how would like change for the people that live on brewster street? >> theoretically the area being renamed or i should say be named, not renamed, there's nobody living there. actually going over dpw property at the moment. so addresses will not change. >> no economic impact? >> no. not for the local households. there are signs in the area that can be confusing. other than that, there's no direct change to people living in the neighborhood. >> okay. >> mdm. chairman if i may respectfully make a suggestion to normally when we rename a street the policy is that for a period of a believe five years, the two names are on the street. granted, this is on names public right-of-way but perhaps in deference to the individuals that testified today, we could have the sign read, martin m ron street -rooster for a period of time. i'm not pointing put it in the resolution unless the chairwoman wishes to do so but as a family suggestion, that might help the transition here? >> we could certainly do that. they departed the sign. we follow everything is the same proce

how would like change for the people that live on brewster street? >> theoretically the area being renamed or i should say be named, not renamed, there's nobody living there. actually going over dpw property at the moment. so addresses will not change. >> no economic impact? >> no. not for the local households. there are signs in the area that can be confusing. other than that, there's no direct change to people living in the neighborhood. >> okay. >> mdm. chairman if i may respectfully make a suggestion to normally when we rename a street the policy is that for a period of a believe five years, the two names are on the street. granted, this is on names public right-of-way but perhaps in deference to the individuals that testified today, we could have the sign read, martin m ron street -rooster for a period of time. i'm not pointing put it in the resolution unless the chairwoman wishes to do so but as a family suggestion, that might help the transition here? >> we could certainly do that. they departed the sign. we follow everything is the same proce

how would like change for the people that live on brewster street? >> theoretically the area being renamed or i should say be named, not renamed, there's nobody living there. actually going over dpw property at the moment. so addresses will not change. >> no economic impact? >> no. not for the local households. there are signs in the area that can be confusing. other than that, there's no direct change to people living in the neighborhood. >> okay. >> mdm. chairman if i may respectfully make a suggestion to normally when we rename a street the policy is that for a period of a believe five years, the two names are on the street. granted, this is on names public right-of-way but perhaps in deference to the individuals that testified today, we could have the sign read, martin m ron street -rooster for a period of time. i'm not pointing put it in the resolution unless the chairwoman wishes to do so but as a family suggestion, that might help the transition here? >> we could certainly do that. they departed the sign. we follow everything is the same proce

how would like change for the people that live on brewster street? >> theoretically the area being renamed or i should say be named, not renamed, there's nobody living there. actually going over dpw property at the moment. so addresses will not change. >> no economic impact? >> no. not for the local households. there are signs in the area that can be confusing. other than that, there's no direct change to people living in the neighborhood. >> okay. >> mdm. chairman if i may respectfully make a suggestion to normally when we rename a street the policy is that for a period of a believe five years, the two names are on the street. granted, this is on names public right-of-way but perhaps in deference to the individuals that testified today, we could have the sign read, martin m ron street -rooster for a period of time. i'm not pointing put it in the resolution unless the chairwoman wishes to do so but as a family suggestion, that might help the transition here? >> we could certainly do that. they departed the sign. we follow everything is the same proce

reporter jeff marks worked at the facility before it became today's brewster village. jeff marks/brewster village it was known as the insane care never wanted to come there, it was the last place you wanted to end up. reporter he said while the facility struggled decades ago, the new and improved brewster village has come a long way. jeff pretty much on a daily basis, we needed to restrain or seclude people. since moving into this facility with pretty much the same population, we have never used a separation room. reporter museum curators hope the exhibit helps remove some of the stigma of modern-day mental health. in appleton, alexa santos, fox new. ends trt: 1:44 the exhibit will be open through september 20-18 at the museum on college avenue in appleton. it was cold and windy start to the gun deer hunting season.. but now things are starting to heat up for deer processors.. the local store seeing the surge dnr. and could it cripple holiday travel? the big announcement mostly clear and cold tonight with temperatures falling through the 20s this evening. we'll drop to

