me and pat went into the bedroom. everything kind of fell apart. >> i can't remember it because i thought -- i just remember the ceiling collapsed and i would ko just see everything coming down. >> reporter: pat's face was burned so badly the other firefighters didn't even know it was him until they loaded him into the ambulance. >> he pulled me down over his face and he said take care of christie and the kids. that's when i knew who i had. >> we closed the door on that ambulance, and i figured it was the last time i'd ever see him alive. >> you know, daddy left one way and then when i came back home i was a totally different person. >> reporter: pat spent 63 days in the hospital recovering from burns that robbed him of his scalp, ears, and nose. his eyelids and lips also gone. when he got home, his young children were terrified. >> i think the first time i realized what he had gone through was the first time i saw him. >> reporter: alison, pat's oldest daughter, was just 6 at the time. >> and i remember going up to t

pat wasn't buying it.rview clips and charts and speculations boiled down to this. >> i think he went there and i think they got in some form of an argument, over what i'm not exactly sure. and i think that he caused her death possibly. >> and you think tom did it? >> i think there's a distinct possibility that tom did it, absolutely. >> reporter: pat moug is a fourth generation policeman. he believes, he says, that his is an effort to right a wrong. >> after three to four years of me asking nicely, i'm tired of asking nicely. i'm tired of asking nicely. i'm demanding justice for jennifer morgan. >> reporter: and so here it was. on a winter frigid night in livonia, michigan, in a donated theater in a giant suburban multiplex, the premiere of pat moug's "bold as a lion." it's a big crowd. pat has invited his many friend, many from law enforcement. finally, they'll get to see the work that's consumed three years of his life. >> i want to thank everybody for coming out. hopefully we're going to start a campaig

pat: the speed of light. many of the stars have come in, the speed of light has finally traveled all the way from those universes to our world and you can bet new stars appears, the light from those stars has just arrived. they travel at 187,000 miles per second. eleanor: and we learned that by sending government money and learning these things. tom: and the space program, you know, that -- i would say it's the best -- that is government at its best, actually. that limited expense -- government contract. tom: but they inspired through competition with the soviet pat: and got in trouble, too, tom. apologize. i just did. tom: one of the things that's important, we talk about faster than light travel. faster than light travel when we're talking about the speed of light, right, the potential of exploration beyond the solar system, beyond the galaxy. it requires that you travel faster than light. pat: you have to go to warp speed as they say. tom: but nasa's laboratory does google it. it's fascinating about worm h

me and pat went into the bedroom. everything kind of fell apart. >> i can't remember it because i thought -- i just remember the ceiling collapsed and i would ko just see everything coming down. >> reporter: pat's face was burned so badly the other firefighters didn't even know it was him until they loaded him into the ambulance. >> he pulled me down over his face and he said take care of christie and the kids. that's when i knew who i had. >> we closed the door on that ambulance, and i figured it was alive. >> you know, daddy left one way and then when i came back home i was a totally different person. >> reporter: pat spent 63 days in the hospital recovering from burns that robbed him of his scalp, ears, and nose. his eyelids and lips also gone. when he got home, his young children were terrified. >> i think the first time i realized what he had gone him. >> reporter: alison, pat's the time. >> and i remember going up to the house and my mom and stepdad literally had to drag me in the house because i was scared. >>

pat: ryan says the process stinks. republicans got 247, 248 house seats and he says the house is broken? this was an orderly republican retreat to a new line of defense maybe in 2017 or something like that. they caved in. they've broken the spending caps here and nancy pelosi has a victory and republicans, all they got is -- they didn't want a fight so they didn't fight. they lost. clarence: they couldn't have done it if boehner hadn't resigned, that's the thing. he had to throw his body down on the sword to get this through. they weren't able to cut down on medicare spending without breaking out in hives. this is a real issue. the house is so fractious right now and the senate to a certain degree it's remarkable they got anything through and were able to head off any more threats of debt ceiling cree seize over the next two years. and that's saying something 6. eleanor: it's huge. tom: but clearly it is a victory for the democrats. they have got more of what they wanted. clarence: it's a victory for america. we have a

