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but soon business in baker sputters. cars are all air-conditioned.blers can drive straight through and arrive in vegas cool and comfortable. willis needs a gimmick, something to grab their eye and their wallet. he gets his inspiration in an unlikely spot -- international falls, minnesota. >> they had the world's tallest thermometer, and it was 22 feet high. and so i think he saw that and the wheels started spinning. >> 22 feet? pshaw. his thermometer will mark the highest temperature, 134 degrees, ever recorded in death valley. it will soar as high as baker is hot. >> i know that my mom recalls saying, "have you lost your mind?" [ laughs ] "134 feet?" my dad looked at her with those blue eyes and said, "oh, honey, come on. this will be fun." ♪ >> in 1990, willis cuts a deal with yesco, a las vegas company that builds and finances those big, eye-catching signs. >> if you asked my mom, she would think that he was a little crazy to spend $750,000 to build a thermometer. >> $750,000? >> yes. yes. >> a little crazy? that may be putting it mildly. willis p

baker learns from the c-d-c.... she as the zika virus.... sot: heather baker, diagnosed with zika virus says tc 05:55 "there is just so much we don t know." baker is the rarity.... 75 to 80 percent of people infected.... have no symptoms... 25 percent have the symptoms go away... after about a week.... the virus though... not stopping her desire to go back.... sot: heather baker, diagnosed with zika virus says tc 08:25 "i personally would not be scared, at this point, knowing what i know now, i would easily and gladly go back." health officials say... pregnant women.... or women who may become pregnant.... should avoid traveling to central or south america.... as for here in virginia.... t: dr. ke stevens, vcu health says 07:05:58 "we not seeing y kind of transmission of the ka virus." but with mosquitoes e main source of transmitting e virus... ould we in the commonwealth concerned. t: dr. ke stevens, vcu health says tc :07:43 "although we have squitoes that could eoretically could carry zika virginia, the ones that seem e the most implicat

sera: governor baker will not state who he is voting for in the primary coming up next tuesday. we know it is not trump. in the past, he also says he does nothing ted cruz is the right man for the job. sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: a new wbur poll finds the democrats in a very close race just days before super tuesday. among likely democratic voters, hillary clinton is ahead of senator bernie sanders by just a small margin in massachusetts, that is just a tick outside the survey' s 4.9% margin of error. heather: a veteran maynard firefighter is charged with raping a child. prosecutors say james macgillivary raped that nine-year-old boy in 1991 and that macgillivary knew the boy. the judge held him on $15,000 cash bail and ordered him to wear a gps bracelet. he has been a firefighter since 1986. ed: charges are likely for the man who slammed his car into this home. jorge is live at the scene in west bridgewater right now. jorge: a few minutes later this morning, and there would have been kids right here next to the house waiting for their school bus. you can see where the li

baker: thank you. we are going to work our way through the other folks generously agreed to be part of this panel and open it up to questions. dr. harris. dr. harris: thank you. ,overnor baker, governor hassan on behalf of the physician and student members of the american medical association, it's a privilege to be here and share with you solutions for ending our nation's opioid epidemic. dr. patrice harris. i'm a practicing psychiatrist from atlanta and the chair of the ama task force to reduce opioid abuse. medical societies across the nation unequivocally understand that this is an urgent public health epidemic. we believe it's our professional and ethical responsibility to help bring an end to this epidemic, which has claimed the lives of more than 200 50,000 americans since 1999. tens of thousands of people are dying preventable deaths every because of opioid misuse and overdose, including heroin. more than 78 every day. this is not acceptable. together, we can end this epidemic. understands the m

helped baker get elected. but days later christie's dismal finish in new hampshire caused him to drop out of the race baker says he surprised christie waited back in but calls in his own man. >> in fact governor baker has gone on record wholeheartedly disagreeing with donald trump on a few points including blasting his plan to ban muslims is ridiculous. a set is not making any more what asked we would vote for, governor baker isn't the only one not forcing in this race the only other major elected official in massachusetts hasn't said is senator elizabeth warren. we didn't get an answer. >> a cold clear night in the city of boston temperatures dropping as the night goes on get ready for a warm-up just in time for the weekend. gorgeous sunset shot there. >> nothing surprising here vanessa or surprising how cold is going to be in the morning as of late these are the clear skies talk about their few clouds drifted by today but over all a clear night ahead temperatures already dropped down to the 30s up to about 4

