with respect to vermont health connect, this has failed many vermonters. i want to say that it is undermining our faith in government. i have overseen large i.t. projects in a $6 million budget. i know it is not simple to cut the plug. we have to have a plan if we cannot make dysfunctional. i'm going to look at the independent assessment. we have to have a plan that doesn't take people off their health care. moderator: what do we do with health care beneficiaries if we scrap and? ms. minter: -- scrap it? muskoka we cannot scrap vermont minter: weect -- ms. cannot scrap vermont health connect. peoplestand that 17,000 will lose their health care benefits. the issue is it is not simple to jump in the federal exchange because our programs in vermont support so many programs. the federal exchange will not cover. if i learn that we can't make this system work, i will come up with a plan that is thoughtful about not allowing people to lose their health care. -- moderator:ted i directed that to you mr. scott . mr. scott: 30,000 people in vermont who are on vermont

with respect to vermont health connect, this has failed many vermonters. i want to say that it is undermining our faith in government. i have overseen large i.t. projects in a $6 million budget. i know it is not simple to cut the plug. we have to have a plan if we cannot make dysfunctional. i'm going to look at the independent assessment. we have to have a plan that doesn't take people off their health care. moderator: what do we do with health care beneficiaries if we scrap and? -- if we scrap it? >> we cannot scrap vermont health connect -- ms. minter: we cannot scrap vermont health connect. i understand that 17,000 people will lose their health care benefits. the issue is it is not simple to jump in the federal exchange because our programs in vermont support so many programs. the federal exchange will not cover. if i learn that we can't make this system work, i will come up with a plan that is thoughtful about not allowing people to lose their health care. moderator: i directed that to you mr. scott. mr. scott: 30,000 people in vermont who are on vermo

are other senator from vermont. i'm a republican. i was supportive of howard dean when he was a vermonter early on. i'm not asking people to decide tonight who they are voting or for u.s. senator. i have not decided who i'm voting for for president. i will say i came out for many months that i'm not supporting anybody. they come out recently and said i would not be voting for donald trump and i find it very troublesome but candidates my opponent is supporting refers to the supporters of the other candidate donald trump is a basket of deplorables. at that direct conversations with over 1000 vermonters of the last several months who are supporting donald trump. i would not say one of them is deplorable so everyone has fingerprints on this mess. would argue patrick leahy is more relevant to the mess we are in it myself or anyone on the second table. >> moderator: will go to the fun here. good evening are joining us on u.s. senate candidates debate. >> hello? >> going ahead. >> yes, the question for scott milne the repu

nature last 30-second pitch. >> i believe in vermont. i am a vermonter. thousands of people asked me to run but it's more than just that. it's because i know i can help them. i was talking with a world war ii veteran, a member of the greatest generation. he said i am so glad you are running again, because i have upheld the values that he fought for. i was humbled by that. i'm humbled by the trust vermonters have put in me. i will use every single second to fulfill the trust. >> thank you. thanks everybody. thanks russ to the audience. three weeks from today hopefully will shock america by changing the united states senate seat in vermont, passing our system is running a campaign with all volunteers with no special interest money. i have not made one phone call company now, direct meal -- e-mail asking for money. i would also -- >> you have to wrap up. >> i want to say check it out, a big day for america. we are going in the right direction and to want to thank the wonder thousand was vermonters who will support me in the election. >> thank you for joining

that's what vermonters need. they need in education, qualifications ending the great paying jobs so that they can live and work in stay right here in vermont. >> moderator: is a part of the plant interest you? scott: here we go again. nothing is free. somebody has to pay. she's going to raise taxes on somebody. there will be a fee increase for the big banks and into a magical bank account that that's going to come out of. they are going to charge us. we are going to pay for it in some way. whether it's in checking account fees or fees in your banks. somebody has to pay. nothing is free. i think we need to make college more affordable and attainable for those who want to do it. having something free doesn't necessarily make it sound. i was able to give the advancement address to ccd a couple years ago. that was so inspired by what i saw as they walked across the stage to receive their diploma. some of them having kids that were grown up at their side and you could see it across their faces, the sense of appreciati

with respect to vermont health connect, look, this has failed many vermonters and i want to say that is undermining our government. i of overseeing large i.t. projects in a $600 million budget. i know it is not simple to cut the plug. we have to have a plan if we cannot make dysfunctional and i look at the end of the assessment, understand what the opportunities are, but we have to have a plan that doesn't kick people off their health care trend what do we do with medicare beneficiaries if we scrapped them lex. minter: what i'm saying is that we can't just scrap vermont health connect investment a plan to do so, precisely because it will cost, we have investment of over $24 million up front, those are state dollars not federal. and i understand that 17,000 people will lose their health care benefits. the issue is the isn't simple to jump to the federal exchange because the our programs actually support so many different programs. which the federal exchange will not cover. if i learned we can't make the system work, i will come up with a plan that is a very thoughtful about not allowi

