young boy is hit by a car getting off the school bus in roslindale. newscenter 5's john atwater is live on the scene with the details, john? >> you see this hill, right as a boy was getting off the bus -- >> my grandson got off the bus as the other kids did, and started to come completely across the street and the guy came down metropolitan ave, and hit him smack on -- on. and came back down. reporter: thankfully, the boy was talking, he was conscious. his grandmother tells us he is in a lot of pain. >> he was talking to me and he just kept saying that his leg hurt, he had a big gash over his eye and a bump on his head.

had already gotten himself up. reporter: police to tell us that driver pulled over to the side of the road, the driver stops and thankfully that boy is expected to recover. john atwater, wcvb newscenter 5. >> breaking news from the patriots as feared, rob gronkowski will not play sunday. >> the team just left for san francisco without him. let's get to sportscenter 5's bob halloran at the breaking news desk. this is after that hit last week. bob: gronk his third straight practice today and was not on the patriots flight out to san francisco this afternoon. he will miss his third game of the season. gronk was ind sunday night when he took this huge hit from seattle's earl thomas. there were reports that gronk may have suffered a collapsed lung but the patriots have simply called it a chest injury. the patriots will also be without wide receiver chris hogan but running back dion lewis will make his season debut . we'll have more coming up at 6:00.

donald trump, he has settled a lawsuit over his now-defunct trump university for $$25 -- former trump university $25 million. customers claimed the courses were a scam. trump has strongly denied the claims. under the terms of this settlement, he does not admit wrong-doing. >> also, breaking, an arrest warrant will be issued monday for a woman who suffered an apparent drug overdose in a lawrence dollar store. heartbreaking video showed the woman's young daughter trying to wake her mother. mandy mcgowen did not show up for a court hearing today. she's facing child endangerment mcgowen's daughter is now in state custody. it was all a hoax, a frightening call sparking a full emergency response at boston university this morning. >> this was no ordinary threat. there were some unusual signs for police trying to figure it out. newscenter 5's jorge quiroga is live in boston to explain. >> and we have learned the joint terrorism task force tonight is trying to trace the origing of that call.

entire corner of the campus. people on edge, and a lot of publicity -- boston university police telling me, the guy got exactly what he wanted. police rushing to the boston university campus around this morning, into the library and student union. >> right as i go to the door, i was yelled at and told not to go inside, what's going on? reporter: a caller telling police he was holed up in a booby trapped room on the 4th floor. alexandra fonseca at the library when the swat team rushed in, still unnerved. voice made me kind of scramble. it was a blur. >> he mention the room was booby-trapped. a short time later another call that he had just taught a -- shot a hostage in that room. >> the whole area on lockdown. >> just coming to the bu police station, it was not a robo call, it was another person on the other end of the late answering questions.

claim to know clear motive. >> they're alarming. we've had a lot of unfortunately real incidents across this country involving students. >> you are still shaking a bit. >> this is honestly like my worst nightmare and it almost came -- became reality. reporter: although no one was hurt the psychological damage is done, coincidentally bu police say they had had an active shooter drill in this exact building a month ago, the response today just like they practiced. jorge quiroga, wcvb newscenter 5 . >> watch the bottom of your screen here. a 72-year-old woman struck in the crosswalk before a minivan drives off. this happened at 4th and broadway in chelsea just before 10:30 this morning. she is expected to be o.k.. here's the minivan police are looking for right now. it could be an older model dodge caravan, and it appears to be missing a right front hubcap, or

>> look at this million-dollar view we will give you for free. >> beautiful. >> the sunset 35 minutes ago n ow. nice day, by mid-november, late november standards. can't last forever, can it? >> no, it can't. all we have to do is take a look at minnesota. where it is snowing. snow before this weekend is out. let's jump ahead to saturday evening. showers approaching new england with snow right behind it. by the time we get to sunday morning, those rain showers will be turning to snow squalls in thshires and that will extend up intoarts of vermont. that is read can expt some snowfall accumulation late this weekend. look how mild it was today.

big change in a little while. >> the election may be over but senator elizabeth warren isn't easing up on president-elect donald trump. after a fiery speech today at umass boston she remained skeptical trump's planned meeting with former masschusetts governor mitt romney. newscenter 5's mary saladna joins us live in dorchester. mary: we are at umass. some called president-elect donald trump the large next. warren told the crowd it is time to fight for america's core values of dignity and respect. she said there would be no compromise on racism, which is why she's calling on trump to withdraw his nomination of jeff sessions for attorney general. there's speculation that trump is considering one of the harshest critics, republican mitt romney for secretary of

when asked if that makes romney a hypocrite. >> i find it very difficult for a man who said things on videotape that mitt romney could turn around and say he's going to support him. i genuinely can't understand that. reporter: senator warren went on to attack trump for stacking his inner circle with who she calls richer. how she and the democrats plan to fight back, coming up on wcvb newscenter 5 at 6:00. >> president elect donald trump filled three positions today on his white house team. they are not coming without some controversy. >> the day kicks off with a flurry of announcements from team trump. >> president-elect is a man of action. we've got a great number of men and women with great

and i'm humbled to be a part of it. reporter: alabama senator jeff sessions, and representative michael pompeo of kansas to the director of the cia. the announcements also come clouded with their fair share of controversy. sessions, his first cabinet pick, could face a challenging confirmation in the senate. in 1986 he was blocked from becoming a district judge over criticized this pick. flynn is questioned by some about his relationship with russia in his book, where he wrote, quote, i don't believe all cultures are morally equivalent. >> this is a guy who is unfiltered and very much in the mold of donald trump tried reporter: the massachusetts attorney general with strong words against the appointment of

the ku klux klan, you shouldn't run the justice department. i hope this bit is rejected and leaders make clear he is unacceptable in such a critical role on behalf of the people. >> the cape teenager accused of attacking a fourteen-year-old girl went before a judge today. newscenter 5's nicole estaphan was there. she joins us from board tonight. nicole: had school senior facing a slew of charges including attempted kidnapping. 18-year-old john allen normally seen giving direction on the football field as captain at as his local high school. friday taking direction from a judge. >> the perpetrator in this case tackled her from behind, placed his arm around her neck while she was on the ground, applying pressure.

the perpetrator tackled her from behind,attempted to pull her back toward the vehicle. key to allen's arrest, a vehicle seen by several witness. >> both items are at the crime lab with a rush request for testing despite denial in the attack, allen admits to driving in the according to police, a review of survellance video does not show allen driving the route he suggested. the defense calling identity into issue. >> there are several different descriptions of the vehicle in question. reporter: police say allen, who lives about a a half mile from the scene of the attack, has been cooperative in the investigation. his mother left court friday

at this point police do not believe allen and the victim are familiar with each other. allen is being held pending a dangerousness hearing. >> friday afternoon, time for the drive home was a mess. bunker hill bridge jammed in both directions. let's see how it is as you head out of town on n 128. 38 minutes. that's basically jammed the whole way, and as you go around the split, you have issues in both directions on 128. an accident right by 24. southbound 128 is a mess. 26 minutes from 95 to 93. 128, 35 minutes from route 2 to 9.

495. 495 isn't great. >>s fray in massachusetts. >> next, the 911 call a woman made after being attacked by a black bear. >> her desperate plea for help and the move she made that most likely s her life. >> we're happy it's not here yet.

>> president obama is on his way to peru for the last stop of his final official trip as president. earlier today mr. obama departed germany, where he'd been for the past 2 days. he'll arrive in peru tonight for the asia-pacific trade summit, which opens tomorrow. leaders from russia, china and japan will be among the others attending. other big news from peru, police there have pulled off the biggest counterfeit bust in the country's fake american dollars. they also grabbed about 50,000 fake euros. peruvian police worked with the secret service on operation sunset. they arrested 47 peruvians and 2 ecuadorians. >> tonight we are hearing the terrifying 911 call a maryland woman made after she was attacked by a black bear. >> and they're just attacked me.

i'm lying in the driveway. >> the 63-year-old suffered a broken arm and bite wounds to the head and torso, but she is expected to be ok. police say she was walking in the driveway of her daughter's home in frederick when the attack happen. they believe the woman may have gotten between the bear and her cubs. she played dead until the bear left. that bear was later euthanized under a policy mandating death for bears that attack people. federal investigators say the barrier for the gorilla exhibit at the cincinnati zoo failed to meet safety standards. report suggests that the zoo's dangerous-animal response team acted properly when a three-year-old boy fell into the enclosure last may. the incident prompted the team to shoot and kill a western lowland gorilla named harambe. the zoo could still face fines or other disciplinary actions. >> right now parts of the country are dealing with this heavy snowfall. more than a foot of snow has already fallen in minnesota. stormteam 5's mike wankum takes

mike: blizzard like conditions whipping through an blanketing parts of the northern plains. up to a foot of snow folly in wyoming and colorado. much of it, at rush hour. >causing accident after accident. the first major snowfall of the season leaving its mark, before moving east. >> time ago. >> creating for some what was a welcome winter wonderland in fall. >> i love it, man. i love the cold weather. i don't like to be hot. let it snow. make me a snowman, put on facebook. i enjoy the weather. >> you know what i just got? an e-mail from colorado ski county saying, -- ski country,

>> still blizzard warnings for parts ofhe area. and in parts of indiana, there is a thunderstorm warning. warm and cold really makes it. >> love variety. >> it will create change around here, no doubt about it. >> there is the snow. minnesota, you can see a lot of minnesota in the snow. international falls closer to the northern edge of it, then you get that strip ost boy, can you see the difference, when it is 76 in nashville. only 32 in denver, 33 in minneapolis. quite a storm going there. for us, could it have been a better day in most of our area? wow, i temperatures in the 60's and most of the region. somewhat cooler on the cape and windier with that northeast northerly wind. 60 degrees in boston with a

the skies are clear and off to the no and west, temperatures fall very quickly in conditions like this. those areas still could get a little bit frosty overnight tonight. the real question for late tonight and tomorrow is one of clouds. high temperatures tomorrow along the shoreline will be in the 50's, could approach 60ver th interior. there is a storm way offshore. that is staying offshore. you see the edge of these clouds, even though moving away from us now, they may start to come back at us later tonight and tomorrow. notice the clouds to just about boston by 7:00 tomorrow morning. north and west still sunny. if anything, this may make a little more penetration during the day tomorrow. the idea would be well inland is going to be bright and near the coast, especially southeastern mass and the cape, a cloudier day tomorrow.

toward sunday morning. this is the system that will a sure in the cold air. initially it's going to bring a stripper brain into western connecticut, western mass. there it will flip over to snow. we will be getting showers early sunday morning, if you are an early riser. after that the wind will start to pick up and the temperatures will start to fall. while that's happening, the snow will continue to fall in parts of the berkshires and green mountains of vermont. e in the berkshires right on up to vermont. could even be flakes in the air around the worcester hills. right now winds very light. a little bit stronger down in the cape. here you go over the next seven days. tomorrow will be your mild day, sunday is a day of change. starting with showers early in the morning, then the wind picks up, temperatures don't rise much.

tuesday is still windy and cold. it is dry for travel as we get towards thanksgiving. on thanksgiving day it looks like a system will affect this. i don't know it precipitation will start early enough for the football games or not. right now looks like chilly rain, but i would not rule out some mix or snow in the northern western part of our area if precipitation reaches that far and right now for shopping next friday, it looks like it will be chilly at this ck to you guys. >> that's the season. >> north carolina family that renting spoof video -- this time the family hoping to get through thanksgiving without talking politics.

>> i don't remember this. pretty funny. now i do remember. >> welcome to my couch spoofs flo rida's my house. so far the video has gotten more than 40,000 likes on youtube. >> let's all agree not to talk politics at thanksgiving. black friday just one week from today. up next, >>up next, what could save you even more. new at 5:30 -- >> she gave somebody the gift of life and she lives on in them. >> her daughter's choice making this local mom proud. the story of the woman's death

>> in the spirit of the holiday, hundreds of new hampshire families are getting a helping hand this season. for 25 years the holiday program in rockingham county has been reaching out to vulnerable families with food and gifts. at the community outreach center in raymond, about 200 families received gift cards today to help complete their thanksgiving meal. disability so anything of these programs are wonderful to help people. i think more people should appreciate what they get. >> the center is also giving out turkeys next week. they hope with enough donations, they'll be able to reach their goal of providing everyone in need once again this year. >> black friday is almost here. but many retailers have already unveiled sales and deals and there are certain credit cards that could get you the

all holiday season, one is citi, with it's price rewind program, go online and register what you buy. then, for the next two months, citi will track the item and if the price goes down, you can request a refund of up to $500 per item. chase has the same max payout. just submit a claim with the original receipt and an ad showing the lower price. discover and mastercard have similar programs with restrictions so be sure to read the fine print. that. >> they are saying they will track the price and give you your money back when the price goes down. >> look at that. new on newscenter 5 at 5:30, a new take on the zika virus. what the world health organization is now saying about the medical emergency. plus, an elementary school shut down. the threat made against a specific person that forced an

>> this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 5:30. ben: we're following three breaking stories at 5:30. a nine-year-old has been hit by a car in roslindale, after getting off the school bus. he has a gash on his head, but his injuries are not life-threatening. maria: the patriots say rob

gronk suffered a bruised sternum after taking a big hit during last week's loss to seattle. ben: and president-elect donald trump settles a lawsuit over his now-defunct real estate course gronk suffered a bruised sternum after taking a big hit during last week's loss to seattle. trump university. trump will pay $25 million, but will not admit any wrong-doing. maria: let's check in with harvey. harvey: you like it mild, the first you. from chicago east, it is still mild and sharply colder. these are the high temperatures today, and exquisite they across most of our region. temperatures will start to draw back, skies are clear. boston should stay clear most of the night, dropping into the 40's. if you're in the outlying areas, a light touch of frost late tonight, early tomorrow. it's certainly going to be an ok day to be outside. we will watch these clouds