baker: should he? mr. giuliani: well, either he should or he should use that power to renegotiate it, letting them know -- i don't have to live by any of this. none of this is binding on me. because he never got the votes. he actually -- obama had even a second waco have done it. could he have done it as an agreement. in which case he only would have to have got an majority vote of the house and senate. he knew he couldn't get it. but it was a deal that was negotiated not only with the iranians but with the russians and chinese. mr. baker: do you fancy spending the first two years as secretary of state renegotiating -- mr. giuliani: no. i think you have to set priorities. so if the priority is, let's eliminate isis, maybe you put that off a little bit and you get rid of isis first. and then you go back to that. because isis short term, i believe, is our greatest danger. iraq t because of isis in and in syria. but because isis did something al qaeda never did. isis was able to spread itself around the world

i think that is what baker was during this campaign. he has ceded his authority to bring the state together. over 60% of massachusetts voted for hillary cut in. 30% voted for trump. moving forward and why some a democrats have jumped at him more than they have. ginny: -- donald trump won the primary here. some of his base are trump voters. the vast majority of the blue states that flipped out the kind of people charlie baker represents -- fighting for working people, fighting for jobs, and he wants to get president elect trump a chance. mary anne: purgatory was too political and that advice. jaent: democrats have a new party leader, gus bickford. he's ready to give the governor a run for his money in 2018. any advice for him? ginny? ginny: i don't know. take a nap. [laughter] ginny: i think it is going to be a tough pill to flog there. jaent: issue right? mary anne: no. charlie baker only won by 40,000 a way to go after him. ed: robert kraft went to see donald trump. was he just congratulating them question mark congratulating him -- co

but, baker, we're depending on both of you. yes, sir. - you can take one canteen. - you need it worse than we do. we're only a couple of hours from the river. good luck. poinsett, you take baker's place, second-in-command. i won't serve under no reb. and you haven't yet. (cheyenne) 'poinsett, position the men.' morgan, tie her up and watch her. but keep her alive. ruth, i'm putting you in charge of the water. collect all the canteens. poinsett, from now on, nobody takes a drink till ruth says so. you know how long an indian can go without water. it's up to you to see that we do as well. i can't believe it. jenny. forget it. chances are they'd have found us anyway. that's generous of you, or is it? you never did think much of our chances, did you? i guess you still figure it doesn't add up. well? well, for a while you had me believing it too. but we're not fighting just for two girls. we're fighting to show tanaka, all the tanakas maybe we will die, but if we do, we'll still prove something. those indians will always remember th

jeff: gen baker hughes, ge is going to own 62% or so of baker hughes. oil and gas and energy is not a space that has been slow. we were talking about how it's a surprise for you that we haven't seen more big deals in the oil and gas space. >> there's so much capital is needed in the startups and fractures and all the rest of it. oil field services, which is most of what baker hughes is about, that's not challenged from a balance sheet. but there are a lot of companies with good assets that have very difficult balance sheet situations after the price of oil collapsed. we haven't seen any deals in that space. even though we've seen 100 bankruptcies. jeff: as oil prices stabilized, would you anticipate more deals coming off of that? >> i think so. in the first quarter of this year, there were a lot of frackers that went into bankruptcy. i thought the big guys would swoop in and step those assets up. they didn't do it. there's a lot of theories for that, one of them being even the bigger companies were cutting their budgets. some of them even cut the divide

jeff: gen baker hughes, ge is going to own 62% or so of baker hughes. oil and gas and energy is not a space that has been slow. we were talking about how it's a surprise for you that we haven't seen more big deals in the oil and gas space. >> there's so much capital is needed in the startups and fractures and all the rest of it. will field services, which is most of what baker hughes is about, that's not challenged from a balance sheet. but there are a lot of companies with good assets that have very difficult balance sheet situations after the price of oil collapsed. we haven't seen any deals in that space. even though we've seen 100 bankruptcies. jeff: as oil prices stabilized, would you anticipate more deals coming off of that? >> i think so. in the first quarter of this year, there were a lot of frackers that went into bankruptcy. i thought the big guys would swoop in and step those assets up. they didn't do it. there's a lot of theories for that, one of them being even the bigger companies were cutting their budgets. some of them even cut the divid

general electric and baker hughes cap off a record month. will the deal-making continue and which sectors might see some action. >>> and a fortune of fright. how one woman turned her love of halloween into millions. all that and more on "nightly business report" for monday, october 31st. >>> good evening, everyone. and welcome. and happy halloween. okay. so there haven't been dramatic drops or crashes as in octobers' past, but the trading month that just ended a couple hours ago on this halloween evening has had its share of spooky moments. plenty enough to send a chill down a random spine or hair to stand up straight on a sensitive invest investor's neck. the major average did suffer their worst monthly performances since january, and it could have been worse. if banks and some big tech names hadn't held their own and bolstered the performance. and today oil did fall to a one month low over uncertainty about an opec production cut. as for stocks today, not too scary. dow dropping to 18, 142. nasdaq down nearly a point and the s&p off just t