your last 30-second pitch. >> i believe in vermont. i am a vermonter. thousands of people have asked me to run but it's more than just that. it's because i know that i can help them. i was talking with a world war ii veteran, a member of the greatest generation. he said so glad you're running again, because i've upheld the values that he fought for. i was humbled by that. i am humbled by the trust promoters have put in the. i use every single second to fulfill the trust. >> thanks everybody. thinks her studio audience. three weeks and did a movie was shot america by changing the united states senate seat in vermont, pass it off to someone who is running a campaign with all the lunches with no special interest money. i've not made one phone call, e-mail, ask anyone for money. i think it's getting weird not seeing in american for and credible statewide candidate in 45 years. i would also -- >> you have to wrap up. >> i want to see check it out, a big day for america. we're going in the right direction and want to thank all the folks will support in the el

that's my vermont promise. you're going to pay for it either way, i would rather give it to them up front. mr. merone: debt forgiveness and the scott administration? lt. gov. scott: the real problem is the demographic issue in the state. the population is stagnant. we are losing this category from 25 to 45. 30,000 people since the last census. those are the folks who utilize services and pay taxes. that's what we need to rebuild. we have fertile ground here. 10,000 college students every single year here in this state that graduate. shoulde the ones who we be asking -- what will it take to keep you here? they will tell you they want opportunity, a formal housing, they want to live here in afford to live here. doing right now, when you hear these schemes of raising taxes and fees and spending more money, we are not focusing on the opportunity in order to have them be able to stay here and be able to live here. it's the affordability crisis that is the real problem. have thee: we also court -- declining enrollmen

vermont. to expand that. eb5 has banned overworked. i am as outraged as what happened. i saw a good man and women in the newport area get jobs , excellent jobs come i'm glad the justice department will get to the bottom of it. in the meantime the good part is that they say those jobs will be there for the vermonters and that is good news. but i do hope that senator grassley and i have been trying for years to make eb5 work like it did. miline: talking about the vermont tax code to piggyback on the federal income-tax which is unique to vermont. but what is missing for economic vitality should be delivered by a functioning united states like and eb5 tried to shut down the government. and then mach's other people when they shut down the government. people on either side it is so polarized food my opponent succeeded and my grandfather ran his office for a while. and was a centrist republican if i am fortunate enough to get elected but if they threaten to shut down the government if eb5 does not go

. >> i trust the elections in vermont. and i was asked about that is a democrat because those city clerk's licet that i know two things at their august and that they can count. that they are not concerned that somebody would vote twice but he just wants them to vote. people are voting for me or my opponents. and we have to have a higher turnout in this country. >> good evening my friend. we will catch you with the next round of questions. who will you vote for president and talk to me about the tone of the presidential debate. trudell: deplorable it is one word. i don't want to depress myself even more than that. but the biggest spectacle as a contest of insults that is all we have it has been degenerated to such a low level that we are embarrassed. >> moderator: to you folks for? trudell: i am not sure. ericson: we have a secret ballot and it should be that way ddt what about the tone of the presidential debate? ericson: it turns my stomach i am shocked and i'm horrified and disgusted. people over and over should be votin

three of the teenagers crashed in a horrific crash near vermont. all thousands attended. >> it's numbing. >> reporter: teens were in a volkswagen jetta when hit head-on by a wrong-way drive on interstate 89. the impact caused the jetta to explode into flames. a vermont state trooper explains what happened when the first police officer arrived on the scene. >> that officer went down to try to extinguish that fire. in the process of trying to extinguish that fire, looked up and noticed that someone had jumped into his cruiser southbound with emergency lights still activated. >> reporter: police say 36-year-old steven burgoin hit seven other vehicles with the stolen police cruiser before the cruiser caught fire and he was taken into custody. >> i would say he was doing 100 miles per hour in the cruiser when he hit. >> reporter: lewisson lived in vermont but have strong ties to massachusetts. his late mother and father were from newburyport and he has prior addresses in salisbury and and new hampshire. he is called the prime suspect in the teens' death

tragedy strikes a vermont community. hundreds attend a vigil for five teenagers killed by a wrong-way driver. how they're being remembered. and they were just minutes away from a strike deadline. how long it took for chicago teachers to reach an agreement with the school board overnight. and coming up in sports - why coach mike mccarthy is looking forward to taking on dallas sunday. we're talking about the team's strengths there's a new medicare plan in town. one where personal customer service is much more than just words. hello, milwaukee. we're network health. and this is an actual member event where some of our 63,000 medicare members are getting to meet the friendly voices on the other end of the phone, in person. we're new to you, for more than 30 years. and, 9 out of 10 network health members are satisfied with their medicare plans. if you'd like to join them, call now and learn about plans that let you see any doctor who accepts medicare, either in or out of network. plans with zero dollar monthly plan options, p