i don't know the voters of massachusetts charlie baker did what he thought he should do. i think he is a good guy. >> sharman: it is a quick quote bro. >> man: it is a friend helping a friend. so he has a right to do that. but i don't think baker has taken up massachusetts which is why he is a popular. >> sharman: as a small business owner, you know things have a way of moving fast. but if your network can't keep up, it can really slow you down. so switch to the 100% fiber optic network of verizon fios. you'll get 99.9% network reliability, and the fastest wi-fi available. for a network that moves as fast as your business. right now, upgrade to fios 50 meg or higher internet and get $250 back. call or go online today. small business is better john kasich sobbing to have a snowball fight. the give you candidates want to do this. some people will be coming to the polls for the first time but not this new hampshire motor. she is 110 years old, has been the oldest person in the states. she cast her first vote in 1928, the year robert huber was elected. person it was, >> woman

governors baker and hassan, thank you for having me here. i'm dan luce, the national director of affairs with walgreen's. we're talking today about solutions. we know the problem. we know what medicine is going to do. i'm happy to talk about walgreen's going to do. it's always nice to talk about doing the right thing. i announced over the last couple of weeks a couple of things we're going to do. one of which is called safe drug disposal. when those medicines are left in a home in a medicine cabinet and forgotten about and then a teenager or child comes in and says, let's try some of this, we need to get them out of the medicine cabinets and get them disposed of. the other thing is, if someone has an opioid addiction or heroin and faces a problem where they go too far, millox own needs to be readily available and get that person the health they need and get them back in treatment and get them to the right spot they need to be. we're trying to provide what we can at the pharmacy level, a solution to really deal with the fundamental problem of

baker... have you ever thought about having his hearing tested? his hearing? yeah. i watched him all afternoon, and he really isn't any slower than any of the other kids. matter of fact, he beat one of my boys playing checkers. so? oh, ho, ho, you don't understand. there are three things that just can't happen in this life -- walk barefooted on water, out-smile donny and marie, or beat my son michael at checkers. i know where you're coming from, but you got to understand -- larry doesn't have that many friends. so, naturally, he spends a lot of time to himself. all kinds of games -- checkers, chess, cards. smut. especially smut. but what's all this got to do with his hearing? i think he has a hearing problem. [ laughing ] oh, no. i'm serious, mrs. baker. haven't you ever noticed how he holds his head and how you have to call his name over and over? of course i notice. the boy don't care. honey, he's in a world of his own. but as far as his hearing goes, he can hear just as good as you or me,

live at the statehouse with what baker now thinks of christie's choice, tim? . >>>reporter: it wasn't long ago that governor baker was backing the governor of new jersey. swa/ surprising endorsement by kristi, governor baker wants to make it clear that he is not saying he too is supporting trump. >>reporter: a major boost in new jersey governor. >> the republican party need as leader that will make sure that hilary clinton never gets within 10 miles of the white house and donald trump is that man. >> he hit the campaign trail with him. embracing his new >> one more message from someone that has had a pretty big mouth. marco rubio, your campaign is almost over. >>>reporter: rubio went after trump at last night's debate. >> he is a conman. i think it's time to unmask him. >>>reporter: he and senator cruz down played the endorsement some are calling pivotal. >> i like chris. i don't think the endorsement was a big surprise to many observers. >>> massachusetts governor said kristi endorsing trump does not mean he will, too. >> i don't anticipate voting for done trum

sera: governor baker actually endorsed chris christie. he says he is surprised by christie' s move. privilege to introduce the next president of the united states, donald trump. [applause] sera: once rivals, chris christie now throwing his support behind the front runner. gov. chris tie: there was no one better prepared for white america with a strong leadership that it needs, both at home and around the world. sera: the music loving it -- the new jersey governor ended his run after poor results in the new hampshire primary. this endorsement is a blow to the remaining republican contenders. christie the candidate used to be slamming trump. >> showtime is over. we are not electing an entertainer in chief. showmanship is fun. what is not the kind of leadership that will truly change america. >> no, i' m not disappointed, but surprised. sera: governor baker had endorsed and campaigned for chris christie during his run, but not support his latest choice. >> i continue to believe the next president needs to be someone with a proven track recor

