abc news releases a new national poll. how donald trump's about women are affecting his poll numbers. josh: if you thought it was warmer today, then just wait until the workweek ahead. we take a look at the higher temperatures that are on the way. cherise: the tribute to the fallen officer on the 10th anniversary of that fatal shooting. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at 6:00.

. >> wisn 12 news time is 4:35. a new warning this morning from apple. >> coming up on "wisn 12 news this morning," the sign you should watch out for before placing an order online. >> plus, loose change that really adds up. why some pennies you might find could earn you a thousand >> happy friday morning. i want to show you what is happening right now. you are seeing on the milwaukee camera, this is so cool by the way, that is just cool, i wanted temperatures near 46 degrees. it is breezy out there and feeling like 41. you are seeing the flag right there. the temperatures are feeling like the low 40s. some of the places inland under a frost advisory. we have a latest on the news. ben? >> thank you, lindsay. right now drive times, pulling them up to the screen, we are all in the green. this morning, a new warning for anyone about to buy a new iphone or ipad. >> apple is telling consumers to be on the lookout for # counterfeit accessories. apple is now suing a new jersey company reportedly selling fake chargers and c

abc news, gio benitez, new york. >>> well, wells fargo has a new leader this morning after the embattled ceo stepped down. john stumpf was under increasing fire over the account scandal. elizabeth warren was demanding he resign. he walks away with a $20 million pension and $100 million in stock. >>> it's a big day for gamers and sony releasing a virtual reality platform that comes out today. vr. sony hopes tens of millions of play station users and competitive price makes it the leader when it comes to virtual reality experiences. it runs you $400, and you need to have a play station 4 in >>> city in australia is taking a stand against pornography. supporters of an effort to make the south of australia free from porn turned out for a rally there. among those in attendance, 200 civic leaders who made a simple pledge. >> i commit that i won't view porn, and i will help create a city free of porn. >> they say pornography promotes domestic violence and exploits women. the mayor pointed out it was not a ban on porn. 75% of the city's residents are christians, but supporters say the campaign i

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headquarters in new york, this is n"nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. with his campaign losing ground and his party locked in a civil war over whether to even support him, donald trump has proclaimed the shackles are off. the republican nominee lashing out today and making it clear that any republican who isn't with him will pay a price. a brand-new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll taken after sunday's debate with a nine-point lead over trump, 46-37, in a four-way match-up. to get back on track, trump appears to be reverting to the combative unscripted candidate we saw in the primaries. already today, demonstrating that nothing is off limits. nbc's hallie jackson has details. >> reporter: throwing red meat to his supporters, a donald trump tweet storm, hitting fellow republicans and hillary clinton. so nice that the shackles have been taken off me, trump apparently trump chained down. >> they're rapists. >> he's not a war hero. >> you got to see this guy, oh, i don't know what i said. >> reporter: a senior adviser said a new campaign ad out tonight p

saying "on to new beginnings". work on the new pier is scheduled to begin early in 2017, with a grand opening expected late in 20-18. you've heard of snakes on planes-- but snakes in cars-- seems to be the new problem. on tuesday-- we showed you this video from a pinellas county man -- who says a 6-foot snake emerged from his under his hood! new this morning-- another incident... and this time, the snake was inside the car! a south carolina woman says this snake popped its head out of the dashboard of her truck! she says for 10 terrifying minutes-- the snake poked its head in and out of the dashboard. she says she started praying the snake didn't get any closer. lisa says she couldn't figure out how the snake got the first place. so she came up with a solution to her problem. she went home that night, cleaned out her truck -- and sold it! the internet can be a funny place. and cleveland indians' pitcher ryan merritt now knows that all too well. he helped secure the team's spot in the world series wednesday night...

