. >> daniel: made it to friday, >> julie: i'm julie grauert. breezy and cool to get you out of the door. shiri spear with stormtracker weather center with where the wind chill will drop into the 20s. shiri? >> shiri: cold and temperatures running 10, 15? cooler than it was yesterday at this time. so that means boston at 43?, so was lawrence and norwood, 45 hyannis, still in the 30s in spots like worcester and in orange. for the most part seeing a lot of sun now, get to soak it up the rest of the day in melrose 11:00 a.m. 46?, we got partly cloudy skies this afternoon, so there will be some clouds puffing up. we get close to 50 for the afternoon, temperatures dropping through the 40s for your friday night plans there and, of course, i got winds on top of it, winds currently gusting into the 20 miles per hour range over to the cape and islands and wind chill now and for the afternoon when i'm back in 10. julie back now with live time traffic. >> julie: pretty mellow south as you approach somerville. south of the pike expressway is slow spot aroun

daniel: yeah. had a normal job. when i grew up, i did not realize how you made money. starting something yourself or investing money, or, like -- that was just a totally foreign concept. ♪ ashlee: outside of silicon valley, sweden has the highest per capita number of unicorns, which are startups valued over $1 billion. there is a tension that comes with all this new money and fame. like much of scandinavia, sweden operates under a cultural code jantelagen. it is a philosophy that demands people not think too highly of themselves. i was wondering if people recognize you out on the street? daniel: yes. i mean, they do. but because this is, like, sweden, no one comes up except it is 10:00 p.m. and they have had a beer or two. ashlee: cut to 2016, and this way of living finds itself in conflict with tech millionaires boozing it up at clubs and hyping their tight little apps. ek knows the situation as well as anyone. by the time you were 21, i mean, you were a millionaire, essentially, right? because yo

daniel. ca va?od like hungry trenchmen, wiping out three servings in the time it takes me to eat one. i guess they like it. >> it's good. >> delicious. >> yeah, this is good. >> i tell you, i don't think my chef in new york would do better. >> it would go well with wine, too. >> you're going to jail for that in the states. these kids eat fast. look how fast this kid eats. turn your head, he'll eat your food right out of your plate. push up your tray just like in prison, move it along. move it along. >> they come to you and serve you. most important thing that we see here is the love mary give to the food she make and to the kids she serves. i think it has a lot to do with the reaction they have to food. >> dessert is homemade fromage blanc, farmer cheese with chocolate and orange segments. >> what do you want to be when you grow up? fireman. [ speaking french ] >> generate machine gun. >> and he wants to make -- >> engineer machine gun, yeah. >> okay. keep an eye on that one. all right. >> for a dop

she and daniel also made nostalgic visits several years later after jimmy died, and daniel visited his father david there as well when he became very ill. carol was a very active participant in the afternoon sessions with the welcome table where the author sought criticisms of his work and completed in the early hours. daniel fondly recalls his uncle jimmy walking hand in hand with him up to the town center visiting many villages in the area and sometimes carrying him, being taken on sightseeing tours to paris, swimming in the pool, and to the ocean in the monte carlo along with being taught chess and astounded at finding baldwin's books in many strange languages for him in the house. carol's a longtime patron of book culture and hails from brooklyn, new york, and has managed to travel and work extensively across the globe during her lengthy career. currently as chief learner of her sole consultancy learning works, she provides consulting services in diversity, inclusion and human resources, learning and development and leadership management across the workplace. she's also associate p

daniel is following that at the business desk. daniel: these moves along time coming.ptians are suffering as the economy wanes. high inflation, high unemployment, combined with low oil revenue and financial mismanagement. food prices rocket, the government has spent tax revenue on go deals -- on grandiose projects. this goes cap in hand with the international monetary fund, getting told billion-dollar bailout. the program for tourism is trying to drum up business from abroad. reporter: the economic crisis is especially difficult for egypt's poor. some items are no longer available, some to be unaffordable. egypypt imports far more foods than it exports. the value of the egyptian pound has tumbled, making goods even more expensive. that is why poverty is on the rise. lack of confidence in the economy triggered a sharp drop from the pound. investors are staying away, so our tourists. this is vital like the pyramid, but they are nearly empty. a few days ago, the southern city of luxor hosted a bobold ad festival to help fight declining tourism. this event is to help tell

