asciano continues to recommend brookfield's offer. they agreed to buy it in cash and stocks, but they put together a 20% stake, saying the group intended to match the offer. asciano shares surging in sydney today. not a bad rise, up by more than 49%. just over 200 hours of until india's biggest airline makes his move on the mobile stock exchange. sales in parent into global aviation will start trading. the initial pricing at indigo was more than $4.2 billion. it is the biggest ipo since 2012. it could become one its biggest shareholders. the ceo says the airline was to invest up to 49% if allowed after the listing. they didn't take a stake initially because indian authorities have restrictions on airlines taking part. it is one to watch later today. rishaad: thank you. the australian software designer announcing its intention to go public in the u.s. let's find out more about the company and its strategy with paul allen. paul: it is a back story. .hey were founded in 2002 they funded their company using a credit card. look at them now

it does look like he will remain behind bars for now. 7's jennifer egan with more from east brookfield where the man faced a judge. a friend describes 32-year-old dean largesses a survivalist scared to face outstanding charges in worcester. that's why he says early saturday morning largess retreat retreated to the woods with him . >>> he was going to stay in the woods for a while. he wasn't looking to hurt anyone or anything like that. that's just the type of person he is . >>> monday he was in handcuffs in east brookfield district court. police say when they arrested him in royalston after a manhunt that spanned 24 hours and 40 miles he was wearing a bulletproof vest and armed with two guns . >>> this is an officer's worst nightmare. the damage or carnage that could be inflated by the firepower before you is almost unthinkable. >> reporter: but his friend says he drove him to royalston while he was on the run and no one was in any digger . >>> no, not at all. i went in and picked him up. i had my daughter in the car. i wasn't scared of anything. he is not that type of person. >> repor

. >> our nicole jacobs is live outside east brookfield nicole? >> reporter: bree, the man behind this arsenal of weapons, we're told, wasn't licensed to have any of them. that aside, though, the chief sense of public safety. >> this is really a law enforcement officer's worst nightmare. >> reporter: a nightmare's that's come to an end after a weekend arrest. >> the damage and carnage that could be inflicted by the firepower before you is almost unthinkable. >> reporter: the arsenal was found in and around a leicester apartment. 32-year-old dean largesse lives here. largesse took to the woods, stole a row boat and hit the water. he was finally captured in royalston, hours later. . >> this is huge. this is huge. and for us to get this back into safe hands is remarkable safety. >> reporter: hundreds of rounds of ammunition, an assault rifle, a bulletproof vest and survival equipment all recovered. a relief to law enforcement who made the largest seizure of weapons in leicester history. the best part of the whole thing is that nobody got hurt. you co

he's expected to be arraigned here in east brookfield today. that's where we're live this morning, nicole jacobs, "wbz this morning." >> thank you, nicole. >>> 6:08 now. now to a developing story in chicago. a shooting threat canceling classes at the university of chicago today. the fbi says an online threat mentioned the campus quad and a time of 10:00 a.m., the school is asking all students and campus housing to stay indoors, they're also asking 30,000 faculty, staff and undergrad and grad students stay away from campus. >>> right now, security in paris is tight as world leaders attend a conference on climate change. president obama is one of more than 150 leaders in paris for the talks aimed at reducing global greenhouse gas emissions. more than 300 protestors clashed with police ahead of the conference. officers in riot gear used tear gas on the demonstrators. paris is still under a state of emergency following the terror attacks earlier this month. >>> president obama took time he joined the french president and mayor of paris outside the

he going arraigned tomorrow brookfield. district court. live worcester. fox 25 news. tonight man life threatening injuries after getting hit by car on sparrow drive it happened last night just before 7:00. police tell us the 56 year victim was crossing 3-lane road when he was hit. this is still under investigation. but the driver did stay on the scene. and not likely face any charges. >> one person has died following single car roll over crash in jefferson new hampshire. police say the driver hit a telephone poll just off meadows route just before 2:00 am. six car rolled over and landed on its roof. driver was see jacked from car and police pronounced him dead at the scene. police have not yet released victim's name but they do speed if alcohol might have been involved here >> police in man chester new hampshire have arrested man on drunk driving charges after deadly crash. police say 31 year old alexander burke of bow hit another car with five people inside. this happened around 4:30 this morning of lake avenue and union street one of passengers in that car died. eve

they say he didn't have a he's expected in court in east brookfield today. emily: the man accused in a deadly shooting at a planned parenthood in colorado heads to court today. that's as the family of a massachusetts native, killed in the attack, honors the victim's memory. officer garrett swasey, a melrose native, was one of three people killed in friday's stewart, an iraq war vet, were also killed. we're learning the alleged gunman, robert dear, kept mostly to himself, living in a remote trailer for the past year. police say he made hostile comments about planned parenthood during his arrest. friends of officer swasey say he died doing what was right. >> he would have gone into that clinic, you know, to just serve those people because their lives matter. emily: in a statement, swasey's wife rachel writes, "in the end, his last act was for the safety and well-being of others and was a tribute to his life." randy: the philip chism murder trial resumes today for the first time since last monday. the eye's todd kazakiewich is live outside court in salem with w