how would like change for the people that live on brewster street? >> theoretically the area being renamed or i should say be named, not renamed, there's nobody living there. actually going over dpw property at the moment. so addresses will not change. >> no economic impact? >> no. not for the local households. there are signs in the area that can be confusing. other than that, there's no direct change to people living in the neighborhood. >> okay. >> mdm. chairman if i may respectfully make a suggestion to normally when we rename a street the policy is that for a period of a believe five years, the two names are on the street. granted, this is on names public right-of-way but perhaps in deference to the individuals that testified today, we could have the sign read, martin m ron street -rooster for a period of time. i'm not pointing put it in the resolution unless the chairwoman wishes to do so but as a family suggestion, that might help the transition here? >> we could certainly do that. they departed the sign. we follow everything is the same proce

original founders of alexa internet which was eight when the precursors to our internet system but brewster's vision has been like the house andrea egypt mission of libraries that serve all but two have a digital library with everything in supervisor avalos will appreciate this meeting from bootleg grateful dead tapes and concerts to this him and called the way back machine that allows you to look at websites that are changed over time that sometimes people try to hide what used to be on them but it's also access to home movies of our neighborhoods over the years and a lot of their board members promote different issues with the internet archive right on clement street and bunks in your the [inaudible] greenbelt is in an old church but it's an amazing place with vision of the internet and technology used for all and for democracy. the celebration begins tomorrow from five until 9:30 pm. cocktails, taco trucks, hands-on demos are some of the coolest technology stuff that was technology in the hands of regular people. attendees can scan a book that's the other thing. they scan large numbers and

how would like change for the people that live on brewster street? >> theoretically the area being renamed or i should say be named, not renamed, there's nobody living there. actually going over dpw property at the moment. so addresses will not change. >> no economic impact? >> no. not for the local households. there are signs in the area that can be confusing. other than that, there's no direct change to people living in the neighborhood. >> okay. >> mdm. chairman if i may respectfully make a suggestion to normally when we rename a street the policy is that for a period of a believe five years, the two names are on the street. granted, this is on names public right-of-way but perhaps in deference to the individuals that testified today, we could have the sign read, martin m ron street -rooster for a period of time. i'm not pointing put it in the resolution unless the chairwoman wishes to do so but as a family suggestion, that might help the transition here? >> we could certainly do that. they departed the sign. we follow everything is the same proce

brewster who runs it with her dairy farm. >> we have been doing this for 21 years.may have had ten or 15 family members and friends be an actor's. now now we have over 150 actors that we employ. we have to keep it big. the anima tronics are big thing. >> this might sting a bit. >> we buy some, we picks them up ourselves. >> that i was immediately put into the terror. first with their award-winning hayride. i've never seen anyththing liket before. people were screaming left and right. every time there is a flash of light it was accompanied with pure horror. >> zombies, devils, chainsaws, massive anima, massive anima tronics like i've only seen a theme parks, they made us jump at every single term. after that our group got split up. we got tossed in the mayhem of their award-winning mazes in the haunted houses. it was crazy and they never broke character, they snuck up behind you. it was nuts. they served thousands of patrons per day. the the scariest part of this place, that line. it is halloween, they are done for the season. you're going to have to wait an entire y

how would like change for the people that live on brewster street?retically the area being renamed or i should say be named, not renamed, there's nobody living there. actually going over dpw property at the moment. so addresses will not change. >> no economic impact? >> no. not for the local households. there are signs in the area that can be confusing. other than that, there's no direct change to people living in the neighborhood. >> okay. >> mdm. chairman if i may respectfully make a suggestion to normally when we rename a street the policy is that for a period of a believe five years, the two names are on the street. granted, this is on names public right-of-way but perhaps in deference to the individuals that testified today, we could have the sign read, martin m ron street -rooster for a period of time. i'm not pointing put it in the resolution unless the chairwoman wishes to do so but as a family suggestion, that might help the transition here? >> we could certainly do that. they departed the sign. we follow everything is the same procedures on

