hopkins is just one of who you will see inside macy's windows featuring adoptable windows. welcome to everybody. >> thank you for having us. >> tell us a little bit about hopkins and does he represent what people can see when they come to the windows? >> hopkins is two years old. he's been with us almost a month and a half. he's a small dog. we generally have puppies and kitten kittens. >> how does it work? people see the animals and decide what they want to do. what's the process? the animals will be in the windows. people see them. if they see someone they like, they will talk to a volunteer greeter who is standing outside and the volunteer greeter will let them know which animal it is and they will come inside and we have an adoption profile. we generally recommend everyone in the familile come to meet the animals, make sure everybody is on the same page. people who adopt have to be at least 18 years or older. >> mm-hmm. >> then we go through the animal history, medical records. we go through some behavior kounsling if needed. if you are a new pet owner, that's all right

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hopkins isn't just in or on baltimore. this past month we announced a michael jackson program where we as the largest private institution in the state of maryland and of course in the city of baltimore are now committing to targeted hiring that will hire 40% of or employees for entry leveled job, out of the most disadvantaged areas of baltimore and the same thing with our procurement spent. so we really stand that it not just enough to share our. >> one of the thing i saw cyding is how long efforts have facted drug violence in the city? that seems like something could benefit of community, which i would imagine is every city in america. what are some of the el

hi i'm elizabeth hopkins. >> i'm blair miller. we're talking about morning just some passing showers. rob eicher is tracking all of us. >> this is a good soaking rain for some people. later on tonight it could be more than just rain. so far today i expect this general pattern to continue. only a couple of drops in worcester and fitchburg. meanwhile .16 respectable in boston. well over an inch in chatham and nantucket. a sharp dividing line between the haves and the have nots. >> real light stuff in the meet boston area. radar already indicating along 495 there could be some wintry precipitation mixed. in meanwhile another side of 190 there's nothing going on. the heavier stuff definitely confined to the cape and the islands. overnight temperatures down to about 33 in boston, most of the suburbs down below freezing. that means there could somebody slick spots when you're heading back to work on your monday morning. coming up i'll tameout when this rain could come to anented and areas that could actually see a little bit in the way

mother, and excelled in school heavily rose to become the director of pediatric neurosurgery at johns hopkins for 29 years. he became the first person to successfully separate siamese twins, joined at the back of the head. he won the presidential medal of freedom in 2008, and he has published several books, including his autobiography, gifted handses." during various media appearances, he has made a lot of headlines on issues such as mass shooting in oregon. ...

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he holds a masters in education from john hopkins university. he is a college professor and has also been a recipient of numerous awards including a beanie fellowship, baltimore magazine best writer awarded for 2015, and baltimore business journal 40 and under list. tim watts, he is author of six books including his highly acclaimed memoir, white like me and reflections on race from-- as well as dear white america and colorblind. his next book, under the affluence, shaming the poor, reprising their rich and jeopardizing the future of america will be released in early 2015 and he has contributed essays to over 25 additional books. his essays have appeared huffington post, counterpunch, the root, black commentator and see magazine among others. stephen janis, why do we kill. stephen janis is an award-winning investor journalists. his worked as a senior and must get a reporter for the now defunct baltimore examiner. he has won a work for his work on solved murders in baltimore and he has won three m-uppercase-letter he's the best investigative seri

i'm elizabeth hopkins. >> mark: i'm mark ockerbloom. tuesday was the busiest travel day of the entire holiday last year and it's looking very busy this year. according to aaa, 42 million people will be driving somewhere for thanksgiving. 3.6 million people will be flying to their holiday desenex and amtrak says three quarters of a million people will be getting from by train. fox 25 has team coverage with everything you need to know for the holiday. fox 25 storm tracker chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz has your holiday forecast. blair miller is talking to the drivers, but we'll start with traffic reporter julie, who we welcome to the night news roads. julie, it's going to be a long night. >> we were expecting it to be a real headache but then you add the accidents on top of it. on steroids. major issues that we are watching. live pictures over 128 northbound near route 9 in wellesley, you can see nearly all of the lanes are closed, the drive times for 128 northbound, a total nightmare. here's a look at the map. you can see where tha

