j.c.: six student deaths in seven months at bridgewater state. i want to go really big with my appetizers. we can do it without blowing our budget. oh yeah, this is great! everything for the holidays. i've spent my life planting a size-six, non-slip shoe into that door. on this side, i want my customers to relax and enjoy themselves. but these days it's phones before forks. they want wifi out here. but behind that door, i need a private connection for my business. wifi pro from comcast business. public wifi for your customers. private wifi for your business. strong and secure. good for a door. and a network. comcast business. built for security. built for business. my cookie exchange is super competitive. mine too! everything for the holidays. ben: the world trade organization says that boeing has received billions in illegal tax breaks in washington state. the organization says the u.s. government must take action to end the breaks within months. the european union, which backs boeing's key european rival airbus, is commending the move. the e.u.

j.c.: thanks. students and faculty at bridgewater state, dealing with the death of a student for the ed students and staff at : bridgewater state university mourning the loss of another student tonight. j.c.: 22-year-old senior, james for the school was killed in a crash on thanksgiving morning. investigators say he was driving the wrong way down 495 when he hit an oncoming car head-on. keating is the sixth bridgwater student to die suddenly this year. five were student-athletes. >> when there is a death it does not matter what team you are on. we are all theirs, we are all bridgwater. we are here for each other. j.c.: the university is planning a celebration of life in the spring to honor all six students >> outreach from prosecutors. an alleged drunk driver called a repeat offender charged in two incidents. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's

j.c.: member help ady got his -- remembebrady got his appreciation for local police j.c.: officers recognized for firefighters from len who entered a fast mong apartment fire with zero visibility, crawling on their hands and knees to save lives. >> these folks happen to be the ones who were there who heard the call and answered and responded to it. if the is one thg inow about ismunity, it is a caing. certainly, it is a profession ana wellrained one, but it is a calli. then firefighters from swansea : also honored for saving a man who was unconscious inside a burning home. that man att firefighters in person. j.c.: look at this nice moment at the framingham police department today. officers presented with a heart-felt thank you note from little b wost s ecial teddy bear. the officers put up fliers all over town, but when they could not find the missing bear, they got the little guy a new one. looks like they have a fanor campaign to encourage generosity. the effect it can have on your heal. j.c.: a throwom a car ben:e r good, with an extra fos on holiday giving today. j.: today is giving tues

i'm j.c. monahan. ed: i'm ed harding. the cold overnight temperatures mean some of us could hit ice on our morning drive. meteorologist mike wankum shows us where. mike: these temperatures have dropped like a rock so they are cold. a little bit of rain on top of it, look at this wall of water. the question is can it get here in time with that cold air in place or will it be scoured out and we warm things up? parts of ohio. it will be hard to move its way in here. that is why the national weather service issued a rain advisory. western mass and new hampshire and vermont have been added. after 10 a.m. it will be warm enough. expect some slippery spots, it changes over terrain and that could be a problem for your evening commute. much more on that in a few moments. and: right now, new details about the man behind an attack at ohio state. j.c.: this is the student who police say drove into a crowd and then started stabbing people. we're learning about the signs of trouble before the attack. newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat is

j.c.: thank you. demolition on the mass pike told going better than expected on this second weekday of open polling. -- telling. yesterday, mass dot said travel was down 6%. down. >> on i-97 90 eastbound into the city of boston, from route nine to weston at 8 a.m. this morning, that was a 27 minute trip. last tuesday, before the process, the same trip was 36 and a half minutes. j.c.: the demolition is scheduled to be completed by november 22. police have identified the woman shot and killed saturday of 152 washington street where , they found 36-year-old benine timothee of dorchester suffering from a gunshot wound. she was taken to a local hospital where she died. a second victim, a male in his teens, was treated for a non-life threatening injury. boston police are asking anyone with information to call them. we're learning new details in this weekend's deadly past decade. coleman who suffers from paranoia and schizophrenia was shot and killed by police overnight sunday. they say he pulled a knife on

j.c.: and i'm jc monahan. driving nditions are still tough out there in some spots. mike wankum is here with what to expect. : we he a lot of pounding -- ponding on the roadways. down over the cape we are winding that area off as well. what will happen overnight? the rain should be offshore then not for long because lot of gray skies are moving and as we lk about tomorrow morning. we tn our tention to the fog possibility. there may be some patchy fog tonight and then this, this is storm number two that will give usain as it moves its way up the coas and gives us the that ome rain. the threat is not in the morning, it is as we start to talk about late afteoon. i will have an hour breakdown of what he gets here. hit-and-run driver.the victim h. necenter 5's john atwater is live at the scene, with a witness who rushed to help. john: the vtim has severe leg injuries. police wrapped up their investigation here the scene. us t man w draggedostd and tel two blocks tonight. neighbors tell us he wa

j.c.: i'm j.c. monahan. showers most of the day drizzle lingering tonight. ben mike wankum is tracking it : all does the sun return this weekend? mike: what is left over is a little bit of drizzle, gray skies and a lot of moisture. we are seeing visibility down to half a mile in orange and worcester. visibility will continue to drop as we had through the overnight. here's the map tomorrow. we get another batch of rain moving its way and especially in the southeastern part of the state and down toward the cape area expect -- the cape. expect more grey weather tomorrow. overnight we will be dropping in the 30's. no i story about. we will be talking more about new details coming up in a few moments. then: route nine westbound is closed after someone was reportedly hit by a car. this is the scene near prospect street. rescuers were hoping for a medical rescue helicopter. state police continue to investigate a deadly wrong-way crash on 495 in plainville. the victim is identified as a young bridgewater state university student. j.c.: newscenter 5's diane cho spoke

j.c.: love it so much. but that's down the road, we have the holiday to get to first. >> this is the drought monitor index, it gets updated every thursday. keep in mind, even notes updated today, it stays that way for a few days. it didn't take into account the most recent rain. this is from noaa, saying the drought could persist through early next week. we will see how it pans out. there is boston, just a glimmer of daylight still left on the western horizon. 53 as the temperature in boston with a northwesterly winds. the skies have become mostly clear over most of the area and the cape is showing a clearing trend right now. ce we will talk about that in just a moment. winds out of the north-northwest , a little stronger down around nantucket. the air above us is not that cool. it could actually get warmer overnight. i don't think temperatures will be exceedingly cold tonight but there will be some already's in the cold spots. restarting out not too cold at this time. these are the temperatures that west,

live in new york city, j.c. >> and j.c. not far from trump tower, a block down 5th avenue, hillary clinton is waking up to a stunning reality this morning. she was feeling very confident about 24 hours ago, and but this morning, that office, she was hoping to grab, has now slipped through her fingers. she did send out her campaign chairman john poad -- podesto, to go home, he said they were waiting for more votes to be counted trying to put a positive spin on this, but then we found out a short time l had called donald trump to concede the race, and here are the big reasons. he swept through the battleground states here. florida. pennsylvania. wisconsin. ohio, north carolina, all going into donald trump's column. it is looking like she's making some big gains in the popular vote due to the big states out west, california and washington, among them. it's possible that she could win the national popular vote but that's not what matters here, she could still lose the hillary clinton, she will address the nation we're told toda

j.c.: we knew traffic was bad. massachusetts has three of the nation's top 50 worse bottlenecks according to a new report. the worst of them is on i-93 bridge to the mass pipe exit this came in number 15. noll surprise. between milton and witness ry. that also hid the les and the third local trouble spot on the mass pike. ben: sad news earlier today. ben: actress florence henderson has died from heart failure. she was 82. henderson is best-known for her role on the brady bunch. but as abc's george pennachio >> it's the story of a lovely lady who was bringing up three very lovely girls. >> florence henderson would eventually become a tv legend for her work as carol brady on "the brady bunch." the show hit the air in 1969 and has pretty much been airing in reruns around the world ever since. in recent years, fl she loved the show and loved being a part of it. she was just in the audience monday night rooting on her friends. and earlier this season, she appeared with her "brady bunch" tv daughter, maureen mccormick, i

j.c. penney insert touts the black friday deal on the earrings, but go to its website and without stepping foot in a store you can add them to your g. it's a prediction that retail experts made with they saw the success of sign monday years ago, that on-line opportunities which actually catch up with the brick and mortar stores. you can see that's happening right now. so happy shopping, however you feel like saving this year. i'm on your side investigator jonathan walsh. >> good tips, jonathan. while many of us are recovering from the big feast, some are already out there trying to cash in on these early black the door. but as consumer reporter john matarese found that promotion didn't come without a catch. >> reporter: the wave of black friday ads are targeting shoppers right now. j.c. penney stands out. that's because it will have a thanksgiving day coupon give away of as much as $500. >> i think that's a great lure to get people out here. >> reporter: shoppers like brenda and mary say i

j.c.: two suspects arrested in connection. his grieving family's plea for answers. >> with no let-up from the opioid crisis, 5 investigates visits the front lines of the epidemic. one community's response. in the fight against addiction. j.c.: adele sent into a frenzy on stage in mexico city. >> it was a party weekend in manhattan that turned into a gruesome murder. a connecticut family never made it home. right now two men are in custody. they are charged in connection with his death. >> it's a total loss. he touched everybody. everybody that came in contact with this kid loved him. he was one-of-a-kind. >> joseph's father is inconsolable, shocked by the brutal killing of his 26 year he got separated from his friends at the club and was last seen entering this luxury apartment building on the upper east side. police say they found his bloody close inside and more bloody evidence in a garbage bag outside the building. charged with murder are two men, the son of wealthy and prominent new york city jeweler. additional charges il

j.c. and ben, there are thousands of people here who now have to wait in lane for another hour in the cold before the stores open and no one is complaining. >> now what sale brings you in this early? before 5:00 a.m. stuff. then by they web we're back home sleeping. we do it. fun. usually pretty nice. not crazy retail. just sweaters, is really fun. we do it every year. even when i moved, the first thing i did was buy a plane ticket to come back for thanksgiving because i love thank giving but also because i want to do this. there is a pair of s >> you come from practical reasons? >> yeah. >> you were running into yeah. yeah. >> you are talking over one another. you are so excited. we were talking about coming to the store first like all week. >> i am trying to find her. >> it on sale. yes. everything on sale. have you done this before? >> no. we did it last year. >> got to love it. >> you a good husband. >> oh, thank. >> maybe the whole night. >> the whole night? >> yeah. yeah. i do many s

j.c. is at trump tower in new york city. j.c., quite a night. >> it has been. behind me in trump towers, this is where donald trump calls home, well into the sky scraper here on fifth avenue. you might be able to tell -- this is a safety precaution. post-9/11 in front of the buildings. on the other side we have about a dozen trump supporters, about a dozen or so hillary supporters. lots of words going back and forth between these two groups. lot of police presence because this has been a divisive campaign, bitter, historic and also an election that really few accurately. so let's take a look at the headlines. donald trump swept the battleground states. he also carried states not won by a republican since the 1980s. this election is having a ripple effect on financial markets as investors worry about the future. the new president-elect tried to strike a conciliatory tone, including toward hillary clinton. >> i congratulated her and her hard-fought campaign. i mean, she fought very hard. [ch

and one of the stores, j.c. penney's, they actually opened afternoon. some of the shoppers they talked to told us that they ate their turk quickly and cut it short so they could get over here and find a deal. >> reporter: 45 registers constantly ring up deals at j.c. penney at the rockingham mall in salem, new hampshire. dozens of workers this thanksgiving cater to what seems like a never ending line of customers. >> we must have let in in the first 15 minutes well over 1,000 customers. >> repor double pay but opening up at 3:00 p.m. has its sacrifices. >> we have our own thanksgiving dinner going until the back, turkeys, all the fixings. >> i had all the people at my house, rushed them out the door, come on, i gotta go shopping. >> we put together a bunch of care packages to take home and high tailed it up here to the mall records massachusetts blue laws prevent in-state shopping on the holiday so many of these customers have traveled north 50% off at express, and at forever 21, hundreds off microsoft laptops. some stocking up on bargain appliances. >>

the chronicle's j.c. monahan has j.c.: all 500 acres is the very picture of statelessness and serenity. on this day, there is no peace and quiet, only a buzzing perception of it luminaries and celebration. -- illuminaries johnson. the college's 14th president. -- the inauguration of dr. paul a johnson. it was one the country's first women's colleges, wellesley and islam are knowing for breaking down barriers as is docked -- and its alum is known for i am aware when you are from a background that is different, you bring a different lens. that lens is an important one as important as the diversely off among wellesley faculty, students. j.c.: a cardiologist and brooklyn native with it to -- three degrees from harvard, she was chief of women's brick of a young and young hospital and harvard medical school professor. >> the work i led on the disc every of how went -- the work i lead on the discovery of how women's biology was different. >> at first, sex differences and that is a profound change. if you are not

we will check again with ben as j.c.? j.c.: good evening. we are at the hilton midtown. i will tell you doors opened at 6:30 a.m. for this invitation only event. there are a few media people on the all room floor. some cheers going up when it is the -- the first state was called for clinton. cheers when up here when it was called for kentucky and indiana in trump saver. -javits center event the election party is pretty low key so far. you can see behind me that there are some flags on the stage and a podium, we have a couple of posters around and some monitors and that is about it. definitely no pageantry or grandeur that you might expect for someone who knows how to put on a show. both agree that would be donald trump. he has been quoted as saying a maybe that is the reason. perhaps there is something coming our way from the campaign , that is all to be unfolded. earlier today, trump voted. what would you expect him to do in midtown and his wife melania. even lately trying to look over to see who she was voting for. we can assume that she voted for her husband as well.

here at j.c. penney, the trends show more and more people are coming in person to take advantage of those black friday deals, despite having the opportunity to go online for cyber monday. now, holiday shopping spending has increased and is expected to reach over $656 billion. that number accordi hub which placed j.c. penney in the number three spot, averaging 62.79%. associates say they've seen a major increase each year in the amount of people coming out, despite the variety of online deals for cyber monday. many retailers have hopped on board the cyber monday train. j.c. penney offering 50,000 of their own online deals. a similar trend at best buy, friday doors open. to satisfy increasing demands, best buy has opened their doors on thanksgiving day for the past two years to meet the surge in customers. best buy says their customers want to shop. >> over 1,000 customers shop on best buy every day. we'll talking about ten times that that will be shopping on black friday. not only does the have to

j.c.: taking a delight in the diabolical. >> you are into torture. j.c.: the main streets and back roads of new hampshire next in "chronicle."

j.c. monahan, ed harding. newscenter 5 at 4:00. part of the new afternoon lineup massachusetts' newspapers rarely agree, but they do on question 2. they agree opponents have run a "campaign of misinformation" to spread "fear through white, affluent neighborhoods." they agree in the suburbs question 2 will have "no impact on their schools and their children." vital "choices for urban parents" and help reduce "the achievement gap." question 2 is "a kid's civil right." join leading newspapers and governor baker kate: my mom and i love shooting hoops. but you know what - she could still learn a few things from me - just like i've learned a lot from her. mom helps with homework... she helped dad start his business... and she even fought to put bad guys in jail. now, mom helps make laws especially when they need it most. i'm really proud of her. and she's taught me that with hard work - i can do... anything. kelly: i'm kelly ayotte, kate: and i'm kate. kelly & kate: and we approved >> hi, i'm calvin. this ie issues class from weston high

a $500 off coupon offered by j.c. penney. but "7 on your side" wanted to find out what are your chances of actually snagging one jonathan: the ad stands out for promising give away of $500. >> that is a great lure to get people here. kimberly: shoppers like brenda >> that would be great to get $500. kimberly: they will give the early bird coupons for $10 off, $100 off or whopping $500 off your purchase. but the website consumerist read the fine print and says it comes with catches. each store will give out one $500 off coupon. only one out of every 100 coupons will be for $100 off. the other 99 will give you just $10 off your your c.c. penny didn't do anything wrong. wallet hub.com calls it third best black friday retailer with deep discounts. >> i would like the free $100. i don't plan to spend $100 at j.c. penney. kimberly: but it's a reminder what you first see may not be what you will certainly get. >> there is a catch. there always is, isn't there? kimberly: if you didn't hear it right. there will be only one $500 off co

j.c. man following the trump camp. they will both join us at the top of the hour on the eye. >> new hampshire's u.s. senate race still too close to call at this point. democrat governor maggie hassan looking to unseat republican senator kelly ayotte. here are the latest results. both candidates are pretty much tied. ayotte came out last night to thank her supporters and she also talked to newscenter 5's david bienick, questioned about if she can work with a president-elect trump. >> i'm very bipartisan. i can work with anyone. the country first. >> hassan did not make a statement last night but she said in part, i hope everyone can get rest and we'll have good news to report in the morning. we'll bring results as soon as it is reported on air, online, and on our mobile app. >> massachusetts voters came out in favor of legalizing recreational marijuana in the bay state. here are the results for question 4. voters approved the the eye's doug meehan is in boston with what that means. doug? >>

j.c. is there a response from people working is pass by? some have been cheering them on and people, i am not sure if they were teaching, but older people marching with them and why know if they fold for a while while they were working and others are, like, not paying much attention but i saw four -- tourist from england. they are get support. >> they have set up a lane. priority right new according to our reporting is they want to stop this group of students from getting to pier 39. it sounds like there are two groups, girlfriend not -- if not more, there are two groups. >> we have seen running with the protesters but nothing violent. have you soon anything from the contrary? >> no. the group i followed before they left they said they would respect the streetlights, so they are trying to be respectful of that and now they are down by market street they have been walking down the middle of market street but i don't see them topping anything over or trying to cause damage to gashable cans they are just marching and chanting and holding up si

. >> j.c.: we go to durham, new hampshire where president obama has taken the stage at unh. the president has been campaigning throughout the day for hillary clinton. we go now live to durham. david? reporter: good afternoon. the president has been speaking here for the past 10 first elected many of the people here were watching nickelodeon on tv, he said. air force 1 touch #ed down just about an hour ago around 4:00. this is the second of two campaign stops for president obama as he stumps for hillary clinton. earlier today he was in michigan where he commented on donald trump's temperment. >> think about this. over the weekend his campaign took away his twitter account. don't trust you to tweet, then how can we trust him with the nuclear codes? [applause]. me is unqualified to be america's chief executive. reporter: donald trump's campaign does dispute that. president are hoping that many of the young people may be inspired just today to go to the polls tomorrow. live in durham, wcvb newscenter 5. >> ben: both trump and his running mate mike pence will be in new hampshire.

we are looking at the line for the checkout at the j.c. penney in parma. i couldn't see the video from what it sounded. things were not as crazy as in parma as they have been in years past. >> the line wrapped around the killer deal. >> reporter: what are you hoping to get at j.c. penney? >> $500. >> what are you hoping to get? >> deals on anything. >> despite the half hour to hour and a half waited. >> $100 off, apparel, shoes, accessory or jewelry. >> reporter: that's a pretty good deal. >> yeah. i like it. it is worth waiting in line. >> according to industry analysts these people avoided crowds by heading out today. tomorrow on black friday that'sx shopping day of the year. fewer and fewer people are showing up to shop on thanksgiving when stores are open. 10 million fewer shoppers last thanksgiving than 013. >> the number of people who come out thursday has gone down. is that concerning to you at all? >> you know what, it is concerning. the retail environment is changing and there's morillon line shopping. >> with our black friday ad this by far is th

. >> j.c. penny has had a rocky run over the past few years, but the department store is executing a strategy it hope wills turn thinning around, give shoppers spending in stores. morgan brennan inside a penny's at the roosevelt field mall in garden city, new york. >> they had the earliest start time on thanksgiving. opening its stores at 3:00 p.m. and shoppers lined up to get in. at least here at this long island location. >> we got over here by like 5:00 and we started shopping and now that we've been out for almost three and a half hours. >> since then, staffers have struggled to keep pace with boxes strewn about. they have been rolling out appliance showrooms in many locations, including on this one, betting on the housing recovery. under marvin eliassen, who was hired from home depoet in 2015. the retailers also expanding its partnership with sephora. at this long island location, there's been a lot of foot traffic in both areas and as you can see here, long lines and many of the stores ca

j.c.: and i'm j.c. monahan. let's get right to stormteam

j.c. monahan, ed harding, newscenter 5 at 4:00. part of the new afternoon massachusetts has many great public schools, and we took it for granted that our kids would go to great public schools. but some kids aren't so lucky. where they live, they don't go to a great school, and they have no choice. imagine if your kids were trapped in a failing school. public charter schools give parents a choice and are a pathway to success for these kids. if you like your school, question 2 won't affect you. but question 2 will change the future for thousands of kids who need your help. please join me and ? our neighborhood public schools. they are the bedrock of our communities. the place where 96% of our kids are educated. but even now, these local schools are losing more than 400 million dollars a year to privately-run charter schools. and if question 2 passes, it will only get worse. we can't let that happen. to protect our public schools and the right of all our kids to a quality education, kate: my mom and i love shooting hoops. but you kno

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benben with the clinton camp and j.c. monahan at trump headquarters, and then they will join us on a special edition of the eyeopener. we are starting tomorrow at 4:00 election coverage. >> there is plan to improve service on the orange line. >> the idea that could get more people moving faster, and police forced to get a crowd under control in cambridge. the disappointment setting off a confrontation with officers. >> students defeating a dress code ban on head wraps. the argument changing minds. >> and strong voter turn-out expected in the bay state. secretary of state bill gal vei expects 3 million people to cast their ballots, and that includes the 1 million people that participated in early voting. cindy: the weather is looking great for election day around here after we warm things up this morning, but there is some rain on the way tomorrow. the time line on that is ahead. first take a look at these temperatures. you want to layer up as you are heading out. 38 in boston, and 27 degrees, as you are heading out the do