. >> ge did not buy all of baker hughes. they did not want to buy all of baker hughes. ge wanted a piece of it. 10 months ago, when halliburton was trying to buy baker hughes, ge was willing to spend $5 billion to $8 billion to take out the pieces they could get. they do this deal and now they will control a company that will be third in that oil fuel services space. >> ge effectively takes over two thirds of the new company and baker hughes gets one third. ge gets most of the senior positions, the chairmanship and ceo positions, and baker hughes gets the vice chairmanship, but it should be noted that baker hughes gets a whopping huge payout as well, special dividends, $7.5 billion. if you look at the shares this morning in premarket trading, at the moment, it looks like the baker hughes shareholders are much happier than ge shareholders. >> if you are able to play in a much broader array of the oil and gas sector and you couple upstream our domain with ge's more midstream, downstream domain, then you can go to the customer community and have a conversation about reduci

baker, you had no real opinion on this. what do you think of this, if anything was learned perhaps there was a minor epiphany about the political views. booy -- beyonce and taylor swift and others may have a moment of introspection. what they believe is important to the peasant class. >> whoever said that is one smart son of a bi it tch. >> maybe have him on the show. >> i did write that. you get out here and the lights are hot. i forget these things. i'm glad you did that. that's smart. if those are your answers you better smarten up. >> you said you don't like lena dunham. i thought she was one of the more credible. >> why is that? >> she doesn't shut up about it. i assume people think she really does believe it. >> maybe she does. she doesn't inspire me and people want to be more of an activist. >> i love adele. >> she was on top of the last believed. >> it is shocking. >> you said the problem with feminism is it is too hard. >> as a 9th wave feminist i strongly disagree. >> they have nine waves now? >> it is just me. >>

any fallout with governor baker? >> governor baker felt sincerely and passionately about questions wanting to fix education and giving kids an opportunity in the places they needed the most. i don't think that's going to hurt him and also gave him an opportunity to go into communities where he hasn't been able to really get into, into people of color, talk to diverse communities, even more so than he did in 2014 and that's going to be remembered going forward. ed: mary ann? mary ann: going 0-2 is never good and linda ran on 0-2 and cleaned up the state and got everybody to go against it. charlie baker gets help by being in the urban areas and will pick up support there and will pick up suburban voters, mothers in particular because of the opposition to charlie baker goes to he'll have to answer why he supported yes on two. the problem with the legislature now is they are legislating by ballot initiative so they put school funding again for how many years only to have to deal with it again. they did the same thing wit

it's baker center shop rite. i can't imagine, you know, being in that store there and then just doing your shopping, grocery shopping and coming out, um, and having this, you know, what has become a sea of water here. and as we look live from sky fox, i'm actually multi tasking here with you guys. i'm in my car on my way to an event for the ymca. i'm watching us live on my wife's phone. talking to you on my cell phone. and my wife is driving obviously right now but we're looking at the water that's going down that train -- that embankment which, um, thankfully is not a septa line. that is just a 48, used for 48. this should not impact septa's rail line here this morning. have we heard from any of the -- look at that. how the water is kind of gushing over like niagara falls there. i wouldn't if that neighborhood that's right behind it -- actually that's retaining wall. hopefully that neighborhood there is not going to get flooded out as well. have you heard from the water department at all? >> i can tell you exact

. >> sarah: massachusetts governor charlie baker hitting on election day. baker growing... going to his hometown in swampscott. he filled out his ballot with one exception. help did not cast a vote for president. nancy chen is back now with that story. >> nancy: sarah, that is right. governor baker is a lifelong republican and headed to the polls this morning but says he did not vote for anyone for president. governor charlie baker casting his vote early tuesday morning in his hometown of swampscott. but declining to vote for either hillary clinton or donald trump. >> i said many months ago that i wasn't going to be able to support donald trump for a number of reasons. i thought hillary clinton had believability problems. nothing has happened in the past nine months to change my mind on that. >> nancy: the republican governor did not vote for trump in the primary. >> this is the first time i haven't voted for president. i'm obviously disappointed by that. clinton. lots of friends voting for donald trump. i respect their decision. i respect their opinion. and the most import

hughes, ge isr going to own 62% or so of baker hughes. oil and gas and energy is not a space that has been slow. how it's aking about prize do we hadn't seen more big deals in the oil and gas space. >> there's so much capital is needed in the startups and fractures and all the rest of it. will field services, which is most of what baker hughes amount -- is about, that's not challenged from a balance sheet. but there are a lot of companies with good assets that have very difficult balance sheet situations after the price of oil collapsed. we haven't seen any deals in that space. even though we've seen 100 bankruptcies. stabilized, prices would you anticipate more deals coming off of that? >> i think so. in the first quarter of this year, there were a lot of fractures that went into bankruptcy. wouldght the big guys swoop in and step those assets up. they didn't do it. there's a lot of theories for that, one of them being even the bigger companies were cutting their budgets. some of them even cut the dividends. i'm not going to my board roo