. >> elizabeth: i'm elizabeth hopkins. let's get over to storm tracker chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz for the latest on >> kevin: played out just like we thought, guys. the heaviest rains, strongest winds in southeastern massachusetts and tonight, the last of the showers are pulling out of here. over an inch in the boston area, cod. the rain is on cape cod and south shore in particular, you're seeing light shower activity, into sandwich, carver and the southern part of plymouth, northward to sciate and to rockland getting some of that shower activity. southeast new hampshire, deer feed, candia, southcentral manchester, this is all light rain activity. yesterday, we talked about how the rain would tend to dry out as it came over the hills from our west, it's been doing that, so there's just not much left as the storm center, which is way out here, continues to pull away. you can clearly see the swirl in this. but as it pulls away, it's still producing gusty winds and by the way, there's also a storm center here in the

. >> i'm elizabeth hopkins. stormtracker chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz is tracking the number closely. >> yeah, expect another batch of showers to come through with cold front tonight. there they are. some of them are heavy downpours. moving into worcester county now. the western flank of worcester county anyway and we're seeing some of that happen right here. let's go down personal and find a couple of these. up here into northern worcester county, we're seeing a couple of showers that are making their way into sterling and clinton, getting out of west boylston and berlin, as well. so they continue to progress off the whole line will continue to make gets way toward us over the next couple of hours and get out of here just after midnight. this is a system that's been pushing toward us all evening long. hoverson, princeton, look at the yellows popping up neither reservoir now and some of these showers obviously are much heavier. we've seen the yellow and orange popping up in hardwick and moving into berry

i would give a guy who is a johns hopkins neurosurgeon of benefit that he wasn't lying about getting into west point. i can be more forgiving because i have been in the receiving end of media had jobs. lou: like you said a tempest in a teapot. it's remarkable the controversies that are that seems fun out of nowhere and amount to nothing. senator rand paul the thank you very much and we wish you luck next week. rand: thank you lou. lou: please join us for the next republican presidential debate right here on "fox business" network data comes to you tuesday november 10 grade there are two debates, one of 7:00 and one at 9:00 eastern. we will be broadcasting live in milwaukee wisconsin and we begin our broadcast monday evening. 7:00 p.m. eastern. job said to be a focus of the debate americans getting it better than expected report of the labor market. the economy added 271,000 jobs in october and then implant rate fell to 5%. hourly earnings up 2.5% from a year ago and that among the most important news in the report. unfortunately there are a few negatives. the number of americans work

ben: she did mary hopkins first. any chance to correct you. juliet: stock samantha, i will be meeting her. my ball is a musician, she may be going. i'm a meet her in a flash after three years. famous viewer of hours. ben: i will be the lone juliet: you are welcome to come. it is heavy-metal. newborn. ben: i'd doubt he'll be here saturday night at the rear going. juliet: looking at a jobs than. >> meteorologist: let's get you up and running out the door, 5:30, 6:30 wishful thinking, 56 degrees central park, same thing newark, 53 in bridgeport, parity uniform temperatures here and a good amount of wind coming through, sustained winds at 21 miles an hour, 18 allentown, 13 in bridgeport with wind gusts going even higher than that and that will be happening throughout the day, strong pressure gradient coming up with a partly cloudy to mainly clear sky, not much happening at this point, the freeze it to the northwest should stay there. we are going to see another cool-out there, cool and windy with low pressure driving down the cool air from canada

later in the third, yates back hooks up with hopkins, 20-yard touchdown. 4-10 texans. jets cut the lead to a touchdown. fitzpatrick could not finish the comeback. he gets picked twice in the final minutes to end the threat. 24-17, jets do indeed fall to 5- 5. >> there's been really disappointing losses in kind of the fashion that we've lost and especially offensively not playing well and it's been tough. we've got to continue to work at it and just try to continue to work hard and practice and put a better product out there on the field. >>> after a few days off to relax and refocus for the stretch run, giants return to the meadowlands tomorrow for their first post- bye week practice. with six games to go, here's where big blue stands. thanks to blowout losses by the eagles and washington today, the giants now have a one-game lead. cowboys also won. they are just two games back. this is going to be interesting. >>> elsewhere in the nfc, this pair of teams in the north, with the vikings try to prove their strength. minnesota would lead early. teddy bridgewater going up