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j.c. monahan. ed hardy. jc: fighting crime from above. a city councilor in new bedford wants police there to use drones in high-crime areas. new at 6:00, newscenter 5's todd kazakiewich reports the proposal is raising privacy concerns. >> y are looki at one of the two drones in the w bedfd police arsenal. the chief and one ofis search-and-rescue. brian is proposing an expanded use. aerial crime-fighting. >> it would be used for public it would be used forraffic control. it's like having a helicopter. >> the aclu argues police should not stop violence. it will end monitoring pele going about their day lis.the ps department uses fixed cameras and conduct surveillance with officers on fooor in police cruisers. the law does not require a search warrant for such activities. >> we are?f not looking to viole ople's rights or peek into winds. dimension. this is restricted airspace. new bedford police would need to gea waiver before flying drones above 500 feet. the city council will discuss the proposal but the police chief in the next few months

. >> j.c.enney are trying to lure shoppers in. >> they are going to be open on thanksgiving day if everybody wants to go shopping at 3:00 p.m. if your family is bothering you j.c. penney thanksgiving day. they have coupons with $500 off. the trick is you have to spend money first before you can use the coupon and then if you are thinking oh $500, great, there's only 1 in 100 coupons will be worth 500 bucks. they are trying to get people there. >> they need some help there. they got rid of the sales. >>> airlines. a lot of people training through the past few weeks. a lot of the airlines revealed? >> this komencomes from airline ratings. air new zealand number one and quantitytis was mentioned. also the food on board the catering they call it had. singapore airlines cafe pacific virgin airlines all making the top list. this came from an australian web site. >> the airlines help me get to california. >> mcdonalds has a new item. at first it sounded great. i was thinking about it. i am not so sure

and he showed us what the >> reporter: j.c. will be out a few weeks with a knee injury. but cory is ready to step in. up and down this season thanks to his poor offensive line play. he breaks a lot of tackles. he's one of our top guys in the league. >> he's obviously athletic for a gave his size. he makes good decisions. he's doing a great job. he's a fran cheese quarterback. then to b have a great transition has been fun for that organization. >> he's a great quarterback. with a little pressure. >> reporter: luck has put up some big numbers since he has been in the nfl. the best part of the turkey is the giblets. cook the turkey upside down and it will baste itself. i like my turkey carved thick! everyone's got an opinion when it comes to turkey. even subway. our new thick-cut autumn carved turkey sandwich topped with sliced cheddar and sweet cranberry mustard sauce on freshly-baked wheat bread. only at subway. now this is how turkey should taste... what greases the gears in washington? money. and ron johnson fits right in. six years ago, johnson took a shady $10 millio

injury report's out and there will be no j.c. tretter or t.j. lang on the offensive line. they and cornerback damarious randall listed as out for sunday's game at washington. washington.also out... linebacker jake ryan, which linebacker. and that's if ?he? plays. matthews has missed the last three games with his hamstring issues. expt joe thomas and safety morgan burnett to come and help fill that void too. just like last week, the badgers playing purdue as big favorites.... 26.5 point favorites over the biolermakers. a win would bring them closer to clinching the big ten west division. of course, the sixth-ranked badgers control their own destiny as far as winning the big ten... just keep winning! we gotta make sure we put the focus on what we can control. and we know they're a good team. their record doesn't matter. we have to be the best team that day. 3 captioning sponsored by cbs the right.: trump steers to three conservatives are picked to head his national security and law enforcement teams. also tonight, the president-elect settles avoiding a federal fraud trial ov

