wyndham rewards. you are in the wind booth today, raven. we are putting her in there. it's full of numbers that represent our studio audience. raven -- >> my hair, honey. my weave. >> is your weave ready? >> i'm ready. >> okay. that means yes. ? ? >> other than and the winner is -- >> uh-oh. >> green, 139. [ cheers and applause ] >> congratulations. >> thanks. >> what's your name? >> ashley bates. >> where are you from? >> san antonio, texas. [ cheers and applause ] >> well, a big congratulations to you. you're getting a trip to stay at spa in napa valley, california. [ cheers and applause ] have you ever been to napa before? >> no. >> wine country. and we're giving away two more trips tomorrow so tune in to see which audience member gets one and viewers at home need to visit our website by midnight tonight eastern for a chance to win tomorrow's vaca. >> after the "view" we're going we're streaming today. >> i was going to mention that. they have live stream after the show where they all sit around and talk about other stuff that maybe we didn't talk about on the show.

shelley: some good news for a wyndham family today, a drug that could change the life of their son who is living with a there was lots of laughter in the mullaly household today, the wyndham family getting news they have waited months to hear. their son connor who is autistic is also living with duchenne muscular distrophy. a drug they hope will change the quality of their life was finally approved by the food and drug administration. >> it's such a milestone, monumental, the entire community i shelley: it's a degenerative muscle wasting disease. kids end up in a wheelchair in their teen years and they often pass away in their early 20's. kira mullaly hopes to have a drug to slow the disease down. >> we don't want him to lose the ability to hug and to walk and run and dance. shelley: earlier this year, the entire family traveled to f.d.a. advisory hearings in washington, d.c. and listened benefited from taking the drug. the critics say they just don't want to give families false hope until more studies could be done. the mullalies believe the new drug will be the gateway to other treat

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you're getting a trip to stay at the westward look wyndham grand resort and spa in tucson, arizona. we're giving away two more trips tomorrow. tune in to see which audience member gets one, and viewers at home need to visit our website by midnight eastern tonight to see how to enter for a chance to win tomorrow's vaca. congratulations. >> so, thanks for coming. have a great day, everybody, and take a little time to enjoy the himself, sniffling at monday's debate, but he insists he didn't have a cold. so the big question, will donald trump take time off the trail for the next debate? we know his schedule was fully packed before the first one, aides wonder if it's too filled. the next two weeks, there's several events and fundraisers. it's up to trump to make the call. this is part of the process he likes bes, speaking in prompt of large crowds. abc news, wisconsin. >> donald trump continues a feud with a former miss universe suggesting he zephyrs thanks, not criticism. last night, trump told fox news he saved her from being fired by

shelley: and good wyndham family, the new drug just approved that could change their son's life. mike: quite a few clouds with the rain today of course and the sun makes a return in a big way on tuesday as the temperatures take off. how long the summer feel will last. tom: to our hotshot hanging out in this backyard. you can submit your pictures and video and join the thousands of members by logging shelley: to concord where the pope memorial s.p.c.a. is bursting at the seem with puppies and kittens. tom: the shelter took in a staggering 40 more dogs and cats have come in. kennels are stacked in the office area, the bathrooms, every inch of floor space is being used. since our story aired on friday, donations has been pouring in as well. hundreds of pounds of dog and cat food, pillows and thousands of dollars has been donated. >> we service about 32 different towns, so we have animals coming in from all over the place and in the same regard, we need to make sure we everybody gets a full medical work-up and everything we can possibly do to get them adopted. tom: purr rinna one bra

fitchburg, wyndham and temple in the 40s. 40s south shore and even down to the cape. the day planner takes temperatures up to 69 degrees at noon. it will make it mild and a bright turn with highs in the low to mid-70s. catherine parrotta is back now with live drive-time traffic. >>> a look at the roads. grab a sweater 128 and 93 as you are headed from the north doing just fine. smooth sailing on the pike. 128 and the expressway as you make your way north. look at the pike right now. you see the police vehicle still in the right lane and traffic moving smoothly around that. the drive times. route 1, 12 minutes. route 9312 minutes from the pike to mass avenue a 24-minute ride. today a man is threatening to blow up a massachusetts gas station will be charged with a series of crimes.