and daniel baldwin. james baldwin was my uncle. just as a bit of an opening, i was considering myself lucky, especially looking back on it. i was lucky because i was a black kid in new york city, didn't have a lot of money and got to spend the summers in france. you don't know it cool when you are too in most drowning and many olympic phobia for the next two years. but you look back on it as you get older and people ask what it was like. most of us grew up with the family. they have a really cool uncle. he was just a pool or uncle appeared he had the courthouse in france, it was warm. there were pear trees in his yard. great, awesome. cats running on over the place. even as you get older, you don't realize what is in front of you when it is rare. as you get older growing up lack of the jewish in america. i lived all over the country and nobody ever gets it right. i must be algerian. i must be middle eastern. but on the right costume. but my uncle had a lot to do with me understanding my identity growing up in the sense that if my m

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on this thursday, december 1, i am daniel miller. >> julie: good morning, i am julie grauert. it is a soaker of a morning out there. meteorologist shiri spear is staying very busy in the stormtracker weather center joining us now to time out eventual improvements. >> shiri: eventual and so much rain to get through. rain pretty widespread over eastern and western mass. heavier through the berkshires. downpours on top of downpours that i am tracking. a fairly mild rain. temperatures at 59 in new bedford right now. 49 in boston. 45 in worcester. 47 in nashua, new hampshire, all with rain at this moment. we have also got a lot of fog on the map right now. we will be keeping a close eye on potentially areas of dense fog until 7 or 8:00 this morning when the showers come to an end and we start drying out. 6 a.m. temperatures in the for many of you the rain will last until 6, 7:00, 8 a.m. will bring us drier conditions and eventually the sunshine back in place for the afternoon. send you back over to julie with live time traffic. >> julie: shiri, start off with a road closure because

>> daniel esdale is also hoping for a bit more freedom. he has five weeks left to serve on his two-year sentence for possession of a firearm. as unlikely as it is, he's still holding out hope that he can serve that time in general population. >> it's still a possibility just like this big. i might. i doubt it. >> esdale is currently back in segregation after refusing to perform his job in the jailhouse infirmary. >> open 4, please. >> but he sees it as one small slipup after four months of what was for him unusually good behavior. today he's meeting with jail officials where he'll learn what's in store for him. >> i'm going get administrative because of my history in the building. they're not going to let me go to pop, because they're thinking as soon as i go to pop, i'll come back in and fight. >> assistant director of classification, cindy is in charge of esdale's hearing. it's not the first time she's seen him. >> how are you doing today? >> fine. >> this is not where i wanted us to be. you know that? right? >> yep. >> what happened? >>

our daniel miller joins us now with closer look at surveillance video. >> daniel: clerk says worked at store for 5 years and this is the first time he has been robbed and happened wednesday night at belvedere in lowell and clerk said he was behind the counter when 1 man in scream mask and 1 man in ski 1 had sawed-off shotgun and threatened the clerk and open the recent register. >> did it seem like they were pros at this? >> no. seemed like they were pretty nervous. they tried to come in behind the counter both at once which that was a giveaway right there. video another surveillance video captured man hiding minutes beforehand and liquor store may have been -- may have not -- may not have been that is the robbers original target about an hour before the hold-up gas station clerk reported seeing 2 masked men hiding outside of his store in centerville section of lowell. in the newsroom, i'm daniel miller. >> gene: police in wellesley investigating robberies. wellesley hills neighborhood hit wednesday. houses on garden, lincoln and the afternoon hours. no 1 was home at the time. we don't

daniel: the one with the highest fees. the problem is, you cannot take any of them in isolation because they all needed doing. if you move your business from berlin to madrid or paris to rome, you have to fit in with the bureaucratic situation. it is more difficult for smaller companies, especially when it comes to things like the language barrier, because they cannot necessarily just hire a bunch of local employees that you cannot take any of these factors in isolation. >> why are these issues addressed now? daniel: basically, low growth in europe is a problem now. down the line it will lead to lower employment. you will have problems with low consumer confidence, this kind of thing. you need to address the situations now, and there is a problem in europe that the tools are not harmonized compared to places like america or china, where they can basically start a business and make billions with your company inside the internal market before even considering going overseas. that is it the situation in new york -- that is no

