. >> ben has your back. cars. to welcome driverless >> the city wiloonin testing thell-electric cars. diane, what the plan? >> be the company behind it says it will be the first time it tests a driverless car on public roads in the u.s. and it plans on doi so right here in the seaport distct. e future of driverl c test the cars because it's a historic environment. we know if we can safely in boston, we can do it anywhere. >> the company plans to start with one c during the initial testing phase in boston. >> in the next sixonths o year, i'd love to ve a doz cars on the streets. >> the c.e.o. aims to have the >> boston drive are talented and sometimes a little bit aggressive. we don't want our car to be slowing down the progress of other road users. >> during the testing phas the city plans to keep an e on it. >> we have issues of transportation as as traffic congestion and pollution, accidents, fatalities. tnkhis would help us. the way that it's being toldo us, it will helus with all of that. >> the c.e.o. say alo

in tonight's ben has your back, ben simmoneau explains what you should know before buying. ? >> this is a camera. a really smart camera. ben: with devices like this, chris rosetti's job is to make the world a more connected place -- in this case, a waterproof camera for new bedford's commercial fisherman. >> they can sit in their pilot house and they can know, count species, the estimated mass of the fish before they haul. ben: every fishing boat becomes a datacenter. >> they will have data. you do not know if it will be will be 10,000 dollars a year in revenue. ben: connected devices popping up everywhere -- refrigerators, toys, tvs, cars, homes. but with so many devices gathering and sharing your data, and sharing your data, how safe are you? >> stop for a minute and ask yourself why you are going to buy this device. what is it going to do for you? is it going to make your life safer? are you going to save money? are they going to save you time? ben: smaoo you time by saving you from fishing for your keys. but they may not lock your door. >> i'm not that surprised. i'm bett

if you have a story for "ben has your back," a product, a scam, email me. i'm ben simmoneau, wcvb newscenter 5. announcer: here is stormteam 5 forecast with kelly ann cicalese. doug: we're up a couple of degrees. we're up to 35 degrees. kelly ann: it's getting a little going to help, especially this afternoon, as we cross into the 50's. we're seeing a beautiful sunrise, really great pictures. antoinette: which tomorrow will be earlier. kelly ann: it will be an hour earlier, something for us morning folks to look forward to. here's a live look at the boston harbor. we have pesky clouds overhead. it's not completely blocking that sunlight. just enough that we're seeing beautiful colors in the sky. much of the area but there was a little disturbance that passed to our north this morning. we are seeing some reports of snow, even some sleet, falling through areas of new hampshire. nothing really impacting much of the region locally. as that pushes off the shore, what we're watching is some of the cool and breezy conditions pushing into our area tonight into tomor

it's our first topic in a series called "ben has your back." ben: little pills, big price tags. >> from last year to this year, it went up roughly 30%. ben: jack relies on an inhaler to fight copd, but the medication he takes keeps going up in price and his insurance keeps covering less. >> initially i never had a deductible. now i have a deductible. ben: it is possible to save a little money on prescriptions with a few small steps. step one, talk to your doctor. sounds obvious, but ask lots of questions like is there a sayed owns acton pharmacy. >> not every generic will work for every individual. for the most part, ask your doctor for a generic if there's one in that class of drug you're being treated for. ben: there's more. ask for a free sample. you might get two weeks' worth. ask your doctor if other similar medications might also work. very similar drugs might have very different prices. take statins. they're used to improve cholesterol. under my plan, are $600 for a 90-day supply. but lipitor and pravachol are much less. shop around. diff

newscenter 5's ben simmoneau has what should you know in tonight's ben has your back. it was a protocol she never expected. >> they told me not to take the phone from my ear or they'd shoot my daughter. ben: the girl now being held hostage, and they were many thousands in cash. >> they were going to kill her. ben: they knew what town you lived in. they lose circumstances around the community? >> yes. : it was convincing? so convincing, she went to the bank and got a money order. but it was all a scam. her daughter was safe. shows what i thought it was a scam from the get-go, but was afraid maybe it wasn't. >> we see this quite often. ben: norwood police chief william brooks says these scams are on the rise. the world, but spoof a phone number. here is another scam. >> we have an arrest warrant against you. right now, you and your physical property both are being monitored. ben: a caller acts as an agent of the irs claiming you owe money or face imprisonment -- except the irs will never call you. and they'll certainly never ask you to pay by reading a gift card number o

ben roethlisberger has faced a bevy of browns qb's, and corey kluber up for the cy young this season. he fractured his left shoulder on this collision against the eagles. he has been cleared for noncontact activity. he can throw but is not ready to be tackled yet. once he begins practicing browns have 21 days to activate him. perhaps robert griffin will be the starting quarterback in week 17. this week cody kessler will match up against ben roethlisberger. today big ben was asked if you could name l quarterbacks he's faced in his career. he responded, no chance. we looked it up. we could name them all. check it out. his first game in 2004, the quarterback was jeff garcia. then it was charlie frye. bruce grad grad, loved him. brady quinn, colt mccoy, brandon weeden, johnny hoyer, johnny manziel. big ben has faced 13 different he's 20-2 against cleveland. >> do we want a guy like him that can win? absolutely. he's won super bowls, division titles. he's done everything that you can do. so i think our team, our organization, we want to have a guy that we can say is a winning super bowl di

if you have a story for "ben has your back," a product, a scam, email me. i'm ben simmoneau, wcvb newscenter 5. announcer: now your stormteam 5 forecast with meteorologist kelly ann cicalese. antoinette: just looked at the wow. kelly ann: frost advisories for some areas toward the cape. but you know what? this is the thing. we're starting off chilly. it will get milder. the sun is breaking out a bit, too, as we head into the afternoon. that's enough to bring us into the 50's in the height of the afternoon today. not too far off from where we should be for this time of year. our satellite and radar imagery showing some clouds that are moving through especially as we move just to our north. at not so much a cold front but what we call a weak surface trough. basically what this is doing, it's a little disturbance in the atmosphere that's producing some snowfall as we move into far northern parts of vermont and new hampshire and even through areas of canada. a very cool sprinkle and rain pushing through as well will likely be missing us, but we're watching that

dozen and has nothing in common with ben roethlisberger not as big or successful and has to do it another way. as for ben a staggering 20-2 against the browns in his career and seems to embody anything you want in an afc north quarterback. >> oh, no. >> that's a hot question. what we need is a winning quarterback. obviously ben has a lot of great comparing him to guys on the roster. do we want a guy to win like him? absolutely. >> andrew hawkins and josh mccown from the meeting on capitol hill and speaker of the house paul ryan tweeted this out five nfl players tackling the subject of police brutality. >> republican and democrat. we met with everybody. it is great dialogue. like i said, i am thankful to create the change. >>> tackling it on tailgate sunday and follow it up in the 5th quarter. >> and on cleveland 19. back to the steelers. i wasn't optimistic to begin with. this doesn't help. this is how james harrison is getting ready for sunday. 38-year-old james harrison. i don't remember how much weight is on there. the bar is steelers lost four straight and obviously for not lack of tr

the driver has minor injuries. jc: ben nationwide, thanksgiving celebrations come with a sense of caution, given the terror threats around the world. abc's elizabeth hur explains the heightened security at the macy's thanksgiving day parade in new york city. reporter: on this holiday all about tradition for families -- from new york city to , troops despite being away from family spent thanksgiving day feeling grateful. >> i have lots of friends and coworkers. >> this day was all about staying vigilant. >> we have millions of spectators. everyone seems to be having a good time. that included closing sidestreets with 80 troops and 100 locker cars. isis propaganda called the parade an excellent target. >> it has been great. everything has been great. >> there were no credible threats but to be safe they even visited 135 truck rental sites to make sure no one suspicious tried to rent one. >> it is better to be safe than sorry. there were no reported incidents. thanksgiving. >> we are still one people. part of something bigger

. >> reporter: ben has denied being alt-right. it's members are usually educated right wing males with th're difficult to find because of wide range of members thoswh believe america will ?+ look out for itself and those >> instead of asking what's good good for us.they ask what's >> reporter: thomas mane at baruch clege inew yk city has been following the movement for years. he said after the great cession that the country's increasing minority polation, many white men begin to feel left out of the political process. >> i thi what happened is, all of those shocks to the sysm thinking is not working for pus. >> what do you s to people who roups lik yours racist >> the word "racist" doesn't have any?o meaning anymore. 's basically calling me a mn old gu >> dyou discriminate against peop because of the color of their skin? >> we'reiscr dinating in all sorts of things of life. i discriminate all the time. discriminating is living. >> that was?. re62?+?dporting. >>> cing up on yr local news on "cbs this morning," febook under fire for

