stowe was born harriet beecher and litchfield connecticut and western connecticut and her life she lived in boston cincinnati brunswick maine andover massachusetts and jena has been retired to be near her two sisters here in hartford connecticut. in hartford they had two houses. first of the middle of the civil war stowe boelter dream house, her glamorous mansion and they built that house moved in 1863 and lived there for about eight years and then discovered over those years that it was too expensive to maintain so they downsized into this more modest but still spacious hartford home where they lived out the rest of their lives. stowe moved into this fourth street house in hartford in 1873 in the house had been built on specs and lived in for a couple of years. she didn't specially build it. she moved into it as she had with most of the home she lived in in her life. she moved in with her husband calvin stowe whom she married in 1836 and he was about 10 years older than her and he was a professor of theology. he was retired and she moved in with her oldest children, twin girls, adult da

it is back to 79. 80 in meridian, connecticut. this heat and humidity building it grows oppressive again through tonight and back into tomorrow. he did visor is in orange from noon until 7:00 tomorrow. excessive heat warnings for southern parts of connecticut. still 88 in new york city. 89 in washington dc. it is nasty hot out there. temperatures not falling much tonight. it warm front sneaks through. we will plan on heat and humidity coming our way. we oppressive levels of humidity. your seven-day forecast. a little morning fog tomorrow and then it turns very humid, very hot. a little bit of relief as a week cool front comes through. otherwise the humidity drops a little for monday and tuesday. rain on wednesday brings finally a little relief and maybe a pattern change thursday. i will have another update at the end of the newscast. tornado. we have seen this before. wildfires can sometimes create their own winds, greeting a fire tornado. firefighters were able to put out the flames without any injury. reid: heartwarming steps on

. >> connecticut man in jail after here for three days, roxbury elementaryf and solon was arrested by a man who police was going to run school here is lou maglio.io >> this is a strange one it was made to the solon roxbury elementary of just 12 and and 1 he made the calls to the school claim that is going to come there causing harm, they called believed it was a hoax that kep them at the school as a precaution, now they said that the caller was collin brown ron roxbury elementary chool, please send them connecticut ma was trying to call roxbury elementary in his area when he searched for the number you count the four roxbury in solon, he got a great number and made threatening calls to roxbury elementary in connecticut >> newtown police arrested him and is facing charges in connecticut and expected to be charged in the solon calls and in a separate incident they did arrestste a solon man who made harassing calls of a sexual nature to the roxbury office a few days after the connecticut call stopped, they said it was unrelated. >> rounds end of the cleveland first-round picks after a de

solid blue connecticut. cnn is live in fairfield, connecticut. i will take you there in just a moment. on friday n the swing state of pennsylvania, donald trump told supporters, there is only one way that he will lose the state. listen. >> we are going to watch pennsylvania. go down to certain areas and watch and study and make sure other people don't come in and vote five times. because if you do that -- and i know you are all voting. is everybody here voting? if you do that -- if you do that, we're not going to lose. the only way we can lose, in my opinion -- i really mean this -- pennsylvania, is if cheating goes on. >> let's go straight to fairfield, connecticut. that's where we find jeremy diamond. it's interesting jeremy because the last time connecticut went red, for a republican in a presidential race was '88. why is the trump camp saying they are there tonight? >> the trump campaign has continued to emphasize their campaign is one of a 50-state strategy, essentially. right? and they are saying that connecticut is one of those states that

solid blue connecticut. cnn is live in fairfield, connecticut. i will take you there in just a moment. on friday n the swing state of

donald trump rallied support in connecticut... while tim kaine did most of the campaiging this weekend for the democrats. brian webb brings us to speed as both camps took jabs at one nats "lock her up" with supporters in fairfield in fairfield connecticut chanting "lock her up", donald trump blasted his rival, chanting "lock her up", donald trump blasted his rival, democratic nominee, hillary clinton on saturady night ( sot donald trump / republican presidential candidate ) "she is going to raise your taxes and put more regulations for your businesses which is going to put everybody out of work.." a republican presidential candidate hasn't won connecticut writing off the state. ( sot donald trump / republican presidential candidate ) "we're making a big move for connecticut" trump says, in november, he can win states that have gone to democrats in recent elections including pennsylvania. friday trump warned the election could be rigged and now his campaign is recruiting "trump election observers"- (sot - trump fri) "the only way w