. >> reporter: baker was asked he fears trump will try to punish massachusetts. the governor responded he liked trump's message last night, that he will try to bring the country together. >> i think that was exactly the morning, and i'm gonna pursue a strategy on our end that presumes that that's in fact what this is all about. >> reporter: congressman joe kennedy, who's also criticized trump's temperament judgment congratulated trump on his win, adding, quote... together workday and night to heal and march >> reporter: hillary clinton used senator elizabeth warren to sharply criticize her rifle during the race. >> nasty women are smart, and nasty women vote. is. >> reporter: warren left her home this morning refusing comment on the trump victory. >> i'm late for the airport. >> is there anything you wanted to say moving forward? >> well, a door slam late this afternoon, senator warren posted in part president lectd trump promised to rebuild our economy for working people and i offered to put aside our differences and work with him on that task. when he takes the

. >> kirk: it's actually not a call for baker mayfield, just a zone read. he read the end collapsing, eight, the outside linebacker came down. he probably wanted to give it to the freshman more than anybody, but it was a walk-in with the read that he had and gets an easy score. and oklahoma, after we showed that graphic, their first four drives in the second half were an interception and three punts. since then, back-to-back here in morgantown. >> chris: in the end, it's going to be the four-touchdown margin, which it was for much of this game before the mountaineers climbed back within 13. seibert's kick twisted down inside the 10. gibson trying to take the long way home. and going to be knocked down at the 25 yard line. hear from baker mayfield momentarily with samantha after the final 18 seconds tick away. 8-0 in the conference. they haven't even started with five straight conference wins in quite a few years. they were sitting there, 1-2, after losing to houston, losing at home to ohio state. how many people gave them a chance of reeling off, you know,

. >> we are waiting for reaction from governor baker. he has said he does not support donald trump. he did not vote for emotions running high there as election >> i can see why -- i'm so passionate for her. i'm kind of really angry. >> students and alumni came to the watch party thinking they would be marking the election of expressed there. again, hoping to get some reaction this morning from governor baker to the election of donald trump. live at the state house, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. >> sera, thank you. the election outcome is having a major impact on the financial markets this morning. u.s. stock futures are down. right now the dow at one point plunged more than 600 -- about 600 points. it's now about 300 points down. markets around the world have been jolted. asian stocks lower this morning. investors uncertainties in trade and immigration and other geopolitical tensions. >> shifting to new hampshire. the u.s. senate race still too close to call. the eyeopener's antoinette antonio is live in concord where this closely-watched race, where it stands right now, antoinette

. >> kirk: it's actually not a call for baker mayfield, just a zone read. he read the end collapsing, eight, the outside linebacker came down. he probably wanted to give it to the freshman more than anybody, but it was a walk-in with the read that he had and gets an easy score. and oklahoma, after we showed that graphic, their first four drives in the second half were touchdowns to close the door here in morgantown. >> chris: in the end, it's going to be the four-touchdown margin, which it was for much of this game before the mountaineers climbed back within 13. seibert's kick twisted down inside the 10. gibson trying to take the long way home. and going to be knocked down at the 25 yard line. hear from baker mayfield momentarily with samantha after 8-0 in the conference. they haven't even started with five straight conference wins in quite a few years. they were sitting there, 1-2, after losing to houston, losing at home to ohio state. how many people gave them a chance of reeling off, you know, eight conference wins in a row and being back in the playoff

sera: we are here at the state house waiting for reaction from governor baker. he said he does not support donald trump. he left his presidential question on the ballot blank. meanwhile at wellesley college those emotions running high, especially as the election results were coming in. i am just kind of really angry. >> the thousands of students and alumni who came to the watch party thought that they would be marking the election of the first female president. again we are awaiting for word from governor baker and other members of the massachusetts -- and members of the massachusetts congressional delegation. their reaction to the election of donald trump. live at the state house, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: new hampshire's u.s. senate race still too close to watched race, where it stands right now, antoinette? antoinette: all along this has been a tight race between kelly ayotte and governor maggie hassan. that continues through this morning with the votes still being counted. let's take a look at the latest results this morning. the candidates are p