here, inside the red cone, you receive the yellow blotches that are showing up around the east brookfield area and some of the streets being affected include shore road, harrington street, baker hill road, lakeview road into the yellow right there. green road, you're about to get some of that as welcoming through your area. so heavy downpours are out there. there's plenty more coming our way later on tonight. in fact, the storm's center itself is actually way down the coastline, off of the delmarva peninsula. that's this area right in here. i'm going to draw a circle is right now. this is where the rain is moving this way on one side and on the other side, the back side of the storm system, it's curling back that way. this is pushing off in this direction, toward the northeast tonight. and it's going to come across, and either cape cod or just off of cape cod later tonight, but as it does so, it's pick up this piece of energy from the west, the midwest, west of us and slamming in to it and making it even more intense, so a developing nor'easter tore later on tonight. heavy precipitation,

this is out through the brookfield area with spots of heavy rain showing up through hardwick and brookfield, lessster and into the west side -- lester and the west side of the city. overhead, plenty more where that came from. all of this heavy precipitation back here. there's a long way to go before this is on out of here. rain spreads in tonight and will 15 through the morning tomorrow and as elizabeth and mark mentioned, there's also the strong winds, a wind advisory overnight for gusts as high as 45 miles per hour starting at 1:00 a.m. and through the day tomorrow. plenty more to say about the >> elizabeth: so as kevin just showed you, the worst of the weather hasn't arrived. before it does, download the fox 25 weather app. track the storm yourself, it's free and available for apple and android users. search fox 25 weather. we want to get you updated on the breaking news that we just told but a few minutes ago, involving fantasy sports gambling websites. >> mark: within the past 15 minutes, we have learned draft kings and faneuil must stop operating in new york state. fox 25's ted daniel

he's expected in court in east brookfield today. emily? emily: erika, thank you. the murder trial of philip chism resumes today for the first time since last monday. the eye's todd kazakiewich is live outside the courthouse with what to expect. todd? todd: emily, good morning. today jurors will hear more evidence in a trial that is already moving faster than expected. that trial was only in session one day last week due to the holiday. last monday, the jury saw the jeans chism was wearing while police say he killed danvers high school teacher colleen ritzer. surveillance video from inside the school showed those jeans appeared to have been covered in blood afterward. jurors also saw surveillance video, including images of chism at a movie theater just hours after he raped and murdered ritzer. prosecutors say he was using ritzer's credit card. chism's lawyers are planning an insanity defense, but prosecutors say his use of that credit card might indicate otherwise. jury deliberations could begin as soon as december 11. reporting live in salem, todd kazakiewich, wcv

rosanna: from breakfast to lunch, one of the hottest places in town isn't that brookfield place steps away from oneworld trade. this will whet your appetite no matter what you crave. tell us about the upscale food court basically. >> our concept is they are all new york based. they're all great at turning around quickly. rosanna: what is this like a lunchtime? >> it is a scene. there are thousands of people here all really hungry all the lines are long but they turn around super quickly. we overlook the hudson river. completely wi-fi. rosanna: one floor below you will find a taste of paris. one of the hottest markets where chef chef nicola is going to show me around today. what is this? >> you can choose your meet. rosanna: you can get sandwiches. you have hotdogs. i love it to. >> you have ham and cheese. rosanna: i want to be very french. how are you? this is very fresh. >> that's good. >> okay, got it. rosanna: not only can he go shopping that you can sit in this beautiful restaurant with a gorgeous view. shall i? okay. i got a little bit on your beard, hold on. [laughter] with the

and witheet to start, brookfield, we will be over one million feet, the largest amount of retail thatity has in any one concentrated area. david: when you meet with someone looking for space, what is the pitch you make? the building is iconic and new. what is so great about this building? tara: the durst and port authority constructed new york's newest icon to date. it's a recognizable and highly desired address throughout the globe. , in 10 companies -- in 10 countries and -- and they are and 50 counties -- countries around the world. you are automatically reaching a much greater global audience on the global stage. one world trade at financially -- we like to say it's the exponential power of one world trade center. all of our tenants within the building, it's interesting as we watch, they are beginning to work with each other and the business is now fluent between companies that never knew each other before. it's a community in and of itself. i've been to the observatory. there's a lot of security to get to the top. it'sity may be a concern, a building that has a lot of traffic. ho