>> anthony hopkins. and he knows that. and peter o'toole also, isn't that weird? then wait. let's get out of the bizarreness of trying to figure those things out and say maybe a van patten or jimmy mcnicnickol. >> secret in their eyes out now. >> is mariah already moving in with her new boyfriend? >> she has a new book and she's going to be in the thanksgiving day parade. >> yes, i am and a few other things. >> first opening up about billionaire boyfriend james packer. >> you're in love. >> are you in love, darling? >> i am. >> that's good. how's it going? >> everyone knows that's it. how's yours going. >> grand tastic. >> people said you were moving in with him. >> he has a lot of different houses. he wasn't there. >> how are your kids? >> growing. they're four. >> personalities? >> personality plus. >> are they taking on mom's p s personali personality? >> they have their own personality. >> her new children's book named after her huge holiday hit all i want for christmas is you. >> it's about a little girl and she gets a puppy. it's for kids. >> before she returns to her

hopkins behind the great, 61 # is yard touchdown pass. he's a third string quarterback rushed into duty here to put up texas 10-3. in the third quarter, pits patrick struggling much of the game. texas comes right back. passers are wide open. houston 17-10. the jets trailed late in the 4th. fitzpatrick running in. he was pick off twice down the stretch. 24-17. jets are 5-5 for the year. >> i'm extremely upset here today. >> i didn't play well. there were a lot of throws i needed to make. having a chance at the end, that hurts. >> duke: to basketball t nets faced the celtics in brooklyn. in the second quarter, larkin throwing that up. brooklyn with a 10 point lead. in the third quarter, lopez with a rainbow shot, the nets win. lopez 23 points on the night. the red bulls taking on the columbus crew. this game over from the start as justin of the crew scored ten seconds into the match. the red bulls would never recover from there. columbus takes the opener of the eastern conference finals. talk about bad timing when it comes to catching a bad

. >> i'm elizabeth hopkins. fox 25's ted daniel has been digging into ashley's past. ted daniel you spoke with her sister. >> the sister lives in north new jersey not far from philly. that's where ashley border brew up where most of her family still livers. three in shock right now. tonight we have learned that she has ties to rhode island and massachusetts. in fact, she was living in boston when someone grabbed her, killed her and then set her body on fire. our first look at ashley box ottener. last week her body was taken out of an s.u.v. then set on fire near a rail crossing in bridgewaterment tonight we discovered ashley also bent by ashley which is last name on her facebook and other social media accounts. we ran both last names through multiple databases. according to public records, her last known address was tacoma street in hyde park. before that she lived in providence. by phone her sister dawn hoyt tells me ashley moved to southern new england three years ago from north jersey where most of her family still lives. she's the youngest of five. >> she was just

. >> i'm elizabeth hopkins. we showed you the huge police scene at 5:00 and 6:00 within just the last hour one of those victims stuck in that crosswalk did not make it. fox 25's malini basu is live at the scene now with the latest information. malini. >> reporter: that's right, elizabeth and mark. within the last 45 minutes or so boston police have confirmed for you us that a woman in her 70s has died. meanwhile the other woman is still in the hospital. we're being told that she will be okay. now police are trying to figure out whether it was sun glare that caused that crash right here at this very crosswalk. boston police say two elderly asian women were crossing westbrook line and tremont streets when they were hit by the driver of this nissan murano. one woman in her 70s died. the other is expected to survive. skyfox was over the scene moments after it happened. >> i saw a distraught jogger who was obviously appeared to be the driver of the accident and just from talking to people i understood that she clearl

. >> i'm elizabeth hopkins. the c.i.a. and f.b.i. are on high alert after isis released a new video threatening attacks in washington, d.c.. >> we know the leads of the f.b.i. and homeland security are expected to brief members of the house on isis and the situation in paris. that will be coming up at 5:30 tomorrow night. let's get to the latest right now from sarah mcloughlin in paris. >> the deadly east attack on french soil since world war ii but with that defiance there's also fear this kind of attack could happen again. french president francois hollande promises to extinguish terrorism in france and abroad. he proposes extending the state of emergency for three months to make the easier to detain and deport suspected terrorists. he vows the soul of his nation will survive this bloodshed. >> i want france to remain itself. barbarian attacking it want to defigure it they will not succeed. >> reporter: to defeat isis president hollande wants the united states and russia to work together saying he would meet soon with president oba