exist in eastern connecticut and rhode island. that is all the way from southern worcester county all into rhode island. and we have a line of downpours, mostly gone lightning. as a goes into worcester county, we make it some in the metrowest. it is little interruptions at fenway park. you can see there will be elemenow hours, then within a few hours after sunset tonight. it is 98 today in boston. there is that interesting sky where you have downpours in some areas and clear in others. most of boston in clouds right now. 86 after being 98. one downpour in boston, still muggy. , because we are in the impressive range in terms of humidity. there will be a change tomorrow most noticeably right along the coast, boston, the north shore, nearby south shore. not so much for cape cod, hartford still in the 90's. springfield as well like the last few days. also this boundary could serve as a focusing mechanism for thunderstorms to pop in the afternoon. air. sunday, that front goes back to the north, we are back to west southwest wind, we c

he is asked about connecticut. sure, we will win. his home state of new york has hired a separate pollster to look at new york. the republican party is not going to win new york state on the presidential level. if they do, it will be a 500 electoral votes swing the other way. the us about oregon and washington state -- he has talked about oregon and washington state, liberal states. there is a reason republican candidates go to connecticut. it is not to hold rallies. it is to raise money. i don't know if donald trump is doing that. robert ins hear from kentucky on the independents line. good morning. caller: my family has long been democrats. i was born in los angeles. i live in kentucky. i don't like mr. trump. i think he is to suspect and unfair. do you think donald trump has interest in receiving black votes because he does not want to seem to address any black s?sues he seems to think thank you ver. guest: that is a good question because it raises the nontraditional aspects of donald trump's campaign. trump has not done a lot of

where he was yesterday. >> it's a really strange phenomenon that he was in connecticut and look, connecticut, particularly the county where he was yesterday, there's no way that donald trump is going to make up that difference and flip that particular county and i'm not, i don't think hillary clinton is worried about connecticut so the question of why are you campaigning there is really a strange one when he is in trouble and needs to do actual campaigning in other states, red states like utah or arizona. north carolina and these are states that are reliably red but trending democratic at this point so his choice of campaign that he uses is actually really strange but that just goes to his organization in general. >> he's an unconventional candidate and continues to prove it. thank you both so much. we do appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> he is exhausted. he is frustrated and he is be wi wildered. three descriptions on the campaign's inability to control him. is it a lost cause? it's the phillips' lady! anyone ever have occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas or bloating? [ simultaneousl

. >> we're making a big move for the state of connecticut. >> the state of connecticut hasn't gone republican in nearly blue connecticut. >> normally that wouldn't happen because the republican in theory doesn't win connecticut. >> trump has previously said he can also win in democratic strongholds of california. and new york, where a new poll shows him losing by 25. >> there was a theory of a trump victory that went something like this. he will take some old blue states and turn them red. now what's happening is purple states are turning blue. >> second big point of the night, press coverage is getting under trump's skin to the point of taking him off message yet again. >> i'm not running against crooked hillary. i'm running against the crooked media. >> folks are trying to help him focus at rudy giuliani says you don't run a attack, hillary clinton. >> i'm not running against hillary. i'm running against the crooked media. >> check out the races. democrats have to get four states to take over the senatement while polls show republicans can pick up the state of nevada. democrats can flip bas

most likely area that that would occur would be out across western connecticut so we will continue to watch things closely. a few showers back in eastern new york and one little cell on the radar are you a good downpour across coastal connecticut. notice there are breaks in the clouds. in advance of that cell. these may continue to lift northward and we expect more activity to develop on radar through the afternoon right into this evening probably getting closer to the boston area as we get toward the evening emily: a final farewell for vanessa marcotte is noon. erika: the 27-year-old was killed just a half mile from her mother's princeton home. sera congi is live from our lady of the lake church with more. sera: the funeral mass wrapped up just a short while ago. hundreds of people showed up to celebrate the life of vanessa marcotte. some of the did not even know her or her family showed up the procession winding through the town she called home. a final goodbye in leominster for a native daughter, 27-year-old vanessa marcotte. her body was found a little over a week ago in the woods

island, just edging out murphy's in connecticut. we put the storm tracker on the line of storms as it heads into rhode island. northern rhode island around cumberland clearly impacted. where is rain in the strip? it has rained very heavily. we have rain in the amounts measuring two inches already. further to the south. there is still a downpour that will come through gloucester, one that comes right through win. that is moving offshore. that is a concern for boaters. and there's that second area right back here. there is a huge gap with no rain at all. i think that band will shift into northern rhode island. it will quiet down tonight. northeast. it appears that winds will shift and that will make a somewhat cooler. right now, 95 in boston, cooler in worcester because of the thunderstorm. 98 in lawrence. by the way, our friends up in salem, mass it 100 degrees today. still we are oppressive in terms of humidity impact. it feels like one of four in boston. not under that is under a heat advisory. it continues to be brutally uncomfort

