the boston herald, it is, as the name implies, based in boston. it's widely read in new hampshire, particularly in the heavily populated southern part of new hampshire. in the boston herald tonight issued the endorsement in the republican primary and they have given their endorsement to chris christie. so says the boston herald tonight. you want him to go down there with a mop? i told you it was fstuff starts to get weird. we have a lot ahead. 'm walking s unpredictable one thing i need to be predictable is to be flake free. because i have used head and shoulders for 20 years. used regularly, it removes up to 100% of flakes keeping you protected every week, every month, every year you ready ma? always life is unpredictable, so embrace it! head and shoulders. live flake free for life hundreds of crash simulations. thousands of hours of painstaking craftsmanship. and an infinite reserve of patience... ...to create a vehicle that looks, drives and thinks like nothing else on the road. the all-new glc. the suv the world has been waiting for. starting

the boston herald is based in boston. it's widely read in new hampshire in the heavily populate southern part of new hampshire. it just issued its endorsement in the republican presidential primary and they have given their endorsement to chris christie. they said he's a smart and principled candidate with a real shot at uniting his party and broadening its appeal in november. so says the boston herald tonight. you want him to go down there with a mop. i told you this is when stuff starts to get weird. got a lot ahead tonight. stay with us. >>> one county that flooded. i don't know from where all over the state since we have 21 counties where that's happened. second, i don't know what you expect me to do. you want me to go down there with a mop. >> new jersey governor chris christie in new hampshire asking sarcastically if he should clean up the storm damage in his state with a mop. i think there were two counties that flooded, not just the one. that sarcastic retort tonight at a town hall to a very nervous young woman, t

the boston globe has announced its support for case against president this is the boston herald through its support behind chris kristi. they have large odds audience in new hampshire. kristi as well as case at are hoping for strong's numbers in the state the unit new hampshire >> in other news right now former police chief known for his facebook rant and a book about is called out for his act criminal activity in court. about that she subjected to stacy fry has more. >> this is the man who seemed you well respected and admired. but a treatment of his coworkers customers job in his reputation. before he was subdued doubles will charges she detailed the arrest that physical assault that she and durable he was chief unlawful restraint and unauthorized used of property. they sentence of former chief to probation and ordered him to pay untruths being spoken really tested my safe and woman said. you can never work and law enforcement again he also must he said accused of taking. some of anything accused that went missing while he was in office. we do have some light rain it's coming down at

the boston herald is based in boston. it's widely read in new hampshire in the heavily populate southern part of new hampshire. it just issued its endorsement in the republican presidential primary and they have given their endorsement to chris christie. they said he's a smart and principled candidate with a real shot at uniting his party and broadening its appeal in november. so says the boston herald tonight. you want him to go down there with a mop. i told you this is when stuff starts to get weird. got a lot ahead tonight. stay with us. up clues, create opportunity, and weave messages that lead to sales. these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. these are the hands, the hands that drive commerce, that build business across borders. these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. can a a subconscious. mind? a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? >>> one county

. >> your apology came on the same day you got endorsed by the boston "herald". was the timing a coincidence or an effort to move past the storm and focus? >> i said at the night before. the only reason. was not fair to him. >> the endorsement was a big deal. >> be endorsedthe endorsed by the most conservative newspaper in boston in the primary. newspapers and new bill: bill: "high speed chase",. >> this was a subway monday. police are looking for this guy. if you see him. >> where were you on monday? [laughter] >> very dangerous. >> cadets at the citadel military school are in trouble after social media posts surfaced of the mooring ku klux klan like pillowcases over their head. upper-class been ordered carols. the investigationsthe investigations revealed the cadets did not mean to be offensive. bill: you are chasing a story that starts in oregon where ranchers and businessmen are held up in a standup. they have demands. ranchers. one of the guys that was holding out but uninteresting challenge to governor christie. >> a us sumo champion also on related to the

while the "boston herald" endorses chris christie for the republican nomination. and a brand-new cnn poll released within just the past hour shows nationally donald trump is favored by 40% of republican voters, more than doubling that of second-place ted cruz. live in the newsroom, kris anderson, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: kris, thanks. don't forget 7's dan hausle is headed out to iowa for the caucuses and his live reports begin thursday right here on 7. >> sarah: new this morning, a local family is among the ten families that have reached a settlement with the owners of the sunken cargo ship "el faro." the company will pay each family ship had been overdue for repairs. the family of winthrop native keith griffin is included in the settlement. 33 people were on board the ship when it sank last year. >>> families in flint michigan concerned about their exposure to lead will be able to get tested for free. today's event will test children up to six years old. the national guard has been helping the people in flint by providing bottled water. that's le

