mayor walsh: they pay different types of taxes. janet: they' re not making a profit yet, at least that is what they are saying. mayor walsh: i think we should be earmarking some of these taxes into something like transportation. i think it is a way to pay for some of the infrastructure that we need to do. ed: let' s bring over uber and lyft into the conversation. mayor walsh: there are some issues around safety that people are concerned about. you are talking about two different services, very different services, that do the same thing, move people around. besides public safety that needs to be changed? the biggest one. . drivers say they just make tips because of the way the payment system is made out. i think the uber company was a great idea. janet: it is less expensive than taxis. mayor walsh: in some cases. other times, it is not. to go back , i think we, as a government, we have to look at these companies. we probably have to look through a different lens. they' re both successful. janet: you are not saying setting a fee for uber. mayor walsh: no, settin

a. mayor walsh expected to endorse her. >> le, today, of course. black friday. the annual holiday shopping frenzy is happening. noose most's antoinette antonio checked out one of the most popular stores where for some, it is not just the deal. >> it looks like any other shopping day in the framingham toys are us but for these three women, its the day they have been waiting for since last christmas. i love this place. >> i do. really do. i look forward to it. reporter: all decked out. look for deals. >> thing goes. american girl. >> yeah. >> tv's. again. >> tv's. reporter: and they are not alone. 136 million shoppers are expected to spend $80 billion this weekend them he average shopper spending 00 season. they are picking up items like apple product and anything "star wars" relate. >> right now, i am looking for a good holiday gift. reporter: among them, a board game searching high and low for. >> they don't sell it on-line. it is look you have to wake up at 1:00 in the morning to go get it. >> that is you what you did today inpooh you have been up since 1:00. >

signed a five mayor marty walsh signed a car to host the race. the herald reports that walsh's team did not know about the conference until this week. >>> as boston-based fantasy sports site draftkings prepares for its legal showdown, baker does not consider it gambling. they let users choose fantasy sports line-ups and enter them into sports contests. the new york attorney general dhring illegal gambling. they believe it is a game of skill and not a game of chance and therefore says it is not gambling. the paper said baker he himself had played a free game on draft had played a free game on draftkings. new york accounts for 10% of accounts. >>> standardized testing in the bay state could soon change. the board of education will vote on replacing the mcas and park exam in favor of a new test that blends the two. if approved, the plan is to have it ready to go by 2017. the president of the mass teachers association says she feels students will still be overtested and exams are not the proper way to evaluate students and teachers. >>> this morning

a key endorsement. that endorsement coming from mayor marty walsh. sera: hillary clinton got a rock star' s welcome. folks packed faneuil hall. they stood outside in the cold just to get a glimpse. hillary clinton making unplanned visit outside faneuil hall to greet overflow crowds. and inside -- >> hillary, hillary. sera: a friendly audience rallied for the former secretary of state. the event kicked off with an endorsement from marty walsh. mayor walsh: nobody comes closer to her achievements, and just as important, she has heart. she has got grit. she has got the job to be the next president of the united states of america. sera: clinton' speech centered on a plan to improve the country' s infrastructure and for the middle class. i' m the only democratic candidate who will your taxes. sera: it is a message that hit home with many here. >> i' m at a farm. it is a tough life making ends meet, but she wants to make it >> she is -- is the one who the country needs. sera: we talked with maher walsh before the rally. -- mayor walsh. he also said it took him a while to reach that endorsement. he says he

a real gun. these fake guns on display as mayor marty walsh cybers a new ordinance banning them from . >>> your kid shouldn't be running around the streets of real . >> reporter: if the fake gun isn't marked with a bright orange tip. they can't criminally charge anyone but will call parents if they fine one of these on a child . >>> we had a love instans already where officers have used tremendous restraint and afterwards couldn't believe that they could have possibly taken a young life. >> reporter: 15 fake guns many used in crimes already confirst tate kayed this year leaving city leaders feeling lucky a felony gun has not yet turned into a real life tragedy . >>> this is not a super soaker. this can be a very dangerous thing on a playground. >> reporter: a lot of this is in reaction it a tragedy last rear in cleveland where a 12 12-year-old boy was shut and killed by police. officers there is a the boy pulled out a fake weapon but in that moment they couldn't tell if it was fake or if it was real real. in roxbury, victoria warren, 7 news. >> anchor: we're following more news today. there is a ma

holding a rally with mayor marty walsh. walsh is expected to give his endorsement to the clinton campaign saying she is the best choice. >> she has the most well rounded resume. what's happen og the other side. i don't see an answer there for continuing to move our country forward. >> anchor: the rally is this afternoon at fennel hall. donald trump using choice words about boasting the lead in the roles. arrived saturday by helicopter to a crowd of hundreds. and while speak at an arena in sarasota dismissed marco rubio and jeb bush. >> fox killing everybody. killing everybody. i don't have to go over the numbers. abc news washington post trump is at 32 killing everybody. and i can only say that because they're back there they're waiting for just a little mis mistake. >> anchor: when a protester crowd not to hurt him but nicely escort him out. trump supporters punched and kicked a black lives protester interrupting his rally. >>> protesting after authorities cancelled a climate march amid security concerns. and instead this

