in the newsroom, daniel miller, fox25 news. >> daniel: >> gene: >> gene: puts end to innocent life. >> sara: british teenager now frozen in time. final wish after dying of cancer. this was a controversial decision to take her to court before death. judge ultimate ruled the 14-year-old was mature enough to be cryojenically frozen and when she passed away her body was cryogenic facility and girl says it hopes her to be revived one day when cure for cancer is found. >> julie: we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes. waiting for accident to clear on 128 southbound before trapelo road in waltham. still have several accidents on side streets. be careful of overpasses, underpasses and more slippery and slick than the main roads. this accident that i have been following and seeing heavy volume and blocked around willard street. northbound jampacked and typical volume we are used to and live drive times, 35 minutes route 1 from 128 to the tobin and 27 minutes on the expressway, hour and 20 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. meteorologist shiri spear joining

fox25 daniel miller joins us now with more on today. >> daniel: the elevators in trump tower have been under watch trying to get a clue about the president-elect's cabinet. south carolina governor nikki haley expected to meet with trump today and she could be in the running for secretary of state. she is the first female and indian american governor. she has had a rocky past though with the president-elect. they endorsed both senators marco rubio and ted cruz and said repeatedly she was not a she is not the only big name meeting with the president-elect today. japan's prime minister shinzo abe is on way to new york city to build trust and safeguard the alliance between united states and japan. during the campaign trump suggested he might withdraw the u.s. military from their shores leaving them to protect themselves from north carolina. prime minister is likely looking to find out how much of trump's statements were true and how much was campaign rhetoric. this morning the wall street journal is trump son-in-law, jared kushner, could get key role in his administration. sources say real

daniel miller joins us now with what's happening behind closed door. >> daniel: president-elect posted the picture you see here to instagram saying it was a pleasure to have the prime began a great friendship. the prime minister described the meeting as very candid discussion. he said he believes the united states and japan will maintain the relationship of trust. that's the only official information that's come from trump tower though. as far as new appointments to trump's administration other than the one we just mentioned as far as session is concerned. we are only hearing about that from different news reports and sources. the latest retired lieutenant general michael flynn, rhode island native reportedly security advisory. flynn was mr. trump's main national security advisory during the campaign and considers himself a brash outsider. the trump campaign has not said if he has accepted the offer. meanwhile, more trump critics brought into trump tower with meetings into the transition team. former massachusetts governor mitt romney you mentioned is reportedly set to meet with the pr

. >> daniel: good morning 4:30 on this friday, november 25, black friday, i am daniel miller. >> stephanie: a good time to grab that coffee because a lot of the us are bleary eyed. stephanie coueignoux in for jewel. a lot of us meteorologist shiri spear is tracking those temperatures. shiri, we are tracking rain and potential for some ice. >> shiri: light ice. and looking at inland towns and cities for that. pelham, new hampshire over to lawrence and portsmouth, new hampshire. we to have drizzle out there. a little more widespread than radar is showing because of really fine mist sneaks on to the radar.

our daniel miller joins us with youtube video from the president-elect. >> daniel: sara, this morning family at their exclusive resort in florida. last night he released a new message on youtube calling on the country to unite. >> it is my prayer that on this thanksgiving we begin to heal or divisions and move forward as 1 country strengthened by shared purpose and very, very common resolve. >> daniel: trump says he plans on focusing on family and not the transition during the holiday. before the break he did make a few things official. south haley was chosen to be the next u.s. ambassador to the united nations. trump called haley a deal maker. betsy devos will be nominated for education secretary. she is a school choice advocate who pushed for private school voucher programs. almost immediately though after that announcement the largest teacher's union in the controversy slammed the pick and this morning the wall street journal reporting former presidential rival ben carson has accepted an offer to be development. meantime massachusetts senator elizabeth warren says the transition te

in the newsroom, daniel miller, fox25 news. >>> this morning investigators investigator will work to try to determine why a train went off the tracks in westwood. determine if any of the chemicals leaked from the cars. michael henrich is live at the scene where we are awaiting for investigators from pan am to arrive. michael, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, pan am railways is in charge of this investigation as we understand it and at this point, they don't believe that anything spilled. but the train cars that got off the tracks and derailed are still here and not in a position to be removed just yet. they have a generator with spotlights lighting up the scene and handful of people in yellow reflective gear walking back and forth and it will be daylight before actually removing any of these cars. now i want to show you some pictures taken by some of our viewers who live nearby snapping these photos right after this happened at 8:30 near broadway and river street in that area of westford. now initially it was called out this is the will heest level of concern when it comes to