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are having to park across the street, i actually ran into a couple of guys, you guys come on over, j.c. and kierion pnl they are lucky and got off a little early. we were supposed to be off around 10:00 and we got off an hour later. >> how about things in there? >> people are tearing it up. >> that's why you guys are working in retail, i see you got a little shopping. shout out to -- >> to religion and to grandma. >> you guys have a happy until tomorrow, i'm faith jesse reporting, news3. >> all right faith thanks so much. >> metro has three words that they would like you to remember as you head out, lock, stay, and hide. take only at much cash as needed for that specific purchase that you're headed out the door to surroundings. still working on your black friday itinerary? we've got you covered. a full list of stores and when they open. >> we are outside, it's a little chilly out there, kevin janison, our weather authority out to talk about your black friday cold forecast. >> 41 up near indemnifies, summerlin, and grown valley 43. these numbers will drop another four to 5?, upper 30s,

hundreds lined up for blocks in queens, new york to grab deals at j.c. penney, others waited for hours at this best buy store in glendale, california. >> i don't condone this black friday shopping each though i'm here right now. i think it's horrible to do it on thanksgiving, but i can't deny that there is a good deal on thanksgiving. >> experts say it's a good idea to have a shopping list. >> if you're kind of just get frustrated, you're going to get tired and you're just going to want to leave and say everyone is getting a gift card. >> the national retail federation estimates the average american will shell out about $589 this season for holiday gifts. >> thank you. the national retail federation, women want gift cards while men apparently prefer electronic gadgets. here at home, really the same scenario, people out at the stores in big making the most of these incredible discounts available. michael stevens has been at north vegas north premium outlets for really the entire balance of the morning. michael, i need to ask, between the live segments you

j.c. monahan, ed harding. newscenter 5 at 4:00. >> from fenway park, a mixed salute to all of our veterans this morning. we're working on our veterans day special tonight at 7:00 on channel 5, a two-hour special and i think some really compelling stories about our heroes who have come home to some struggles. we're going to show you some ways you can help them. but we better get back to our special now. hey, guys, let's give it to good morning, eyeopener. boom! reporter: oh, yeah. randy: wcvb proud to partner with home base for tonight's veterans day special. home base is shining the light on and helping heal invisible wounds of war. we have some great stories from some really noble veterans in our area. so i hope you'll join us. it starts tonight at 7:00, two hours. emily: we should say to you thank you for your service. else. if you have a wake-up call, it doesn't have to be as fancy as randy's. that was pretty good. randy: i tried my best. hitting it out of the park. okay. cindy: well, it's a good thing they

with starter j.c. tretter expected to miss multiple weeks with a knee injury. that means corey linsley is the next man up.)) ((corey linsley says you know aaron is a professional and obviously i think that he did an excellent job today of running through just, everything. the different cadences, the different adjustments that we have, the different everything that he could possibly throw at me. and i thank him for that.)) ((aaron rodgers says corey has been a center his entire life, you know for awhile around here we drafted a lot of left tackles and moved them in different positions. i had left tackles playing center. but corey has been a center most of his career so i have no worries about him being in there.))((lane taylor says it's definitely nice. he's started a lot of games around here. he's started more than me. so it's nice that he's stepping in. i have the utmost confidence in him. i know starting as center as a rookie when he came to green bay. but his real test will be sunday, against the colts. here with the pack, i'm rod burks, today's tmj4.)) and

cornerback damarious randall and lineman j.c. tretter among the packers listed as sunday's game... but also on that list clay matthews. the packers linebacker will miss his fourth game this year with a hamstring issue. coach mccarthy says he doesn't think it'll be a long-term concern. concern.jared cook on the other hand... he's doubtful to go despite being a limited member of practice all week. he hasn't played since week three after his ankle injury. the tight end may not get the chance to go against his former team this week... but he does say he looks forward to the man coverage the packers receivers have been getting as of late. those are the fin games you forward to being back and with the fellas. i miss them, i hope they miss me too so i just want to help out as much as i can. ...and coming up tonight--gary ellerson tells us how and why the packers won't blow it in tennessee. that's tonight during chalk talk on the cbs 58 news at 10. tomorrow is homecoming, the seventh-ranked badgers favored by 25 points... all the reason in the world for wisconsin to look over a rebuilding

j.c. rowlings "fantastic beats and where to find them" fell to second place. emily: tom brady gets his 200th win against the jets. they tied it up before the half. fourth qua winning drive going. pats win it 22-17. so the team may have won, but they lost rob gronkowski. the star tight end left in the first quarter and did not return. he's suffering from an apparent back injury. you'll remember gronk missed last week's game with a chest injury. now it's not clear if he'll be ready for sunday's home game against the rams. the bruins at home sunday against the lightning. they end up with a win after a the b's scored three times in the second. b's on a power play shot from torey krug tipped in by david backes. they take on the flyers tomorrow night. randy: and santa was showing some skill in new york city doing a few -- whoa, very fancy. ended in a few laps at rockefeller center dazzling onlookers. santa helped a few kids keep their balance on the ice. emily: h randy: he has to get ready. he has a big challenge coming up. emily: that's true. randy: the marathon's

