athletic director gene smith told espn the buckeyes would be able to host a friday night ga during its autumn break. the front and isolate will include three nonconference and three conference contest.ee first pitch night is at 8:00 p.m. but does baseball manager dreams about before one of the biggest games? he lets us into subconsciousus with a bizarre about 90 minutes away from firs pitch came several of the world series. is in saltbrine to watch these fans coming to the ballpark will be talking baseball, as john telich joins us, padilla to throw you a curv ball, as in the parlance of baseball. dollar bill chicago fans, can we just asked to leave to i can be persuasive, i would just say here's the exit, why don't you use it turned to >> here we are, game seven of the players seem relaxed. >> this is a drain them get the opportunity through little-e, high school, college, and then, to be drafted on to college and then the liners and then into the big leagues. like jim thome. all-time home run great. we know what he did in his career playing them to world series. 95 and 97, he will thr

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our mary stoker smith joins us with a look into the findings. your genes may be to blame for whether you like or don't like exercise. researchers started by studying lab rats which were were bred to be either more active or less active. the team found these two types of rats dopamine activity. dopamine is a chemical in our brains that plays a role in feeling pleasure and regulating our drive. the activity of these genes may cause us to seek physical activity or be more sedentary. cases of a sometimes fatal fungal infection have been identified in the united states. the c-d-c says 13 cases of can-di-da aw-ris candida auris have been identified in new york, illinois, maryland, and new conditions and were in the hospital.. four of the patients died and it is not know if the deaths were associated with the fungal infection. the infection is often resistant to antifungal drugs and tends to occur in hospitalized patients. women may have a lower risk of heart disease after weight loss surgery than men. researchers followed two thousand patients who had

. >> gene: michael smith took into account each style when decorating the rooms and also insisted art and new art to and first family caused private living areas sanctuary. >> shiri: chance for snow. we will tell you that when we come back. >> why the d >> continue to follow breaking news overnight. two police officers shot and killed in an apparent ambush in iowa. police now say they should have iowa. police now say they should have information about the suspect i'm maggie hassan, and new hampshire has a very clear choice: do we keep going with a senator who repeatedly votes with the corporate special interests... or a new senator who sides with the people of new hampshire? my focus has always been on creating opportunity for working families: making college and job training more affordable. ght to make her own health care decisions. these are my priorities, why i approve this message... and why i respectfully ask for your vote. what's kelly ayotte costing you? you're paying more for prescription medicines. kelly ayotte blocked lower cost generic drugs. you're paying high interest ra

another is gene edward smith's biography. itis a great place to start. you raise a great point. there are good arguments for and against the electoral college. if it was a popular vote, the candidates spend their time in california and new york, not in the rest of the country. so, just trying to ensure geographically that every part of the country is attended to in an election is crucial. now, flyover country is not attended to on an equal basis because ohio gets a lot of love. there are a couple swing states that get the attention. your notion that a popular system would not do geographic justice for the entire country is a good one. thank you for that. >> you said who the electors are, the states get to determine who they are. are people able to know who the electors are? are they matters of public record? >> i think they are. you said you had a clip from pennsylvania deliberation or something like that? >> we do. >> we can actually see them. their names should be online, you would hope. we definitely know, i won't run through all of them, there's a history of faithless electo

one great john marshall biography is gene edward smith's biography. that is a great place to start. you raise a really good point. we should recognize there are good arguments for and against the electoral college. if it was a popular vote the candidates would spend all their time in california and new york and not in the rest of the country. so just trying to ensure geographically that every part of the country is attended to in an election is crucial. the fly over country is not attended to on an equal basis because ohio gets a lot of love but nebraska not so much. there are a couple swing states that get disorder nat amounts of attention but your no eggs that a popular system -- your notion that a popular system would not do geographic justice to the entire country is really good. thank you for making that. host: you said the states determine who the electors are. are people able to know who those electors are? are they matters of public record? guest: i think that they are. you said you had a clip from pennsylvania deliberation or something like that? so we can actually see them