she had apparently gone home to vermont for the holiday weekend. she and four friends were in the car headed southbound on 89. police say the driver of the truck stole a police cruiser of an officer who had arrived on scene and was trying to pull the teens from their burning vehicle. he causedded a series of crashes before being captured and is now coach says she was one of a kind. >> such a great kid. there are 26 girls on our soccer team and two coaches and she's just beloved by everybody, smiling all the time, hard working, fun to be around, team oriented, just a wonderful kid. we are devastated. reporter: administrators say students are returning from the holiday weekend tonight and tomorrow. it's a small school of only a few hundred students and tomorrow to talk about what happened and to remember janey. adam sexton, wmur news 9. josh: we know the name of the driver that was killed while allegedly speeding a way from police, investigators say an officer in stoddard first tried to pull over 59-year-old kevin morong, who sped off on route 9, rac

in vermont we have paper ballots. what it this way, first of all it is the fact that there's a very low incidence of voter fraud. i'm not that concerned about voter fraud. other people are chomping the issue of for the sake of their own agenda. however, if you don't have a paper ballot, diebold which is the company that manufactures a lot of these election machines which is run by republicans, he claimed he was going to deliver ohio. i think electronic voting without a paper trail is potentially suspect. >> in the last election in 2014, when i ran against congressman peter welch, for sobriety on this stage he lied and said dide had not taken campaign donations from defense contractors were asked in fact it's a couple of days before that he was in a photograph with patrick leahy in the burlington free press with both of them waving their checks for thousands of dollars from lockheed martin. so peter welch bold faced lied on this very state and that's the campaign. number two when the votes came in, my votes were cut in

." >> sarah: a winter wake-up call for parts of vermont. this is the ski resort south of burlington. this is nine inches of snow with more expected this week. other parts of the state didn't see any snow, but they did have to deal with power outages due to high winds. keep it there at the ski resorts. not here. >> christa: two months to go until first official day of winter. so, kris, hopefully we don't have any snow in our forecast. >> kris: plenty of snow ahead of us. keep it up in ski country right now. 43 in boston. the west wind at 14mph in ski country getting more snow on thursday. in fact, i wouldn't be surprised if off through worcester county, some of the higher terrain got a new wet pellets mixed in. for most part we're dealing with chilly rain here. 43 in townsend. 36 in worcester. 39 in norwood. 39 in plymouth. the breeze is active once again today. we've had that with us the last couple days. it wasn't as strong as what we saw over the weekend. it was still gusts over 20 to 30mph through this afternoon. we this start off with q

in vermont, people must be so excited to see you. >> you know, vermont is a small state. kind of like a big family. only 630,000 of us. and i probably have met every one of them at one point or another. so you know, part of the crowd there. >> seth: so, we're at an interesting place right now with this election. and one of the things that i want to talk to you about is, there's been a comment floating around about trump supporters, the word is "deplorable." saying deplorable things but who also have things to genuinely be angry about. how do you feel about these people? >> i think you described it right. look, do we have racism this this country? absolutely. do we have sexism, do we have homophobia? we do. but i think the vast majority of people who support trump are people who are hurting and they're angry. and they're looking for answers. i think trump is the wrong answer. but these are people who in many cases are working longer hours they seen their jobs go to china. they can't afford health care. and they want to know why. and you got this arrogant guy coming up ther

and it really feels like fall today but in vermont, already resort fired up their snow making equipment in preparation for the ski world cup event happening in the us for the first time in 25 years, the event happens at the end of november. that is a shock to the system. >>> it is going to be warming up a little bit this week, certainly not as warm as last week where we had 70s for several days. at fenway park right now, see the people getting into the stand getting ready for the big game tonight. you can see the sunlight over fenway park on our weather bug camera, 56 degrees at fenway park. it looks like it will be a perfect night, the wind dropping off a little bit, temperatures starting off that 56 at 6:00, the wind will drop off, how about tomorrow afternoon? per hour, temperatures in the 50s, a couple spots around 60 but mostly mid-50s to a few upper 50s. destined to go down tonight the wind dropping off, the sky will be clear, high-pressure overhead a nippy night temperatures getting down to 30 in the suburbs, 44 downtown boston, some readings in the lower 30s supporting frost for

southwest new hampshire into vermont. a anything you growing outside and orchards who wants to save things growing in bulk have to take more extreme precautions and they know what to do with that, but that's the bottom line for tonight. you get away from the coast, it's going to be down into the 30's, perhaps even freezing. temperature right around 60 degrees on cape cod tomorrow. mid 60's off to the north and wells. pretty day coming up. pa couple thing clouds float by wednesday, otherwise, -- i'm rushing the week, sunshine all day long on wednesday. nice day. clouds and showers in the work week, going to be thursday when pa weak front comes on by, then it's right back to sunshine on friday. and this weekend, always in view, of course, 61 degrees on saturday, and just about the same on sunday. a few clouds start to float on in here this weekends, but again, keeping the chance of any rain out of the forecast at this point. there's nothing tropical that can bother us. i'm working on the latest track of bermuda, but not goi

so when you're back, certainly in vermont, people must be so excited to see you. >> you know, vermont is a small state. kind of like a big family. only 630,000 of us. and i probably have met every one of them at one point or another. so you know, part of the crowd there. and one of the things that i want to talk to you about is, there's been a comment floating around about trump supporters, the word is "deplorable." and, i want ask you about the people supporting trump who are saying deplorable things but who also have things to genuinely be angry about. how do you feel about these people? >> i think you described it right. look, do we have racism this this country? absolutely. do we have sexism, do we have homophobia? we do. but i think the vast majority of people who are hurting and they're angry. and they're looking for answers. i think trump is the wrong answer. but these are people who in many cases are working longer hours for low wages. they seen their jobs go to china. they can't afford health care. and they want to know why. and you got this arrogant guy coming up there and h

