the decision comes as no shock to steven davis whose sister was one of bulger's victims. you may be surprised to hear davis believes bulger deserves a fair trial and the crime boss was perhaps not given his trial and i believe in my heart he should have been able to say what he wanted to say. reporter: he said a former federal prosecutor who died in 2009 promised him immunity decades ago for all of his crimes including murder. bulger previously uh -- appealed to ay loor court -- a lower court who said he had in fact received a fair trial. >> that's what a lot of us would want. we know behind it all it wasn't there were others behind it. reporter: that's why davis makes a case of sorts on bulger's behalf that the man responsible for so much death and carnage should have still been able to say what he wanted to say. >> he should have been able to and i think the public would have loved to have seen what was the outcome of that. reporter: steven davis says had bulger been able to testify openly and say when he wanted to say during the trial it would have made no difference o

heather:it is the end of the line for james "whitey" bulger. they refused to hear his story. >> bulger claiming his constitutional rights were violated during the 201 threa trial. the nation's highest court disagrees. the u.s. supreme court did not say why it won't hear whitey bulger's appeal. but steven davis wants to know what the crime boss has to say. >> if he wasn't given the rights he had to give to speak, yeah, i don't think he was given a fair trial. >> he wanted to tell jurors prosecutor promised him immunity decades ago for his crimes including murder. the prosecutor died in 2009 and bulger was not allowed to bring it up during trial. >> he should have been able to and the public would have loved to have seen what was the outcome of that. >> they believe the testimony may have shed even more light on a corrupt law enforcement and justice system. >> and that's what i think a lot of us would want because we know behind it all that it was there were others behind it. >> steven davis adds that even had bulger been able to share his side o

a family friend wrote to bulger asking for his affidavit his behalf but bulger wrote back i have never testified against any man. bulger also refused to >>> melania trump is defending her hud tonight in a recently leaked audiotape from 2005 donald trump and billy bush made some lewd comments about women. in her first interview since then, the wife of the republican presidential nominee called her husband's language inappropriate and unacceptable. but she blamed bush. >> i wonder if they even knew that the mic was on because they were kind of like egg on, from the host to say dirty and bad stuff. >> melania also says the release of the audiotape is clearly a planned attack by the clinton campaign. a sentiment echoed by trump who has been calling the election "rigged." i will be there for the final presidential debate on wednesday night live in las vegas. still to come we're digging deeper into what you can expect for wednesday's final head-to-head matchup. political consultant jim spencer sits down with me to talk expectations and reality with just three weeks left until election day. >

a family friend wrote to bulger asking for an affidavit and bulger wrote back, quote, i have never testified against any man. bulger also refused to testify in his own case. >>> a federal judge is raising questions of sal dimasi's fight federal prosecutors recommended that dimasi be released from prison as he serves cancer. he served five years of his eight-year sentence of corruption. a judge is asking for more evidence in the case. >>> boston will see its highest tides as the so-called king tides roll in. michael henrich is live. the stars have to line up just right for king tide to happen. man. it is beautiful science thing a point in the orbit where the moon is closest to the earth and the earth is closer to the sun and creates these tidal impacts -- you can't tell in the dark where this said reporter is stand the in the rain with dry feet, but these tides will rise up pretty high. coastal flooding at long wharf but different coastal areas across new england and across the globe as well. i want to show you some video started yesterday afternoon. i would say 12:31 is when it peaked in the

the justices did not comment but bulger's convictions for playing a role in 11 murders and many other crimes will stand. the 87-year-old bulger argued the judge at his trial should have let him tell the jury that a now-dead federal prosecutor had granted him immunity from the judge said bulger hadn't offered hard evidence that such an agreement existed. heather brady is back. :it is business as usual -- about time -- today, for the patriots cornerback, his 4 game nfl suspension expired at midnight. erika: after yesterday's shut out loss to the bills, patriots fans relieved their super bowl winning leader is back at gillette. that's where we find newscenter doug: we think he is back. we have not confirmed a tom brady siding, but it was not because we were not trying. all morning long, every car that entered gillette was watched with a keen eye. from the ground and in the air, the question on everybody's lips -- have you seen tom brady? >> no. doug: have you been looking for him? >> yeah. his presence looms large, just -- where do you think he is? >> ummmmmm. doug despite not seeing the