. >> kirk: it's actually not a call for baker mayfield, just a zone read. he read the end collapsing, eight, the outside linebacker came down. he probably wanted to give it to the freshman more than anybody, but it was a walk-in with the read that he had and gets an easy score. and oklahoma, after we showed that graphic, their first four drives in the second half were touchdowns to close the door here in morgantown. >> chris: in the end, it's going to be the four-touchdown margin, which it was for much of this game before the mountaineers climbed back within 13. seibert's kick twisted down inside the 10. gibson trying to take the long way home. and going to be knocked down at the 25 yard line. hear from baker mayfield momentarily with samantha after and the sooners will get to 9-2, 8-0 in the conference. they haven't even started with five straight conference wins in quite a few years. they were sitting there, 1-2, after losing to houston, losing at home to ohio state. how many people gave them a chance of reeling off, you know, eight conference wins in a r

join leading newspapers and governor baker in voting yes on 2. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and governor baker and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!? >> you're watching wcvb newscenter 5 at 11 p.m. a third body has been found on the property of a suspected south carolina serial killer. todd kohlhepp is suspected in at least 7 murders dating back to 2003. he was arrested last week after police found a woman chained inside a storage building on his property. the bodies of her boyfriend and another victim were soon found nearby. so far, kohlhepp has been charged with 4 murders, but that number is expected to rise. a search for a missing northern california mother of two has turned up nothing so far. sherri papini went out for a jog last wednesday afternoon a

. >> $32 billion between gm and baker hughes has put a spinoff to consumers. it reached $176 billion according to goldman sachs. look. ironically the boss of the new ge baker-hughes combine, i was speaking to him about the problems that oil was having as a drag on the broader conglomerate. this is a response to that. the baker-hughes, ge tie up they do all kinds of stuff that they don't expect. it seems like it's a lesser solution and a logical one. >> seems to be working out that way. when it was just checking the share prices baker-hughes is up from where it was pre -- the whole market is down. you had a red dress on the red wall. on this particular one they are up a bit from where they had been which is actually quite nice and ge is more flat. that is quite something. what really kind of shows from these and something about these kind of spin off deals it can be a win-win, and from that perspective it wasn't surprising that on the day both share prices went up. lots of synergies and more synergies that that business can get out of ge with baker-hughes than

>> adam: massachusetts governor charlie baker hitting the polls this election day. he cast his ballots in exception. >> reporter: he says it's a first, governor baker leaving part of his ballot blank. governor charlie baker casting his vote early tuesday morning in his home town of swamp scot. but notably denying to vote for donald trump or micro. >> i said i wasn't going to support donald trump for a number of reasons and i thought hillary clinton has nothing happened to change my mind on that. >> reporter: he didn't vote for trump during the primary. >> this is the first time i haven't voted for president and i'm disappointed about that. >> reporter: baker voted on all the ballot questions and urged people to head to the polls no matter how they feel. >> i've lots of friends who are voting for hillary clinton. i've lot of friends voting for dot and i respect their opinion and the most important thing is people need to exercise their right and make sure they vote up and down the ballot. vocal supporter of question 2 which will increase the number of charter schools

. >> kirk: it's actually not a call for baker mayfield, just a zone read. he read the end collapsing, eight, the outside linebacker came down. he probably wanted to give it to the freshman more than anybody, but it was a walk-in with the read that he had and gets an easy score. and oklahoma, after we showed an interception and three punts. since then, back-to-back touchdowns to close the door here in morgantown. >> chris: in the end, it's going to be the four-touchdown margin, which it was for much of this game before the mountaineers climbed back within 13. seibert's kick twisted down inside the 10. gibson trying to take the long way home. and going to be knocked down at the 25 yard line. hear from baker mayfield and the sooners will get to 9-2, 8-0 in the conference. they haven't even started with five straight conference wins in quite a few years. they were sitting there, 1-2, after losing to houston, losing at home to ohio state. how many people gave them a chance of reeling off, you know, eight conference wins in a row and being back in the playoff pic

. >> kirk: it's actually not a call for baker mayfield, just a zone read. he read the end collapsing, eight, the outside linebacker came down. he probably wanted to give it to the freshman more than anybody, but it was a walk-in with the read that he had and gets an easy score. and oklahoma, after we showed that graphic, their first four drives in the second half were an interception and three punts. touchdowns to close the door here in morgantown. >> chris: in the end, it's going to be the four-touchdown margin, which it was for much of this game before the mountaineers climbed back within 13. seibert's kick twisted down inside the 10. gibson trying to take the long way home. and going to be knocked down at the 25 yard line. hear from baker mayfield momentarily with samantha after the final 18 seconds tick away. 8-0 in the conference. they haven't even started with five straight conference wins in quite a few years. they were sitting there, 1-2, after losing to houston, losing at home to ohio state. how many people gave them a chance of reeling off, you kn

