yvonne: thank you. let's talk about casinos because china is celebrating golden week. that is typically when visitor arrivals spike in macau. let's hope that is true because it has been a rough ride for the house. it is also typically one a lot of people leave with empty pockets he comes the house would always win. that said, it has not been good. drop in gambling in september. start ofght at the golden week so casinos are hoping that chinese taurus feel the casinos because it has not been as did the is here and analysts are looking for any sign that a recovery could be forthcoming. have a look at this. is ai have for you here comparison between september. it gives you an apples to apples comparison of last month compared to september over the last four years. we are certainly nowhere near the peak of 2013. it softened into 2014, then things went off a cliff. as you would expect, and this is not a surprise, casino stocks are getting absolutely hammered. most analysts are still reluctant to call it the b

you've on: -- yvonne: here is shery. shery: the latest survey from the central bank of japan shows sentiment worsened in the third quarter. that is from 15. also missing estimates. to drop to 10 in december. there is concern the economy contracted last quarter which would tip the economy into the since 2012.sion send but among large manufacturers did improve to 25, beating estimates. boostmpanies plan to capital editor by 10.9% in the year. analysts forecasts and is a faster increase than the previous quarter. we also had to data out of korea, showing industrial production rose 0.2% in august from a year earlier. this is higher than estimates from economist. the ratio of inventory to shipment was close to the highest level since the 2008 crisis. the slowdown in china, south largest trading partner, is having a big impact on the economy. weaker demand is likely to weigh on production and investment as companies look to reduce stockpiles. the nikkei manufacturing pmi coming in at 49.2, the seventh consecutive month of cont

yvonne: so who is moving in? we are seeing a lot of retailers and a lot of brands with broader mass appeal moving in. a cosmetics retailer called bonjour is now where you are able to buy expensive watches. of buyingtead expensive watches, you can buy fake hello kitty eyelashes. [laughter] yvonne: it is not just the skyhigh rents we're talking about. we are seeing a very big decline in tourist numbers heading to hong kong as well. this lull. how long do you think that is going to last? lisa: we have seen mainland chinese tourists dropping the numbers of them coming to hong kong. there are two things happening. one is the wealthy chinese are going to other places to spend their money. for example, europe and japan, because the currency is in their favor. another thing we are seeing is the mystic chinese airlines. they are now offering direct flights to places like paris. people no longer have to go to hong kong on transit. this means there is a drop in people coming to hong kong. how long this will last, that is th

yvonne: all right, stephen engle, thank you.e will talk to you more about that later wrong, and we will have more about the tpp later on, and we will hear from a secretary and what he has to say about the deal, and an executive director will join us live at 7:30 hong kong and singapore time, 10:30 four you folks watching in sydney. headlinesome other this morning, blackstone is the latest to come out in support of china. ceos need sportsmen's as this by the obvious slowdown, humor demand remains strong among the middle class. it has stakes in real estate and the consumer sector. >> whether it was hard landing or read action, i do not think that is going to happen. yvonne: twitter founder jack dorsey has officially bowed to the pressure and will return as full-time ceo. he will also maintain charge of square. it is said the strengths outweigh any of the concerns. he is seen as defined in the company. critics say it is impenetrable and confusing, and it has also struggled to retain users. stock has tumbled more than 20% this year.

but what we can tell you is within the last heavy hour, yvonne -- half-hour, yvonne lewis is in custody. we're following this story for you throughout the evening. we'll have an update later tonight. >>> the patriots and jets first place on the line. tom brady in for a big test going up against reeveas and -- rivas. and brandel set to make his 2015 debut following surgery. jets and pats sunday at 1:00 a.m. following the game, complete breakdown of the game. we'll have a recap. jackie drops by to offer her take on everything. catch it tomorrow night after eagles/panthers on sunday night football. >>> the bruins fresh off their business win friday night. snapping the islanders four-game win streak with a victory in brooklyn. the bees are winless at home but a perfect 3-0 on the road. the team back in boston today practicing. the young guys getting it done friday night in brooklyn. david foster knack scoring his second of the year. bret conley is starting to heat up with goals in back-to-back games. >> i think it was just playing a little more -- playing harder. i was more engaged on the p