. >> reporter: ben has denied being alt-right. it's members are usually educated right wing males with wide range of views. they're difficult to find because of wide range of members those who believe america will look out for who believe in white domination. >> instead of asking what's good for the world, they ask what's good for us. >> reporter: thomas mane at baruch college in new york city has been following the movement for years. he said after the great recession that the country's increasing minority population, many white men begin to feel left out of the political process. >> i think what happened is, all of those shocks to the system say, gee, our current way of thinking is not working for pus. >> what do you say to people who call groups like yours racist? >> the word "racist" doesn't have any meaning anymore. it's basically calling me a mean old guy. >> do you discriminate against people because of the color of their skin? >> we're discriminating in all sorts of things of life. i discriminate all the time. discriminati

this morning, ben has your back. ben: you can watch television just about anywhere today, but there's nothing quite like watching it like this on a big, year for many, there's one more choice, 4k. those new ultra-hi-def tvs are as cheap as ever. >> the prices have come down drastically. ben: it's called all sorts of thing, but alan king of best buy says manufacturers make two kinds of 4k tv's, a the difference -- the premium tv's will have richer color. a tech expert says you still may want to hold off. >> if you are going to buy a television set under 60 inches, you do not need a 4k set. ben: almost all tv's are amazon came with fire which said that tv may be recording a conversation and sending them to a third party. >> some people are scared the tv is listening all the time. it's listening for the key word that's going to turn it on. ben: many smart tv's are tracking viewing habits. the channels and shows you watched and feeding back that dad. >> it's going to understand your preferences and over time it's going to

ben has your back. ben: you can watch television just about anywhere today, but there's nothing quite like watching it like this on a big, flat, beautiful screen. but so many choices and this year for many, there's one more choice, 4k. those new ultra are cheaper than ever. >> the prices have come down drastically, making them more affordable to just about anybody out there. ben: it's called suhd, super h.d. but allen king of best buy says manufacturers make two kindz of the difference -- the premium tv's will have richer color. a tech expert says you still may want to hold off. >> if you are going to buy a television set under 60 inches, you do not need a 4k set. no matter what anybody tells you. you will not see the difference. ben: almost all tv's are internet connected, smart tv's, many with voice recognition. samsung came under fire for fine print which appeared to warn tv owners the tv might be recording conversations and sending them to a third party. that's not exactly the case. >> some people ar

it has been shared thousands of times, with the hashtag "cup for ben". so far, ten cups are on the way to marc and ben's home. "tommee tippee" is also working with this family to find any left-over cups from a decade ago. we'll be right back now maverick helicopters is offering a yoga any other, you can practice your yoga poses while overlooking the valley of fire! maverick helicopters teamed up with "silent savasana"... for the private flight to the top of the valley of fire. it's a 75-minute private yoga session on top of a cliff, only accessible by helicopter. the adventure ends with a flight over the las vegas strip and downtown. the excursion also includes limo coach transportation from the strip to maverick helicopters. good morning i'm cassandra jones with fox5. our coldest morning start since february is expected today with overnight lows dropping into the low 40s and upper 30s around the las vegas valley, staying above freezing tonight. outside the valley, pahrump and kingman where lows bottom out between 25 and 30 degrees. a freeze warning is i

ben has your back. what you're really getting with 4k and what your tv may be doing that you didn't realize. kelly ann? kelly ann: the sun is breaking out today, but temperatures are holidays are about joy again. where days are filled with magic instead of madness. at t.j. maxx, marshalls and homegoods, we've imagined the holidays this way for decades. and always have amazing prices on popular brands and thoughtful gifts. it's time to bring back the holidays antoinette: good morning. 8:10. welcome back. your economy this sunday morning. a new call for raising the minimum wage. events are planned for tuesday in cambridge and logan airport for the national day of action to fight for $15 an hour. right now, massachusetts workers are some of the highest paid in the u.s. the minimum wage is set to hit $11 an hour on january 1. a big slice of black friday sales made online inste stores. shoppers spending over $3 billion on purchases made over the internet. that's up more than 21% from last year, according to a

