ever happening again. drew smith live at the hospital tonight. drew. reporter: we spoke one-on-one with the chief pediatrician here tonight. she couldn t answer many of our specific questions siting privacy issues but she did say one thing flat out and that s we re sorry. 11-month-old isaac has not had an easy life. he goes through these pain, losing hair, crying. reporter: his father described the latest challenge dealing with too much chemotherapy. the first thing i want to say how sorry we are that this mistake happened. reporter: the family provided paper work that shows an error led to a dose of 33 milligrams instead of 3.3 approximate this issue may have gone on for five days. the hospital s pediatrician and chief agreed to sit down with us. you need to be very, very careful with any drug we re administering whether it s chemotherapy or something else. reporter: we re asking what doctors are doing to make sure this doesn t happen again. they re in the midd
the amazins are now national league championships. we have team coverage this morning. reporter: the mets win the pennant. i mean let that sink in for a minute. the mets are going to the world series. they didn t waste any time putting the pressure on the cubs. great to see duda breaking out of the post-season slumber. this three-run shot in the 1st inning set the tone for the entire game because the next batter, he also sends one out of the friendly confines. the mets score four in the 1st and batted around and then in the 2nd, duda comes up and does it again, another two-out hit. great sign for the metsful we will be needing his bat in the world series. and can you believe it? daniel murphy did it again, he hit another home run, this one in the 8th inning, his sixth straight post-season game with a homer which is a new major league record. drop the mic, daniel. mets up 8-3, they sweep chicago first world series in 15 years. fifth in franchise history. 8-3 is the final.
duty to determine whether it will keep us safe. sadly this deal is far worse than anything i could have it is our his negotiators broke every one of their promises. does this deal dismantle iran s nuclear program or shut off their path to a nuclear his negotiators broke every one of their promises. does this deal dismantle iran s nuclear program or shut off their path to a nuclear program as they promised it would? no. instead, it allows iran to keep thousands of nouk clear centrifuges spinning as they are today. and within 10 years in the best case it allows iran to achieve a nuclear status. was this agreement built on verification? no. why? ecause the president and it appears the side deal with trust iran to self-inspect a key site where the regime conducted tests on nuclear it detonators. haven t seen that actual side deal and we don t know if there are any other secret components. does this agreement allow inspectors to have anywhere, anytime, 24/7 oongsess as they promis
those attacks in libya. and today s hearing may be her best chance to change that. let s go to tracie potts who is live from washington with what we have heard so far. tracie? reporter: yeah. we have been watching this hearing for the last two hours. she has been answering questions from democrats and frankly, more pointed questions from republicans. about why she didn t know more and why she didn t do more before. before the attack. hillary clinton shook hands before what s expected to be a full day of testimony. republican chair trey gouty slammed eight previous investigations as incomplete, ignoring thousands of e-mails from clinton s private server, he says, would have been irresponsible. that may be smart politics. but it is a lousyst way to run a serious investigation. reporter: the committee spent nearly a year and a half and more than $4.5 million taxpayer dollars investigating why four americans died in the 2012 attacks in benghazi, libya. republicans are squ
thanks for sharing that picture with the rest of us. right now the numbers the testimonies have backed since that picture was taken. it was in the lower 50s when don took that picture. now 47. beverly 46. bedford, 45. we have northerly wind between 10 and 20 miles per hour. it s blustery and cool this morning. if we have a mix of clouds and susanshine that northerly wind will funnel in chilly arctic air. it will be a struggle to have the temperatures move through the day. for the afternoon hours only in up thor 40s to the low 50s. let s get to breaking news from overnight. police on the search for a gunmen after a deadly shooting in brighton. latest. reporter: police are hoping for the public s help this morning. they say that this man was shot right on the street behind me. the suspect was last seen running through a nearby parking hot. all this happening just before a midnight last night. police showed up and there was an suv on the street, the 30-year-old s man was o