. >>> another enforcement the boston herald throwing its support behind chris christy. new approach to address the epidemic, they invited users to a bimonthly meeting on opioid abuse, tonight is going to focus on a drug used to help treat addiction. >>> new this morning senator edward is blocking the commission of the food and drug administration for painkillers. the democrat wants the agency to consider addiction when determining which are safe. also wants the fda to rescind approval . >>> multiple reports say dave just finished his second season with the team, his firing comes a day after brady got pounded in denver. times didn't help that the offensive line was decimated by injuries this season. >> brady and teammates will not be going to the pro bowl. jamie colins will also miss his first trip to the pro bowl. tom brady is getting some love, his wife tweeted this picture of brady hugging their kids and capture reads, i can't handle it. so much love. >> we've got much more, what red line commuters need to know. >>> why you may be experiencing delays once again during the morning rus

the boston herald has endorsed chris christie in the boston globe is recommending ohio governor john kasich to new hampshire voters. >>> a heartbreaking story of animal abuse. >> next, how you can help police find the person who abandoned this starving dog in the cold. >>> dangerous inmates on the run. have a skipped a maximum- security prison and why investigators believe they had inside help. >>> plus, neighbors living on the an but not for long. the race to get people out. >> and tonight's number of the night $1.83, the average price massachusetts. down another three cents. new england's energy comes from a pool of energy producers. eversource buys it at a set market price and delivers it to you. but that pool is shrinking, causing energy supply rates to go up and down. so we're working with partners across the region to increase our natural gas supply hydropower from canada. we're leading the way toward the solution... because more energy means lower energy supply rates for you. >>> animal control officers are asking for your help to find the person who abandoned and abused this

locally for the boston herald and politics. welcome to urban update, gentlemen, thank you for coming in on this martin luther king day weekend. we opened up, as you just heard, with a clip about king preaching about black being beautiful. i don't know how many people heard that particular clip. what did you hear listening to that? >> man: i thought it was a great clip. great because the further we get away from martin's assassination, the more sanitized he becomes. he had this way about focussing laser like on the critical issues of the day. and the issue of race and how black people are understood by the larger society. how black people are understood themselves. he knew was equally important as any legislation, in terms of community and redeeming the soul of america. >> kevin, you followed king's life and he expired you as a democracy activist in terms of talking about civil rights. is he talking about something else? we're talking about king and demock democracy. >> man: he sort of articulated in very clear and ro bust terms

the "boston herald" endorsed governor christie. i don't think it will matter much. >> he is making headlines. exchange he had at a town hall. >> thanks. >>> the patriots disappointed the season is over. we all are. they are today showing gratitude to their fans. edelman sending out this tweet: and rob gronkowski sent out this tweet: >>> still to come. >> they defied odds and they are getting a chance to thank rescuers. >> the trouble in waltham. a massive water main break takes out a major road. we are live at the scene of the >>> fiery crash landing in the woods in new hampshire. the pilot and passenger are saying thanks to the people who rescued them. the pilot and his passenger were badly injured in the small plane went down in june. >> they are reunited with their rescuers and get a chance to say thank you. >> reporter: dramatic survival >> are we going down? i said, yeah. i knew i couldn't maintain the lift. >> reporter: it is being told publicly for the first time in a conference room. >> i realized the door was pinned to the

and after the game, a little concern, a reporter from the boston herald saw edelman going reporting. >> edelman responding saying, players can't speak much but i feel good enough to prepare for next week. and we saw what edelman does for that offense and good part of the win. >> it's great to get out there. where he left off. >> i play the plays. >> i know the offense, and tom knows me. and i stayed, the coaches kept me in mentally. >> i think he's worked his tail off, he's been one of the hardest workers i have played with. and one of the most determined young men on this team. >> edelman nine weeks removed from a joint fracture looked like himself. >> i have been through injuries and it's not easy to come back in mid-season and have a performance like that. you have to give him credit for the hard work. >> the rob gronkowski and the edelman combo lifted the >> it's pretty cool, only four teams playing next weekend and we're one of them. >> hard earned. you face a lot of teams, yeah, see what happens next week. >> so it's on to, we will find out tomorrow. joe, the players will not g