the supreme court rejecting whitey bulger's appeal of his bulger's appeal, leaving in place that conviction for his role in 11 murders and many other crimes. the 87-year-old bulger was a fugitive for 17 years until he was arrested in 2011. a jury convicted him in 2013. >> sarah: all right. this is a huge day for pats fans. tb 12's suspension is finally over. quarterback tom brady will be rejoining the team following his four-game suspension. and he was already back in action yesterday, throwing some pa i forward now after four weeks without brady, including yesterday's tough loss to the bills. >> kris: yeah. it couldn't come at a better time. yesterday's heartbreaker. no brady sights yet at gillette stadium today. coach belichick had this to say during the monday morning conference call. >> it is great to have tom and rob back. i mean, i can't tell you... i it is pure speculation. it is good to have them back. >> kris: julian edelman taking to twitter saying "free." victoria warren joins us live from gillette stadium this morning with more on what fans have to say today. a lot of eyes wide

a family friend wrote to bulger asking for an affidavit on weichel's behalf and bulger said i never testified against any man. bulger refused to testify in his own case. now 6:7. and things 95 manageable past 128 and to medford. as we head south of the pike, the expressway a little volume building from the braintree split to morrissey beautiful and take to you those live pictures and brake lights are starting to stack up. and here are the live drive times. 34 minutes on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass avenue. 27 minutes on the expressway. 44 minutes on 93 south as you head from andover down to the leverett connector. gene and sara, back to you. rainy tuesday morning up until now. >> sara: hopefully it will stop raining by the time the kids get to the bus stop. >> shiri: stopping as we speak. by 6:30, we are good. conditions are drying out. it will take a little longer to clear out. as it does it will get gusty around here. i am lowering that threat of any early rain because it is tapering off so quickly. gusty winds. winds gusting 25 to 30 miles per hour this afternoon. noticeable but sho

a family friend wrote to bulger, asking for his affidavit on wishell's behalf, but bulger wrote back saying i never testified against any man. bulger also refused to testify in miss own case. >> vanessa: a federal judge is raising questions about former house speaker, sal demassey's fight for freedom. last week demassey be released from prison early while he battles cancer. he has served nearly five years of his eight year sentence for corruption. the judge asked for more information and scheduled a hearing for next month. lawyers for comedian bill cosby were backjc???? in court in bosn today. the hearing was related to the defamation lawsuit against the comedian. seven women say he destroyed their reputation by accusing them of making up stories about being assaulted. cosby's attorneys want access to the women's medical records, and for the defense to turn witnesses. we're working now to find out if the judge made a decision on either of those requests today. >> blair: with just a few weeks to go until election day, former president bill clinton campaigned today for his wife in new

james bulger said he won't rat behind bars. he wrote letters admitting that frederick was wrongly he spent half his life behind bars for the crime. a family friend wrote to bulger asking for his affidavit. but bulger wrote back saying "i have never testified against any man, have never caused any man to be put in prison. as for the real killer bulger wrote i won't name or force him just as i choose not to tell the truth in my trial keep silent in a corrupt trial. >>> a convicted child rapist hid his face in court today right before a judge sent him back to voted road to charges. fox 25 broke the news of richmondard gardner -- richard gardner's controversial release from jail. robert goldton is speaking to a man who says gardner preyed upon him as well. >> i saw his face on the news it really brought back everything and i feel like i've -- >> reporter: thomas sherman says he was 10 years old when it happened back in milk for his mother. >> he punch immediate in the car and in knifepoint he told me to put a ski mask and i sat in

james "whitey" bulger says he won't help a man claiming a wrongful conviction. fred weichel has served 33 years for the 1980 murder of robert la monica. bulger supports the claim writing a series of letters saying he was wrongly convicted. he says it's a wasting of time to try and help. coming forward. he said i won't name him or force him, just as i chose not to tell the truth in my incident about certain incidents, even though the guilty lied. bulger signed the letter, no regrets. reporter: a terrifying crash in san diego. why the victims were not on the road or in a car. doug: also breaking overnight, police are investigating a shooting in lawrence. police say a man was shot on haverhill street. we are told that he waslo great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the weekend, if that's what you need. because you have enough to worry about. i did not

the family asked for an affidavit on his behalf, but bulger wrote back i never testified against any man. bulger refused to testify in his own case. >>> making sure that home is structurally safe after a car crashed into a garage. the car took out the garage door. one person was taken. working to get more details about the crash and the three people were injured when a fixture fell from the ceiling out of bertucci's restaurant. the big decoration was so heavy took several fire fighters to lift it. the restaurant will stray closed until the building inspector gets the all clear. we are working to find out of the conditions of the victims at this hour. >>> good morning, everyone, at 5:17. if you were headed out the door now, you will notice wet roadways and shiri will have more on that. but right things are nice and light on route 1, 93 south as the expressway is moving along with no issue. visibility a little challenging as well because it is dark and we do have rain coming down in some of those spots. live drive times. 24 minutes on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass avenue. 11 minu

ed: the supreme court bulger's appeal. it was for playing a role in 11 murders and other crimes will stand. the 80 every is-year-old bulger argued that the judge at his trial should have let them tell the jury that a now dead prosecutor granted him immunity from prosecution. he had hard evidence -- he didn't have hard evidence that it did exist. heather: a deadly crash in randolph. a bmw went off the ramp from the car rolled over several times killing the woman driving. her identity has not been released at this point. and new at 4:30, the man accused of crashing into a state trooper in foxborough is held without bail of he pled not guilty to assault and reckless driving charges. the trooper was trying to stop the motorcyclist on route 1 when he slammed that him. he was ordered similar incident that happened in june. the state police captain who was hit is expected to be okay. ed: the suspension is over. tom brady will hit the field with his teammates. the suspension expired at midnight. mike lynch is here with what we can

bulger video came to light >>. pussyfooting around >> -- do you support a subunit support us? the fact is some of these leaders have been wishy-washy. , -- bill gore to reagan -- al gore to reunite with hillary clinton. president obama took on trump. >> those are some folks -- they were auditioning for a reality show. kenneth: clinton dealing with more e-mail fallout. the state department accused of giving prefereia claims the clinton campaign was given updates about her case. it turns out it was information that was only available to the public. but trump ally said tweets warning about the impending wikileaks release. now clinton campaign chair who was hacked is accusing the trump campaign of coordinating with wikileaks and russian hackers. emily: residents and florida now have more time to register to a federal judge extended registration another six days to october 18 because of the disruptions and damage from hurricane matthew. erika: a random act of kindness in swampscott. a police officer going the extra mile

bulger says he will not do it. whitechall is fighting for a new and syria. second tear of state says crimes are happening daily. he says putting more economic pressure on russia and syria could halt the air strikes. . >>> bill clinton is hitting the campaign trail in new hampshire today as hillary clinton is dealing with yet another round of hacked emails released by week key leaks. clinton praised nancy reagan for starting a national conversation about aids in the 1980s. >>> donald trump and his running mate mike pence pushing different views of the media over the weekend. pence appeared on several news programs saying he and trump will accept the outcome of the election but trump took to twitter after those interviews and said quote the election is absolutely being rigged by dishonest and distorted media both will face off in their final debate this week. you can watch it on wednesday night starting at 9 p.m. right here. >>> vice president joe biden will be in boston this week talking about the white house's push to find a cure for cancer. it's called the

bulger claims the federal prosecutor granted him immunity in the case. he spent 17 years on the run before he was arrested an convicted. he is serving a life sentence. >> vanessa: tributes to local law enforcements who responded to the search for the bombing suspect. >> mark: former sergeant dic donahue will receive the 9-11 the award is being handed out in san diego at the international association of chiefs convention. collier will receive the award posthumously. boston police officer john moynihan was just awarded the medal of award at the george hannah awards. moynihan was shot in the face in march of last year during a traffic stop. first trailer for the boston marathon bombing documentary. >> them watching me accomplish things that i hadn't done before, kind of heals everybody. >> vanessa: that was seless cochran, one of the many survivors featured into the new film. the documentary will detail the attacks in the weeks that followed, lucciono the struggles and triumphs of the survivors, their families and first responders. it premieres next month.

