events, and we have a whole team across the country that does that. both consultants and people from the democratic party and the democratic party apparatus and people from the campaign, the the campaign is to manage all that. >> creamer stepped down from the campaign today and announced his subcontractor, scott foval, was no longer working for his firm. both the dnc and the clinton campaign deny any coordination with anything involving the incitement of violence. creamer himself told cnn his former contractors were committing barroom talk, insisting none of what is being described by foval ever actually happened. "we regret the unprofessional and careless hypothetical conversations that were captured on hidden cameras of a regional contractor for our firm. he is no longer worki

undercover agent posing as rivera's brother. he presses her for payment for services renders. >> my brother helped your family. he's going through some rough times. i want to make sure he's taken care of what he's going through. >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> this will explain it. thank you. >> she has the paper. they're walking away. >> reporter: police say inside the envelope i about the murder, and a demand for $5,000. how would the grandmother react? >> hello? >> this is mrs. adelson. >> reporter: "nightline" exclusively getting this recording of her call back to that undercover agent three weeks after the sting. >> i don't know your friend who is in jail. i'm sorry your friend is in jail, but i don't know what that has to do with me. he told me everything. i ask to send the $5,000. everybody knows what's going on. >> you're saying everyone knows. i know i lost my exson-in-law. i did not have anything to do with it. >> reporter: she sticks to her guns adamantly denying any knowledge of a plot. but police say t

then we take a look at undercover firsthand account of border militias -- loooosely organized networks of armed men -- who sometimes collalaborate with border patrol agents on their missions to catch undocumented immigrants. >> i was surised to see how much the border patrol was cooperating. to be inside of that world and see the ways these guys are talking about hunting mexicans. and then to see federal law enforcement, not only tolerate them, butind of use them in a certain n way. amy: mother jones senior reporter shane bauer joins us to tell the story of how he went undercover in california, arizona, colorado, to report on the right-wing militia movement, which surged under president obama. all of that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. at least 22 people, mostly children, have reportetedly died in a an airstrike e on a schooln the rebel-held syrian provincece of idlibib. ththe syrian obsbservatory for n rights saiaid the bobombing was believed t to be carri out by russian plananes. anthony lake of unicef said

undercover officer, austin police "absolutely it does. these young girls, it's from 12-25 to 30, still they're in that range where they can become vulnerable and have someone take advantage of them. "this sergeant says he's seen a lot in his 20-year career in law... how much more difficult does this make your work when billboards like these pop up? undercover officer, austin police "this could increase the likelihood of a young female becoming a victim of prostitution, sexual assault, murder, there's no telling how go."the undercover officer says it can all start with a moment of vulnerability. undercover officer, austin police "i think the billboard should be taken down immediately, there's no reason that billboard should be up there advertising to this community."in austin, leslie rangel, kxan news. in one of the biggest media mergers ever-- a-t and t has bought time warner cable in a whopping 85- billion dollar deal. the move will allow a-t and t to expand beyond internet and wireless services and into programming-- like c-n-n, h-b-o a

. >>> after one suspect held a gun to an undercover officer's head out here. prosecutors say the other suspect was standing on the porch firing away while backup until that point. prosecutors say the suspects thought they were ripping off a pair of heroin buyers who wanted some guns. the two came to court with hooded jail jump suits covering most of their faces and one admitted they were trying to pull the wool over the eyes of undercover cops when the shootout erupted. >> the police said -- they set up the officers robbery. >> police say they made several heroin buys from the pair last month and the investigation took a turn when the suspects started offering guns for sale. the two undercover state troopers thought they were buying a machine gun and two pistols for 1800 bucks. but the suspects were thinking ripoff, unaware who they were dealing with. >> he put a firearm to the head >> he managed to scramble away while his partner wrestled with the other suspect. some bullets hit a house. >> my son knew what they were. and when one hit the house, he got himsel

saying the two suspects tried to rob undercover officers? >> that's right. we learned those new details in court. according to the prosecutors during what was an attempted robbery here, on this street, one of the suspects pulled out a gun, held it to the head of an undercover officer and threatened to kill him. today, with their clothing appeared in court wearing jump suits. prosecutors say the two had sold undercover police drugs three times before. when they met outside the apartment building yesterday afternoon, prosecutors say gonzalez climbed into the officer's car. pulled out a gun on one of them and tried to rob him. meanwhile, they say colon was on the porch, got into a fight with the other officer and started shooting. at least one of the suspects now claims he had nothing to do with the shoot-out. >> he believes he wasn't involved. >> we'll see where the investigation leads us. >> when you say he wasn't involved but he took off from the scene -- >> that's what they are alleging. that's what they are alleging. something different than what we believ

patrick: the undercover video is now under investigation. by discredited conservative activist james o'keefe suggest it was democratic operatives, hired political activists, working in coordination with the dnc, to instigate violence and incite reactions at trump rallies. and in one of the undercover videos, scott foval, a subcontractor for a dnc hired firm called democracy partners, supposedly explains just how he does it. >> there's a script. there's a script of engagement. sometimes the crazies bite, and sometimes the crazies don't bite. the media will cover it no matter where it happens. the key is initiating the conflict by having leading conversations with people who are naturally psychotic. i mean, honestly, it is not hard to get some of these -- pop off.

. >> this colorado politician says his braces raked and he has undercover video to prove it. his plan to challenge every ballot. >>> and emotional rescue captured on came. how a hero cop saved this three -year-old's life. >> when we will snap out of freezing temperatures and best . >>> very shooter training, very intense today, held today. all 350 election judges have to take part in this active shooter training. election leaders decided to havv this training about a year and a half ago. >> is active shooter training really necessary? >> being prepared for any type emergency situation, whether active shooter, power outage or fire, any sort of emergency our preparation for the election. >>> so far, officials say they have received no threats the selection but half in the past. we check this out, denver police will have officers at voting centers here. >>> students are feeling the backlash after their high school paper endorsed hillary clinton. palmer ridge high school in el paso county usually leans toward gop. on their facebook kate -- facebook page comments not so nice. >> v

now -- one undercover officer -- with the austin police -- human trafficking-vice unit -- is speaking out. ( undercover officer, austin police) "i think the billboard should be taken down immediately, there's no reason that billboard should be up there advertising to this community." buttwith (undercover officer, austin police) "these young ladies maybe they haven't been in america that long and they and the next thing you know, they're in a world they cant get out of." more young women -- becoming the victim's of violence. more fallout for the nfl -- and giants placekicker -- josh brown. new documents reveal -- a history of domestic-abuse allegations. just how much -- did the league is open for business. the source -- held a green ribbon cutting -- and open house this morning -- for its brand new henderson location -- near eastern and serene. the owners say -- their goal is to provide a clean -- comfortable -- and respectful environment for patients -- looking to buy medical marijuana. andrew jolley/ceo, the source medical marijuana dispensary. 15:02:15 "there's a lot of misperceptio

there is another undercover video coming out. unemployed scott, who was recently fired, i said there is no way voter fraud can be proven. watch this. >> well, okay, let's just say in sheerry, major investigation came up, major vote fraud that way, how would they prove it and who would they charge? are they going to charge each of the individuals? charge each individual with voter fraud? or are they going after the facilitator for conspiracy if they can prove? [inaudible]. one thing if all these people drive up in their personal cars. if there is a bus involved -- liz: joining me now, milwaukee county sheriff david clarke. let me back up about that inciting the violence comment. i think what the video shows they were planting people at trump rallies to basically sow dissent and cause disruptions. getting to the video about voter fraud, where do you come down on issue, sir? >> there is voter fraud. there is ample evidence of that. typical of the clinton campaign and clinton cartel to attack video and attack james o'keefe. they did

it started as an undercover police operation. this happened yesterday afternoon during a gun trafficking investigation at a home on newburgh street. police say eric rosado-gonzalez police. colon was quickly captured within minutes of the shootout. but rosado-gonzalez got away, prompting a massive door-to-door search. he was tracked down on south street. a neighborhood put into lockdown. >> i told my kids to shut down the doors, go to the basement, lock down everything. >> one boston police officer was taken to the hospital as a precaution, but is expected to be both suspects will face assault with intent to murder charges. they are expected to be arraigned later today. we will keep you posted on what happens. we're live in roslindale this morning, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. >> thank you. right now, one person is under arrest after a deadly shooting in lawrence. the victim was shot in the basement of a home on boxford street yesterday afternoon. the suspect, 19-year-old isiah tejeda, is expected in court >> right now,

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really sounded close. >> jessica: 25-year-old eric gonzalez and luis cologne opened fire on two undercover officers house on that street and played out on the street. think dealing with two dangerous individuals. we are very lucky no one got hurt. >> jessica: cologne captured after the shootout and gonzalez got away and massive search near the west roxbury line and swat team, canines and state police chopper circling above. they were allowed and eight-year-old was in tears because wasn't able to check in on dad. >> she cried, cried. >> apologized to some of them for streets being blocked and access denied and make sure and in west roxbury for arraignment in a little bit. live in roslindale, fox25 news. >> daniel: focus of the presidential race shifts back to the candidate to the top of the tickets and last night running mates mike pence and tim kaine squared off between the vice president candidates. they sparred over taxes, social security immigration and many other topics. the debate was feisty and disjointed as candidates repeatedly interrupted each other. in the end both defend their o

attorneys say the undercover agents and hendricks were communicating about the attack during the days leading up to passed along to two men who were killed by an off-duty police officer when trying to carry out the attack. the judge rescheduled sentencing for early january. >>> sheriff joe arpaio is officially charged with criminal contempt of court. according to the judge in this case he continued those raids to gain notoriety and political contributions. sheriff seeking a 7th term in office. he says those charges are politically motivated. he could face up to six months in jail if convicted. >>> they're searching for clues into the killing of a 6-month old horse. that suspect is described as a man wearing a dark green shirt. two other suspects may be >>> food stamp fraud. she has dropped her reelection bid for the arizona house. that plea deal calls for supervised probation and 100 hours of community service. >>> some flood damaged homes are getting torn down. they were damaged in 2014 and again in 2015. and following the flooding last year, the town met with homeowners for that vol

bullet holes punctured the walls and windows where an undercover police sting turned into a shootout on the street. their clothing confiscated. the entered court wearing jumpsuits and facing charges including assault and attempting >> they had firearms for sale. >> they say gonzales climbed into a car, held a gun to the undercover officers had and tried to rob him. they say he was on the porch, got into an argument and storage shooting. in court his attorney claims he was nowhere near the shooting scene. >> at this point he has guilty. >> he has a bullet embedded in his wall. he watched as his son was hustled to safety. >> it becomes surreal when something gets that serious. reporter: the judge has ordered both to stay on -- to stay locked up. meeting. hillary clinton and donald trump will debate. an audience will ask the questions rather than a moderator. that debate is sunday night at st. louis. >> we have seen dozens of cases across the country including here in new england. anchor: lockdown. the safety concerns tonight. an early morning high-speed pursuit. the chase coming to a c

they open fired won it undercover officers outside of a home we learned that both undercover officers are assigned to a task force that targets the sales of illegal weapons. both of those suspects are facing serious charges and both are due in court in a couple of hours. >>> i am michael henrich reporting in cambridge where harvard university dine can hall serviceworkers are officially on strike. as of about 5:20, 5:30 this dining hall workers say it boils down to two things. they want affordable health care and they say they want at least 35,000 a year in sustainable income. harvard university for its part says that on its web site that many workers, there two thirds of them with overtime already make more than $35,000 a year while working 38 weeks a year. hear from the lead negotiator from the union of why negotiations bro d to begin today. that is ahead in the next report in 30 minutes. michael henrich, fox25 news. >>> and hurricane matthew causing a big mess in haiti, but now moving north to the bahamas and the u.s. at least 11 people are dead, and this morning, there is a new tra

. >>> an undercover police operation leads to shots fired then a widespread search for a search ended and an arrest was made. fox 25's ted daniel is in roslindale with the late, breaking news that police have captured their man. >> that second suspect accused of shooting at two undercover police officers was arrested around 10:00 tonight on south street in roslindale. that's just a few blocks from where the gaier was exchanged. >> it was echoing, like i said, we just got in really quick just i was very nervous because it sounded that close. >> reporter: multiple shots on newburgh street in roslindale near belgrade avenue late this afternoon. police say 25-year-old eric rasto gonzalez and another man opened fire on two undercover officers assigned to a task force targeting the sale of illegal weapons. >> i think it originated out of a house on that street and played out on the street. >> we think we were dealing with two dangerous individuals. we're very hurt. >> the other suspect was captured shortly after the shoot-out, but initially rasato gonzalez got away. a massive search was lau

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waistband and put it to the head of the undercover officer in an attempt to rob him. the car was able to push himself out of the car and escape. >>> police arrested both men a short tame later. bullet holes remain, reminders to residents of the terrifying scenario unfolding in front of their eyes yesterday. >> it's very quiet on our street, you know what i mean. very low crime area. i never hear of anything going on. >> the reporter: now both suspects are set to appear in court next on october 28th. and i've also been taking a histories, and coming up at 6:00 p.m., the previous charges i found in these court documents. in roslindale, stephanie coueignoux, fox 25 news. >> mark: police say a teenager broke into a lawrence home and killed the person who lived there. sky fox was over the scene on boxford street yesterday and we are told the man was confronted by the homeowner and at some point, shot and killed him. the tejada was formerly charged with murder today. a man says he was robbed at a beach on the cape. tonight, authorities nope help tracking the spe it happened

. >> john: the undercover videos appear to show that democratic operatives hired political activists to instigate violence and incite reactions at trump rallies. >> it is not hard to get som >> john: the man in the video is no longer working on the campaign. the clinton campaign is saying, "while project veritas is known to offer videos outof context, the content is troubling even in theory." on tuesday new messages out of wikileaks, one where john dufas. on the list tim cook, bill and melinda gates and sanders in a category despite himself. despite those e-mails arizona -- sanders was in arizona going for a win in a red state. >> mr. trump is the least-qualified candidate in the history of this country. >> john: on the republican hillary clinton for preparing for their final debate. >> she's home sleeping and i'm working. >> you can't believe anything you see. i don't believe the polls. >> john: trump continuing to claim the election is rigged, but president obama is fighting back. >> i'd invite mr. trump to stop whining and try to make his case to get votes. >> john: former senator

there are no undercover officers at de anza college. and officers say anyone confronted by someone who says they are law enforcement should ask to see some proof. the man drove a black 4-door b- m-w between 2010 to 2013. students, faculty and staff can request an escort to and from the parking lots. police say they are stepping up nightime patrols in the area. a bomb threat at the boys and girls club in san mateo forced multiple evacuations in the area. the foundation received an email with the threat friday morning. two boys and girls clubs are located on school campuses.so students from lomita park elementary school. and taylor middle school in millbrae.were evacuated for safety. investigators found nothing suspicious in the area.and believe the bomb threat was a hoax. edgar went here per san mateo county sheriff's office pio det. salvador zuno: at around noon today, the boys & girls clubs of america in san mateo county received an emailed bomb threat. two boys & girls clubs in san mateo county happen to reside on school campuses: lom

according to a search warrant ---"city news and video" sold it to an undercover officer --- twice. twice.cbs 58's lindsey branwall joins us live from waukesha with the details... the adult video store refused to speak with us about the search warrant waukesha county sheriff's detectives delivered the self described "head shop" is accused of dealing drugs themselves. an undercover officer purchased a vile of cbd oil from the video store in may and again last week after the viles tested positive for the marijuana oil, detectives collected evidence on fridayincluding viles of oil, sales ledgers, and even staff notes that detail the legality of cbd oil legalized the oil, a healthcare provider must be approved by the fda to prescribe it 3 fda to prescribe it city news and video could face possession and distribution of thc charges, and maintaining a drug house.reporting live in waukesha, lindsey branwall cbs 58 news. uw-madison is enouraging ?all? of its students to get vaccinated for meningitis. they're offering a number of clinics where students can recieve a two-dose vaccine. it's a