a bang. mayor marty walsh announced yesterday that the city of boston credit union will responser the midnight night. a report last week says the fireworks will be eliminated but the mayor promised to find a way to save them. the credit union will donate show. here? >> already. and a big deal between video game companies. let's check in with jill wag with today's money watch. good morning, jill. two video game giant are joining forces. active vision blizzard is buying king vision entertainment for $3.4 billion. activision is the powerhouse behind console video games like "call of duty." this deal would let them expand into the smartphone video game world. king is known for its hit candy crash saga. >>> the holiday shopping season can be make or break for retailers which is why it seems to be starting earlier and earlier. amazon has launched its black friday deals. they will post daily deals until december 22nd. the lightning deals will run at various times throughout the day. >>> disney universal has new competition. hunger games theme parks are hopping. one will be in atlanta and the other in

i mean, no vehicles can go in there when they're going in a group. >> mayor walsh also told me today he's, woulding on developing some ordinances that would help police crack down on this more, he's opening by the time it warms up next year, this problem won't return with it. in south end tonight, player miller fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: developing tonight if boston, an alert about a troubling trend that ends with people being lured into an armed robbery. fox 25's heather hegedus is live in mattapan, one of the neighborhoods where these crimes are happening, had he they were. >> -- heather. >> sadly, elizabeth, these victims all have one thing in common and that's that they're looking for love or companionship on line. then they're agreeing to meet up at specific addresses, here in mattapan, and in roxbury, and that's when they're being victimized. >> every single on-line dating site out there is populated with fraudulent scammers, catfishers, trying to hurt people, or steal money from them. >> catfishers have hit boston. boston police now alerting on-line daters, six people were rob

those include a vigil on the boston common this afternoon to be attended by mayor marty walsh and governor charlie baker. a mass will also be held this morning at the cathedral of the holy cross in the city's south end. mayor walsh: we have to be very diligent in keeping our eyes open. don't take anything for granted. antoinette: boston mayor marty walsh calling for vigilance in boston following the attacks. that's as security sees a boost around the city. the eyeopener's nneka faison is live at the french consulate in boston. nneka? nneka: antoinette, some are well wishers stopping by here all throughout the morning. many of them are drawing a connection between the boston marathon attacks and the paris attacks just on friday. in fact, security here at the consulate has already seen a boost. we've seen police cars up and yesterday at the td garden there was stepped-up security. the french colors on display as the devastation sets in around the world, experts are could happen and why. boston college associate professor jonathan laurence says france is a target partly because of its large m

while the driver will face charges. >>> today a new initiative to get replica handguns off the streets of boston, mayor marty walsh is expected to sign an ordinance banning fake guns. just last year a 12-year-old boy died in cleveland when police shot him for holding a gun that turned out to be a toy. >>> new details in a crash that sent a pickup truck flying through a guard rail and into people. we are learning more about what happen in the homes before couple from rhode island crashed bree is here with a closer look, brian arcand and rebecca smith. it happened saturday night near leveette circle, you can see the crews trying to pull the pickup out of the river. brian arcand and rebecca smith died at a hospital. theirs investigating speed as a factor. >> all i heard was a horn going off and then i heard the impact. and i look over and i see that that piece of bridge over there just kind of crumpled, one piece solid into the water and tail lyings of the truck went over. >> two women in another car that was sideswiped by the >>> road work is under way this week on a dangerous stretch in oxford where a mother and in

those include a vigil on the boston common this afternoon to be attended by mayor marty walsh and governor charlie baker. a mass will also be held this morning at the cathedral of the end. mayor walsh: we have to be very diligent in keeping our eyes open. don't take anything for granted. antoinette: boston mayor marty walsh calling for vigilance in boston following the attacks. that's as security sees a boost around the city. the eyeopener's nneka faison is live at the french consulate in boston. nneka? antoinette, some are drawing connections from the paris attack to the boston marathon bombings. there is a police car right next to us just an indication of how security is already being consulate. there is also very tight security last night at the garden. outside the garden, the french flag colors on display there. now the devastation is setting in across the world. experts are trying to comprehend how this could happen and why. boston college associate professor jonathan laurence says france is a target, partly because of its large muslim minority, and its history. professor: france-- be