nothing to do with it, responds pat. though he does claim tom didn't even have the courtesy to tell him he was dumped. he says he found out about it after the movie was made. >> they can say whatever they want to me. they can say that i'm doing this because i didn't direct tom's film. everything in this documentary is tom saying it and i'm just putting it together. if it takes everybody in the country being mad at me to get justice for this girl, so be it. >> reporter: for pat, this was the way to justice, a film crammed with insinuation, accusation and an angry challenge to the sheriff of florence county. was he remotely right? >> that tells you what kind of investigator he is, to come to that conclusion. >> reporter: what do you suppose we might discover back in florence county, south carolina? >> reporter: we could hardly wait to get back to south carolina to confront with pat moug's theories the two men he'd spent most of his film attacking. >> case that stuck close to my heart for a long time. >> reporter: florence

pat: got to win the nomination first. eleanor: illegal aliens, these are people who take care of our children, they work in our restaurants. pat: they broke into our country. eleanor: many of them are successful. we wouldn't have an agriculture with them. american corporations have benefited from this. if you want to fault anyone, fault american corporations for being a magnet for people who come here. pat: a country has to have borders or it isn't a country. >> that's a nice thought but the thing is, the number never changes. most americans, realistically, we've got so many folks who have undocumented workers cutting their grass and doing all the other jobs because there is a demand for it. >> mass deportation and mass legalization, but some say, i thinks that good corrective for your thinking, pat if you don't mind my saying so, if illegal aliens are denied driver's licenses, banking services, and then if everify employment standards are required, the majority will eventually willingly go elsewhere. pat: there's no ques

pat: we don't have a choice. john: number two, it is now clear that russia is determined to salvage the assad regime and wipe out the syrian opposition if necessary. is that true or false? pat: let me say, john, with the russians -- assad is not going to go because the russians have 4,000 troops in there. the iranians are behind assad. they have skin in the game. we sent 50 guys into syria, are you kidding? the russians and iranians are not committed to assad indefinitely. they are committed to basically alcat control of that particularly part of syria, between 20% and 50% assad now holds because they don't want to use their ally there. the russians don't want to lose their base there. the americans are relying on 1 thourt -- part of isis -- the kurds. as the kurds exceed the turks, the alliance gets more and more uniformed. tom: the problem we have -- yes, we sent 50 people in there. that is not a symbol of american pow but a symbol of american disinterest. the rush and iranians know this. they hold the cards. t

and the way pat writes is particularly magical. his papers are now available at the university of south carolina's library, the archives of there. and he writes entirely in longhand. at a look at these papers is really to see something unbelievable because you are not a lot of things that are scratched out. there's not a lot of notes in the margins. that are not missing papers from the legal pads. of books emerging old boys, fully realized. and my real question of courses how do you do that? but i'd like to ask i guess more generally about the writing process. maybe about how you're approaching it right now with this novel. >> one of the processes of writing is i try to at least have a beginning, and i have found it, is usually somebody may rating that is a lot like me. my sister says the narrator is always some wonderful life-affirming, fabulous young man out of the south who has a hideous family. [laughter] unspeakable sisters. and he of course knows all things, fills all things, his compassionate beyond human belief. the entire

and what pat tells us about why she returned to the hotel room where whitney died zblichlt went intooom and i placed the flowers at the tub and i just sat there. >> that's ahead. closed captioning provided by -- >>> good morning, vietnam! >> it is hard to believe that it has already been more than a year since the world was shocked by the nauz robin williams had taken his own life. and his widow susan has staid out of the spotlight since then but now she is opening up for the first time to gma's amy robach. we spoke to hamy this morning about the memories she shared and the tears she shed during their emotional conversation. >> i just screamed, robin! what happened? what did you do? >> was he spiralling out of control? >> what was spiralling out of control was this -- this chase for the physical. for what's happening. he was keeping it together because he could as best as he could. but the last month he could not. it was like the dam broke. >> in never before seen home movies, we see robin and susan's wedding day and during their marriage she was aware of the demons. >> susan, defini

