. >> reporter: sh sudbury mother worried that a level iii sex offender is working in down at bartlett farm stand. >> i saw it in facebook. >> reporte notifying the town that the level iii sex offender is working in sudbury. >> concerning. >> reporter: this mother would only speak to fox25 if we did not show her face. the sudbury police chief tell us they are required by law to notify the public if a level 2 or 3 sex offender lives or works in the area. we tried speaking to a manager at bartletts, but she would not not everyone we spoke with is up in arms. this father said that people, even sex offenders, should be able to redeem themselves. >> always a concern, but i guess everybody needs a second changes. >> reporter: he said week concerned of bringing his children close to where baron works, and this mom told fox25 she simply won't go. >> i know i won't be shopping there. >> reporter: john monahan, fox25 news. >>> a natick neighborhood is being targeted with threatening and racist letters. andrew provost brought the first message. it calls him a loser and telling him to clear his ho

guest: bruce bartlett who was my counterpart on the joint economic committee has been a good friend for 30 years. in the most recent republican administration, i don't think there were any such avatars of big ideas. this was an administration that ran the country for the benefit of basically its own political constituency and did so in a fairly unabashedly way. you could not engage in the same kind of arguments over right is because it was essentially no one on the other side who was upholding them. host: so, a milton friedman, even though you may disagree with him politically. guest: yes, a milton friedman is someone i debated, in fact in 1990, when he reissued his television program, free to choose. i was on the first panel. i don't consider him to be a friend and someone who who you had respect because he was advancing his ideas. in that format of debate , but a very much admire. host: those are the types of ideas from the milton friedman's of the world, which in your view that conservatives have abandoned? guest: absolutely. the conservatives abandon friedman very early. his ideas w

barren has convicted of four counts of child rape and working at bartlett's farm stand. parents we talk to say it is concerning. one mother that the didn't want to show her face says she will be taking her business elsewhere. >> i know i won't be shopping there and bring my kid there. >> always a concern and everybody needs second chance. >> the owner at bartlett farm refused to talk to us but people tell us she worked barren to another farm in concord. >> gene: elementary school closed after fire destroyed a second floor classroom. you could see flames blew out several windows and the damage inside even worse. fox25 jessica reyes live outside the bruce school where more than 500 students and staff had to be evacuated. good morning, jess. >> jessica: good morning, gene. 538 students to be exact and happened 8:30 and just starting the monday morning when this here, this faces butler street and this is the area where we understand the fire started in a science classroom. this is the worst damages where you see the windows boarded up and know as we have been reporting throu

day, he said i liked what you said about the broncos, better to be lucky than good and i said get bartlett on the phone because that's a famous quote. this team has been very lucky if you think about it this year. it wouldn't a kicking an extra point is not the easiest thing in the national football league. it's like watching moutier making a play. >> things to look for as the broncos get back to practice? >> they need to knowon is healthy. and practicing and healthy, that's part of the issue, no continuity along the offensive cohesive unit to help them run the football, woody. >> i think it's even more important that you get a key back and you get brandon marshall a little bit healthier than he's been. >> and maybe derrick wolf. >> i think that is a lot more important because you're going up against a team that basically can match you defensively, but is not much offensively either. so you're going to have i think a very close, low-scoring game and that means to me it's more important to get your defense healthier than the offense. >> we'll talk more abo chiefs coming up, but getting the

kid there. >> always concern, but i guess everybody needs a second chance. >> sara: the owner at bartlett farm refused to talk to us but she worked with shawn baron at another farm in concord. >>> we track traffic and weather every ten minutes. skyfox over a crash on north ave in wakefield off on that left hand shoulder.appear drive time of 28 minutes on 128 the weston tolls. >>> shiri? >> shiri: for breakfast a little patchy drizzle. by lunchtime rain and coastal flooding. the breezy showers continue. i will show you how long-lasting this batch of rain will be. >>> a father found guilty of killing his son by leaving him in a hot car. imagine a world where instead of rushing to buy we gave thanks for what we already have. at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods we're closed on thanksgiving because family time comes first. ?? (laughs..) here it is. ?? ?? hey dad! ?? wishes do come true. the lincoln wish list sales event is on. get exceptional offers on the lincoln family of luxury vehicles. sign and drive off in a new 2017 lincoln mkc with zero down >>> update on the lawrence football field r