coming by and they are not lasting very long over around wyndham and say recommend right now. look at it they are already moving off of hampton beach and one radar scam about 5 minutes long. here is a look at the front in northern new england. that's where the normal, steadier rain is now. the front makes its way southward during the afternoon and we are starting to see better rain chance in southern new england and late day and evening and not all of us will get wet. track this with futurecast. a lot and still warm with a southwest wind ahead of the front will warm us up. here is a look at your afternoon drive. 5, 6 p.m. north of the pike will see a shower, possibly an embedded rumble of thunder. the pike down to the south shore, you may want to have the umbrella along because we are going to have a passing shower come through. could you get a quick 10th of an inch of rain and any of those heavier showers, and then by 6:00 tomorrow morning, check out the high temperatures today. upper 70s and lower 80s as we go back into worcester county. and another day of above-normal tempe

"osman - darcan" and his wife were approached by an armed man as they got out of their car at the wyndham orlando resort around 1:40 this morning. the sheriff's office says there was a struggle and darcan was shot. he was pronounced dead at the scene. his wife was not injured. the shooter ran away from the scene. a 'scare' -- at the "cincinnati zoo". about '50 visitors' and '75' staff members -- were 'evacuated... after someone called-in a 'threat' to the zoo. provide 'details' - about what the caller 'said'. the 'zoo' has been the target of 'critics' -- on 'social media' -- after a 'gorilla' named "harambe".... was shot and killed -- by a 'special response team' in 'may' -- when a 3-year-old 'boy' -- fell into the gorilla's enclosure. just days after samsung recalled its galaxy note 7 smartphones, a florida man says he found out the hard way why the recall was issued in the first place. "nathan - dornacher" says his note 7 caught fire.... while it was charging in the center console of his jeep grand cherokee. he had exploded and engulfed the jeep in flames. samsung recalled the smartphon

the two men struggled and the gunman shot him multiple times outside of the wyndham orlando resort thursday morning. his wife was not hurt. tourism district in recent memory. >>> right now on the gruesome murder on the couple in south florida. the father of a teenager accused of a horrific crime say his son's decision is deteriorating. deputies say when they got to the scene, haroof was biting the dead man's face. authorities believe he ingested some sort of chemical. he can't talk, can only his eyes and squeeze his hand. >>> it's video you will be talking about. a school crossing guard puts her life on the line. >> lindsay logue is live in the studio with more. deputy as rested the woman but what did she have to say? >> reporter: perhaps what she had to say was more shocking that be the video in which she's seen driving the vehicle. she told deputies she is former and sowed "wow, acrossing guards here in florida have a lot of power." just feet from the middle school in martin county, a young girl hit record on her cell phone when she saw a driver blatantly ignoring the guard's orders. the

. >>> we are learning a man is dead after he was attacked at the wyndham orlando resort. a very popular resort there. officers say the victim and his lot when they were approached by an armband who demanded -- armed man who demanded money. there was then a struggle and the victim was shot and killed. >>> several students in illinois are recovering after they were injured in a bus crash. a car and bus crash causing the bus to rollover. the students did go to the hospital and are all expected to be okay. investigators are now trying to figure crash. >>> another person killed in a tesla crash. police say the car hit a tree and burst into flames. crews couldn't get to the java right away because they were concerned about getting electrocuted. they are now investigating to see if the driverless system was in use. >>> the new iphone 7 comes out september 16. if you are thinking about trading up joe lets you know craigslist, -- amazon, craiglist are generally the best places to sell your phone. i tried selling an iphone five as an sick sex -- 6s you can set your price and sell q

