live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news at 5:30. >> loud, smelly, possibly dangerous. people living in rehoboth are making noise about a new plant. people living there say it would ruin their town. >> an energy coan build a natural gas compressor plant. it involves expanding a natural gas pipeline to 22 cities and towns, building north america's biggest -- the people of rehoboth are fighting back. >> the fence in, build the barn. >> three years ago.

the family's dream was coming true until recently when spectra energy announced plans for a natural gas pine line compressor station next door to chris' horse farm. >> i'm not sure if they think they can just come in and push us around to get what they want. >> reporter: the compressor stations are needed to move the pipeline. but this is the sound the station makes when they do a daily blowdown releasing chemicals into the air. >> we're all guinea pigs for these companies that are coming in for profit taking. >> reporter: other residents are concerned that leaking gas will pollute the drinking water. >> i can't stress enough that

clean water act. >> reporter: there's the daily jet engine noise. >> this will destroy the character of rehoboth. >> because there's little or no regulation, what the residents now want is for the governor or the state attorney general to step in and stop it. in rehoboth, i'm bill shields, wbz news. spectra energy has dozens of these facilities with few complaints. when they do only methane gas is released. tonight anger from those who are upset over donald trump's victory and another night of unrest. portland, oregon, is the epicenter. protesters damaged businesses as police threw smoke grenades. >> another fight broke out with a woman throwing laundry de-

>> and these are unusual sights for the initial days after a presidential election. >> i went back in the archives and i could only find one reported case of a sizable anti- obama demonstration. this was such an emotional campaign. it shouldn't be surprising that we see some of these protests. it poses an early test for the president-elect. and here was his response on twitter late last night. successful presidential election. now professional protesters, incited by the media are protesting, very unfair. he's obviously upset. >> upset and that's sort of a throwback tweet. that sounds like the trump of the campaign. >> very much so. and it's factually inaccurate. >> just listen to what the

of our folks that we've built relationships with black lives matter. and it was one of many groups in this event. and they made it clear they were not part of it. and they were trying to get the anarchist groups to stop. and they were not listening to them so a good number of those folks left the march. >> so much for the professional protesters claim. >> incitement of the media charge. >> the only clue we have about what that means is a tweet -- from a protest march in california. >> we can't just do rallies. we have to fight back. there'll be casualties, people have to die. impeach donald trump. >> all right.

>> thank you, paul. no one should be advocating violence. went to make that clear. >> that sounds like the media or -- pushing back against violent talk, not inciting it. >> there's a lot of talk. where do you think we're headed with all of this? >> it wasn't really unexpected. i think you saw from the muted tone on the president-elect and in his meeting yesterday, that was a sign different side to the president- elect. nine hours after his tweet that we repeated for you, there was another tweet on his account calling for unity and praising the passion of the protesters, that sort of looked to me like a staffer stepped in. wait a minute. you're-- it will all come out in the wash soon enough. >> it's going to be an interesting two months. >> thank you very much.

investigating a complaint that one of its workers shouted racist remarks at a hispanic man from a work truck. the man who reported it and took these pictures said it happened at a gas station in cambridge. a white postal worker told a hispanic man -- cambridge police say this was not reported to them. >> trump will give an interview to 60 minutes this sunday. and this is the scene of the deadliest mass shooting in our nation's history. and orlando police have released chilling new video from inside the pulse nightclub. it was recorded on body cameras as police entered the building for the first time. >> right on your back, all right? >> you can see the lights inside the club still going as

police enter the scene. officers pull out their guns to make sure the area was clear. and you can hear the ringing of phones in the background. 49 people were killed inside the club and the gunman also died. this is a case that's captivated the nation. a young south carolina woman chained like a dog to a container by a man who says he's a serial killer. he's been telling he had a violent past and killed seven people. 48 hours sat down with his mother for the first interview since her son's arrest. >> he wasn't doing it for enjoyment. he was doing it because he was mad and hurt. >> you can watch more of this tomorrow night at 10:00 right here on wbz. a mess near government center is cleaned up tonight.

after a few hours of work, the street reopened. horse racing will return to suffolk downs. we trust the school bus. >> what if there was an app to make sure the kids are safe. for one of the hottest holiday gifts, you might be out of luck. coming up, the phantom gourmet digs into gourmet meat loaf that's nothing like mom

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on to money watch. if you have not bought the nintendo classic by now you might be too late.

sale for 60 bucks and sold out on amazon. if you want to buy the console, ebay is selling them for a thousand dollars. nintendo is making more before the holiday. >> you know we'll do stories about how they're going for two and $5000. >> i want one. >> it will be harder for your kids to buy things on your phone. apparently, this happens. kids buy things on without your permission. >> amazon must reimburse customers whose kids made purchases while playing games. they'll have to notify affected customers. amazon and google require a password. many parents trust that the school bus will get their kids to class safely. a start-up by boston college

and it can verify if kids got on and off the bus safely. it's a code attached to a backpack that gets scanned. >> another thing to worry about. dozens evacuated when a train derailed in minnesota. why officials are concerned that people may be in danger. new details about what happened with eagles that found themselves entangled in traps. they have an impressive record. the local 5th grade team that's going undefeated with not one single point scored against them. the new challenge. and proud to be your home for the patriots. patriots all access tonight at 7:00. we'll get you started sunday with patriots game day at 11:30.