dna in daniel's remains matched samples given by two of daniel's brothers. >> the chaplain said the best. he says daniels looking down and saying this is all for me. i am finally coming home. and that's how we feel. 18 to her. and it's like a child coming home. >> daniel hunt will be buried on friday with full military honors at the national memorial cemetery of arizona. steve krafft, "fox 10 news". >>> new at 6:00, a number of combat veterans and other americans suffer from ptsd and an estimated 22 veterans take their own lives each day because of it. now some mental health relief may come in the form of ma. the new york times reporting the fda approved a clinical trial of the partiy drug known as ecstasy to alleviate symptoms. fox 10's kristy siefkin is live with more this is kind of controversial. >> it certainly is. just like using marijuana to treat medical conditions, everybody doesn't agree with it and this is yet another example of a substance that people have perhaps used recreationally and now it's being considered for medical care. in fact, the fda running a large benefits of

. >> daniel hunt won three purple hearts. his family has been waiting for this day for over 60 years. our steve krafft was at sky harbor for an emotional ceremony. he has the story tonight. >> back in private first class daniel hunt died in a fierce firefight during the korean war. for 65 years his family waited for him to come home. today he did. delta airlines flight. on a- >> from what i have been told the korean government was looking for their own people, their own soldiers and they discovered the bones and they were able to return them to >> daniel hunt was one of 17 children from a small town in michigan. some relatives relocated to arizona. dna and his remains matched samples given by two of daniel's brothers. >> his two brothers had their dna tested in 2003 and they -- and how they say 99.9% insure, they are -- gozollian percent sure this is him. we were fortunate. >> there were a lot of people on military honor guard, city of phoenix first responders, daniel's loved ones. people on board the airplane recording it al

with me now danielle mclaughlin and boston herald columnist adrianna cohen.nna, seems the republicans when they were defeated in 2012, they did a lot of soul-searching. the rnc had the autopsy and decided to think about what this meant, the defeat went. i don't see sign of that on the democrat side. do you think that's encouraging the republicans? >> it certainly is. what the democrats should be doing is taking, just taking responsibility for what went wrong. as you mentioned, instead of reflecting on mistakes that they made, they play the blame game. first they blame wikileaks, then fake news, then alt-right, then russia, then her gender, come christmas they're going to be blaming santa claus. they should be looking in the mirror and see where they failed the working man, where they failed the people, why are they not connecting with voters? and rejigger the message and the platform instead of playing the blame game. >> danielle, do you agree with that? >> actually i do. it was almost paralysis when we lost some ways it was so close, and other ways we lost t

daniel: yeah, i can see that.hink the way the russians look at the entire region is they want to create a zone of influence. they believe in zones of influence. they have seen a vacuum in the middle east and they are moving in. talking about sidelining the united states, of the united states has been involved they have also made it clear that they do not want to be a conflict party. just because russia is the patron of fear in the syrian regime does not mean the united states has to be the patron of everybody else. united states is voluntarily being sidelined. the nature of the u.s. elections and the fact that president obama is in a lame-duck phase and a new president is coming in on the 20th of january, it immobilizes the united states in a think it is legitimate to keep the united states out of this process. christopher: daniel from zenith magazine, thank you for talking with us. daniel: thank you for having me. christopher: to germany, where the investigation into last week's berlin truck attack is coming unde

daniel: i didn't. claire mccaskill had been petitioning her constituents to offer up their stories about the pay-tv industry and complaints, years in advance. the sec was addressing some components of the set-top business. class action suits to address various pay-tv charges were springing up. i think a lot of these issues had been addressed, and are being addressed, outside the hearing. >> here's what we're going to do. we are going to show you some of the highlights from the senate hearing and then come back and hear more from the guest, daniel frankel. we'll start with the opening statement of senator claire mccaskill. >> thank you. i want to thank you for allowing me to pursue, along with your staff, this investigation. i think we can feel great about the fact that just this investigation and hearing has caused good things to happen for consumers as it relates to tv. as you indicated, we have had a change just from the investigation, both charter and time warner agreed to issue credits for thousand

, daniel daniel!médico y me recetó lyrica. el daño a los nervios producido por la diabetes ocasiona dolor neuropático diabético. lyrica está aprobado por la fda para tratar este dolor neuropático diabético de moderado a incluso intenso. lyrica puede causar reacciones alérgicas graves o pensamientos o acciones suicidas. informe a su médico de inmediato si presenta estos efectos secundarios, aparición o agravamiento de depresión o cambios inusuales en el estado de ánimo o el comportamiento. o hinchazón, dificultad para respirar, erupción cutánea, urticaria, ampollas, dolor muscular con fiebre, sensación de cansancio o visión borrosa. los efectos secundarios comunes son mareo, somnolencia, aumento de peso e hinchazón de las manos, las piernas y los pies. no tome bebidas alcohólicas mientras reciba lyrica. no conduzca vehículos ni opere maquinaria hasta saber qué efectos provoca lyrica en usted. aquellos que hayan tenido problemas de drogadicción o alcoholismo pueden ser más propensos al uso indebido de l

i did this past year the joint appointment as the daniel k. ye's visiting scholar, a joint effort with the library when i did a series of lectures. that is something i feel very passionate about, especially given the fact that we're coming up in the 75th anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor. an result of that him which this series really brought out was the internment of japanese-americans. so having watched what he went through, heard what he went

i didn't know who these people were but jane daniel, the prisoners in front, jane daniel, her brother oscar daniel, young 18-year-old man tony howel. ed colins and this is ernst knox. oscar daniel and we arest knox would eventually be hang for the murder. it was something i couldn't escape. these were the first faces of black forsythi had ever seen. i knew that it raised more questions than it answered. if two of those faces belonged to the teenage boys that would swing for their crime, which two and if they were accused of raping and killing may crow, who are all the others, all my life i questioned whether black people ever really lived in forsyth but now i was face to face with the truth or at least something much closer to it than i thought i would get. the image was with lies and bigotry and heart was no myth, it was a terrible reality. these were real people being led to real deaths at the start of the season of violence. they would lead to expulsion of 1,098 residents of forsythi began to understand how the tale had made racial cleansing only a legend. like something that we ne

daniel, what is on the agenda at these talks tonight?iel: just as we came on in, they were meeting at some tower and are trying to roll back the anti-trump rhetoric they were going through during the cap presidential campaign they are trying to be nice and give him a little bit of room, something to play with in order to show that they are meaning well. >> they are meaning well. despite the backpedaling, the atmosphere between trump tower and silicon valley has been frosty in the last couple of months. how did it come to this meeting tonight? daniel: frosty is a good word for it. it is more like an iceberg. they are trying to avoid clashing with him. they had to have this meeting to find some common ground. they are going with a positive agenda. the ceo of ibm, creating 25,000 jobs says she wants to see trump invest in education. that is a positive thing most people can agree on, especially tech education. the ceo of oracle said she praised trump saying that while it is good he is going to reduce taxes and regulations, so they are findin

among those were two 17-yards, daniel c. anoya and daniel akaka, senator akaka at the school for boys grabbed a rifle and guarded the hills above the school from potential japanese paratroopers. senator inouye, then a volunteer medical aid reported to the elementary school where for a week he tended to the wounded. in the weeks that followed, the shipyard was back to work repairing vessels razed from the harbor. incredibly all but two sunk battleships returned to service in just two years. the nevada went on to support the invasion of normandy. five other ships damaged at pearl harbor later met japanese forces in the philippines. that day of infamy and the events that followed would ultimately galvanize more than 12 million americans to serve in uniform during the second world war. we remember the men and women

danielle mclaughlin, ben ferguson, we've got to wrap. christi, over to you both. >>> death threats against electoral college voters. we're going to meet a man who says he's been threatened hundreds of times to change his vote from donald trump to hillary clinton. stay close. what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? heart healthy california walnuts. great tasting, heart healthy california walnuts. so simple. get the recipes at walnuts.org. >>> electors across the country will vote tomorrow to officially choose the 45th president of the united states. >> there are a total of 538, california with the most, 65. and seven states have just three. the numbers in each state are equal to its members in congress. despite winning the popular vote by nearly 3 million votes, hillary clinton has picked up only 232 electoral votes, donald trump has picked up 306. now in the likely or rather unlikely event th