angelica spanos, abc news, new york. erin: there are several key races here in new hampshire, including the race for the corner office. the two candidates take part in a forum last night. the forum was hosted by the police association. democrat colin van ostern and republican chris sununu answered 15 questions, including how they would keep the state safe. >> i know that the central safety is to overcome this crisis. that means making sure you have the tools you need, whether it's operation granite hammer or programs like the successful expansion of medicaid healthcare coverage in our state. >> over the next five and 10 years, we have to make sure we remain competitive with recruitment, salaries, benefits, programming. we have a lot of folks right now, young people, that are not looking, otherwise they would have been, but currently not looking at law enforcement. erin: to learn more about the senate, and house and compare them on the issues that matter most to you, go to the politics section of our website, wmur.com. se

new this morning, we're taking you behind-the-scenes of abc's hottest new show. "notorious" airs thursday nights on wisn 12. the drama centers on the symbiotic relationship between a powerhouse tv producer and a charismatic defense attorney. i talked to the real-life frienemies who inspired the series. former "larry king live" producer wendy walker and a-list lawyer mark geragos. >> it's a little surreal to watch it though, but we like watching ourselves since daniel is so handsome and piper is so beautiful and so intelligent. it's kinda fun being able to watch them together. right, you can rough off life's edges with these two. >> you can watch an all-new episode of "notorious" tonight at eight followed by "how to get away with murder" and "wisn 12 news at ten." for you. >> the series is reportedly filming in milwaukee today! country singer chris lane tweeted that he's playing a concert in milwaukee at nine tonight. he wrote it's for a taping of an abc show. a green bay radio station is reporting that it's an episode of "the bachelor." this seems likely because

live from mullica hill new jersey gray hall channel6 "action news." rick. >> gray, thank you. >>> turning now to accuweather and the big change in store for our region as we look live outside right now at the commodore barry bridge. we had a taste of summer all week long but tonight rain could move in and by tomorrow we will be 15 to 20 degrees cooler outside. meteorologist cecily tynan is at the big board with the forecast. the winds of change, cecily. >> rick, it will feel more than 30 degrees cooler tomorrow when you factor in the temperatures and the wind. right now it still feels like summer holding at 79 degrees in philadelphia. we've been there for the past four hours but if you look to the west, temperatures in the 40's and 50's. that air mass is moving our way. it's a cold front and the leading edge of that cold front right now is moving through lancaster county approaching chester county. no lightning with this but were he do have some heavy downpours right now and it's moving very slowly. so, it's moved through lancaster, reading right now

new olay eyes. ageless >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> the blue angels own the skies this weekend during fleet week in baltimore. the navy's precision flying team roared over the waterfront at speeds up to 7 hundred miles an hour. the pilots do about 70 shows a year. >>> on the cbs "moneywatch" now. the federal deficit surges. and macy's is welcoming shoppers on thanksgiving. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. stock prices in this country under pressure amid kern about global trade. for the week, the dow lost 99 points. s&p down 20 and nasdaq finished the week 77 points lower. >>> the federal deficit increased for the first time since 2006. spending exceeded revenue by 587 billion dollars for the fiscal year that just ended. a growing number of medicare, medicaid and social security recipients increased. >>> the obama administration lifted on cigars. americans travel

captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning from the cbs news news rude at studio 57, here in new york, good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. the national hurricane center says the threat to the southeastern part of the united states to hurricane matthew has increased. the storm is surging through the over or near the island of haiti. matthew is headed north with life-threatening wind, rain and surges, with winds of 145 miles per hour. hurricane warnings are in effect for haiti, cuba and the bahamas. haiti to get up to 40 inches of rain. pounding flash floods, mudslides and storm surges are possible. the blunt of the storm is set to winds, the makeup took a hit. schools have been closed indefinitely, some turned into shelters. this is matthew as seen from the national space station. the governors of north carolina and florida have declared states of emergency. later told, it is likely a hurricane watch will be issued for florida's atlantic coast. >>> and now to the latest political storm, hillary clinton and donald trump going at it following a report that trump may have avoided pa

abc news, hoboken, new jersey. >>> the braves said a final good-bye to turner field. the team opens a new stadium 15 miles away next season. >> say it's not so. the final game featured a special appearance by two well-known fans, president jimmy carter and his wife, both had their brave hats on and seen on the stadium the stadium kiss cam. >> the smooch got cheers, and it was not the first appearance on the kiss cam, by the way, but seen there last september. >> he's a regular. if you see the kiss cam, it's catch you kissing, the most beautiful moment. those guys are the first couple. they have been there. >> didn't help the team enough. >> no. braves are terrible. >> sorry. >> new stadium will pick them up. >>> kim kardashian held at gunpoint. the latest and how her husband reacted to the emergency while on stage. >>> plus, the scare in the air. a plane misses its first landing due to winds and touched down. you're watching "world news now." >>> "world news now" weather brought to you by swiffer. lulu's lulu's hair just floats. uhh help me! (doorbell) mom, check this