. >>> governor charlie baker and mayor walsh and other community leaders came together today to serve a thanksgiving dinner. participate. mayor walsh thanked google for its partnership they have with feeding boston and the job training it provides for thousands of people in the area. >> this is an opportunity for us, regardless of what's going on in our life, to take a few minutes and think about the things we're grateful for and i know that i'm grateful for the opportunity to be here this morning with all of you. >> also had a little fun with a dance party after the meal. check out the governor's moves there. governor baker showing off those dance moves. >> i like it, surrounded by all the beautiful women, too. >>> all right, next, a south. what happened when the construction crew tried bring down this water tower. >> and big changes at the nation's top military academy, why official there is are doing away with a time-honored tradition. >>> and coming up at 5:00, the talk with twitter. why this woman was all anyone could talk about last night after an episode on a popular tv what make

a stream off mill and broad streets. the death is being investigated, although there' s no sign of foul play. emily: new at noon, boston mayor marty walsh signs a plan banning all replica handguns in the city. newscenter 5' s todd kazakiewich is live in roxbury. todd: the fake handguns are sometimes referred to as "toys," but the message the city is sending is, these replicas are so life-like, they could very easily be mistaken for the real thing, causing a confrontation that could end in tragedy. -- that could be deadly. >> this is not a super-soaker. this can be a very dangerous thing. todd: this morning, in a room full of religious leaders and fake guns, boston mayor marty walsh signed an ordinance banning replica guns from public places in the city. mayor walsh: the police will be serious situation arises and the owner will be able to pick them up in person at the district but it' s also going to give us a chance to talk to parents. todd: more than 150 replicas have been taken off the street so far this year. many do not have the federally required orange or red tip on the muzzle. the new ordinance requires parents or guardians to a

. >> and a missing teenager led police to a suspected killer in halifax. >> mayor marty walsh on a mission to raise the age to buy tobacco. how much older you need to be able to buy cigarettes. england. a thin ribbon of rain. when does it arrive and what about those temperature as soon as if. >> i'm gonna be done with my career playing baseball. >> reporter: ready to retire, david ortiz making official, talking about the next chapter in his life. >>> we begin with breaking news on the terror in paris. french authorities say an overnight raid in the city suburb of st. denis stopped another potential attack. authorities say 500 shots were

a deadly situation. that happened last year in cleveland ren 12-year-old tamir mayor marty walsh wants to prevent a similar tragedy from happening here. police can confiscate real police can confiscate real-looking replicas. mayor walsh will make this official at a church in roxbury roxbury. >>> sturbridge police make quite the discovery during a traffic stop this weekend. this gladiator sword, spear and knife were found in the car. the drive was quick to explain why he was so heavily armed. >> he had stated to us is he carries these because he does a lot of hiking with a lot of camping and he uses this to defend himself against wildlife defend himself against wildlife. >> sara: joshua fer a, nze was arrested for driving with a arrested for driving with a dangerous weapons and a suspended license. >>> in worcester will talk about the smoking ban. it will regulate e-cigarettes like tobacco products and ban smoking at city owned parks, athletic fields, beaches, buses and shelters. fines for violating ban will jump from $25 to $100. >>> bay state residents may have to pay more to heat their homes. national gr

the democratic candidate in boston picking up a big endorsement from mayor walsh. we have details on her visit. >> reporter: hillary clinton not here so much looking for votes but the kind of grass roots support from unions that can help her get the job of president. in return, she is promising the kind of jobs that can support a middle class lifestyle. >> i'm glad to be back. i'm so happy to be here with the mayor who is doing such a great job here in this city. >> reporter: hillary clinton in boston to announce her new jobs plan and pick up walsh's endorsement for hillary to get the job of america's leader. >> a champion for america and the next president of the united states of america, hillary clinton! >> reporter: she was all smiles. union workers happy to hear her proposal for a five-year $275 billion plan to fix america's roads and bridges and create good-paying jobs. >> to build a strong economy for our future, we must start by building strong infrastructure today and putting you and your members to work. >> reporter: she didn't talk about how to pay for th

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in addition there will be a vij it on the boston common this afternoon to be attended by mayor marty walsh and governor charlie baker. a mass will also be held this morning at the cathedral of the holy cross in the city's south end. >> now your storm team 5 forecast with meteorologist danielle vollmar. danielle: good morning. well it's a sunny morning over boston. you can see gorgeous sunrise but it's cold. 38 degrees with those winds out of the west at about 9, it makes it feel like 31 degrees which is that wind chill value. that is what you're going to dress for today. the winds will not be as strong as yesterday. still we have gusts along the cape and the islands up to 24 miles an hour now. and that's where they'll be through the afternoon. those winds are out of the west though which means it's a little bit of a warming wind so as we go through the day at lunchtime, we're already at 50 degrees in boston. going to warm up into the mid 50's. so even though we start out very chilly this morning, by afternoon, we're warming up into the mid 50's. it will be a mix of sun and clouds out there

a great day. >>> mayor walsh getting festive in dorchester. he will attend the an tomb turk retrot that goes through the emerald necklace and full of people in their famous thanksgiving get-ups. >>> an early thanksgiving in boston. last night morgan memorial, goodwill industries hosted a dinner for people who received their services throughout the year. governor cha early baker, boston mayor marty walsh and bill evans were all there and they all enjoyed the energy of the event. >> i got pulled on the dance floor. the people here that are being provided services. a lot of special needs. and, you know, it is thanksgiving. you want to do whatever they want to you do. >> catherine: mayor walsh was not the only one dancing and governor baker gave it a whirl. may not have the moves. but he has the enthusiasm. >>> video of the balloons for the macy's thanksgiving day parade. the public was allowed to check them out until 8:00. good to see the kool aid float. hundreds of people will line city streets to watch the floats go by. see the kool aid float,