pat?> i don't think one person can fix everything but we have a presidential system, strong leaders, presidents who look like they're in charge who can reassure the people if it works down the line, as you pointed out, the police and our first responders, they're really preparing but you have a president who has lost the confidence of his country, who cannot unite it and will not do anything to address the anxiety. you know, and for god's sakes the climate problem is worse than isis and people are going, it makes them nervous when the man at the top can't unify the country or lead it, then you have a problem. that is our system. we have had great leaders, whether it's franklin roosevelt, you know, all the way through. this is ridiculous. >> pat can't bring himself to say reagan but he was great. >> no, i could cite them, harry truman, others, you know, eisenhower. this is not what we are used to, and it is an outrage and it's scary and everyone has a right to be scared. >> john, you're goi

during this entire ordeal, we haven't heard from the one pat houston. pat was whitney's best friend, confidante, sister-in-law and christy's aunt and the person end. >> there are a lot of people out there that don't understand how hard you fought to help chrissy, to keep her here on this earth. >> when we really found out that chrissy was in trouble, we were really making plans to do something about it but it just came a little too late. >> she really was like a second mother to bobby chris. >> i did everything remotely possible to be there for her from doctors appointments to getting her driver's license and i'm very proud of the moments that i shared. >> pat was even hoping to send her to a rehab with ben. >> what happened to bobby kristina brown? >> after being found unresponsive in the bathtub -- >> she is breathing with a ventilator. >> a lawsuit amended last month claims her ex-boyfriend nick gordon injected her with a toxic mick tour before she was found face down in the bathtub. nick's attorneys called the allegations baseless. pat says she alwa

as for the game of course the pat rats are -- pat the rots are -- patriots are undefeated. >> several key players have been hurt. steve burton. >> they always know how to bounce back. carolina won today. they are 10-0. if the pats win 10-0 and will be a win away from another championship. buffalo is in the way. this is a rex ryan team you know they like to do two things, play good defense and run the ball. the week two match up. the pats scored 40 points. the defense wasn't good. thanks to their two headed back field. mccoy and williams. >> mccoy is real quick and explosive and you really see both out of them. you can kind of plug either of them in there. you know you don't see a big difference. that -- that big of an impact on the dolphins. >> the division games against the team that, you know, is always going to play tough and they have a lot of weapons and they are playing well right now. for me my focus is being the best defensive end i can be and doing the most i can this week to prepare myself. we will preview the match up. we will talk to the pat patriots captain and why big po

and what pat tells us about why she returned to the hotel room where whitney died zblichlt went into the bathroom i placed the flowers at the tub and i just satatthere. if)you think we can grow our economy while ignoring climate change, think again. america's most innovative companies are already moving to clean energy using existing technology to improve their bottom line. now we need a plan to help businesses and families across america to save money on electricity and create millions of new jobs. it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. >>> good morning, vietnam! >> it is hard to believe that it has already been more than a year since the world was shocked by the nauz robin williams had taken his own life. and his widow susan has staid out of the spotlightince then but now she is opening up for the first time to gmgms amy robach. we spoke to hamamy this morning about the memories she shared their emotional conversation. >> just screamed, robin! what happened? what did you do? >> was he spiralling out of control? >> what was spiralling out of controlas this -- this chase for th

pat? >> yeah, it does. they can reverse it once they move them back, i suppose. >> but you can't round them up again. >> yes, you can. >> they're in federal max in colorado. >> they could move them back. >> they're in federal institutions or federal facilities, though they're not as safe as guantanamo, but they can be rounded up and taking back, i guess. i think the other disregard -- look, we're talking about the security of the understandings. we had an incident this week that was unbelievable. we had two companies, one being paid a billion and a half, another 650 million, were hiring russians to -- russian nationals to do coding on the most sensitive defense information stuff we have, and filled them with russian viruses. they paid a fine, nobody went to jail, nobody in the defense department overseeing it was fired, and the guy who got the 12 million said look what we're doing. you know what? we're talking about near treason, we're talking about our security, but you don't hear from th