. >> reporter: we rode along with brewster brewster ambulance in quincy where the typical overdose can be quite common. >> reporter: which is why they are warning coming in contact with street fentanyl can have fatal consequences. >> we have been advised number one it will take a lot more narcan. >> reporter: paramedics tell calls is for an overdose. knowing that fentanyl can be absorbed through the skin they have to take extra precautions like wearing guns. >> reporter: the d.e.a. says the street fentanyl is being made by the car tells in mexico and smuggle across the border. they first encountered fentanyl in rhode island in early 2014 then it quickly spread throughout new where we assume that any heroin that we encounter or see that most likely there's fentanyl mixed in or in fact it's just fentanyl. >> reporter: he says that fentanyl is 50 times stronger than heroin. the vial on the left is fatal dose of heroin on the right a fatal dose of pent value which is why -- fentanyl which is why the d.e.a. is encouraging them to not do any field tests >> if he loved you he loved with you h

part of brewster street extension project. which has been going on for a few years now.earing completion with naming and dedication. that's the much it. if you have questions, concerning the project or street naming all the happy to answer. >> thank you very much. supervisor them has one has to question the was i have no questions but i cannot tell you the number of maps i've seen with mr. ron's name on it and i know little bit about his family's history did i believe the family are survivors of the holocaust and i'm delighted to name an unnamed street after him could of course need naming names streets is always extremely controversial but when you find unnamed streets usually works out okay >> a lot easier, yes or >> i'm in agreement i think it's an excellent idea to write thoughtful. glad we're doing this. will take public comment. so ladies and gentlemen at this time i'd like to invite you to come up for public comment on item number one. reminder you will have 2 min. 2 min. to speak you'll hear a soft i'm indicating about 30 seconds remaining on your 2 min. allotmen

brewster goes deep. 13-7. steubenville not letting the lead go. alec taylor gets brought down inside the five. have no fear, jalen is here. a touchdown run. that will get the two-point conversion. they go on to win 51-27. to you by brunswick auto mart. >> the kravrs back in action -- cavs back in action tonight hosting the mavericks. the mavericks 2-12 on the season making them the worst team in the nba. the cavs absolutely dominating at the q. making things happen. kyrie irving at the three. cavs up 9-4. lebron james doing his thing. he sees thompson for the slam. and how about kevin love? no record set tonight. knocking them down from three- point land. cavs up by 40. cavs showing their muscle with a big win. 128-90. now lebron james and some teammates planning a trip tomorrow. get you moving before kick off. we have the game and we'll wrap things up at 7:00 as well. ohio state and michigan tomorrow. news 5 will be back right after this. >>> that's it for us for now. thanks for being with us. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! t

monadnock region upper 30s to the low 40s and the cape lots of sunshine mashpee out to chatham and brewster. thursday, thanksgiving, cloudy skies with flurries i think arriving thursday morning. western new england first. here you go at 7:00 am. we got a narrow ribbon of patchy light snow and flurries, that is not a block buster event. this is not a major travel headache but we haven't had any precipitation to contend with so be mindful of that. you notice as we advance the timeline none time, there is not much. flurries and into the night, you see the green blobs showing up. it's the sails weather system but it would be a couple of rain showers. so the amount of snow on the way, again very manageable. a coating to in some of the higher elevations talking up wards of an inch possible. worcester hills monadnock and the berkshires but nothing else. then working into the afternoon hours, cloudy skies. sprinkles. pockets of drizzle. but it's a chilly raw day. if you are travelling tomorrow no detroit and chicago rain showers, that system comings up to new england on thursday but again i don't t

get into the valley those temperatures dropping. 29 degrees. 31 in bridgewater and plymouth and brewster at 43 degrees. mostly in the 30s and 40s as you get up this morning. in boston, have us at 43 degrees. at 6 a.m. with clear skies and sunshine at noon, sliding into the upper 50s. 62 degrees at 3:00 this afternoon. start adding some high, thin clouds initially but tomorrow it will boil down to heavier rain, some wind as well. concerns along the coastline. i will break down all of the

they were bought probably aboard the mayflower by william brewster. one of the pilgrims most involved with maine, because he ran the forgetting post here, owned a copy. it was in the inventory of his property when he died many years later. and ainsworth was a man who had a very distinctive way of reading the bible. and i think it's very good to say that's the way they would've interpreted it. he was a man who came from very humble origins. he had a scholarship to cambridge, in the 1590's when he was a student. the study of hebrew was new and was fashionable and exciting. and ainsworth became one of the signers english scholars of the 20th century. he came over to amsterdam. he was somebody who wants to leave the church of england and join a separate religious community in which he believed would be truer to what he thought was the will of god. he came to amsterdam as a refugee and he studied not only the hebrew bible itself but also the hebrew rabbis. he came immersed in the jewish culture, visiting with rabbis and so on. and he wrote a series of book