dusty baker referred to bryce twice as "royce" saying i just don't know anyone named bryce. so he accidentally calls him "royce." but make no mistake, the nats new skipper knows exactly who the reigning m.v.p. is. what is it like for you having managed bonds and now you have bryce harper, two prolific players, two big personalities manager baker: i have been fortunate to have a number of personalities. and a number of the small players that were great from bonds to sosa to griffey to now bryce. my son is really excited about that. there is a chance to be around him and learn. i am excited to get to bryce at this point in time in his career. i got sammy sosa and ken griffey jr. toward the latter part of their careers. i got to barry at the peak. i am getting to bryce, he is still ascending. this guy is going to get better and better and better if he stays healthy. erin: what is something that you want to teach bryce? >> probably same thing that most young players don't have. probably patience. you are a hurry when you are young. his patience and his tolerance will be erin: i

on baker. >> days before the new hampshire primary cover baker is head of the association had helped a get elected. but days later christie dismal finish in new hampshire cost him to drop out of the race baker says he surprised christie waited back in because of his own man. >> in fact governor baker's gone on record wholeheartedly disagreeing with donald trump on a few points including lasting's plan to ban muslims is ridiculous. baker says he's not making any more endorsements in the future and when asked who he would vote for -- >> i can tell you this i don't anticipate voting for donald trump. >> governor baker's not the only one not endorsing in this race massachusetts senator elizabeth ward has yet to say who she will book for on super tuesday we did reach out to her office to ask but we didn't get an answer back. >> tractor-trailer crash caused big problems today in police tell us eric martin of alabama ran a red light of a lot of this gas station at the intersection of boundary and the turnpike. hit two cars in both of those drivers suffered minor injuries. cleanup took more

that' s the point charlie baker is trying to make. janet: is she right about that? >> it' s a stunning number and it gets people' s goat. i think anyone that wants to argue charlie baker will let this excess happen on his part has something else coming. ed: the highest-paid state employee is a man' s basketball coach that makes $1.1 million. a football coach makes just under a million dollars. >> with ethically bad records. -- epically bad records. >> the other big salaries of university of massachusetts medical school. >> sure, if you look at the details, you can justify some of them. it is the gross that will bother people. janet: it is competing with mass general and other academic health institutions. i will go back to the athletics department, kellogg hasn' t won anything in a long time. has not happened since perry. football team. ed: item two. a possible or placement for suffolk university president. she is one of our legal analysts here. she now says chee is not a candidate that is not clear she will not be content to just be a lawyer and will we see her in

fernando is the master baker. >> this will make us around 400 loaves of bread. >> reporter: forgettthe bread bowl, the super bowl creates a new opportunity for marketing. >> that's right! go broncos. >> reporter: like this 20-pound denver broncos bread. >> basic color, in the light, dark rye. to get the color, we get a little rye flour, and chili altogether, this took about two hours to bake. >> reporter: a familiar number. >> not too many bakers get to wear these, this you wear, so you fit in with us. >> reporter: showing poor judgment, he invited me behind the scenes to earn my bread, baking it. >> we flatten it, a little bit. push hard. let's pull it over, do it again. and pinch it right on the middle. >> it looks like a burrito. >> pinch it. pinch it really well. >> make one or two, i consult the laces by hand, but when you have to make a couple thousand footballs, push it hard all the nice! i can tell this product, i'm going to save it. getting paid for something you enjoy, it's the best. bakery. you can check out behind the scenes on my facebook page, >> one of our best reporters