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abc news, winston-salem, north carolina. >>> turning to other news. in north dakota, more than 100 people have been arrested during an operation to force pipeline protesters off of private land. demonstrators clashed with police setting fires to tires and throwing objects. one woman was air forrested for allegedly firing shots at police. ruined drinking water and would disturb pure yal sites. >>> a national wild life rescue in oregon, they claimed the takeover was an act of civil diso bead yaps. the standoff started in january and lasted six weeks. they still face charges in nevada from a 2014 standoff with federal agents in a case involving their father. >>> president obama has commuted the sentences for 98 federal inmates, all were imprisoned for drug crimes and nearly half serving life sentences. the president granted early releases to 688 inmates this year. that, by the way, is the most commutations granted by a president in a single year. >>> a big payout in the defamation case filed by penn state against one of the school's former assistant foot

news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm don dahler. could be called the undercard in the great presidential prize fight. vice presidential candidates, tim kaine and mike pence will square off tonight for the first and only debate of the campaign season. an both will likely face questions about the latest revelations about donald trump's taxes. tax documents show that trump lost so much money in the 1990s, nearly a billion dollars, that he may not have had to pay federal taxes for decades. major garrett with the trump campaign begins our coverage. >> i have legally used the tax was unapologetic after "the new york times" reported he claimed a business loss of nearly $916 million on his 1995 personal tax returns. those losses could have shielded trump from federal income tax for years. >> i understand the tax laws better than almost anyone. >> trump has the not released any tax returns and a trump lawyer threatened the times with legal action for unauthorized publication of trump's rec

brandon gun oh, 7 news. >> anchor: stay with 7 news for continuing coverage for the race for the white house. we're getting very close. you can get the latest on air and on on-line on as well as our web site whdh.com. >> anchor: 7 news now turning to the forecast. fall is in full swank. a little chill in the air but there. rain moving out giving way to some sunny skies today. jeremy reiner is here with the forecast. >> reporter: right now numbers in the upper 50's, city at 59, jaffrey 52. start the day with clouds even showers down through the south carolina, south shore and the cape. but after those clouds peeled out of here, we've had a fair amount of sunshine. breeze is back with us and again a west and northwesterly breeze behind a cold front that. was a old front that came lieu here this morning, which will usher in a chung of cool air here is that area of high pressure which will deliver the chilly conditions overnight tonight and more so tomorrow and again on wednesday. so for tonight, partly cloudy skies, the wind will fade away and chilly, temperatures this evening heading thr

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news." >>> 35 days before the election. hillary clinton has taken the lead over donald trump. a cbs news poll has clinton up 4 points before the first debate last monday they were tied. ot 32% said their impression of clinton improved. while 36% said their opinion of trump got worse. on monday, trump defended his use of the tax code to legally pay as little in taxes as he could. here is major garrett. >> i have legally used the tax laws to my benefit. >> reporter: in colorado, donald trump was unapologetic after "the new york times" report heed claimed a business loss of personal tax returns. those losses could have shielded trump from federal income taxes for years. >> i understand the tax laws better than almost anyone. >> reporter: trump not released any tax returns and a trump lawyer threatened the times with legal action for unauthorized publication of trump's records. the documents were mailed anonymously, susan craig and david barstow. >> i was walking by my i checked it. an envelope

we start with serious news and a scare here in the new york area. right on the campaign trail, rather, a plane nominee, mike pence, skidding off a runway in new york. >> let's take a look at the scene at laguardia airport hours ago. the ntsb is sending a go team to figure out what went wrong. now, those teams are reserved for major accidents. >> look how bad this could have been. the plane stopped at a barrier just feet from the busy highway that runs past the airport there at laguardia. that's when the emergency crews jumped into action. involving the campaign airplane of republican vice presidential nominee mike pence. the front wheels of the boeing 737 coming to a stop several feet off the runway after what was a terrifying landing in rough weather. abc reporter among the 48 on board. >> felt a big bump upon landing and the plane skid off the runway. >> reporter: the powerful storms in new york already caused the plane's departure from iowa to be sev football on the tarmac with his daughter and staffers. no one could imagine the rough flight ahea