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a small minnesota town evacuated after a train carrying potentially hazardous chemicals derailed this morning. look at that. it happened south of minneapolis. you can see the number of cars there scattered along the tracks. at least one of the derailed cars carried flammable liquid petroleum gas. a hazmat team is on-site. no one was injured but the evacuations were precautionary. the rescue of the two bald

started because the eagles were fighting. wildlife experts believe it was a territory fight. they were found tangled together ask one bird flew away on its own and the other fell into the storm drain and had to be rescued. the female had injuries on her neck and chest and a cracked beak and will be released in six weeks. and when the story first went on the air, this is looks like the eagle was protecting the other one. it was a dominance things. >> they locked talons. >> you know what's coming? winter season and you know the skiers are ready for it. >> there's going to be an event at killington this year? >> reporter: so we've got big events in the northeast. the alpine world championships. and people are starting to feel

have already been open. we're at the snow and ski board expo. you can say hi to people like barry burbank. >> i like it. >> barry is working on the winter weather special. >> our theme is climate change and we're talking about how climate change may or may not be affecting the ski industry. so it's pretty fascinating long. i'm looking forward to december 10th when it goes object air. let's talk about the forecast going ford as we head to the weekend. temperature changes are moving in. a nice morning and the cooldown that's moved in throughout the course of the afternoon. and the chilly air for tomorrow. already by sunday we'll be feeling great. tonight, well, you know what?

temperatures falling through the 40s. and we'll continue to see the temperatures drop off. and the gusts have been between 30 and 40 miles per hour. and the peak gusts have been over 40 miles per hour. and a wind advisory will stay in effect until 1:00 tonight. and some of the gusts could top 40 miles per hour. the colder air filtering in. and many towns will be back in the 20s by tomorrow morning. in boston, we should hit the freezing mark. it will be very close. first 32 degrees reading of the season. cold start tomorrow morning and a quiet weekend. chilly for saturday. and bright skies and temperatures rebounding into the 40s. and sunday, sunny and a little bit of a rebound as the winds turn westerly and we'll keep the mild air in place. tomorrow is a mix of sun and clouds and breezy and chilly. and highs mainly in the mid- 40s. tomorrow night. many towns in the 20s to low

look to sunday. bright skies, in the 50s, great outdoors, and excellent for the patriots. sunday night football. a full moon overhead and plenty of moonlight over the stadium at gillette. we're looking at temperatures up around 60 degrees. as we look to monday, rain is looking most likely for tuesday. and the on shore flow could lead we have the most recognizable skier in the land. >> i'm doing great. >> you've got a huge crowd following you everywhere. you're a popular guy. >> we're signing autographs. and you sign some ski posters, tell stories, and they hang stuff on the wall for years to come. that's what this is all about. >> got to give me some tips, how do you keep your hair like

a hat on like everybody else. >> so i have no hope? >> nice spring slushy day. but if it's cold, put a hat on. >> i love it. thanks for taking a couple seconds. >> pray for snow. >> glenn is the most popular guy in the building. he's been signing autographs. >> he's stoked, eric. >> and with the weather getting cold, how about some meat loaf. >> mom, meat loaf. >> the phantom gourmet discovered restaurants are making meat loaf not like your mother made. red stone is known for the charming fireplaces and flavor packed fire kissed cooking, including a delicious meat loaf that's finished on the grill and topped with a mushroom

you get when you cook it here. >> how about a meat loaf cupcake. in cranston, rhode island, comfort food gets a creative twist. mashed potatoes on the bottom. meat loaf in the middle and gave on the top. >> comfort food at its finest. >> the open faced meat loaf sandwich on sourdough is a top hearty, home cooked. people love it. >> you can check out the fire roasted meat loaf with smoked cheddar cheese and barbecue brown gravy. for more food and fun watch the phantom gourmet at 10:30 and 11:00 on my tv 38. a rare first for a man who

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more than 60 million americans served in the armed forces in world war ii. >> he's making new memories in washington. craig boswell has his story on this veterans day.

moore goes, crowds always gather. and the 108-year-old world war ii veteran always has a message. >> america is the only country where you have all your freedoms. >> reporter: the army sergeant fought from 1943 to 1945 serving in north africa, italy, germany, and france. he still wears the medal given to him by the french government. his daughter brought m of the most meaningful places, the world war ii memorial. >> when they ask him how he feels he says i felt a lot better when i was 103. >> it's his first trip to the white house. >> reporter: his humor has not faded in 108 years nor have the

battle. >> american boys lost their lives. >> reporter: he doesn't shy away from sharing emotions or making new friends or greeting a fellow veteran making his first visit in washington. as one of the oldest living members of the greatest information, he's not letting age slow him down. >> you have longevity or you don't. >> it's apparent that he and his fellow veterans have that craig boswell, cbs news, washington. >> we have much more still ahead. the news at 6:00 starts right now. a family devastated. an infant dies at a home in marlborough. the adults found caring for baby found unresponsive. a man walking a dog spots a fire and runs into a burning home. how he managed to pull a woman to safety. we're talking about the

looking forward to the season. ? [ music ] ? >> a moment of reflection. the country pausing to honor those protecting us. a nationwide tribute thanks to one local man. live from the channel 4 studios in boston, wbz news at 6:00 starts now with breaking news. >> a brush fire burning in the lynn woods, and firefighters plan to let it burn for now. this is just off road, an area nicknamed the old wolf pit. because of the darkness it's too dangerous to send crews in. a shooting tonight in mattapan. there's a large crime scene right now at a gas station at the intersection of river street and central avenue. we can see a couple of cars actually inside the crime tape. several police cruisers are on scene. and we don't have information

scene on the ground. a horrific mystery. a baby not even a year old found dead at a home in marlborough. >> the adults responsible for the infant were found in the home unresponsive. christina hager is live in marlborough. christina-- >> reporter: paula, when emergency crews got here they found a frantic woman holding a baby. adults. and a fire official says they weren't moving our talking. emts were able to revive them but not the baby. >> we're devastated obviously. >> reporter: family members are taking it hard says the cousin of this 19-year-old mom. a neighbor saw her being