baker says the past few weeks have been about managing her symptoms... and learning more about the virus. the mother of three likely contracted zika in central america.... but plans to return to continue her missionary work when she get better. # in this morning's 10 cares heart health, exercise greatly reduces the risk for heart disease, but most of us aren't getting enough. clinic finds 40 percent of us are not meeting the minimum recommendations for exercise. those guidelines include 30 minutes a day, 5 days a week of walking, biking, lifting weights or any type of moderate physical activity. it all goes a long way in improving cholesterol, blood sugar and blood pressure. fitness experts say start small and stay realistic. sot: candice case - fitness director, ymca - :35 - :44 "don't expect to lose 20 pounds in that first month. don't expect to go to every class, you know, five days a week, right in a row." if you don't have time to work out, stand up. studies show that simply standing for two hours a day can reduce your risk for heart disease by 10 p

brownie bakers. the los angeles times compared the two and found out - all cookies are not made equal. they looked at cookies from each company and broke them calories, fat, sugar and protein. the cookies were similar but a-b-c bakers tended to have more sugar in their cookies while most cookies made at little brownie bakers have more fat and calories.and f-y-i the girl scout cookies sold here in the corridor are from a-b-c. the week may only be half over, but let's take a look at what we can expect t from our weekend, rebecca? and after rebecca's forecast, homework debate. experts weigh in on how much homework is too much and when your children should start studying. stay tomorrow on bs 2 this morning.tax season is in full swing and millions of americans are filling out the paperwork hoping for a return, and *not an audit.find out your odds the government will take a second look.that's tomorrow on cc2. have you >> welcome back to live at 5:00. >>> have you noticed big changes on your facebook news f

mark baker and i was talking about this just yesterday about the 12th in particular that was drawn 20 years ago. >> by the democrats. >> fought by the republicans. it benefits ultimately watt who served in that district and african american for years and circle on this s and it's not a matter well one side did it and the other side should be able to. it's like how did this exist for all these years and it's now finding it's way where it is. >> well as josh said it is permissible to select democrats and republicans. the issue had to do with whether or not how many african american voters do you need to have in a district to choose the representative of that choice whether it needed to be 50% plus to make it a majority minority district or less than 50% as long as they did regularly elect african american candidates. what happened in our state is the legislatures that drew the maps put more voters into those is what we believe the precedent in the court says. but the court, the supreme court ruled in alabama they did not need to do that and our this summer or they sent them back to us f

governor baker signed the measure into law. supporters of the new law say tanning beds can be linked to a sharp spike in skin cancer cases among young people. the previous law allowed anyone between the ages of 14 and 17 to go tanning if they were with an adult. new numbers just released show a significant spike in boston's payroll. "the globe" reports the city shelled out 4% more than last year. more than 60 employees were paid over $250,000 a year which includes overtime and other benefits. boston public schools has the $100,000. doug: a public wake for former providence mayor buddy cianci. he will lie in repose at city hall outside the office he occupied for more than 21 years. cianci died late last month at age 74. he was the city's longest-serving mayor but was forced from office twice due to felonies. cianci's wake will begin at noon today until 6:00, calling hours continue tomorrow followed by funeral services on monday. do you have a banged-up iphone? antoinette: well, getting an upgrade may have just gotten a lot easie

governor baker signed the measure into law. supporters of the new law say tanning beds can be linked to a sharp spike in skin cancer cases among young people. the previous law allowed anyone between the ages of 14 and 17 to go tanning if they were with an adult. new numbers just released show a significant spike in boston's payroll. "the globe" reports the city shelled out 4% more than last year. more than 60 employees were paid over $250,000 a year which includes overtime and other benefits. boston public schools has the most employees making at least $100,000. there will soon be a new way to toilet opening next week in harvard square. it's modeled after this one-- "the portland loo" in oregon. it will be located in macarthur the city of cambridge says it will provide the community with a clean, safe, and environmentally-friendly restroom 24 hours a day. thing. antoinette: what a relief, right? doug: it is. all right. do you have a banged-up iphone? antoinette: well, getting an upgrade may have just gotten a lot easier. we'll