. >> daniel: whitey bulger already serving live in prison but doesn't seem he will be getting out any time soon. how the supreme court squashed his chance at freedom without saying a word. >> julie: pope helps victims of the italian earthquake. joe plaia: every three days, someone in new hampshire is killed with a gun. mothers, sons, friends. and yet kelly ayotte continues to play political games instead of making new hampshire safer. when she has the chance to strengthen background checks, she voted no, backing the washington gun lobby instead. then - on a bill to keep suspected terrorists from getting guns, ayotte flip flopped. kelly ayotte's become another typical washington politician narrator: independence usa pac special interests that oppose question 2 claim district schools lose money to charter schools. that's "absurd," says the boston herald. "outright lies," reports the lowell sun. charter schools "don't siphon off state dollars" from traditional schools, says the boston globe. in fact, public schools get more money. the truth is question 2 will give parents more choices an

james "whitey" bulger says he won't help a man claiming a wrongful conviction. fred weichel has served 30 years for murdering fred weichel. he claims he was wrongly convicted. he talks about the so-called true killer coming forward writing, i won't name him or force him just as i choose not to tell the truth in my trial about certain incidents even though the guilty lied. exciting day courtesy of the patriots. emily: the special treatment for one deserving fan and a terrifying crash in san diego. why the victims weren't on the road or in a car. doug: breaking overnight, police are investigating a shooting in lawrence. police say a man was shot on haverhill street, and we're told >> they were gifted patriots tickets and the pats gave the fan a v.i.p. treatment including a special pin from team owner robert kraft. >> he's fighting for his life. i want that pin to hopefully bring him good luck. >> i was surprised and the people, especially her, are awesome. doug: he says every day is a win and this is a memory he will not forget. we're all rooting for him at cincin

bulger claimed his trial was unfair because he was not able to present his claim he was given immunity by the feds while working as an informant. he's serving a life sentence for his role in 11 murders. erin: failing farms. the drought is causing serious problems for help could be on the way from the state. sean: keeping the best and brightest in new hampshire. some important efforts were celebrated last night in bowe. erin: ahead at 5:30, the race is heating up with hassan and kathy: it goes by so fast. kate: one day you're a kid - and the next... kelly: ...you're raising your own little girl. kelly: growing up, i watched my mom work so hard. through challenges and struggles, she made our lives better. whether strengthening social security or medicare, protecting our environment, or helping make college more affordable... she taught me that with hard work... kate: you can do anything? kathy: anything. kate: my mom taught me that too. kevin: cooler air is rushing in. another warming trend. all of that and the latest advisory on hurricane matthew and its potential track coming up in jus

. >>> whitey bulger says he won't help another man who may have been put in didn't commit. the mobster says whitechall was wrongly convicted back in 1980, a friend wrote to bulger asking him to tell police what he knew by the murder. he says he won't do it. he is fighting for a new trial. >>> there are new rules in place to help curb the opioid abuse problem. providers are now over the weekend. >>> the u.s. and great brittain are weighing new sanctions against russia and syria. it comes after a meeting. secretary of state says crimes against are happening daily. he says putting more economic pressure could halt the air strikes. >>> bill clinton is hitting the campaign trail in new hampshire today this a dealing with a new round of leaked emails. clinton praised nancy reagan for starting a national conversation about aids in the '80s . >>> and donald trump and his running mate mike pence pushing different views of the media over the weekend. pence will accept the outcome of the election but trump took to twitter and said quote the election is absolutely being rigged by disho

supreme court says it will not take up the appeal from former boston mob boss, whitey bulger. bulger claimed his trial in 2013 was unfair because he was not able to present his claim that he was griffin immunity by the feds while working as an informant. he's role in 11 murders. erin: still ahead, failing farms. the drought is now causing serious problems for local dairy farmers. help could be on the way from the state. sean: he could be the best and brightest in new hampshire. important efforts were celebrated last night in bowe. erin: the raise is heating up with ayotte and hassan facing off in a debate last night. it is now 6:07. you are watching tb s delicious reese's peanut butter doughnut square. frosted with chocolate and filled with reese's peanut butter buttercream. taste the fave you crave today. america runs on dunkin'. it's a great view from the top. just ask chris sununu. chris inherited a famous name and was given the top job at his family's resort, where, over the years, chris cut jobs and cut employees' hours to avoid giving them health insurance. so it's no su