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pat won't be available for interviews. [laughter] we look over the pictures and they say we will choose the best one. they were crazy about the cover of the book because the family looks like wax works. they say i look like that?? i say yeah, yeah you do. look, we have an ugly family. you need to get used to it. then they're saying, were not that ugly. i said yes we are, there's proof of it. it's right there. now that. now that i'm getting older and ready to die, there's a coming aboard, to my surprise. >> that book is called conversation with the conroy's and it will be out this month. it will be one very last quick question. i think work at getting a signal but i'm going to pretend it's a friendly one. >> what is your definition of truth and why is it important. why do you find it so important? [laughter] >> truth for me is basically what am i afraid to tell people? what am i scared of? i was afraid to write about certain things because i knew what i was going to get and i i got it. the storm came on and i got it. so i w

can the pats repeat as super bowl champs? randall on facebook writes only if edleman and gronk are ready to go by playoff time. with some luck, yes. i like that optimism. william is channelling bill belichick and says we're on to love it. comments on our daily talker at cbsboston.com, tweet us with our web site. >>> and breaking news outs of afghanistan, the u.s. embassy in kabul says it received credible reports of an imminent attack within the next 48 hours. the embassy issued an emergency warning message and warns all americans to use extreme caution around the city. >>> a sharon teenager killed in israel was remembered. family and friends came together last night to remember ezra schwartz. he was one of three killed in a palestinian attack in the west bank. ezra's father says the family is receiving an outpouring of support. >> many from the towns around volunteered their time to just honor ezra by having motorcycles along, after the funeral it felt like -- seeing the numbers of people from our community coming together a

we haven't heard from the person in the center of it all, pat houston. and whitney's best friend, confidant, sister-in-law, and bobbi kristina's aunt. the one there at end. >> people don't understand how hard she fought to helpkristi, to keep her here on this earth. >> when we found out that kristi was in trouble we were making plans to do something about it but it just came a little too late. >> she was like a second mother to bobbi kristina. >> i did everything remotely possible to be there for her. from doctors appointments to getting her driver's license. and i'm very proud of the moment that i shared. >> pat was hoping to send her to rehab. but then -- >> what happened it bobbi kristina >> after found unresponsive in the bathtub. >> when is breathing a with ventilator. >> abrown. lawsuit claims her boyfriend gave her a mixture before she was found face down in the bathtub. his attorneys call the allegations baseless. pat said she had her doubts and found a restraining order against nick last year after she said he posed with threats of guns. a restr

a late game blow for the pats. the injury taking gronk off the field before a heartbreaking loss to the broncos in o.t. randy: the trial picks back up today for the danvers teen accused of killing his math teacher. now. emily: we hope to learn more today about the shooting rampage at a colorado planned parenthood clinic. the message from the family of a fallen officer with massachusetts ties on the eye. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning! this is newscenter 5's "eyeopener." randy: it's 5:00 a.m. also on the eye this this morning. this little guy should not have been in the water. he struggled down under. that's this morning in eye poppers. good morning to you. thank you for joining us on this monday. i'm randy price. emily: i'm emily riemer with cindy fitzgibbon. friday was mild. saturday started mild and then it was like wait a second. cindy: it is almost december, isn't it? back to work and school after the long holiday weekend. it's starting out on the chilly side. teens now showing up f

as you look, on. >> go ahead, pat. is perfect and you read and i listen to you, obviously it will be rubio versus cruz. ted cruz is -- and i'm going, what are you people doing? you keep trying to make what is a revolutionary political year fit into your little structure of how politics worked prior to this year and they don't get it. they still can't get that the country is blowing up. >> by the way -- >> that's the point john made. >> and on that path, i can't believe, when i look back to last weekend it was when the bush conference was going on in houston to try to stabilize his campaign. it was in the press every day that you were chool efrjing jeb and we knew if you readed brass said nothing, but can you imagine -- >> you want to be president of the united states and the way to get there is to do a character assassination on a guy that you helped get going in politics? you're standing next to him. this is how you're going to win the presidency? >> it was not effective. >> what is breaking news is that all of the ev

and later on first off a turnover, and pats know what to do with it. blount takes it in for a touchdown. 14-0 patriot. and goes off with an injury to his left knee, and did not return and will have an mri tomorrow. from brady a touchdown to bolden. winning it 27-10, and the win at a cost as we report live from gillette stadium. >> and the patriots record, 8-0, and that 27-10 win, we mentioned it as it's a costly one as injuries pile up for this team. and the left tackle left the game with a head injury, replaced by brian stork, but the life was sucked out when running back lewis suffered a knee injury late in the third quarter. walked off his knee under his own power but walked into the locker room and immediately concerns. >> it's a physical game and tough to lose such a special player. i hope he's okay, and i don't know what it is, but hoping for the best. >> it's unfortunate, and deon is my closest friends on the team, hope for the best. >> a lot of guys stepped up that hadn't played and doing a good job of being ready to go. >> for sports extra, i