. >> kirk: it's actually not a call for baker mayfield, just a zone read. he read the end collapsing, eight, the outside linebacker came down. he probably wanted to give it to the freshman more than anybody, but it was a walk-in with the read that he had and gets an easy score. and oklahoma, after we showed that graphic, their first four an interception and three punts. since then, back-to-back touchdowns to close the door here in morgantown. >> chris: in the end, it's going to be the four-touchdown margin, which it was for much of this game before the mountaineers climbed back within 13. seibert's kick twisted down inside the 10. gibson trying to take the long way home. and going to be knocked down at the 25 yard line. hear from baker mayfield momentarily with samantha after 8-0 in the conference. they haven't even started with five straight conference wins in quite a few years. they were sitting there, 1-2, after losing to houston, losing at home to ohio state. how many people gave them a chance of reeling off, you know, eight conference wins in a row and

at one point, police say the officer kicked baker three times in the ribs. handcuffed. >> i'm upset by what the video shows. as a person who deeply cares about this community and our department, i'm profoundly saddened. i'm releasing this video today because it's the right thing to do. >> one officer was suspended. another put on unpaid leave. the police chief apologizing do baker at the hospital because they later learned officers had the wrong man. >>> the body found on the rural south carolina property where storage caner -- container is her boyfriend. police say she spent more than two months inside the container. she was held hostage after she and her boyfriend visited the property for work. police arrested the registered sex offender for kidnapping. >>> two aides of chris christie have been found guilty in the bridgegate scandal. charges in the closure of lanes on the george washington bridge. jurors found this was an act of retaliation against the mayor who didn't endorse chris christie in his campaign. officials would not speak about the governor. >>

so, baker's so, baker's stats, kirk, ends up being just 9 for 15, 169, two touchdowns. the interception. and as a runner, he scored twice, including this one. >> kirk: it's actually not a call for baker mayfield, just a zone read. he read the end collapsing, eight, the outside linebacker came down. he probably wanted to give it to the freshman more than anybody, but it was a walk-in with the read that he had and gets an drives in the second half were an interception and three punts. since then, back-to-back touchdowns to close the door here in morgantown. >> chris: in the end, it's going to be the four-touchdown margin, which it was for much of this game before the mountaineers climbed back within 13. seibert's kick seibert's kick twisted down inside the 10. gibson trying to take the long way home. and going to be knocked down at the 25 yard line. momentarily with samantha after the final 18 seconds tick away. and the sooners will get to 9-2, 8-0 in the conference. they haven't even started with five straight conference wins in quite a few years. they were sitting there

. >> kirk: it's actually not a call for baker mayfield, just a zone read. he read the end collapsing, eight, the outside linebacker came down. he probably wanted to give it to the freshman more than anybody, but it was a walk-in with the read that he had and gets an easy score. and oklahoma, after we showed that graphic, their first four drives in the second half were since then, back-to-back touchdowns to close the door here in morgantown. >> chris: in the end, it's going to be the four-touchdown margin, which it was for much of this game before the mountaineers climbed back within 13. seibert's kick twisted down inside the 10. gibson trying to take the long way home. and going to be knocked down at the 25 yard line. hear from baker mayfield momentarily with samantha after 8-0 in the conference. they haven't even started with five straight conference wins in quite a few years. they were sitting there, 1-2, after losing to houston, losing at home to ohio state. how many people gave them a chance of reeling off, you know, eight conference wins in a row and b

. >> kirk: it's actually not a call for baker mayfield, just a zone read. he read the end collapsing, eight, the outside linebacker came down. he probably wanted to give it to the freshman more than anybody, but it was a walk-in with the read that he had and gets an easy score. and oklahoma, after we showed that graphic, their first four drives in the second half were an interception and three punts. since then, back-to-back touchdowns to close the door here in morgantown. >> chris: in the end, it's going to be the four-touchdown margin, which it was for much of this game before the mountaineers climbed back within 13. seibert's kick twisted down inside the 10. gibson trying to take the long way home. and going to be knocked down at the 25 yard line. hear from baker mayfield momentarily with samantha after the final 18 seconds tick away. and the sooners will get to 9-2, 8-0 in the conference. they haven't even started with five straight conference wins in quite a few years. they were sitting there, 1-2, after losing to houston, losing at home to ohio state.