the boston herald's ron bourgess to take a look at it tonight at 11:25 on sports extra. >> there will not be a super newton and the panthers. dominant first half performance olson putting that up. wilson trying to orchestrate a comeback, seattle outscores carolina 24-0 in the second half, but they can't recover the on-sidekick with just over a minute left. the panthers hold on 31-24 and will host arizona in the nfc championship game next sunday. >> gives it up to smart and crowder for two. missed it, and ball game. >> a wild sequence in washington as the celtics are in their third straight win last night at the buzzer. celtics finally closing out a close game earning their first win in a game decided by three points or less, they're 0-5 in the bruins headed to their tuesday night showdown in montreal, bouncing back from the three-game slide with a second straight win beating toronto at the garden, and thanks to the go ahead goal with 47 seconds left in regulation. and right now the steelers are >> and 7 news at 6:00. thanks for joining us. the new year means a house full of new device

the boston herald reports most of the guns were illegally owned. 162 were imlegally owned and the status of the other 400 are unclear. the massachusetts chief sub police association says the information is a start, but the data needs to dig deeper to figure out how the guns are getting into criminals' hands in the first place. >>> this morning, still no comment from denver broncos quarterback peyton man being sunday's showdown with the new england patriots. brady said it will be fun to face manning again in the afc championship game. the fourth time the qbs have squared off. man has won two of the match-ups. yesterday, brady talked about the rivalry and respect famer hall of famers. >> i think we have just known each other for a long time and being in the same profession for all of these years and different events, we developed a good friendship. julie brady has dominated, they met 16 times and patriots have won 11. brady has been to twice as as many super bowls. he won four super bowls to one for peyton. >>> hundreds of pats' fans are for sunday's game. what pats' fans heading to denver

and the boston herald olle -- polled 57% to 37%. donald trump is an even bigger leave. -- lead. ted cruz next with 13. jeb bush and marco rubio and heather: kasich is the only candidate in new hampshire today. the ohio governor' s meeting with voters and salem. he is outlining his plans to reduce the national debt and create jobs. he it is not even planned to be in iowa tomorrow. he will host three of us in new hampshire instead. reid: some breaking news. a umass student is found dead in a campus building. the body was found this morning inside the bathroom in ball h all. the circumstances surrounding the death -- no other information has been released but it is not suspicious. it is the body of a 28-year-old student but not a campus resident. heather: a live look at the boston skyline. feeling a whole lot like spring. mid 50' s today. mike: did you like it? mike: this is really unusual stuff. do not get too used to it. i' ve some cooler weather by the end of the week. the high temperature-57 degrees. look at the low temperatures this morning. 38 degrees. typically this time of

. >>> the boston herald reporting that chandler jones was admitted to norwood hospital on sunday morning after he showed up at the foxboro police department with a medical emergency. jones has been at the patriots facility this week and has been present for each practice each day since sunday. >>> on the chief's side alex smith is keeping his fingers crossed. out today' practice for what the chiefs called a mild sprain. he needs all the help he can get as he gets set to dual with an all-time great tom brady. >> to be doing it as long as he has is -- that's remarkable. it's tough to put into words. we're not playing their offense. i don't think the mentality changes at all. >>reporter: and the celtics trying to snap a three game losing streak tonight taking on >>> thanks for watching is the economy rigged? well, the 15 richest americans acquired more wealth in two years than the bottom 100 million people combined. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultra-rich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensu

has a large audience in southern new hampshire, the first-in-the-nation primary s rival, "the boston herald," has thrown its support behind new jersey governor chris christie. the new hampshire primary will be held on february 9th. mark: let' s get another check on the forecast. randi: temperatures are going to tumble about 15 degrees into this afternoon. to not plan on it being as mild as it is right now all day. rain showers finishing up over the next two hours or so. all this is pretty light except south of the split at 71. right now 48-50 degrees across much of the area. we will be closer to 40 as we are out at the bus stop this morning. temperatures on the milder side i think it will feel like the upper 20' s for the second half of the day. temperatures are about to take a dip. we are talking highs back into the mid-upper 50' s. ' kyla: do not tease me. we are seeing pretty clear conditions to get us started. this is 71 at red bank. hopping into warren county, no problems. 71, 75 looks good at dixie highway. looks like some flashing lights on the southbound side but it is off to the sh