yvonne: not quite. i'll be back tomorrow. david: so close. yvonne: sorry, david.t tokyo. they make investor products, machine makers, chips. operating profit for the first half may have risen 80%. that is still missing estimates. those real results coming out the 27th. david: so it doesn't count. upwards and onwards, but not quite. david: not quite there. it's ok. i didn't really make a strong call this morning, unlike you. ready-made suits. yvonne: investors are pulling for me. david: let's go to break right now. operating profit forecast 49%. ¥2.46 billion. yvonne: i still have a chance. david: we're going to get there. juliette: i was -- >> welcome [indiscernible] cutting is forecast. we have no buys. stocks are going to come under pressure. down 2.3%. angie: wow. all right, thanks. that's the verdict from the stock exchange. our reporters' picks are based on news events. thank you for joining us on "first up" today. ♪ ♪ (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear

yvonne: now it is five days in atlanta.ig issue they didn't come to terms with over the weekend was the biologic drugs, the new age generation drugs. between the u.s. and australia in particular, this is about data exclusivity. theyyou develop a drug, have these exclusive rights for about eight years. they usually had it for 12 but they cut that down recently. australia, malaysia, peru, chile, said it is just too long because the information can be released and used to produce less costly generics. to pay forey have rsd, that is the point here, isn't it? yvonne: it is about innovation for u.s. manufacturers as well. they did have a compromise on a five-year timeframe. rishaad: tell me about dairy. yvonne: that seems to be the remaining sticking issue. big hurdle, because the u.s. and new zealand still are at odds about how less access they can get into -- about how much access they can get into the u.s. daily market. the u.s. saying, we are not going to be opening our own agriculture sector and lest we get some assurance th

. -- yvonne how is yvonne: you'ret? not going to expect much out of aged today.e wait for that fed decision. much.are not seeing falling for a second day in the asia-pacific. a mix of earnings coming out. japan though, a buck in the trend. the only green spot. .66% up.e day we ended the day around those session highs that we saw. we did see retail sales that missed estimates. , the hong kong once, dropping the most in a month. shanghai looking like this, 11% down. falling the most in a week. bad earnings, especially bad for traditional industries. we saw the kospi index down. domestic demands, department store sales rose 2.8% on the year. australia stocks down .2%. we've got inflation numbers that were a miss. cpi for the third quarter ended up 0.5% growth, that is lower than what we saw. you can see the australian dollar just plunging here. 71 u.s. cents. anna: yvonne man, thank you very much. that fed meeting, just to hammer home the expectation. 4% are the nubbers today. this could still be in play. the question is if december is it in play. if december is sti

yvonne man breaking those numbers for us out of samsung. yvonne: hi, angie.od news for samsung this quarter. it is a beat from what the forecast was. 7.3 trillion one is what we are seeing. the forecast was for 6.7 trillion, so we are more than one trillion won above instruments. -- estimates. the forecast was about 63% growth, so much higher than that. we are still going to see that these numbers are way smaller than what we saw two years ago, 10.2 trillion won back in 2013. sales wise was also a beat. the forecast was 50.6 trillion. the other numbers -- actual numbers are 50.1 trillion. about 7% on year growth that we have seen for the company. this is slight good news for what we have seen from the past year. 22 million dollars of market value has been wiped out of the stock, roughly the size of nintendo. it has been a rough year for the smartphone maker. the s six, the s-6 edge sales, the note sales have been lukewarm at best and have sputtered against apple in chinese makers. quarters, wefive have seen profits fall, but today we are seeing a beach here.

the suspect, yvonne lewis, was arrested in peabody. employee of the boston police she was not an officer. frank: federal investigators will be at worcester airport today. they want to know what caused a single-engine plane to crash there yesterday. the pilot, gary weller of connecticut, was killed. antoinette: remnants of the once-powerful hurricane patricia still causing issues in parts of texas. flooding from the storm even caused a 64-car pile-up there. and the rain isn't over yet. heavy rain sent flood waters flowing across much of texas this weekend. homes and farms swamped by the rising tide which took out roads and highways leaving water-logged cars barely visible. >> all the roads are washed out. antoinette: this funnel cloud spotted in harris county. strong winds taking a heavy toll on buildings, tearing down fences, tearing up roofs, and showering streets with debris. >> like the whole house just started to shake. i looked out the window. all you saw was a whirlwind of trash. antoinette: and this was the view on galveston bea