a beloved employee. mayor marty wall of talks -- walsh talks about the tragic thanksgiving day. >> a mom was notified that her son won't be home for dinner today. and she is devastated over it. >>reporter: as we reported from the scene, police are asking for anyone at the keen to come forward with any pictures or video they have from the scene. plus, boston police commissioner evans has a message for the boy at the -- the bar at the center of this tragic loss of life. i am michael henrich, fox25 morning news. >>> the >>> nba is looking into an altercation that may involve a star player. video of jalil okefor punching a man outside of a night club. the 24-year-old was being taunt the 24-year-old was being taunted by one near the club when the incident happened. tmz said n o a rrests were made. the 76ers say they are aware of the incident. >>> people are lining up overnight to be first in line to the best buy. people are already in the stores. stephanie coueignoux is at the south shore plaza how is it look something in. >>reporter: it is busy, catherine. looking behind me you can see the waves of people obv

life is eating, laughing, loving and a place to emily: commitment 2016. throwing his support behind mayor walsh is expected to month. clinton is scheduled to headline a rally at faneuil hall on november 29th, where walsh will give her his support. the mayor's ties to clinton date back more than 20 years, when he first got involved in politics. randy: you can see the exclusive interview with donald trump and his wife melania as they seth down with barbara walters on "20/20" tonight at 10:00. a new report released on global gender equality. emily: the surprising rank for the u.s. and who's at number one. superstar adele releasing a highly-anticipated album people are sick and tired of establishment politics, zand they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather. r he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system r that keeps in place a rigged economy. p bernie's campaign is funded by over a million contributions -- r people like you, who see the middle class disappearing and want a future to believe in. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this m

a lot of great items in our stores in every neighborhood in the city. it would be great to support the local businesses. antoinette: earlier this month mayor walsh announced the "5 on main" challenge during which at least five times during the holiday season. frank: it is definitely a tight squeeze. but this hot trend could get you into some of boston's hottest neighborhoods for less. so, of course, being our tallest reporter, i had to check it out. frank: the new big thing in city living-- small spaces. >> it's small but convenient. very modern. frank: marilyn and rodrigo are harvard graduate students. >> so this is our kitchen. frank: they call this 450 square foot micro apartment in allston home. the price about $2,400 per >> for me it's been better than expected. frank: there are no real guidelines for micro apartments, but if you can go from the bedroom to the living room to the kitchen this quick, you are probably in one. >> this apartment is small but we are small people. frank: just to give you an idea of how small 450 square feet is, i'm 6'4". i can walk from end to end in about eight steps and touch the ceiling without a ladder. >> it'

who follows football closely, you know the whole league and the players, it's really a game of skill. frank: mayor walsh said he's never played the game but that he probably should to get a better understanding of the industry. he wants to make sure draft kings stays in boston. in the week ahead, the interest rate watch continues. a key gauge of inflation, the "consumer price index" comes on out tuesday. the lack of inflation and wage growth is believed to be a major reason the fed has not raised interest rates yet. frank holland, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> now your storm team 5 forecast with meterologist danielle vollmar. danielle: good morning. well, it is a breezy day out there. you see behind me these are local wind gusts. they're anywhere from 25-30 miles an hour right now. and that's where they're going to stay through the afternoon. so let's take a look at what you can expect through the day. blustery and chilly today. however, tomorrow will be a milder afternoon. we're going to see full sunshine pretty much all weekend long. and it is a milder end to our workweek although we start out on the cooler

who follows football closely, you know the whole league and the players, it's really a game of skill. frank: mayor walsh said he's never played the game but that he probably should to get a better understanding of the industry. he wants to make sure draft kings stays in boston. in the week ahead, the interest rate watch continues. a key gauge of inflation, the "consumer price index" comes on out tuesday. the lack of inflation and the lack of wage growth is believed to be a major reason the fed has not raised interest rates yet. frank holland, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> now your storm team 5 forecast with meterologist danielle vollmar. danielle: the big story today is all about the winds. the winds are gusting upwards of 20-30 miles an hour making temperatures feel much colder outside. that wind is going to be with us all day long. but the temperatures look like this. although today is cold, tomorrow we become milder. and monday warmer than that. but by tuesday, we're back down below seasonable average. we should be around 52 degrees this time of year. that's coming in the way of a cold front on tuesday. let

a special group in boston. morgan memorial good will industry for people who deserve their services. boston mayor marty walsh and police commissioner bill evans was all there and all enjoy the energy of the event. >> i got pulled on the dance that are being -- being provided services. a lot of special needs. and thanksgiving. you want to do whatever they want us to do. >> catherine: mayor walsh is the not the only one dancing, the not the only one dancing, governor charlie baker. may not have the moves but he has the enthusiasm. >>> this year's balloons for the macy's day parade. the public was allowed to check them out until 10:00 last night them out until 10:00 last night. parade. hundreds of thousands of people expected to line the new york streets to watch those floats go by later this morning. >>> millions of americans will be sitting down to turkey today today, but some fathered friend were spared. [-- feathered friends were spared. despite that interruption, despite that interruption.president obama pardoned honest and abe. the turkey also on display for visitors at the turkey hill farm in virginia. >