upper 40s. 45 in pepperell and 41 in amherst. 43 bridgewater down to plymouth and 48 degrees in brewster. same deal there. partly cloudy skies. and not all clouds today. we get up to 51 degrees at noontime and comes with mostly sunny skies. noontime is probably your brightest time of the day. we have more clouds creeping in at 3 p.m., this for boston at you to some of the hotter towns and cities in just a few. catherine has live drive time traffic. >> catherine: a look at the roads. south of the city again you see the accidents that look like right at the intersection of 24. it doesn't appear to be causing any delays.that is good news. moving up a bit, show you the pike moving smoothly. 128 moving well and north of the city. no problems on 128 or 93. a look at the zakim bridge. route 9, 16 minutes. route 16 take you nine minutes right now. >>> this morning, police are investigating after a woman was found dead in lawrence. her body was discovered at the entrance of the rita hall apartments on exchange street. fox25's stephanie coueignoux live for us this morning. police consider her deat

get into the valley those temperatures dropping. 29 degrees. 31 in bridgewater and plymouth and brewster at 43 degrees. mostly in the 30s and 40s as you get up this morning. in boston, have us at 43 degrees. at 6 a.m. with clear skies and sunshine at noon, sliding into the upper 50s. 62 degrees at 3:00 this afternoon. start adding some high, thin clouds initially but tomorrow it will boil down to heavier rain, some wind as well. concerns along the coastline. i will break down all of the julie is back with live drive-time traffic. >> things moving along nicely on the roads, shiri. it is early an not too many people out there. pike open into the allston-brighton area. single digits from the braintree split to the exit to the pike. 10 minutes on 128 northbound from westwood to the westin tolls. >>> back to the breaking news we are following in belmont. this video tweet out by the showing an abandoned building in belmont in flames. fire fighters are staying out of building and fighting flames from the outside. we have a crew just arriving on the scene as soon as we establish a live report, w

currently 30 degrees in marion and 36 in brewster. very few clouds. what we will see is mostly

so, we're all going to do-- here's a plot on punky brewster. this will finish with merv griffin. brings it home and shows it to henry, the crusty old apartment manager. and she says, "this is my special new friend, mr. snuggles." >> oooh. [ laughter ] >> that's good, good stuff. >> yeah, yeah. >> you know what? thank you, you're a good audience. you know what we can make for this stuff? >> oh-ho. >> tons. did you know they actually do that in shows? somebody will tape a show and if it's really a good show in front of an audience, somebody will come in some other show and say, "do you mind if we borrow or buy that studio reaction?" >> mmm. >> and then they will-- you folks have probably heard yourself on many shows and don't even know it. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> anyway... thank you. we got tonight, mr. robert blake, david "read those labels horowitz," and in a moment, you'll meet eura irwin, who does have a paper route. and we'll be back in a moment. [ music ] my first guest is an interesting woman who seems to be the oldest woman in the country with a paper route and she lives i

brewster 1 1/2, mashpee on cape cod. another one here. warren .81 in worcester county. the day looks like this in most places from boston. a pick tour of the day, and boy was it a wet day in boston. drive just luke we thought it with a. we're tracking this between 4:00 and 7:00 when you were with us last. we were talking about the last of the rain leaving cape cod at our 10:00, 11 newscast and it's on target to get on out of here. in its wake it's leaving low clouds and fog developing, as well, that'll be the next issue and overnight for the morning drive that we'll have to watch closely. check it sarah wroblewski to see where the trouble spots will be. th could together and pointed rate at new e not directly connected. there is a connection but it's another batch of rain after a break inbetween the two. >> you don't see this low-level stuff. dealing with most of the heavy clouds. you'll see those come back in for lunchtime. rain. 5:30, evening commute one master time, more rain across the area. doesn't look as heavy as today but in some spots it is going to be heavy an

