connection. >>> kim and adam, aly an her family presented a $10,000 check to dana farber center for lung cancer. the raisman family is honoring aly's grand mother who passed away from lung cancer. aly said her grandmother supported her gymnastics dreams growing up. the six time olympic medalist also toured the institute signing autographs and snapping pictures with patients, families and dana farber staff. representatives from bridgestone tires were also involved in e while talking to patients aly took down some information and she said she actually wants to stay in touch. in the newsroom, amaka ubaka, 7 news. >> anchor: all right. 62 degrees right now. seriously unone of those days where you can go out in pantp at-shirt. >>> it was so nice. i go my walk in which i love to do on a gorgeous day like today. am i going to need annum bella and everybody else tomorrow? s you will. then adam pack into pants and t-shirt weather by the end of ? dylan: anybody can do parkour. our whole aim with the gym is to get people moving, and want to have people understand that you own a body. we can do

raisman's grandmother was treated at dana farber before she died from lung cancer. maria: an unwelcome visitor in tyngsborough. beware of the bear. one of our viewers spotted him on constantine drive and sent us this picture. you can see him trying to get a peek into the window. that is not the only sighting. we will hear from the woman who stumbled upon this based on her front lawn. "paws." maria: not bad. a police department finding a maria: five for good. ashland police are giving old bikes a new purpose. ed: the department donated 28 bicycles to bikes not bombs. x this is chronicle on wcvb channel 5. anthony: shayna is up at sunrise. and what a day it is. the derby is in full swing. >>on electrician or a plumber, they are out fishing. anthony: new friends are waiting. there is some family business to take care of. >> hi, daddy. >> hi, baby. anthony: need some island insiders who know the best beaches. >> the water is beautiful. >> many locals say it is the best on the island. anthony: and beautiful places.

. >> vanessa: fox 25's heather hegedus visited dana farber and the greater boston food bank, to find out what this day means to local organizations. >> the reporter: d with black friday and cyber monday, giving tuesday has become a way to put that money to meaningful use. at the greater boston bank, we caught up with fidelity employees taking time out of their busy day to sort food headed to pan tristin and soup kitchens. i have really wasn't aware of how much of an impact it's going to have, but a couple of hours goes a long way for people who need it. >> the reporter: hashtag john hancock is asking for donations for people running for charities in next year's marathon. and the organization founded in memory of marathon victim, martin richard is asking for you to consider their charity, mr8. giving tuesday was created four years ago by a cultural center in new york city. as an unofficial kickoff to the charitable giving season. >> this is a time, particularly in the winter, when people are choosing between eating and paying their heating bills, that the need increases. >> the report

forn 6,000 participated raising money. 100% of the money raised goes to dana farber. >>i always knew it could be big. but it's been a 37-year come true. >>since the organization's beginning back in 1980 the pmc have raised more than $547 million for cancer research. wbz news is proud to be their media partner. >>> some patriots using the buy week to get a closer look at some police work. police commissioner william evans hosted several patriots along with the owner robert craft. for a ride-along and watched a basketball game between the officers and kids at the teen center in dorchester. >>can you imagine robert craft getting out of a police car when you've been pulled over. >>i'd be, like, whatever. >>give me tickets and i'll pay the fine. >>exactly. >>> still ahead the tight race for new hampshire's senate. >>how kelly ayotte is fight to challenger is responding. >>> a test run for the new balloons in the thanksgiving vo: ending funding for planned parenthood. taking away our right to choose. restricting our health care choices. this is senator kelly ayotte's record

. >> anchor: alley and her family presented a $10,000 check to dana farber center for lung cancer. the raiseman's are honoring alley's grandmother who died after a battle with lung cancel. autographs snapping photos with patients, families and staff. >> anchor: coming up tonight on latest on the breaking news about gronk. reports that he could be solids next week. >> anchor: patriots star tight end dealing with a punctured lung. we'll have the latest in the status for the match up in san francisco. so that and the day's other top stories in your forecast later on tonight. i'm adam williams. ; i'm kim khazei. hope to see you back here for the news at 11:00. >>> oprah under fire, why she's apologizing for her tweet about trump. >> now on "extra." ? extra, extra ? ? extra, extra ? >>> oprah's >> you all heard about my tweet problems. >> the post that triggered a social media backlash. >>> then, donald trump on the "60 minutes" hot seat. >> i'll say it right to the cameras, stop it. >> from "snl" to alec baldwin, new star reaction to trump's presidency. >>> plus, megyn kelly on dr. phi

