deluca? i'm nervous enough as it is. - decaf? - no. they show up, no tools, no skills worth a crap. i don't hire them, the e te goes up for grabs. i put up with the b.s., the brawls. but a killing? you know emilio lopez? no. i talked to him for, like, two seconds this morning. then bluestone got in his face. bluestone being from this other coalition, none forgotten? the black group, right. did bluestone have a weapon that you saw i don't know. i went to my office. you went to your office. look, all i wanted was to put up this senior center without the sky falling in. i put up with everything, and still something worse still happens. all right, i'm gonna say something here. and probably it's gonna get my head beat or something else. see something in conjunction with your investigation to show who did what. and if that happens, all i'm asking is not to be quoted the source of that tape. but i'm going this far because this is murder. and enough's enough. [ woman ] oh, my god! oh, no! [ crying ] stick right here. oh, my god! no, emilio! [ speaking spanish ] oh, my god! shh. take it easy

bailey: the person that beat up deluca is someone i thought you left behind years ago. you're a good doctor! you're exactly what we need right now in the clinic. the denny duquette clinic? unless you want me to fire you. i took a pregnancy test last night. and, uh, as i sat there waiting for the result, i justatched him get more and more excited. and when that stick was negative, owen's heart broke. and... i was so relieved. now look me in the eye and tell me that he won't hate me. have you met the new resident? she is great. this is -- murphy! dr. robbins. you guys know each other? um... yes. why would a leah murphy fail here only to thrive somewhere else? there is a fundamental flaw in how we are teaching our residents.

robert deluca is facing charges in the death of steven desorrow, whose remains were found behind deluca plans to plead guilty with the death of mobster enforcer, kevin hanrahan. sentencing scheduled for february 1. >> vanessa: an alerts for shoppers in several places. skimming devices have been found on registers in department stores. the downtown crossing location is the latest to be hit in this scam, that steals credit card information. >> the reporter: it was discovered last months, these skimmers are small, they're about the size of a deck of cards and they can be placed over credit card readers to steal the data on those strips. but once thieves have that, they can use that information to make purchases. boston's primark wasn't alone. the company says they also discovered skimmers in king of prussia, danbury, connecticut, and free hold, new jersey. primark says the skimmers were removed the same day they were discovered. they believe the scam could have been begun targeting shoppers on july 29th. not all credit card transactions during that time were affected, locations between jul

. >> lydia: this thanksgiving we are looking back at some of >> romona: lauren deluca, a wheelchair fencer from parma, competed in september at the paralympics in rio. she didn't medal, she did get one victory for team u.s.a. paralympics. you remember lauren even taught me a few fencing moves. she has a mild form of cerebral palsy and started as an able-bodied fencer and recruited by u.s.a. fencing for the wheelchair team. last month, she got together with the team d.c. even met president obama. students from high schools in 10 west side suburbs are fighting hunger one bowl at a time. they made more than 800 ceramic bowls as a reminder of all the empty bowls in the world. for a $20 donation guests at a special lunch got soup, bread and one of the bowls. proceeds benefit local food pantries. >> it is really cool to come and the people who are hungry. >> akron area kids and teenagers getting ready to take part in a holiday tradition. the ballet theater will be presenting the nutcracker for the 24th year. the troupe is made up from kids of kindergarten to 12th grade. these dancers from munroe

robber deluca is expected to plead guilty. >>> a rally police is now on administrative police. lynn police say robert adam was texting and driving who weeks ago when he got into an accident. he then left the scene. lynn police have cited him for those actions. no one was hurt. >>> two young women hit by a car while trying to cross the both women were taken to the hospital. the driver of the car did stop and there have been no charges so far. >>> the story of the boston marathon bombing told by those who led the investigation last night. special agent in charge richard and former police commissioner and security annualist ed davis discussed the law enforcement response and rebuilding community confidence. a portion of the proceeds will go to benefit a scholarship named f officer shawn collier. >> shawn had a commitment to serve other people, to serve his commitment. >> shawn has always been this our thoughts and prayers since the bombings. he's always been on our minds. it's for him and the victims and the survivors of the bombings that are we are here. >> collier was a criminal

joey deluca to quinn brennan, 42-7 at the half.gons the number two seeds spank terra linda 56-14. they are 10-1. they have encinal next. >>> remember this? j.t. snow scooping up little darren baker in the 0-1 world series? dusty's son was 3 at the time. guess what, he is all grown up now and yesterday, baker signed a letter of intent to play baseball at cal next year. he will graduate from jesuit high school in sacramento this spring. >>> baseball, the a's made the first move of the off-season trading danny valencia to the a.l. west rival seattle for a minor league pitcher paul blackburn. valencia hit .237. 51 rbi last season. >>> 49er business, i have yet to find a fan willing to give trent baalke a vote of confidence. he would have had a hard time with the popular vote but chip kelly came to his defense when asked if baalke was spending too much away from the team to scout college talent. >> he is only a phone call away so if something were to happen, right, we could have a conversation. >> of course i like to speak to you. >> bu