jennifer eagan live for us in east brookfield with the very latest. >> reporter: the suspect's friend says he was with him while he was on the run. right now, he says his friend is misunderstood and he never intended to harm anyone. he describes him as a surviflist scared to face charges in early saturday morning,... >> he was going to stay in the woods for a while. he wasn't look toing to hurt that that is the type of person he is. >> reporter: police say when they arrested him in royalston after a manhunt, he was wearing a bulletproof vest and armed with two guns. >> this is an officer's worst nightmare. the damage or karnbling that could be inflicted by the fire power before you. is almost unthinkable. >> reporter: but the man's friend says he drove him to royalston while he was on the danger. >> no, not at all. i wouldn't have picked him up. i had my daughter in the car. i wasn't scared or anything. he is not that type of person. report tt man left a rifle the. other guns and dozens of rounds of ammunition. >> he was probably going to go hunt a rabbit or something yes. ff they are

drops, just few clouds and further north you go worcester at 35 , still freezing in spots like brookfield at 29, boylston at 39, 27 hollis, new hampshire and londonderry, new hampshire at 26 and freezing in natick at 32, boston checking in at 38 and upper 30s from duxbury down to sandwich and falmouth 36 and vineyard 35 and 30 in norton, by the way, another freezing spot this morning but temperatures will continued to go up so got 20s and 30s now, noon time 44 with sunshine and cool weather but still the 40s and bright at 3:00 this afternoon so kids coming home from school ready to get the little vacation going and drop down to 36 by 7:00 tonight and how cold it is tonight and what kind of warm-up on the way for turkey day coming up and julie grauert standing by with live drive time traffic. it has been so good this morning. >> julie: look at pike framingham through the weston tolls and allston-brighton areas and 93 south route 1 looks good and zakim bridge wide open and live drive times and nine minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike and 22 minutes on 128 south fr

he will be arraigned tomorrow morning in brookfield district court at 9:00 a.m.. in leicester, jim morelli, fox 25 news. >>> ahead what the government is now doing differently to protect us. >>> but first paying tribute to the lives about to be lost. the reason these protestors say they're going to be very >>> crews have now put out a fire on one of the tallest buildings in providence. the flames started at that 25 story tower. crewings knocked down the neither about an hour. it didn't burn into the building but investigators are looking into whether water from the fire department's hoses caused any damage. >> two two day deer hunts protestors were out in hope of calling the culling of the deer population in that area. >> they say the hunt is necessary because of issues surrounding public safety. the protestors insist hunting is not the solution. >> stop the hunt! stop the hunt! >>. >> reporter: they call themselves the friends of the blue hill deer they're made up of protestors with different perspectives. some are simply opposed to deer hunting, others are hiker

brookfield 23. bridgewater area 30. hanson at 34. how on the cape and the islands, temperatures into the low 40s. high pressure with us through the day so the air is dry. both commutes are dry with mostly sunny skies. eventually this over here will be our next weather system but it's moving slow so it buys us a few more days. high pressure helps us out. eventually the weather system crawls toward new england but even 2:00 p.m. on thursday, cloudy but i think the rain will hold off until thursday evening, likely thursday night through friday morning. the morning commute friday could be tricky with downpours possible friday morning. today mostly sunny skies. 46 to 50. tonight, mostly cloudy clear, chilly, 20's to around 30. boston this afternoon 47. lakeville 49, dracut 47, into sunshine. only in the upper 40s. yesterday many of us were in the upper 50s to the low 60s so you'll feel the chill out the front door and the entire day. tomorrow lots of sun, still cool. upper 40s. the forecast, we have some rain thursday night into friday mo

and brookfield and berry up to wring. swansea, new boston as well. and in worcester we are seeing sunshine. londonderry, nashua new hampshire we are still seeing sunshine. straight into boston and along the coastline. so lower 50s in hull. and boston. and lin. and suburbs upper 40s as you wake up this morning. 48 norton. 48 duxburry. >> 52 in sandwich. and 56 in nantucket. there is already quite a breeze in place this morning. your day planner goes up to 57 with windy conditions at noon increasing clouds. slight risk of plain rain showers this afternoon and evening. i will show you what time to plan around a couple of flurries. over to julie for a check of the roads. >> reporter: shiri good morning. new accident on the pike eastbound at cambridge street. that's back i did things upright in that area. as we take a wider look at the pike moving along fine through frig, has but you slow down once you hit west end. and through brighton, tough spot. bumper-to-bumper as you head eastbound. glare is not helping. 33 minutes from weston tolls to ted williams

shake shack on one that comes out with great earnings, and go down to the new scent of downtown in brookfieldlook at the environment -- the french food hall which is not fast with the way be used to know that. sushi, this iss, all about a food experience. to millennials, people want that experience. if i'm spending, i'm spending on things that are exciting to me. i think there are a lot of good things out there. allnon: we talk about it the time, the shift from people that want to own goods to experience something. we attribute it to millennials, but more and more people are doing it every day. thing, aone last comment about the race to the bottom, there was a challenge that when you look at the appeals toe pricing people that need merchandise. the real challenge is how do you appeal to people that want merchandise? i think that is a very big difference. the people that need it need to have it on the table, the people that want it it is what is that experience. we said this before, you need another pair of black pants? stephanie: never, because they have not designed one since 2009. richard: