he got back into his truck to drive it away and he was not injured in this either. five and roxbury, katie brace, wbz news. and also police are investigating the death of an infant. officers got a call around noon to go to that home and found that child unresponsive. >> and also unresponsive in 19- year-old woman and 23-year-old man. they were taken to the hospital where they are being treated. at 5:30 claimed he was with the fbi and tried to enter a home in arlington. what officers found on him maybe even more alarming. homeowners knew something is wrong. >> the homeowners were smart and didn't like the man in. beth germano is live. >> reporter: the con here was posing as a law enforcement officer in this arlington neighborhood and police are

he knew one of the residents inside but she didn't know him and they say he had tucked away a loaded handgun. police say 23-year-old gannon leblanc was impersonating a law enforcement agent when he knocked at a home on lee terrace. he showed the residents an fbi wanted poster and asked something strange. >> he said can i use your bathroom? they thought that was suspicious. >> reportesu ties and duct tape in a backpack. and an unlicensed 38 caliber handgun. >> this guy had all the equipment of a modern-day police officer. >> reporter: when he was turned away, police caught up with him at a nearby bus stop after receiving a 911 call all dressed in black -- from a man all dressed in black from lincoln laboratories in

but beyond that -- >> they provided some details about the commute but he was unable to explain why he was at that location. >> reporter: defense attorneys suggested these items were used for camping saying gannon leblanc was just lost trying to get home. >> he was trying to figure out which way to get home, ended up in arlington and had to use the bathroom. >> reporter: police are concerned it could have turned violent. a neighbor believes it's sad person who is trying to connect and didn't know how to do that. truck prosecutors say gannon leblanc also works for the federal credit union at mit and has been named -- has the names of four coworkers on post-it notes. he is being held without bail. beth germano, wbz news. when a teenager goes on

prosecutors will be able to use her own text messages against her. a judge ruled that michelle carter's cell phone was not illegally seized. carter is accused of convincing conrad roy to take his own life through text messages and calls. in the past 12 days, there have been three burglaries, all during the day. in each case, thieves stole jewelry and at least in one break free, -- break-in, the robb door. the gunman who was shot by police has died. investigators say this morning, two officers responded to the apartment for domestic violence, and that's when the man opened fire. one officer, a father of four has died. the other is recovering from surgery. police found the shooter and a woman dead inside the

off bombs in new york and new jersey made his first court appearance. ahmad khan rahami is facing federal terrorism charges. he was arraigned from a hospital bed whence -- when he was injured in a shootout with police. he is accused of setting off a bomb in manhattan that injured 31 people and another at a new jersey 5k. no one died in those attacks. interest has been growing in california for a movement to secede from the united states. a group called yes california is leading the charge after tuesday's election. #calexit is trending on social media. organizers say it makes better sense financially for california to leave the united states. >> we don't think it's the greatest coincidence in the world that california pays more into the system that gets, loses $15 billion a year and has the same highest taxes and can't afford to pay its schools properly. >> the group is pushing for a

an i-team investigation. it's a lucrative job perk on your dime. some state workers racking up overtime money in public pools in the middle of the day. the eye team ryan kath is here. >> these environmental police officers aren't breaking any rules but we are showing how this unusual system is used to make extra cash. we discovered the officers are being allowed to work split shifts and they can count overtit some officers did this on a daily basis. even on a rainy day when the pools were completely empty. >> the tax payers are the ones who are having to pay for it and they are not getting the value for it. it's not protecting the public safety like it should. that to me is the bottom line. >> the state didn't want to talk about it at the eye team caught up to the head of the environmental police. see how he answered our questions and see how much these offices are making with

ryan kath wbz news. the greater boston food bank just kicked off its campaign to get thanksgiving meals to people in need. politicians and community leaders lined up to pass out turkeys. this is the first truck but the 11th year the chain of giving has been run. the food bank hopes to distribute 9 million holiday meals this season. last week, a baby two toed sloth into the world. no word little one is healthy, bright, alert and cuddling with its mother at the zoo. by the way, sauce, i looked this up, -- sloths, i looked this up, they are pregnant for a year. >> while i am not jealous of that. it would be nice just to hang there. epipens are getting cheaper.

the market but there is a catch. and a dangerous ride. what spooked these carriage horses. they are definitely breaking the mold. washington will be a family -- see a family they've never seen the likes of before. >> and a look at the new first family. how the trump family could be key in his decision-making. we're checking with our weather watches on thursday evening. beautiful pictures from the sunset. this one from keith barber on the high tide sunset. nice colors in the sky. this one from martha. speckled clouds and a cooling

on the money watch, a generic version of the epipen will soon hit the market. the drug maker mylan plans to release the drug the first week of december. the cost is $300, half the cost

epipen price eight years ago. would you like to get paid to shop? amazon prime members can get the dash button for $.99. then you have a $4.99 credit for each button you by. you are actually getting paid four dollars to buy a button and you have to use the code review dash and that somebody to only three deals. dash buttons are linked to your amazon account and you push em starbucks writeups are now in the stores and this year, variety is king. last year, the company asked people to post holiday designs on instagram. about 1200 ideas came in. starbucks narrowed it down and released 13 different designs for this year's holiday season. there are some new inductees in the national toy hall of fame. this year, the swing, dungeons and dragons and fisher-price little people made the cut.>> i

>> i don't think i ever played with those. it was g.i. joe. socko got a whole group of little people. a new promising treatment for people suffering pain. >> how stem cells are giving

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we want to show you a remarkable picture, a live look in orlando at what is about to be a rescue operation. what you are looking at our people and firefighters gathered because those are two bald eagles and one is injured, stuck apparently in a storm drain. the other bald eagle is there, sitting there protecting it. the rescue crews are on the

i'm sure there is concern about approaching them to closely. they probably don't want to injure the birds any more. i don't know what they are using to pull the birds out but i've never seen anything like that. >> it looks like one of the eagles has their arms extended over the other.>> making sure it's protected from the people. that's amazing. >> we will let you know if they are able to get more on that later. a scary ride for tourists in vancouver. the horses pulling the a protester. the horses jumped the curb, and not one woman to the ground. passengers then jumped off the carriage. fortunately, no one was hurt. we have this picture for you. we have snow in stockholm. nearly a foot fell, the most in november since researchers started keeping records. the snow usually comes later in the season so a lot of people

you don't consider the swedes unprepared. >> tell us nothing like that for us. >> it's kind of interesting right now looking across the hemisphere because they've got a big dichotomy between the warm and the cold. i can give you a look at for the snow is and where it's not, north america. there is no snow anywhere in canada or the united states right now. you have to go too far northern quibec to get any and it's been u.s., canada and the arctic but it has been incredibly cold and very snowy across russia, siberia, and europe. that's where all the cold has moved. instead of being around the arctic, it has all been displaced. it is stretched out all across siberia and reaching into europe. the outlook here over the next couple weeks is this is where it will stay. it's a longer route instead of from the north pole down to go

anytime soon. boston, 51 degrees. the wind is southwesterly and it's going to start picking up a little bit. that will keep temperatures from falling too much. many of us will stay in the 40s if not the 30s and then rise again. this front will kick up the wind and it's going to deliver a colder shot of air. if it was really cold across canada or the arctic, this would be one that would staying this weekend. estes going to be chilly outside. 40s. wind out of the southwest. tomorrow, changes. for veterans day, parades or observances that might be taking place, gusty out of the west but it's the best part of the day. toward midday, that front will be moving through so temps that reach the 50s will start to fall. our strongest gusts will be 30 to 40 miles per hour and by the evening, 40 degrees and windy. it's going to feel pretty cold out there tomorrow night.

high temperatures. the 40s toward southwestern new hampshire and near 60 degrees in southeastern massachusetts. those wind gusts really start to pick up in the morning out of the west and through the afternoon and evening, very blustery. as we start the weekend, that cooler air is in place. that's not unusual for mid- november. it's a bright day, a little breezy and then milder comes back out us. sunday, we're jumping back into the 60s. not that bad. sunday is the easy.. 50s, bright skies, should be a fabulous day. great weather for the patriots. 44 degrees, clear, chilly and a full moon. it should be rather striking. here is your accuweather seven- day forecast. low 60s on monday. still trying to get the timing right for that rainfall. it looks like tuesday or wednesday would be the best chance.

for yesterday on cape cod. the third-graders from people's elementary school also came to join and they are making anemometer's in class which helps them measure the wind. great to see them. onto the healthwatch. new, innovative treatments helping young patients dealing with arthritis. doctor marshall is here with how this shows promise. >> reporter: it really does. i got to moderate a panel at the brueggemann regenerative medicine, specifically ways to treat young patients with arthritis and i met one of the first patients in the u.s. who underwent treatment using stem cells. >> reporter: after years of playing football and tennis, the cartilage in his knee had one down to almost nothing. he had essentially developed arthritis and that only 30 was facing a lifetime of pain. >> it took me a while to wrap

first to take part in a clinical trial using stem cells. >> it's different from the drone cells that we have. they still can become anything. >> reporter: including bone and cartilage and could even produce growth factors that could heal the entire joint. and not just knees, perhaps ankles, hips and shoulders one day. the treatment is safe and effective according to initial results. 2 1/2 years after receiving stem cells in his knee, sean has noticed a dramatic difference. he can now sit comfortably and enjoy time with his kids. >> the pain is much less. i can bend it. i can actually squat. i can pick up my kids. >> reporter: bring him hopes to begin three clinical trials in about a year. it is currently available in korea but has to pass here in

that young people suffered arthritis. >> thousands and thousands of young people usually from injuries as a teenager and young adult. there are about 250,000 acl injuries and about 50% of them will develop arthritis in many by their 30s or 40s.>> and now we have hope for them. coming up, breaking the mold. the new first family and how they could help donald trump and the white house. all new at 6:00 p.m. tonight: >> it was extremely awkward for and humbling i think for the president-elect. >> reporter: resident obama and president-elect trump meeting -- president obama and president-elect trump meeting for the first time today. our body language expert is weighing in. a young new hampshire boy and his mother targeted by racist vandals now getting a

afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine.

a first look at the new first family. >> donald trump's adult children are expected to be frequent guests and could be key in supporting his new role as president of the united

was surrounded by his most trusted political allies and advisers, his family members. >> i want to thank my family. really fantastic.>> just as he is brash and vocal, his wife melania trump is the exact opposite. she will present herself as an elegant more thoughtful woman. >> reporter: as first lady, melania trump promises to fight cyber bullying. >> teenagers can be fragile. >>po stay-at-home mom. it is unclear how much that will change once that home becomes the white house. >> people really didn't understand that her priority is her son so it will be interesting now that she has to be a first lady and her priority is going to have to become the country and her son. >> my father is a fighter. >> reporter: perhaps donald trumps most trusted confidant was his oldest daughter and

when she talks, he listens, convincing him to advocate for federally financed maternity leaves. >> daddy, daddy we have to do this. it's true. she is very smart and right.>> reporter: ivanka trump's husband also stepped in to oversee the campaign's digital strategy. >> donald trump is a winner. >> reporter: eric trump often worked as his father's surrogate for interviews and his brother donald was also a constant presence on the campaign trail. to take over their father's business interest. half-sister tiffany is said to be pursuing a law degree. experts say the trump family is very close and just as they helped in the campaign, they will be there to help him as he runs the country. kate merrill wbz news. >> that's interesting, the obama and trump girls. there hasn't been a little boy in the white house since jfk junior. we have much more ahead.

right now. face-to-face for the first time. the president and the president- elect meeting at the white house.>> mr. president, it was a great honor being with you and i look forward to meeting you again. >> we will analyze their big meeting with the body language expert who predicted a trump's victory. and an on suspect cornered in a cul-de-sac. the dangerous one suspect tried to put police in danger. the gift one community is hoping will wrap up of a family targeted by racism. the news at 6:00 starts right now. >> live from the channel 4 studios, wbz news at 6:00 starts right now with breaking news. we have a number of breaking stories. first in marlborough, police are investigating a baby's death. they say they got a call around noon to go to harris in place and that's where they found the unresponsive infant. they also found two and conscious adults.

year-old man. they were taken to the hospital where they are being treated. we will let you knew how as soon as we get more information. the second victim of a violent home invasion has died. her husband, thomas hardy was killed during the attack on october 5. two people have been charged with the home invasion and stealing their car, which was later found in virginia. the carjacking of a ups truck in dorchester. >> the driver is okay and spoke with katie brace tonight. let's get out to katie who is live on the scene. >> reporter: this is where that ups vehicle was found after the driver was carjacked this afternoon. i want to show you video we shot not too long ago. two people pointed a gun at the driver well he was on east cottage street around 3:30 pm. a half-hour later, the truck

seven blocks away from where it was stolen in dorchester. detectives dusted the steering well, talk to the driver, went to the contents and before the driver left, he told me he was ready to move on. >> can you at least let us know you're doing okay. >> i'm fine thank you. i'm all right. >> okay. >> reporter: ups has told us the driver he continued on his route and was not injured. katie brace, wbz news. also tonight, a meaningful appearance at the white house today. president obama meets with president-elect trump in their first face-to-face conversation ever. it was longer than expected at 90 minutes and the white house called it an excellent meeting. >> reporter: president-elect trump said he actually wished he had more time with prez obama -- president obama. >> reporter: the president and