danielle miller joins us live now from the phoenix police department with the latest on the story. danielle? >> kari and john, we are not sure at this time what exactly led up to the shooting, but police are telling us that there is at least four suspects still now, we spoke with some neighbors who live in that area of the shooting, and they are telling us that not surprised by this violence. >> my kids were playing with the neighbor's basketball, so they come running and saying that somebody is shooting. >> just before 6:00 tonight, phoenix police were called to this area near 67th avenue and van buren for reports of gunshots. when they arrived they found two men with gunshot wounds, one victim died at the scene, his nephew a 20-year-old taken to the hospital but is expected to survive. danielle rodriguez, who lives in the area, wasn't surprised by all of the police activity. >> lately, i have been hearing gunshots every time, so i don't think it's that safe for our kids with all of this stuff. >> police aren't sure of the motive for the shooting but say there are as many as four s

our daniel miller joins us with the change one local lawmaker is calling for. >> daniel: sara, all has to do with what happens to front seats during a rear-end crash. it could lead to injury and even death for anyone sitting the back. >> reporter: dangerous problem that could impact your family and plays out on this crash test video. a rear end crash. the front seat collapses. the driver launches backwards slamming into whomever. often children sitting the back seat. >> it is causing serious injuries and death to children especially in back seats of our cars every single year in our country. >> reporter: we first told but lawmakers demanded answers from major automakers of how often front seat backs collapse and injury passengers. now u.s. senators ed markey and richard blooment+ hal want federal regulators to take immediate action and strengthen standards. >> the price is too high and americans families have to pay. >> daniel: according to the center of auto safety, 898 children have been killed in rear end collisions in the past 18 yea sitting the back seat. national seat strength st

daniel miller joins us now with the battles behind the scene. >> daniel: gene, good morning. president-elect trump trying to promote a sense of calm about the transition team. he tweeted before tweeting the last one late last night, organized process taking place on and only one that knows who the finalists are. the meetings have been ongoing in trump tower since the election. cnn says they have multiple sources that trump's son-in-law jared kushner is center of fighting and rubbing people the wrong way. chris christie was replaced last week as transition chairman by vice president elect mike pence. kushner's father was prosecuted and put in prison by then u.s. tax evasion. now, among the people out, former congressman mike rogers who was advising the transition team on national security. he told cnn anderson cooper the problem is there's no clear chain of command. >> need someone that can clearly make a decision. make the decision by a committee, don't care how small it is, it adds to the difficulty and i think they are going to get through this. remember, all kind of new, a

daniel miller has more. >> daniel: president-elect donald trump is trying to promote a sense of calm about his transition team. he tweeted late last night, very organized process taking place as i decide on cabinet i am the only one who knows who the finalists are. the meetings have been ongoing in trump tower since the election. cnn says they have multiple sources that trump's son-in-law is at the center of the infighting. kirschner has been rubbing allies the wrong way to purge the team of associates of chris christie. chrissy was replaced as transition chairman by vice president-elect mike pence. prison by then u.s. attorney chris christie for tax evasion. among the people out mike rogers who was advising the team on national security. rogers told cnn the problem is no clear chain of command. >> you need someone that can clearly make a decision. if you make those decisions by a committee, i don't care how small it is, it adds to the difficulty, and i think they are going to get through this again, remember, there is all have any experience what this might look like no fought of th

fox25's daniel miller joins us now. daniel, a fierce fight between these candidates. tonight, and the balance of power is also on line. in new hampshire, ayotte is in a very tight race, and just one of a handful of races up for grabs tonight. a total of 34. take a look at this map here. there are seven races that the polls show could go either way and many of them are in swing states including nevada, missouri, indiana, new hampshire and, of course, north republicans hold 54 seats meaning democrats have to flip four seats to gain control if clinton win and five if donald trump wins. some polls showing ayotte in the lead. both candidate made their final pitches to voters yesterday. ayotte had 19 events planned and governor hassan had supporters in peterborough before joining president obama at unh. while hassan has assigned herself strongly with hillary clinton, ayotte has done the very opposite with donald trump. haven't enforced ill and said she will not vote for him. we will see how this plays out as voters go to the polls. daniel miller, fox 25 news. >>> here in ma

daniel miller joins us with stories coming out of trump tower. >> daniel: the elevators at watch by journalists trying to get a clue who will be in the president-elect's cabinet. south carolina governor nikki haley is expected to meet with trump today. cnn has a source that says she could be in the running for secretary of state. she has had a rocky past with the president-elect. she endorse both marco rubio and ted cruz and said repeatedly he was not a fan of trump. not the only big name meeting with the president-elect today. japan's prime minister is on hi now build trust with trump and safeguard the alliance between the united states and japan. during the campaign, trump stunned japan and south korea after suggesting he might withdraw the u.s. military from their shores leaving them to protect themselves from north korea. the prime minister is likely looking to find out how much of trump's statements were true and how much was campaign rhetoric. this morning the "wall street journal" is reporting donald trump's son-in-law jarrod kirschner could get a key role. husband of ivanka could be tap

fox25's daniel miller joins us now with how fake and real news collide. >> daniel: such an important issue that president obama addressed it in berlin. the president criticized the spread of fake news and this president-elect trump would not remain in office long if he failed to take the job seriously. the president made that remark berlin. he made a passionate poignant attack on false news stories calling them a threat to democracy. >> there is so much active misinformation and it is packaged very well and looks the same when you see it on a facebook page or you turn on your television. >> daniel: in an era where sharing a story is easier than fact checking it, the truth is found in the three months before election day, the most popular storied produced by hoax sites generated more engagement, likes, and shares and comments on facebook than the most popular articles by major web sites. retired general michael flynn recently tweeted a fake story to tens of thousands of followers and what he was tweeted was retweeted nearly 7,000 time. facebook and google will no use their ad selling

daniel miller joins us and police say they dodged project aisles that were being thrown at them. >> daniel: portland, oregon police tweeted that they have arrested 29 people after these riots on the streets. thousands of people marching and president-elect donald trump and then it suddenly turned violent. the crowd was marching toward the toyota dealership when protesters started throw things at cars in the parking lot. windows shattered a string of violence and vandalism where people are seen throwing objects at police. at one point protesters made it on several different roads and blocked cars from passing. one woman was trying drive past her windshield. other threats as well. this was the scene in los angeles where they worked to march on to the expressway. according to tv stations out there, people were arrested for not leaving the protest when being told to. last night donald trump broke his silence. he tweeted just had a very open and successful presidential election. now professional protesters incited by the media are protesting. that tweet was sent out before the violence broke ou

michael henrich is covering the protest but we begin first with fox25 daniel miller. he joins us now with mr. trump's plan for his first 100 days and cabinet. >> daniel: interesting to be a fly on the wall when mr. trump and president obama meet. they went after each other numerous times on the campaign trail when the president calling him unfit to be commander in chief. trump claimed for years that the president might not have even been born in the united states. meanwhile there are some very big names supposed -- supported trump campaign that could end up with cabinet positions. one familiar one here scott brown who tells the herald he would be interested in the department of veteran affairs if he is offered one but he is not anticipating an offer. other names being floated rudy giuliani, newt gingrich and chris christie. congressional leaders are hopefully he will fulfill the promise to are peel and replace obamacare and also wants to introduce legislation to fund construction of a wall on the mexican border and he will also have a supreme court seat to fill. despit

daniel miller has >> daniel: tweeted last night it will keep nearly 1,000 jobs in the midwest and in indiana. manufacturing had been planning to move to mexico and trump campaigned he had keep the jobs in the united states or punish the company if refused and it is the first major victory since he was elected. the news isn't good for employees. it has the west side furnace hundreds of layoffs in the coming weeks or months and mike pence will be in indiana for the official announcement and meantime as you mentioned trump met again with former massachusetts governor mitt romney in new york. romney being considered for secretary of state. the pair were spotted eating dinner at restaurant in trump tower. afterwards romney said they talked about the affairs about the world and so far impressed about the president-elect. >> i have to tell been impressed what i have seen in the transition effort. people he selected as members of cabinet are solid people. >> daniel: secretary of state post is not necessarily a done-deal for romney. mr. trump met with senator bob corker and retired general da

our daniel miller joins us with what went on behind closed doors. daniel? >> daniel: past 2 hours donald trump tweeting about the new york times and abruptly canceled a meeting saying conditions of that meeting were changed and trump went on to see the paper is failing and may reschedule that meeting. meeting with member of network news executives and reporters yesterday. source with knowledge of the gathering said trump singled out cnn boss jeff zucker telling him, quote, don't like the network and accusing cnn lying in coverage and trump's team playing down reports that he unleashed tirade gathered at trump tower. spokesman says the conversation was spirited and friendly. trump is responding to another controversy. this is concerning the movement and recently posted take a look. >> hail to victory. >> and giving nazi salute and trump responded saying president-elect trump has continued to denounce racism of any kind and he was elected because he will be a leader for every american. to think otherwise complete misrepresentation of the movement that united

on friday, november 11th, i'm daniel miller. >> good morning, everyone, i'm julie grauert. happy veterans who has served and is serving and activity for veterans day shaping up for local events, activities and parades. meteorologist shiri spear and stormtracker weather center with some gusty conditions by lunchtime. >> temperature in the middle 50s in boston and bedford up to nashua, new hampshire. this is probably the warmest nashua going to see as cold front comes through and temperature are going to start to drop and whole thing happens