brewster at 100 yards. maybe you should call them up and give them some help.p. i shall do just that. any word? none. miss fein, might i ask what you were doing with a gun in interrogation? i wasn't thinkinin you didn't know that weapons are forbidden inside this precinct? i got a carry permit when i joined the pd's office. if anything happens to her... i'd exchange myself if it would do any good. that's a noble thought, miss fein, but you have several clients waiting for representation. i can't work with this going on. of course you can, you must. you think i wouldn't rather be at that site myself? ob is here, i'm needed here. raymond -- get miss fein the file on the rapist that henley brought in. go on now. maccaraw, building engngeer. i was checking your broken air duct in interrogation a, this is it, you see? "pf," i scratched it there. i'll see if i can voucher it. we might need it as evidence, though. temporary dealer's license. louie, this is the car that the officer from hill street wrecked this morning? yeah, did one heck of a job, huh? what's that, what

brewster coming in with over an inch, same with plymouth, dorchester under half inch in boston quite look to that too. chance of showers, low this morning, but increases significantly as we head into the afternoon and especially during the evening and overnight hours. rain heavy at times and linger into early tomorrow before finally see improvements. so the second half of tomorrow looking better. look what we got going on. extending all the way down to the southcoast. much milder down across the southeast so ahead of this line of showers and thunderstorms, there's a potential to see some severe weather but looking at no severe weather threats and may hear rumble of thunder overnight and closer look at what's going on right now, lots of clouds around, none of precipitation actually making it to the ground as latest reports i just looked at but we are still in the upper 30s, low 40s, 45 in boston, 50s for cape and could be a challenge if going to be stepping out. norwood not too bad. got the high, thin clouds over us too as well as the thicker clouds and continue to build on in so what

and later in detroit's brewster housing projects she met mary wilson and florence ballard. their neighbor smokey robinson put them in front of barry gordy and the rest was magic. music history. the supremes earned a permanent place in the american sound track. along with her honeyed voice, her soulful sensibility, diana exuded glamour and grace and filled stages that helped to shape the sound of motown. on top of becoming one of the most successful recording artists of all time, raised five kids, somehow found time to earn an oscar nomination for acting. today from the hip-hop that samples her to the young singers who've been inspired by her, to the audiences that still cannot get enough of her, diana ross' influence is as inescapable as ever. he was sprung from a cage out on highway 9. [ laughter ] quiet kid from jersey. just trying to make sense of the temples of dreams and the mystery that dotted his hometown, pool halls, bars, girls, and cars, altars and assembly lines. and for decades, bruce springsteen has brought us all along on a journey consumed with the bargains b

she was smart enough to pass the hat, and later in detroit in the brewster housing projects, she metrence ballard. their neighbor smokey robinson put them in front of berry magic.and the rest was the supremes one a permanent place in the american subject. along with her honeyed voice, oulful sensibility, .iana helped fill stages she raised five kids, somehow found time to win an oscar nomination for acting -- today, from the hip-hop to the young singers inspired by her to the audiences who still cannot get enough of her, diana ross's voice is as inescapable as ever. cage out ong from a highway nine. just --kid from jersey, a white kid from jersey, just trying to make sense of the dreams of his hometown, pool halls, officers, a similar lines, and for decades, bruce brings teen brought us all along on a journey consumed -- bruce springsteen has brought us all along on a journey, this symbol glories and scattered heartbreak of everyday life in america. to create one of his biggest hits, he once said, i wanted to craft a record that sounded like the last record on earth, the last when yo

steubenville up 13-0 when perry's coleson brewster goes deep to ian walker for the score. that makes it 13-7. steubenville not letting their lead go. ja vo taylor, then he turns on the motor, but gets brought down just inside the 5. mcgee taking it the rest of the way, a 3- yard touchdown run. steubenville gets the two-point conversion to go up 21-7. they go on to win 51-27. the cavs back in action last night at the q as they hosted the dallas mavericks. the mavericks heading into the game 2-12 on the season, making them the worst team in the nba. the cavs absolutely dominating big three making things happen. kyree irving from beyond the arc, knocks down the three. 25 points on the night. cavs up 9-4. lebron james also doing his thing. he feeds tristan thompson for the two-handed slam. lebron with a double-double, neab points, 11 assists. and how about kevin love? well, no records set last night. he's knocking them down from three-point land. cavs up by 40 points, yes, 40. love poured in 27 on the night and cavs showing their muscle 90. lebron james and some of his teammat