setting their giving tuesday fund raising goals high, the jimmy fund, the fund raising arm for dana farber in boston, says four years ago, they didn't even s today, their goal is to raise 1 million dollars, just on this one day, and while that may sound like a lot of money, that's actually only a small portion though of the money that they raise in a year. >> that's a lot of money, but we do raise over $200 million per year, at dana farber and that's through all of our events. >> the reporter: last year, an estimated $46 million was raised for charities worldwide because of giving tuesday, an many local organizations have matching donation programs going on right tuesday, webster bank is matching all donations made to the greater boston norwood and dedham bank, so today a $10 donation is really a $20 donation and it pays for 60 meals instead of 30. if you're interested in donating to any of these organizations, we have more information on fox25boston.com. i'm heather hegedus, fox 25 news. >> kevin: we'll continue to track the heavy rain in the area this afternoon. live fox5 yellow, you'll

last july he was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia and started treatment right away at dana farber center in boston. we get gifts from the pediatric resource. >> if he had a bad day with the tests, wasn't feeling well and he would come in with a package and he would instantly be happy. at the hospital want to give back. they started a toy drive to restock the resource room. >> we want to fay forward and give back where we can. >> reporter: the mendez family have sponsored and volunteered at blood drives, walks and a fundraiser for childhood cancer charity, alex's lemonade stand. >> that fills my heart. it shows my children you don't need to have >> i want peep to be happy. >> reporter: amy said the response has been so huge that she extended the toy drive for another week into december. for more information, go on our web site at fox25boston.com. reporting in boston, i am crystal haynes, fox25 news. >> julie: mighty max is a hero to all those kids. >> daniel: absolutely. and we are pulling for him too. >> julie: we are. >>> once he is sworn in, donald trump will be moving to the wh

another local altarly tookite out of her busy schedule to go by the dana farber cancer institute. the six-time olympic medalist aly raisman brought a $10,000 check. the raisman family have a special connectiono her grandmother was a patient there and sadly lost her battle to lung cancer. >>> marines and retired marines gathered in boston to celebrate the 241st birthday of a united states marine corps. the marine corps was started back as an elite fighting force and evolved into the role into the american military today. a celebration of the youngest and oldest marines and a swearing-in of 20 marine corps recruits. the official marine corps >>> he already appointed them to the transition team, now reports president-elect donald trump is looking to give his kids more power. the high-level clearance he is trying to get for his three children. >>> and film we invited women to a spa to test a new body wash. dish soap. you may not feel it, but some body washes can contain cleansers found in dish soap. dove body wash is different. it has only the gentlest cleansers. it just made me feel

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max and mother started a toy drive for dana-farber cancer clinic in boston and max goes for treatment and mom says he knows the difference a make. >> bad day with test or wasn't feeling well, they would come in with a package and instantly be happy. >> gene: they plan to keep collecting donations through december and toys will be given to patients and put in special play room at the hospital. >> julie: 52 minutes on pike shiri? >> shiri: lower 40s and winds gusting 30 miles per hour, not as strong as yesterday but still very wind blown and show you when the wind go when back in 10. >> 8:40 this morning. black friday shopping could bring in big bucks for stores but 1 company not keeping any of the profits. still ahead this hour, why a pricy outer wear company donate every dollar made for black texans and what quarterback saying about the green laser pointed at his helmet throughout the game against the raiders. with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, payment, withdrawal or transfer each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you'r

n will honor her grandmother who passed away from lung cancer with a check to the dana-farber cancer center. she and her teammates just wrapped up a tour in boston yesterday. >>> bruce spring sustain's veterans day experience might be an inspiration for a new song. he was riding his motorcycle a group from the local american legion was riding back from a veterans day event and stopped to help him. they couldn't get his bike started so he hopped on the back of one of their bikes and rode to a bar to wait for a ride. the sendinger took their phone numbers, through down a hundred bucks and posed for some pictures. >>> that could be the cutest mannequin challenge ever. >>these are the kids from one step ahead learning center in the group of four-year-olds wanted to get in on the latest trend. this has been viewed more than 7 million times on facebook. the school's director told buzz feed it took four tries. >>only four tries to get the kids to stand quiet and still. i don't believe it. >>if i were the teacher i would have said, hold it, hold it. >>look at the kid with his mouth open. loo