ben has your back spelling out the vulnerabilities and what >> you're watching newscenter 5 at 5:30. jc: a request to the president-elect from religious leaders. roman catholic bishops asking for humane policies against immigrants and receive few skis. they say serving refugees is part of their identities as catholic and they pledge to continue the ministry. the hope is that the new administration will be the new statistics showing hate crimes are up from last year. the fbi saying there is a 67% surming in crimes against -- surge in crimes against muslims this is only as high as after the terror attacks. they contribute it to a growing number in reporting by victims. >> ben: now the protests keep growing, but there are still now, an interview on "60 minutes." reporter: from maryland to california another day of demonstrations. protesters are out once again marching against donald trump's election and raising concerns over the hate crimes and violence reported across the country since election day. including a california teenager attacked in school after she hoped trump would win. >>

tonight ben has your back with jc: it is the trial of a unarmed black man. they gave him an account that wags different than cell phone video of the shootings. walter scott pulled out the service weapon. he was shot eight times after he was pulled over for a traffic stop. >> ben: tonight we remember janet reno. she was at the epicenter of serving as u.s. attorney general. we look back at her life. >> shy was the first womb is serve sas -- serve as attorney general. appointed by president bill clinton she served for nearly eight years. she was one of the administration's most figures. >> i tell people if they don't like what is going on in the government they shouldn't stand on the sidelines, but get involved. it is important. reporter: earlier in her tenure she faced criticism for the deadly raid on the branch tau individual reasont compound in waco, texas where a sect leader and 80 others died. then reno figured into several controversies. in the in the spring of 2000 she angered her community when she authorized elian gonzalez. he was taken from the home o

ben has what you are really getting with 4k and what your tv might be doing that you don't realize. >> we like to think of together. but this year's election left many families divided. next, five things you can do to >> caught on camera, a burning pickup truck. flames sparked by a child's toy. a w ride-on dump truck was in the back of the truck when it caught fire. firefighters struggled to put out the flames. >> the officer said the flames looked -- appeared to be 15, 20 feet high. it was pretty shocking. >> toys "r" us pulled the toy truck from shelves, saying the incidence appears to be isolated but further investigation is needed. >> the curtain has come down on the big apple circus. entertaining around the world. in its chapter 11 ftheiling circus says it has assets of almost $4 million but owes more than twice that. at its peak, the big apple staged more than 300 shows in manhattan. a spokesman says it hopes someone will buy the circus and reopen it. now the new trend. a woman who wants to work but wi flexible s. join a company and use social media sales. newscenter 5's erika t

ben carson has kind of announced that he has been offered that job and he is take it. ben carson has no qualifications in housing and urban development, and no expertise in that field whatsoever. field or shown an interest in it. and by the field, i mean housing and urban development, not just having ever been to an urban area. he did endorse donald trump after donald trump compared him to a child molester, said he was an incurrable murdering maniac. so after you endorse somebody once they said that about you, that's got to count for woo-hoo! large today over another one of the president-elect's personnel announcements. u.n. ambassador. the u.n. ambassador nomination has taken on sort of unusual weight in this transition, particularly because it's the first personnel announcement made by the transition since what i continue to believe is just their outrageously super-duper controversial decision to name general mike flynn as national security adviser. choice for a job as important as national security adviser, especially a job that is designed to bring in all points of

joshua hutton: ben has been included in our family and just made it more fun. judy hutton: i have learned that the dogs would need regular checkups. joshua hutton: taking care of their health and wellness is extremely important, getting the preventative care they need. judy hutton: i chose vip pet care because it's convenient, affordable, and very friendly. and tick products, as well as microchipping. we provide those services at retailers and our community veterinary clinics. judy hutton: they provide a high quality of care for our pets. they also provide a good affordable pricing for our family. joshua hutton: and you can tell truly that they care about the animals. they take great care of them while they were there. it's like they're their own pets. judy hutton: pet adoption was important to me because i wanted to give a dog a loving home with a lot of love and a lot of attention. natalie morales: from actors to reality stars to morning show hosts, adopting a pet can bring you so much joy. so we teamed up with people magazine to find out how some of your fav

the ben has been extra jammed when we had that strike. >>> for now we should expect your normal morning are running normally but david you can expect delays 10 to 20 minutes. that what we've been seeing even after the strike. >> all right karen. >>> on the big board we have rain on storm tracker6 live double scan pushing through chester county getting through parts of northern delaware county and getting close to philadelphia county. >>> steadier cells farther to the back probably roll in later on. if you're dressing the kids i'd arm them with rain gear on the way to and home from school even if it isn't raining right now on the bus stop because it does look like today is going fairly damp. if you had plans to head out there's really no best time of day i can recommend. 51 degrees by 8 o'clock, 53 by 10:00. 55 by noon. still rather cool by 3 o'clock. about 58 degrees reading is going to be your high and then back to 48 by 6 o'clock and really at just about any time today there's the chance that it could be raining. matt and tam. >> thank you david. you can find the seven-day forecast an

it has been shared thousands of times, with the hashtag "cup for ben". so far, ten cups are on the way to marc and ben's home. "tommee tippee" is also working with this family to find any left-over cups from a decade ago. sometimes we can't help sometimes we can't help ourselves... and sneak in an online shopping trip at work. but don't feel too bad about it! we'll look at why more bosses are getting onboard with letting their employees shop on and a girl is leaving behind a legacy at her middle school. how students will benefit from her kindness... as she heads to high school your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is coming up next you're watching fox5 news at 4. player-- kris bryant-- can now has another title to go with his world series championship. the las vegas native has been named the 20-16 "national league most valuable player." bryant graduated from bonanza high school where he played for their varsity team. he was drafted into the major leagues in 20-13. this is the first m-v-p title of his career. it comes two week after the chicago cub's historic w

. >> marc carter son, ben, has severe autism and he is now 14 refuses to drink from any other cup. the cups are now discontinued and the one he has is disintegrating. carter took to social media to find more and he said several cups are now being shipped from as far away as australia. tommee tippee is helping coordinate the social media efforts and the delivery to the family. >>> popular walt disney world theme park. we aren't sure what they are. epcot will undergo a transformation and the announcement comes at the most recent disney fan convention in orlando. exactly what imagine years have in store is a secret. there are rumors about a guardians of the galaxy ride or a roller coaster. stay with us. >>> a warm-up with temperatures approaching 70 by the afternoon dose 80, and we will hit 80 by thanksgiving with a warm day for tomorrow. if you have some pictures, keep that in mind. >> yes. >>> and elephant ditch filled with water in zimbabwe and some folks who scouted the area saw him and called for help. >> he was pulled out with the tractor and released into the wild. >>> today's t

has been referred to the da's office. reporter: as well as the district attorney. live in hyde park shaun chaiyabhat wcvb nc5. ben: thank you. the syrian city of aleppo is nearly out of food the u.n. has not been able to access aleppo since july. all eight of their hospitals are barely functioning. the city, held by rebels, has been under siege by syrian forces and bombed repeatedly by state will use chemical weapons against civilians and the iraqi military in mosul. there is an effort underway to retake the city from isis. but a new analysis of the terror groups tactics found they have used chemical weapons at least 71 times in iraq and syria over the past two years. the analysis says chlorine and mustard agents are the most likely chemicals to be used in mosul. jc: a dark day in american history marked today. it's now been 63-years since the murder of president john f. kennedy. texas. jfk was 46-years-old when he was killed. the accused gunman, lee harvey oswald, was shot and killed by an assassin two days later. ben: we go inside. jc: to see what police permits are doing to make sure evidence is not compromise

newscenter 5's ben simmoneau has the breaking details, ben? ben: the men were shot as they responded to a reported armed home invasion. as the police arrived, the suspect drove off but was tracked down a few blocks away. one sergeant approached the car and that is when we are told the suspect got out and began firing , killing sergeant paul tuzzollo, a 41-year-old married father of two. >> a man who committed his life to protecting all of us. ben the second sergeant hit several times in the leg and is said to be in serious condition this evening. ed: breaking news involving a special forces soldier from new hampshire. staff sargent david whitcher was taking part in a diving drill off the coast of key west, florida when he was killed. whitcher was 30-years-old and a native of bradford, new hampshire. maria: breaking from new jersey, a suspect is in custody, after three people were stabbed at rutgers university. the school was on lockdown after the attack this afternoon at the university's business school. a rutgers spokesperson says 3 people in