where we are seeing a -- brew ster that's where we are -- bruiseter that's with we are seeing -- brewster that's where we are seeing a little snow. through the day, temperatures stuck in the 30s it will be chilly and so bundle up before you run out the door this monday morning danielle. >>> thanks so much. 6:33 and like michael said we have flurries that are not really impacting the muse. no accidents or major we are pret -- the commute. no accidents or major delays. we have the drive time for you. coming from the turnpike 24-- to 480 normal commute. 490 interchange in downtown or near downtown cleveland a 5 minute commute from 480 so normal drive times. back to you. >>> is black friday losing its luster? the holiday shopping season is upon us but experts are saying you don't have to limit yourself to one day. >> will ujek joins us live and the holiday shopping season that means so many people start so early now but it takes off this week. >> reporter: yeah and it's a good news for the people that black friday is getting a little bit of a different shade is the lines will be a little bit

in brewster at the wheeling and lake erie railway yard. the victims believed to be an employee with that railway yard. >>> two drivers accused of killing a man during a drag race in cleveland will be arraigned today. police say the men were racing on west 25th. their cars collided. then hit and killed a 55-year- old man in a wheelchair. police say lugo ran away after. crash then police to file a false report claiming the car was stole zen new information on a new disturbing trend online. website specializing in selling items related to notable murders include ag accused serial killer sean grate. a florida based site is selling items sign bid grate. he's facing aggravated murder charges for two cases. the other three are under video you just have to see. a stolen mercedes on the run from police. how this chase comes to a destructive end. >> and the kids have spoken. who they picked to be the next president. why it could shed light on the election results tomorrow. >> first today's tech byte. >> in today's tech bytes a look at why election t

bridgewater as well. 28 degrees this morning. 30 in plymouth and 45 right now in brewster. so your warm-up for area involves tons of sunshine. 47 degrees at 8 a.m. noontime 58 degrees. lower 50s at 3 p.m. and then by 7:00 this evening, the clouds start to move non. i will hold off in rain until we get into the commute tomorrow. i am timing out the rain chances when i am back with you in less than 10. julie grauert is up now with live drive time traffic and julie, you have live pictures. >> julie: i do. skyfox over this accident on 24 northbound before 128. i just tweeted out at picture. little problematic to take to you the map. one of the police cars pushing it to the right hand holder that will open the lanes back. you. the delays stretching almost back into blockton now. we have another accident on 95 north at 128 that is slowing things down through canton. north of the pike and north of 128, waiting for this accident to clear on 93 south after route 110. also an accident on route 128 northbound involving a truck near route 114. here are your and draw your attention to t

and later in detroit's brewster housing projects, she met florence ballard, her neighbor, smokey robsonut them in front of barry gordy and the rest was magic. music history. the supremes earned a permanent place in the american soundtrack, along with her honey voice, her soulful sensibility, diana exuded glamour and grace and filled stages that helped to shape the sound of motown. on top of becoming one of the most successful recording artists of all time, raised five kids, somehow found time to earn an oscar nomination for acting. today, from the hip-hop that samples her to the young sinners who have been inspired by her to the audiences that still cannot get enough of her, diana ross' influence is inescapable as ever. >>> he was sprung from a cage out on highway 9. quiet kid from jersey. just trying to make sense of the temples of dreams and the mystery that dotted his hometown, pool halls, bars, girls and cars, altars and assembly lines. and for decades, bruce springsteen has brought us all along on a journey consumed with the bargains between ambition and injustice and pleasure and