so when you're bacer in vermont, people must be so excited to see you. >> you know, vermont is a small state. kind of like a big family. only 630,000 of us. and i probably have met every one of them at one point or another. so you know, part of the crowd there. >> seth: so, we're at an interesting place right now with this election. and one of the things that i want to talk to you about is, there's been a comment floating around about trump supporters, the word is "deplorable." and, i want ask you about the also have things to genuinely be angry about. how do you feel about these people? >> i think you described it right. look, do we have racism this this country? absolutely. do we have sexism, do we have homophobia? we do. but i think the vast majority of people who support trump are people who are hurting and they're angry. and they're looking for answers. i think trump is the wrong answer. but these are people who in many cases are working longer hours they seen their jobs go to china. they can't afford health care. and they want to know why. and you got this arrogant guy coming up

so when you're back, certainly in vermont, people must be so d >> you know, vermont is a small state. kind of like a big family. only 630,000 of us. and i probably have met every one of them at one point or another. so you know, part of the crowd there. >> seth: so, we're at an interesting place right now with this election. and one of the things that i want to talk to you about is, there's been a comment floating around about trump supporters, the word is "deplorable." and, i want ask you about the people supporting trump who are angry about. how do you feel about these people? >> i think you described it right. look, do we have racism this this country? absolutely. do we have sexism, do we have homophobia? we do. but i think the vast majority of people who support trump are people who are hurting and they're angry. and they're looking for answers. i think trump is the wrong answer. but these are people who in many cases are working longer hours for low wages. they seen their jobs go to china. and they want to know why. and you got this arrogant guy coming up there and he knows all t

so when you're back, certainly in vermont, people must be so excited to see you. >> you know, vermont is a small state. kind of like a big family. only 630,000 of us. and i probably have met every one of them at one point or another. so you know, part of the crowd there. >> seth: so, we're at an interesting place right now with this election. and one of the things that i want to talk to you about is, there's been a comment floating around about trump supporters, the word is "deplorable." and, i want ask you about the people supporting trump who are saying deplorable things but who also have things to genuinely be angry about. how do you feel about these people? >> i think you described it right. look, do we have racism this this country? absolutely. do we have sexism, do we have homophobia? we do. but i think the vast majority of people who support trump are people who are hurting and they're angry. and they're looking for answers. i think trump is the wrong answer. but these are people who in many cases are working longer hours for low wages. they seen their jobs go to china. they ca

so when you're back, certainly in vermont, people must be so excited to see you. >> you know, vermont is a small state. kind of like a big family. only 630,000 of us. and i probably have met every one of them at one point or another. so you know, part of the crowd there. >> seth: so, we're at an interesting place right now with this election. and one of the things that i want to talk to you about is, there's been a comment floating around about trump supporters, the word is "deplorable." and, i want ask you about the saying deplorable things but who also have things to genuinely be angry about. how do you feel about these people? >> i think you described it right. look, do we have racism this this country? absolutely. do we have sexism, do we have homophobia? we do. but i think the vast majority of people who support trump are people who are hurting and they're angry. and they're looking for answers. i think trump is the wrong answer. but these are people who in many cases are working longer hours for low wages. china. they can't afford health care. and they want to know why. and you

up into portions of vermont reporter: maybe as far east as worcester hills. further east, ocean wind will warm it up expecting rain. then we get into heavy rain overnight tomorrow night and ending during the friday morning commute but the rest of friday, we'll still have clouds and a couple of leftover showers. very blustery indeed. could be average or two of snow for the berkshires but tai an inch or more of rain here for central and eastern mass. there is the possibility of the inch or two of snow for the berkshires but it's the mountains of vermont that are really going to score the biggest where there could be a swath of six to 12 inches. the mountains of maine will do the best. even though there will be some snow in the mountains of vermont and new hampshire. for the next seven days. once this is out of here we'll clear friday night into saturday. then the clouds return saturday a little storm may be far enough south to miss us. could give some rain to the south coast. we'll check it out as we get closer to it. >> hi, folks. welcome to the garden. anothe

the vermont man who killed his il apology to the victim's family today. joe castano has been charged with manslaughter and motor vehicle homicide for the april 22 crash that killed endicott college sophomore craig sampson. castano's blood alcohol level was nearly three times the legal limit, today's hearing was to determine how a judge might sentence the 20-year-old should responsibility. >> the judge saying he would likely sentence castano to 3 1/2 years in the house of corrections should he enter a guilty plea. ed donald trump on the campaign : trail in florida today, a major battleground state in this election. today in that state trump attacked the affordable care act and the report premiums will be in mr. trump: i am going to repeal it and replace it. she will expand it. it is no good anyway because the deductibles are so high. in: recent polls show that trump is trailing hillary clinton by a small margin in florida, but clinton is taking nothing for granted. ms. clinton: if you believe women and girls should be treated with respect, if you believe t