>>> pats fans we talked to know how to keep their eye on the ball. they say having a healthy gronk definitely improves the team's chances of winning another super bowl. that's the latest live in news. >> anchor: well, a lot of patriots players aren't happy with the outcome of last night's game. tom brady visibly upset with the officiating but it was a former nfl quarterback who went on a rant about the rest today. coverage now . >>> tom brady wouldn't flat out blame reps for last night's loss but boomer assign son was a bit more outsmoking about last night night's officiating. tom brady said some days you get the call styles you don't. last night brady believes all of the calls late in the game were not going their way. he was clearly upset. as was boomer who played quarterback in the nfl for 14 years and now works for the nfl today show joined frustrated pats fans furious revs played such a big role in the final . >>> i felt like the officials last night really let the game get out of control. you know, there was some questionable calls, especially

kick off forecast for the pats. chilly breeze, clear skies 31 degrees dipping into the upper 20s by the end of the game. the winds will subside just a bit 5 to 15 miles per hour. not as strong as it is this morning and most of us drop back into 209s overnight tonight with clear skies. it is going to be a cold and some what frosty start. overnight tonight, tomorrow not as windy. low to mid 40s for most of us. upper 30s in worcester plenty of sunshine and a couple clouds mixed in. our storm departs. a couple snow showers in the great lakes. high pressure is going to be building and great stretch of travel weather up and down the east coast wednesday into thanksgiving we do get a warming trend so 50s on thanksgiving afternoon looks fantastic. low 60s to end the week. increasing clouds a couple of showers friday evening into early saturday and colder weather back on sunday. >>> danielle most of the back ups now to the south of the city. the worst ride no surprise the expressway northbound bumper to bumper 128 southbound

pat and gus, over to you. >>> thank you. now to the terror in paris, here's what we know this morning. seven people have been detained in belgium as the investigation into the li ly bombings continues. seven of the actual attackers are dead but an eighth may be at large. >> belgium officials identified two of the attacker who is er ers who died in paris. one of them had a noun connection to islamic read call groups. >> the death toll stands at 129 people including an american student, this young woman from cal-tech studying design in paris. more than 300 people were hurt in those attacks. as we mentioned, there have been major developments into the investigation into those attacks overnight. >> officials confirming they are searching for one attacker and other accomplices. our chief investigative reporter jonathan dienst begins our team coverage with the latest on the >> reporter: this apparent isis terror cell complex and appears to touch on several countries, france, belgium, possibly germany and, of course, syria. what we

. >>> right now at 5:00, the pats no longer perfect. they lose to the broncos in overtime and rob gronkowski goes down with an injury. >>> the suspect in a shooting rampage at a planned parenthood in colorado heads to court today. the new details we're learning about the attack. >>> and a local man heading to court after trying to run from police. the huge stash of weapons police say they found him with. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm bree sison in for chris mckinnon. >> i'm kathryn hauser. hope you had a fantastic weekend, holiday, black friday, thanksgiving and a cyber monday. november 30th. if you have shopping to do, a >> online is the way to go sometimes, especially when it's chillier outside. you know, pamela, i can't get in the mood to go trucking when i need to bundle up to get out there. >> it's a pain now. it's that time of the year. and temperatures,we knew they were going to fall to the 20s and 30s, but it doesn't make it easier. and definitely an online shopping day. 30 degrees in boston. orange down to 17. not a bad morni

the pats with a dire situation concerning injuries. a fact getting a whole lot worse with rob gronkowski being carted off the field on sunday night. >> from a personal standpoint, just given how much it bothered you, seeing him go down like that, what were your emotions when you saw him? >> well, what do you think? >> trey: bill belichick doesn't have to say much, but the potential loss of rob gronkowski could be too steep an obstacle to overcome. >> he's been through a lot. he's a tough guy. hopefully it's not too serious. we'll see. >> it's not like we've been losing guys. that weren't contributing to the offense. we've been losing lead ers. hopefully well we'll get these guys back soon. >> trey: a litany of injuries and you start to wonder if the latest setback is too much. road. we had a good lead. we didn't make enough plays in the fourth quarter, so it's tough to win. and it's certainly... when you lose good players it hurts. >> trey: without gronk, the patriots' offense fumbled in overtime. >> he's the best tight end in football