host its annual veterans day ceremony at noon with members of the community and boston mayor marty walsh. in addition, a special celebration will take place on thursday, november 19th in memory of baseball legend and humanitarian, roberto because many people do not know that clemente enlisted in the u.s. marine corps reserve spent six months on active duty. he actually served until 1964 and was inducted into the marine corps sports hall of now, to tell us more about this year's festivities, we have invited the association's president, tony molina, welcome to revista hispana... >> thank you. it is a pleasure to be here with you once more. >> yes, you've been here when the set was different, many years ago. you've been here many times. >> little dominoes in the back. >> ivaseva, your friend donated those dominoes we've got there. >> like i say, we're going to have a special evone 19th of november honoring roberto clemente as a veteran. >> why are the veterans doing this, well he was a veteran. >> and we didn't find out until three months ago he was a veteran. we started looking around at the fenway and co

emily: today boston mayor marty walsh will sign a plan banning all replica handguns in the city. the mayor says they often look so real they put lives in danger. new this morning. the state is getting ready to unveil a new plan of attack in the war on opioid abuse. randy: the eye's todd kazakieiwich is live in boston with the focus on schools. todd: randy, emily, good morning. the schools we're talking about are the state's four medical schools including here at boston university. today they're expected to announce a new iniative to stop addiction before it starts. as we've often reported, the misuse of prescription road of addiction. the goal under this new agreement is for all 3,000 students enrolled at the state's medical schools to be taught the skills needed to prevent and control that problem. that includes a curriculum that focuses on evaluating risk before prescribing painkillers, treating at-risk patients, and managing abuse as a chronic illness. this is all part of governor baker's plan to battle the opioid crisis which claimed more than 1,000 lives in massachusetts last

a fake gun. >> reporter: with the stroke of his pen, mayor marty walsh fanned fake guns from the streets of boston. >> these are very real looking guns. a police officer would have to make a quick split-second decision. it's dangerous. >> reporter: at the monthly black ministerial alliance meeting, mayor walsh signed an ordinance that will allow police officers to confiscate replica guns in public places. the street. it's sending a bad message. we're asking parents take the have to. >> reporter: reverend jeffrey 9. this. >> reporter: it's rim necessary sint of a video we -- reminiscent of video we saw in april after officers chased down a teen after someone called 911 saying he was waving a gun in the street. >> see that? >> reporter: it turned out to be fake. one of the 153 confiscated by police this year. >> i think we all seen what happened in cleveland when a 12- year-old within a playground pointed it. that's what we don't want happening here. >> reporter: city leaders say we're lucky that there have been so many fake guns confiscated and no tragic shooting to go along with them. >> we're ble

a group of clergy members >>> 4:14 right now. past's mayor is backing hillary clinton for president. marty walsh threw his support behind clinton at a rally. she promised to invest in infrastructure, create middle infrastructure, create middle-class jobs and encourage aapprenticeship program. mayor walsh said her experience is unmatched by any democratic and republican challenger. >> you think of a candidate that has the experience and resume for the job. nobody ever in the history of this country that has the resume that hillary clinton has to run for president. >> daniel: the mayor's endorsement was not immediate. he was initially reluctant to back clinton. >>> new hampshire's largest paper en dors ing new jersey governor chris christie. he is best suited to lead because he tell it is like it is. he is behind in the polls. >>> several black pastors are denying reports that they are endorsing donald trump. he cancelled a public event a week after scheduling it. some pastor said the meeting was presented to them as a discussion and not a public endorsement. trump will still meet with the leaders

a nationwide campaign meant to boost sales for small merchants. boston mayor marty walsh joined the festivities in roslindale village. he stressed the importance of buying local adding that, on average, small businesses make up forty% of their yearly revenue during the holiday season. >> asking everyone to stop that one of our local businesses. there are a lot of great items in our stores. it would be great to support the local businesses. bob: earlier this month walsh announced the 5 on main challenge during which customers pledge to shop locally at least five times during the holiday season. bob: and new numbers show a fall season. sales fell 10% to 10-point-four billion dollars down from 11-point-six billion in 2014. the reason an increase in online shopping, as americans hunt down bargains on their smartphones and computers. mike wankum just ahead, folks heading home from thanksgiving travel will get a cold reception here. you' ll need to bundle up. and coming up next, we' ll take you to texas where flooding has rescue teams on alert. why the situation isn' t getting