. >>> whitey bulger says he'll not help another man who may have been put in jail for a crime he reportedly did not commit. wikel was wrongly committed of murder. a friend wrote to bull he says he won't do it. he's fighting for a new trial. >>> house speaker wants a special panel to review the ethical guidelines for public officials. he's pushing for an 11 member task force. if approved they would review the state's conflict of interest and ethics rules and look at campaign finance disclosure laws. he started talking about the idea after reports of a senator brian joyce over whether he used his public position to help his private law practice. he's not been charged and denied any wrong-doing. >>> on your monday the best and brightest young professionals are gathering in boston for forbes magazine 's under 30 summit. michael phelps is in town. the event started tomorrow. it includes motivational speakers, contests and networking opportunities. thousands of people are expected to attend. >>> the pregnant manatee rescued off cape cod is heading home this week. she was rescued last month as the

whitey bulger order to spend his final days in a prison cell. that sentence closes a painful chapter in boston history. it was 2:07 eastern standard time when white smoke started pouring from the screen. the crowd knew the signal, there was a new pope. this is a fungus. it is not like something you would find in the environment where it is perfectly harmless. this was taken from the tissue surrounding a patient's spinal cord. right now you are inside somebody's multimillion dollar investment. a thriving grove farm. these plants are in the dark because they are in the photo >> roger that. [laughter] heather: we have a skunk in the studio and it is bad. man. wow. you looked a little cranky. that probably was not fair. but you did get up early. >> usually, heather, i'm watching you in my underwear, so -- [laughter] ed: we only have two more seconds. let's see if you can do it again. heather: imagine if your child were trapped in a failing school. imagine if your child couldn't read or write at grade level. imagine if your child were stuck on a wait

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bulger claims that a now dead federal prosecutor had granted him immunity in the case. he spent 17 years on the run. the 87-year-old is serving a life sentence. >>> boys in minnesota is now in massachusetts facing even more charges. in court today matthew feeney pleaded not guilty to the new charge of child rape. his alleged victim is a relative. the norton teen was just 14 when he says he assaulted him in 2010. in august the boy's mother told fox 25 her son and family struggle every day. >> whenever matthew feeney has to serve he'll be done and he'll he'll get out but requested his clind be sent back in prison in minnesota to continue his treatment a program for sexual offenders. the victim's mother is outraged and disappointed and said the request felt like a punch in the gut. his trial is set for december. >>> a major police crackdown in one local city recently led to dozens of arrests. worcester police called in additional officers to patrol the neighborhood in the last three weeks. after drugs, prostitution and other crimes plagued that area. those arrests as a res

supreme court will not hear whitey bulger's appeal. the mobster said he should have immunity deal he made with a prosecutor who is now dead. >>> the very dangerous, hurricane matthew. >> matthew is the atlantic's strongest storm in a decade and it can make landfall tomorrow. >> a powerful one and one that's going to hold its strength. 140-mile-per-hour sustained winds and moving miles per hour. see jamaica here, haiti here, and it's going to take a path overnight and into tomorrow morning. here's the latest track. it moved up to the bahamas as we head to tomorrow england, wednesday, and thursday, spending several days crossing the chain. as we head to the end of the week and start of the weekend. it's going to parallel the coast of florida, georgia, south carolina, and north a category 3 or stronger the entire time. so certainly something to watch. the implenty threat is cuba, jamaica, hispaniola, and the bahamas. when it comes to us farther north, once the storm gets past north carolina, that's where all the uncertainty still lies. we

. >>> also breaking news in the whitey bulger cases. the u.s. supreme court says they will not hear the appeal. he appealed his conviction on 11 murders and other crimes claiming he should have been able to mention a immunity deal he struck with a prosecutor. >>> now, the new england patriots and the return of tom brady. he was spotted working out yesterday in preparation for his return today. the quarterback is back with the team. >> and this could signal the his teammates were out on the field this morning but we did not see him there. edelman had a simple word hashtag free. we're live at gillette. >> reporter: there are some disappointed fans in fort collins after the bills shut out the patriots. >> disappointing i felt that the patriots didn't show i'm not sure why, whether it's the calm before the brady storm. >> after the pats were shut out for the first time ever at gillette fans are ready for the return of qb 12. >> they didn't put up any points but brady is back and here talking wins for the next 12 games. >> his suspension is officiall

. >> convicted mobster james "whitey" bulger lost his appeal. he argued he was promised immunity for his crime decades ago and spent 17 years on the run before arrested and convicted and appeal was denied the justices. >>> for example 25 learned another commuter rail worker cheating on time cards. ninth worker terminated in the scandal since on broke last month. the rail worker was dismissed last week. latest firing after employees at engineer terminal in somerville were accused of using id badges of coworkers to clock them into work when they were either at home or on time off. the largest private contractor has no idea how long the fraud has cost taxpayers. state wants to build new orange line station to help support traffic to wynn casino in everett. silver line bus successful. in malden and sit between the wellington and malden center stops. the 2 billion-dollar resort casino expected to open in 2019. about orange line would take at least seven years to build. fourth of july show. last for long time producer david and announced handing reign

. >> the justices issued orders turning away appealing involving geico, whitey bulger and ncaa, they are continuing the normal order of business, despite the vacancy, they are trying to shy away from the controversial issues, that's a good thing, we can have bun branch of government that can reach consensus, rerejected an appeal from the obama administration hoping to revive a disputed loss this year over the president's use of executive action to block the detore station of millions in the -- deportation of millions in the u.s. illegally. >>> coming up here, outrage in southern california over a deadly shooting of a black teen y the chief said his officers had no choice but to shoot. >>> latest in the search for a gunman and what a witness saw that could lead to an arrest. >>> brazen i think to shoot at the police department. narrator: it wasn't that long ago. years of devastating cutbacks to our schools. 30,000 teachers laid off. class sizes increased. art and music programs cut. we can't ever go back. ryan ruelas: so vote yes on proposition 55. reagan duncan: prop 55 prevents 4 bi

court will not hear whitey bulger's appeal. the high court didn't give a reason for refusing to listen to the mobster's case. he appealed saying he should have been able to mention an immunity deal he claims he struck with a former federal prosecutor. >>> another brow for donald trump, this time over his foundation. >> reporter: new york's attorney general says foundation violated the law and this comes on top of a weekend leak of some of the republican nominee's tax returns. newyork's democratic attorney general ordered the trump foundation to stop fundraising after finding they never got the proper certification. he spent the morning slamming experience in cyber security involves a scheme to invite federal law and put the nation in harm's way. trump declared $900 million in losses that year, potentially allowing him to avoid paying $50 million every year in taxable income for 18 years. >> what kind of genius loses a billion dollars in a si clinton slammed the billionaire. >> he abuses his power, games the system, puts his own

they are also looking the unsolved murder of carmen's james white bulger lost his chance to have the supreme court heal the appeal to his case. the justices turned away his appeal for convictions for playing a role in 11 murders and other crimes. bulger's claims, he claims that a now-dead federal prosecutor had granted him immunity in this case. he spent 17 years on the run before he was arrested and convicted. the 87 year-old is serving a life sentence. >> a local school superintendent arrested weeks ago and parents are finding out now. tonight, the school leader facing drunk driving charges and the big meeting tonight that could determine her future. >> plus, a panic, kanye west running off the stage to help his wife. >> i have to stop. >> the frightening robbery that left kim kardashian bound and locked up inside a posh par i.r.s. flat. >> i'm tracking showers popping up here and all eyes on the caribbean for matthew, talking a lot about the storm as the new track comes in this hour. >> first, the new york attorney general issues an order to stop collecting donations. joe plaia: e

. >>> a convicted mob boss back in the headlines in another courtcase, but one thing whitey bulger says he will never do. >>> we first told but this little guy's grand entrance the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two here's the truth: every time a new charter school opens, it drains money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million just last year - according to the state's own data. which means real cuts to our kids - in arts, technology, ap classes, pre-school, bus service and more. that's why question two's opposed by the massachusetts pta and school committees all across the state. >>> a rare rocket launch in virginia lit up the east coast. take a look at the blastoff. the rocket is carrying supplies and equipment to the international space station. experiment to study how fire behaves in space. we have posted a full countdown and launch on our web at fox25boston.com. >>> we are learning more details of the story behind the happy scene -- the happy family celebrating the arrivals of their newest member. we told you about them yesterday. the baby boy was born