that's what makes connecticut to interesting. sbl what are they looking at when they determine what's job happiness? >> monster.com and brainwash, they're look at how at words like hate, love, all that kind of stuff. very sophisticated to see what people are saying. they know where they live. kind of figure out. >> i would say i hate my job somewhere. >> somewhere, like maybe one of you might have a bad day and say not a great day at work today. that's going to get picked up and they're going to put this in the data. >> happy. where are workers happiest? which states? >> generally in the west. so, when you look at states like idaho, north dakota, montana, washington is just short of the top five, but there's this northern and western bias towards people that are happy. maybe because it's less dense. there's more greenery. not sure. we've t of tech and tourism and what's driving the positive sentiment. >> very interesting. got to focus on the positive though i think and be happy like tyler says. >> be careful, people are paying at

if you go five miles away from the coast in connecticut connecticut is a town with a lot of those rust belt voters and he's getting those energized and -- >> he needs to be in the swing states. she's beating him in the swing states. >> he was in swing states all week. he was in florida about five times. pennsylvania about five times. with where's hillary today? >> excuse me. let me finish. >> let mer finish. >> what donald trump is doing now is what richard nixon did many, many years ago. he tried to visit all 50 states. that is a strategic error on donald trump's part. he needs to focus on ohio, on florida. he needs to focus on -- >> he's not going to hawaii or alaska. it's not the psalm thing as 1960. first of all, richard nixon won that election if it wasn't rigged by the kennedys. second hillary clinton is nowhe nowhere. she's down all weekend. >> he's my friend in the interest of disclosure. i know donald trump. the man doesn't sleep. he can go to 900 states, he would. that's just who the man is. >> there are voters in those states. also by having a rally tonight it's all over tel

president obama won connecticut by 18 points in 2012. connecticut has a governor who is a democrat, two united states senators, both democrats, five members of the house, all five democrats, a state assembly, democratic controlled, a state senate, democratic controlled. not like there are no republicans in connecticut, they did last elect a republican to congress a decade ago in 2006. he was a republican congressman named chris shays. chris shays has now endorsed hillary clinton for president. what's donald trump doing in connecticut with an electoral map like he's faing right now? maybe he had to be there for a fund-raiser, politico.com reports today trump's spokesperson didn't respond when asked if he would be doing fund-raising through this state. he did attend a fund-raiser in the hamptons in new york the afternoon before he went to connecticut on saturday night. 83 days left to go in the campaign, the background match looking as absolutely desperate as it does, what the hell is he doing in connecticut? watch this space. >> we're mak

president obama won connecticut by 18 points in 2012. connecticut has a governor who is a democrat, two united states senat senators, both democrats, five members of the house, all five democrats, a state assembly, democratic controlled, a state senate, democratic controlled. not like there are no republicans in connecticut, they did last elect a republican to congress a decade ago in 2006. he was a republican congressman named chris shays. chris shays has now endorsed hillary clinton for president. what's donald trump doing in connecticut with an electoral map like he's facing right now? maybe he had to be there for a fund-raiser, politico.com reports today trump's spokesperson didn't respond when asked if he would be doing fund-raising through this state. he did attend a fund-raiser in the hamptons in new york the afternoon before he went to connecticut on saturday night. 83 days left to go in the campaign, the background match looking as absolutely desperate as it does, what the hell is he doing in connecticut? watch this space. >> we

this is in connecticut. check this out. look at the amount of rain top ler estimated almost six inches in the area around middletown connecticut today. lots of damage reports due to flooding, lightning strikes, all in that area, o summer-type thunderstorms, one area, again, gets damaged and fladding and a couple of towns over. nobody happens at all. it is hard to get widespread rain in this type of the pattern. there is more rain across southern connecticut now. stomps coming out of eastern pennsylvania shall southeastern new york and looks like they will not quite make it here during the overnight period. all right. these are highs today. mid to upper 90's and common and see it around here. anything over 70 in very oppressive. so temperatures in the's-80's cannot go down much with theda opinion and the humidity so high. this is though pressive zone and most of us are in it. visibilities starting to go down some around block eye in la, new london, connecticut, high and miss, nantucket, low clouds and fog overread the south

this is westbound connecticut avenue. the left lane is squeezing by. grab thatre if we can picture quickly or not. traffic is able to get by westbound as you approach connecticut avenue. again, this is tying up the commute. not too much of a delay right now. to the left is how you squeeze by. parkway, moved to the right to get by. we have a tree down between gears phil and cheryl drive until further notice. -- in northwest, fatal crash continues to block new hampshire avenue and m street. next 10 minutes to update your ride on the top stretch of the beltway. coming to life, technology giving us a new look at the past and why these 200-year-old shipwrecks could decide future of the chesapeake a. jummy: first -- chesapeake bay. jummy: seven is on your side with the zika health alert. 6:16, seven isa: on your side with a health alert. two new cases of the zika virus in miami. officials are refusing to call zone.as eco-transition the fear is that it would be a huge blow to the tourism industry. only in the winwood area. people there are being urged to spra

connecticut. maybe one or two that try to drift through the skies. but the theme here is the high heat and humid yid. 96 in boston. you factor in the dewpoint levels that will be running into the 70s and what it will feel like outside the heat index. 100, 102, 10 # at times. stay hydrated sthchl take it easy. we storms over the weekend. more on that forecast, ahead. he >>> time for fast track traffic. here's danielle gersh. >>> thanks, sarah. good morning, everyone. it's still slow going out there. here's a look at 39. slowly as cars make their way through summerville. this is what it looks like back to 128. let's look at the expressway this rn poing. stop and go traffic. it's all a little bit slow southbound there too. let's go to maps northbound braintree to boston on the expressway. still half an hour this morning. you're slow around the route 24 and 95 look good. 128 and northbound you are slow to pike from framingham to boston stop and go. a little bit of slow and go on route 2 and route 3. l

a couple of storm reports related to that particular cell also when it was in north haven, connecticut. it could have spawned a tornado er offshore but we have these little pop-up showers that have developed. they are heavy, right around cape ann. these will tend to diminish after sunset tonight and then it will become clear in most of area by tomorrow morning but then it will ball about the heat and humidity. it's already here. in the oppressive range. we'll let you know how long those conditions will be sticking around. >> right now the search princeton. police following up on tips in the murder of marcotte. we're live from princeton tonight. rhondella? >> we've learned there is a oreskovich that w -- vigil that will be held. in princeton. people want to know more and police don't have the information. marcotte used to live near leominster. they are keeping watch on the home to ensure the family's privacy. he reportedly saw her father for dinner. then she went for a jog and never turned. marcotte may have been strangled and she suffered trauma and burns. we've learned that investigat

a republican presidential candidate hasn't won connecticut since 1988 - - but trump isn't writing off the state.( sot donald trump / republican presidential candidate ) "we're making a big move for connecticut"trump says, in november, he can win states that have gone to democrats in recent elections - including pennsylvania. friday trump warned the election could be rigged and now his campaign is (sot - trump fri)"the only way we can lose, in my opinion, i really mean this, pennsylvania, is if cheating goes on. i really believe it." (grfx)trump trails clinton in national polls and in most battleground states.(sot) (sot)(3051 - plus evening) kaine: my prediction is when this campaign is all over and people have forgotten the losing campaign that he ran, the two words they will remember about donald trump is you're fired (applause)nats clinton's v-p pick tim kaine campaigned in new hampshire saturday critisizing trump's nominee ) "this guy will make up anything and we are not gullible ople."kaine and clinton released their 2015 tax returns friday and are calling on trp to do the same.br

an so this guy in connecticut just got the wrong number? >> go wonder how he can make such a multistate confused thing. >> the browns and it the cleveland chapter of one of their recenthe first-round pick who is going to the patriots, j.t. joins us. >> he was a sixth pick overall in 2013 a pass rushing machine they said from lsu but after underwhelming three years here he is now ang new englan patriots, they will give us a fifth-round picke next year and the nfl draft as the browns continue to stockpile picks for the nfl draft mingo, who played variety of ways in cleveland as both a pass rusher or on occasion pass coverage. never caught on, he was undersized and they sure he ended some white blood wasasn lost in the mix at inside linebacker,os you let the browns sunday on his way to carolina to join the patriots,, they face the panthers in exhibition play. >> sashi brown told reporters in florida that mingo had been showing up in special teams but his up more in the defense,t sack totals and three years was five, second year two and zero la