boston mayor 2016, marty walsh is throwing his support behind presidential candidate hillary clinton. mayor walsh is expected to endorse clinton later this month. clinton is scheduled to headline a rally at faneuil hall on november 29. where walsh will give her his support. the mayor' s ties to clinton date back more than 20 years when he first got involved in politics. several gop hopefuls are making a campaign push today in new hampshire. this video just in moments ago -- dr. ben carson officially filing papers in concord to enter the republican primary. he is the last of the major gop candidates to do so. also in new hampshire today, new jersey governor chris christie is hosting an event in hampton falls tonight and lindsey graham will be making several stops in the granite state this afternoon. and you can catch an exclusive interview with republican front-runner donald trump and his wife, melania, as they sit down with barbara walters on 20/20. that' s tonight at 10:00 right here on channel 5 followed by newscenter 5 at 11:00. on sunday, tune in for matter of fact with fernando espuelas bay state congressman bill keating weighs in on terrorism and senator john mccain with h

chery was a beloved employee. mayor marty walsh talked about the tragic thanksgiving day. >> a mother notified that her son won't be home for dinner today. and she is devastated over it. >>reporter: boston police say officers were just down the street when the shots rang out, but hundreds of people running away so they weren't able to id a suspect. they want anybody who might have been around to come forward not only with information but potentially any have been taken around the time of that gunfire early yesterday morning. now coming up ahead in our next half hour, the police commissioner is sending a message to this bar at the center of this trouble. stay tuned for that. live in boston, michael henrich live in boston, michael henrich, fox25 news. >>> the mbta is looking into an altercation outside of a back bay night club that may involve a star player. tmz sports says this is video of jalil okefor punching a man outside of the night club. the 19-year-old was reportedly being taunted by someone near the club when the altercation

steimle, wbz this morning. >> thank you very much money david ortiz has had a big impact on and off the field. you heard mayor walsh talking about it. jon keller takes a closer look. >> reporter: good morning. david ortiz is reportedly poised to announce he will retire from baseball at the end of next season. after the five-year waiting period, his induction into the hall of fame should be a no- brainer. he is indisputably the greatest clutch hitter in red sox history and arguably one of the best designated hitters ever. only the tineny brains of hall of fame hitters that don't think a dh belongs there will keep him out of the hall. after big papi is inducted and the memory of all of his on- field exploits fade, another memory will linger of how ortiz became a symbol of how much boston has changed for the better. once upon a time, our city had a well-deserved record for being one of the racest cities. bill russell won 11 titles during the '50s and '60s but neither he nor his black celtics teammates were ever officially embraced here. the exempt inc.s didn't start selling outed garden later on until while players wi

a traffic stop last night. police say the officers were dragged about 100 yards and suffered non-life-threatening injuries. >> christa: boston mayor marty walsh will announce a ban on replica guns in public places. police would be able to confiscate any toy gun not clearly marked with an orange or >> jadiann: hillary clinton will be in new hampshire to file paperwork to appear on the she plans a pair of rallies in the state for this afternoon. >> christa: national grid raising electric rates in massachusetts. how much more you might be paying and what the company needs the money for. how they're explaining that. happy monday to you. >> jadiann: same to you, did you have a nice weekend? >> christa: it was busy. a snap and it was gone. chris, how was your weekend? >> chris: busy but the pats won, now looking forward to new york. good morning, it's clear outside. 44 in the city of boston, 24 in norwood. colder in the suburbs, even a little bit of patchy frost. not much going on in southern new england. through the carolinas, it's raining raleigh south shore. it rain works up the east coast so i expect wet weather to work in here by tomorrow afte

a nearby college and the other suspect was captured . >>> toy guns are banned on the street of boston, mayor marty walsh has signed a measure to allow policepons in public places, if a weapon is taken from a minor, their parent or garden will be notified by police. city leaders said they were lucky that none of incidents led to any real shootings. >>> a veteran will receive the medal of honor, army captain grover tackled a bomber, four comrades did not survive, he underwent 30 surgeries for gruesome injuries, he will be the tenth living recipient of the medal of honor and it comes a day after veterans day tomorrow. >>> a 5-year-old california boy is hailed a hero thanks to a lesson he learned at a firehouse, he remembered what he was taught at a fire safety lesson, drop and roll. >> are you a hero? >> they save people. >> is that you. yeah? >> they suspect that a space heater sparked the blaze and nathaniel is honored for the quick thinking that likely preventing a tragedy. still to come at noon, nasa is looking to hire new authority knots for the first time in years. >>> and can you enjoy a glass of bubbly? >>> well, you can add target to

. >> boston mayor making a major announcement about smoking in the city. >> yeah, mayor walsh is buy tobacco products in the city of boston to 21. it's part of several changes the mayor is suggesting for the city's tobacco regulations. they include banning the sale of flavored tobacco products in stores except for adult-only smoking shops and bars. the announcement comes after mayor walsh cited ordinance in september banning smoking and tobacco products at sports venues and event sites. to vote on the changes next be by the way, you might know that some of the disturbings outside of boston already is this rule, 21 or over, to buy tobacco at our breaking news desk, i'm adam williams, 7news. >>> also on 7, red sox slugger david ortiz heading into the homestretch of his career. big papi announcing he will retire at end of next season. joe amorosino is here with more of his message. >> david ortiz making his jeter's web site, the players tribune, big papi reflecting on his career at age 40 saying he is both proud and fortunate to have played here in boston. >> life is based on different

. >>> a big endo,ment for hillary clinton, boston mayor marty walsh. linton rolled out a $275 billion infrastructure plan. >>> president obama went on a book spending spree for small business saturday, he took sasha and malia to a store in d.c. his list was a mix of adult works and young. "purity" with a character similar to edward snowden. >>> britain's queen elizabeth was in her 50s when trudeau was a pm. now appearing with trudeau's son justin, not lost on an 89-year-old queen. >> thank you, mr. prime minister of canada, who made me feel a bit old. >> and that is your morning dish of "scrambled politics." >>> time to welcome in kevin cirelli, politics reporter for bloomberg. hope you had a great thanksgiving. >> same to you and happy cyber monday to you. >> to you as well, sir. over the weekend, chris christie picked up the endorsement of the "new hampshire union leader." in the past sometimes this really mattered. mccain other times it hasn't, gingri gingrich. what does it mean? >> this is huge for governor chris christie because his campaign hasn't

mayor marty walsh today. here is dan live from boston. >> reporter: well the governor and mayor both here on beacon hill on a separate subject, but talking about security. saying right now, there are no out of the paris attacks related to the state or the city. just the same, both the mayor and governor talking about extra security out on the streets. the governor talking with federal officials of all types, talking about potential threats. right now, again, no specific threat. the governor did talk about refugees. the possibility of bringing syrian refugees to massachusetts. two states, indiana and louisiana have joined texas and arkansas in halting relocation efforts. the governor says nothing started here and nothing will start until he hears more from the federal government. >> first of all, i think any conversation that involves this has to start with whatever process the federal government is going to put in place. process. that is something we certainly want to know about. at this point in time, we would have to be very cautious about accepting folks without knowing a lot more about what the federal government's plan looks like an

the move is a way to fight advertising focused on teenagers and believe it will potentially reduce cancer rated. mayor walsh believes it will be a deterrent to parents even younger, too. most people we spoke with aren't convinced. >> if you are 18, you have to then you should be able to buy tobacco, smoke cigarettes, whatever it is. that month. if approved, the change goes into effect 60 days after that. >>> fighting the flu on the go. uber hopes to give you the best shot at staying healthy. people in the boston area, somerville, and chelsea can order a flu shot the same way you can get a ride on the uber app. from 11:00 to 3:00, a group will drive nurses to your door. you with ill debt a wellness pack and flu shot. uber hopes this will help get more people vaccinated. >>> straight ahead, getting your dunkies delivered. >> where the massachusetts bay company is trying to start out that service this week. it's getting harder for me i could use some help taking medications, using the stairs, or getting washed and dressed. but where can i turn? woman: we're massoptions, a free resource for elders, caregivers,

hillary clinton will acontinued a rally at nathaniel hall today -- will attend a rally at nathaniel hall today. mayor walsh will officially endorse they are today. >>> police have not revealed a planned parenthood. one law enforcement official said after the arrest, the parts. three people were killed in the shooting, including officer native. he was also and accomplished figurer skater. prominensty carrigan-- former skater nancy carrigan skated >> reporter: professional skating world mourns the death of officer garret swaze. he grew up in melrose and attend melrose high school. and he was a skating champion. nancy keragan skated with him. >> he was a true friend and very loyal and loving, caring person. he was a good listener. >> reporter: she recalls the the ice and the bond they had growing up. >> he was passionate about everything. he had fun in life. >> reporter: nancy said that garrett's father called her to share the horrifying news. >> he had two little kids. >> reporter: are you surprised that he became a police officer? >> no. because he cared about people and what better way to serve people than

mayor walsh has signed a deal with indycar that could put taxpayers on the hook for security and road improvements. erika: sprint is cutting jobs. more details are expected tomorrow, when the wireless carrier releases its second quarter results. but a spokesperson says the carrier needs to cut expenses by as much as $2.5 billion. that means some of sprint' s 31,000 employees will be laid-off. the company posted a 20 million dollar loss in the first quarter. ferry is in question this morning after a federal judge in maine ordered marshals to seize it. it comes after portland pilots, the company that provides services to the ferry, says it' s owed $200,000. this new trouble comes as the nova scotian government says it is ending its contract with nova star, in favor of another company. a spokesman for nova star says it will fulfill its obligations in the next few weeks. emily: it has been nine months since we saw the state buried in snow, forcing people to stay home. now some ambulance companies are getting ready for the arrival of so-called blizzard babies. there is a mini baby boom tha

base a nonprofit organization launching a youth baseball program for girls. mayor walsh was also on hand for the baseball which raised some money that they need clearly everyone though eager to hear pedro's thoughts on david ortiz. >> i don't know that i would like him to go this year, maybe one more year so he can probably separate the becoming a first ballot. but only david knows inside how he feels and why he's doing it. >> mavericks and celtics tonight at t.d. garden. avery bradley coming off the bench doing a pretty good job doing it as well. there he is with a big follow. boom going to slam that home. bradley will bury one from the corner. typically the sellities are rallying but that was mavericks tonight. dirk nowitzki. 106-102. >> the patriots 7.50 points favorite to beat the bills. brian salman was in foxborough this afternoon. >> reporter: the last time that tom brady saw the buffalo bills he threw for 466 yards and three touchdowns the second most yardage of his career. this go round brady knows it's going to be a lot more no julian edelman and two because th