last july, he was diagnosed with started chemo right away at the dana farber cancer clinic in boston. to cheer max up he would get gifts from the pediatric resource room there. >> if he had a bad day with a test or just wasn't feeling well they would come in with a package and he would instantly be happy. >> reporter: now amy and max also known as mighty max a nickname given to him at the hospital want to give back. >> i have car full. >> reporter: they started a forward. we want to be able to give back where we can can. >> reporter: they have sponsored and volunteer at blood drives, walks and a fund-raiser for childhood cancer charity all in the last few months. >> that showed you don't need a lot of money to be able to make a difference. >> reporter: it's a simple thing for max. >> the sponches has been so huge she's actually a toy drive into december. for more information go on our website fox25boston.com. reporting in boston, i'm crystal haynes, fox 25 news. >>> mighty max is mighty special. well, it's a sign. >> of the holiday season. the red kettle bells are now ringing througho

he and his mother are making sure that kids at dana farber get to celebrate. all new at 5:00 p.m., they >> the reporter: max menendez has been battling leukemia since the summer and he says that giving back gives him hope. it's every airport's nightmare. >> he had been sick for a number of weeks and that was not the diagnosis that i was expecting at all. >> the reporter: max menendez sent miss seventh birthday in the hospital, getting cancer treatment. last july, he was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia and started chemo right away at the he would get gifts from the pediatric resource room there. >> if he had a bad day with a test or wasn't feeling well, they would come in with a package and he would instantly be happy. >> the reporter: amy and max want to give back for the moments that spent so much to their busy family. max's little brother joined the interview a number of times. >> we want to may it forward, give back where we can. >> the reporter: amy and max, known as mighty max, a nickname given to him at the hospital, the toy room and the resp

drive to collect items for the dana-farber cancer clinic in boston and that's where max goes for his treatments and mom says he knows what a gift can make. >> had bad day with test or wasn't feeling well, they would come in with a package and he would instantly be happy. >> pair plans to keep collecting donations there you december and given to patients and put in special play room at the hospital. we track traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. taking look at drive time on 9 44 minutes from 495 in andover to the zakim bridge. shiri? >> shiri: starting out pretty chilly out there but highs in the upper 30s to the lower 40s. sunshine and scattered clouds but it does remain very gusty out there and take look at windy forecast coming up and when we have a wintery mix heading into the holiday. >> daniel: about to lose out on $30 million in potential ticket sales. kanye west hospitalized this morning after canceling the remainder of his tour. the reason he is giving up for and many network anchors and 24-hour cable stations, source said i don't like your network and accused of lyi

. >>> new at 10:00 patients at the dana farber cancer institute got a visit gymnast ali riceman today. she didn't show up empty-handed air. she brought a $10,000 check to the director of the thoracic oncology there. the riseman family has a -- arizaman family has a special connection to the cancer center. >>> the mbta has put out a survey to measure demand. right now the t is in talks to provide late night and overnight service to select routes. this comes less than a year after late night rail service was cancelled due to a lack of ridership. we provided a link for you on our website just go to fox25boston.com. >>> some new information tonight about virus when someone contracts the disease their chance of dying is only 4%. straight ahead at 10:00, the length of time they say it takes for a person's chance of dying to suddenly more than triple that. >>> but first a toxic several local wells and some several local wells and some are worried it's afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose.

and the fund-raisers believe they are well on their way to hitting that goal. 100% goes back to dana farber. half to research, the other to patient care. at the food bank, those donations are being matched by webster bank. >> today, a $10 donation provides 60 meals. >> really your dollar stretches. >> every little bit counts. if everyone watching gave 3, 5, $15, it could make a difference. massachusetts is so generous when it comes to this. i'm not surprised. >> and not just jenerous in -- generous in terms of money but also time. bank. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> this is incredible. amazon says it was shipping 629 items every second. final numbers are not out but early sales were set to surpass the initial estimate. initial estimates were $3.4 million. hope you bought an umbrella gift. umbrella. no melting out there for me. but there's rain falling certainly still. worcester seeing some rain, heavy rain. we'll zoom down into boston. you will see yellow around here in the city for sure. there's rain coming down, down to the street level. we can go and find some of those spots. ther

antoinette: sidelined for several months, but thanks to his perseverance and amazing neurology team at dana farber, he entered high school with a goal to become a pediatric oncologist. >> i can to conquer it. antoinette: it's unwavering optimism which will one day help in healing others, lyeth sayegh of catholic memorial, this week's a-plus. do you know an exceptional student? you can submit a nomination at wcvb.com. just click as seen on. doug: that is unbelievable. he literally after the surgery went from a righty to a lefty. antoinette: he said it's something he couldn't control. it's what his brain was telling him to do. that's what felt natural. right hand like play golf and bowling. doug: remarkable. his long-term prognosis -- antoinette: everything looking good. he's doing great. a new tool for forecasting some tough-to-track storms. doug: the first round of an $11 million upgrade to our weather satellite system. and firefighters helping drug users into recovery. the safe stations in one new hampshire community. antoinette: live outside overlooking the zakim bridge this morning as the cars