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"nightly news" begins right now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. with 11 days to go, the head of the fbi dropped a bomb in the race for president this afternoon. one that has the trump campaign celebrating and the clinton camp scratching its head. director james comey have turned up that have fbi agents once again back on the trail of hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server. the source of the e-mails is the other big surprise here. nbc news has learned they didn't come from clinton's server, or even wikileaks, but rather they were found on a computer belonging to anthony weiner, the estranged husband of clinton's long-time aide huma abedin, and the target of a sexting investigation. for clinton, it's too soon to know the legal be immediate. nbc's justice correspondent pete williams has late details. >> reporter: nearly four months after saying its investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail serve ers of over and recommending no charges, fbi director james comey said new e-mails have come to light.

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of course, stay with 7 news for the very latest on this breaking news story. pumpkins plucked from a farm there. four suspects methodically grabbing the gourds at night. it was a pricey heist, too. they took off with more than 2,000 dollars of pumpkins. >> sarah: police are hoping that footage will help lead them to the suspects. even at night, it is clear as day. caught on camera: four people stealing dozens of pumpkins from a new jersey farm. >> i pulled in. and half of my display was gone. >> sarah: about 200 pumpkins worth more than $2,000 t four young men, came three different times to grab their loot. >> it is not funny at all. this is blatant thievery. it is not a prank. a prank is when you do something and everybody laughs about it. i'm not laughing. >> reporter: todd's family has owned and operated the farm and market for over 120 years. >> i work really hard. this is how we make our living to pay our bills. it is about the principle. >> reporter: the farm security system includes a license plate detection program. >> i'm really hoping they get caught

in new york, julie banderas, fox news. >> more details now samsung's cry sis could be good news for google. their brand new smart phone pixel could become the hottest christmas gift this who plan to purchase a samsung product i. can also be good news as mentioned in the package, for apple. when samsung first issued the global recall, 34% of users said they would not buy another phone from samsung. >> tonight, there are customer fews in many cities in north carolina as flood waters from hurricane matthew continue to rise. one man trapped inside his flooded house was rescued thanks to twitter. he and his dog were in the attic called 911 and the call wouldn't go through. he went too facebook and sent a picture saying hey, at least you are not this guy. >> i said if he is in the neighborhood right now filming he must have a boat or something. >> the brother reached out to the drone operator on twitter and the man was able to get a fema boat and help save the homeowner and dog who were stuck in the attic for 14 hours. coming up at 4:30, the full report in the the aftermath of hurricane matthew.

new yorkers being new yorkers they turned around almost instantly. by the end of summer things were turning around remarkably. it started when new york banks gave a large loan to the federal government for its warchest. these are the same banks that have been funding the south 50 years before that. cynical explanation for that, when talking to banks the cynical explanation is the right one, they were hoping by pumping a lot of money in the warchest right away, would end very quickly and they could go back to business with the south. for new york the great thing is the federal government spends that money, a lot of that money in new york city, buying medical supplies in brooklyn at the time. they bought uniforms from brooks brothers who were starting out at the time, the waterfront gets busy fitting out warships, and the business men replace the loss of cotton with the south with will, lumber and other commodities from the west, a lot of investing on wall street, speculating on wall street, speculating on gold because the price of gold, it makes a who

after hearing the news? >> sitting shif a. >> almost time to say good-bye to pastrami, corned beef on rye, piled sky high. from the carnegie deli in mid down. >> a lot of big names have eaten there. still ahead on "eyewitness news", baby news for hollywood couple. we're taking you to the movies. true story hits the big screen on the worse oil spill in us history. we'll have preview of deep water horizon. plugs skipping school like a boss, the excuse one student used to get out of school after meeting bruce springsteen. we'll be right back. katiejoey, ricky, eileen,hnny, me, and colleen...immy, all 10 of us raised on a policeman's salary and a mom working as a restaurant hostess. imagine trying to do that today, with washington looking out for the favored few. i'll bring a different point of view to the u.s. senate - working class roots and the mother of three, i'll put middle class families ahead of wall street. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message because it's your turn to get ahead. i think my stro

this is the "cbs morning news." >>> donald trump is ramping up his rhetoric, claiming that the election is rigged, while his running mate is trying to downplay the accusation. >>> hillary clinton faces another wikileaks dump. >>> the battle for mosul begins. iraqi troops, backed by a u.s.-led coalition, moves in to retake the iraqi-controlled city. >>> "rolling stones" "a rape on campus" story lands the magazine in court today in a defamation lawsuit. headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> donald trump has intensified his rigged election rhetoric. more clinton e-mails have been released. this morning there is anger following the bombing of a republican campaign office in north carolina. a new cbs news battleground tracker poll taken after the release of video where trump talks about groping women shows am hillary clinton is now ahead 46-40 points over trump. the clinton jump is due to a switch by women voters. clinton has gone from a five-point advantage to a 15-point lead. hen

"nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. 15 days to go, and the debates behind us, time and opportunities for game-changing moments are growing short in the race for president. virtually every poll shows hillary clinton ahead, but by different margins. over the weekend, an abc news tracking poll of likely voters put clinton 12 points in front of donald trump, while a cnn/orc poll out this afternoon shows her leading by five. the numbers have trump calling foul, as he looks for traction in all-important florida. and hillary clinton today showing newfound confidence. we're on the road with both campaigns, starting with andrea mitchell in new hampshire. >> reporter: tonight, hillary clinton in battleground new hampshire, the candidate's new confidence showing. >> i wish the election were today. >> reporter: joined by liberal star, senator elizabeth warren, a top donald trump tormenter. >> he thinks that because he has money that he can call women fat pigs and bimbos. >> rep

. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 "daybreak." thank you for waking up with us. i am erin fehlau. sean: i am sean mcdonald. it was drizzly yesterday. today the warmth will be the story. it will not feel like hard-core fall. kevin: temperatures in the 70's with the west wind at 10 miles per hour to 20 miles per hour after early clouds and patchy fog with a friend coming through this morning. skies clear by middle to late morning with a sunny and warm from the 50's to middle 60's this morning. jumping into the 70's with the sunshine this afternoon. eventually, cooler air this evening. the next system with rain chances. war on that late-week forecast in a bit. we're joined by 95.7 wzid's deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning. reduced road lanes in pembroke. is one lane with utility crews. be aware of the extra delays that will form through that stretch. 93 north and south living well through the state of new hampshire with no major problems. we will see delays on concord on 393 the domain closure from 8:00 to 3:00 for re

but good news for clinton in our new nbc news analysis. more democrats have voted so far in ohio than republicans. campaign sources tell nbc news clinton is not just thinking about election day, but beyond. laying the ground work for >> she said to him, and donald, whatever happens, we need to work together afterwards. >> reporter: and clinton increasing her outreach to republicans and independents too. this new ad featuring khizr khan, a clinton supporter and gold-star family member, once again going after trump. and joe biden taking shoots too. >> i wish we were in high school, i could take him behind the gym. >> right now, she's a basketball team going into the four corners, just not making any clock out. >> reporter: but tonight, more fall-out from the stolen e-mails from her campaign chairman. not authenticated by nbc news. a new e-mail showing clinton's top aides disagreed with her push to hold a clinton global initiative meeting in morocco in return for a $12 million pledge from the moroccan government. top aide huma abedin writing,

and sources tell abc news that donald trump's team is launching a lawsuit against "the new york times," and it is demanding it retract the story and apologize. kendis, diane. >> all right, angelica, thank you. trump is holding another rally in florida today after making yet another incendiary claim. >> last night trump told supporters in florida that isis will take over this country and this part of the world if hillary clinton is elected president. he added that islamic safe fighters are hoping and praying that clinton wins the white house. >>> and hillary clinton held a late night rally in las vegas where she spoke to about 4,000 people. she told supporters to persuade friends who support trump to join her side. friends don't let friends vote for trump. early voting in nevada starts a week from saturday. >>> and hillary clinton's campaign chairman has been hacked again. after wikileaks posted thousands of john podesta's e-mails, his twitter account has been compromised now. a tweet from podesta's account last night said, i've switched teams. vote trump 2016." now, that tweet was lat