current conditions, 64 degrees at the elementary school. 60 degrees is the current temperature at bartlett elementary school. wind gusts 25 miles per hour. peak time will be 9:00 tonight and midnight. that's when the best chances to see the gusts are. our high is above normal but as the front passes through tonight, it will have an impact on our temperatures. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> we'd like at home are thankful for this thanksgiving. maybe it's your favorite dish like these people are sharing here. then somebody made a whole lot of pie. whatever it is, maybe it's your little one or your pups, we want to see it. share it with us #news3turkeyday and you may just see your post on one of our news cast. >>> the clark county fire department has tips to stay safe always stay in the kitchen while you're cooking. adult supervision for children is always needed in kitchens and all cooking area. position outdoor fryers well away from your walls or anything flammable. i know a lot of people like to do deep fried turkey so keep that in mind. keep the flammable materials such as oven mitt

nicole: about 1:00 saturday, several shots were fired outside of 124 bartlett street in brockton. you can see where one of the bullets went into the first floor of a triple-decker. inside, several children. a three-year-old holds his leg. his aunt who did not want her face shown her s anything. finally i pulled it out. nicole: that is when she realized the boy was bleeding. >> usually you get panicked. nicole: she quickly gathered the children and called for help, several stray bullet striking unintended targets. including two very visible bullet holes in this mail truck. family a few minutes ago told us they will be home, the boy is home resting and doing well. nichole: also break and come a home in roxbury on george street. fire officials say the building collapsed. one victim has died and was killed. julie is in roxbury tonight. julie: that is all that is left of the building that stood neighbor who said just last week they were voicing concerns about the squatters who lived here. she feared for her own safety and theirs. >> i overheard loud banging on the door. the door bell w

will bartlett. i was at the bar. something was wrong with what the people were saying. uh, so, why don't you come on in here. sit down. the man get shot, and it wasn't one of them stickup guys who done it. it wasn't, huh? i mean, everybody say it was, but i know what i seen. it was emmit purcell. who's that? he comes in every now and again, some kind of jail guard on rikers island. you know him? don't know him good. talked to him a time or two. was he with these stickup guys? no. he had nothing to do with them. he was just having a drink, they was sticking the place up, and i see purcell's holding a pistol. and he went and shot that man. now, the robbers, they took off. purcell, he lit out the back. but everybody's talking how the robbers done it. now, i don't know whether i should stay quiet or what. but it was purcell shot the man. so the customers covered up for him? nah. most of them had their head down. plus they're drunks. you know where we can find this guy purcell? no, sir, i don't. but you are sure about what you're saying here? i know what i seen. unlike them

desert inn and the 215, it's 65. 72 in between down in green valley, henderson, bartlett elementary at 72. 71 up in north las vegas at the manor that. was the warm thermometer in the valley. 68 in summerlin. look at this 84 on the northeast side of the valley. 80s really extending through north las vegas. el dorado. 81 in spring valley. that 79 at the airport, an anomaly. around southern nevada, 80s. mesquite, pahrump in at 82. it was cooler in boulder city. they hit 78 for a high and 87 in laughlin. mountain. 72 in mesquite. sandy valley and primm both in at 71 degrees. not a lot going on back east, as you can see of the most of the weather out to the west, we have a low to our east that's being held off by high pressure and a frontal system more significant up to the north with some cooler air. but that's going to stay up to the north and bring some rain up there. our skies should remain blue. sunny, warm and fairly dry. as you can see, our skies will be clear tonight. no problem temperatures dipping down. subfreezing up on mount charleston. 46 in pahrump. 38 way up in caliente and 6

i looked out the window and it was going west here on bartlett street was a metallic gold colored four door, full-sized sedan. >> bullets also struck a mail truck parked out front. family members tell fox 25 the little boy is doing well, be you the shooting has the neighborhood uneasy. >> i have quite a few grandchildren and it makes me >> christine mccarthy for fox 25 news. >> a man shot and killed while sitting in his car. this morning police are still searching for a suspect and you can see the crime scene tape right there. a lot of it surrounding the scene on amazing street in roxbury, where police and s.w.a.t. teams were all over that area yesterday morning. police say the man in his 20s had already passed away when they arrived. fully armed officers surrounded a building on nearby seafer street after a person neighbors who heard the gunshot watched as their street became a crime scene. >> it's very worrying, especially i have two small children, very worrying. >> in a sense you get numb to it. you can never get used to it. i don't like it. >> well, candles for another victim were

west side ion town center 67, the dawson school, and hanging at 70 down in green valley at bartlett elementary the very high barometer there. uh, 72 over on valley you're in at 70 and southern highlands in at 68-degrees across the region, 50 at the mount charleston lodge. 73 in mesquite, 67 in pahrump, at laughlin we take a look at some top of the hour temperatures, 73 officially for las vegas, to 71 in los angeles, 62 in the city by the bay. and reno in at 64-degrees. more sun shine. around the nation, a lot going on. a few showers working their way across the gulf. but a big story out west would have to be this frontal system that's moving through. not all that much energy associated with that. in front of it you can see that on shore flow and some moisture trying to work its way in here. you can see very clearly on this satellite doppler com posit it dissipates before it works its way in. we are n tonight. lows with the clouds providing insulation should stay above normal in the 50s. counter 41 at pahrump, and close to the freezing point up at mt. charleston, highs tomorrow just about where

her children were inside their grandmother's bartlett street home 1 p.m. saturday when there was a hail of gunfire outside. >> they were after someone. they were shooting randomly, like 15 gunshots. siding and came right into the living room wall. the three-year-old, nowhere near the wall was grazed. , lamer's 9-year-old brother back at grandma's today, shows us how far into the house lamer was standing when shot. >> it probably just bounced and hit him here. >> in the house with my sister in law, just talking. not even outside. >> we looked out the window and saw someone speeding away with a gun and -- >> you saw a gun? says but and we saw the bullets on the floor, a golden bullet. rhondella: incredibly lucky, but still very scared. >> they need to stop this because innocent people are getting hurt. rhondella: no word from police on shooting suspects. life in brockton, rhondella richardson, wcvb newscenter 5. nichole: and look at this -- a pleasant surprise for drivers in earlier than expected. work to demolish the old highland avenue overpass finished ho

her children were inside the grandmothers bartlett street home at 1:00 p.m. saturday when there was a hail of >> they were after someone and the guy was running in and out of migrant -- my mother-in-law's backyard. rhondella: the bullet pierced the siding and came into the living room wall. the three-year-old, nowhere near the wall, was grazed. his nine-year-old brother shows us how far into the house where they were standing when they were shot. sister-in-law, talking. that even outside. >> he looked out the window and we saw somebody speeding with a gun. and then i ran upstairs. rhondella: you actually saw a gun? >> and then we saw the bullet on the floor, a golden bullet. >> it was frightening. rhondella: incredibly lucky, but still very scared. >> they need to stop. because innocent people are being hurt. rhondella: bullets also went into that second floor. from police on shooting suspects. reid: a major gasoline pipeline back in service today. this was the scene on wednesday when the pipeline exploded in alabama. one person died and 4 were hurt. there ha

brockton is caught in the crossfire, police searching for suspects after bullets hit this home on bartlett avenue. a family member there says a stray bullet flew through the home, grazing a 3-year-old's leg. officers say the gunfire happened shortry after a nearby heard multiple gunshots. >> i was at home, i was on the second floor right next to the window, and i heard 10 gun shots. there was a large postal vehicle parked right there, and they had a bullet hole in their, basically in the hood of the vehicle. >> anchor: police say they think there were two men shooting at each other from inside two cars. no arrests have been made. >> anchor: the suspect involved in last night's attack on the billerica police officer is now in 28-year-old eric al banese has been arrested for hitting and dragging an officer last night. two officers were investigating suspicious activity in a parking lot when one of the officers approached the car. the driver then threw a needle on the ground, put the car in reverse and then struck the officer, he dragged that officer about 15 feet before he finally fell. that

the shots were fired outside his grandmother's home on bartlett street. family members found him bleeding for his leg and his mother is calling for the violence to end. >> they need to stop because innocent people are being hurt. emily: police are still searching for suspects. randy: a fake political flyer college campus. the accusations it may keep some people from voting. a new push today to end the transit workers strike in philadelphia. ? our neighborhood public schools. the place where 96% of our kids are educated. but even now, these local schools are losing more than 400 million dollars a year to privately-run charter schools. and if question 2 passes, it will only get worse. we can't let that happen. to protect our public schools and the right of all our kids to a quality education, vote no on question 2. what's kelly ayotte costing you? you're paying high interest rates on college loans. ayotte voted against letting you refinance at lower rates. and you're paying higher bank fees while ayotte voted for special breaks to wall street executives. ke

nicole: around 1:00 saturday afternoon, several shots were fired on bartlett street in happening again. nicole: you can see where one of the bullets went into the first floor. several children, who were inside, but only the three-year-old was hit in the leg. >> i checked him out and i did not see any blood. finally i pulled him up. nicole: that is when she realized he was bleeding. >> nicole: she gathered the children and called for help. several stray bullet striking unintended targets, including very visible bullet holes in this mail truck. family members tell us that boy is home, resting, and doing well. nicole asked about, wcvb newscenter 5 -- nicole estaphan, wcvb newscenter 5. a.j.: 48 degrees. turn the clocks back. a.j.: a good reminder out there to change your batteries in your smoke detectors, carbon dioxide detectors. reid: if you don't like 1:00 first time around, you get a redo. we were on metv two hours ago and it was 40 degrees. and it still is 48 degrees. are you telling me it is going to be warm? a.j.: temperatures are not going to drop that much through tonight. cover

police are searching for suspects at bullets hit this home on bartlett avenue. one family member says the stray bullet flew through their home and dpraized a three-year-old's leg. officers say the gunfire happened yesterday afternoon shortly after a nearby peace rally that ended. a man who lives mere by said he heard multiple shots. next to the window and i heard gunshots, a large postal vehicle there and they had a bullet hole in their basically in the hood of the vehicle. so it appears to be a gun fight. police believe two men were shotting at each other from cars. no arrests have been made. >> nancy: police in reading searching for a bank robbery suspect. he robbed a bank on main street after six on saturday night. he ran away with a amount of cash. anyone with information is asked to call police. >> jon: you are watching 7 news today in new england. an emotional memorial for an army specialist killed in the line of cuts i. how one community is coming together to keep his legacy alive. >> wren: we have moisture to contend with today. the timing on that right

bruce bartlett was my counterpart on the committee and has been a good friend for 30 years. ran the country for the benefit of basically its own political constituencies and it did so in a fairly unabashedly. you couldn't engage in the same kind of arguments because there was essentially nobody on the other side who was upholding them. >> so milton friedman even though you may disagree with him politically. >> someone i debated in fact in 1990 when he reissued his television program free to choose i considered to be a friend and someone who you have to respect becaushadto respect s advancing his ideas. in that format of the debate i admire. >> so those are the type of ideas in your view which the conservatives have abandoned, correct? >> they abandoned friedman very early. his ideas were unworkable. they never advanced the monetary policy. >> and why liberals should, too. what does that mean? >> the rhetoric of the free market is something liberals have learned to give lipservice to as a price to the discussion in the united states and that little blurb would apply particula

i am from bartlett, texas, a huge football fan in a small rural town, a small football town, we wentee state the 90s so s in÷÷÷÷ football is ingrained not only in myself but the state of texas and beyond and graduated from clemson university, another huge college town. so you can imagine my cognitive dissonance every week during the fall, when i get excited about football games but at the same time being deputy director at texas association against sexual assault i know the reality of sexual assault on campuses and i know the reality and dynamics of college courts, young men and young women going to colleges and we owe a great deal of both jessica luther and daniel solomon for the work they have done in uncovering a lot of the stories at baylor and the work that went into this book, "unsportsmanlike conduct: college football and the politics of rape". what we are going to do is i am going to have each of them introduce themselves. jessica and dan will follow up with what they are working on and we will take a couple questions from you. we will start with rick. >> good afternoon. i am

-year-old shawn barren has been convicted of four counts of child rape and currently working at bartlett's farm stand. the parents we talked to say it is concerning. one mother that did not want to show her face says she will be taking her business >> julie: fire destroyed a second floor classroom. the flames blew out several windows and damage inside even worse. jessica reyes live outside the bruce school where more than 500 students and staff had to be evacuated. jess? >> jessica: 538 students had 8:30 right after they had gotten to school to start monday morning. this is butler street side of the school here and classroom where the fire was boarded and up we understand it may be closed through the end of the week. firefighters were called here to the elementary school just before 8:30 yesterday after that fire was reported here on the second floor. there's no official word on cause just yet but and electrical in nature and that more than 500 students were evacuated inside and guilmette school they were picked up by parents yesterday. superintendent does say the fire damage was limited t

moving on, true or false, president bartlett played by martin sheen was originally scheduled to only be in four episodes per season. >> true. >> that's true. >> true. >> that after the pilot was filmed it was determined that he was needed as a permanent character. hands on the buzzers. how many electoral votes are needed to win the u.s. presidency. >> 270? >> yes, of course. >> 270. >> you've been watching msnbc. god bless you. >> i thought tamron would get that one right away. number seven, in the 1999 movie president. what's her campaign slogan. >> be all you can be with tracy. >> no. >> al. >> vote for me, tracy. >> dylan. >> chick pick. >> who was the first president to live in the white house? >> that's a great question. john adams. >> al roker? had. >> john adams. >> john adams is correct. construction began in 1792. president washington oversaw the construction of the house. n in november of 1800 adams became the first president. >> i get that point. >> my buzzer came in first. >> al roker is our big winner today and we do have prizes for him. take a look at this. >> ooh! >> p

three-year-old boy recovering after grazed by bullet in brockton and happened on bartlett street saturday afternoon and bullet went straight through house and piece hit the boys leg. police are still working to figure out motive and track down the shooter. the boy was not seriously hurt. >> billerica man will appear in court today accused of hitting and dragging police officer with using drugs and hitting officer as tried to get away. officer wasn't badly hurt. he is facing multiple charging including assault and battery with dangerous weapon. >> julie: 9:38. the framingham police department is under investigation by the attorney general's office accused of keeping a key to the evidence room hidden near the door. we told you about this over the weekend. chief ken fergon e-mailed fox25 also notified the middlesex district attorney's office about the key. authorized to access the room knew the location and key likely hidden as backup and for convenience. statement goes on to say, quote, corrective and disciplinary action will be imposed with respect to anyone that did not exercise due dilig

we tried speaking to a manager at bartlett's. and she would not talk on camera and then she asked us to get off the property. this father said people, including sex offenders should be able to redeem themselves. >> always a concern but i guess everybody needs a second chance. >> reporter: burgani said he would be concerned of bringing his children close to where baron works, and this mom told fox25, she simply won't go. >> i know i won't be shopping there. >> reporter: john monahan, fox25 news. >>> new at 4:30, a vermont man is accused of trying to sell marijuana to an undercover police officer in new hampshire. arthur clark from cornwall, new york met with officers to try to sell them drugs. they found 13 ounces of marijuana and cash in his car. clark was released on $10,000 bail. >>> s in new at 4:30, a cow falls into a swimming pool but is quickly rescued by local fire fighters. that cow fell through the cover and into the pool of a home in hall londton. helicopter a big one, northwest connecticut. it took a lot of people to s

afternoon, several shots were fired outside of 124 bartlett street in brockton. >> i knew it was gunfire. i just couldn't believe this was happening again. nicole: you can see where one of the bullets went into the first floor of a triple-decker, inside several children. a 3-year-old holds his leg. his aunt, who did not want her face shown, said she heard the shot but at first was confused. >> he was crying, holding his legs. i checked him out, and i didn't see any blood. nicole: that's when she realized the boy was bleeding. >> this is something unusual. usually you get panicked. nicole: she quickly gathered the other children and called for help. several stray bullets striking unintended targets including two very visible bullet holes in this mail truck. here's the good news. family members tell us that boy is home, resting, and doing well. in brockton, nicole estaphan, wcvb newscenter 5. antoinette: it was also a violent weekend in dorchester. boston police inveat deadly shootings. a man in his mid 20's was shot and killed sitting in his car on nazing street saturday. the shooter ran

. >> sara: the owner at bartlett farm refused to talk to us but worked with shawn baron at another farm in concord. >>> we track weather and traffic every ten minutes. 93 southbound. things are moving along nicely. 17 minutes from the zakim >> shiri: for breakfast, the easiest part of the day. drizzle, rain reason wind and coastal flooding. how long the rain and wind stick with us and when we get another batch of coastal flooding coming up. >>> 5:10. a father found guilty of killing his son by leaving anymore a hot car. why prosecutors say he intentionally put his son in danger. >>> startling new informa my goal was to finally get in shape. not to be focusing on my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis. target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to my symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults taking humira were clear or almost clear, and many saw 75% and even 90% clearance in just 4 months. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as h

it was saturday afternoon when a hail of gunfire erupted outside his grandmother's house on bartlett street. family members found him bleeding from his leg. his mother called for the violence to end in this neighborhood. >> they need to stop, because innocent peopl randy: police are still searching for suspects. the shooting came as an antiviolence rally was being held right nearby. emily: we're following breaking news on the eye. a fen der ben der leading to biggbig er problem in cambridge. two factors that could have a big impact on the election. ? our neighborhood public schools. they are the bedrock of our communities. the place where 96% of our kids are educated. but even now, these local schools are losing more than 400 million dollars a year to privately-run charter schools. and if question 2 passes, it will only get worse. we can't let that happen. to protect our public schools and the right of all our kids to a quality education, vote no on question 2. kate: my mom and i love shooting hoops. but you know what - she could still learn a few things from me - just like i've lear

this was saturday afternoon when outside of his grandmother's house on bartlett street. family members found him bleeding from his leg. his mother is now calling for all of the violence in the neighborhood to end. >> they need to stop because innocent people are being hurt. >> police are still searching for suspects. the shooting came as an anti-violence rally was being held right nearby. emily: following breaking news, the fender-bender leading to bigger problems in cambridge, campaigning in the presidential race. two factors that could have a big impact on the election. and a neighborhood under siege. the normally docile animals lead to get a 9-1-1 call. a live look out here in worcester. good morning as the sun is coming up. great to see that this morning. news to go is coming up right kate: my mom and i love shooting hoops. but you know what - she could still learn a few things from me - just like i've learned a lot from her. mom helps with homework... she helped dad start his business... and she even fought to put bad guys in jail. now, mom helps make laws that help

