coming up, should you mess with myriam webster? no, you should not. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm patricia stark. north korea has once again caught the attention of leaders in washington and asia. their latest concerns were triggered by a 5.3 magnitude seismic event in the north earlier today. officials in seoul believe it was caused by a nuclear blast. if so it would be the fifth nuclear test and the most powerful to date. south korea will hold a national security meeting and the military has maintained a crisis team. >>> president obama returns to washington after a game to asia. a white house meeting next monday with four congression alleyeders. the top level gathering is expected to focus on mr. obama's efforts to ratify the trans pacific partnership and funding to combat the zika virus. >>> new warnings about isis from the directors of the fbi and the cia. they point out while they are crushed on the bat 2e8 field they face a global threat. they will try to duplicate the attacks in brussels and paris. some mili

arian webster says during the debate, people were lookinggit up to 78 times more than people usually do. that is what they were searching on the internet. >>> each of the candidates were allowed to invite whomever thee would like that they wanted in the debate, hillary clinton chose mark cuban you can see him right there in the center. the millionaire investor not a donald trump an, by the way. she had a 9/11 survivor, a siigle mom, and a 9-year-old with cerebral palsy. donald trump invited bobby new york city mayor and there was a navy seal their the family of the mom of a navy seal who died in afghanistan. >>> take a look at this, that is the green party candidate just fine she is being escorted off the campus of hofstra university before the debate started last night. she did not have the proper credentials to be there. he forgetting turned away she

with that, good morning, and welcome to sports, jahmai webster here with you. now, to the guys play. broncos have begun the season 1-0, shifting their sights to the colts. yet, thursday night, head coach gary kubiak says he didn't sleep well, he couldn't believe they won, given all the mistakes that were made. beattthe panthers 21-20 in a super bowl 50 rematch. a symbolic victory. peyton manning entered with the organization's third lombardi re nishgs sins. they beat up on cam newton, before gram into missing a potential game winner, happy, happy at mile-high, sleepless in denver or not, get to get the first one out of the way. >> we've got a heck of a team, resill yenlt team and i think you saw that tonight. played for four quarters and be proud of the >> losing is unacceptable. >> a lot of people want to question our quarterback, our defense, well, tonight, wasn't theeteam that we really wanted to perceive but with the mistakes we made, we showed you how great we are. >> 11th ranked soccer. 21st minute, corner kick. like clock work, courtney ford, heads it ho

the webster tunnel is closed until 5 a.m.'s head to the altamont pass if you are coming out of tracy moving at 30, 40 miles per hour. so not too bad but altamont altamont pass to the interchange 15 minutes. carquinez bridge to the maze westbound to, 20. back to you. >>> we have seen donald trump's face on air, online and even on a naked statue now the billionaire is the star and the inspiration for a brand-new card game, but he won't like it. trump's cards feature political questions. players are encouraged to give extreme responses to every one. reed hoffman the cofounder of linkedin created the game. hoffman has already promised to drop $5 million on veterans causes if trump releases his tax returns. and proceeds from the game will benefit charities that, as hoffman says, are already working to keep america great. >>> time now 4:50. tesla accused of putting customers in a dangerous situation after another death involving its autopilot system. the safety standards being demanded. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> welcome to your thursday

sessions at daniel webster college starting today. erin: many of us are going to hold on to summer; right? local plow drivers are getting ready for winter. contractors and d.o.t. workers attended a symposium in concord yesterday. it focused on decreasing the amount of salt used to clear snow and ice. the department of environmental services says too much salt is bad for the environment. >> we have a problem in some of our streams here in new hampshire where too much salt is entering them. and that's coming from winter salt that we u from snow advice. erin: and our own kevin skarupa was one of the featured speakers. he highlighted the state's extreme weather over the past ten years. what were the questions they had for you? kevin: a lot of different questions, including how long does it take me to do my hair in the morning. we got highly scientific. it was great to talk to them. forecasting the seasons ahead is one of the things that's the holy grail of us in seven-day but going several months ahead. we talked about the upcoming winter