a police officer, undercover investigator, and dea task force agent of the year. paul penzone caught murderers, put drug kingpins behind bars, and created award-winning programs that protect our community. paul penzone... >>> a local funeral home shuts using prepaid money for funerals. >> two years later was being done about it? >> reporter: she prepaid her mother's funeral. it gave her peace of mind, money kept in a trust to cover the expenses when needed. today, the phoenix funeral home is close. the owner, steve rudy, he admitted to using $100,000 from prepaid accounts for other purposes. for general uses of the place. >> it should of been in a trust? >> reporter: he admitted to not having a license to take the money. >> my health issues got ahead of me. >> reporter: that was two years ago, what has happened to him since? nothing. saying they have not received any money, what has happened to him? >> reporter: the case went to the attorney general's office and spent their more than a year. they will not comment on this. >> how can be commit fraud and get away wi

undercover video showing controversial things the public never sees. our national correspondent has more. >> the video was released on monday by james o'keefe and reportedly shows democratic party operatives discussing inciting violence at donald trump rallies. vogel, a political consultant with the group americans united for change. [indiscernible] he seems to tell the undercover that he has people trained to instigate violence at trump rallies. >> if you are there you will be attacked. >> in the video he appears to say he has volunteers and professional protesters at rallies. >> it will incite conflict have conversations with people who are naturally psychotic. it's a matter of showing up to want to get into the rallies. you can message to draw them out >> the video has 2.5 million hits. his attorney says speculative conversations attempting to correct an idea. james o'keefe is not without his own troubles. he is accused of selective editing and previous projects. he pled guilty to a misdemeanor in 2010 for entering a federal building under false pre

the undercover officer arranged to buy threatened to rob and kill the officer. gunshots were exchanged but fortunately no one was hurt. the men are being held on half a million dollars bail. >>> the lawrence football field destroyed by a festival will cost $900,000 to replace. the field is beyond repair. shards of glass are buried in the artificial turf. the city for -- borrow the money from the city council. >>> tom brady spotted on the field for the first time since his suspension ended and the red sox on the diamond in cleveland ready to begin the quest for another world series title. steve burton has all the good news. >> it's a busy time in the boston sports world. this is the time we've been waiting for. tom brady is back on the field. and you jacked to be back with his teammates. the patriots have to put him on the active roster so he can play on sunday. he didn't caulk to the -- talk to the media but his teammates have plenty to say. >>> big papi and the red sox took to the field in cleveland to prepare for the playoff opener against the indians. and the

undercover videos released this week by conservative activist james o'keefe shows democratic operatives bragging about it. the clinton campaign has denied involvement, and critics say o'keefe selectively edited previous videos.

on new undercover video, a democratic operative brags about planting protesters at one of governor scott walker's rallies. the video also shows operatives discussing possible voter fraud and stirring up chaos at donald trump's campaign events. political reporter theo keith is in the newsroom with the videos, which a conservative group produced. two demcr lost their jobs in the wake of the video release. one of them, scott foval, has spent much of his career in wisconsin. it was one of the most memorable moments from governor scott walker's short-lived presidential campaign. august 2015 -- a protester confronted walker at the iowa state fair. unintimidated! i am not intimidated by you sir, or anyone else out newly released video, democratic activist scott foval brags that he was behind that disruption. we planted multiple people in that front area around him and in the back to make sure there wasnt just an action that happened in front, there was a reaction that happened in the back the undercover videos were made by james o'keefe. democrats question his credibility for selectively editin

he strikes up a casual conversation. >> the suspect and the undercover cop. >> the suspect and the undercoverrk has no clue what's going on as he's speaking with him and mark's car gets done and he gets up and leaves and leaves behind the coffee cup. >> police had their sample. in less than 24 hours, they had the results. >> it's confirmed, it's a match. the same dna from the coffee cup is the dna from the latex glove. >> does your dashboard light up when you hear that? >> i can't even describe the emotion of it that we'll be able to tell the family. >> two weeks later detectives arrest mark porter at his office. >> how do you take that? did he say you've got the wrong guy? >> absolutely not. he said, okay. turned around and put his hands behind his back. that was it. that's all he said. >> jessica was at work. when she got the call. >> two of my very good friends were with me. he said, he's been arrested. i remember falling to the floor and just being so overwhelmed with relief that he was finally caught. >> even the former secretary who didn't like him was horrified. >> i couldn't believe i

good morning, jess. >> jessica: two undercover officers leading to massive search here. several shots were belgrade avenue. >> i was very nervous because sounded close. >> jessica: eric gonzalez. >> dealing with two dangerous hurt. >> jessica: massive search was launched for gonzalez near west roxbury line. swat team, canine and state police chopper circling above. >> nothing like this ever happens. we are a very quiet community. >> jessica: dozens forced to wait for hours before returning to home. eight-year-old girl in tears because she wasn't able to check in on her dad. >> she cries, cries. >> apologize f and to the streets being blocked and some access being denied but we just want to make sure safe passage in the area before we opened up the area. >> jessica: live in roslindale, fox25 news. yesterday. we are told robber broke into a home. man charged with murder and due in court today. the victim has not been identified. >> gene: today the focus of the fresh race will shift back to the top of the ticket but last night running mate mike pence and tim kaine squared o

. >> and shock undercover video released by a activist that appears to show the dark side of this heated election. >> news3 starts now. >> the eyes of on las vegas with the final presidential debate just 19 hours away. good evening,m >> i'm jim snyder. glad you're with us tonight. hillary clinton and donald trump are both spending their night here. for the most watched debate in u.s. history. >> we begin with news3 reed cowan who join us near thomas and mac. mack.a lot at stake for both will there any bomb shells dropped? when all is said and done will what happens here at unlv change voters minds? on the eve of their historic debate, donald trump mocked hillary clinton. while she face he more unflattering revelations from her e-mails, trump laid the bulk of the attack on the media and the system. >> ion polls. >> a red state he is trying to flip for clinton, bernie sanders. >> arizona is one of the battleground states, we can win here. >> but first in this auditorium in las vegas one last epic clash between the candidates. >> since that second debate trump has now said he is unshackled.

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he has a conservative bent and he does work undercover subpoena and it's undercover where he got thisturbing conversation, candid conversations with these two democratic operatives. let me tell you what's going on here. the democratic national committee hired democracy partners, a group that gets out counterprotests and events at all mike pence and donald trump events across the nation, that's legitimate political stuff that goes on. what is disturbing is what took place undercover when these guys were having candid conversations when they said basically they were training people in putting people in position to try to incite violence at these trump rallies for the sole purpose of getting good press. listen to what one of these now -- i guess you would say fired people has to say about that. >> honestly, it's not hard to get some of these [ bleep ]s to pop off. it's a matter of showing up to want to get into the rally in a planned parenthood t-shirt or, you know, trump is a nazi, you know, you can message to draw them out and draw them to punch you. >> so that was scott foval and he h

the attorney general has since sent undercover state troopers to d-m-v's around the state to request information and says they ?did receive correct instructions. the state and lawyers for liberal group one wisconsin institute will both make their cases in court. donald trump's conflict with establishment republicans-- some in the party are saying the focus needs to shift from the internal g-o-p battle-- to the battle with the democratic nominee.donald trump -- appearing all too happy to chart that course.reid binion reports. donald trump going on offense......seizing on information in e-mails hacked from the clinton campaign and released by wiki-leaks."the department of justice fed campaign about the e-mail investigation."one email -- between clinton spokesman brian fallon and the d-o-j -- concerned a freedom of information act lawsuit about clinton's e-mails... but the information exchanged was publicly available and there's no evidence of any communication about the investigation itself.trump - also repeating a false story reported by russian media about an email on benghazi from c

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-the tricky part is that i will be going undercover, i'm going to be putting on a wig and a hat, no more jenna bush hager, hello sally shaker. -using an assumed name and a story that she is there to film a documentary, jenna heads in for her first charity visit. -hi! how are you? -hi, how are you? nice to meet you. -are you audrey? -i am. are you sally? this is my dog lucy. -oh, lucy! she is so sweet! -founded in 2010, a fair shake for youth e is our visitor. -hi, everybody! i'm sally. nice to meet you. are you brianna? -yeah. -what's up? how are you? are you zoe? -yeah. -hi, zoe! -brianna's going to call nico and we'll see if we get him to jump over. -i'm audrey hendler. i am the founder and executive director of a fair shake for youth. all right, here we go. ready? you good? -nico, come. -yeah! [ cheers and applause ] -we go into schools and low-income communities build greater empathy, self-esteem, all those kinds of skills. there are a lot of social-emotional learning programs. some use art, some use music, some use theater, we use dogs. -nice team work! way to go! -so, we just met w