fox25's daniel miller joins us now with some reaction. >> daniel: yeah, sara, we knew emotions would be running high, as the results came in, things boiled over. [cheering] >> daniel: the win came early and often for trump supporters even in key battleground states like ohio. trump took an early lead and never gave up. he ended up winning that state by more than 8 points. college, many students were in tears as the night dragged on and clear that she would not be the next president. before trump arrived at his campaign party, a crowd had already gathered outside the white house. things quickly got out of hand and trump and clinton supporters go the in several shouting matches of comments made on the campaign trail. after trump gave his victory speech, protesters stormed the streets of berkeley, california. you see this video here. broken shop windows. toppled trash toppled trash cans and smashed-up vehicles. one person was hit by a car and seriously hurt when the protesters headed out on a highway. while some protested, others looked to get out. so many people visited the canadian im

our daniel miller joins us with violent attacks against officers. >> daniel: the most gruesome of the attacks happened in san antonio, texas. a detective was in his patrol car writing a ticket when and walked up to him. the driver of that vehicle walked up to the patrol car and shot the detective twice in the head and drove away you. he was rushed to the hospital to police headquarters whereas he died. police in san antonio have released a picture of a person of interest and a possible suspect car seen leaving the scene. investigators believe that vehicle and suspect are not connected to the person the detectives were writing a ticket for. the department identified the mccrony. he was a 20-year veteran of the force and currently worked in the special victims unit. he leaves behind a wife and two adult children. friends, family and fellow officers and even strangers started a memorial for detective mccrony calling whoever committed this a coward. overnight police shot and killed a man suspected of shooting a solution missouri officer earlier in the day. the sergeant was in critical but

fox25's daniel miller joins us now with reaction. >> daniel: yeah, we knew emotions would be running high last night, and results came in, things boiled over. key battleground states like ohio. trump took an early lead there and never gave up. he ended up winning that state by more than eight points. at clinton's alma matter in wellesley college. many students there were in tears as the night dragged on and it became very clear she would not be the next president. before trump arrived at his campaign party in new york city, a crowd had already gathered outside the white house. things quickly got out of hand as trump and clinton supporters got into several shouting campaign trail. after trump gave his speech, protesters stormed the streets of berkeley, california. broken shop windows, toppled trash cans and one person was hit by a car and seriously hurt when the protesters went out on the highway. some protested, others look to get out. so many visited the canadian immigration web site that it crashed last night. if you were thinking of moving to canada, don't pack up your card and th

daniel miller joins us with the race that continues to grow tighter, daniel. >>> a new number from new hampshire show hillary clinton's lead shrinking and the granite state poll release last night show clinton leading donald trump 45% to 38%. a 3-point drop from clinton from the last poll and half of the revelation of e-mails from clinton's e-mail server florida congressman anthony weiner's computer. meanwhile "the new york times" has obtained donald trump tax documents from the 90s. trump used, quote, legally dubious methods to avoid paying taxes on hundreds of millions of dollars in income. the methods were legal at the time but congress later banned them. trump has not commented on the article. hillary clinton's campaign continues to escalate its efforts to discredit fbi director james comey's disclosure of a private e-mail. clinton campaign using a double standard to publicly discuss investigations of russian medalling in the presidential election. now comey has come under fire for his revelation last week about the discovery of e-mails belonging to clinton on former congressman we

. >> sara: daniel miller has new information. >> daniel: we learned the officers shot and skilled are first shot at 1:05 this morning and second officer was called and responded and also shot. within the hour the police held a news conference about the shootings. they say the officers were ambushed and doesn't look like there was any interaction between the officers while they sat in the cars. >> developing stuff in the information and nothing right now we can share or that we are at the point to share. >> daniel: officers responding to the report of shots fired found the first officer shot and dale police department which is in the metro area of des moines. about 20 minutes later as i mentioned, des moines officer responded to help and shot and killed 2 miles away. police mentioned they don't have any information about the suspect or suspects. of course, i will be staying on top of this all morning. in the newsroom, i'm daniel miller, fox25 news. >> daniel: crews in westwood ford looking to stabilize a cleaning material. fox25 michael henrich live at the scene. michael, town official

our daniel miller joins us with how some are trying to stop pot >> daniel: ashland is the only community and won't -- is the first community an won't be the only one trying to regulate stores. they will have a temporary moratorium at a town meeting on november 21. if approved it could prevent pot shops from doing business in town until well after the new state law permits. town manager says the proposed moratorium designed to give the town more time to study and to be the inevitable. it does give the ability to regulate it to -- to the extent that it -- it is for the best of the community. >> reporter: ashland isn't the only community saying hold on. the mayor of metheun told the globe he wants to ban marijuana retailers from opening in his city. 52% of local voters oppose the ballot question, and in quincy and braintree, the mayors are looking at several options including banning a local ballot question even though the mayor of amesbury is concerned that a marijuana shop will be open on the new hampshire state line bringing customers just as they lured buyers from the bay state. back to

daniel miller joins us with a deal that was announced late last night. >> daniel: connecticut carrier said they will keep 1,000 jobs in indiana. the air conditioning manufacturer was planning to move their facilities to mexico and trump campaigned that he will keep those jobs here in the united states or punish the company if they refuse. the company's decision has been the first major victory since donald trump was elected president of the united states. the news isn't all good for carrier employees. the company has its west side plan which means there still in the coming weeks and months. president-elect trump and his vice president will be in indiana tomorrow for the official announcement. meantime, trump met again with former massachusetts governor mitt romney in new york. romney here is being considered for secretary of state. the pair were spotted eating dinner at a restaurant in trump tower. afterwards, romney said they talked about the awares throughout the world, and that he was impressed so far with the president-elect. >> and i have to tell you i have been impressed what i

daniel miller joins us with the latest on the rescue mission. new information. search crews have been suspended for now because of heavy rain in the area. five of the 81 people on board this plane were found alive. the plane crashed late last night from bolivia to the international airport in colombia. 72 passengers and nine crewmembers were on board the plane. here rm some of the pictures we are getting into the newsroom at this hour. you can see some of the wreckage. we have video of an ambulance arriving at the airport with colombian news reports say that at least one of the survivors was from the soccer team and conscious and talking. japanese brazilian soccer team was on board the plane. they were expected to play in the finals tomorrow night. the south american futbol federation has suspended the tournament and the group's president is headed there. the plane's flight was headed by a small air flight lamejia and they reported electrical problems as they got closero from some of the members on the soccer team. they tweeted out before the plane took off. we

danielle miller rode along live with operation safe treat. >> there were thousands of children out here trick or treating. right now it's pretty quiet out here. while all of these kids were trick or treating, as you mentioned, marc, the u.s. marshals service was going around knocking on sex offender's doors making sure they are complying. thousands of kids from around treating, showing off costumes, cashing in on candy. >> what's your favorite thing about trick or treating? >> to get free candy. >> to get candy. >> hi, cutie. >> i'm bat girl! >> you're bat girl? >> yeah. >> you are so cute. show us your costume. show the camera. >> reporter: while these kids are having fun, the u.s. marshals service is making sure they stay safe, all part of an operation called safe treat, six teams of probation officerses and u.s. marshals going around, knocking on the doors of high rik sex offenders. >> we are checking for compliance making sure they are doing what they are supposed to. individuals who are on probation have been told that they can't have their opens at their house, lights on. door. th

fox 10's danielle miller explains. >> i changed my mind. i'm a little nervous, but i've taken risks before. >> it's not a typical friday morning for 90-year-old lori philips. this morning, she's suited up. >> none of these will break, will they? >> reporter: before jumping out of a plane. >> i want you to sit right on that "x." >> he said he enjoyed it even when they were shooting at him. >> reporter: lori chose to sky drive with phoenix area sky diving on veterans day to honor her husband bill phillips who passed away last year at the age of 92. he was a world war ii veteran and a member of the army 82nd airborne. of those who have served. >> i have a son that died and killed in vietnam. i have three sons, greg, bob, and rick are in the service, and i also had a grandson that's in the service. >> reporter: after the jump, lori's family anxiously awaited for her two feet. >> whoo, she made it. >> reporter: to touch the ground. lorry jumped from 10,000 feet with a 45 second freefall. then the parachute it's a five minute coast to the ground,

danielle miller joins us live with more on these attacks. there was so much concern after this happened. >> reporter: absolutely, john. grabbing the two women here in this area is a registered sex offender. on top of that, he was wearing an ankle monitor device during the alleged assaults but it was that ankle monitoring device that put him do these crimes. james wolford arrested for sexual assault. assault of a child in the past. two women were walking near second avenue and van buren street when they were groped. police say the first victim was groped while walking to class at a.s.u. she was talking on the phone with her mom when it happened. police say a few minutes later, he groped another woman and was talking to her with sexually explicit language. the woman told him to back off and she got away. he caught up with her again the victim walked into a bank and called for help. >> maybe the buildings could increase their security because i have seen people hanging around the garage area and some of the bus stops have bushes and stuff. >> r

danielle miller, fox 10 news. >>> the bail bondsman accused of phoenix police chief pled guilty today. farley was acting on a false tip that sent him to the wrong home that night and it happened to be the home of a former police chief. farley will be sentenced next month. >>> happening now after a warm start to november, it is about to cool off. >> finally, dave is here with a look at the numbers and what we can expect. >> reporter: we have something going on in the west. you can see the cloud cover in we have a little moisture up to the north of us. if you look closely, you can see most of it is snow so that is filtering in cooler weather into the state. let's look at it. boy, it clears off rapidly and the chilly weather coming in right behind it. as we get a look at the overnight low, boy, we haven't seen that in a while. 53 degrees is what we're forecasting. the norm is 55. -- cave cave creek. 50 degrees at good year. those temperatures coming down. we go to 71 tomorrow. the sun comes back. we get 77 on friday and back to it on saturday with 81. however, there is a little something