vanessa deluca. i'm suffering from allergies and losing my voice. didn't read the book yet but i certainly look forward to reading more. i am 62 years of age that coming from the heels of the civil rights movement i wouldn't even know where to begin to write a book with so many chapters. one of the things i grew up with first of all family so there's so much generation stuff but i do see that's worth a discussion and at some point because we have people that lived with us and all of our relatives from the south. but now the younger generations allow the generations to read start family reunions. i can relate to so much of what you are saying. when we talk about our families, they tend to start to talk about granddaddy and the sun that. my grandfather was a sharecropper so i said that's what i say but a sister said no granddaddy owns his own land. so it's a whole you know and my cousin claudine would say the same thing. so the way we see our family is really somewhat different. my brothers won't talk about it at all. and i will just make one other co

linebacker robert deluca going through concussion protocol with the panthers after being carted off the field last night in a situation head coach ron rivera calls concern. that's sports. >> kim: thank you, trey. ?eers jimmy fallon. >> hi, everybody, thank you ? with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, payment, withdrawal or transfer each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alright... >> adam: that's it. that's all for the news at 11:00 on a friday. as you know, jimmy fallon comes up next. we certainly hope you have a willful and safe weekend. i'm adam williams. >> kim: i'm kim khazei. 7news does continue at 6:00 a.m. with "today in new england." we're here if you need us. saturday looks really nice. get out and enjoy, everybody. we'll be rooting for the patriots on sunday. ? why do banks treat you and your money like this? they nickel and dime you with fees and minimum balances. capital one won't do that. they've reimagined banking, and built a checking account that's free of all that nonsense. no fees. no minimums. no go

[applause] >> and now please welcome vanessa deluca and c. nicole mason. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> good evening, everyone. >> hello, hello.ening, e i'm really happy to be here. hey, charlie. [laughter] >> you said you wanted to make a few thank yous. >> yes. i just wanted to say thank you to my agent, marie brown. i don't know where she is, the legendary marie brown, for believing in me. there she is in the back. and my research and my story from the very start. and to thank -- i just wanted to give a shout out to thank my spelman students who are here, don't know where they are. bree, kirsten, jonet. they are here somewhere and still always the smartest and brightest women in the room. so i wanted to thank them before i got started. >> that's wonderful. >> and elena. >> nicole? >> yes. >> you know, this is really, a really, truly stunning, stunning memoir. and we're going to spend the next about an hour studying it more deeply and talking about what prompted you, compelled you to tell your story. we'll have a little time for q&a,

cathy deluca the prauls and program manager at walk sf.on behalf of walk sf and members i want to commend the sfmta moving inthproject for wrbd so quickly. thank you staff, the protected bike laneerize so important after the death of kate slatry. the day lighting and lean reduction, the painted safety zones we are excited about all that. you won't be surprised to hear me say i think we can do more. i think this project can do more to protect all users along the corridor. every single street that 7th and 8th intersect a high injury corridor so need to do the most we can to slow speeds and increase visibility so i is a few suggestions that i will show you. so, i will attempt to draw these on for you. we would like to see painted safety zones at every major intersection at every corner especially at corners where there are turning vehicles. especially here when there are vehicles turning because painted safety zones decrease-or increase yielding and increase speeds. at the transit island we like to see a thumbnail because this will actually k

bailey: the person that beat up deluca is someone i thought you left behind years ago. you're a good doctor! you're exactly what we need right now in the clinic. the denny duquette clinic? unless you want me to fire you. i took a pregnancy test last night. and, uh, as i sat there waiting for the result, i just watched him get more and more excited. and when that stick was negative, owen's heart broke. and... i was so relieved. now look me in the eye and tell me that he won't hate me. have you met the new resident? she is great. this is -- murphy! dr. robbins. you guys know each other? um... yes. why would a leah murphy fail here only to thrive somewhere else? there is a fundamental flaw in how we are teaching our residents. and we have got to fix this. you and me.

. >> lauren deluca wheelchair fencer competed in september at the paralympics in rio, she did not medal but she did get one victory for team usa paralympics. lauren taught me a few fencing moves. she has a mild form of cerebral palsy and started as abled body fencer and recruited by usa fencing for wheelchair team. last month, she got together with a team in washington, d.c. and even met president obama. students from high schools in 10 westside suburbs are fight uh-huher one bowl at a time. ceramic bowls as a reminder of all the empty bowls in the world. for a $20 donation guests at a special lunch got soup, bread and one of the bowls. proceeds benefit local food pantries. >> it is cool to come here and see the people that come to support the people that are hungry. >> some kids and teenagers are getting ready to take part in a holiday tradition. ballet theater of ohio will be presenting the the 24th year. the troupe is made up of kids from kindergarten to 12th grade. these dancers from the christine jones manear school of dance in monroe falls paid me a visit in the studio. >> what is

. >>> bishop o'dowd opener against terra linda and joe deluca put it up top. 35 yards. quinn brennan, 42-7 at the half. bishop o'dowd. dragons the number two seeds spank terra linda 56-14. they are 10-1. they have encinal next. >>> cal bears under the lights at washington state.18-point underdogs. hey, the opposing head coaches go way back. sonny dykes once upon a time was mike leach's offensive coordinator in texas tech. now for the washington state players, well ... cougars marks is underwhelmed. >> it's always fun to be able to play those guys but it's not like a --we --we mark cal on our schedule like, oh, wow, can't wait to play cal. that's the one. >> whoa! >> the bears beat the cougs in a shootout 60-59. that was in 20 14. that's the last time the bears were in pullman but the times have changed. washington state, they are unbeaten in pac-12 play. the cougs are ranked 23rd in multiple polls and here's the gruff lovable mike leach on the topic. >> i don't care. if it's not that one then it's somebody else's, you know, it's everything from something this media jour

. >>> a reputed new england mobster expected in two cases today. 71-year-old robert deluca is expected to plead guilty in his role in the 1992 murder of a mob enforcer and to giving fault statements in another investigation into the murder of nightclub owner, the remains were found in providence eight months ago. >>> a car with human remains was found underwater. police were called to the brewerer's marina when someone saw oil in the water surface. a diver found the car and the the person hadn't been identified but the car matches the description. >>> twin sisters continue to recover after being hit by a car during halloween celebrations in salem. now their father is speaking exclusively to wbz. he says his twin 10-year-old girls and their mother were in a crosswalk when a car hit them on sunday night. the sisters suffered the worst. the driver 52-year-old mitchell was driving under the influence. >> he left. you know, he struck two little girls and their mother with a car and then left and then ditched evidence of what did, and then showed up on the scene to stand in the back and watc

bailey: the person that beat up deluca is someone i thought you left behind years ago. you're a good doctor! you're exactly what we need right now in the clinic. the denny duquette clinic? unless you want me to fire you. i took a pregnancy test last night. and, uh, as i sat there waiting for the re, i just watched him get more and more excited. owen's heart broke. and... i was so relieved. now look me in the eye and tell me that he won't hate me. have you met the new resident? she is great. this is -- murphy! dr. robbins. you guys know each other? um... yes. why would a leah murphy fail here only to thrive somewhere else? there is a fundamental flaw in how we are teaching our residents.

deluca plans to plead guilty in the death of a mob enforcer. >>> a falmouth man is charged throwing heroin at two police officers. officers found several drugs and over 1,000 inside russell pena's car on clinton avenue. police say pena started fighting with the officers pulling a bag of heroin out of his pants, tearing that bag apart and throwing it at him. the two officers were brought to the hospital. they have since been released. >>> weeks after two employees were killed in this trench collapse, we are learning more of suspected criminal activity at atlantic train services. were there using drugs, even selling them on the property. >> elizabeth: fox25's jason law went to that roslindale business to get some answers. >> reporter: we are learning more of people that work at atlantic drain in roslindale. boston police were aware back in september of numerous employees who were chronic drug users and according to these documents, investigators witnessed two employees buying drugs in the past. just five weeks before kevin mad dongs were killed when their trench collapsed they busted a man d

chief deluca says the time has come for more federal action.iving, of course there's a lot of folks celebrating far away from home like our troops, like police officers out on patrol, but these guys might just hold the record for how far up they are celebrating thanksgiving. we're going to show you how they do a turkey dinner in space coming up. [vo] quickbooks introduces jeanette. and her new business: i do, to go. jeanette was excellent at marrying people. but had trouble getting paid. not a good time, jeanette. even worse. now i'm uncomfortable. but here's the good news, jeanette got quickbooks. send that invoice, jeanette. looks like they viewed it. and, ta-da! paid twice as fast. oh, she's an efficient officiant. way to grow, jeanette. get paid twice as fast. visit quickbooks-dot-com. >>> a thanksgiving feast that's out of this world. the crew on board the international space station enjoying a traditional holiday meal more than 200 miles above earth. turkey, mashed potatoes and green beans along with cranberry sauce, candied yams and corn