the visionary mind of brewster kyle but also the great stucco works there join us if you can.don't have the url for the website but you can easily google, internet archives located at clement and wanting. >> thank you. that concludes the introduction of new business. >> thank you mdm. clerk. these read public comment >> yes. at this time the public may now address the entire board of supervisors for up to 2 min. on items within the subject matter jurisdiction of the board. to include the minutes and the items on without reference to committee calendar. items 34-40 public comment is not allowed when an item has been previously subject to public comment and pursuant to the board's rules directly remarks to the board as a whole not to individual speakers, not to individual supervisors and not to the audience could using interpretation assistance will outweighs the monarch to testify the like to display your document on the overhead projector please clearly state such to sfgov tv and remove the document when the screen should return to live coverage of the meeting. >> speed speed

turn around and it appears that wall street is embracing the upset victory and financial advisory brewster of morgan stanley is here now and what does wall street make of this victory? >> wall street appears to have embraced as you said in there was initially a nerve-racking experience as we went down 800 points and then he gradually came back up and it was a good experience and the speech that he gave last night, a lot of nerves. >> what does that say about the market moving forward? >> we will still have to take a wait-and-see approach to see where investors are and if payday was an aberration or if it will continue. >> do we think that wall street likes trumps policies more so than what clinton had outlines? wall street likes part of the economic policies and the lack of regulation. >> what markets move today, the sectors that donald trump mentioned. >> healthcare and financials and also infrastructures. this main plan is to rebuild america. >> what is that mean for the average person like me with a 401(k), how concerned are not concerned should i be? >> this type of event that we had i

currently 30 degrees in marion and 36 in brewster. very few clouds. what we will see is mostly temps hovering around freezing. 9 a.m. 34 degrees. highs in the lower 40s today. but that's it for this sunshine land take days to get us back in town. timing out rain, snow and even ice here for your thanksgiving. julie grauert is up now with live drive-time traffic. julie, good start? >> julie: yes, start with the expected travel volume for the rest of the day. wednesday morning i think things will be okay up until 8, 9 a.m. and then start to p.m. that's what research especially from google maps have shown as the travel time. on thanksgiving, you should be okay. life drive times. at least -- before get to the drive times, the map a little bit of volume building on expressway from an overnight work crew. things look good on route 1 and 93 south. 24 minutes on the pike eastbound. 10 minutes on the expressway. 19 minutes on 93 south from andover to the leverett connector. back to you. a big scare for four boston police officers as a car hits and drags two of

cape cod, brewster, southeastward toward the elbow, south yarmouth, bourne and the bridges, seeing heavy rain, yellow showing up right near the bridges, the canal in here and the bridges going over it. this one and that one, close to across that region in a few minutes. over to sutton, you see the yellow trying to hide by the word sutton, by the town's name, that's showing up, more closely, we can see it when we zoom on in with the live fox 25 storm tracker radar. to the northwest, not so much north shore, woburn, burlington, out to mall, shoppers running to and from their cars. bedford, lexington, seeing some of that as well. so the rain continues through this evening, and it will relent later on. the totals have been adding up farther to the south, the vineyard, half an inch, over 6/10 in fact. boston is over a third of an inch now, while worcester is it at three quarters of an inch. temperatures are safely above freezing. no ice out there anymore. that happened this morning, not going to happen tomorrow morning. there will be drying out late tonight. during our 10:00 p.m. newscast, sh

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by then of course the review had gone viral and by sunday morning, brewster post had carried a report that said my book was causing profound embarrassment to has bullock in lebanon. as you can see, things are getting worse. what my reviewer had done was misrepresented the part of the book that dealt with the disappearance of imam facade, a prominent cleric who disappeared from libya in on august 1978. according to her, depicted ayatollah khomeini as personal involvement in the disappearance of most of, during the revolution. if you read the book carefully and closely, you will see i lay out several plausible explanations to describe what may have happened to this man. but in tehran, iranian journalists began rounding up his family members with the accusation and the new york times was correct. the next thing i knew, copies of my book were on their way into iran. clearly some people decided to book could be used to embarrassthe iranian authorities . now, the words historian and contraband are usually mentioned in the same sentence . and i admit, i was flattered to learn that my book wa