reporting live, danielle miller, fox 10 news. >>> doug ducey let go jim jeffreys. he is accused of hosting a party for workers who gave up their employment protection. he fired hundreds of workers. the governor's team will look for a new director to bring stability to the agency. arpaio. a judge upheld two i.d. theft laws used by the sheriff deputies to arrest hundreds of workers. deputies arrested them during crime sweeps. critic says he used racial profiling during the sweeps. >>> us airways is entitled to $8 586 after construction workers cut a cable causing a power station and affected 1,300 flights. us airways say it lost $2 million during in outage. >>> a single mom worried about the way her son has been acting, reaches out for help and gets more than expected. mom knew she might not be able to get her son on the right track and so she called glendale the minute she met the police officer, she knew he would have an impact on her son. >> the way he made me feel this is a child and this child needs some support. you're doing your part, what the it that i can do

daniel miller joins us now with online. >> daniel: we followed the videos yesterday, man suspected of shooting and killing two iowa police officers had several run-ins in the past. one last month, picture of scott green holding confederate flag and u.s. flag. right before he asked to hold high school football game and green posted video on >> have i committed a crime? >> everything from the get-go has been recorded, sir. >> have i committed a crime? >> on private property, school property, asking you to leave at this time. >> daniel: officers he was arguing with were from urban dale, iowa which was where one of the police officers was. we reached out to boston police threats against local officers at this time. however, boston police department urging officers to remain vigilant following the deadly ambush. in the newsroom, i'm daniel miller, fox25 news. >> sara: bill cosby's asking judge to face out charges. facing incident of assault charges involving incident with temple university employee in 2004. cosby's attorneys are trying to block testimony that he gave in th defamation lawsu

fox25's daniel miller joins us now. clinton has a lot to worry about with the polls getting much tighter. >> daniel: the latest real clear politics poll show hillary clinton with just a 2-point lead over donald trump within the margin of error and that poll isn't the only one. a "washington post" poll show trump with a 1 percent lead nationally, a dramatic shift from just a week ago. amid tightening polls and a la fbi, the clinton camp is shifting focus to trump and the controversies that have royld his white house bid. a new ad of his past comments about women. >> putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. when i come home and dinner is not ready, i go through the roof. >> reporter: clinton echoing that line of attack in the key swing state of florida. >> he sure has spement a lot of >> trump never one to shy away from conflict going after clinton and the president over obamacare. >> hillary clinton wants to expand obamacare and make it even more expensive. >> reporter: trump continuing to face less than enthusia

fox25's daniel miller joins us. and doctors say this goes all the way back to when he started playing football at just five years old. >> yeah, gene. kevin turner was a ter yo typical fullback that lowered his head and ran people over. he played for the patriots for three seasons and died earlier initially thought was als. turnerer donated his brain to the bu medical team and they determined that his death was not brought by als but rather the result of repeated head trauma from years of playing football. >> the question is is this really als or cte? >> reporter: different by that question, researchers at boston university's cte center and the va boston health care system dime a dramatic conclusion. >> the cells that run with spinal cord they were destroyed in his brain by cte. this is what the brain of a 60-year-old should look like, and this is kevin's brain at 46. >> reporter: findings unveiled led to moments of palpable emotions as they were detailed. >> this is raymond and myra turner. >> reporter: ray monld an

i am daniel miller. >> julie: good morning, everyone, i am julie grauert. our floor director sailed, dan, how are you doing. we are doing great. a bit of a chill in the morning and it will turn into a beautiful day. shiri spear is in the storm tracker weather center when today's pleasant temp also come to an end. >> shiri: today we have nice weather. tomorrowing will nice weather. over the weekend an ugly turn. freezing in bedford at 32. 33 in nashua, new hampshire. 40s in boston and plymouth and cape cloud holding temperatures in the upper 50s. very windy now. gusts 20, 30 miles per hour. that will send up subsiding as we travel throughout morning. your hour-by-hour forecast for waltham 6 a.m. at 38. 8 a.m. at 43. lower 50s at 10:00 this morning. highs close to 60 degrees with that sunshine today. i will show you what time things start to turn wet and windy and cold over the weekend. these details coming up. julie, back to you for drive-time traffic. >> julie: things nice and light on the road. through the o'neill tunnel closing the dewey square tunnel and

i'm danielle miller, and coming up we'll show you how you can make her a part of your family. >>> and people living near the loop 202 extension project, they say they are seeing an right in time for thanksgiving. and if you would like to contact me on social media, it would be great to hear from you. you can find me on facebook at marc martinez fox 10 and also >>> you're watching fox 10 news at 10:00 with marc martinez. >>> it was just about a month ago that a dog was found abandoned and chained to a bench right outside of animal care and control. it was a very sad sight, but as fox 10's danielle miller is about to show us, this has -- the story has quickly turned around for the beer right here that this dog was chained to and abandoned. now i want to tell you guys what happened. so about a month ago we were out here doing a live shot for a completely different story, right outside here at animal care and control, when we came across this dog. she was out here. she was chained. she was alone and animal care and control wasn't even open at the time, so we called them. they came out her