"nightly news" begins headquarter in new york, this is nbc nightly news with kate snow. good evening, it is been a weekend filled with news. democrats scrambling. we learn from the letter from fbi director comey, the fbi is reviewing a new batch of e-mails reulating to h donald trump calling this the biggest political scandal since water gate. there are still unanswered questions. how were the e-mails discovered or what did they contain and are they duplicates of e-mails known to the fbi. with few details made public, democrats accused the fbi director of playing politics. we have all angles. we begin tonight with kasie hunt in florida. fbi. harry reid of nevada sending a letter accusing james comey of violating the hack act of so close to election day. >> hillary clinton did not mention the fbi issue at all. >> hillary clinton trying to stay the course in the face of the fbi's bomb shell announcement. >> powering ahead like early voters florida. >> you need to get out and vote. and on church on sunday. >> no matter what is thrown at us, we need to stay focused on our go

for now we are live in dracut, i'm kathryn burcham, fox 25 news. >> a new hampshire homeowner opened fire on a burglar this morning and right now police there are searching for the suspect. it happened at a home on wood hill road in auburn. police say an unarmed man broke into the home around 8:30 this morning. the the owner did have a gun and fired several shots but the wooded area near a local lake. that suspect is described as a man in his 30s with gray hair and a beard. >> starting to day it was an ice cold wednesday, wasn't it? take a look at the video from boston i. looks summery but don't be field, it has been very cold outside, and in fact, some messy weather is on the way. chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz is here and you are forecasting rain, even a few, dare i say it, snowflakes for some areas? >> you dared. there it was. 49 degrees. that's the high temperature much like what we saw yesterday. and right now, it is still chilly out there. temperatures are in the 40s, of course it's still chilly. you didn't expect it to warm up did you? 48 boston, 41, and when you factor

right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. exactly two weeks from election day, the center of gravity in this contest tonight rests in florida, where both hillary clinton and donald trump battled for votes today. for trump, behind in virtually every poll, the path to victory starts and ends in florida. he himself calling it a must-win. poll released over the weekend has clinton ahead by three points. today clinton tried to force her advantage by targeting early voters there, while trump tried to pounce on a potential new clinton vulnerability. let's begin with nbc's hallie jackson in tallahassee. hallie, good evening. >> reporter: hi there, lester. this here is donald trump's fourth rally in this state in less than 48 hours, as he turns into the final stretch. slowing down on fundraising, now a and messaging. trump hitting obamacare in an attempt to sharpen that message, but today still stepping on it. today donald trump's acknowledging political reality. >> i believe florida is a must-win. >> re

headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> the fbi has obtained a search warrant to go through toot alerted congress to the e-mails friday less than two weeks before the election against the advice of the justice department. comey is now facing stiff criticism for the timing of his announcement. in an op-ed piece from "the washington post" former attorney general eric holder said comey made a mistake and wrote it is up to the director to correct his mistake not for the sake of a political candidate or campaign but in order to protect our system of justice. and best serve the american people. hena danels is he daniels is he. good morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: the late october surprise is shaking up the tight presidential race between clinton and donald trump just eight days to the election. as hillary clinton tried to move past the latest chapter into her e-mail scandal. >> i'm not stopping now. we are just getting warmed up, right? >> reporter: donald trump thanked the di