in the "boston herald" poll trump is at 33%, up from 26 in december. cruz is at 14%.ohn kasich is at 12%. that's up four points. and tomorrow the biggest newspaper in new england will print its endorsement of john kasich for the republican nomination. in endorsing john kasich "the boston globe" editorial board writes, "by voting for kasich new hampshire can reward a candidate whose politics have been largely positive and rebuke those candidates who have spent their campaign appealing to voters' fears and biases of those. donald trump has been easily the worst. once known primarily for his reality tv show trump has exploited anti-immigrant and anti-muslim sentiment to build a populist campaign that polls show attracts a hardcore segment of republican voters. his bigotry is toxic, and it requires a resounding electoral defeat." joining us now, alan wirzbicki, he's an editorial writer for the "boston globe," which endorsed john kasich for the republican nomination. alan, how did you come to that endorsement and was it difficult? how many rounds of voting in the editorial

they have severely disrupted service for competitors like the boston herald but no apologies to them. just their own readers and advertisers. >> i would say the advertisers have been very supportive. >> no complaints about readers not seeing their ads? >> absolutely but we can adjust that. >> have you >> yes. money loser? >> we knew there would be disruptions and we had but theed for it. >> has it been a money loser weeks? >> absolutely, yeah. long term, it will result in savings. >> originally they were hoping to save about $5 million. obviously, it will be a lot lower. he personally delivered 371 newspapers. something he hasn't done since he was 12 and, no, he said he did not get any tips. reporting live from dorchester, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> no tips. riding a bike in boston can be dangerous. in fact, it can be deadly. >> lawmakers heard emotional testimonies. new at 6:00, kelly is live at the scene of a recent crash. kelly? >> a notoriously dangerous you can see a memorial to one of many bikers, a death that prevented. >> christopher weale -- >> pushing to do more to save lives, a

the latest "boston herald"/franklin pierce poll finds bernie sanders' lead over hillary clinton has grown 16 points. up two from december. donald trump is 19 points ahead of ted cruz who's now in second by himself and chris christie who was in third in december falls to sixth. while john kasich moves up, trailing ted cruz by only two points. now speaking of kasich, he received a big endorsement from "the boston globe" yesterday which cited his experience and record of the results as governor. in addition to his commanding lead in new hampshire, bernie sanders can add this to his list of campaign pitches. ice cream flavor. ben & jerry's ben cohen has created bernie's yearnings for the presidential candidate, adding he has been a fan for 30 years. the flavor mint ice cream covered in solid chocolate. governor chris christie getting criticism from some new jersey residents over his decision to head back to new hampshire to campaign. while residents are cleaning up from the weekend's blizzard. however, christie wasn't even planning on returning to the home state at all, although jimmy fallon

this time from the "boston herald" which joins the new hampshire union leader in backing the new jersey governor. but some media outlets weren't as impressed. the new york star ledger ripped him as willfully ignorant of the storage coverage and he talked about leaving the garden state so quickly after this weekend's massive storm. >> why you here in new hampshire campaigning instead of there helping, serving the damage done by the coastal floodings by the storm? >> well, because it's already done. it's already done. >> okay. >> well, tell me why you think it isn't. what would you -- >> i mean, i have friends, family calling, sending me videos and pictures all over the state. >> all over the state? all over the state? really? there's been one county that's flooded in the state. one county. that was cape may county. the one county that flooded. i don't know from all over the state, since we have 21 county, where that happened. second, i don't know what you expect me to do. do you want me to go down with a mop? >> he said his lieutenant governor was working to assess the damage in cape may

fox25 learned that some boston herald subscribers are not getting their papers in time and blame their issue on the globe. the spokesperson tell the herald that the globe's decision to change delivery vendors have impacted the distribution of all newspapers in our markets, and as a result in our markets, and as a result, we are experiencing some late delivery the herald's long-term vender is working diligently to manage in disruption. the problems come at a time that every subscriber is precious to the "globe" and "herald" with subscriptions rapidly decline rapidly declining. 9 "herald" lost 28% of their print sub describers down to 2 print sub describers down to 260,000. "the globe" lost 10% bringing their toe toll to 172,000. late last night "globe" owner john henry sent a statement out apologize apologizing to globe readers saying that the company is working around the clock to fix the issues. >>> four suffolk down track workers want their lawsuit against a major casino developer to be considered again. the group claims that the wynn casino was improperly license because the state c

it appears to be expanding beyond the "boston globe." some" boston herald" subscribers are not getting their papers on time and they blame it on "the globe." the "globe"'s decision to change vendors have affected the impact of our vendors in our market and as a result we are experiencing some late delivery deliveries "the herald"'s long deliveries "the herald"'s long-time vepder is working dill gently to handle the disruption tampa it comes as every subscriber is precious to the globe and herald with subscriptions decline subscriptions declining. the herald lost 28% of their print subscribers over the last three years down to 65,000. the globe lost 10% of its print subscribers bringing their total to 172,000. owner john henry sent to ought statement apologize statement apologizing to "globe" leaders saying the company is working around the clock to fix the issues. >>> 4:10. four suffolk down track workers want their lawsuit against a considered again. considered again. the group claims that the wynn casino was improperly license law. a judge dismissed their claim saying they didn't hav

the announcement yesterday...just one day after endorsing democrat hillary the more conservative boston herald says they're supporting new jersey governor chris christie. both papers have large audiences in new hampshire...the firststate in the nation to hold a primary. it's right around the corner--february 9th. a terrifying scene in ohio when a semi skids off the road. it was all caught on camera...take a look. this all happened earlier this month when a police officer was directing traffic at the scene of an accident. then a semi drives over some train tracks and stops. but when the officer waves him on.. the crossing arm comes down and traps the truck with the train coming. that's when the train plows into the semi.. launching it into the officer. incredibly.. the officer and truck driver are expectedto be okay. if you're looking for a the 'm' resort is holding a 3-day job fair to fill 90 spots before the 20- 16 pool season. they're looking for people to work at both the 'm' resort pool and daydream pool club. positions include cocktail servers.. bartenders.. lifeguards.. security officers

the boston herald newspaper announced that it is endorsing christie for president. the paper called christie a trusted leader with a real shot at uniting republicans ahead of the november general election. the newspaper also complimented called "gutsy" on the campaign trial ... turning to the democrats.. and there's talk of adding another debate before the new hampshire primary. hillary clinton says she wants the debate. to some, it's a sign she's worried about bernie sanders' rise in the polls. the sanders campaign is considering another debate. the vermont senator visited president obama at the white house yesterday amid thoughts the president is leaning towards his former secretary of state to replace him. bernie sanders "i think he and the vice president have tried to be fair and even-handed in the process." the latest polls show sanders holding onto his leads in iowa and new hampshire. kyle: we're in the tornado! tense moments in florida...as multiple torandoes tear touch down. all this happened yesterday morning. officials saying it's a miracle nobody died. wi

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more importantly, his rivals -- listen to chris christie, who have this to say on boston herald radio today. >> listen, i think that donald trump is making a big mistake. i think anytime you get a podium and microphone with 20 million people watching you should take it. he's not going to do that. i'm glad he's not coming from my perspective, more time for the rest of us on the stage. john: marco rubio, rand paul also had things to say, chiming in by criticizing the move. mark, 24 hours since trump dropped this bombshell. how do you think the decision is looking the next day? mark: my initial impulse was that it was good for him. he doesn't need the debate, so it will be about beating up ted cruz. trump does best, like most, when he is acting from his heart and got, and he was insulted by fox news. since then, i was talking to one of the smartest people i know who covers politics and said this could be a big mistake, but i am not convinced. under might mind other other circumstances. john: as you know, my initial reaction was that there are risks, and i still think there are risks. not

in which trial and even more so than these other things and houdini and some reporters of the "boston heraldarting -- i don't think i want to reveal it. it is about as horrible a thing as you can imagine. some people would do with children. basically these orphan, marjorie and her has-been or bringing over these orphans from england because they wanted to adopt a male child but apparently these orphans were making it back. so these were all the thing is houdini was accusing her out. this thing with children, at that point he wasn't going after about that publicly. what houdini was trying to do was they were still this animus against witches in america in a predominantly christian country. media ship and witchcraft are basically equated in the bible and houdini is trying to turn a christian nation against marjorie by basically casting her as a witch. that's exactly what was going on. in boston, massachusetts of all places which has a rich tradition of witch persecution and witch mongering. so this is also a book about, you know, the traditional rivalry because in of medieval times it was the