researchers at johns hopkins studied nearly five thousand 18- to 30- year-olds -- for more than 25 years. they put them on a treadmill when they were young ? and every extra minute a person was able to to a 12 percent decrease in heart attacks and strokes in the next 25 years. good news for those of us who were natural athletes when we were young. should those of us who weren't? worry? past studies show that exercise is linked to better health no matter when you start. but you have to start. so the next time you're thinking of skipping that trip to the gym? think again. and thank yourself years later. with this medical minute, i'm dr. timothy johnson. " after the break... a look at the road to 2016. more on the presidential campaign right here on your election headquarters. announced a major endorsement from a group of black ministers but had to cancel the news conference amidst some controversy. while, other candidates are continuing to challenge some of trump's other controversial statements. abc's lana zak is in washington more. " sot - donald trump / (r) presidential candidate "we ar

that was revis getting burned by hopkins who ended up with two jets defense looked tired, unprepared and undisciplined against the trick plays. jets had nine da is -- nine days to prepare. brandon marshal had a pair of big drops in this one. deven smith had a perfectly thrown ball he dropped that would have been a touchdown. >> jj was the raining player of the year. he took over. best in the nfl. given up the fewest sacks. five tackles for loss. with all that, jets still had a chance. nobody questions the toughness of ryan fitzpatrick. forget about sliding. he's going head first. that's going to bring the jets to within a touchdown. the fits magic runs out on the final drive. his 119 -- 11th interception of the season. jets have lost four of last five >> it's not about over or underachieving. it's doing your job and understanding what you have to do. past couple weeks we haven't done it whether one person here or there, one assignment here or there, what ever the case is. that falls on me, and i'll correct that. >> we don't like losing. especially the fashion which we came out and st

. >> hi i'm elizabeth hopkins. >> hi, i'm blair miller. region. rob eicher joins us now. you are also changing -- tracking the chance for snow >> yeah. you see that cold air coming has cold air blowing in over the warmer water creating already some owe sen effect clouds and it's that type of situation that a little bit later on tonight as things really get going that situation could lead to some ocean effect snow showers and rainshowers as we head through the overnight hours. now if you watch the winds they've been shifting around since our earlier newscast earlier this evening. kind of a northwesterly wind. winds shifting now more out of the north and northeast. 34 the current temperature in boston. boston will drop to around 30 but much colder in the suburbs. some areas down as cold as the upper teens and low 20s later on tonight. generally partly cloudy skies but again the possibility of some rain and snow showers in parts of southeastern massachusetts. coming up in the next half hour, we'll use future cast to pinpoints exactly when and where those snow showers could h

. >> i'm elizabeth hopkins. thank you for joining us on this veterans day. storm tracker chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz has latest information on the next storm moving in. tonight it's just drizzle and light showers. here's live doppler radar. you can see it all flight with our live storm tracker radar but here's the thing. they say heavy rain and strong winds that nor'easter is pulling away here's our next issue. this storm system has a little bit of ovth back side of it here. that snow happening into iowa tonight. on the front side severe weather even been tornadoes reported with this system. all pushing east toward new england. we'll have some clouds to start the day but showers start to move in by the middle of the day. continue into the afternoon. now to be clear we won't get the brunt of this you won't get snow and tornadic thunderstorms we definitely have more rain in our forecast. we'll take it hour by hour to show you when the threat arrives tomorrow. this veteran bravely served in afghanistan before losing his life right after he got home. fo

finds hopkins in stride who beats darrelle revis for the 61- yard touchdown. the jets would tie it up in the third though. ryan fitzpatrick hits brandon marshall. ten all and texans from there. trickery and yates lateral to shorts who then finds alfred blue for the 21-yard score. later in the third, yates back to doing the throwing again hooking up with hopkins again. 20-yard td, 24-10 texans at that point. the jets would cut the lead to a touchdown but fitzpatrick got picked twice in the final minute to end any threat. 24-17 the jets fall to 5-5. >>> the giants may be off but their statued a as the sole leader of the nfc east was in jeopardy with every other team in the division in cowboys. the cuss got a boost from -- cowboys got a boost from are moe and get the first win since week two. the redskins couldn't do much against the panthers. washington hosts the giants next week. the giants still alone in first place. >>> knew as we see every year with the tcs new york city marathon. getting through the 26.2 malacias major -- miles is a major from time to time.

eifle tower peace sign and a moment of silence for the victems 4th quarter bengals lead/ deandre hopkins touchdown grab. look at that catch! j.j watt is all smiles as the texans upset cincinnati final: texans only two undefeated teams left the patriots and the panthers giants 3rd baseman matt duffy came up a distant 2nd for national league rookie of the year. and the rookie of the year was the giants' third baseman madd duffy--matt duffy received all 30 first place votes duffy came in second lots of people saying duffy should have won warriors worked out today the golden state warriors helped members of the united states military by assembling care packages and writing cards for the soldiers this holiday season dubs general manager bob myers was in attendance. warrior players harrison barnes , festus ezeli, and james michael mcadoo were also on location in the oakland marriott hotel to give back .here's warriors gm bob myers . the warriors installed "the city" logo at center court earleir today . and will wear "the city" throwback jerseys for tuesdays game against toronto for hardwood cl

then hopkins 10-6. one hand gives both feet down. they are good. last chance for them.st time but it's knocked out not to khavr it you necessity and carolina now the only undefeated team in the nfl. >>> warriors the only undefeated t-nba and add to the start to tomorrow night they host duration. everyone brings their a game when they face the do haves. subtle pressure of remaining undefeated your approach to the game. veteran livingston break it down for u us. >> more of a scentally change that's where you challenge yourself can we continue to stop hungry can we city aleast. hardest thing to dies relax. human weather but for us we are eyeing too to achieve something great at the end of the 84. as far as right now. >>reporter: this 7 sports report brought to you by ex fenty. 3 games in 4 nights. toronto. clippers and bulls back-to-back i predict they lose one this week. >> this week undefeated whole scheme. >> doing really well. clippers l.a. is a tough watch he play for the bills the next night. >> 7 news continues now on line on twitter facebook and all the mobile devi

/korea institute at the johns hopkins school of advanced international studies. he says the north has succeeded in miniaturizing nuclear weapons to the point where they can be mound on the country's nodong and teppo dong 2 missiles. >> north korea could have anywhere from 20 to 100 nuclear weapons. that's an increase from where they are today, bringing from 100% to over 500%. so, it's quite a possible expansion. it may take place over the next five years. >> we also referred the north korean site where authorities launched what they claimed was a rocket carrying a satellite as late as december 2012. he says they've been working on the facility until the beginning of this year. >> it extended the height of the gantry that's used to launch rockets by about 20%. what that means is that north korea in the future can launch larger rockets from that launch facility, 20% larger than the ones that they fired in 2012 and 2009. >> wit says north korean authorities will continue to develop nuclear missiles even if the country's economy is in shambles. he says their leader,

researchers at johns hopkins found chain restaurants that voluntarily list calorie counts on their menus average almost 140 fewer calories for items than restaurants that don't post the information. beginning late next year, all chain restaurants will be required to post calories. >>> death rates have been falling for decades, however, researchers have noticed a steady rise for white middle aged men. the increase was linked to drugs, alcohol, suicide and chronic liver disease. the study authors believe financial stress may play a role. death rates for whites still pales in comparison to death rates for blacks. the death rates for them is about 415 deaths for every 100,000 white person. for blacks, it's 582 for 100,000. >>> 40 chipotle restaurants in the pacific northwest remain closed amid an e. coli outbreak. the mexican chain closed its doors after two dozen people got sick. as don champion reports, officials are still trying to pinpoint the source of the outbreak. >> reporter: in washington state, in oregon, chipotle customers are still getting turned away from stores. >> i did not kn

adriana lima and bernard hopkins. models that are boxing, we will show you pictures. >> and then, look at that, they say boxing has turned you into a super model. jen, we want to look like super models. let's talk about box. >> it is pretty cool, in this gym, good morning noel. you are a boxing big shot. you have the gloves. the the olympic. >> yes, indeed. >> you know guys like bernard hopkins and stuff. when you started to see woman boxing, were you skeptical. >> i was, just because it has always been a man's sport but now with things changing in the olympics as well, it is more acceptable. as you can see here they are rocking it as well. >> how do i get this body. why is this work better than other work outs in your opinion. >> it is great cardio. you get resistance training on the bag, way more fun then being on a piece of machinery. we have great trainers that work with you throughout the class. the this is why boxing is so great. the not only does it work lungs but getting everything in your body that will get t

two people, including the driver, 19-year-old richard elmore of hopkins, south carolina, were killed in the crash. 22-year-old shelly coenen from tomah, wisconsin was ejected from the car and died at the hospital. it happened late monday night just before midnight. in this video, you can see the two toned 1998 ford explorer is totaled. all the back windows smashed, the windshield caved in. in another view, you see damage showing the tell tale signs of a rollover crash. four passengers from sioux city, 16-year-old breanna leners, and 3 18-year-olds angelo hernandez, bret seibold, and meaghan stiverson were taken to area hospitals. a 13-year-old listed as a runaway was released from the hospital and taken into custody. her name has not been released. the iowa state patrol says alcohol and drugs are believed to be factors in the crash. troopers say all 7 of them were friends, but they are still investigating why they were traveling together. the driver was wearing his seatbelt. only one of the passengers was wearing his. >> they were cramming in there. so there was 3 in the middle two -

then hopkins 10-6. one hand gives both feet down. they are good. last chance for them. first time but it's knocked out not to khavr it you necessity and carolina now the only undefeated team in the nfl. >>> warriors the only undefeated t-nba and add to the start to tomorrow night they host duration. everyone brings their a game when they face the do haves. subtle pressure of remaining undefeated your approach to the game. veteran livingston break it down for u us. >> more of a scentally change that's where you challenge yourself can we continue to stop hungry can we city aleast. hardest thing to dies relax. human weather but for us we are eyeing too to achieve something great at the end of the 84. as far as right now. >>reporter: this 7 sports report brought to you by ex fenty. 3 games in 4 nights. toronto. clippers and bulls back-to-back i predict they lose one this week. >> this week undefeated whole scheme. >> doing really well. clippers l.a. is a tough watch he play for the bills the next night. >> 7 news

i like to say we know that johns hopkins isn't just in or on baltimore.on program where we as the largest private institution in the state of maryland and of course in the city of baltimore are now committing to targeted hiring that will hire 40% of or employees for entry leveled job, out of the most disadvantaged areas of baltimore and the same thing with our procurement spent. so we really stand that it not just enough to share our. >> one of the thing i saw cyding is how long efforts have facted drug violence in the city? that seems like something could benefit of community, which i would imagine is every city in america. what are some of the el revelations. what are you seeing there? >> so it's early days but i think there's an appreciation that some of the approaches that we've taken to policing need to be modified, not surprising given what's been experienced in baltimore and we're working hard on changing norms of community policing. >> what we're trying to do is bring best practices, principles, date gentleman on the win and hoping that that resul

. >> elizabeth: isis claimed responsibility i'm elizabeth hopkins. we want to get right over to storm tracker chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz, who is tracking rain and dairy safe, a few snowflakes in our future. >> kevin: we'll see snowflakes mixing in in the higher terrain. temperatures will go up a couple of degrees this evening, even as the rain comes on through, because we have a cold front coming toward us and we often talk about how ahead of a cold front the southerly winds push your temperatures to the highest they'll be, in this case, the low 50's. downpours for the evening drive, this takes you north of boston into chelsea where heavy downpours are coming right now, also some through brookline as well. you're aware of that over in brookline, around boston college. over to commercial street, market street and chelsea and along 16 going through the city, you're finding heavy downpours right now. to the north, live storm tracker shows you the heavy downpours through methuen, hampstead new hampshire. methuen getting heavy rain right now, ju

. >> elizabeth: i'm elizabeth hopkins. kerry kavanaugh is following the latest developments from our control room. >> the reporter: germany cancelled the friendly match between holland in the northern city of hannover, 90 minutes before it was supposed to begin the result of concrete information about a bomb threat. this is a google earth image of the hdi arena, it holds 45,000 people. most of them were still outside waiting to get in when the stadium was evacuated. there were announcements asking fans to leave calmly, telling them there was no danger. about 10,000 people were evacuated. there was a report that an ambulance packed with explosives was found outside. a german security official is now denying that report. no explosives were found. there have been no arrests in no one was hurt. top government officials including interior minister thomas demazer and chancellor angela merkle had been scheduled to attend the game, as a sign of defiance following the pars afacts. a second stadium in the city which was going to hol

hi everyone, i'm mark ockerbloom. >> elizabeth: i'm elizabeth hopkins. jarrod's family is referring him tonight and malini basu is live in foxborough after speaking with that family. >> the reporter: that's right. but first, michael heinz, the suspect here is at the foxborough state police barracks. meanwhile, we spoke to the victim's family just a short time ago, they are heartbroken, they tell us why, they want to know why he was even out on the streets in the first place. now, within the last three hours or so, relatives shared these photos here of the victim, the victim here, a hard working father of three, his name is jarrad aronne, he was just 37

i am joined by a former state department official that is now the dean of the john hopkins school ofught and international studies. thousands on the street of kabul, a show of unity in the face of the killings. what is your assessment? >> the afghans are familiar with sectarian killings. in 1995 many were not secured because they were shiite. for many years they did not face this kind of sick arian -- this kind of sectarian tensions. weis a kind of reaction that have not seen in syria and iraq went isis did the same thing with the beheading of she has. -- of shiites. it is a positive reaction that they are trying to deny isis the ability to divide the country along sectarian lines. i think the afghans can see that violent and of a dangerous version of the insurgency that the taliban has been waging. in kabul, people are keen to protect the gains of the past decade, the economy and social freedom they have had. this killing of people for their ethnicity does not appeal to their political unhappiness that they may have about the government or the u.s. presence. babita: nevertheless, th

this potential find from baltimore via skype is an egyptian art and archeology protesters at john hopkinsand thanks for joining us on al jazeera and officials say they are 90% sure there is a hidden chamber in tutankhamun's tomb and from everything you have seen and read of the discovery so far how likely is in this could be queen nefertiti's tomb? >> i think it's possible it could be nefertiti's tomb and i think in particular it may even indicate that she had a closer family connection to tutankhamun than we had originally envisioned. >> so what impact do you think it would have, what do you think is the relevance are significant would this find be? >> well, if, in fact, nefertiti had been buried there and then was moved in order to place tutankhamun's burial within the tomb, it does underline the fact that much of the materials that we found buried with tutankhamun may originally have belonged to nefertiti just as nicholas reeves whose idea this all is has suggested for a very long time. and it also suggests that nefertiti may very well have been involved with tutankhamun's in leaving t

. >> now, the employee killed in the terrorist attack sets up a memorial scholarship fund at john hopkins university in her name. at the time of her death she was a senior manager. the tacoma park woman made an impression on everyone she met including her former landlord. >> she was very warm, very easy to talk to. and, our conversations were mostly around family and children. >> reporter: she was accomplished in her career. family and friends say she believed her greatest accomplishment was her 7-year- old son rowan. photos of the little boy fill her facebook page, fine ral a rage thes are pending. >>> berry died a year ago today. he passed away at age 78. the mayor named the committee to come up with recommendations on how the city should remember the 4-term mayor and councilmember. we are live at the john wilson building where the mayor, councilmembers and others are gathered to unveil the committee's recommendation. mo have you heard anything at this point? >> reporter: well, bruce, they are stilled in of city hall going through the ceremony. i am told recommendations will include a s

>> researchers at johns hopkins yesterday found people who sleep straight through wake up in a more positive mood. there was no research on the totally sleep-deprived like us, but who can be more positive than us? up early on a monday morning. >> 2:00 a.m. wake-up call. >> if people only knew, we get up at crazy hours. >> shoutout to all the people who get up early with us. we appreciate it. >>> traffic and news straight ahead. >> the news at 5:starts right now. >>> developing now at 5:00,a high school football player

bangles leading in the 4th quarter but then hopkins makes the catch.nd jj watt took a shot at andy dalton. >> our goal is to come out here and make -- [ indiscernible ] >> i think you did that. cal boasting two of the top freshman in the country. did you know that? playing -- you did not know that -- [ talking at the same time ] >> 10 point game. wallace had 24. 20 point cal lead. brown gets the steal. scores 17 in his second college game. the bears win 85-67. across the nfl fans honored the victims of the paris terror attacks by observing a moment of silence. but one fan in green bay used the moment to make a derogatory comment directed at muslims. [ indiscernible ] >> have some respect. >> after the game green bay quarterback aaron rodgers called out the fan in his press conference following green bay's loss to detroit. >> i must admit i was very disappointed with whoever the fan was who made a comment. i thought it was inappropriate during the moment of silence. that kind of prejudicial ideology puts us in the position that we are in today. as a wor

a new john hopkins study says even a small up tick in exercise late in life can reduce your risk of heart failure by 22 percent. >> that's significant. >> never too late. >> never, never. >> let's get to the real sports. have had up next. >> the knicks are turning heads, and another chance to make a statement. straight ahead on a witness news. the knicks have a couple of >>> we're just playing around with the knicks number. they only won 70 game last season. >> and on the road tonight, as far as study abroad wins go they're about two months ahead of last year. six wins and 12 game, on the road and a they won their late january. knicks hit 12 three pointers. four point game at the half. westbrook, 34 points. it's a game in the fourth quarter. rank think 25. stretch. the thunder can't answer, the knicks win it 93-90. hundred mark. -- 500 mark. the nets at boston. they play the celtics twice in the next three days. the celtics out scored the nets 43-23 in the 2nd quarter. david lee five for five. thomas scored 18, and watch this next one, nobody back on defense at all. celtics step up all ni

fox 25 liz beth hopkins has more toys on which toys to keep away from the kids. >> james schwartz of consumer watch groups says that's what makes these replica guns so dangerous. >> very dangerous to distinguish it from the real thing especially consider when police decisions. >> reporter: the 10 worse group lists that include potential choking or strangulation hazards and several that he feels could cause eye, and other injuries. mini trampolines. >> a product like that shouldn't be out for use by children. the hazards are too significant as the manufacturer recognizes itself on the package insert. >> he added a play-doh like substance called kodo, it has an allergies that contains wheat. >> even when you don't expect an allergen, you might see that. read the package carefully. >> we find they're filled with misleading information. and they unnecessarily frighten parents. >> reporter: she found ought all of these toys safe. >> all toys sold in the united states need to be compliant with these requirements. >> she premises you read warnings on the packaging, and any incertificate and

a new john hopkins study says even a small up tick in exercise late in life can reduce your risk of heart failure by 22 percent. >> that's significant. >> never too late. >> never, never. >> let's get to the real sports. have had up next. >> the knicks are turning heads, and another chance to make a statement. straight ahead on a witness news. the knicks have a couple of players that are pretty catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees. from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m., enjoy any medium latte what dear? oh! oh, you're bad. stop that! i'm sorry. (vo) a new york millionaire spent $714,000 to learn how to be a pet whisperer. what? oh ho ho! (vo) you'd make a way better rich person. lotto. making more new yorkers rich than any other game. dunkin's new sweet black pepper bacon sandwich, with double the slices of caramelized crispy pepper bacon. it's the bacon experience you've been waiting for. bacon up. >>> we're just playing around with the knicks number. they only won 70 game last season. >> and on the road tonight, as far as study abro

. >> i'm elizabeth hopkins. the 16-year-old everett high school player was stabbed when he is trying to do the right thing. heather hegedus joins us with more. >> we're at chestnut street and broadway, that 16-year-old has been upgraded to fair condition at mass general, 24 hours after his classmates and coach, holding out hope. >> we're just hoping for the best for him and his family. >> a 16-year-old from everett went from one of the biggest days of his young life to nearly seconds. >> he's a great kid it's a shame it happened. morning, marvin, a running back for the everett crimson tide was on the high of a huge win. this is video from hours before when fedna led his team number eight seed to beat number one seed, st. john's prepping, knocking them out of the playoffs. >> a legend to say the least. he single handedly stood out. >> he saved the day after his team's quarterback was injured, so fedna rushed for 124 yards, carrying the ball 27 times. the victory still fresh as he walked home from a halloween part

bengals leading the 4th quarter until hopkins makes the one- handed catch. the only touchdown of the game. texans pull off the upset 10-6. after the game jj watt took a shot at the bengals' redheaded quarterback andy daulton. >> our goal is to come out here and make the red rifle look like a red rider bb gun and i think we did that. >> wow! >> ouch! that hurts. >>> 15th ranked cal basketball boasting two of the top freshmen in the country. ivan rabb and jaylen brown. bears leading 22-15 against santa barbara. the senior wallace with 24 points. second half it's now 20-point cal lead. brown gets the steal, brown scored 17 in his second college game. bears win 85-67. that's going to be a fun team to watch as they slowly move up the college basketball ranks. >>> hey, big night tonight. the golden state warriors they are 11-0, could they make it 12- 0? they host the toronto raptors. our sportscast will emanate from there this evening. see you there. >>> thank you, dennis. play of the day, worth another look. monday night football, bengals, texans, 4th quarter the