. >> seth: well, 2% in vermont is six votes, right? >> i ran a year later and i got 1%. >> seth: what happened? what did you do wrong the second time? >> i actually got more votes. but the turnout was larger for the general electure. [ laughter ] but, there's a lesson to be learned. you know, the last time i ran for the united states senate in vermont i got 71% of the vote. so even if you lose, don't give up. stay with it. if you believe strongly, in what you're fighting for, it eventually resonates and people will respond. [ cheers andla >> seth: now, what do you think happened, if trump wins this election, what happens ? >> oh, please don't make me think -- >> seth: well i have to at least ask what will happen. what happens to the future of the democratic party? do you think they take this as a way to reconstruct what their message is? >> i think so. i mean i think if we can't beat donald trump then you really >> seth: yeah. >> i mean, and again, if you knew me well enough, i don't go around, you know, people in washington i strongly

vermont spent $200 million to set up that website. if i'm not mistaken, they're looking at joining the federal exchange which would be an additional $20 million. that's a ton of money. and what are voters looking for in these two candidates? >> well, on that issue, you've got the republican who wants to join the federal exchange, or maybe join another state. and the democrat really wants to fix the current one. >> what do voters want? >> it's a case -- well, that's a good question. because a lot of people feel it's throwing good money after bad. on the other hand, all this money has been invested. and people don't want to see that go to waste either. that's a tough one. >> okay. >> another one is, you've got this huge opiate addiction problem, which many rural states have, too. >> we heard them address that in the debate as well. everybody has a different idea of how they could find a solution. i do want to bring in a little bit of a wild card, forgive my baseball pun, but he prides himself on his baseball career, lee. we can put a fu

>> i'll tell you, i ran on a third party ticket in state of vermont in 1971. i ran for the united states senate and i got two votes, 2%. 2%. [ light laughter ] got more than two votes. >> i ran a year later and i got 1%. moving in the wrong direction. >> seth: what happened? what did you do wrong the second time? >> i actually got more votes. but the turnout was larger for the general electure. [ laughter ] but, there's a lesson to be learned. you know, the last time i ran for the united states senate in vermont i got 71% of the vote. so even if you lose, don't give up. stay with it. if you believe strongly, in what eventually resonates and people will respond. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: now, what do you think happened, if trump wins this election, what happens ? >> oh, please don't make me think -- >> seth: well i have to at least ask what will happen. what happens to the future of the democratic party? do you think they take this as a way to reconstruct what their message is? donald trump then you really have to go back to the drawing board. [ light la

. >> seth: well, 2% in vermont is six votes, right? >> i ran a year later and i got moving in the wrong direction. >> seth: what happened? what did you do wrong the second time? >> i actually got more votes. but the turnout was larger for the general electure. [ laughter ] but, there's a lesson to be learned. you know, the last time i ran for the united states senate in vermont i got 71% of the vote. so even if you lose, don't give up. stay with it. if you believe strongly, in what you're fighting for, it eventually resonates and people will respond. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: now, what do you think happened, if trump wins this election, what happens ? >> oh, please don't make me think -- >> seth: well i have to at least ask what will happen. what happens to the future of the democratic party? do you think they take this as a way to reconstruct what their message is? >> i think so. i mean i think if we can't beat donald trump then you really [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> i mean, and again, if you knew me well enough, i don

. >> the driver who hit and killed five teenagers in vermont is being held on $1 million bail. police say steven bergeron hit a car full of high school students on interstate 89 late saturday night, when officers got to the scene, they say he stole one of the cruisers. he then allegedly hit the car again as well as 7 other vehicles. authorities say alcohol was not a factor but they are waiting the results of a drug test. bergeron is still unconscious at the hospital. authorities say he went to u. v. n. medical center for some sort of treatment, just hours before the crash. the hospital reached out to the mental health center, but he was facility. he does have a criminal past, he is an open domestic assault case and according to authorities his criminal record also includes an incident in massachusetts from 2014, but they say the outcome of that case is unclear. >> new at 4:00, columbus day means the tufts health plan 10k for women, the annual 6.2 race starts and ends on the common. race serves as u.s.a.track and field 10k championship race, the yearly race held at different pro

seen in weathersfield, vermont on october 6. her car was un springfield boat launch. autumn was last seen wearing a black and white plaid shirt, black jacket, jeans, and brown boots. if you know where she is, you're asked to contact vermont state police. look at the camera lens, kevin skarupa. kevin: we do not expect huge amounts, but this is the northern fringe of what is left to matthew. the front coming through has enough of a push north to keep it at bay. we will be locked in with clouds that is most focused and southeastern areas, then further north and west. temperatures hold in the 50's through the day today and will be completely different tomorrow. we expect skies to clear overnight with cooler air to rush in. the chilly is -- the chilliest morning looks like tuesday. amy: certainly plenty to watch on television this sunday. see you this evening. es, protected education... created jobs. in washington, what's kelly ayotte done? voted to cut college grants, cut medicare. but kelly ayotte voted to protect tax breaks for mi