connecticut commuters, there's an accident on the connecticut turnpike. the details coming up shortly. the delays too. >> that too. for sure. thanks, lauren. it's 6:25. coming up next, an update on the breaking news we're following in the bronx. >> reporter: i'm tracie strahan live in the bedford park section of the bronx where a suspect is in custody after grabbing a police officer's gun and opening fire. details on this fatal shooting >>> if you're heading out the door, take us with you. download our app on your mobile device right now. your daughter wants to stay organic. your husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. you want to stay free from artificial preservatives. and your debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with small victories like stop & shop's nature's promise brand. >>> breaking news. one man killed, another injured when the suspect manages to grab a gun away from an nypd officer. >>> new this morning, a brutal attack all over a cell phone and the entire encounter caught on camera. >>> breaking records in rio as

, bigger storm action in connecticut and massachusetts. in the tri-state, the lower hudson valley into connecticut, not the rest of us getting in on the rain action. it is 71 central park, same in disturbance rolling down this way. when it starts rolling up against long island sound or new york harbor, the ocean waters, that takes the punch out of these showers and storms, that is why we don't expect a lot to hold together but you could get light rain, most to the north, high-pressure the main weather control and won't allow much to happen in terms of showers and storms, lighter showers in the forecast but most is well north of the city but we will see more typical summertime whether in the tri-state region, mainly a mix of clouds and sun but not much going on with rainfall going today into tomorrow and tomorrow to the next day looking quite sunny and temperatures getting a chance to warm up a and a few showers in the mix. shouldn't be a ton of rainfall, most of it to the north and a cloudy one with lows from 50 to 67 ?. the next 7 days, i

bus fares in connecticut would go up 25 cents. several public hearings will be held next month before the fare hikes are approved. >>> in the south bronx, silver cup studios has opened its first production company. square foot warehouse to accommodate four studios. the $35 million facility expected to create some 400 film and television industry jobs. >>> well, if you've ever missed a toll, you know how expensive those fines can be. when a new jersey woman got hit with big penalties after renting a car on vacation, she said better get baquero for advice. here's lynda baquero. >> youul area easy pass is compatible with some toll systems. but the transponders don't work out west, which is where deborah planned to visit. the natural beauty of new mexico, that's what these three ladies planned to enjoy seeing during a summer road trip. >> she mapped out albuquerque for two days, santa fe for two day. >> reporter: she rented a car. she was surprised when she got her final bill. about $100 more than she expected. >> we finally got the b

i will never, ever forgive the people of connecticut. >> reporter: all three states, new york, connecticut and new jersey, have not voted republican in a general election since the '80s. right now two web sites, new york upshots track these and form predictions about the results. both give hillary clinton an 88 percent chance of winning the presidency. still a couple of months left, but tough, tough numbers for donald trump. steve: indeed. alison: 538 has called big ones. >> hundreds waited in the heat to apply for a job with the carpenters union. the district council began training center where people filled out a card. applicants must be 17, have a high school diploma and pass a drug test to participate in the program. >> it's been like hell. hot, aggravating, fighting with everybody. not easy. >> i started this when i was 13. it's a lifelong process for me. i love doing it. alison: the union will be accepting lottery cards until friday. steve: that is a hot day to camp outside. >> the n offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the conviction of who whomever starved a dog to d

most of your viewers will be surprised to hear when you look across the state, new york and connecticut stand out with much higher levels of inequality where the top 1% of families earn more than 40 times more than the bottom 99%. that. that of course is not a surprise for most because new york and connecticut are the home to disproportionate share of top executives for major corporations but also and more importantly it's a home to the financial sector, the big banks in new york county as well as the hedge funds which tend to be located in connecticut. what will be more surprising to your viewers is that the stateup of wyoming also joins connecticut with the top 1% in that state earning 40 times more than the bottom 99%. that is driven a bit by what we think is energy extraction. wyoming is a big oil and gas state but also, when you look at the local data, what emerges from that is that the top 1%, the, the most unequal metropolitan area is the jackson metro which is in jackson hole, they're the top 1% earn 200 times the bottom 99%. 99%. when you look across our data we see a similar p