. >>> it looks like whitey bulger is out of options. today, the u.s. supreme court not let him testify about an immunity deal he claims a federal prosecutor offered him. he is serving life in prison for his role in 11 murders and decades of crimes. >>> campaign 2016, a bloated donald trump charity foundation, the new york attorney general says it is not registered to ask for donations in the state and must stop taking them immediately. in colorado, trump defended himself against a new york times report that he declared more than $900 million in lost income in 1995. enough to let him avoid paying income tax for 18 years. the time is based that report on part of his 1995 tax return. hillary clinton was in ohio and left with basketball superstar, lebron james, endorsement. a new cbs new york times poll, the first one since the debate, shows clinton with a four-point lead. vice presidential candidates are going to go head to head in tomorrow night. you will be able to watch tim kaine and mike pence debate right here on wbz tomorrow night at 9. >>> he is ba

because ben ross lith bulger not play in this game. patriots probably as healthy as they've been all year. this is the first week of the season that rob gronkowski is not listed on the injury report. that is news to the rest of us and apparently it's also news to gronk, too. attention really. i mean, that's what the team would put out there but every single week i try to go out and do the most i can every week. so i mean, i've been doing everything now, so i'm off it. >> 4:25 start for the patriots on sunday. the new york giants announced that kicker josh brown is not traveling with the team this weekend for a game against the rams in london on sunday. both the team and the they will review newly release the documents in which brown admitted to domestic abuse and revisit the issue when the team returns from london. so from the garden, bruins with a big 2-1 win, right now the cubs behind jon lester are leaving in game 5 in the nlcs, 3-1. game 6 is saturday at rigley. from the garden, butch stearns, back to you, guys. >> the news continu

on 7 news at five:00 the supreme court making a decision on convicted boston mobster's case whitey bulger. we'll be right back. >> anchor: we're gearing up for flu season and doctors and clinics are starting to offer the flu shot. >> reporter: but there might be surprising things you are doing that could be messing up the effectiveness of the flu shot. >> anchor: the details tomorrow on 7 news today in new england. narrator: over and over it's been their agenda: anything to defund planned parenthood. kelly ayotte and washington republicans voted 6 different times to defund planned parenthood. they're on a crusade to block services new hampshire women and families depend on: cancer screenings, birth control, basic women's healthcare. kelly ayotte and washington republicans ve put defunding planned parenthood at the top of their agenda... and it's time for that to change. i'm maggie hassan ? at blue cross blue shield of massachusetts, we offer a variety of medicare plans to fit your budget and your lifestyle. with plans starting as low as $0, you'll have zero things stopping you from really

. >> anchor: also on 7, the supreme court denies whitey bulger's appeal. the high court said it won't hear the mob boss's appeal of his racketeering convicts that means his convictions for the 11 murders and many other crimes will stand. the 87-year-old mobster was a fugitive for 17 years until his arrest back in 2011. a jury convicted him in 2013. >> anchor: now on 7, a man shot and killed by police in lynn. serve a search warrant at an apartment building. police say the man pointed a gun at officers. amaka u back quay live in lynn with details on what led up to the shooting and what we know this evening. amaka? >> anchor: kim, police say this whole incident started when they tried responding to these condominiums to serve that search warrant but they say the suspect instead of answering the door he pulled out a gun. it all happened on the fifth floor here around 9:00 police say the 57-year-old suspect was connected to a robbery that happened at a restaurant last month. officers say when they knocked on the door of his apartment, a female witness inside t

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. >> he apologized for the leaked video from 2005 in which he makes bulger comments about groping women. but republicans sounded off, pulling their support. women, to our daughters and granddaughters and to future generations. >> despite the backlash, trump defiantly tweeted his commitment. >> i will never drop out of the race and never let my supporters down. >> protesters interrupted bill wikileaks released thousands of e-mails from sentence campana men to -- from clinton's campaign manager. and in an editorial this weekend, the boston globe wrote that there is only one candidate who belongs to the white house and they enthusiastically endorsed hillary clinton. doug: both trump and clinton are now preparing for tonight's second presdiential debate. and our own emily riemer will be you can watch the showdown right here starting at 9:00 p.m. tonight. emily will have a live report after on newscenter 5 at 11:00. >> right now, boston police are asking for your help to track down a man they say is a suspect in a attempted sexual assault. police say he attacked a woman from behind in the mi