. -- yvonne lewis, who police say, pulled the trigger. t understand because they were so, so close. sera: the 11-year-old son was in place. it is unclear what happened. so strong. sera: several were wearing his trucking logo to honor his memory this morning in court. >> everybody loves him. it was lewis was at their home and everything was fine and -- just two weeks ago that yvonne lewis was at their home and every thing was fine and everyone was happy. erika: right now, the malden catholic community is mourning the death of a senior at the school. 17-year-old alex vitale of peabody was killed last night when his car crashed into a utility pole at forest and summit streets. when police arrived, they found vitale trapped inside. he died at lahey hospital. emily: police are searching for a driver who hit and killed a man in saugus. it happened on route one just after eleven last night. witnesses say the man was hit by a mercedes but the description of the car was vague. no other details have been released. weather. it will not always be quiet. emily: still at this hour, only in the 40

yvonne: it will speed up the recovery.hey say it will help to kind of strategize, a more country- specific strategy to be more comfortable in the local market. they will also have a chance to bring back some of the investors and customers lost in the fallout. they say it will give investors a choice. you can have a cash flow stream or a leading restaurant concept in a country with a fast-growing middle class. they say china has always been a !,ng-term strategy for yum upping stores to 20,000 in the future from 6900. world's biggest mining company said first-quarter iron ore output jumped 7%. the news puts bhp billiton on track to meet production targets as it expands in australia. iron ore prices have fallen 70% from four years ago due to falling demand in china. sony has agreed to settle claims from employees of her theft of personal information. the company will pay staff as much as $4.5 million and $3.5 million for legal fees. computers were hacked last year ahead of the release of "the interview." the breach exposed co

yvonne is standing by. yvonne, an interesting asian session. yeah, looks like we are seeing a global rally falter, the second day of losses in the asian-pacific region. you mentioned that softer read on the china inflation numbers, feeding concerns of global growth. the shanghai composite is down 3/10 of 1%, hang seng down 2/ of 1%. the only exceptions are thailand, and singapore was one of the bright spots earlier but now it is slack. they managed to avoid a recession, but even so, they did ease policy for the second time this year. some economists are saying this move was not good enough. i want to mention that the nikkei+++ seen in a couple weeks now. a lot of this concern comes from the commodities rally. the equity rally has been a dead cat. the yen gaining for a third day as investors look for havens. let's talk about gold. australia was down 1/10 of 1%, and we have seen that the gold miners are doing well. this is that they ended in australia, all in the green. resources are up as well. let's talk about the china industrial picture. prod

yvonne: bridgestone, the tire maker.n on friday which part to invest 30 billion yen on research and development and make a factory in tokyo. 13% down over six months. analysts like a. 0 sales. -- analysts like it. i will inflate. angie: nice! the verdict from the stock exchange. back in an angie: signs of stress. the gdp data expected to undermine the clintonian slowdown in china. discontinuing slow down in china. sales jumped 21%. end of an empire. john cryan dismantle the predecessor's operation impulses those down on the bank. -- and puts his own stamp on the bank. i am angie lau. welcome to "first up." our top story this morning -- the challenge facing china ahead of third quarter gdp numbers. let us growth report expected to confirm the slow down with premier li saying it will not be easy to hit at the 7% target. david and gless is here -- ingles was what we expect. a busy morning. 6.7% is the median. it's .9% is the highest. all the way to 6.4%. -- 6.9% is the highest. what will be different is china has tweaked th

yvonne: a little bit of profit taking. we are seeing across the board.e much a down day in the asia-pacific. we are slipping away from that two-month high. these big pivotal events coming out of the central banks this week. you mention the fed, the bank of japan. we have sweden and new zealand meeting this week. investors weighing in on what is going to happen out of the u.s. and japan. some economists say if we see the bit -- if we see the fed pushing rates back to 2016 and the boj stepping up stimulus, that could be positive for equities. today looking like a red day. renewed selling of shares after that raise cut that sent a euphoria. it looks like that is fading right now. that is a big improvement from what we have saw desk from what we saw in august. -- from what we saw in august. earnings down 1.10%. that has dragged down on asian stocks and u.s. futures lower. i do want to mention casino stocks. of a resort in macau today. leonardo dicaprio, martin scorsese, going to be there. even possibly brad pitt. all stocks falling today, especially not go c

yvonne, good to see you. yvonne: good to see you. maybe we can all get some ice cream in asia. look at this sea of green. we are seeing a rebound after two straight days of losses. quite a day for investors. recent u.s. data showing monetary policy may not be a threat at the moment. that is pumping sentiment in the region. we are back to the straight of that news is good news. up 2.3%. those chinese stocks in hong kong road -- rose to an eight-week high. the government says it is restructuring the telecom industry. clearing out those smes. big news out of korea. the central bank keeping policy unchanged. they need to flag some of the sagging growth and cut those forecasts for this year and next. end ons, i want to movers. we have been talking about japan not doing too well. that theany seems company failed to test the quality of its rubber products. surged 24% after it said the apartment building was built on falsified data. asahi cost a says that it falsified. galaxy, earnings coming up three hours ago. we did see profit there. improvement from a previous quarter. up 13%. the

morning yvonne. yvonne: week percentage data for sure. we mentioned the softer read on that china inflation number earlier this morning. that putting a damper in the region. consumer prices slowed. the biggest story is the factory gate deflation. 43 straight months we're talking about. falling. more room for the pboc to act. marketske a look in the here in the asia-pacific. already except for thailand and new zealand. japan worth noting. ending 2% down. the worse and about three weeks. the shanghai composite closing 1% down. the hang seng down .7%. japanese equities, a succession of seven stocks. by iron andouds led steel produces. investors look for havens. australia down by .1%. let's talk about singapore. they did avoid every session. easingtral bank policy for a second time this year. some economists say this is a subtle move. we are seeing the shares back down again after a little bounce early in the session. let's talk about the australia gold miners. your line of meant as caroline mentioned -- caroline mentioned every month high. t

yvonne: surprising figures on the exports. we will break down those u.s. dollar ones later, but exports year on year coming in lower, 1.1%. that is much less than what the survey was expected at 7.4% dropping from a year ago. so, quite a bit of adjustments as a bit of an improvement as we saw a 6.1% drop in exports in the month before. imports coming in a little worse than expected -- 17%. down in imports. the survey was forecasting a 60.5% drop and that is -- 16.5% drop and that is worse. ¥376 billion. that is bigger than expected. the survey was expecting ¥292.4 billion. that trade surplus exceeding what we saw in previous months. some growth from the trade surplus from what we saw the previous month. again, we might be seeing improvements on exports, there are still red flags. we did isee it from korea exports. it is showing more contraction, but it is much less than expected. the exports figures dropping 1.1% so we will see how the dollar terms are in a couple of minutes. rishaad: it should be stock positive. david is having a look at the reactions to

yvonne lewis heads to court tomorrow after police tracked her down. frank: newscenter 5's sera congi has the story from hyde park. sera: the victim has now died and his niece, a former boston police department employee is under arrest for allegedly shooting her uncle in the head. sera: frustrated family members rushed to the scene looking for answers. >> my mom, my son. sera: police converged on a hyde park neighborhood in the middle of the day for the report of a shooting. residents were warned to stay inside. >> something is going on. we tried to stay safe. sera: inside the wood avenue home, officers found a man in his 40's with a gunshot wound to his head. commissioner: he was taken to brigham and women's hospital in critical condition. sera: boston police officials say the victim's niece, 36-year-old yvonne lewis, was the shooter, and she drove off with the gun. launching a statewide search. commissioner: we believe she's armed. we believe she's dangerous. so we need the public's help. sera: after launching a statewide search, lewis was found in p

yvonne: it seems like the bats are piling on october 30.ld try to continue to expand policy here. it seems like what he said was that we don't need to. rishaad: he is not hinting at it. yvonne: he compared to what happened last year when he had to expand which was shocking. he says consumer prices are different. companies are seeing prices rising. he is seeing some pickup in inflation which was different from 2014. rishaad: thank you very much. let's quickly check on the other stories. upping the bid for power asset holdings. asia's second richest man offering $2.4 billion. he's trying to institute a special dividend to shareholders by raising that by 50%. ka-shing is trying to combine the company, all of it to strengthen the hong kong utility market. japan rates could go up $12 billion in its ipo after setting a tentative price range of $11.67 a share. final pricing will be later this month before japan listed on the fourth of november. it to be the biggest debut since 1998. some of the proceeds will be reconstruction and that is following

this is video of the arrest of yvonne lewis in peabody. shooting. the shooting sparked a massive search that finally ended in that dramatic arrest that you just saw. 7 yes, sir -- 7's kelly ayotte -- kelli o'hara has more. >> interview: shock. just utter shock. grew up with the family. family. >> reporter: friends and family left speechless after their loved one, yvonne lewis is led away by police in handcuffs, charged with murder. lewis is accused of shooting and killing her uncle at his hyde afternoon. minutes after allegedly pulling the trigger, lewis took off, sparking a manhunt. and as police scoured the city of boston for the woman they called armed and dangerous, hotel guests at an extended stay in peabody found louis in a much different state of mind. >> interview: she -- i believe what she had was a bible and she was reading from the bible. and praying i think. so she was definitely out of it a little bit. >> reporter: eyewitnesses tell 7 news when they found louis in a third floor hallway in the fetal position praying, they rushed to get t

angie: yvonne?g a look real estate company that acquires and improves prime location real estate, midsized. basically, stock has been up about 25% this year. .perating profit 57% up recommend thists stock as a buy, so we will see what happens. angie: that's the verdict from the stock exchange. back in one hour to see mark: i'm mark halperin. john: and i'm john heilemann. mark: "with all due respect" to those on the debate stage tonight, thanks for the shout out. >> with all due respect-- >> with all due respect-- >> with all due respect-- ♪ mark: the exodus from the desert well underway, the candidates, their surrogates, and the media in their way out of las vegas out of what was a reckoning. clinton, beset for months by controversy, held herself on stage much like maximus the gladiator.

yvonne man is standing by. yvonne: we have seen asian stocks on the way up. it's a rebound after two straight losses. is the growthy outlook, and back to this bad news is actually good news for equities. we learned about this overhaul in the telecoms industry. the nation's top three carriers creating what is called china towers. it is one central unit that will control all of the towers in the country. it will possibly help clean out these as oe's that are bloated -- soe's that are bloated. the kospi is up 20%. strengthening -- the one is strengthening. the bank of korea moves to lower growth and inflation forecast for this year and next. not a big adjustment for an economy that relies much on what happens outside of it to do this is clear reflection of these macro headwinds. jobsd see all the unexpectedly so. -- all the jobs so. offset what quite we have been seeing in mining. the 200re doing well in down under. i want to talk about macau casinos. they seem to be coming back. we also saw galaxy earnings that just came out. third-quarter profit beat estimates

as she talked about topics, tears when she lost to another loved one in her family and 36-year-old yvonne lewis shot her uncle in the head on saturday afternoon and that sparked a manhunt for about five hours and eventually taken into custody in peabody by peabody police and again, a region wide manhunt that went on for hours saturday afternoon and this morning the arraignment is set to take place any minute now in west roxbury district court on murder charges. the widow of clive francis spoke with us on camera and we will speak more coming up in 15 minutes and editing some of the footage now so you can see it and emotion on her face clearly heartbreaking, her family there to support her, she walked in with wedding picture in her hand i will show you all of that in just a few minutes. stay with us. reporting live outside west roxbury district court i'm michael henrich, fox25 news. >> daniel: vice president joe biden speaks for the first time since announcing he would not run for president and spoke to cbs60 minutes ahead of the reports of the announcement and how the son's death affected

anna: yvonne man joining us from hong kong -- have a good weekend, yvonne.a look at how european markets will open -- we with a slightp sense of positivity coming through from the u.s. session and asians russian. in the middle of your screen you can see the euro stocks set to open around half a percent higher at the start of trade, true for the ftse 100 and the dax. a number of sectors of individual corporate stores are playing into the story this morning, let's dive into some. european car sales are up again but volkswagen's market share has left. we are joined from berlin -- run us through the numbers. who is doing well at the expense of the vw? >> fiat is doing well, picking up market share, which is an arch nemesis. followed by the jeep brand, which doubled last month. folks likens counterparts from germany are doing well, picking up market shares. we are hearing reports of increasing discounts for vw cars. recallpany had to millions of cars in europe -- what is the latest on the extent of discounting we are seeing, the extent of the recall? >> there was

after yvonne allegedly shot her uncle in the head she fled the scene in a car. lewis worked for boston police 9 years as communications equipment operators before resigning in 2012. the motive behind the shooting remains a mystery. >> i never seen any sign of violence. >> they need their privacy to get together and be able to come to grips with there because it's an awful loss. reporter: clyde was rushed to brigham hospital where he was pronounced dead. >> he was loving, tender, kind, true. reporter: relatives read a statement from the family. >> we are grieving for beloved son, brother and father. a life lost forever and family ever changed with tragic incident. >> they need prayers. those who believe in god please pray for them irk lewis is due in court on monday. paul postma wbz news. >>> the pennsylvania mother at the center of an amber alert will face a judge tomorrow but tonight tiffany cherry says she simply did not trust her local hospital. >> i brought him to boston because boston children's is where i felt he needed to be. >> cherry was arrested after

let's get over to yvonne. yvonne: good morning. let's talk about the sony shares.this after the market closed, but we saw the shares up for the day. reports that the james bond movie did better on the first last james did the bond movie. you mentioned those weaker than expected earnings. overall, a mixed picture in the asia-pacific. we are down now. after the fomc meeting, signaling a december rate hike, back in play. we are looking at one of the best months since may 2009. we searched about 9%. japan, not too much direction. surprising rise in industrial production out of the economy. december. for that japan may not have entered into a recession. we will see how that goes. still a lot of data coming out ahead of that boj meeting. we have household spending as well as inflation numbers. one big number we are talking samsung,and korea, talking about the longest winning streak in six years. it gained eight days straight. profit missed estimates, but a big gift to investors. they will tap into that cash pile and buyback $10 billion worth of stock. nintendo, falling t

. >> fiona and yvonne. >> let's listen. why don't you baby you don't really love me but you keep me hangin' on you don't really need me let me be freefiona's in the red. i'm going with fiona. >> i'm going with yvonne. >> this battle is fiona. >> congratulations. are' moving on to the knockout. >> there's your steal, gwen stefani. moves it! and there's blake shelton! we've got another steal. >> oh, you're pissed now. >> you're so dumb. >> i pick blake. >> what? >> gwen hit it first and blake just chimed in to harass gwen. >> to our point, she did what she thought was best for her. she had the courage to say, i want him. >> yes, she did. >> good for her. >> there's that show called "the best time ever". >> they pranked them. >> they both got dressed up and were told they were going to be christmas ornaments. so matt stepped into what was supposed to be photo booth decked out. >> that's worth it right there before anything happened. >> he got in the booth, got scammed and take a look at what happened. >> as i stepped in next,

i am yvonne man. angie: china's chief internet rivals are moving closer together.d tencent joint to provide restaurant ratings and bookings all across china. zeb eckert joins us with more. zeb: consolidation, and a lucrative market for both companies. meituan andng about dianping. two major players in local services market. movie tickets, restaurant bookings. ituant on to the me website. did not make much progress. this is major for people to look restaurants. big services market. $1.6 trillion. ncentave alibaba and te coming together later today for the combination to be announced. it would be the second time that founders ofy ma, those respective companies, come together and resent a challenge to baidu. it would really pose a threat to baidu because they are investing $3 billion in its own product, a local services venture. everything from car service to restaurant bookings -- all those little elements of life in a big country like china. that adds up to big business with lots of scale opportunities. this for should flag global investors watching around the world

. >> the investigators say when they arrived yvonne lewis was gone. police found her hours later several towns away. yvonne lewis will be in court this morning facing murder charges as her dad is forced to watch officers walk in and out of his home, now a crime scene. >> you never ever come back -- >> family hopes that during the arraignment this morning they'll motive. >> jadiann: also this morning, the mother who sparked a multistate amber alert heads back to court today to try to regain custody of her children. tiffany cherry, born and raiseddener boston says when a nurse near her home in pennsylvania told her her son needed to be admitted to the hospital she made the drive to boston. cherry says the colin called police and an amber alert was issued. boston police arrested her after she arrived at the hospital. >> my children were receiving substandard healthcare at best and i'm tired of it. i would never imagine this could happen in america in 2015. i have the right to seek the best care for my children. i have the right to that. >> jadiann: cherr

4:37 right now, a former boston police dispatcher accused of killing her uncle would 36-year-old yvonne lewis appeared hunched over and distraught, she ordered a 20 day mental health. she is accused of killing her uncle much relatives filled the courtroom and say francis was trying to calm her down when he was killed. >> my heart is broken and all i can do is just look at her and think about the times when we were around her and just wonder what inspired her to snap. >> family members say lewis had moving back to boston from atlanta earlier this year. >>> unfathomable, that is what the nfl vacate tom the league filed a new brief in its appeal yesterday, they used close to 60 pages to argue that the collective bargaining agreement gave commissioner roger goodell to uphold tom brady's four game suspension, the association must file their response by november 7th, the case will be heard sometime after the regular season ends. >>> speaking of the patriots, let the trash talking in, this is chris mccain, his twitter avatar ready to crush brady, mccain says the picture is from last season and

i'm calling him. francis' niece yvonne lewis, a former boston police dispatcher shot her uncle in the head, killing him. francis' wife says their son was there when it happened. >> i don't understand. they were so, so close. why would you do something like this? >> reporter: lewis' father stuck in the middle. >> i don't know. i don't know. some people don't like to hear the truth. >> reporter: now a family torn apart, walking into court looking for answers. the francises would have celebrated their wedding anniversary thursday. >> my husband was a very devoted husband, father, grandfather. he was just such a sweet, sweet person. >> reporter: tracy lewis says yvonne recently moved back to boston after living in atlanta, and a number of relatives say that when they saw her, they thought something was wrong. lewis' arraignment, again, scheduled to take place right here in west roxbury district court in a few minutes. i'm byron barnett, 7 news. >> anchor: police searching for the driver in a deadly hit-and-run in saugus. they say the driver of a red vehicle hate pedestrian on route one la

she's expected in court this morning. 36-year-old yvonne lewis was arrested in peabody hours after 49-year-old clive francis was shot in the head outside the family's hyde park home saturday night. a motive for the murder is still unknown. >> it's a total shock, an understatement. he was very playful. he was loving. he was tender, kind, true. >> lewis worked for boston police for nine years as a communications equipment operator before resigning in 2012. >>> three men are due in court today accused of making meth inside a burlington hotel. police arrested the three men friday night at the son necessary take -- sonesta es suites after a tip from one of the employees. one of the suspects was seen wearing an ankle bracelet and acting suspicious. they found a large amount of meth inside the hotel room and plastic bags for covering the smoke detectors. >>> massachusetts leaders will take part on the package for the opioid addiction crisis. governor baker and senator ed markey are expected to attend. the package will be held at the edward m. kennedy institute and moderated by wbz political

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his niece, 36-year-old yvonne lewis, is charged with murder. family members say the two had always been close but their relationship was damaged after lewis got involved with drugs. loved ones also say before the shooting saturday lewis was angry and her uncle went to the home to calm her down. she'll be arraigned here at the west roxbury district court today. congi, wcvb, newscenter 5. randy: the fire marshal says the fire that destroyed this home in taunton is gas related. the home exploded sunday afternoon. the woman inside was able to escape. the explosion was so powerful it rocked nearby homes. >> she was a beautiful person inside and out. emily: family and friends come together to remember a rochester, new hampshire, teen who died of a possible drug overdose. 17-year-old eve tarmey was found dead on october 17 in a motel room. she was staying in the motel with her mother and her mother's boyfriend. randy: the controversial issue of physician-assisted suicide will once again be debated at the state house. the joint committee on public heal

yvonne lewis is led away by police in handcuffs charged with murder. lewis is accused of shooting and killing her uncle in the hyde park home saturday afternoon. minutes after allegedly pulling the trigger lewis took off sparking a manhunt. and as police scour the city of boston for the woman they called armed and dangerous, hotel guests in an extended stay found lieu nis a much different state of mind. >> she, i believe what she had was a bible and she was reading from the bible and playing, i think, so she was definitely out of it a little bit. >> eyewitnesses tell 7 news when they found lewis in the third floor hallway in the fetal position praying, they >> and she said she was waiting for someone and initially when i saw her i thought she was on drugs or drunk. >> lewis seen here in the linkedin profile a possible police employee and anything but violent. >> a sweet young lady. hard working, ambitious, and go getter. the system thrown off. sdm, then it is going to adam williams said earlier this state is going to the repercussions with domestic vio

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yvonne ndege, al jazeera, nigeria. >>> restoring a deal originally broken i belarus. >> when the leaders of russia, france, germany and ukraine met in minsk, in february, they were locked in talks for 14 hours before announcing a break through. but the ceasefire collapsed almost immediately. last month both sides agreed to try again. the hope of a return to normal life, so far the ceasefire appears to be holding. for now, the normandy 4 has a chance to give the minsk protocol another go. it includes 13 key points including the withdrawal of heavy weaponry, from the russian-ukraine border, in parts of the country controlled by the separatists cam with tensions as they currently are, the road ahead is challenging. >> the key issue here is, the control of the ukrainian-russian border. because ukraine believes that once they have control over this border then really they are controlling what's going in and out. so they're controlling the supply lines from russia into the rebel held regions. >> in return for signing up to the minsk agreement russia is expected to ask for an easing of internat

a drexel graduate died along with her mother, yvonne. >>> investigators say at least two people are dead after a small plane crash into the a home near the california/nevada border. our nbc affiliate in reno says officials are not giving any further details. the faa and ntsb will continue their investigations today. >>> the eagles are back home and hoping to get back on the winning track. hear from the players ahead of this afternoon's match-up against the saints. >> i would hate to think that, you know, utley tried to hurt somebody. >> or did he? this morning, former philly's star, chase utley, under investigation for this hit. what major league officials say concerns them the most. >> announcer: this is nbc 10 news. >> chase utley is no longer a philly, but he's still a mets killer. look at the takeout slide he made for the dodgers in the playoff game in l.a. his slide led the dodgers to a comeback victory over new york but broke the left leg of the mets short stop, ruben tejada. he was carted off the field. in case you are wondering, it's not the first time he and tejada tangled. we p

. >> reporter: friend and fannedly left speechless after yvonne louis is lead away in handcuffs. she is accused of shooting and killing her uncle. minutes after allegedly pulling the trigger louis took off sparking a manhunt. as police scoured the city of boston for the woman they call arm and dangerous, hotel guests had an extended stay in peabody found louis much in a different different state of police. i believe she had a bible and she was' reading from the bible praying i think. so she was definitely out of it a little bit. >> reporter:ions eyewitnesses say when they found louis praying they rushed to get the hotel a call to call 911. >> my mom asked her if she was okay and she said she was waiting for someone. i thought she was on drugs or drunk. >> reporter: louis was a boston police employee. a woman neighbors say was anything but violent. >> a sweet young lady. hard-working. ambitious. a go getter. so that is why i'm thrown off. >> reporter: kelli o'hara, 7 news today in new england. >> more news today in worcester, a plane comes crashing down shortly after taking off ki

reporter: tracy francis and nearly 3 dozen relatives gasped when yvonne lewis powered for her arraignment hunched over and distraught. she fired a gun three times striking clyde francis in the head once. he had been called to this hyde park home by lewis's parents because she was out of control. her family thought francisco calm her down. >> they were very, very close. this is why i do not understand what happened. reporter: after the shooting prosecutors say lewis took off in her uncle's car while francis' 11-year-old son walked upstairs and found him shot. >> last words was his son name. >> the fact that my son had to witness that it was just so horrifying. reporter: if family members were looking for answers about the crime they found few at the courthouse. lewis' lawyer court appointed sky visit said she was incoherent and talking to her sell. the judge ordered a mental health evaluation. family members said lewis had been acting strangely since moving back to boston from atlanta. but they left court determined not to let this tear the family apart. >> i have to forgive her. this is w

. >>> a dispatcher accused of killing her uncle is expected in court. 36-year-old yvonne lewis was arrested in peabody hours after clyde francis was shot in the saturday night. a motive for the murder is still a mystery. >> it's total shock. he was very playful. he was loving. he was tender, kind, true. >> lewis worked for boston police for nine years as a communications equipment 2012. >>> a dorchester man is due in court today charged in an armed assault in the fenway neighborhood. boston police say a woman was attacked and thrown to the ground near park drive early yesterday morning as the suspect attempted to steal her purse. when the victim fought back, police say the attacker slashed her with a knife. police arrested the suspect, 53- the woman is expected to be okay. >>> a instruct -- structural engineers are trying to decide if this commercial building in medford needs to be torn down after a roof partially collapsed there. a large section of that roof caved in with debris falling inside. it once housed a dry cleaner but is now vie cants. >>> more people in boston -- vacant. more peo

yesterday yvonne lewis was arraigned in front of dozens of family members. prosecutor say she shot and killed clive francis. the woman has been hearing voices, talking to herself and has been unresponsive. she is due back in court december 16. >>> 4:14. police are searching for a say is suffering from mental challenges. 67-year-old elga pres po was last seen walking near her home last seen walking near her home. wearing a gray sweater and black and white pants. the family is worried because she is also diabetic. if you see her, you are asked to contact police immediately. >>> now 4:14. this morning former wayland athletic director tells fox25 that the school district is out to get him. police arrested steven cass. ca, s illegally kept a computer job. cass tells us his cart was not renewed after he exposed widespread problems in the sports department. he said all his school had to do was call him for the laptop. >> they never asked for it back >> they never asked for it they asked for me to pay for it it. they gave it to me. >> wayland superintendent said the