: baker and christie have been allies but baker really did minimum for christie in new hampshire and the governor made it clear his affinity for christie tonight he can tend to donald -- doesn't extend to donned trump. >> the next president of the united states needs to be someone with a proven track record of work well with others and being able to collaborate and cooperate and as i said biff don't think donald trump fits the mold. >> reporter: now also keep in mind baker has gone out of his with national republican politics for good reason. for most voters here, the national gop is about as popular as the new york yankees. and that's not very popular. >> i guess it's one of the ground rules of being a democratic state. >> reporter: play it low-key. >> thanks so much. massachusetts super tuesday state opening in 4 days. we will bring you complete tv38 and a cbs news special right here on wbz at 10 followed by the wbz news at 11. lisa. >>> breaking news about the boston marathon bombing movie patriots day and a decision about whether the film crews will film in watertown. paula ebben

. >> this is brock baker. >> >> oh my gosh. he even looks like >> yeah, what about him. >> this is the last straw. which one of you [ bleep ] ate my ice cream. >> what the heck is is good. i like this. >> make some time. the former president here. >> i've got it, face swap live and it worked so quickly.

baker street. baker street? that's where i'm moving. what address? 743. 743? i just took an apartment there this morning on the first floor. well, we're upstairs. florida! -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com watching the asphalt grow thinking how it all looks hand-me-down good times yeah, yeah good times keeping your head above water making good times anytime you need a payment good times anytime you need a friend good times anytime you're out from under not getting hassled, not getting hustled keeping your head above water making a wave when you can good times easy credit rip-offs good times scratching and surviving good times hanging in a chow line good times ain't we lucky we got 'em?

. >> this is brock baker. >> >> oh my gosh. he even looks like him. >> yeah, what about him. >> this is the last straw. which one of you [ bleep ] ate my ice cream. >> what the heck is this. >> this is good. i like this. >> make some time. the former president here. >> i've got it, face swap live and it worked so quickly. >> you all switch it over. >> there you go. >> all have to do. >> oh my gosh. >> put my face on next but if you do mask, this is my nick impression. i like motorbikes. i fart a lot. >> nailed it. >> perfect. >> oh my gosh. that is really weird. >> do you want to be gail. >> if you have a problem, you call your local congressman. and don't you go hurting the animals either. bob's your uncle and there you go. >> this is crazy. >> we're going to be taylor. >> wait, this is taylor. this is what taylor does. >> wow. taylor. >> i want to be taylor. whoa. that's not good. >> who do you want to be? do you want to do nick? >> face swap live. it cost 99 cents. have a bit of fun with it and see what you can do. >> that i

we first told you at 10:00 that charlie baker is ready to endorse a candidate in the race. now we have more details. political reporter sharman sacchetti live in the fox 25 new hampshire primary headquarters with what her sources are saying tonight. sharman. >> hi, mark. within the last hour my sources are telling me that governor charlie baker will in fact endorse new jersey governor chris christie. that formal announcement expected tomorrow. you may remember chris christie was front and center at governor baker's inauguration last year, re-elected by investing more than $11 million to support baker's campaign will to christie was head of the republican governor's association. democrats, let's talk about that. they are going head to head in a heated debate at university of fox 25's john monahan joins us now with a face-off between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. >> sharman, it was a firey and contentious debate at university of new hampshire. secretary clinton and bernie sanders in their first one-on-one debate. they sparred over two is the most progressive. clinton di

christy stumped for baker in 2014. baker will join christi at a rally in new hampshire and will appear in tv ads. >> a potential big boost for democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders. according to cnn former head of ncaap will endorse the senator today. sander has struggled to connect with african-american voter. last night democrats rival hillary clinton and bernie sanders going to toe to toe in a debate one last time before the primary on tuesday. the two arguing about whether clinton should be considered a progressive. >>> now on just one station our exclusive 7news polling in new hampshire. hillary clinton is surging and bernie sanders possibly flirting with a free fall. sanders still number one, though he gets 55% after losing three percentage points overnight. while clinton with 40% gained four points since yesterday. undieded voter 4% down one point in the tracking poll show clinton democratic rise she's now just 15 points behind sander after trailing him by 31 when we started polling this week. sanders