antoinette: sidelined for several months, but thanks to neurology team at dana farber, he entered high school with a clear goal, to one day become a pediatric neurooncologist, helping kids just like himself. >> i can give them heart-to-heart advice on how to conquer it and how to live out their life without being upset all the time. antoinette: his unwavering optimism which will one day help in healing others, lyeth sayegh of catholic memorial, this week's a-plus. student worthy of an a-plus? you can submit your nomination right now at wcvb.com. just click "as seen on." take about a kid who takes everything in stride. i had a brain tumor. let's have the surgery. let's go back to school. doug: i think what an inspiration to his fellow classmates and what they can learn from his whole experience. antoinette: that's why it's so great we highlight them. a new tool for forecasting tough-to-track or satellite system. and 5 on the opioid crisis. firefighters helping drug users enter recovery. the safe stations set up in one new hampshire community. >> this is an editorial by wcvb channel 5's

a record-breaking year for -- dana fabberrer this year. 100% of the money raised goes to dana fabberrer. -- farber. >>$47 million, unbelievable. >>> a few patriots players found way to keep busy during the team's buy week. they talked about the players also headed out on a ride-along and attended a basketball game between the police and the kids at st. peter's in dorchester. can you imagine if they were on ride-along and the police pull up and out pops a patriots player. >>> coming up at wbz this morning things will look brighter earlier this morning. >>how people in boston really massachusetts' newspapers rarely agree, but they do on question 2. they agree opponents have run a "campaign of misinformation" to spread "fear through white, affluent neighborhoods." they agree in the suburbs question 2 will have "no impact on their schools and their children." and help reduce "the achievement gap." question 2 is "a kid's civil right." join leading newspapers and governor baker in voting yes on 2. . >>> in case you forgot we turned back clocks this weekend. a survey finds that boston residents can't wai

antoinette: sidelined for several months, but thanks to his perseverance and amazing neurology team at dana farber, he entered high school with a clear goal, to one day become a helping kids just like himself. >> i can give them heart-to-heart advice on how to conquer it and how to live out their life without being upset all the time. antoinette: his unwavering optimism which will one day help in healing others, lyeth sayegh of catholic memorial, this week's a-plus. do you know an exceptional student worthy of an a-plus? you can submit your nomination right now at wcvb.com. just click "as seen on." isn't that interesting how he goes from being right-handed to left-handed? doug: so fascinated how the brain works that way. and he had no problem. it was just kind of an -- antoinette: well, it's not a matter of having a problem. it's what his body wanted to do. he was like, well, i guess this is how things are done now. doug: that's great. it's amazing. antoinette: a new tool for forecasting some tough-to-track storms. doug: the first round of an $11 billion upgrade to our weather opioid crisis. firef

was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia and started cancer treatment right away at the dana farber cancer institute. >> if he had a bad day with the test or just wasn't feeling well, they would come in with a package and he would instantly be happy. >> the reporter: now amy hand mack, also known has mighty max, hospital, want to give back. >> ton of stuff and then i have a friend whose car is full. >> the reporter: they started a toy drive to restock the resource room. >> we just want to pay it forward. we want to be able to give back where we can. >> the reporter: the menendez family have sponsored and volunteered at blood drives, walks and a fund raiser for childhood cancer charity, alex's lemonade stand, all in the last few months. >> that just fills my heart. that shows my children that you don't need a lot of money to be able to make a difference. >> the ror thing for max. amy tells me that the response has been shower chances huge, she's actually extending the toy drive for another week, into december. for more information, go on our web site at fox25boston.com. reporting in

easter seals in manchester, new hampshire, received $25,000, the dana farber cancer institute getting $2,020,500 and the trump foundation donated $25,000 to the boston police administration. trump says he will likely stop the country. live in the control room tonight, blair miller, fox 25 news. >> mark: u.s. stocks surging to a record high today. the dow jones closing above 19,000 for the first time as a post-election rally continues to push the market to record highs. nasdaq up 17 points while the s&p closed 5 points higher. discount store chains led the way to the gains after strong earnings. >> vanessa: parents infuriated after finding out on facebook that a charter school is assault on a school bulls. tonight, we take their concerns straight to the governor. >> the reporter: hundreds of opioid addicts coming to an unusual place seeking help. the new program that is saving lives so successfully, it's being modeled across the country. >>> a huge car crash on halloween in boston's back bay energy costs go up and down. at eversource, we don't like it any more than you do. it doesn't m