hurricane sandy was just that type of event in eastern connecticut. it looks like a category two hurricane hit that area. it was partly because of the immense ocean waves that were coming ashore, and it was also because we have had -- cindy: tonight on "chronicle," harvey, mike, j.c. and i take a look at the 25 years since hurricane bob. including the lessons learned, the new concerns and what we can all do to prepare. randy: following breaking news this morning. the new trouble for swimmers, who claim they were robbed in rio. plus, a historic moment on the track for team usa. and a 100-year-old woman gets her high school diploma. the sacrifice putting off the milestone for years. some the way for this thursday morning as traffic moves lightly water, at the the lincoln summer invitation sales event, it's time to relax. from the moment you take your foot off the brake, the brake stays engaged and you stay put. taking the legwork out of stop and go traffic. and even hills. that's the more human side of engineering. this is the lincoln summer invitation,

. >>> also we are following a developing story in connecticut. a powerful explosion levels a multifamily home in vernon. 7 people were in the home at the time including several children. three of them made it out on their own four others were trapped until firefighters pulled them out. two adults are in critical >> we heard a boom. >> it felt like a car hit the building. >> a loud explosion. i thought something hit our house. when i ran out it was like a big cloud of smoke out the front and the back. >> quite a scene. four patients under the age of 16 are being treated. doctors say all are expected to survive. the cause of the blast is under investigation. >>> a construction worker in newton is treated for serious injuries after getting stuck in a nc slipped and got his leg twisted in the machine at a site on la grange street yesterday. a coworker turned off the equipment when he heard the man screaming. it took rescuers about two hours to take apart the mixer to free him. he is in the hospital this morning. >>> right now there is a warning on th

are scratching their heads, because connecticut has not voted to put a republican in the house in 30 years, but he is trying to buck that trend, and going after the white working class voteers in the rust belt, and it is not the same rational in connecticut which is home to women, and college educated voters, and those are the p populations that are not trump fan, and so it is frustrating some republicans bs, but the tr camp is insisting that they have a shot there, fred. thank you, chris frates. >> and next, the fence jumer ps and building scaleers and stage ru rushers and how the secret service is working overtime to protect this year's presidential candidates. this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira helping me go further. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. doctors have been prescribing humira for over 13 years. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infect

look what's going on here in connecticut. this is where we've had the most heat and moisture that's where we're seeing the heaviest downpours right now. that's tracking eastward maybe impacting southern parts of our state. also a low risk for lightning and some strong damaging winds as this comes through. this is 4:00 in the morning. as fox 25 morning news begins. we're still going to be tracking the pockets of heavy rain. now by 8:00 tomorrow morning, but behind the rain is some cool and drier air. we're going on get a little touch of fall in here. i'll have the forecast for you for the week. what you can expect when you might need a jacket coming up. >> all right, jasons always you can follow the live radar on your mobile phone any time on the fox 25 weather app. it's free and easy to download. just search in the app or google play store. >> the investigation continues tonight's into a party bus crash in east boston. has left one woman dead and another person hurt. since this story broke on fox 25 morning news we have spoke

instead of spending time in connecticut -- >> it didn't take a lot of time, resources to go to connecticut. it was a saturday in which hillary clinton. >> i was on saturday night and the speech was on all the networks. >> we'll be light back. protein show down milk wins. 8 times the protein, less bathroom breaks. ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. chase. so you can. the first paint that kills bacteria. sherwin-williams paint shield continuously kills 99.9% of bacteria. totally breakthrough. surprisingly the same. and it's only avaiblble at sherwin-williams. >>> so, i'm back now with my panel. we were talking about where donald trump was last weekend and we were talking about the media. but we make a big deal out of there's a new campaign manager. is that even resonate with the people at home? do they think therefore donald trump's going to change? >> not a

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thinks there is a chance to win new york and connecticut -- connecticut. should he spend a single cent in new york or connecticut? boris: going was a great play. donald trump had a great rally. that really was covered all over the country so that was positive. if they get coverage, there is the money. >> what do you think of the foray into connecticut? >> i would encourage boris to spend a significant amount of money in new york and connecticut. that is a terrific strategy on the part of the tram campaign. it shows they are forward thinking and it is a terrific idea. that is sarcasm. question? a >> if this is focused on winning what would donald trump focus on winning look like a 50%? that was a rhetorical question. why she out there trying --woo voters western mark voters? boris: americans will have a winery choice. [indiscernible] >> thank you. stick around. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ donnie: we are back with tim miller, the cofounder of the american rising. and in washington here. as we were coming on the air we worked on some reporting i was not able