in plymouth and 46 in brewster and 20s and 30s extra layer, 40s not too bad. and 50? 9:00 this morning and lower 60s at throw p.m. and by the time we hit the evening commute 50 back on the map with increasing clouds at 7:00 this evening, show you when it leads to next round of showers coming at you when back at ten. julie grauert now with live drive time traffic this morning in accident update. >> off to the shoulder on 128 as near surprise street and slowing things down slightly considering the drive times. 28 minutes on 24 and from 106 to 128, almost an hour and ten minutes on 93 south from andover to the leverett connector, 45 minutes on the expressway as you approach the exit to the pike. back to maclaine hospital campus haven't been used for ten roars and you can see here on photos smoke and flames up to the roof of the building and much of the window are already boarded up and live look from the scene firefighters still dousing the roof with water. we have crew at the scene information to you. >> gene: police say suspect stabbed two people during a carjacking in

hampshire and lots of 20s in central massachusetts to get the day started, 31 in plymouth, 37 in brewster and looking mostly cl i will start for the look at somerville here hour-by-hour and this applies to most of new southern new england, 9:00 a.m. 34?, 11:00 a.m. 39, get into the low to mid-40s here this afternoon and clouds start to creep in along with the 30s once we get into the evening hours. those clouds eventually pulling in flurries, pulling in drizzle and ice into the thanksgiving. i got the timeline, back with you in about 10 minutes. julie grauert up now with live drive time traffic this morning. >> julie: thanksgiving travel this morning it should be okay and this afternoon 1, 2:00 in the afternoon when really starts to set in and stays with us through the evening. tomorrow morning actually traveling on thanksgiving day, should get a bit of a pass. things much lighter than usual as people mix-up schedule slightly to accommodate for the thanksgiving holiday. route 1 wide open and 23 minutes on pike easou the expressway, 26 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector

just updated and brewster came in over an inch of rain as well as plymouth. good amount of rain and we got another silky rain headed our way as withy head into the evening and overnight hours. this morning patchy fog out there, this timeframe, this afternoon evening really when we are going to start some of the heaviest rain and that could continue into thursday morning before we finally dry out. so where is it? take look out to the west. the gulf coastal states. see the red too. that's indicating that there's a potential of severe weather, tornado watch is in effect for parts of louisiana into tennessee as well as georgia, but no severe weather watches in our area. what we do have is dense fog advisors and that goes from the connecticut river valley into parts of vermont as well as new hampshire, dense fog advisory until about 9:00 and thisis area of blue right here, that's actually airport weather to a quarter of mile. cloud cover out there, there may be a few breaks, wouldn't be surprised out toward the vineyard right now, temperatures in the 50s, cooler t

. >> reporter: we ran along with the brewster ambulance in quincy, typical overdose response can be chaotic, which is why the dea is warning first responders that coming in contact with street fentanyl can have fatal consequences. >> we've been advised, it's going to take a lot more than narcan. number two, there's an affect even for the rest of us. >> reporter: paramedics tell us that now an overdose, knowing that fentanyl can be absorbed through the skin, they have to take extra precautions like wearing gloves. >> an overall view of the job to get done, we still have to go in to do what we do. >> reporter: the street drug being made in mexico and smuggled across the border. they first discovered fentanyl in rhode island in december of 2014 and quickly spread throughout new england. that we encounter or seize, that most likely there's fentanyl mixed in or in fact, it's just fentanyl. >> he says that fentanyl is 50 times stronger than heroin. and it's hard to tell the two apart. the vial on the left is a fatal dose of heroin. the right, a fatal dose of fentanyl. which is why the dea is enco

it is 50 in brewster right now. i will have 45 in plymouth. our boston hour-by-hour planner does show that chance of a shower or two here, again, hours. and hanging around into the afternoon as well. but it is not an all-day affair. it is just a little glancing, passing shower, really what we connect pect going forward today with temperatures running a little bit cooler than normal. there are your high temperatures in southern new hampshire, generally in the upper 40s to near 50 degrees. it will be a little cooler in the higher elevations there, and the worcester hills with mid and upper 40s, and closer to 50 in medford today. and you can expect near 50 degrees readings in plymouth cloudy with that chance for rain and temperatures kind of what you see is what you get, stuck, where you are. overnight tonight it is going to get colder. we are down to the lower 30s once again the freezing temperatures, it will be mid and upper 30s in boston, a chilly start to monday and then high pressure builds in, winds remain fairly light, we have a couple of