j.c. penney is betting on appliance showrooms to bring in the foot-traffic for a more unique in-store experience. and at select neiman marcus stores - shoppers may turn into renters---partnering with on-line site: rent the runway. but some stores are doing the opposite - staying closed for thanksgiving. barnes and noble, costco, nordstrom, dillard's and sam's club giving this thanksgiving holiday to their employees and their families. lana zak standup close: "and if you want to have your pie and eat it too...many online sales...offering cyber monday deals on thanksgiving thursday...so you can stay home and shop with your phone in one hand and a turkey leg in the other.... lana zak, abc news, washington." ((toss to dan for wx)) sunny skies will make up our turkey day across the southern nevada 60 and 65 degrees with winds out of the northeast at 5 to 15 mph. this will be an average fall a front is prepping to interact to happen; temperatures will go chance for rain to the valley sunday into

newscenter 5 at j.c. monahan, ed harding. newscenter 5 at 4:00, part of ready to head out when others head home. at eversource, we prepare for ugly weather all year long... upgrading technology, managing vegetation, improving how we get information to you because we know you're counting on us. we're ready for winter, and we want to make sure you're ready, too. visit eversource.com to learn more and be sure to follow us on facebook and twitter. ? our neighborhood public schools. they are the bedrock of our communities. the place where 96% of our kids are educated. but even now, these local schools are losing more than 400 million dollars a year to privately-run charter schools. and if question 2 passes, it will only get worse. schools and the right of all our kids to a quality education, vote no on question 2. massachusetts' newspapers rarely agree, but they do on question 2. they agree opponents have run a "campaign of misinformation" they agree in the suburbs question 2 will have "no impact on their schools and their childre

. >> j.c.: sperm stats and even hackable devices. harvey: high tide and a coastal flood advisory and we have a storm as well as the >> ben: these days almost everything is wireless and smart. convenient, but it can be risky. remember that attack on the internet that cutoff access to amazon and netflix? it gave access to cameras and what you should know before youuy. >> this is a camera. a really smart camera. >> with devices like this his job is to make the world a more connected place. in this case, it is a water proof camera for new bedford's commercial fishermen. >> imagine in realtime a commercial captain can sit in their pilot house and know, count species in their reporter: every net is a data center. >> every one of the fishermen will have a new asset of data. don't know if it is a thousand a year or 10,000 a year in revenue. >> it is known as the internet of things. connected devices popping up everywhere. refrigerators, coffee makers, toys, tv's, cars and homes. with so many devices gathering and sharing your data, how safe

j.c. penny and harbor freight both had a deal rate of more than 62%. kohl's had about 58%. walmart came in less at 32.6%. target at 28.6%. wallethub says aim for stores with a discount rate of 39% or higher when shopping on black friday. you can find it on wisn.com/links. as the year 2016 in's -- ends, oxford dictionaries has revealed its word of the year. it's post-truth. it's an adjective defined as belonging to a time in which truth has become irrelevant. oxford dictionaries says use of the term rose 2000% between 2015 and 2016, often in discussions about britain's decision to leav donald trump. you might remember oxford chose a picture last year as the word of the year. there it is. it was an emoji face. joyce: other words on the short list? and brexiteer. patrick: and chat bot. everybody has that. we have it all. joyce: in sports, the packers return to the scene of their most recent playoff victory. kathy: what they are hoping to avoid that has happened only once before under mike mccarthy. joyce: plus, it's a rematch for catholic memorial in the state against one of t

a j.c. penny and sears closed in chattanooga after a shooting in the parking lot. a fight over a parking lot spot in reno left one man dead. near atlantic city a police investigating a fatal shooting outside macy's hours before it opened for the day. for some stores the holiday shopping break. for retailers like these, poor holiday sales could signal bankruptcy. >> if you can't keep up with the competition you will be under a lot of stress. >> i got a $230 coat for $70. >> reporter: while shoppers may score a great deal, experts say be wary of where you make your purchases. >> if you know you're buying something that a gift recipient might not love, perhaps go to a store that will definitely be around and able to accept returns. >> reporter: shoppers going strong here at the mall and online. those deep discounts expected to continue through this weekend and through cyber monday. the national retail federation expects 40% of americans to buy something online that day. lester. >> jolene kent in new jersey, thank you. in northern california they know she is alive and