i am daniel miller. >> stephanie: i am stephanie coueignoux in for julie grauert. i am stuffed. >> daniel: as you should be. >> stephanie: as you should be. a successful thanksgiving. today is black friday and if you were heading out braving the crowds, definitely want to pack an umbrella. meteorologist shiri spear in the fox25 storm tracker weather center. you are tracking fog and drizzle. throughout the day. steadiest drizzle in southern new hampshire. i have to say it is kind of sneaking under radar and find it across northern massachusetts. 35 in worcester. 40 in boston. 35 in keene, new hampshire. temperatures also just above freezing. i think we will skate by that chance of any kind of icy spots. and we have a close eye on the temps. tracking a whole lot of fog. worcester with visibility under a mile, boston, nashua, norwood getting in on the fog as well. about noon to shake off some of this thicker fog especially out in the worcester hills. if you were headed to the north shore mall, peabody with on and off drizzle. steadiest stuff into the afternoon and hour

fox25's daniel miller joins us with more on this fallout. >> daniel: the harvard men's cross country team said for years they have spraeted cross country team. it included comments about weight, appearance and sexual innuendo. revelations and in saturday's harvard crimson where we learned the team captain told the coach about the spreadsheets comes on the heels of a similar practice involving the harvard men's soccer team. the soccer team was found to have created a so-called scouting report with member of the women's soccer team some of which were sexually ex-the police it. >> sexualizing women in that >> important that harvard has taken the stance they have and issues don't end after this. >> daniel: the issue that hare regard has taken was to suspend the men's soccer team for the rest of the season. harvard athletics say they do not tolerate this sort of demeaning and derogatory behavior and we will address any credible information we receive. the team captain that reported but the team's culture has since shifted. in the newsroom, daniel miller, fox 25 news. >>> investigators say

on this monday, i am daniel miller. check out this video in the berkshires. wow, that is extremely snowy. >> daniel: beautiful. >> julie: you were driving back from that area. >> daniel: the roads were slick. i saw someone drive off but it's here. >> julie: not that winter is coming anymore, it is here. >> shiri: looking at the snow totals out of the berkshires. we do have a foot of snow. lighter snow across massachusetts all that pivoting around that disturbance. you will find that some of the showers will lighten up as we travel through the day. so current conditions involve some lighter snow showers in worcester, fitchburg and bedford and could end up with cooling of snow in areas. southern new hampshire as well. boston at 32. his reports of flurries even down into boston this morning. but keep in mind, flurries here just for the next cup of hours. i think they are really going remain, winds remain. this is our hour-by-hour forecast in worcester. we don't get up to 40 degrees. a little warmer in boston. we take a closer look at that and my bigger concern th

fox25's daniel miller joins us now. donald trump criticizing the fbi on these new findings. >> daniel: the fbi said they worked around the clock reviewing all those e-mails before issuing their decision. >> we have seen director com comey's latest letter to the hill and glad that this matter is resolved. >> reporter: hillary clinton's communication direct jennifer palmeri reacting sunday's news of clinton's private e-mail probe. fbi director james comey sending a new letter state that his agency is sticking with its july decision not to file criminal charges against clinton. it comes after comey's letter to congress ten days ago saying the fbi had found new e-mails that could be pertinent to the probe. investigation, it seems they are not. donald trump criticizing the fbi's handling of the matter. >> you can't review 650,000 new e-mails in eight days. hillary clinton is guilty. she knows it. the fbi knows it. the people know it. >> reporter: some democrats including congressman elijah coupling expressing approval for com

i am daniel miller. >> catherine: i am catherine parrotta in for julie grauert. a little break from the cold. it feels nice. >> daniel: felt great coming in. >> catherine: tracking a big warm up with shiri spear. feels like september. >> shiri: loving your smiles this morning about this. we do have temperatures in the 40s. 49 in boston. 45 in fitchburg. 43 in plymouth. massachusetts to southern new hampshire. we are dealing with are clouds. works in our flavor -- flavor? favor. because it will hold temperatures steady in the next few hours. that is the key to our very warm forecast today. a south, southwest wind carrying all this warm air into place and look what happens. we have mid and upper 40s up toward framingham here at 6 a.m. at 8 a.m., we jump up to 55 a ton of 60s. even a cup of 70s on the map for the afternoon. a town by town look is coming up. catherine, to you for live drive time traffic. >> catherine: how the roads are doing. plenty of green on the map north of the city. 128 moving fine same situation out of the city and pike. zakim bridge, volume lig