baker said of the co- fund the account and will look to get her kids off their butts on their feet and walking to a better future is so far this goal has raised more than $1,200 and still working toward the $4,700 gold they can get up off their touches one year ago today the blue and black was a white gold dress with depending on your vision and nearly broke my mind tonight there is a brand-new courting controversy of his time in adidas track jacket is in question take a close look at this picture what do you see what color is. >> there's no doubt about it it's blue and gray. >> it is brown and black. >> rina 10. >> how can we all be seeing different colors obviously two of us are wrong. >> you two are wrong. >> wayne teal is what whitney says i think it's blue and gray diamond squinting in looking at it sideways and still brown and black. >> a lot of people say black and brown others a blue-and-white weep we put the picture up as the dingy as dwight i've ever seen it's not in good next line good lighting we ask what folks saw here on our website it's overwhelming most people think it

james robert baker, a naturalized u.s. citizen born in iran has been charged with lying about holding an active iranian passport and using four social security members -- numbers to open bank accounts and transfer money, including an unexplained overseas wire transfer of more inn 100 $30,000 baker faces 14 counts, including lying on his security clearance questionnaire and social security fraud. joining us is the times reporter who broke the story. dave, welcome to the program. or i should say welcome back. what was the legit motive for carrying -- the alleged motive for carrying out these plans? dave: honestly, in the indictment, they don't list the motive, but it's pretty easy to read the tween the lines. the prosecutor has a profile of that has a history of prosecuting high-profile cases, including a cuban mole. vago: so, he was moving his money around. do, and james baker what kind of infor dave: i would love them to be hee forthcoming about what did. he was an electrical engineer according to the indictment. sources t

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know, governor charlie baker interest chris christie over the weekend and is that is getting a lot of airtime. he remarks about the paris attacks that took place since 9/11 but he did not acknowledge the boston marathon bombing. >> here' fear, become complacent as a country. >> in the ad which is paid for emphasizes how personal world setting -- the world trade center attacks were because his massachusetts governor charlie baker has a divorced -- has endorsed chris christie. s a very personal issue. i' m not surprised he spent time >> did he forget about the boston marathon? >> no, i think it was important for him to point out to voters in new hampshire that terrorism is something he is personally close to. >> the excerpt used in the ad comes from a townhall meeting the governor christie held in bedford, new hampshire. chris christie has lagged in the single digits in the polls in new hampshire. emily: thank you, our analysts will have the reports as they come in tonight and our coverage you' ll also find it on the wcvb mobile app. a complete wrapup with reaction on to more mornings e

i am hoping that all goes emily: governor baker, thank you for your time this morning. we appreciate it. we want to check in with olessa for any other issues on the roads and if dies on the trains, as well. olessa: if utilized. pittsburgh canceled a couple of trained because of a mechanical problem here that is really it. one train is running 10 minutes behind schedule. the rose look appeared a live look outside of the pike. eastbound moving to the top of the screen, looks like some sun glare. sandy will tell you about that. we haven' t seen that. let' s get to the maps and check out your ride. right now, not seeing issues with the exception of her 24 where there are two accidents one by route 139, another approaching 128. that is it. the expressway, numeral values. 25 minutes braintree to boston. the pike looks good. 95 south looks good. issue free. cindy, seeing that somewhere. cindy: clear skies over boston. 6:36 is sunrise and brighter in the morning hours. it is cold or 21 degrees with light wind. 18 in worcester. cover this morning. those clouds dissipate. sunshin

>> baker also praised christie' s determination and toughness. pam: right now, the gop candidates are prepping for a critical test. our todd kazakiewich is live in manchester, new hampshire. todd. todd: it' s the final debate before the new hampshire primary. the pressure is on, especially for the candidates who are trailing in the polls for them a poor performance in this debate, and the primary on tuesday, pick up momentum and keep pursuing the nomination. at center stage tonight, donald trump who is leading in the polls here in new hampshire, and nationally. to his left, ted cruz, who won to trump' s right, marco rubio s second place showing. on the ends of the stage, john kasich, jeb bush, ben carson, and chris christie, who are all trailing, and therefore need to win over undecided voters and ure votes from their opponents. trump skipped the last gop debate before the iowa caucuses due to a feud with fox new channel and host megan kelly. following the debate tonight, the candidates will head over to the hockey arena, where the spin room' .we

ktvu and tom baker have the latest on putting personal privacy against national security. >>reporter: the fbi once all of the information and got a judge to compel it to other shareholders meeting this morning the reiterated that apple will not assist in cracking this. >> this will be done by remote pulsing. this is one phone only. >> if they get access there will always be something that will be very important that they have to do.>>reporter: gaylin gruden has covered cyber security for years and compares it to the home burglar alarm. >> the police were able to disable your home security system whenever they wanted to and that's exactly what they can do. >>> over the years bills to make this law have gone before congress. >>> bills like this have always been rejected. >>reporter: many government agencies have overstepped their bounds by gathering mass information from innocent people without their knowledge or consent or even warns. -- warrants. >> with spying programs. >> it's not just our government, the french, the saudi's, the english, the chinese, you name it.>> this

but the baker suppose that. 40 years for the postmaster general. they usually in banking you see this with dodd/frank. in debt becomes the major issue because the problem is panic. and that is william jennings bryan to. who is the liberal to regret populace said we should have fdic insurance in taft said insurance krises moral hazard. those were the issues upon the table. so when the team than but italy passes to appease the community papers of the country because 85 percent will not go to the treasury. it is called the pores in spain to italy pays 2 percent with a cap of $500 this is back in the old days when they got interest for our money. these are not your customers and immediately it will become self sustaining with around 32 million in deposits. to say that system was extremely popular at was the immigrants. in and they recognize them from the countries they came from. and then they come with pamphlets. they fled the post office with all their money. even though they're on the 15 percent of the population. as the postal bank swelled with dep

. >> charlie baker is about to announce his endorsement in the race for president. new tonight, massachusetts governor charlie baker is about to announce his endorsement in the race for president. wcvb newscenter 5's janet wu confirms tonight, baker will back new jersey governor chris christie. baker will reportedly appear with christie at a rally in new hampshire on saturday. maria: new tonight, you are looking at the line-up for one person is missing and that is carly fiorina. based on the latest polls, she misses the cut. her campaign, however, is still lobbying hard for her to be included. you can watch the abc news debate, saturday night, starting at 8:00 p.m. right here on channel 5. ed: here are the surveillance pictures police in new hampshire are hoping will lead them to the two thieves who broke into a gunshop in hooksett. reporter: his partner, a 24-year-old woman has torso wound. the suspect shot himself be a killed himself in the seventh for that apartment. custody. police are looking for at least one more person person. the development is called the me

he wouldn't respond to the i- tam but governor baker is speak out. >> four people a day are dying in massachusetts. >> reporter: for him part of the cause is evident proposing a limit to prescriptions. >> the rise in opioid and hair wn addiction deaths has traveled hand in hand with the rise and growth in prescriptions. >> reporter: some medical groups worry the limits will go too far. >> it's complicated because there are those that cancer patients, that will make it cumbersome for them. >> reporter: adjusting to life tom believes something has to change. >> it's not a story about someone who makess choices to experiment or whatnot you know bad things happen or whatnot. medical process and coming out addicted. >> reporter: opioid depree descriptions are being debate on beacon hill. governor baker's proposal will limit the prescription to 3 day supply but house leader phaser a 7 daytime -- favor a 7 daytime line. >> we will look at a new effort by state police to try to stop the flow of heroin in to massachusetts. >> is this a recognition we need to fight heroin in a different way th

our next guest is a baker under training under the guidance of one of the bestt and million is here with us to say hi lillian.i >> i. >> i am so happy to have her here. this is such a great thing going on for an panera is teaming up with a special cleveland event.ent. >> yes special wish cleveland. we will be doing an event this saturday at southpark mall and we will be teaming up with lillian and heather young bakerak and taking on darth vader and chewbacca in a contest to see who the ultimate baker in cleveland does. >> do you think you will be better than chewbacca? >> yes. >> i think so too do c you love today? >> yes. it's always something you want to do is that what you want to do when you grow up as g be? dream is to be a horse trainer. >> you are just shooting for the stars so you like baking this is just what you do on the side for fun right?do a going to show us a little bit today? >> s. >> this is our most popular vacant you jump right in. she might just out to you. >> i hope so i am looking forward to lillian growing up or maybe being a baker for us here at panera breadbe she