reporter: it started a few short years ago in a little garage in greensboro, vermont. today a back roads pilgrimage to this farm on a remote hilltop in northern vermont is on the bucket list of beer con gnaw -- con gnaw sores. >> we have beer friends from brazil. it is one of the breast brewers in the -- the best brewers in the u.s. and maybe even the world. reporter: indeed. they have been voted the best beer in the world three out of the last four years by rate beer.com. almost everyone here is from somewhere else. these two traveling city. i am working right now. reporter: they think of nothing of hopping on planes when they hear of limited released brews from the favorite beer maker. >> beer is serious. in some cases we spend more on beer than others spent on mortgage or rent. we have to protect our goods. >> they could come up with kits for transporting their treasure so the ipa does not end up doa. >> we trips and without a single issue with airport security or breakage or anything else. jcvc we -- jc: we will have more coming up on "chronicle" at 7:30. >> ben: d

a vermont state trooper explains what happened when that officer went down to try and extinguish that fire in the process of trying to extinguish that fire he looked up and noticed that someone had jumped into his cruiser and took off traveling southbound with the emergency lights still activated. >> reporter: police say 36-year-old stephen bergoin hit seven other vehicles before the cruiser caught fire and he was taken into custody. >> so he was probably doing 100 miles per hour or so. >> reporter: he lives in vermont by the has st massachusetts. his late mother and late father were from newburyport, and a public records search shows he with prior addresses in salisbury and hampton, new hampshire. investigators called him the prime suspect in the teens death and they say what happened was no accident. >> these were all terrific students that have been taken from us way too early and for too soon. >> reporter: fox 25 has learn that stephen grew up his sophomore year when he was moved out of state. right now he's in the hospital and he's being held on a million dollars bail as prosecut

. >>> the suspect in a deadly wrong way crash that killed five high school students in southern vermont can soon face murder charges. 36-year-old steven benine's condition upgraded from fair to into a car with teenagers. prosecutors say they will await to arraign him until he's out of the hospital. >> mark: a cruel crime. a brockton woman's heart broken after they make off with their mother's ashes of the thieves might have mistaken the ashes for drugs. now they're hoping they can help bring their mother home. >> my mother was a strong woman. she had breast cancer that she fo and off. >> reporter: since her death, carolyn parker keeps her mother's memorial picture on the dashboard and part of her ashes in a box in my car. >> they've been in my car, that

bernie sanders / vermont"if mr. giuliani thinks that mr. trump is smart and all the rest of us are dummies because we believe in america? nats - "? ?"clinton herself spent sunday in church? the candidate in charlotte - speaking on america's racial divide - nearly two weeks after the police shooting that killed a black father. at one point - clinton hugging the 9-year-old who tearfully addressed council last week. sot - hillary clinton / presidential nominee"she said presidential candidates are in iowa today and tomorrow to campaign for hillary clinton. martin o'malley made a stop at the clinton office in ankeny this afternoon. and bernie sanders will campaign in des moines tomorrow. the vermont senator's stop is at 10:30 a-m at drake university. he was supposed to also campaign in iowa city but that has been canceled. on tues meet for their debate. democrat tim kaine and republican mike pence will make their cases to americans at longwood university in farmville, virginia. the debate begins at 8 o'clock. you can watch it here on kcrg-tv9. t

family and friends held a students killed in a crash in vermont over the weekend. the driver accused of causing the crash could face 5 counts of murder once he is released from the hospital. we're just 4-weeks away from election day. today, both presidential candidates will stump in the battleground state of florida as president obama hits the trail for hillary clinton in north carolina. starting to feel like real, bona fide, chile -- chilly kevin: heat rises, of course, so temperatures early this morning in the lower 40's. they are as warm as anywhere across the state as the warmer air moves in in the mid-levels. sean: everything is inverted. it is getting weird. kevin: temperatures in the 60's this morning. sunshine with a light breeze this is i-93 from our common man camera. kevin: looking at the morning drive, we are joined by deb davidson. deb: 93 is looking good as we make our way through the state. no delays from north of the notches, plymouth, concord, salem. good on 89 from concord to the upr as is interstate 95. this report is brought to you by minuteman

tonight at a school in vermont, hundreds came together to honor all five teenagers. one of the victims was 15-year-old janie cozzi, sophomore at kimball union academy in meriden. the community i the families and grieving the lives of the teens taken too soon. >> on sunday afternoon, my daughter, bailey, turned to my wife and i and said dad, what can we do? shelley: the driver of the truck that hit the teens is in critical condition. he could face five counts of murder if he survives. prosecutors say after the crash, he stole a police cruiser and caused another series of collisions, leaving several others injured. million dollars. tonight, we now know the man who was killed while allegedly speeding away from police. state police say an officer tried to pull over 59-year-old kevin morong of keene in stoppard last night. police say morong sped off on route 9, racing through hillsborough into henniker and he lost control on route 202, hitting three other vehicles. he was ejected and died at the scene. to the new hampshire drug from drug overdoses so far this year. the me