wisn 12 news at 6:00 continues. joyce: new tonight, a somber homecoming more than 65 years in the making. the remains of army corporal donald hendrickson arrived at mitchell international this morning. corporal hendrickson went missing in action in the korean war 66 years ago. his remains were found by a u.s. and north korean recovery team. they were taken back to janesville, where he will be buried with full military honors on saturday. she's 90-years-old and making the longest walk of her life. kathy: 1400 miles across america. new tonight, wisn 12 news mike anderson caught up with her in milwaukee. >> most people are slowing down if they live long enough to be 90, but opal lee seems to be speeding up. smith, and down in alabama. >> lee is from fort worth, texas, and in early september stepped out on a walk to washington, d.c. to lobby congress and president obama about the importance of junteenth day. june 19, the date many texans and others celebrate the actual end of slavery. >> people need to know that slaves

is 8 news now good day.)) 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader. i'm brian loftus. ((kirsten joyce)) >> and i'm kirsten joyce. we start this morning with some breaking news. metro is investigating a homicide were they found the body of a woman on the south side of the valley. ((brian loftus)) >> the body was found on quartz and view drive which is near jones and alta. nia wong is live on the scene with more information. ((nia wong)) >> brian and kirsten. twenties....and so far the investigations shows she was shot at least once in the head. her body is still where it was found... on the sidewalk along quartz lane....close to view dr. >> investigators are still on scene collecting evidence...and based off what they've found...along with witness interviews...they believe multiple gunshots were fired in the area ...before 1 this morning. a resident in this neighborhood reportedly found this young woman. at least four witnesses have they heard gunshots...a gray four door was seen leaving this neighborhood. >> lt. dan mcgrath says this is the 140th homi

rahami is this man, man accused offsetting off bombs in new york and new jersey. he is still in the hospital and will appear before the court in his hospital bed by video. the 28 year-old is charged with five count of attempted murder of a police officer and weapons offences. >>> today marks within year since a little boy was found dead in the wood of haddon township. now his mother is speaking only with "eyewitness news". three-year old brandon creato was discovered on the morning of october 13th, 2015, about a mile from his tad's house. there were no obvious signs of foul play, and an autopsy and toxicology report didn't reveal cause of the death. his father dj creato is charged with murder. creato's mother samantha didin theo shares memories of her son. >> he was a big crazy bowl of joy. he would literal liz run all over the house, back and forth, toys every where, even people that didn't necessity who he was they still knew he was a great kid. >> dj creato remains behind bars. creato became involved with his new girlfriend who ultimately convinced him to kill

out of new jersey. one person was killed while walking along interstate 295 in mt. laurel. >> this happened just after 11:30 last night at exit 36. the southbound lanes were closed while new jersey state police investigated the accident. no word as to what happened or any other information about the victim. >> now, going to fox chase, where 18 year old man is in the hospital after being injured in a hit-and-run. this happened just before 9:30 last night at the intersection of verree road, rhawn street. officials say the victim jumped on the back after car, turns out, see, the victim new the driver of the car. then the car doesn't stop. then he crashes into a tree and a pole. right now police are looking for the car and the driver. >> new development this morning, in the bridgegate scandal, new jersey judge is letting a misconduct complaint proceed against governor chris christie, over the lane closures around the george washington bridge back in 2013. north jersey activist filed the complaint against ch

and is may go through new hampshire. if it does, how this race ends up will be critical. >> another battleground state you have been fault -- poland and is nevada. you have it all tied up. -- polling and that it is nevada. >> our previous poll had a one-point difference. this one really has not moved. it is on some of the things we're talking about new hampshire, the op. cit. of -- the opposite of nevada. lead trump has a six-point among independents and he is getting more democrats than she is getting republicans. is the opposite. the gender gap at 26 points is very wide. it is a state that has a lot of things going on in it in terms of demographic changes. in terms of voters. that does better in states have more noncollege white voters. not to get to demographic and carving people into little categories, this is a state where many of the white voters are not college educated, and therefore, it is a group he is running a lead up. 19 points. that is very strong for him. it offsets what she is doing with latino voters. jo

joe fryer, nbc news. portland. >>> that's going to do it for us for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. >>> we begin tonight with team coverage of colorado's completely normal fall weather. rainy and drizly in the city. drizzle is like rain only >> if we can't pretend the weather is important, maybe we should look at who should run america. who says politics is important? a hot congressional race got hotter. brandon has this zesty truth test. >> what's morgan carroll thinking? >> that's one not an intention grabbing political ad, i know what is. this comes from national republican trying to help mike coffman hold onto his seat in congress and this comes by a vote of morgan carroll last year. >> carroll voted to allow welfare recipients to use your dollars. >> this is true but it needs more context. you might hear this and think carroll voted to change the law. she didn't do that.