a man is dead after being attacked at the wyndham orlando resort. police say the victim and his wife were staying at the resort. they were in the parking lot when all of a sudden a guy walked up to them and try to rob them. all of a sudden there was a struggle and the victim was shot and killed right in front of his wife. the wife was not injured. still an active scene. i will let you know when i get >>> it is back on the campaign trail this morning for donald trump and hillary clinton. last night they took part in a first of its kind for him talking about national security, the military, veterans, and the big topic, isis. >> have a plan. i do not want to broadcast of the enemy what my plan is. >> we have to defeat isis. that is counterterrorism goal. >> good morning america is going in-depth on last night's form. >>> meantime, president obama will wrap up his trip and laos. a major concern for those nations right now is china's claim to almost all of the side of china sea, which at international tribunal recently dismissed. the president says the u

the jewelry that stood here is long gone, replaced by the wyndham hotel. the structures inside, however, the terry case is an important is still the backbone of law today used to stop and frisk in the right circumstances. >> there has to be something that gives the officer reasonable suspicion that a crime is involved before you can stop and do a pat down. >> reporter: but routine searches were done in new york as a way to fight crime. it backfired in court there. >> targeted mostly minorities. and the crime rate didn't go down. and the people of new york were not any safer. >> reporter: the searche are allowed became known as terry searches. getting answers, paul orlousky, cleveland 19. >> mark: all right, orlo. thank you. the 4th amendment still prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures. exclusions are possible when there is reasonable suspicion of crime. however, police cannot frisk a person to gather evidence. only to prevent crime or protect themselves from something like a concealed weapon. >>> so what were the buzz words of the debate last night?

through up along route 3 and pouring in nashua and wyndham and pelham. the leading edge of the rain is hugging 495 from westford to lowell and parts of the merrimack valley. and we have a few lone downpours over lawrence and stretching back up through hamp stead new hampshire -- hampstead new hampshire. upper 60s for the rest of us. it's sticky and you feel it when you stepout i'd and between now and mid to late -- step outside and between now and mid to late morning the storms refire and have the wet weather gear today. temperatures only rising into the mid-70s. stays humid from start to finish with some leftover areas of rain. generally lighter for the most part for the ride home. breana how does it look on the roads. >> reporter eastbound lanes of the pike before the prudential tunnel. it's blocking the right lane. we probably will start to see traffic back up to here soon. there is also that multicar crash on 495 south in lowell at lowell connector. only the right lane is getting by and we are seeing red and the backup is beginning. we will let you k

upper 70s in lawrence and wyndham and even peabody at 74 degrees. boston today lower 70s. we will do it. but we have a whole string of upper 70s from norwood to framingham to lawrence up to manchester, new hampshire and fitchburg. worcester, 72 for you. all sunshine all day. even overnight it stays nice and clear and that means another cool overnight without the clouds ripping off the blanket right. things get cool. so we are going to wake up to 40s and 50s in the morning. from there we jump into the lower 80s in most towns for your tuesday. so lowly temperatures are going to be crawling back up there. i would like to say where we are today although the low to the mid-70s might sound a little chilly, totally normal for this time of year. high pressur today and tomorrow and with it, wavering just a little bit. the southwest winds that you can thank for tomorrow's bigger warm-up. into wednesday we go, and up ahead of this cold front, we will turn warm and muggy. the cold front not coming through until the afternoon or even the overnight hours. so i am not going to bring the

wyndham, why new hampshire, 47. and i think you were in the 40s and 50s. spots like plymouth at 52. marshfield at 57 degrees. it is worth that extra layer, but you are going to be shedding it even faster than yesterday. boston at 61 degrees. i think the rest of us get into those comfortable 60s between 8 and 9:00 this morning. noontime, 78 degrees. by 3 p.m., lower 80s. it is going to be bright, a little bit breeze the afternoon in the mid-70s back an even wetter wednesday coming up. julie grauert is back with live drive time traffic and the latest on the water main break. >> julie: back to the live pictures from skyfox, shiri, over the water main break in woburn on route 138 as it runs to 128. traffic moving on 128 along fine. only one lane open on route 1 -- on route 38 because of that water main break. take you out to the map and you will be able to see volume actually reasonable right now. we just and 6:30 is usually i use as a gauge when things start to slow down for your morning commute. as we pan out slightly, things moving along fine route 1 and 93 south. two things to menti