vermont, not out of the question. they're hire up, hire latitudes. >> just goes to show what one person may not like, another person may love. ski resorts are probably happen. >> i so very true. i guarantee you they will be lovers and haters of this forecast, guarantee it. >> show us what you got. >> a lot of variety going on here too. irk not promise you anything like the warmth of last week, that's done and over w reinforcing cold shot came in, even couple of showers came along with that, those are long gone, left with clouds, some sunshine, and temperatures that are generally topping off where they should for the rest of the day, right around this point. we usually have few additional hours to warm up. but at this point it looks like cool air is going to start to nudge in. let me take you outside, show you first and for most, storm scan3, shot at wider zoom. started off with basically nothing but wall-to-wall sunshine everywhere. but now couple of clouds have since rolled in. could even see few lake enhanced very l

. >> five teens killed in a horrific crash in vermont. police have a prime suspect and don't we've learned that >>> and we are following breaking news why samsung is asking anyone with a galaxy note 7 to turn it off >>> we are following breaking news samsung is asking people not to use or sell the galaxy note 7. >> the company made the announce amount short time ago. let's get right it on to fox 25's malini basu. >> yeah, vanessa, if you have a samsung galaxy note 7 turn it off immediately. some phones are catching fire spontaneously. if you remember just last month a company issued a recall for the smartphone because it could catch fire but now there are reports that the replacement phones are also catching fire. the gooses are just one of exploded on them. at&t, verizon, t-mobile and sprint all say they will no longer offer the replacement version of samsung's troubled smartphone. some customers say that even the replacement phones are having problems with the battery overheating. >> it just went poof and smoke started coming out. >> re

vermont saw a lot of snow around here. and the snow season is officially underway in vermont. some mountain areas seeing as much as nine inches of snow, and it's still falling. exciting news for ski resorts. last year the opens days were pushed back due to a lack of snow, so good news for them up there. and here's the weather desk top. many things to run through. so we start with the jet stream pattern. acrobat. by morning -- a cold front. by morning we'll have a different feel. a bit of a high pressure ridge to the west, and another trough out west, and a really we defined area of low pressure off the west coast, so let's see what's going on. we pan from the east to the west, and check out the activity. big area of low pressure. it's not plowing into the west coast, it's going to slowly move to the north and gradually weaken, and there will be a new system, in fact it's already starting to blow and showers and thunderstorms. a very active period is taking shape and will effect the western part of united states over the next five days. this one eventerly effects northern -- ev

it goes up for auction on wednesday, a boat to get to the vialed is included in the deal. >> i love vermont, sometimes it's lonely out there. >> it's good to be ray lone. >>> one of the largest malice in america is take -- malls in america is taking a stance against thanksgiving shopping. >>> officials are warning parents about certain remedies for teeth are toddleers. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. we guarantee to make switching easier. we'll show up on time. you're right on time. as promised, to install fios and set up the wi-fi that janet, jamie, jenny, jemma and jasmine need on their birthday. thank you. for all their new devices. you can't break me. you want a piece of cake? switching to fios is easier than ever. now get 100 meg internet, plus tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cable can't offer these speeds at this price. only fios can. october 6. >> a women is killed in a drive-by shooting. >> people down south are

and some of these rains could chance of rain comes to an end but southern vermont and western massachusetts do have chances f for snow. >>> and in some of the higher elevations att elevations of the w hshgz ishwh. >>> and workweek ahead. 39 in boston but look, it gives you an idea of how cool it is. 31 in boston and nantucket and look at the numbers. mid to upper 50 if we're looking with overnight lows into the 30s >>> anchor: seven days ago, pittsburgh steelers were looking to be the team of the year. tom brady is now must-see tv and he's back and has been absolutely outstanding and swinging at a record rate for all of his passes. and and it should be a good match up where the steelers are giving up 200 passes in the game. and it should be after labou has moved to tennessee but they're just like the steelers of old. >> it seems like the same steelers defense. they have every combination that sure everyone is aware about who we have and who we have in the run game. >> i mean the steelers overthe years have not changed that much. they have a lot of the same core guys and they're always big.

this one in vermont is for sale and it's a little cheaper than most. the price tag for cedar island on lake champlain is starting at and it comes with a five-bedroom house, a guest cabin, four beaches and a hot tub. >> people just really see this as an accessible, attainable, exclusive, private retreat. it's not every day in this area, or even in the world, that you can own your own island. heather: so what's the catch? the property runs solely on propane and there isn't any wi-fi or cable. and there is no driving access but a boat is included in the deal. the island goes up for auction next week. ben: let's go back to florida. hurricane matthew. you can see some wave action and some breezes. it is about to get windier. >> is it the surge? so powerful. it takes down everything in its path. and of rain causes a lot of damage. you can see the center. that puts shreveport on the east side where they get a strong surge along with violent winds and torrential rain especially in this red band. here is west palm. the storm is not going to go straight west. it