so the pats, despite that, are 10-0 right now. they face the broncos and next week on sunday night football right here on 7 nbc. live from gillette, i'm byron barnett, "7 news today in new england." >> jadiann: the u.s. state department issuing a worldwide travel alert during one of the busiest travel weeks of the year. >> christa: increased terror threats is leading to the warning we're talking about. u.s. citizens are you urged to exercise vigilance in public places. let's go to logan airport with victoria warren who has more details on this. >> reporter: good morning. , the timing of this is terrible but the state department says the threat is real and travelers need to be prepared. state department says that isis has tremendously expanded its reach. they say recent attacks once again prove terrorism can strike anywhere. the state department says you want to be alert on any public transportation system and avoid crowded who would festivals. be prepared for additional security. stay in touch with family and listen to local autho

and i think pat is exactly right. and john as well. harris, there is a range of concerns out there about terror, about immigration, about a sense the government is, as pat said, incompete incompetent, not responding, serving the political class and not serving the people's interest. that is what is driving ben carson and especially donald trump on immigration and on refugees. it also is helping bernie sanders on the democratic side on the anti-wall street thing. so the frame of analysis is wrong. and we here on political insiders with you, harris, have been trying to expand the dialogue and help the american people understand what is really going on. >> we appreciate that. i want to move on to another topic that people say they feel strongly about and that is the plan for the u.s. to accept 10,000 syrian refugees over the next year. let's pop up the brand new polling. 28% in favor. look at the opposition to that idea. now this is among all of the registered voters. this is not broken down by political parties. if you go deeper, you can

pats go up 17-10. pats hang on to win this one despite injuries to amendola. they are now 10-0 in the year. >> yeah, it feels good to win. it's obviously hard to get to this point. every time goes through different things. we've withstood a lot so we keep fighting. >> reporter: short week for the pats. they have the holiday and then they get ready to fly out to denver and face a team that's motivated to get to them. right new york the patriots are week. >>> remember the deflate gate? yeah, it's still going on. the judge will hear the appeal a month after super bowl l. that's key because no matter what happens, it won't fact tom brady's ability to play. >>> a baby-sitter accused of kidnapping and hurting a 2- year-old is undergoing a mental health evaluation to see if she's competent to stand trial. abigail is being held without bail. she appeared confused and disheveled in court yesterday. doctors say she's hallucinating and suicidal. police immediately suspected her when the baby went missing. when officers questioned her, and off. a tenant in her parents' ho

pats fans just happy to walk away with a w, and so those complaints won't last too long. dan hausle, 7 news. >>> still to come tonight the force is now with him. darth vader picked up by police after a robbery in florida. >>> ahead at 5:30, a rockland teenager facing charges tonight. >>> a bold break-in, a man suspected in a home invasion in brockton called to court. >>> after a record-breaking winter, the city of boston is getting ready for the possibility of another white winter. we'll tell you about preparations already taking place. >>> we're staying on top of breaking news, live pictures. this is 128 north. an accident leading to hours of backups out there on the roads. we'll continue to follow this and keep you updated. it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by over a million small contributions, people like you who want to fight back. the truth is you can't change a corrupt system by tak

i'm pat lawson muse.ow serving her 13th term on capitol hill, she is the ranking member of the house subcommittee on highways and transit. she serves on the committee on government and reform and the committee on transportation and infrastructure. she's a ten-year law professor at georgetown university. and she's beloved by many here in the washington area. welcome congresswoman eleanor holmes norton. >> thank you. >> it's a new day in the house. representative paul lyons is a speaker. what is your5c impression of hi? >> i worked with him in the past. he was a mentee of jack kemp. people may remember jack kemp. >> sure. >> a football turned hub secretary. was quite conservative. and went to hud, because of his concern for poverty, when jack kemp was one of your mentors that's when i came tov know pa with the speaker of the house, remember, pat, what the house looks like today. the she's very different house, from even the very different houses i have served in. i've been in the minority most of my time i