baker's close ties to christie go back years. the governor's answer, he's counting on vice-president elect pence, who has promised to work closely with all governors. >> about half of the schools tested in massachusetts have shown unsafe lead levels in officials say they need more money to complete the testing. the commonwealth started the testing last spring after news of the water crisis in flint, michigan. so far, about two million dollars has been spent to test 450 schools. the commissioner tells news center 5 that his department nears money to test more we were being told early on in this initiative that we might expect to see 12 to 15 fixtures in a school, in some cases we're finding 30 to 40. >> the water testing program is optional we were being told early for schools and abou half of the communities in massachusetts have signed up. complete results are expected early next year. >> putting the brakes on in boston. city council taking steps to lower the speed limit. plus -- >> just because something is great doesn't mean a

ads that prominently feature governor baker and could influence his reelection. governor baker denies any allegation of pay for play, this whole issue and he told me that complaint to the sec by the massachusetts teachers association is simply a distraction from the real issue that voters are facing. we're live in lowell, kathryn burcham, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: a major credit warning about the charter school proposal. moody's investor services say boston, lawrence, spring field and fall river could all face down grades in the bond ratings if voters approve question two which is an expansion of charter schools. a lower credit rating can lead to higher borrowing costs for municipalities. >> mark: we have new video tonight on the toll booth demolition me ted williams tunnel in boston. massdot says construction along the mass pike is still on the bulk of their work in next three weeks. all electronic tolling started friday night and we are told, more than five million cars have passed through. you thought you avoided major road construction by staying away from the

paul way. >> even though police never found weapon on baker or in the area, the st. paul police federation came to the officer's defense. >> these officers followed procedures. they did their job. and now they're being attacked because someone else decided the rules don't matter. >> the chief said he apologized to baker both in the hospital and in his office because in the end the officers had the wrong man. >> because he is a human being, and i'm a human being, and it was the right thing to do. >> now, the chief says his department will be doing more field training, especially in cases where k9's are involved. only one officer involved is on leave. >> in australia, two buildings are total lost after a fire breaks out in a junk yard, happened this afternoon, in a suburb of sydneyment strong words made the battle more difficult there. us a tracheal mean ya reporting that businesses and homes have been evacuated, dozens of cars have been burned, and officials are warning folks to stay away from that area. >>> well, a star football player in high school gets a chance to

he's hoping baker can put him over the top. the two will campaign in nashua at the new england arm wrestling championships. antoinette: question 4 is gaining ground according to a support for marijuana legalization is at 61% among likely voters. a previous poll, which was completed in early october, had 52% supporting. the poll also found support for legalizing marijuana was highest among democrats and unenrolled voters. newscenter 5 starts early on election night. joining us starting at 4:00 p.m. we have a special hour of coverage at 7:00. abc has the latest results starting at 8:00 followed by newscenter 5 at 11:00. an investigation underway after a hidden key to an evidence room is discovered. that key allowing free access to the framingham police department's evidence room. once inside, officers would have access to any evidence box. now all middlesex prosecutors are alerting attorneys with pending cases in the town, according to "the herald," and an ongoing investigation about a man hit by a box trick in haverhill. sky 5 o

baker is heading to cal on a baseball scholarship. he batted 368 for granite day action so baker is coming to the bay area. in the meantime stanford is kicking oof its college schedule in shanghai, china, they getting a close personal look. they toured the city and checked out the sights and scrimmaged a team there. american sports are going global, more and more. cal opened their football season in australia. the raiders are heading to mexico. so now stanford in shanghai, china. >> a nice turn out for soccer. cal versus stanford. a one nothing lead. look at cal. then he deflects it in. it ties the game at one. then the first overtime. a couple of headers. right into the net. that's foster. 12th goal of the season. he takes off his shirt as stanford beats cal 2 saw one. >> -- two - one. >>> we have more live pictures of the situation in san francisco. antitrump protestors are marching down market street. they have reached the ferry building at the height of the commute. that's going to cause some issues. more live coverage coming up o

take a look at the scene at the baker center around 5:00. look at all that water goshing up. crews with rafts, a live look at chopper 3. you see the water subside. crews have brought if heavy equipment to clean up the mess. we have live team coverage. we begin with david spunt's david? >> reporter: jessica, this is has happened three times in three years at this exact same location just about 50 feet behind me, clearly, there is a problem here under ground. tonight authorities and customers are equally frustrated. 6 million gallons of water gushed out of a 100-year-old 48 inch water main in baker center in east falls. cars covered. people angry. >> they putting a band-aid on problem >> some customers had to be rescued by firefighters on the scene using boats to bring people to safety. >> we ended up making about 60 rescues. we tried to get some of the shop owners inside their stores using boats. so they could start to mitigate some of the property damage. >> reporter: flooding in this parking lot is unfortunately nothing new. crews responded to a break in 2014. and this one i

question 2 now, governor baker was behind charter schools, lifting the cap but it was defeated tonight. >> and question number 3 was giving animals more room in their cages. this one passed with 78% of the vote and 49% of the precincts reporting. legalizing marijuana in the state to 47%. new hampshire senate race, very, have he close and this one all important because it could shift the balance of power in washington kelly ayotte 49% of the vote this is with 54% of the precincts reporting. and the a lot happening right fox 25's blair miller live in new york city with the trump campaign. blair. >> ock, just moments ago they announced here behind us that florida would go toward donald trump and the crowd just erupted. before that north carolina for trump. i was getting the news on my phone and had known the a.p. called florida. people didn't know and when the announcement came across people were jumping around, dancing, hugging each other, yelling chants of the mood here could not have shifted more. initially when people started showing up here around 8:00 tonight, we were pretty subduee