county executive baker met with 100 transit riders with disabilities today.etro access workers and faith leaders were also in attendance. baker says there's been a growing outcry that scheduling procedure procedures and fare collection for disabled riders is dangerous. some were also concerned about the metro access sick leave policy. >> part of our problem is. i know a lot about people with disability trying to get back and forth and so it's a big concern of mine as it is with our representative on the board. >> executive baker also listened to riders concern about regular metro rail service as well. winds approaching 180 miles an hour sweep through the country of fiji, how the government is trying to keep people safe in the cyclone's aftermath. an incredible reunion more than 40 years in the making. a woman meets the person who helped care for her ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ geico for your boat. see how much you could save. >>> there's nationwide curfew in fiji as a powerful tropical cyclone battered the chain of islands today. somebody managed to take video of the cyclone whi

baker and get his advice. hey, don't tell the doc you show photo albums to people you think are horses. he might throw a net over you. i don't know who i am, but whoever i am, (veterinarian humming) (knocking) (veterinarian humming) (dog whining) (knocking) oh, mr. post. dr. baker, i need your help. something wrong with your horse? yeah, well, i hope you won't think i'm eccentric for what i'm about to say, but you know how close i am to my horse. i mean, i think of him as a person. oh, now, you don't have to be ashamed of your affection for your horse. animals are just like little people. well, now, you take prince here, for instance. just this morning, his owner brought in a birthday cake made out of a hamburger. that's a little ridiculous, isn't it? and then there's puddy tat. do you know that her owner, twice a week, gives me $5.00 extra to give her a massage? and then, mrs. cassidy lets her canary stay up just late enough to sing along with mitch. so, you see, you don't have to feel self-conscious. now, wh

and stressed out his doctor said, and a psychiatrist said today at the hospital that jim baker is sane, but jim said he thought that reporters -- i'm going to report this accurately. jim baker said he thought reporters were large insects with antennae, and then he went into a deep depression when he thought he stepped on connie chung. [ laughter ] that can happen. i mean, everybody-- we all have our problems. but jim apparently still thinks he is seeing insects, he woke up, i understand in a terrible fright-- screaming. thought he saw a tarantula on his pillow. turned out to be one of tammy's eyelashes. [ laughter ] there wasn't a lot in the paper today. new television season, i guess starts when, officially? you know, reruns, reruns for the past couple of months. a lot of crime shows are back in. robert loggia, isn't he gonna be with us soon? good actor, starring in a show, mancuso fbi. and buddy epsen, buddy is getting a little old. he is returning to cbs in the hard-hitting series called cross-walk one. [ laughter ] [ applause ] he plays a school crossing guard. i think probably the

baker worked as a missionary in guatamala and now has the zika virus. and even for those staying at home, there is health emergency because of 12 cases in five counties there. gov. rick scott: "we are requesting that cdc provide us with 1,000 zika test kits so we can test pregnant and new mothers who have travelled to affected areas and have symptoms of zika." in brazil, the fight against zika is uniting the nation. a brazilian health workers union has even called off a strike... staying on the job to help in the battle aginst the fast spreading virus. brazil's president in a speech to the nation said zika has gone from a "distant nightmare" to a "real threat." the government, scrambling to start developing a vaccine... but until one is ready, she says, mosquito control is their best course of action. but with tourists flocking to brazil for carnival and the olympics, health officials are worried. dr. steve redd/cdc: "there are going to be many states that have returning travelers that have the infection." some are calling for the rio olympics to be can

heather baker says she had been back in the u-s for three days when she came down with flu says it was nothing severe but enough to let her know something was not right. outcue: ".. " duration:0:00 sot: heather baker, diagnosed with zika virus says tc 03:24 "body aches started, photo sensitivity, fatigue, brain fog, just a variety of things, nothing completely severe, enough i knew something was wrong." bakers case is rare---75 to 80- percent of people infected have no symptoms and 25-percent have the symptoms but go away after about a week. health officials say pregnant women or women who may become avoid traveling to central or south america. sales at the prepared-food aisle at the grocery store have reached an all time high. consumer reports looked into some popular dishes and found some surprising i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow. my friends say i should get fios because it's the fastest. i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. we're out of 2%! i wonder what else could be better around here? i heard that. switching to better intern