news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. some are dealing with the fog and others will deal with rain a little bit later. let's get our start with meteorologist bill henley in the nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather. >> you can clearly see you cannot clearly see this morning because of the fog. that's the comcast center. this is the view from the loews hotel, that view is quickly fading. the fog is not terribly thick right now. we have seen visibility down to a quarter mile. it has improved a little bit in mt. pocono. much of the rest of the area it's starting to get thicker. coatesville, mile and a half visibility, under three miles in trenton. light fog for trenton, mt. holly and wilmington. we're not done with the clouds. starting things off, that's still with us, too. 67 degrees. we'll see temperatures near 80 degrees this afternoon. we'll get breaks of sunshine, partly so mostly cloudy skies. showers should avoid most of the area. not every spot. likely to see rain showers du

news leader... ((kirsten joyce)) >>> technology transforming one valley classroom, with a virtu another class transformed into a magical learning environment, in today's "what's cool at school" recap. ((brian loftus)) at fitzgerald elementary, something special has arrived, inspiring hands-on learning, stirring curiosity, and increasing collaboration. it is called z-space, a virtual reality learning experience. fred watson principal "in the next couple of decades, more than 80 percent of jobs will involve technology - so really my goal was to not only prepare our students for careers, but to teach them 21st century skills." ((brian loftus)) fitzgerald has 12 new computers, 3-d goggles, and a stylus....and beyond the revolutionary technology, it's collaboration that is a crucial lesson. this is fully interactive, with kids using the stylus to pull, spin, move, and rotate a frog.....in this 21st century version of dissecting a frog.... joe bustillos zspace lab educator "i think the biggest part of its

this is a new phenomena. they are shooting bullets at fireman going to fires and fighting fires that we have a divided country and we are going to make our country love again. we are going to bring it like this room. countless americans who have died in recent years at the alive today if not for the open border policy of this administration. this includes incredible americans like 21-year-old -- you have heard the story and read about it. the man who killed her entered federal court and was released into the united states community under the policies of this white house. he was released again and again after crime after crime and now is that large. sarah graduated from college just the day before with a 4.0 grade average, top in her class. she was violently, violently killed. an outstanding young woman. i know their parents. they are incredible. also among the open border policy victims a 21-year-old convenience store clerk in mesa arizona. he was murdered by an illegal immigrant gang member previously convic

>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." hurricane matthew taking aim at florida. new numbers from haiti. a look at what the storm has done to the area. first a look at our weather completely different here for the holiday weekend. we are really looking out here. kevin: as the storm track stays to the south with matthew, it leaves us with an area of high pressure and one cold front with big changes beyond us. we start off again with patchy fog in areas that had been seeing it play out over the last couple of days. otherwise as the fog bus sunshine. if anything, temperatures today are going to be a couple of degrees warmer than what we had yesterday. high temperatures statewide will be up into the 70's. we're still looking at 60's out there tomorrow. a front approaches later in the day tomorrow brings in cooler air for sunday and for columbus day on monday. much more on that coming up in a bit. let's look at your friday morning ride. join live by deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning. all of the overnight wrapped

re ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: hillary clinton and donald trump shared dinner last night for an annual political charity event in new york city. the dinner is traditionally a chance for some light hearted jabs but this campaign has not been traditional. as abc's stephanie ramos reports both presidential hopefuls had some rather sharp comments. stephanie: both hillary clinton and donald trump roast at but to the white house where democrats and republicans unite for a few good laughs at the annual al smith charity dinner in new york city, benefiting catholic charities. first up, donald trump. this joke getting the biggest laugh. mr. trump: michelle obama gives a speech and everyone loves it. my wife, melania, gives the exact same speech, and people get on her case. stephanie: after some zi trump tried knocking clinton on corruption and her emails. that's when the crowd turned on him, interrupting with boos, which many observers say is a first at the event. [booing] stephanie: clinton started with some self-depr