. >> that was john keller reporting another endorsement the boston herald through its support behind chris christy. >>> coming up next the patriots making big moves after failing to make it to the super bowl. >>> the star players pulling out of the pro bowl. >> and both the bruins and celtics in action could both of our teams pull out the win, morning sports is coming up . >>> good morning once again, it is 5:23. >> changes for the patriots after a season cut short, steve has it all in our morning sports. already the changes have gun. reports say the patriots fired the coach just a day after tom brady got in denver. the bucs announced jameis winston will take his spot. and hitting him at least 20. and that just cannot happen. rob gronkowski is also out of the pro bowl, and gave it everything he had. he was cramping and dehydrated and managed to pull off plays in crunch time. 124 yards and touch down. >> jamie colins will miss his first trip to the pro bowl, they announced anthony bar will replace him. and owen daniels came up big with sacks and hits. >>> celtics and wizards, this ano

fox 25 learned some boston herald writers aren't getting their papers on time and the herald says it's because the globe, saying... had the herald long-term vendor working diligently to manage this disruption. the globe recently transitioned to a new delivery vendor which has led to thousands of newspapers not making it into subscribers. it's been so bad that the employees join the effort to deliver the paper. problems come at a time every subscriber's precious they're down to 65,000 over the last three years and the globe lost 10% of its print subscribers bringing its total to 172,000. john henry sending out at the statement apologizing to globe readers saying the company is working around the clock to fix the issue. >> falmouth police are looking for the damage near ranch road. police believe it happened saturday night. if you know who's responsible, contact falmouth police. >> the latest on the presidential campaign trail. republican frontrunner donald trump holding a campaign rally in claremont, new hampshire. speaking to a crowded stevens high school. he took aim at the executive

meanwhile, boston herald backing governor chris christie calling him a tested leader for troubled times. adding the republican party has a wealth of talent in the ranks of presidential ken tenders, men who have run their respective states work with lawmakers and recognize there are three branches of government. larry o'connor hosts mornings on t the mall. simon rosenburg, a democratic think tank and former clinton campaign advisor. some pretty nifty things the newspapers were saying about these particular candidates. here's my question today, do endorsements matter? >> the coveted boston globe endorsement, that elevates john kasich with john huntsman. republican voters don't want a boston globe approved candidate. i think it hurts more than it helps. the herald might help chris christie. it plays into new hampshire vote vote voters desire to have governors. >> i did a look through our brain room, and it turns out that chris christie has had, let's see two endorsements in new hampshire, john kasich has five from newspapers. hillary clinton has four. so, you know, it seems that kasich kee

the paper' s rival, "the boston herald," has thrown its support behind new jersey governor chris christie. the new hampshire primary will be held on february 9. with the iowa caucuses just one week away, it' s all about who' s giving whom the thumbs-up. the "des moines register" is endorsing hillary clinton. on the republican side, rick perry is throwing his support behind ted cruz. two new polls put cruz second to donald trump in iowa. marco rubio sits in third place. iowa senator joni ernst introduced rubio at a rally, and he picked up "the register' s" republican endorsement. mark: the group has won a legal answers in genesis will open the country' s largest timber frame structure in july. a federal judge has ruled that state officials violated the art builders -- ark bui lders protections. lisa: go back to your forecast. randi , we' re almost at 50. randi: when you go back and look at the almanac for fun, because i know you do, it will say 50. it will not be anywhere near 50 into the afternoon. mid 30' s is what we are anticipating after this cold front rolls through. right now rain s

on boston herald radio, cruz opened up the arsenal.sator cruz: the language he saying on the campaign trail does not match how he lived the first 60 years of his life. he supported partial-birth abortion. now he claims to be pro-life. ok? i have seener, enough politicians saying things on the campaign trail that they thatot follow through on when every one of his campaign promises is directly opposite of where his record was, that is troubling. on the counter attack, trump went with snark. trump also called glenn back, who will be endorsing cruz, a wacko. this is the latest battle between cruz and trump. who is winning right now? mark: at this stage of the campaign, poll results set the narrative. that trumpoll shows is stronger and strong, cruz is not doing as well. i thought that cruz was doing well. i will make myself subject to what other people do buy the polls. i've got to say, trump might be doing to cruise what he is doing -- cruz what he is doing to his challenge. has: people of said cruz won a follows's campaign up until the

in the latest new hampshire polling for the boston herald it's not close at all.e's ahead by a whopping 19 points. maybe you have the luxury to blow up the process. this was mr. trump tonight saying he's not or at least he's probably not going to attend the next republican debate. this will be the last republican debate before iowa. it's supposed to happen this upcoming thursday. he says he might not do it because he doesn't like one of the moderators who the fox news channel has chosen. >> fox is playing games. fox will make a fortune. i told fox you should give money to the wounded warriors. i'm not a fan of megyn kelly. i think they could do a lot better than her. i'm going to be making a decision with fox, but i probably won't bother doing the debate. they picked me as number one but probably i won't be doing the debate. i'll have something else in iowa. we'll do something where we raise money for the veterans and the wounded warriors. we'll do something simultaneously with the debate but i'm in the going to do the debate. i didn't like the fact they sent out

>> well, some of the best news for christie, the "boston herald" has endorsed him. >> he is very shy. >>> let's go to newscopter 7 where, look at this mess. what are we looking at, john del giorno. >> reporter: well, ken rosato, a big mess on the long island expressway eastbound side of the l.i.e. near woodhaven. you can see the activity. let me zoom in. we can't get too close because of laguardia airport. what i am trying to do is get it lined up. over here you can see an overturned vehicle. we can show you where skywriter 7. eastbound side of the l.i.e. at woodhaven boulevard, overturned vehicle leaves the left lane open. big delays westbound into the city. look for all that rubbernecking. again, this is another spot on the highways where we are down because of all the snow out here. no shoulder available. one of the lanes is obstructed. spee gdset up and accidents like this, heading out on the roadway. allow yourself extra time. live over queens, john del giorno, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> what a nightmare, thank you so much, john. >>> time for a check on empty forecast. >> bill

the paper' s rival, "the boston herald," has thrown its support behind new jersey governor chris christie. the new hampshire primary will you can get the latest on the race for the white house later this morning on "today." they will have a breakdown of the final showdown right after us. mark: a group over the arcing counter has won a legal battle. they will open the largest tumor frame construction in july. he was ruled the first amendment protections were violated. kentucky blocked the sales tax to' s and of which would have been worth $18 million. lisa: new funding aimed at keeping jobs in ohio. the states tax credit authority approved more than 49 billion dollars in funding for projects statewide. the goal is to create 1200 new jobs and retain 1500 other jobs. in westchester, a five-year tax credit was approved for planes moving and storage. 30 two jobs will be created there. in downtown cincinnati, a tax ark design studio to create 60 new jobs and help the studio expand. mark: brady has your forecast. randi: i want to take a look at our temperatures in and around the 275 loop. you ca

report to work on time on monday participant in all meetings and all practices and stamping the boston herald reporting patriot defensive and was rushed to norwood hospital after he showed up at the foxboro police department with some sort of medical emergency. at least five offices were at the station when jones showed up around 7:32 am. showed jones was evaluated by fire and ems workers before he was taken to norwood hospital. harold also says foxboro officer was said to jones home to secure the area. report tonight foxboro officer modified the dispatch record but the chief in foxboro says it was just changed to protect chama jones medical records. >> please try to find a people spray-painted more than a dozen homes we can't even show you some of the images and messages on tv. a reward for information leading to an arrest because as robert really feels this is the first time vandals of tact that neighborhood in salem new hampshire. >> took us all by surprise. with the okay one time fine but now it's happening again. the spray paint is everywhere black marks and messages.kind of annoying and

according to the "boston herald's" investigation, only transit drivers in san francisco will be getting a bigger raise. the news comes as the m.b.t.a.'s considering two different plans to raise fares those increases could be anywhere from $5% to 10% starting in july. >> christa: still ail head, the cutest story you have seen all week. maybe for the month even. the unique friendship between duck. >> nancy: plus, surveillance camera capturing the moments when an earthquake hits california. >> chris: low 40's and some sunshine out there right now. we will days after the paris attacks, senators came together for a top-secret briefing on the terrorist threat... marco rubio was missing - fundraising in california instead. two weeks later, terrorists struck again in san bernardino... and where was marco? fundraising again in new orleans. over the last 3 years, rubio has missed important national security hearings and missed more total votes than any other senator. politics first: that's the rubio way. right to rise usa is responsible for the there' s a place online where you always get more th

a boston herald poll shows trump with 33% support.a 19-point lead over ted cruz in second place. governor john kasich, the only other candidate in double digits, he has 12%. >>> joining us now, chairman for the american conservative union, matt schlapp, and investigative reporter for the washington examiner, sarah westwood. good to have you both with us. let me start with you, sarah. the news from the trump campaign that he doesn't wish to participate in the debate thursday. what do you make of it? >> donald trump is pulling out all the stops ahead of the iowa caucus to make sure the conversation is about him, no matter what we're talking about. leading up to the debate, the question is not what ted cruz is going to say about immigration or what marco rubio is going to bring to the table, we're only going to be talking about whether or not donald trump will be there. and that plays to his advantage. it's been his strategy the entire time to dominate the conversation. this is just another move. lou: let me be clear, carl cameron report