joseph borelli, new york city councilman who supported donald trump throughout the campaign and danielle mcloughlin, democratic strategist and attorney. guys, great to see you. danielle, when you hear president obama saying that his hope and change vision, if i had run again and articulated this vision, i would have been able to get a majority of the american people to rally behind it. is he right? >> one thing we need to be clear about, i don't think it was a dig on hillary clinton. i think what obama was talking about was something that we didn't do as democrats and that was tie our vision of a one america, i think civil rights which joe might call identity politics but we call civil rights, tied that to an economic investigation americans could believe in. civil rights are economic rights fundamentally. i think hope is something we all as humans can aspire to and agree on. i think the vision that trump put forth making america great again, i think people who didn't vote for him wondered what part of america's history he was

breana. >> danielle, thank you. >>>late get a live look of the eastbound lanes of the mass pike near brighton. you can see you have no issues getting into the city. you're good all the way from 495 right up to the ted williams tunnel. >>> surge pricing no longer just applies to ride sharing, but parking in boston. the pilot program that starts next month is going to allow the city to adjust meter rates neighborhoods based on demand. so for one year all meters in the back bay will increase to $3.75 per hour at all times. in the seaport prices will go up gradually. by the end of the year it could be as much as $4 an hour on streets with high demand. >>> some new rules for duck boats in boston. a bill passed by state lawmakers yesterday now requires duck boats to have blind spot cameras and sensors. it also prohibits drivers from these regulations follow a series of accidents, including a woman killed by a duck boat while riding a scooter near boston common back in april. the legislation is now on governor baker's desk

there is oscar daniels there.ndcuffed and i don't know if you can see it in this light by the earnest knox was 16 years old. he worked as a hired man from the time he was 14 so he is a hired man and his cousin oscar second from the left 18 years old and they are just dwarfed by the grown men in the militia. i'm not saying that automatically they are innocent oscar daniel and ernest knox when you look at the census records were the three young black men in the area and their trial was conducted by a lynn sherr and the sheriff the rest of them is the future founder of the. ernest knox infection which was the main thing of the trial was delivered while he was being lynched so i feel sadder and sadder the more i read it. i wish i could have exonerated him in a court of law by finding out who did it but there's no

this guy is lucky to be alive, daniel. >> daniel: so many close calls in this video. that 20-year-old was upgraded to fair condition but his initial injuries were critical when the joyride ended with that violent crash. example of what not to do when driving. you are looking at the video onassi roja streamed live while he goes on a high-speed joyride on route 10 and 6 in providence. >> well over 100 miles per hour in a congested area. several lane changes in and out of traffic in the breakdown lane, back to the lane of travel. >> reporter: rojas does this while filming right here at 10 miles per hour. >> a grand slam of things not to do. phone in your hand in no seat belt. travelling a the a high rate of speed. >> state police verified the video's authenticity by comparing it to traffic cameras. they are positive that is the driver you are seeing videotaping his reckless driving moments before the accident. the video cuts off right here right before rojas hits a garbage truck and loses miles per hour when he hits a truck that was barely damaged. roja s car was destroy

. >>> but, first, we'll get a check of the forecast with danielle niles. feels like spring out there, breana and nick. still above average, topping out around 50 this afternoon. it's 40 in boston right now. could be a whole lot colder this time of year. the real feel is 31 degrees right now. that westerly breeze is active, 16 miles per hour and the wind will stay strong today. real feel of 24 in wocester, in fact, 31 manchester to lawrence and mid-30s on the cape. most of us are in the 30s in the suburbs, in fact. again, 40 in downtown boston and chatham, but the skies are clear. so a quiet start to the morning. sunrise coming up just under an hour from now, and it will feature plenty berkshires and back through vermont. so grab the shades as you head out the door. sunrise at 6:55. out of the 30s we climb to 47 by lunchtime, fair and breezy. the wind gusts occasionally over 20 miles per hour. no weather-related issues today, though. ride home featuring a few clouds, sunset at 4:12 and temperatures in the mid-40s, feeling more like december again this weeke

. >> daniel te ves hermoso, guapo.ta invernal se estarÁ moviendo en el Área de las dakotas pero si nos movemos al sureste de la naciÓn, un panorama totalmente diferente, bastante inestabilidad, afectando el Área de atlanta, pero ya se retiraron lo que es la actividad de precipitaciones, este mal tiempo se concentra en la costa oeste, en bastante lluvia en el estado de dorado 2-4 pies y fuertes nevadas desde idaho hasta la zona de denver colorado y las actividades de precipitaciones en todo lo que es el noreste del paÍs vamos a ver las mÁximas en el dÍa de hoy. por allÁ en miami nada de mal, 79 grados, es el segmento del tiempo que tengan un excelente fin de semana y un besito para ustedes. >> pero enorme el beso. >> ok. >> es viernes. >> (risas). >> gracias a dios que es viernes!. >> y el arbolito lo sabe. >> no, mira estoy encendido. >> quÉ miedo. >> calma que te voy a contar algo, porque sÉ que tienes un gran corazÓn. >> sÍ, grande. >> durante el aÑo 2016 el sitio de internet se convirtiÓ seÑores en la mayor platafor

danielle niles is here as we turn the page to december, danielle, but hopefully going to get warmer today. >> we're not going to feel like december 1st, that's for sure. good morning. we are drying out with still now. these areas of rain will continue to taper off over the next several hours and the sun will come out today. areas of light rain pushing through essex county through glossster down the coastline. so from hall down to higam, plymouth county. temperatures quite mild. check out tot in, 59 degrees right now, 49 in boston. between now and 6:30 this morning with just a leftover shower you'll notice. here's the map at 7:00 a.m. from the south shore to the cape and then the sun will be breaking out in spots, so it does turn brighter this afternoon, it turns breezy, it turns mild. so showers ending, sunrise at 6:54, 56 with a west wind 10 to 20 miles per hour through lunchtime. fair and quiet for the ride home with sunshine and a few clouds, sunset at 4:12 and we'll take you through the upcoming weekend coming up. let's get you on the roads. traffic and weather together, chris. >> tha

daniels latest work includes the hit fox series "empire." several of the show's cast members were on hand to celebrate daniels' latest achievement. he's also known for directing film titles "the paperboy", "precious" and "lee daniel' the butler." daniels is the first african-american to be nom of american award for outsanding directorial achievement in feature film. you can catch daniels' newest tv show "star" featuring queen latifah on december 14th right here on fox . legend tells of a hero who will find the demigod maui and together they will save us all. disney's "moana" finishes at the top of the box office for the the harry potter spinoff 'fantastic beasts and where to find them' came in second place with 18-point-5 million. the sci-fi drama 'arrival' dropped to third place, followed by brad pitt's 'allied' and disney & marvel's 'doctor strange' to round out the top five. dont push this button. because that will set off the bomb immediately and we'll all be dead. now repeat back what i just said. i am groot. no! that's the button that

daniels a round of applause. [applause] >> i just want to say that some of us were talking on the air earlier. i hope history ultimately is forgiving of us, because a lot of us follow personalities and folks on tv. he is not on tv every day, but we should have followed more and listen more to the guidance and wisdom of dr. ron daniels. i hope history will not judge us too harshly for not doing that. dr. ron walters was our preeminent scientist. dr. daniels has been not only only our scientist, but our organizer, as well. i can think back on countless occasions when he gave good counsel. but what do we do? egos get in the way, this is my organization, this is my thing, all that stuff. i don't want to be the leader of the movement, all that kind of crap in a barrel stuff. i just want to mention that i had a white listener, a woman, and she said black people don't have crab in a barrel. i did not know why folks knew what crab in a barrel was. she said white people have it in terms of hillary clinton. we saw evidence

you'll thank me later. >> heck of a combination. >> delicious. >> hena daniels, thank you. >>> former.s. senator and astronaut john glenn is hospitalized. he was admitted to ohio state university james cancer hospital in columbus last week. the university officials are not releasing his condition or, what illness he is being treated for, glenn underwent heart valve replacement surgery two years ago. >>> the insurance institute for highway safety is out with its list of most safe cars this year institute is shining its light on a new requirement, correspondent craig boswell has the ranking. >> reporter: crash tests on the front an inside are a major factor in determining the safety of a vehicle will. this year the insurance institute for highway safety says that better headlights are also necessary, to make its annual top safety list. >> we have raised the bar, for ought other manufacturers, you have got to have ten lamps that do a good or acceptable job of lighting up a road in front at night. >> reporter: president adrian lund says lighting can prevent a crash. here's a view from the

. >>> but, first, we want to kick it off with danielle niles. danielle, the rain is moving out but we're warming up today. >> 65 for december 1st, can you believe it, chris and kate? the rain is pushing out here. we still have some pockets of light rain around in the southeast part of the state. to hug the south coast of the cape and islands. one downpour in nantuck et, going to clip chatham. that extends through the cape cod canal. right around route 1, fairly light, wipers on there. for the rest of us, still puddles on the road except for manchester up through central new hampshire, up to lakes region. you'll need the wipers on with persistent rain up and route 89 too. 60, mild in taunton right now, 51 in boston. 40s north and west of town, and any leftover rain in southeastern is massachusetts is going to be out of here, really over the next hour and a half, just a leftover shower on the outer cape by 7:30. sunshine breaking out, turning into a bright and mild and breezy afternoon. so showers ending, 6:54 sunrise, wind 10 to 20 miles an hour

but danielle niles is here with the forecast. >> nick and breeanna, good morning to you. happy friday. we've made it to the end of the yesterday. we hit low 60s yesterday in a lot of spots. 40 in boston, not too bad. certainly could be a whole lot colder this time of the year. widespread 30s in the suburbs, 39 in lawrence, 35 in wocester right now. the wind is a little bit active out there, between about 5 and 15 miles per hour. a little bit stronger in providencetown, so that is adding a bit of a chill to the air. wind chill is 25 in wocester, low 30s here across eastern massachus. clear, though. a couple scattered clouds through the berkshires. we are in for a bright day overall. it will feel on the koarl side this morning, sunrise at 6:55. that wind may gust occasionally over 25 miles per hour today, a few clouds mix in as well. 47 through lunchtime, and we'll top out right around 50 degrees through mid afternoon. just a couple of clouds for the ride home. sunset at 4:12 and temperatures in the mid-40s. we do turn cooler this weekend. i'll have all the details traffic

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daniel has that at the business desk. daniel: some breaking news for you. a u.s. judge says volkswagen has reached an agreement to provide substantial compensation to owners of 80,000 polluting diesel cars. that is a key hurdle in resolving the german carmaker's emission scandal. it is not included in a $1 billion settlement made earlier this week. vw offered to buy back 20,000 of the vehicles and pay $2.25 million to an environmental fund. the ceo calls it a landmark agreement clearing the runway for a renewal of iran air dated fleet. it is an important boost for iran's post-sanction economy. donald trump is a strong critic of iran's nuclear deal. american rival boeing signed a similar contract this month. e-commerce giant alibaba is back on the united states'notorious market blacklists. alibaba was taken off four years ago, but the online platform is used for selling high levels of fake products. there are no legal consequences, but it is a bitter blow to the firm's reputation. that is not the only thing bound to cause political tension. donald trump choosing pe

track traffic with danielle gersh. >> danielle: good morning, everyone. take a look at route 1 as you make you way through saugus. definitely not looking too bad out there. 93 from the north, not too bad. pretty good shape. braintree to boston northbound on the expressway. just 13 minutes. yesterday was kind of a crazy day on the roads. so far looking a little bit better. 24 northbound slow and go back the brockton. route 95 and route 3 not seeing any issues. the pike wide open from framingham into town, and you're in good shape on route 2 and 3 this morning take a look at those drive times as you're getting ready to head out the door. 14 minutes on the expressway, braintree to boston. just 12 minutes into town on the pike from 128, and 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge, 13 minutes. the "t" and commuter rail both running on schedule. back to you, guys. >> sarah: happening today, a teen accused of murdering his own mother will be facing a judge. a relative says she knew something was wrong and begged a neighbor to call 911. >> christa: we understand p

our daniel miller joins us, and daniel, one local city city councillor is calling the wild, wild west. >> daniel: they have 600 police calls this year alone to the apartment complex. safety is such a problem that a lowell city council is taking application to keep people there safe. last week we told you about the mother attacked by a group of people in front of her special needs son. the woman later died of her injuries. now this incident is just one throughout the property. some people who live there say they are now too afraid to go out there by themselves. lowell city councilor rodney elliott is calling on the management company to be responsible for the unsafe environment. they want to add security guards, cameras and even a police officer at the complex all at the cost of the company, not the taxpayers. >> it is like the wild west here. there are 431 units of housing here. behavior for -- behavior for quite some time. >> daniel: we went to the management officer but they wouldn't comment. the manager referred us to their home office which in new york. we called them and left a v

daniel miller joins us with a preview. news sarah palin possibly joining the administration. >> daniel: yeah, that's right, gene. mr. trump will not be far from ohio. he will anybody indianapolis today where he is expected to be the first on his stop with the trump pence tour and deal that will keep 1,000 jobs with manufacturing carrier in the united states. mr. trump and vice president elect will be at the carrier facility but it is not open to the public. indiana state official say the favorable relationship with the trump administration. right now carrier's parent company receives $5.6 billion a year in federal money. trump had campaigned to try to work out a deal to keep those jobs like that in the united states and punish companies that move out of the country. now after stop in indiana he and the vice president elect will then head to cincinnati for thank you rally for voters and other stops are still up in the air this morning. trump campaign will include 30 the election. now, meanwhile there's new speculation who f

daniel started a toy drive last year -- and hospital. he said all he wanted for christmas was to help kids who are sick. daniel doesn't go inside the hospital to drop off the toys.. because he's spent much of his life undergoing surgeries there... he says it would break his heart seeing children like that. so far this year -- he's already now at 5- breaking news. police investigating a double homicide overnight. we're told a man and woman were shot and killed...with children in the house. we have the latest on the investigation coming up in a live report. also this morning -- should hundreds of ballots found in a greenfield clerk's office be counted? the decision expected to be made today. the weather. steph's weather blustery and chilly this morning with wind chills in the single digits. expect flurries and some light snow showers throughout the day. high temperatures will reach into the middle and upper 20s with wind chills in the teens. overnight lows drop into the teens to right around 20. filtered afternoon sun expected friday as a

the prisoners in front on the left, jean daniel, her brother oscar daniel ki young 18-year-old man, ed collins was 24, isaiah. the two boys here, oscar daniel and ernest knox would eventually be hanged for the murder they didn't know any of that when i first saw this picture. it was something i couldn't escape. as i panned across the photograph i knew it would raise more questions than it answered. if they belong to the teenage boys that were doomed to swing for their crime, which to him if they were accused of raping and killing macron, who were the others. i questioned if they ever lived in riverside but now i was face to face with the truth or something closer to it than i ever thought i would get. it made me realize while the image i grew up with was riddled with lies, it's hard for some -- no myth. these were people at the start of the season of violence that woulwould lead to the expulsionf all 1,098 african-american residents of verse i. as i learned more i begin to understand how they stripped the names, dates and places that had always made the racial cleansing seem like only

danielle: we were surprised like everyone else.ughter] michael: i cannot speculate beyond peter's public statements. i think it ties into the themes he has been thinking about. ivead economic innovat stagnation of aslam periods of time and what he has said in public about shaking things up. emily: are you guys excited about donald trump? michael: as a libertarian, i look at different ways of reforming institutions and democratic votes, and i don't know. i look for other opportunities, but i hope things work out. ofly: you were on the board the institute which i had to ask you about. this is, the idea is, they are doing research to build a city or island off the coast of california where we start over and have your own new rules and laws. it was parodied on hbo's "silicon valley." what has the actual progress been? michael: it is not to build a floating island off the coast of california. it is really about, there is no more land left to try new experiment and governance. it is not to anarchy. it is to try to do rules set. there is

hena daniels is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning. >> good morning. >>> here on wall street, the dow jones posted another record telecommunications stocks were among the biggest gainers. the dow rose 35 points, the s&p 500 gained 7 and nasdaq finished the day 24 points higher. >>> the ceo of the japanese company soft bank pledged to invest 50 billion dollars in the united states and create 50,000 new jobs. he made a pledge after a meeting with mr. trump. president-elect trump said this wouldn't have happened if he had not been elected. soft back owns the u.s. mobile carrier sprint. >>> mr. p leading tech executives next week. most silicon valley leaders did not support trump because of his stance on free trade and immigration. the group will include pete thiel, one of trump's few silicon valley supporters. it's not clear what the agenda of the round table will be. >>> the problems with batteries in apple's iphone 6s are apparently bigger than first thought. apple says the issue may extend beyond phones manufactured in th