pats go up 17-10. pats hang on to win this one despite injuries. they are now 10-0 on the year. >> feels good to win. it's obviously hard to get to this point. every team goes through different things. we've withstood a lot so we just keep fighting. >> reporter: short week for the pats. they have the holiday with thanksgiving and then have to team that's motivated to get to them. we'll keep you updated on the injuries on amendola and dobson as the week goes on. i'm reven reid, wbz sportsp. >>> a date is now set for the nfl's deflate gate appeal. yep, that's back. the judge will hear it roughly hey month after super bowl l. that's key because no matter what happens, it won't affect tom brady's ability to play. >>> if you are packing up and heading out for the thanksgiving holiday, you won't be alone. just in time for the travel rush, massachusetts, we're finding out, has some of the worst bottlenecks in the country. >> nicole jacobs has the details. nicole, good morning. >> good morning to you, kathryn. good morning, chris. if you don't like sitting

he's patting a child's head there. carson said he met with doctors, humanitarian workers, and government officials during his visit. the retired neurosurgeon has faced backlash for his handling of foreign policy views and for his recent comparison of refugees to rabid dogs. >>> meantime, donald trump held a rally in sarasota, florida, yesterday. the republican front runner said he's, quote, killing everybody, in the national polls. he also called super pacs a scam and criticized marco rubio for being weak on immigration. >>> and speaking of mr. trump, the new york press club is demanding an apology from the candidate. he's facing backlash after he appeared to mock a journalist's a "new york times" reporter, serge kovaleski, who has a congenital joint disorder. trump says he doesn't know kovaleski, but covekov kovaleski says they've met several times. >>> the pilot who was killed when turkey shot down a russian war plane will be returned to moscow. russian president vladimir putin is calling for sanctions against turkey

but if pats fans were forced to make a choice . >>> what's worse? losing that game or losing gronk. >>> definitely losing gronk. it's one game loss isn't that big of a deal in the long-run. i mean, we're still ten and one. but without gronk i feel like we're at a bigger loss. >> reporter: pats fans know how to keep their eye on ball. they say a healthy gronk definitely improves their teams chances for another super bowl win. that's the latest live from foxboro, i'm byron barnett, 7 news. >> anchor: 7 news now focusing on the forecast of a cool, crisp is in the air and some rain is on the way. we are tracking the changes and so when will the wet weather get here? pete bouchard is here th those details. >> anchor: tomorrow afternoon, kim, it looks liability first showers will start to move our way. highs today, hmm, this was more november like with a lot of clouds around too. upper 30's to lower 40's. now only in the upper 30's. we do have some low 30's and some of the clouds are beginning to break up. plymouth case in point, 28 degrees now. so once t

pat? >> reporter: david ushery, thank you for that perspective. >>> now to issues at home and what has happened overseas is affecting the presidential cycle in a big way. >> as we said a moment ago, jay gray will bring us the latest now from iowa. >> we ask you to join us in observing a moment of silence. >> reporter: silence followed by the topic on everyone's mind right now, isis. this country will rid our planet of this organization called isis. >> it cannot be contained. it must be defeated. >> isis, make no mistake about it, is an evil in this world. >> reporter: terrorism and the use of american forces dominated the debate early. bernie sanders challenging hillary clinton on her vote as a senator in favor of the war in iraq. >> i think that was one of the worst foreign policy blunders in the modern history of the united states. >> reporter: clinton dismissed the assertion and called on other countries to take a stronger role in the fight against isis. >> this cannot be an american fi

pat and gus, over to you. >> all right. thanks, raphael. >>> coming up on "today in new york," an impressive night for the knicks as they took on the rockets in houston. we'll have the highlights and it's great to look back at all your family's milestones. and birthdays happen only once a year. getting the flu could make you miss the party. don't let the flu don't let the flu achew! take you out of the picture. get a flu shot today and encourage your loved ones to get one too. now's the best time - and the best protection against the flu. flu season can least through may. to learn more about the flu, visit health.ny.gov/flu. vachew! >>> back now and a big night for the knicks in houston and the rangers keep on rolling. >> yes, they do. john chandler has that and more in your sunday morning sports. >> good morning, everybody. november 18th, 2004. remember what you were doing? the knicks were beating the rockets behind a double-double. who would have thought 11 years later that was still their last win in houston until last n