a approximately out today from frank ling pierce university and "the boston herald" shows trump far outnt of cruz and everybody else. wait, there's more. there always is. our own cnn poll of republicans nationwide puts donald trump at a new high water mark. 41%. way back behind is cruz. take a look at the numbers. nobody else even cracks the double digits right there. there's a 22 point spread between cruz and trump. >> the second most likely choice was governor bush. i'm going to stop here and bring in my cnn colleague, who is covering the cruz campaign in the iowa townoscola. you cannot ignore what is going on the tv sets and radio stations where you are. the purchases are fast and furious for ads, mean and nasty, and positive and all the rest. the one that cruz launched today against trump falls into the mean and nasty. i want to play it some, and then i want to get your response on the other side. have a look. >> i lived in new york city and manhattan all my life. my views are a little different than if i lived in iowa. >> they are different. like on abortion. >> would president tru

he and his fiancee just moved to boston in september. she tells "the herald" it was his dream to be a secret service agent and he will come back in any capacity that he can. fitzgerald and three other agents were hit with a driver with a long criminal record in rochester while on duty for hillary clinton last week. >>> now at 5:00, students in west bridgewater being told to school officials have banned the hot toy from the hallways because of their potential to catch fire. officials tell the newspaper that they are afraid students could leave them in their lockers and they could go up in flames. dozens of cases where hoverboards exploded or caught fire. >>> four suffolk down track workers want their lawsuit against a major casino developer to be considered again. the group claims the wynn casino being built in everett was improperly licensed because the state gaming commission held private meetings which is against the law. the judge dismissed their claim last month saying they didn't have enough factual evidence. the vote to build the wynn casino killed the

and new boston herald poll out showing front runners with big leads o democratic side bernie sanders is ahead of hillary clinton by 16 points. and on the republican side donald trump continues to dominate the field. his 33 percent is more than his next two competitors ted cruz and john kasich combined. christie less than 10 percent support. boston newspaper endorse over g.o.p. candidates in new hampshire. globe selects kasich that spends a lot of time in granite state and herald endorsed chris christie for republican nomination. donald trump is making a stop in the granite state and criticize engcruz ahead of the primary. kris anderson joins us on what trump is saying in the final push before voters head to the poll. >> reporter: close to voters heading to the poll. nation's attention on iowa as states caucus is six days away. while democrats were in hawk way state campaigning last night donald trump was in new hampshire. and as expected he once again took aim at the top republican rival. >> we are going to make america great again. >> reporter: donald trump firing up a crowd of seve

the defense attorney for whitey bulger tells the boston herald unlikely that penn will face charges unless he helped el chapo stay hidden. coming up why rolling stones changed some names and didn't name locations for the article article's publication. in the newsroom, daniel miller, fox25 morning news. >>> tomorrow president barack obama will deliver his final state of the union address. white house officials say the president plans to focus on the broader long-term issues which the country will face after his term ends next january. the president is also expected syrian refugee crisis. fox25 will have live coverage of the address tomorrow night at 9 and reaction on the fox25 news at 10 and 11. the attorney general of the united states will be in boston this week on wednesday. loretta lynch will attend an event at the south bay house of corrections in roxbury. the ag will discuss a program called the boston re-entry initiative. it prepares criminals for life after they are released from prison. >>> teachers are at the center of a blockbuster case in front of the u.s. supreme court. the hig

political commentator and jeb bush supporter ana navarro and adrianna cohen, columnist for "the boston herald" and radio host. where to begin? adrianna, i'm going to start with you here first. we are five days from iowa. once again, trump is dominating the news cycle. but could this move to boycott the fox news debate in iowa backfire for him? >> i think it could because with donald trump off the stage, it gives the gop candidates a time for iowa caucusgoers and the public at large, the voters, to learn more about the individual candidates, have all of these important exchanges that they need to have amongst each other and really flush out the issues before the country. and so, you know, one man's loss is another man's and woman's gain. >> absolutely. ana, do you really think that this is about fox news and megyn kelly or is this more of a calculating move by trump to not be on the debate stage right before the caucuses? >> both. look, having been a recipient of donald trump's wrath, i can tell you that when he gets scornful like this towards somebody, when he gets somebody in the cross-hairs