. >> even for charlie baker, who's been an outspoken critic of donald trump's since the start. john nan hall live at the state house with reaction to the trump win. >> donald trump told us he'd win and now he has. told us he would lose -- who hoped he would lose -- pay a price? >> reporter: will there be a day of reckoning if the bay state why the state where the bluest is the blue and policy particularses not only supported clinton but attacked trump. >> a selfish low-life. a man who will not be president of the united states. >> reporter: our h are leaders concerned now that donald trump will be moving into the white house? senator elizabeth warren who trump has >> she is a goofus. >> reporter: says she was in the a rush to get to the airport and couldn't talk to us. >> is there anything you want to say moving forward. >> reporter: by mid afternoon she released a statement, quote, it's no secret that i didn't want to see donald trump win yesterday. i'm intensely fractures straighted by the apparent likelihood that for the second time in five elections a democratic nominee wil

turns into a nightmare for a bay area couple heading back to their car at baker beach when they were suddenly targeted by a group of robbers. kpix 5's susie steimle walks us through the violent confrontation. susie. >> reporter: well, this couple came here to do what most people do at baker beach, enjoy the view and take some pictures. but it was actually her camera that got her into trouble. and now she wants to make sure that what happened to her doesn't happen again. it's the quintessential location to take the photo of the golden gate bridge. if you take a look around you will see why so many locals bring tourists here. >> i actually live in san francisco and my cousin from india is here. >> very pretty. we're going to take pictures before we leave. >> light is good and the view is good and the setup between the beach, the beginning of the bay and the bridge there, it's a good combo. >> reporter: last night a bay area couple came to take pictures at sunset hoping for a shareable nap shot. instead, these were their memories, serious scrapes after thieves knocked the woman down dra

baker is just back from a meeting of republican governors. he says he'll be watching the trump transition closely and is already troubled by the appointment of chief strategist steve bannon who critics call racist, sexist, and anti-semitic. >> some of his previous remarks and activities, that was a concern to me. the thing i'm going to worry about here is making sure whether working with the delegation or trying to work with the new administration that the interest and the concerns of the people of the commonwealth are represented by what happens going forward. ed: baker said he'll fight any attempts by the administration to cut off federal funding to massachusetts cities that are maria: the immigration issue taking center stage at tufts university where some students are pushing to make the school a sanctuary campus. about 200 students rallied in support of the idea today. being a sanctuary campus would mean limiting cooperation with federal immigration authorities. there are 2 dozen undocumented students at tufts, including one young man wh

on the hot seat, governor charlie baker defending himself on a.tv ad with a yes on charter schools. people are raising questions about the groups funding those commercials. catherine birham asked the governor about the ads and >> reporter: the new face of question 2. charlie baker urging constituents to vote yes. >> we took for advantage that our kids will go to great public schools. we are some aren't so lucky. >>> we are surprised that the leader of the state will say that our schools are not measuring up. >> reporter: steve crawford with the massachusetts teachers association said they were disappointed with the ads' tones and implication. >> some aren't measuring up, we should invest in this them. so bad what are you going to do to fix public schools. >> bottom line, massachusetts the vast majority of schools in the commonwealth are doing a terrific job. >> reporter: charter schools have proven to be a game changer for some kids. >> did you use the term "failing schools" how do you fix that without opening others? >> well in many cases, these schools have proven to be successful

tonight, baker says he appreciates the chief's apology. but baker's attorney tells me he's still planning on suing the city. david? >> clayton, thanks. >>> overseas, tonight, growing questions about three american service members killed in their vehicle while approaching a gate. investigators are looking at whether the incident may have been a misunderstanding. >>> and dramatic images coming in from iraq today. militant fighters setting more than a dozen oil wells on fire just south of mosul. thick clouds of smoke filling the sky, blocking out the sun. thousands of families affected by the flames. struggling to breathe. iraqi troops backed by the u.s. are battling the free the ci >>> back here at home tonight, and to new jersey. the bombshell jury verdict hitting close to home for one of donald trump's top surrogates. two former allies of chris christie convicted in the so-called bridge gate scandal. jamming traffic on the george washington bridge connecting to new jersey. it was all about a political rival. the verdict coming as christie