. >> gene: key piece of evidence in murder mystery in easton. daniel smith was found by two teenage boys and died a couple days later. police arrested michael noguera in south carolina and charged him with accessory after the fact. they knew each other and travel across the controversy at the time of smith's death. car was found in north carolina and police have not said if they have identified any other suspects. former salem state student accusing of stabbing professor a dozen times worked out potential plea deal. least four and a half years in prison if he pleads guilty next month. the professor peter walker survived the attack and he says he didn't know chastain and claims leather jacket likely saved his life. he told police he was time on mushrooms at the time of the attack. >> sara: paid administrative leave for assaulting a high school student while working as resource officer. this isn't the first time, jess, he has been put on leave. >> jessica: 2013 he was charged for allegedly assaulting his wife. last friday he was accused of assault

. >> gene: 7:11. one of the country's most iconic brands. springfield's smith and wesson wants to get rid of the make. the famous gun maker. >> sara: first the polls show tight race between donald trump and hillary clinton but wins in ?? our neighborhood public schools. they are the bedrock of our communities. the place where 96% of our kids are educated. but even now, these local schools are losing more than 400 million dollars a year to privately-run charter schools. and if question 2 passes, it will only get worse. we can't let that happen. to protect our public schools and the right of all our kids to a quality education, >>> after a year and a half of minutes ago and tight races that really could go either way. joining me now to talk about the race and what we should be looking for as we watch the results come in is boston university political historian tom wayland, thank you so much for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> can you believe we are finally here on election day after twists and turns? >> it has been like a journey to the wizard

may be in your genes. university of kentucky college of nursing researchers say it's all because it causes, some people to be more keenly aware of bitter flavors.. and that means they are about twice as likely to exceed the daily recommended limit of salt. previous studies have shown these people are more likely to avoid green, heart-healthy foods. the team did not figure out exactly why people crave salt more than others. more research will be needed to figure that out.. for now, suggest trying out other spices to calm those cravings. it was just recently legalized states, but using marijuana may temporarily weaken your heart. its happens during "stress cardiomyopathy" cardio-my-op-a-thee .it's caused by extreme emotional stressors such as grief, fear, surprise and anger. researchers took data on more than thirty-three thousand people with the condition between 20-11 and 20-13. they found, those who smoked marijuana were more likely to go into cardiac arrest during stress than non-users. users are also be

. >> gene: a big deal. people get vio this. >>> 6:56. a gun maker in massachusetts looking to make a change. coming up, why smith and wesson wants to change its name. >>> and one of the hotly debated issues this year in massachusetts. next at 7:00, we will sit down massachusetts. next at 7:00, we will sit down with both sides o massachusetts' newspapers rarely agree, but they do on question 2. they agree opponents have run a "campaign of misinformation" to spread "fear through white, affluent neighborhoods." they agree in the suburbs question 2 will have r children." they agree it will provide vital "choices for urban parents" and help reduce "the achievement gap." question 2 is "a kid's civil right." join leading newspapers and governor baker >>> historic election is underway and polls just opened and presidential candidate are strapping the performance of voter turn turnout. >> good look and get out there. >> sara: in new york city both campaigns will watch the results come in. >> gene: lady gaga and the boss comes out to support hilla

live here in easton, catherine parrotta, fox25 news. >> gene: facing charges of leaving the scene of an accident and misleading >> julie: we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes. things really starting to slow down on 128 northbound right after you pass route 109 in that bend of 128 that has a tendency to slow down even if there's nothing going on and no accident. says you head through needham and then approach route 16. expressway still jampacked from the braintree split up to columbia road. north of the pike it is 128 southbound where you will hit heavy volume and then 93 south from medford into somerville. things look okay on the zakim here live drive times, 33 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin, still over an hour on 93 south and inching toward hour mark. meteorologist shiri spear joining us now, at least people enjoying a clear commute as far as the weather is concern, shiri >> gene: super there. >> shiri: get out at 5:00 it is going to be pitch blank and tomorrow clouds here, not going to see in the morning, does lead to a lot of changing though so has clo