in the newsroom, i'm daniel miller, fox25 news. >> daniel: fox25 team coverage on election day all day long. tonight by blair miller and karry kavanagh in new york city. joining us starting at 4:00 this afternoon and up to the date and up-to-the-minute with all the results and all the ballot question updates too as votes continue to come in. >> sara: new this morning in brookline crews putting out house fire on cyprus street. they did that overnight and back of the house and damaged the second floor. one firefighter appeared to suffer minor injuries but there were no other reports of injury to people living in the house. crews are deal with water main break in boston. this happened in front of the boston college "t" stop. the water is now shut off but the -- there are crews in the area so you might want to avoid that part of commonwealth avenue. >> gene: brighton man held without bail after accused of killing man. man accused of killing during a drug deal. they used gps bracelet. it was a condition of his bail in the attempted murder case out in middlesex county. >> gene: georgetown po

on this wednesday, prethanksgiving, november 23, i am daniel miller. >> julie: good morning, everyone, i am julie grauert. it will be a busy travel day on the roads and the airport. weather is cooperating. >> daniel: right now. >> julie: right now is the disclaimer. shiri spear in the storm tracker weather center. things are changing into the who will say. >> not better if you have to hit the roads. sustained winds in the teens and 20s. sustained winter storm at 20 right now boston. breezy day. temps starting off 34 in boston and down to sharon in the lower 30s. upper 20s in central massachusetts into vineyard. i need to tell if you you are close to freezing. starting off pretty chilly. hour-by-hour forecast for somerville. little bit of patchy cloud cover at 6 a.m. temperatures close to freezing. we don't have much of a warm-up. upper 30s. and plan on chilly travel conditions today and i had no low 40s for highs today with all sunshine. rain in the next 24 hours. >>> julie has live drive time traffic. >> julie: if you were leaving between now, that's great and 7 a.m., i think it will

this is the fox25 morning news. >>> coming up 407b :30 on this monday, november 7, i am daniel miller. >> julie: i am julie grauert. grab your heavy coat as you go out the door. you will need it. >> daniel: i did, a white one j tell us more about it. >> shiri: 30s on map and the warm-up on the way. 38 in boston. 38 in up slip. 38 in sharon. 50s from fitchburg, to maynard and new hampshire. temperatures a little bit milder and plus conditions are a little cloudier over the south shore and the cape and tapping some 40s right now. not just a little cloudier and windier here. tracking winds gusting between 25 and 35 miles per hour. over t easy going morning for you and it is calm. mostly clear with a few early morning clouds. temperatures in the early 30s. 47 at noontime. 3 p.m. still seeing things in the upper 40s. a cooler day ahead. i will show you some towns and cities where we get back into the 50s today, 60s tomorrow. that is coming up. i will be back in 10. julie is back with live drive time traffic. >> julie: i want to remind

danielle miller is live in tempe tonight with more about the suspect. what do we know? >> john and kari, tempe police are telling us this incident happened here at the arizona mills mall. they ar telling us it happened between 6:45 and 8:00 p.m. now what they are telling us is this man you are about to see here in these surveillance videos was seen suspiciously they are telling us that he followed these kids and even went into stores that they were going into. and police telling us this man even made contact with some of these children. and these children, some of them, may have been victimized. police are now asking anybody with any information on this case or who may have been a victim of this to give them a call. now we want to give you a brief description here of this suspect. he said to be a white male between 25 to 35 years old. he is about tall. he has dark longer hair and a goatee and last seen wearing that gray button up shirt you saw there in those surveillance pictures. he had a white shirt underneath and blue jeans and black shoes. if you have any informatio

in the newsroom, i'm daniel miller, fox25 news. >> daniel: >> gene: developing this morning 1 person dead after rollover crash route 1 north past logan airport. you can see in the video the car rolled over. the road was closed several hours while police investigated and working to find out if any throughout the morning. new at 8, 34 people have been arrested during a protest during minimum wage in cambridge. police say the arrests were preplanned by organizers in central square. protesters were blocking traffic but road since been opened. the group holding the demonstration calling for $15 an hour as wages -- for wages for minimum wage and similar protest planned at logan airport and other cities across the country today. >> sara: woman in 90s in the hospital after hit by neighbor's car. police say driver, woman in her 70s lost control of her car and hit the woman. the victim was thrown to the hospital with serious head injuries. >> there was an area that the driver was familiar with and don't know why for some reason almost at final destination and vehicle seem to just accelerate. >

i am julie grauert. >> daniel: i am daniel miller. a wet start to the morning but the heavy r meteorologist shiri spear in the storm tracker weather center with when we dry out for good, shiri. >> reporter: heavy stuff when i am gone, but i am still left with the mist and drizzle and it tends to sneak under radar. even though boston looks dry right now. a kind of damp, murky morning on your hand. 53 in the city. 50 in burlington. 49 in framingham, in fact. a little batch of sprinkles toward worcester and auburn in the upper 40s.