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. >> jon keller is here now, and you think governor baker will have trouble working with donald trump? >> well, let's put it this way. they are not letting perceived slights roll off his back, and the first rift with trump came when he criticized him for the proposed ban on muslim immigration. that's bad. but today when reporters caught up with the governor, his roses. >> the election's over. i saw both donald trump's comments last night and secretary clinton's comments and the two major players in the whole conversation, they speak and reach out for a unified process going forward. >> pardon my skepticism but i hopefully, i'm wrong if you baker wants to mend fences, he is close friends with chris christie who may wind up in the trump cabinet. >> baker is a republic. safe to say ma mayor walsh and senator warren who issued a statement may have a trickery time working with the new president? >> i think walsh will find a way to deal. he is barely on elect's radar. but warren could have a problem. her pet creation, the consumer financial protection bureau is for many republican donors, a

it is still pending approval from regulators and baker hughes shareholders. let's not forget that regulators derailed already a previous merger. now it is october 31, high time to get your scoop on. sales are increasing. is that setting the tone for the holiday season? >> it seems so because americans are going to trick-or-treat more than eisis according to the national federation of retailers. although in sales will approach an all-time high. an average of $83 in items and this sets the tone for the coming holiday season especially after we learned that in the third quarter consumer spending was not as robust. >> thank you. brett: speaking of, i saw him wearing his vampire teeth. i brought my candy corn in for the trick-or-treaters. it is great. i'm going to leave you that while i do a little introduction. it is halloween tonight and that means you can take the kids and see some ghosts and witches. even here in berlin there are trick-or-treaters making their rounds. american commercialization of it but it began as a pagan right right here in europe. >> high

assistant: settle and roll. 49 baker, take 12. marker. and... action. ( hesitant: ) you got some i.d., punk? let's do one more. quiet! assistant: settle and roll. 49 baker, take 13. marker! all right, concentrate. actiti. you got some i.d., punk? cut. do this line. go ahead, do it. do what? do this line! he's perfect-- looks like a cop. looks like a cop. i'm not ananctor. neither is he. don't try and act; just say the line. don't even try and act. you got some i.d., punk? say it again with attitude. say it to me-- like you really hate me. he's great. i'm in heaven. no, i told you, i'm not an actor. hey, you get $380. you got some i.d., punk? hey. director: cut! print! don't kill the star. okay, folks, we're in the wrong place. i give him the line. what was it? "got some i.d., punk?" not like that. i was acting-- i said it like i meant it. i was pretty good, too. i got some applause. because they wanted to go home. the makeup lady said i was a natural. i think i know why. i got this theory-- want to hear it? no. see... we go undercover all the ti

governor charlie baker says it thousands on waiting lists already. and opponents like mayor marty walsh -- and charters schools underserve students with the highest needs. a recent poll put the yes vote and the no vote at a virtual tie. and the most recent vote showed points. >>> right off the bat -- we missed about the polling hours. most of the polls close at 7:00 and many stay open to 7:30 or 8:00. check with your local clerk. don't miss the opportunity to vote after hours here. >> the importance of this vote on what happens going forward? >> it could have a huge impact. it could shape the climate for question two allows more charter schools. this is a test of teacher union political clout. it's exposed rifts. and the state party formally opposing. and big named democrats supporting it. a win for a yes vote to expand charter schools would boost governor baker's standing. and a win for the no marijuana legalization is also a big one. key medical, political, and religious leaders have opposed it. but what seems like a rising tied of support is here

. >> many of the people working at baker industries in juniata served time in prison. baker industries helps to get ex-cons in the habit of coming to work andç being reliable an dependable thousands of men and women come in broken and leave rebuilt and ready. >> reporter: he loves his job. >> when we have someone who says they've never thought they could make it in the 9:00 to 5:00 world. they're making it and taking care of their families. it's life changing. that's the best part of it. >> i know i'll be back in jail by now but baker has give me the opportunity. i come in here every day, work, and i love it. >> last year more than 360 ex-cons worked at baker industries to get experience in the working world. workers told us they hope more companies will start looking past convictions and trust in second chances. >>> 20 minutes past 4:00. it is a chilly morning. frost in some areas, right, bill? >> the temperatures have come down overnight. we're about two hours away from sunrise right now. we need sunshine. we have northerly winds bringing in the chilly air. those w

take a look at the scene at the baker center around 5:00. look at all that water goshing up. crews with rafts, a live look at chopper 3. you see the water subside. crews have brought if heavy equipment to clean up the mess. we have live team coverage. we begin with david spunt's david? >> reporter: jessica, this is has happened three times in three years at this exact same location just about 50 feet behind me, clearly, there is a problem here under ground. tonight authorities and customers are equally frustrated. 6 million gallons of water gushed out of a 100-year-old 48 inch water main in baker center in east falls. cars covered. people angry. >> they putting a band-aid on problem >> some customers had to be rescued by firefighters on the scene using boats to bring people to safety. >> we ended up making about 60 rescues. we tried to get some of the shop owners inside their stores using boats. so they could start to mitigate some of the property damage. >> reporter: flooding in this parking lot is unfortunately nothing new. crews responded to a break in 2014. and this one i