to boston. >> connecticut. ranks number 50 among the u.s. state for its fiscal health. in other words it is the least union and you just lost general electric. doug: it's been nearly three decades since connecticut voted for a republican for president. antoinette: on the democratic side, hillary clinton's running mate making a push in new hampshire this weekend. tim kaine wasting no time going after trump and what he calls trump's vision for america. >> if you watch the other convention in cleveland you saw something very different. it was doom and america first. people said to me that was a dark vision of america. that was a guided tour through the mind of donald j. trump which is a very frightening place to be. antoinette: kaine speaking at st. anselm college in manchester yesterday. earlier he stopped at a restaurant in concord accompanied by new hampshire senator jeanne shaheen. meanwhile, trump's running mate, governor mike pence, is suggesting he may release his tax returns before the election in november

connecticut backed into a gas pump tipping it over onto a another car with children inside. within seconds, both vehicles caught fire. fortunately , both children a 2-year-old and 7-year-old were pulled out before the car went up in flames. investigators believe the driver who struck the gas pumped intended to hit the brake but instead hit the gas,. no one was injured. interview since the olympics. embattled swimmer ryan lochte sat down with on good morning america and confirmed he is headed to "dancing with the stars". he says he is ready to put that scandal in rio behind him. abc's elizabeth hur with more from lochte and why he says he decided to take on the ballroom. it's 5: and time for a check on weather. kidd o'shea in the now.. of jail this morning on a $250,000 bail after being arrested yesterday on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. much of the day chris was in a standoff at his home with lapd, posting videos on his instagram accusing police of unfairly demonizing him. here's a clip from one of those videos according to the la times he was released from jail

that is across connecticut and rhode island. it is all clearing away of their. this line right here is starting will see any of this. it is going to thunderstorm in one spot. keep an eye on the sky. you have to be careful about this heat and humidity that is out here. the humidity is way high and there are heat advisories out down to the south. the combination will make it feel like 100 degrees. outthat is why i say take it e. we will talk about it in a few moments. antoinette: we are following two breaking stories overnight, six people clinging to their sinking boat rescued from dorchester bay. the boaters put out a distress call around 1:30 this morning. the coast guard pulled all the victims out of the water. a few of them were wearing life vests. they were taken to a pier in south boston and checked out by ems. violent protests after a deadly police shooting in milwaukee officers pelted with bricks and bottles. several businesses set on fire. as many as 100 protestors took to the streets. at this hour police are reporting only 3 arrests. the mayor says the s

connecticut is deep blue but trump will try to turn it red today. he'll have a fund-raiser this afternoon and tonight a big rally on the campus of sacred heart university. it is very hot out. we are lucky to be in the shade. there is already a line, more than seven hours, before he's set to start. back to you. >>> with the stakes so high, scrutiny so intense, all presidential campaigns have good weeks and bad weeks. when candidates struggle to stay on message and distractions that is an issue. for the gop nominee, this may not have been a by definition good week. here to discuss it with me, former republican congressman from georgia. he's a senior advisor to the donald trump presidential campaign. congressman, thank you for join us today. we heard the nominee this week mention he probably isn't going to change. that this is what you see is what you get. he needs to broaden his appeal. how does he do that moving forward? >> what we will be doing is talking more about the economy. middle america is hurting, the fact hillary clinton when it comes to ec

i will never, ever forgive the people of connecticut. i will never forgive the people of florida and pennsylvania and ohio. but i love them anyway. we'll see. i think we're going to do very well. >> we get that some of that is a joke. it's not that he'll never forgive the people there, but he is repeatedly now talking about losing. he talked about on cnbc he'll take a long vacation if he loses, he talked about the only way he could lose is if they, whoever they are, cheated in pennsylvania. why this repeated refrain? >> it's about conversation. donald trump is the guy you'd invite into your house and have him at your dinner table. that's like the general conversation. donald trump does not put this big barrier between he the politician and the people he's talking to. that's why you're seeing crowds like you saw in connecticut. people so excited to see him because he has a conversation with each one of them in the room. i think they leave there feeling like they just interacted one on one with mr. trump. his conversations are very casual.