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the supreme court has turned away james whitey bulger's appeal.he justices without comment left in place his convictions for playing a role in 11 murders and many other crimes. the 87-year-old former organized crime boss was a fugitive for 17 years until his arrest in 2011. a jury convicted him in 2013. syrian activists say warplanes have again targeted one of the largest emergency hospitals in the rebel held part of aleppo. the syrian/american medical society says a-bomb punched a crater at the hospital's front interest. at least three maintenance workers were killed. officials say the hospital has been targeted twice in the last week. the nobel prize in medicine has gone to a japanese biologist. he was honored for his work on how cells recycle content. as beingss is known involved in several conditions including cancer and neurological disease. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in over 120 country. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. matt: "what'd you miss?" u.s. sales figures for september tricklin

. >>> one case they have already dismissed, the appeal for james whitey bulger, he is convicted of racketeering and is currently serving a life sentence. >>> week of trading and a down day for the tao on wall street. 70 points down to 18,237. >>> two rivals in the outdoor retail industry are getting together. bass pro shops will acquire cabela's or 5.5 ilion dollars. the deal combined two of the more well renowned retailers together. they will have 184 stores. there is no word whether the deal might be enclosures for some locations. app called messenger light. this is for users with slower internet speeds in emerging markets. it will allow users to send texts, photos and links to anyone but does not include advanced features like audio and video calls found on a typical messenger. >>> with all my kids college is going to be expensive. i would love it if they took after this girl. >> she is eight years old from texas she is way ahead of the game when it comes to for college. >> i am smart. i am a leader. failure is not an option for me. >> i love that. failure is not an option. that is jordan si

. >> reporter: key members of the republican party pulling their support after hearing the trump bulger comments about women. >> it admitted that i did try to [bleep] her when she was married. >> reporter: and mike pence saying he cannot condone or defend those remarks, and house speaker paul ryan uninviting him to the rally saying he was sickened by the comment. senator john mccain joining dozens of republicans withdrawn their support, and every gop woman in the senate are condemning his remarks, and others going farther, demanding he will drop out of the race.>>> but donald trump says he will never do that.>> i said it, i admit it, and i apologize. >> reporter: and trump facing clinton in the second presidential debate. doctor matt fields -- doctor mac -- dr. fields says that she should leave it alone.>> reporter: donald trump likely to face tough questions about the newest scandal. >> reporter: hillary clinton will also be facing tough questions tonight, a wikileaks release a few days ago indicating she was very comfortable with wall street, and had cozied up to them. she was also su

jean: whitey bulger will not supreme court, he is serving a life sentence for several convictions that include racketeering and a role in 11 murder. the mobster claims a federal prosecutor promised him immunity. and the court also turned down a review of new hampshire's automobile dealer bill of rights. it was expanded in 2013 to include farm equipment, a move that manufacturers say interferes with the business model. and a refusal to review news for the white house. last year a lower court rule against the programs was upheld because the high court justices were deadlocked in a 4-4 tie. that could be a theme in this new session where one seat remains empty after the death of justice scalia. this is the first time in 25 years that there's been a vacancy on the court at the start of a term, also of note although federal law requires the court to convene on the not hear any cases today because it is the jewish holiday of rosh hashana. josh: two of the biggest names in outdoor gear are merging into one company. jean: and j. c. penney is offering refund of sheets and towels. mike: tonight

. >>> whitey bulger is out of options. yesterday the supreme court refused to hear his appeal. he claimed the trial judge didn't let him testify about an immunity deal that he claims a prosecutor offered him. he's serving his role for 11 murders and decades of crime. >>> shoeing morgan stanley. they said they offered financial incentives to advisers. 30 final advisers participated as well as advisers in rhode island. the bank said it will fight the lawsuit in court. >>> have you bought your airline ticket for the holidays yet? according to orbit.com this is fares. consumers who wait a few days longer to book will miss out on the air fare prices for this busy and expensive holiday season. i guess it's not a secret anymore. >> nope. >>> marsha stewart is bring ing thanksgiving to your home. >> kelly ayotte is backtracking about comments she made about donald trump last night. >> a night. >> a little bit of clouds this morning and drizzle. temperatures this the 50s right now. 53 degrees says kathy in worcester. cloudy skies but the trend will be for increasing sunshine today. i'll