nearly 60 trees are broken or uprooted other some 10 acres of epsom's webster park. it's normally a popular place, but was fortunately empty when the storm struck sunday morning. the lone victim in his car when it was crushed. he crawled out with minor auction were spared by the very specific path of what the national weather service calls straight line winds. >> they all fell in the same direction, so the wind mass was straight across here. everything is laying in the same direction, and a lot of them came down because others fell on them and it was like a domino effect. reporter: the park remains closed for safety reasons, cleanup is expected to take at least two to three weeks. jennifer crompton, wmur tom: in our commitment 2016 coverage tonight it's been a busy last day of campaigning here in new hampshire. jennifer: granite staters are heading to the polls tomorrow to decide who will be on the ballot in several key races come november. our team coverage begins with wmur's adam sex ton and the race for governor. reporter: a field of seven major candidates will be

saying -- webster dictionary said a hot dog is sandwich. >> i'm not sold on if webster's may be wrongce they eat a lot of hot dogs is at fedex field the last time the red skins had back-to-back winning seasons titanic grossed 1 billion at box office and spice girls had best selling album in america. skins are trying to follow up a winning season with a winning season for the first time since 1997 and if they do that it starts monday night against steelers and skins improved slashing 75 million on all pro josh norman and scored most points in the league last year. last year is last year and off season height means nothing if they don't go and prove it on the field. before you settle in for first football sunday we get you started bright and early. red skins game time gives you football picks first 7:05 followed by "fox5" morning and on the hill lead into packers jaguars 1:00. >> exciting stuff an sports today. tonight we're on late and we want everybody to stay up. it's saturday night. >> byu they call it holy war it should be a good game. >> okay. >> kicked off on fox. >> order on wea

i'm jahmaa webster that's a look at yourrmorning sports. hope you enjoyed it. >>> now e're going to michigan where one high school football people there will always remember. >> that senior is usually the team water boy but on friday robby gottto be a running back. he scored on a 36-yard run. the touchdown made extra special because of who was watching on the sidelines,, robby's mom is terminally ill with cancer. she finnlly got to see robby live his dream. >> i dropped to the ground i was so emotional when i saw him make that touchdown. i've always been proud of him being the water boy, or as people call him the hydration incredible. he's rudy tonight. he's rudy. >> he's rudy she says. after the game even the other team gave robby a jersey signed by all the players. >> so heartwarming to see. >> still to come at 7:30 including a terrifying raid at the wrong home. it happened to a family on the western slope, and now they're speaking to denver 7 about their experience. >> and a boulder valley switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of h

he was not like daniel webster. he was not a very persuasive speaker. would say that at the end of this -- his life, the last 20 years when he was in congress, and a public speaker come he did aim a public speaker. -- he became a public speaker. daniel webster was going to speak at this place and hundreds of people would turn out. demand because of the slavery thing. in newd deliver speeches england. at one time he was asked to deliver a speech in cincinnati which is the furthest west he ever went. -- went to. he became one of the great speakers. brian: you say this is your first history book. james: correct. brian: over the years, we have learned that people with phd's popularike part -- historic. did you come up against that and were you worried that somebody would rip this book apart because of sources? james: yes. i have only come up with -- against it recently when i was introduced giving a talk by somebody who very much is a phd and is a kind of official expert in the subject. , he lacks the one credential of our field. he does not have a phd. he

and webster. >> . it's awesome. dt had one of the best camps i have been around. >> . a super-bowl rematch. you bet the pulse is thumping a little faster. >> . really fortunate to be able toeupb development this week. will be key. simply because he's still new. and because so much time was spent on deciding who would be quarter back. in the preseason. probably a little behind schedule. >> . we'll take it. it's working. >> . the rockies now. series final. rocks trying to take two of 3 they have the right guy on mound. john gray on the bump. looking to pick up his tenth win of the season. >> . off to a really good start. second inning. check out the nasty slider. >> . rocks tries to respond. in a pinch hit situation. just called up to the big leagues. played eleven games last year at major league level. that's showing you belong. home run down the left field line. fourth of his limited big league career. good for him. bad for the rockies. they fall and fall hard. final score 8 to five. >> . to the links. championship from bean town. everyone chasing paul case seu this we

there's new boston road and eagle drive, route 12 that comes through downtown webster. dinnertime temperatures in the 70's. dew point temperatures are also very close to 70. so as at temperature drops a few more degrees tonight, to get to the dew point, the air becomes saturated, y night in many spots and possibly drizzle. to go along with the increased threat or continued threat of a shower here or there. most of it will be to the south for now, but as the storm lifts northward toward u some of the showers can make their way farther north, but the storm fortunately for us will be weakening. you'll see showers from time to time passing on by through the morning tomorrow and into the afternoon as well, but these are not a huge threat. but they are out there. and you have to be aware of that. tomorrow, beyond the showers, some breaks of sun come out, 70's to near 8 aoki in southeastern mass, much like you saw today. northwest, i expect more sunshine, it's going to be sticky and temperatures getting into the middle 80's out here. you go farther north of us, heading to verm

let's go back to ashley webster with the numbers. what do you see?ter: headline numbers on earnings per shea, 2.90. the estimate was for 2.81. nice beat on earnings. revenue, 14.6 billion. coming in non-gaap 14.7 billion. so we have a beat on earnings and revenue. let us not forget earlier today the company announcing its rates are going up but not during this upcoming holiday season. beginning january 2nd they will go up anywhere from three to 5% on fedex express, fedex ground and home delivery. we'll have more on that. we'll dig down into the numbers to see what plans they're making for upcoming holiday season, guys. melissa: ashley, thank you. david: get back to the terrorism story. our panel to react to the latest on investigation. sara carter and michael balboni. michael, first of all, if it's true this in fact the father of the suspect here actually contacted the fbi, after 9/11, 9/11 we figured out that all of these intel agencies weren't talking to each other. they should have been. that way they could have connected the dots before the tower

webster and hall were going to speak and hundred of people would turn out. adams became in demand really because of the whole slavery thing and would deliver speeches in new england. one time he was asked to deliver a speech in cincinnati and was the further west he went to and became a great speaker in the age of great oratory. host: you said it's your first history book. james: correct. host: over the years we've noticed that guests here who have p.h.d.'s don't pickly like popular historians. i don't know if the reverse is true and did you come up against it and were you worried someone would break this book apart because of sources? james: yeah, i've only come up with it against it once recently when i was introduced giving a talk by someone who is very much is a p.h.d. and kind of is a very official credited expert in this subject who said, mr. traub lacks the one decree contentional of our field. e does not have a p.h.d. and nonetheless hasn't been an impediment but was seen by people as a crack in my lack of experience. and you can understand that if y

students at daniel webster college are getting much neededhe parent company, i.t.t. educational services, announced it was closing all of its campuses. snhu has agreed to take on all daniel webster students and programs to help them complete their degrees. snhu will hire as many college graduates as possible. erin: many of us are still trying to hold on to summer. local snowplow drivers they attended a symposium on winter salt yesterday. it focused on decreasing the amount of salt used to clear snow and ice. the department of environmental services says too much salt is bad for the environment. >> we have a problem in some of our streams here in new hampshire. too much salt is entering them. that's coming from winter salt that we use to clear our streets from snow. erin: our own kevin skarupa was one of the fre kevin: upon telling them how early it is to attempt to make a prediction like that. erin: too early? kevin: not to offend the publication in our state that does that. take that with a grain of salt. sean: see what i did there? kevin: start off with clear skies

47 year-old woman is dead this morning after being hit by a motorcycle while crossing lake mead at webster -- near civic center. the woman was rushed to umc trauma where she later died. the motorcycle rider suffered non life-threatening injuries. he was also taken to u-m-c. >> aaron patty north las vegas police: this is a great reminder, any given holiday. there's a lot of people, there's a surge of people that come into this valley and a lot of folks are outside. extra precaution. those are the extra steps we ((brian loftus)) >> speed and alochol were not factors in the crash. this is the 12th deadly crash in north las vegas' jurisdiction./// ((brian loftus)) >>> it was a rough day for several people after tropical depression hermine made landfall in the east coast. over the weekend... tropical storm warnings were issued for shore towns up the east coast . the slow-moving system packed 70 mile-per-hour winds off the coast of new england and could make landfall by wednesday. the thrashing waves and beachgoers out of the water. (("no ocean for us. we kind of stepped onto the water but the l

i am jahmai webster. that is a look at your morning sports. hope you enjoyed. >>> there is no fallout from colin kaepernick's national anthem protest. the police union is officers patrol levi stadium are now threatening to boycott. they sent this letter to san francisco 49ers complaining team has "taken no action to stop or prevent colin kaepernick in his protests." they say the blanket comments are "false and insulting to law enforcement." >>> still to come in the race for the white house, hillary clinton deflecting criticism of the clinton foundation and donald trump is making bold claims about policies. >>> at least two people have died since tropical storm hermine made landfall. >>> scary moments for kids in >>> scary moments for kids in tennesse z23emz zvpz >>> denver 7 with breaking news. police are searching for the person behind an armed carjacking. >> amanda del castillo has been there all morning. south monaco parkway and the victim tells me she was parked right up against that side of the street on kentucky this morning. she says th

meiriam webster is in a twitter spat after webster posted you >>> this morning on "world news now," squaring off, donald trump and hillary clinton talking national security back to back. clinton making a definitive statement on the use of force in the fight against isis as donald trump talks about his own security briefings. >> the remnants of hurricane newton bring heavy rain as residents hope their preparation pays off. >>> and the veteran who billed taxpayers out of a million and a half tax dollars. >> he claimed he was disabled. but he was caught on camera walking. >> and kanye west's fashion show disaster. people felt like they were kidnapped. stuck on buses in new york traffic, and the models and extras forced to wear skin tight clothing and winter coats passing out in the heat. it's thursday, september 8th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm nick watt in for kendis gibson. we begin this half hour with the precursor to the first presidential debate. donald trump and hillary clinton weighing in on national security. >> clinton took th

weapons meaning he shows no concern for them the word estate as the top 1 percent of lookups on merriam-webster there's no immediate in how bigley ranked in the search above for the recordo f is a legitimate adverb according to the dictionary you have just two weeks left to register to vote about 67 percent of americans are registered to vote a but not every voter is listed as active as for instance if you moved in the last of four years and haven't updated your registration you can have a problem come election dayyo we've made it easy for y we've compiled allo the links that you will need on our website fox8.com just click as seennfo on tv for all the information. >> for some college students in november will bebe their first time at the pole in some local students and educators are weighing in on what they saw last nightenen it's a lot of reaction though in tracy from the economy to national security to personal jobs gathered to analyze last night the first president of a the date of 2016 organized by a case professor the bipartisan group it gave us their take on the big showdownro. >> the mi

they drove off, crash being three blocks away at webster and fell. police have not announced any arrests. both victims should survive. >>> in berkeley an out of control car slammed into the corner of a house. it happened just after 7:30 last night. the engine of the car briefly was on fire, but was quickly put out. the driver suffered minor injuries. >>> in fresno, two corrections officers are in critical condition this morning after being shot in the lobby of the k the jail. the suspect is in jail. he's been booked on attempted murder and being a felon in possession of a gun. that shooting happened around 8:30 yesterday morning. fifteen other people, including children, were in the lobby at the time. authorities say vang demanded to see someone in the jail, cut in line, and started pacing back and forth. when two officers confronted him about his odd behavior, he pulled out a gun and shot them both in the neck and head. vang surrendered after a brief shootout with the lieutenant. no one else was hurt. >>> the suspect is a parolee who was previously

infact, ashley webster ratio comes into play. oil down a buck.ts and he's got it right again. >> thank you very much. just sends money. >> guy -- warming up i see that crowd warmed up there. that's in d.c., remember, there was an all post office building a giant building in tk -- along came the trump organization and a renovated it and turn it into a luxury hotel. i believe that renovation was handled by his daughter is that correct? >> that's correct. it was a bidding it was general service administration had this marketplace for a long time. a number of bidders trump wanted fair and square. it's a tremendous undertaking about a block from the white house. it is going to be beautiful it shall >> -- >> built it in two years under time frame. okay, liz. >> getting back to economic growth, harvard business the school, did a survey of their alumni. overwhelming majority of democrat and republicans said single barrier to growth right now, politics. they said it's a just government saying that court tax and regulatory policy are terrible. saying that

but, with the tv show "webster." >> jimmy: yeah. well, this is dictionary. uber. >> steve: uber. >> jimmy: and chris christie. they both wrote, "this technological breakthrough will change everything." uber posted a picture of their new self-driving car. chris christie posted a picture of the hamburger/hot dog hybrid, the ham dog. the ham dog. >> steve: ham dog. it's a hamburger and a hot dog. >> jimmy: i don't think it's going to take off. >> steve: what's that? >> jimmy: i don't think the ham dog will take off. that hard -- >> jimmy: too much going on. i do have a good idea though. >> steve: what's that? >> jimmy: for ihop. >> steve: what is it? >> jimmy: the pancake people. >> steve: the international house of pancakes. >> jimmy: yeah, that's correct. yeah. you can do a -- right now i'm just gonna call it the panwaffle. >> steve: panwaffle. >> jimmy: well the outside is pancake. and the inside is waffle. >> steve: so it's like batter coated waffle? >> jimmy: i haven't gotten to that part yet but i think it's the same batter. >> steve: but you make a waffl

i'm jahmai webster that's a look at your morning sports. hope you enjoyed it. >>> now we're heading to michigan where one high school football player made a touchdown that people there will always remember. >> he is senior robby hile. he has down syndrome and usually he's the team's water boy but on friday robby got to be a running back. he scored on a 36-yard run. the touchdown made extra special because of who was watching from the sidelines, live his dream. >> i dropped to the ground i was so emotional when i saw him make that touchdown. i've always been proud of him being the water boy or as people call him the hydration manager, but this was incredible. he's rudy tonight. he's rudy. >> i like that, hydration manager, and after the game the other team even gave robby a jersey signed by all the players. >> that's a great story. >>> a lot more to come at 9:30 including a terrifying raid at the wrong home. s.w.a.t. officers break into the front door, point ggns at a family on the western slope, and now that family is speaking to denver 7 a

. >> that's where our fan, debra webster watches us on kaq. she is joining us by skype. please. >> we love you. >> look at, she has the wine. it is early in spokane. we love you, debra. we are going to tell everybody why you were chosen. >> debra, you are so funny this worries me a little. she is a mother of five beautiful children. she has been watching our show for as long as she can remember. she has been a fan of kathie lee since her regis days. she listens radio. she is working as an office manager at an elementary school. that's why we love her. she sneaks a peek at our show every day on her lunch break. she and her husband, dave, who dated for eight years, before they got married are coming up on their fifth wedding anniversary this month. >> debra, we love you. we are going to put your fan to the test for the trivia guests do we introduce with a special song in which we rhyme a word with his or her last name. >> is it bobby thomas, jill martin or lou manfredini? >> lou manfredini, rhymes with martini. >> yes, and yes. >> i was nervous for you. i guess your husban

then to epsom, where trees came down at webster park. and also in epsom, a tree came crashing down in someone's backyard. that was a similar sight in weare. >> at first, i heard what i thought was rain. it turned out to be wind. i could see the whirling and it was a microburst. i looked out the dining room window and saw the tree down that has been here over 40 years. kristen: this massive tree cracked in half at craig knowles' home, landing in his backyard. >> the silver lining is it did not hit the house. it could have. we are very grateful the damage was not any worse. kristen: three roads in weare had to be partially closed or completely closed because of trees falling onto wires. >> we did not realize there was that much wind here at the station. when we got to the area where the trees were down, there was substantial damage. kristen: there certainly was. eversource says more than 23,000 customers were without power this morning. most should be back on by the end of the day. live in windham, kristen carosa, wmur news 9. adam: thank

a 10-acre parcel of webster trees snapped in half, others uprooted. an estimated 60 trees broken or fell down. >> they all fell in the same direction, everything is laying in the same direction. and a lot of them came down because others fell on them, it was a domino effect. reporter: the national weather service says the damage was might have been there. >> this park is always full of people walking on the road here, they're through the woods and everywhere else, so it was just luck because it came up so quick. reporter: the only injury to a man who was in his car when it was crushed. amazingly, crawling out -- >> i give the fire department and police a lot of credit for searching through all these trees to make sure there was no one else here. reporter: the wind carved a very specific >> definite god send that it went here instead of over further. 50 yards and it would have been over 100 people in harm's way. reporter: many were just arriving to the baseball field for a car show when it struck. they scrambled for cover at the far en, while hundreds

police believe williams also robbed the webster bank on oak street on september 1. he has already serviced prison time for two other robberies. jc: going to the bruce springsteen concert at gillette tomorrow night? the mbta is hoping special service will make it easier for you to get there. the commuter rail will provide a train from boston's south station to gillette. you're looking live at the zakim bridge. it looks like a tuesday out there. 93 southbound, normally a half-hour ride. lots of problems around the city, normal speed of a half-hour. 93 to newton corner, 19 minutes. 128 south is jammed north and south of like. 495 is 20 minutes, northbound traveling at its typical speed. ben: newscenter 5's coverage of the opioid crisis continues tonight at 5:30. jc: up next, the new commitment to nationwide campaign that wcvb is proud to be a part of. ben: in your health, re-examining sexual education classes in our schools. the research that finds changes need to be made. the country. the message about veterans, two t narrator: new hampshire, think a minute about kell

. >> tae webster broke the guinness world record for fastest skateboarddspeed downhill. he was clocked at 89 89 miles per hour. inspired him. >> i was in a band trip and we stopped on a hill to do some runs and i came out at 79 miles an hour and that is what marked the speed for me. i have been refining my talk, the speed suit, just the way i skate the hill. >> so the old record for downhill speed skating was 81 >> if you are driving at downtown denver today and saw what looked like the back of a car dangling from a parking garage days do not be alarmed. this is a balloon and is part of a companies aim to promote security cameras. this dramatizes the inside that there is no sense in having a security camera lets you see everything that happened. >> now to our prehistoric discovery and eight-year-old boy found a rare dinosaur skull just during his summ the 152 million-year-old skull was discovered at a dinosaur dig. only the snout of the dinosaur was discovered. it took two months of digging to get the skull out. it will now be on display at the museum. >>> that is every

they drove off, crashing three blocks away at webster and fell. police have not announced any arrests. both victims should survive. >>> in berkeley an out-of-control car slammed into the corner of a house. it happened just after 7:30 last night. the engine of the car briefly was on fire, but was quickly put out. the driver suffered minor injuries. >>> in fresno, two corrections officers are in critical condition this morning after being shot in the lobby of the county jail. the suspect is in jail. he's been booked on attempted murder and being a felon in possession of a gun. that shooting happened around 8:30 yesterday morning. fifteen other people, including children, were in the lobby at the time. authorities say vang demanded to see someone in the jail, cut in line, and started pacing back and forth. when two officers confronted him about his odd behavior, he pulled out a gun and shot them both in the neck and head. vang surrendered after a brief shootout with the lieutenant. no one else was hurt. >> we are hurting right now because we have two

heavy rain in southern worcester county, webster to douglas then finally that rain on the south shore getting off of here. the last of it by 6:30 into the morning. i'll show that you and show

i am joined on set by ashley webster, our own ashley webster. kathleen witt is from donald trump's economic team. steve cortez an economic advisor to donald trump. also at bgc capital. as well as our own lori rothman down on the exchange. i can see, lori, the markets are trading up higher on this news. the market was up about 20. now we're up nearly 60 points. perhaps some people breathing a sigh of relief there is no rate hike today? >> breathing a sigh of relief, there was no rate hike but a hawkish report as well. three dissenters as peter reported. talking about the case for raising a rate hike. fed chief yellen said the case was strengthening economy for to with stand raising interest rates, that things were getting better for that to happen. stocks are climbing. dow is up about 50 points. don't forget you have the market taking serious concerns and serious digestion with the bank of japan. this rate control that the boj going to control with, keeping benchmark 10-year yield at zero. right now it is negative territory. that will create a st

[laughter] sound effects from webster. okay.heir decision on interest rates, we're going to get that decision tomorrow afternoon. you know, for wall street, it's all about janet yellen and the mess that she's in and maybe we're in, too. we're up about 50 on the opening bell on the dow. the price of oil is moving lower. hopes for any kind of deal between opec and russia and freezing production, those hopes fading rapidly. >> and the oversupply to the tune, and how about apple, it took off last week, thanks to the new iphone 7 and the dreadful samsung recall. and that stock is going 127. pretty close to the all-time high. and a little over an hour from now, the wells fargo ceo will be on capital hill. he's going to apologize for his employees setting up phony accounts and take full accounts of responsibility. and some senators will demand that executives pay back salaries and bonuses from any unethical activity. one of those will be joining us later this hour, that's on tap today. the afghan immigrants who authorities believe plan

. >>> welcome jahmal webster back here with you. raucous at the road for the first time this season with the deck stacked against them just a bit. since the underdogs also dealing wi goes insider filling in the details. >> reporter: broncos spacer toughest test of the ssason without three starters. no damarcus were, donald stephenson said he may miss another week in virgil green well was ruled out today. that leaves john phillips in line to start at tight end. with jeff fireman. phillips said the two complement each other well.>> i >> coach kubiak declined to comment who will start. he will not be on a plate count according to coach kubiak. >> when you are sitting seven that is kind of hard to do. we can rotate in get him a series out of the game, but it will be really hard. he has been ready to play. he was rea >> the broncos underdogs in kubiak thinks-zero against marvin lewis of the bangles. >>> strike. cu opens a pact to conference saturday in eugene. making progress after being banged up at the big house. the coaches encouraged

police suspect williams also robbed the webster bank on oak street on september first. williams has been charged with two counts of unarmed robbery. maria: a deadly crash under sky 5 was over the scene on hobart street. the victim was rushed to the hospital, but did not survive her injuries. danvers police say the driver involved is cooperating with the investigation. they are looking into a possible solar glare as a cause. the name of the victim is not being released, but police say she is from danvers. ed: let's take a look over the city of boston. that but it is great. harvey: it has been that way a lot. it has been beautiful. a couple of great dates back to back. however, i have my eye to the great lakes. those storms will be moving through our region this time tomorrow. there is a strong jetstream hybrid of -- high above. any of those could bring timeline, here we are wednesday morning. no problem. but as we get into wednesday afternoon around 4:00, there are scattered storms around. the idea with these storms is, heavy rain would be brief. not a big deal. lightnin

>>> welcome to 7 sports extra i'm jahmai webster and the broncos are 1-0. some fans didn't believe it would be possible given the question mark at quarterback. 20. a passing of the torch of sorts. payton manning entered and lombardi took the reigns. a pass for 178 yards and two picks. the defense beat up on cam newton before graham missed a game-winning kick. happy, happy at mile high. team says it's good to get the first one out of the way. >> ww've got a heck of a -- team. a roadway sill yenlt team. played -- a resilient team. played for four quarters. >> losing is unacceptable. failure is not an option. >> we're not going to back down. a lot of people want to question our quarterback and defense. well, tonight wasn't the team that we wanted you to see but even with the mistakes we made we showed you how great we are. brandon marshall lost an endorsement deal. the credit ended the partnership. he kneeled during the national anthem in protest against social injustices. he's another athlete to join the fight. the head coach says marshall has a right to his

. >>> webster police say they caught three people in the act spray painting a bridge over perry road. theysay every time it was cleaned, new graffiti appeared, so they started to monitor the area more closely, and at 1:30 on saturday morning, they spotted three people with spray paint. >>> and fitchburg police say this k-9, alex, is and -- responsible for tossed drugs from the vehicle. alex chased him through the woods and caught up with the suspect. >>> we are getting closer to a debate with another ballot question. voters will decide whether or not to legalize marijuana in massachusetts. both sides will hash it out on a live debate on my tv 38 tomorrow during the wbz news at 8:00. tweet us your questions. >>> the red sox and patriots have unclaimed property. more than 67,000 new items worth millions have been added to the state list. it can include old bank accounts, stocks, and abandoned safe deposit boxes. one in every 10 residents in the state is owed money. i want to check into that. >> hate to see that. >>> which age group is most likely to fall for a scam. >> chances are your

police believe williams rob the webster bank on oak street september 1. there is a reward for anyone who accused of threatening parents in children with this knife outside in elementary school. police say they arrested the unidentified 36-year-old thursday morning near otis elementary. parents say the man threatened them as they walked children into the building. erika: braintree police say this woman has been found safe. patricia devine suffers from alzheimer's disease. her family was concerned she had been dropped off at logan airport for a flight to florida but they could not make contact with her. circumstances of how she was found e point but police saying she is safe. cindy: another gorgeous day. sunny and dry. there are some potential changes on the way. parts of southern new england tomorrow afternoon and marginal risk of some thunderstorms going severe with potentially damaging ahead of that front, another gorgeous day. we saw comfortable air. virtually a cloudless sky again today. these temperatures coming up from the 70's. we touch 80 degrees f

my webster. the cu buffs got a chance today. the bus set the big house in michigan today 110,000 on hand. bill mccartney is the honorary captain. shape of the miracle at 37 yards and a score. the defense got it done. they cream the michigan quarterback. they made the big house feel small. a quick screen. after bad tackling, the guys go into the end zone. they deliver a beauty and they cover 70 yards. that was the last time they scored. back to the injury. he gets his ankle rolled in his afternoon would be done. they could not move the ball. it was a game changer. 45-20th the final. the bus, to-one. >>> colo different set of issues on their him. after a 23-14 speaker last weekend, they left ahead coach mike bobo saying what we all do. take a listen. >> it's evident we do not have a starting quarterback. >> what a difference aaweek makes. coach bobo has found his signal caller colin hill. he had to go redshirt to do it. start. a 2 yard touchdown to elroy masters junior. then he found his stride. made the defendant looks silly. the