>> as far as connecticut goes, going to connecticut on saturday was a great play. hillary clinton was down for two days, maybe napping, who knows. donald trump was in connecticut gave a great rally but that was covered all over the country, on all the networks. that was a positive. as far as spending money in connecticut and new york, if that puts you in position to actually win but b, gets you coverage all over the country, of course. spend the money. >> guy, what do you think of the forays into connecticut? >> i would strongly encourage boris to spend a significant amount of money in new york and connecticut. i think that is a terrific strategy on the part of the trump campaign. it shows that they are forward thinking and i think it is a terrific idea. >> trumpian sarcasm. >> trumpian sarcasm, i can tell. [ speaking simultaneously ] >> less than a minute left. guy, do you have a question? >> i mean, i would just like to know if this is donald trump focused 100% on winning, what would donald trump focused 50% on winning look like, because today, he's losing everyt

connecticut is one of the most heavily taxed states in the union. the democratic party has literally had a chokehold on politics in connecticut for many, many years. they've driven out families and businesses by taxing them to death. they've driven down property values. they've destroyed economic opportunity in the state, and i was explaining to the delegates in connecticut that with donald trump at the top of the ticket, this is an enormous opportunity for people in connecticut to really rally support for economic growth. not just at the top of the ticket but all the way down the ticket in an effort to turn connecticut into a red state, a republican state. if you look at the 34 states in the united states with republican governors, you will see that they have higher economic growth, they are more friendly to fossil fuel development, they have much lower business regulations, and much bigger job opportunities, and people are voting with their feet to live in those states. texas, florida, other states where you can go and work and the government does

. >> a connecticut man in jail after he phoned and threats to school in our area, for three days, roxbury elementary was believe is calling the wrong school, there'se roosevelt leftwich. the first call was made to solon roxbury elementar then two more on the 15th and 16th he made threatening calls said that going to come up to theup school and cause harm, th school called the police who sent officers, they believe it was a hoax by kept them at the school as a precautioni includi on the first day of school, police said the collar called the wrong they say that he was trying to make calls to an elementary school and has area of research for the number he got the numbe fouran solon instead he got th correct number and made calls t that school in connecticutca, newtown police arrested him and he's facing charges in connecticut and expect to be charged with thehe solon calls a separate incident they harassing calls of a sexual nature to the roxbury office a few days after that connecticut they say he was arrested and the calls were unrelated.. >> parents in our walk on edge after testing revea

taking closer look from lightning down parts of connecticut a little steadier rain as parts connecticut river rally right heading towards orange. commerce seeing some steadier rain. making it into the boston area shortly after 8:00. if it holes. we will have watch for some and muggy when you wake up tomorrow morning. we will talking about temperature 70 sfz then another hot day ahead. i will show you how -- in your town for high temperature >> hot weather did not keep thousands enjoying culture events across the city today. >> people lined boylston stone for dominican paired floats antique cars and many danced sang their way through back bay. he was among those who marched it was capped off with a >> that's takes us to china town where hundreds of cell yachted annual august moon festival this one of the most very writed chide me holiday. festival marks ends to the chi knee harvest season which family celebrate with a big feast. the sticky conditions not slowing down. any of the performers there. >> so shark sighting prompteded safety officials shut down chatham beach for peak of heat to

last year ten connecticut residents developed symptoms associated with the virus. right now it is peak season for mosquitos. residents are advised to take extra precaution. >>> a long island pet owner is facing charges tonight, accused of leading two dogs trapped on a blazing hot balcony. hempstead police her dogs on the roof on monday. one dog died from the heat. another was taken to the shelter for treatment. >>> already they are charming all the visitors and making them laugh. looks like they were playing even hide and seek. the pups were born in june. they haven't been named yet. sea lions are known for their playful manner and their intelligence. >>> coming up, the 19-year-old >>> also ahead -- >> school bus drivers, pilots, you put your life in their hands. why are federal drug tests not screening for many popular drugs? when people ask me what it's like to win an olympic medal, i tell them, "you already know." the medals you've earned are all around you. your bronze. your silver. your gold. just like we protect the medals you've earned in life. liberty stand

12:00, 1:00, storms to start blowing up in the warm h connecticut. make way into central mass by say 3:00 p.m. and then that chance over to the north shore, around greater boston area and continuing out to the west through five to 7:00 p.m. then we will have to watch round two potentially into the sunset hours. this may be coming west to east and holding together because there's going to be a lot of moisture to work with and watching out potentially some thursday a pop-up shower with temperatures in the mid and upper 80s, friday the weekend mainly dry and bright with temperature upper and middle 80s and next front new wave on monday to tuesday to bring us more much needed rain and monitoring throughout the day and stay fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and dowloads speeds, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cable can't offer internet sp