has praised mrs. hailey. during the primary, she endorsed marco rubio. and former presidential candidate ben carson has been offered the role of of housing you are been development. >> we cannot have a strong nation with a weak inner city. >> reporter: geez walking back several campaign promises. during an interview with the new york times, he has walked back some promises including to investigate. >> reporter: he said what he does not want to hurt the clintons. he does not. >> the time reports that mr. trump has reconsidered instituting water boarding techniques after hearing that his general for national security is not in favor >>> senior high school kelly mccaulie and officer ramos went around the city to place books. it is for a girl scout project. she repurposes all water distense sers and fills them with books for adults and kids. >> i think reading is important for education. >> she took time out of her schedule to make she is individual libraries and collected all these books to be putting in at the libraries and it shows she is a hard worker and very dedicated and very passionate >

doug: a big buy this time of year, flat screen tv's, and ben has your back. what you're really getting with 4-k. and what your tv may be temperatures stay cool. plus i'm tracking our next chance of showers for this week. got any good gift ideas? is gonna be my gift ? ? no extra charges ? ? cash stays in your pocket ? ? it's got hd streaming others are too stingy... ? (deep voice) with verizon you look awesome. ? you wanted more data and look what santa gave ya ? ? verizon keeps you going with that always-on data ? ? 4g lte that's a lotta speed ? ? think about it n' you'll say... ? (deep voice) "that's the deal of my dreams." on the best network for only $50 per month. antoinette: good morning and welcome back. a new call for a raising the minimum wage. events are planned for tuesday in cambridge and at logan airport for the national day of action to fight for $15 an hour. right now, massachusetts workers are some of the highest paid in the u.s, the minimum wage is set sales, made online instead of in stores. shoppers spent over $3 billion on purchases made ov

ben: that idea has gone viral. thousands of people are participating on facebook writing their own letters to trump and asking him to be kinder. melinda: a rally in new york at a park named after one of the beastie boys. park with a swastika and the words go trump. a new york state senator organized the rally along with adam ad-rock horovitz one of the beastie boys. the brooklyn park is named after adam yauch another member of the band who died in 2012. >> adam grew up in brooklyn, grew up as part of the jewish faith and spent a lot of his life fighting for the respect for all people. and for peace. the fact this playground named for him is particularly tragic and vile. melinda: actor ben stiller attended the rally too. the swastikas have been painted over now flowers and positive messages are covering the playground. ben: new this morning, kanye west has canceled a concert after cutting a show short and going on a bizarre rant. he talked about politics and fame. he criticized beyonce and called out her husband jay

>> speaking of not safe, melissa's husband ben falcon has been in harm's way a couple of times, too. you know what? >> and her boss in "tammy". >> she's disgruntled. >> ben who is the life of the party when melissa gets divorced and goes back to college pops up for cameos in nearly all of his wife's films. >> uh-oh, what's that? >> i have to get back to my seat. >> he always has a role. >> he didn't get hit by anything. i think maybe that's the first time. >> we see her daughter, too, in the boss that's the youngest, georgette on the left and here, the oldest vivian plays a younger version of melissa. >> what's the matter with me? >> they're in it because they're always on set, and i like them to know that when you're here and not with them we're actually working. i do think sometimes it's good for them to come and see you stand still. >> to complete the family affair, melissa and ben's father michael and steve make cameos here. they had one other super quick moment. >> i had "the boss," i slammed a door. ♪ ♪ >> i slam it better than anybody. >> you moved the whole family to atlanta.

our ben handelman has details on the reactions pouring in... including from dassey's hometown of mishicot. brendan dassey will not be leaving this prison in portage this week. the 7th circuit court of appeals in chicago, overruling a lower state appeals. prosecutors are fighting a ruling that tossed dassey's convction in august for his role in the rape and murder of teresa halbach. the changing decisions have come so fast--- in dassey's hometown of mishicot, newspaper headlines are outdated. in this small village-- brendan really got coexed into a lot of things. there is a sense of disapointment. that's wrong. it's like picking up mud and picking it up at a wall and seeing what is going to come in here do not think he should be in there. is the talk of the town in the busineeses down the road from the property where dassey and his uncle steven avery once lived. i just think they are getting his hopes up. they should let him out. while they back dassey--- most we talked to don't feel the same about stephen avery. a lot of people think he should

has not yet been found. the cause of the fire is under investigation. ben: brockton police are looking for whoever pulled the trigger in a shooting outside a party early this morning. police reponded to the corner of lawrence and perkins streets, just after 4 this morning. our partners at wicked local report that a 27-year-old man and a 32-year-old man were injured both hit in the shoulder. the victim told police someone was having a party, and an argument broke out at the door. both victims w jc: ben nationwide, thanksgiving celebrations come with a sense of caution, given the terror threats around the world. abc's elizabeth hur explains the heightened security at the macy's thanksgiving day parade in new york city. reporter: on this holiday, that's all about tradition for families, from new york city, to philadelphia, and overseas, where us troops, despite being thanksgiving day, feeling grateful, u.s. -- grateful. for law enforcement back in new york, this day was all about staying vigilant. >> we have thousands of cops out there. millions of spectators

wisn 12 news' ben hutchison has more on the regulations you need to know about. >> the wildlife area is just one spot for hunting. the weather feeling more like fall and hunting season. i spoke with brett with the dnr. he says tags are no longer the animals. also, clarification on the new clothing option. >> hunters can wear blaze pink. they still have to have ground blinds covered in blaze orange. >> he says the wind can affect how loud it is. dear also tend to be less active. sheldon: the pastor to feel love and unity is taking his mission to the pump. they gave away free cast. it are a lot of people. one woman telling us that she waited almost two hours. the pastor want to do help 100 drivers before thanksgiving. >> we are absolutely pumped and excited. why? we get the opportunity to be the consciousness that's being shifted. sheldon: this was the church's fourth gas giveaway. and over at 10th and atkinson, the black panthers helped needy families get ready for thanksgiving and the cooler weather. they gave kids coats, hats, gloves and scarves. and each family also got a turkey. t

ben carson has been teasing an announcement about his future plans on social media. there's not a lot of suspense here. he and donald trumpe dr. carson has been offered the job. it may just be a matter of when that is announced. >>> our partners at the warn wash post are -- washington post are reporting that mike pence and his family are moving into a rental home in the chevy chase area of dc. he is also the head of the trump transition team. and that means spending more time in washington on a regular basis. >>> the virginia father of a protecting his unit in iraq will be publishing a memoir. he spoke at the democratic national convention and campaigned for hillary clinton. he an ongoing feud with donald trump throughout the campaign. >>> challenging election results for governor, unofficial ruts show democt leading republican governor incumbent pat mccrory about 7,700 votes. the group wants to block the north carolina board of elections from soifring the results until -- certifying the results until it's able to verify addresses. >>> a dozen children remain in the

ben carson has been offered the job of secretary of the department of housing and urban development but he has not yet accepted the offer. he did tweak an announcement is forthcoming about my role helping to make america great again. romney among those under consideration for secretary of state. >> he is certainly a worthwhile and worthy candidate. >> local leaders on both sides of the aisle are lending to support to mitt romney reported to be on the short list for secretary of state. >> i have worked with governor romney. i think that governor romney would be a good choice. met saturday. >> we had far-reaching conversation with regards to the various theaters in the world. >> he appreciated the oppoy to meet but during the campaign that was pure viiol from both. >>'s promises are as worthless as the degree from donald trump university. says just because donald trump ann romney were at each other's throat during the campaign does not mean they can't work effectively. >> i would point to our own administration whether or not people with different points of view can work together. a lot o

ben wagner has more. you spoke with the family? >> smith's cousin says the firing is welcome news. but he still wants brown charged in the august shooting. >> there is no victory or gesture. >> thaddeus says he is still mourning the logs of his killed by officer brownback in august. he joined community activists at a halloween event in sherman park, who is also reacting to the termination of hagan brown. >> it is not a charging, conviction or anything of that nature. they should have done that a lock time ago. >> the release of brown results from sexual assault charges. in a statement, quote, department members shall obey local ordinances an federal laws, whether all or off duty. monday, fake head stones of people killed by police put newspaper sherman park. smith's cousin says it is necessary. >> that scene over there is like that. that is what is going on in this community. >> alderman sent a letter demanding video of the shooting. >> the ball is in their corner >> and the d.a.'s office says they have no comment concerning that letter. so far the video is not being made public. i