. >> reporter: hoy bin was picking up her grandkids from the bartlett middle school in granddaughter jasmine stopped at the playground where out of nowhere, a pit bull attacked them. >> my granddaughter -- the dog wanted to bite -- bite her face and ear. >> reporter: the 61-year-old tried to shield her from the pit bull. >> i take -- hit in the head and i -- biting, bite, bite, bite, bite. >> reporter: >> reporter: bin's daughter-in-law explains what happened next. >> she said, help, help, no one could hear her. >> reporter: one man did hear the call for help. >>.he heard them. and he took a baseball bat and hit the dog. the dog tried to chase after them too, but then he told him to go in his car and that's how he saved him. >> we don't get many dog attacks like that. >> reporter: jasmine now has six stitches by her ears and head. bin has 24 stitches on her head and in so much pain. treatment. >> to attack a little kid, you know what i mean, i don't think that dog could love anybody. >> reporter: malini basu, fox 25 news. >> blair: that pit bull did not have a collar at the time and

a 3-year-old boy is recovering after being grazed by a bullet in brockton on bartlett street saturday afternoon. the bullet went straight through a house and a piece hit the boy's leg. police are still working to figure out a motive and track down the shooter. the boy was not seriously hurt. >>> 6:24. six games into the regular season, celtics are trying to figure things out. the green is a mediocre 3-3 decided to not play any defense against the nuggets. thomas got 30. and the problem for the cs, stopping the other team. 24 points in the first quarter, 30 for the game. denver put up 77 in the first half. mutier the 20-year-old from zaire. lighting up the garden. five of the last six games. they have to figure things out in the defensive end and do so quickly. >>> an incredible feat by a lakers fan. shoots and scores. half court shot worth $35,000. the guy seams pretty casual as he walks away from the basket with his hands in the air and high five from players. his luck didn't stop there. he got to watch his team win the game last night against the phoenix suns. a pretty good night. >

the next morning, i remember bush called from the oval office at about 6:30, dan bartlett called and the call didn't come in quite as early but by 10:00, john kerry kept his word and called and conceded. but it would not have happened that smoothly, i don't think. we understood it would have agitated efforts on the kerry-edwards side if bush had gone out and done just this, claimed his victory. but it's very, i wouldn't expect trump to do anything different. >> do you think that trump is going to take the stage to claim victory? >> i don't know what else he'd be there to do. >> what's he going to say? why would he do anything by precedent? why all of a sudden now he's just going to start -- >> everybody keeps telling me he's not going to do any of the things he campaigned on, that he's going to be a normal republican now. i don't see it that way. i'm trying to adjust my way of thinking to this new normalizing of donald trump that we're supposed to be doing. >> i've never tried to normalize donald trump. i've been forth coming. we've had a national conversation about my 15 months of t

it happened at the playground near the bartlett middle school on october 21. bin and her 2-year-old granddaughter were playing at the park when the pit bull came out of nowhere and attacked them. luckily, a good samaritan saw what happened and helped them. that man grabbed the baseball bat and beat the dog. in his car. they were taken to a nearby hospital. now bin tells us and shows us what happened next. >> my granddaughter, and the dog, bite. bite her face, and then her ear. i give the grandmother a the -- alot of credit, because she surrounded the child to protect her from the dog and dog attacked the grandmother. >> the reporter: tonight, police describe the dog as a pit bull or pit bull mix. if you have any information, police are asking for the public's help before that dog april tax again. for now, we are live if low yes, ma'am. malini basu, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: police have cited a driver who hit a 4-year-old boy, who was out trick-or-treating, it happened on marshal avenue in lowell last night when the street was packed with trick-or-treaters. poli

this happened on bartlett street on saturday. bullet went straight through house and piece hit the boy's leg and police looking at motive and track down the shooter. the boy was not seriously hurt. >> sara: billerica man in his van. he was arrested saturday for the incident on friday night. police say oblownis was parked in rite aid parking lot and they say he appeared to be using drugs and accused of hitting the officer as tried to get away and officer was not badly hurt. he is facing multiple charges including assault and battery with dangerous weapon. >> sara: framingham police department is under investigation by the attorney general's office accused of keeping a key to the evidence room hidden near the door. we told you about this over weekend. chief ken ferguson said he has notified about the key and two officers authorized to access the room knew about the key's location. chief ferguson said in the statement the key likely hidden as backup and for convenience. the statement goes on to say corrective and disciplinary action

. >> moving on, true or false, president bartlett played by mart sin sheen was originally scheduled to only be in four episodes per season. supposed to be on the presidential senior staff but after the pilot it was determined he was needed as a permanent character. hands on the buzzers, how many electoral votes are needed to win the u.s. presidency. dylan. >> 270. >> 270 is correct. >> you've been watching msnbc, god bless you. >> number 7 in the 1990 movie running for president. what is her slogan? >> be all you can be. >> vote for me tracy? >> pick flick. >> pick flick and two points for dylan. >> baby help. >> who was the first president to live in the white house. >> that's a great question, john adams. >> al roker. >> john adams. construction began in 1972. president washington oversaw that construction of the house in november of 1800, adams was the first to live in it. >> i get that point. >> paul giamoni. >> al is our winner, we have prizes. pez dispenser and nice coffee table book. >> i love pez dispensers. we filled those and after >> you will be -- >> al roker did a great jo

. >> reporter: bullet holes middle the bartlett street home, and a three-year-old boy was shot while inside. >> this street. ricochet bullet. to the lead with minor bleeding. >> i do not think it is right -- i mean, especially in the middle of the day on saturday. >> reporter: witnesses say that it happened outside. >> i saw a kid running behind the fence where we were sitting. he ran right through the fence and i knew that he would -- either doshi though he was scare. from of the child family says he does not live at the house but he was visiting relatives. truck was. >> it is a shame being a resident and going through this. >> reporter: some neighbors are looking to move. >> it is a shame. we are trying to clean the city up and things are going good. and then this happens. it is discouraging. being a resident. my wife is filipino. she does not want to live here. she says that there are more gunshots then there were in the philippines. >> reporter: so far no arrest. if you have information you are asked to contact police. brockton, chantee lans, wb harvard teenager is accused of the

x mayor fallin a and dewey bartlett, i was wondering if either one of them are going to make it. would like to put in a good word for mayor rudy giuliani. host: why is that? , when: i think he was mayor giuliani got up and said something it was one of the main reasons why he won. host: do you think rudy giuliani is one of the best people to help him accomplish that agenda that he just laid out in the youtube video last night? caller: i do, and i think he would do a better job than mitt romney. the newspaper is speculating they are both being considered for secretary of state. caller: i would say rudy giuliani. host: ryu a donald trump supporter from the beginning? caller: yes. host: what do you want him to do first? what part of government should he tackle? think he needs to do something in syria real quick. host: why do you say that? caller: i see it on the computer and it looks like it is getting out of hand. i watched a war on the computer. rip: in tulsa, oklahoma, a public in supporter -- a republican supporter of trump from the beginning. he met with the governor of hawaii,

moving on, true or false, president bartlett played by martin sheen was originally scheduled to only i thought tamron would get that one right away. number seven, in the 1999 movie "election," reese witherspoon's character is running for president. what's her campaign slogan. >> be all you can be with tracy. >> no. >> al. >> vote for me, tracy. >> dylan. >> chick pick. >> who was the first president to live in the white house? >> that's a great question. john adams. >> al roker? had. >> john adams. >> john adams is correct. construction began in 1792. president washington oversaw the construction of the house. he never lived in it. in november of 1800 adams became the first president. >> i get that point. >> my buzzer came in first. >> al roker is our big winner today and we do have prizes for him. take a look at this. >> ooh! >> pez dispensers and a nice coffee table book. >> i love pez dispensers. just so you know about this election specifically, we filled those with valium. so after tonight, it is not candy. >> yeah! all right. >> we love you for a reason, thomas roberts. >> of c

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