last year, mayor marty walsh announced a new initiative to put an end to homelessness for vets by the end of this year. republican presidential candidates hit the debate stage again. randy: the controversial issues and the dispute between top contenders. plus this. >> you need to get out. randy: a university professor under fire for this interaction her explanation and apology this cindy: a wendy' s start to the the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by over a million contributions, tackling climate change to create clean-energy jobs, fighting for living wages, equal pay, and tuition-free and tuition-free public colleges. people are sick and tired of establishment politics

keolis, company that operates the mbta commuter rail which said he was a conductor a beloved employee. mayor marty walsh spoke about the loss of life in an interview with fox25. >> monwon't have son at dinner today and devastated over it. >> michael: again, if you know anything, have any pictures or videos, happen to be here, encouraged to reach out to the homicide detective unit right away. plus this bar, who's on first bar right at fenway has been the site of violence before in recent past and police commissioner has strong message for the members the pub. for now reporting live in news. >> daniel: nba looking into altercation back bay nightclub that may involve a star player center jaleel punching man outside the storyville nightclub the 19-year-old was reportedly being taunted by someone near happened. tmz says no arrests were made. 76ers say they are aware of the incident. >> catherine: foxborough woman that didn't show up to thanksgiving dinner has been found safe. she was supposed to spend the day with family in mansfield but never arrived. she did not provide any other >> daniel: protest planned

a man had the orange tip painted black which makes it more real. this arrest comes in the same week that mayor marty walsh signed an ordinance banning handguns in public spaces. this suspect is facing a couple of charges and will be in court tomorrow. in medford, john cuoco, 7 news. >>> veteran groups walked through the wind and rain from boston comn to city hall plaza to celebrate all those who served. >>> mayor matter walsh joined in on the festivities as well. >>> veterans today received a framed certificate and pin as a thank you for their service to our country. one veteran is happy to see fellow servicemen and women being honored today. >> we are proud to be here and proud to be amongst our brothers that are here. and i hope everybody will appreciate what the other fellows all did. >> the veterans were also given a special brunch this morning. >>> following more news today, a school bus driver from rhode island is off the job, charged with drunk driving. johnson is on unpaid administrative leave. staff called police because they thought johnson had been drinking. >>> more than 100 people were indict

mayor walsh has signed a deal with indycar that could put taxpayers on the hook for security and road improvements. >> the son of a polish immigrant tenement. he went to public school and then college where the work of his life began, fighting injustice and inequality. randy: the sanders camp is spending more than $2 million to run the ad over the next 10 days. rival hillary clinton has been running ads in key states for several months now. local lawsuits have geico accused of avoiding medical claims from clinics in lower-income communities. "the globe" reports the insurer has sued local chiropractors and physical therapists claiming they forced them into legal battles. most of those cases end up settling with the practices promising to stop accepting geico clients. it's meant to protect the company from fraud. the lawsuit strategy has been used in dorchester, roxbury, lawrence, brockton, and fall river. emily: pope francis is planning a long-awaited trip to mexico. he will arrive on february 12 to the heavily roman catholic country. francis is expected to address violence in mexico a

at home boston mayor marty walsh announced a moment of silence tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. on city hall plaza. jc? jc: president obama referred to the bombings in his re, mas. he said what happened in boston shows the devastation that can be caused by a small group of dedicated people. >> there was the boston marathon bombers. obviously it did not result in the scale of death that we saw in paris, but that was a serious attempt at killing a lot of people by two brothers and a croc -- crockpot. >> there are new fears following the paris attacks. the concerns he has now about refugees. phil: right now the fbi is hunting for suspects who stole more than a dozen high powered weapons from the army reserve in worcester. rhondella richardson is live outside the center, and this is being taken very seriously, rhondella. reporter: military weapons in the wrong hands for more than 24 hours now. we are talking about 10 pistols and six assault rifles. they are trying to get the back. lead. they are looking for a man and an suv caught on surveillance center. he is wanted in connection w

mayor walsh has signed a deal with indycar that could put taxpayers on the hook for security and road improvements. announcer: the son of a polish immigrant, he grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools and then college where the work of his life began. randy: that's the first t.v. ad for white house hopeful bernie sanders. the democrat is running the spot in new hampshire and iowa. the sanders camp is spending more than $2 million to run the ad over the next 10 days. rival hillary clinton has been running ads in key states for several months. emily: a man attacked an uber driver. the driver sprayed him with pepper spray to stop the assault. arrested. randy: local lawsuits have geico accused of avoiding medical claims from clinics in lower-income communities. "the globe" reports the insurer has sued local chiropractors and physical therapists claiming they forced them into legal battles. most of those cases end up settling with the practices promising to stop accepting geico clients. it's meant to protect the company from fraud. the lawsuit strategy has been used in do