so they are enjoying it, and they are digging out, and that is up in vermont. and as we get you a look up in vermont right now, you can see things are drying out a little bit, but there's still some snow around. they are still enjoying it in a few areas up in the northwestern portion of the state, anyway, that show continuing to come in. around here, it's a different story. yeah, it's 82 degrees, the winds about three miles an hour, the city looking pretty good tonight. 79 degrees right now in surprise, 81 in scottsdale, 80 degrees in apache junction, 81 in chandler right now. in ahwatukee, 78 degrees. a new system pushing in, high pressure still working to protect us, but that low-pressure system is digging up some moisture and kind of passing it through the state here. as you can see, we get a pretty good load. here's phoenix right here. coming up on the there's a little bit to the south of us here. if that would affect us, it would be later in the evening or by early tomorrow morning. but this stuff is moving out very, very rapidly. you can see some stuff to

. >> at one resort in vermont, they've already started making it. they start making snow every october if it's cold enough. the snowmaking system can cover 80 acres with 12 inches of fresh snow in just a few hours. it is so cold. >> it is ominous sounding. >> vermont is so much colder than wisconsin. >> it is chilly there now. the killington resort was the first ski mountain to open last year. >> so cold. >> 4:41. >> encouraging ou to scroll through facebook while at work. >> the social media changes that may be coming to your office. >> then, ranking how little some people make in wisco. the positions you might want to avoid if you want to bring home the big bucks. >> and trick-or-treat crackdown. why one mom says she's refusing to give candy to certain kids this halloween. workers: he campaigned as a job creator but senator johnson helps companies ship jobs overseas. good manufacturing jobs just disappeared. ceos and giant corporations get richer guys with families... guys like me? for people like me. for people like me. people like me. russ: i'm

check out this video out of vermont. drone video capturing the fall foliage in the state. you can tell there's plenty of conditions -- but those reds sure are vibrant... "i think there's definitely different colors that you see when you're kind of analyzing them looking down rather than the straight shot on." it's becoming a big driver of the to spend about 6-hundred- million dollars on food, places to stay, and cool down tomorrow. storms today will bring some heavy rainfall with some of us getting over 2" of rainfall by the time this system tracks out. we will have a few rounds of showers and storms today with highs in the 70s and gusty southeast winds. winds will turn from the south to the west tonid taper off by early friday morning. friday will be gusty the 50s and low 60s feel even cooler. chilly start for saturday with highs in the mid to upper 60s for the forecast, although a few showers may track through on monday. back side of a front draped over us. winds will become gusty today... mostly to our south, but will track northward along the front... most of the cool

so they are enjoying it, and they are digging out, and that is up in vermont. and as we get you a look up in vermont right now, you can see things are drying out a little bit, but there's still some snow around. they are still enjoying it in a that show continuing to come in. around here, it's a different story. yeah, it's 82 degrees, the winds out of the west-southwest at about three miles an hour, the city looking pretty good tonight. 79 degrees right now in surprise, 81 in scottsdale, 80 degrees in apache junction, 81 in chandler right now. in ahwatukee, 78 degrees. a new system pushing in, high pressure still working to protect us, but that low-pressure system up some moisture and kind of passing it through the state here. as you can see, we get a pretty good load. here's phoenix right here. coming up on the west side, there's a little bit to the south of us here. if that would affect us, it would be later in the evening or by early tomorrow morning. but this stuff is moving out very, very rapidly. you can see some stuff to the south of us there. over on th

six inches of snow for them in southern vermont pretty good start to the ski making sea soon. snow making season store ski areas. even some opening up trail or two for skiers news are showers still rotating through. remember i said dry air would start work in behind the system. wind shifting to northwest. that dry air when flows on in and gets showers out of here. also going break the cloud bit overnight for morning. so during your morning when sun comes you the. you will have some break in sun. clouds take back over and if you are driving northward for your weekend plans you will run into more showers. it is another front coming our way and slides southward into massachusetts, by about 2:00 be getting some showers. those come into boston area of here by dinner time. your dinner plans saturday earning and beyond, for your saturday night plans halloween party going to fine. dry, and cool. we will keep it dry into first part of sunday as well. and then our latest future cast day it at that shows us staying dry increasing lie sunny on sunday. which difference from earlier. here w

last week vermont's governor changed columbus day, to indigenous people's day. it is meant to celebrate native americans, as well as their culture. it is also meant to teach students about the history of north america, before european influence. these people lived here millenia before explorers came from europe. this holiday is only for this become a permanent holiday. week five of the nfl had plenty of headlines, including the return of tom brady, the defending champs going down and the chargers continuing their fourth quarter woes.. :58 "the holder...and the snap goes off the finger tips of kaser..it's rolling around 1:04 san diego goes for the game-tying field goal late in but the holder drops the ball. the raiders get the win..34 to 31..and improve to 4 and 1. meanwhile, tom brady returned for the patriots after a 4-game suspension..and he didn't miss a beat. the q-b threw for 4-hundred-6 yards and 3 touchdowns.. the pats beat the browns. and the atlanta falcons with a big win in denver over the broncos. their high-powered offense california desert over the