my name is dylan polin afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. close call for kids in pittsburgh. look at that, a police chase ended with a crash. officers were chasing a stolen vehicle when a van hit a cruiser and sent the cruiser spinning out of control, nearly striking a group of children on the sidewalk. none of the kids was hurt. the officer had only minor injuries. >>> orlando police said that the video here shows a drunk driver falling out of hi truck. he was leaving a club, and he fell out with the truck hitting his leg. >>> in los angeles, about 100 firefighters saved 4 people stranded on an island. crews got them into a boat and brought them to safety. this is the long los angeles river and people can have get on one side of it and with rain, it can overflow. >>> and we are keeping an eye this afternoon. >> christina, we have seen a 1- meter wave move in. we haven't seen that yet. >> nothing like what we saw. >> n

my name is dylan polin and blue cross blue shield keeps me healthy. my name is dylan polin afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. he west are mine. the north and the south are mine. >> glad you're with us on this monday. >> 7 news at 5:30 starts right now. >> a party in lowell turns deadly. a woman was beat tone death in front of her son. >> a heroic rescue caught on camera as fishermen >> pipeline protests turning violent in north dakota. tensions escalated between protestors and police officers. >> and travelling on turkey day. why more people are taken to the sky and hitting the road this holiday week. >> we begin here with breaking news. tsunami warning and evacuations underway after a massive 6.9 magnitude quake strikes off the east coast of japan. epicenter is northeast of tokyo. and a tsunami warning has been issued. wave is expected to be a few feet high, nothing like the 2011 tsunami there that killed thousands of people. the town where the

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my name is dylan polin >> boston native and voice the sicker song writer one of 3 singers remaining on team blake. ? >> anchor: a music teacher for the boston school district before moving to los angeles to follow her dreams of professional song writing. she's made it into the top 10. courtney tweeting today i want to thank you at 7 news for your support. an >> anchor: coming up tonight on 7 news at 11:00 an emotional discovery thousands of miles away. a woman finds the bracelet of a fallen oregon soldier on the cape. >> anchor: your updated forecast with some of us expecting to see more rain tomorrow. >>> our final interview with florence henderson. >> you have to live your life. >> her surprise passing just days after appearing on "dancing with the stars." now on "extra." ? ? here's the story of a lovely lady ? >> she was america's mom on the brady bunch. florence henderson gone at 82. the heart condition she'd been treating for years. >> i wound up in the emergency room. >> and from her tv kids, barry williams and maureen mccormick to her dancing family -- >> i loved her dearly. >>

my name is dylan polin >>> now at 6:00, a giants step in the right direction from a 10-year-old from east boost 1 an extremely rare disease. this little girl has endured months of grueling physical therapy after a virus triggered the illness, paralyzing her legs. >> she still has a hard road ahead of her but the good news tonight, she gets to go home for thanksgiving. paulina lopez is one tough kid. >> she had suffered acute blastivmyolitis. >> reporter: her legs were paralyzed. >> she wasn't standing, walking. really, she wasn't even crawling when she came in. >> reporter: if you can only through a translator. >> it was unexpected. she had to be in a wheelchair. >> reporter: therapists began working with her for twice a day, 45 minutes at a time, getting her strong enough to stand and wheel herself around and ride a special bike. she has become pan and has grown to love her therapist and that feeling is mutual. >> laughs and smiles no matter where she goes. >> i feel very proud of her. she is very strong and able to overcome all the things that keep happening to her. >> good job. >>

my name is dylan polin >> after cashing in on black friday and cyber monday sales, now it's time to give. >> on giving tuesday, students came to class with armfuls of canned goods. a classmate organized that incredible effort. >> reporter: as students poured the cardboard boxes filled up with cans. >> i was expecting it to be successful but this definitely tops my expectations and i love to see my classmates participating. students were encouraged to wear white and bring in a cash or canned donation. >> we got a full box of money. to the duxbury food pantry where they help 200 people a month. mary lou o'connell is beyond grateful for their help. >> it makes my heart smile. it lets me know that there's goodness all around us and i do see it often. >> reporter: this drive falls on giving tuesday, a global day of giving that encourages people to donate items or time to charity. the high school principal is proud to see taking part. >> people are thinking beyond their own lives and looking to other people in need. i think that's what it means to be a good citizen. >> he's happy to know the s

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my name is dylan polin and blue cross blue shield keeps me healthy. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. >>> to the money watch, massachusetts is taking steps to protect seniors from the secretary of state is going after a texas based investment company that's been working out of several local banks like east boston savings bank and eastern bank. the workers from the firm, investment professionals used high pressure methods. >>> massachusetts shoppers can in new hampshire, the malls open at 6 p.m. and closing at 1:00 in the morning and reopening at 6:00 a.m. >>> the list of the 10 worst toys of the season was released and here they are, including a slingshot, inflatable suits kids can wear to crash into each other, and a hammer. a representative of the toy industry attended the announcement. parents need to know all of the potential dangers, and insists the toys are safe. >> the unit

my name is dylan polin together a woman from falmouth and a gold star dad in oregon. >> and both of them believe that the connection is far more than blind luck. paula ebben has the story at 6:00. >> this is the honor room at the bell um home in portland, oregon. dedicated to john pellum who died in afghanistan. it was unusual when she was walking on a falmouth beach and found >> it has a name engraved and i wiped off some of the sand and i noticed a kia. >> it stands for killed in action. the name on the bracelet. special wrist john pellum. she called his father in oregon. it wasn't a shock. the family is used to getting messages from friends of their son. >> people from all over the >> this is the closest to a message in the bottle. >> when she called and started explaining what happened. it didn't surprise me at her reaction because i feel that often that -- and i affectionately look up and say now you're just showing off. >> the bracelet takes its place in the honor room. >> the learn who wore the bracelet to honor him and how it was lost on the cape cod beach. >> you can see what it

my name is dylan polin marathon bombing documentary hitting home tonight. the film sharing stories of moments that followed the attacks. that's premiere night for hbo and this new movie. >> anchor: surveillance footage, news clips and home footage. tim caputo live in the theater district to tell us more about this movie. tim. >> reporter: that's exactly right, kim. the personal stories of these the vip screening getting under way. hbo documentary marathon the patriots day bombing showing here at 7:30 this night for a small crowd at the shube ert theater. they told me on the red carpet a short while ago it has been emotional for them to take part in this film. it portrays what happened that afternoon. and how they're still recovering from their intimate look at survivors and on going rehabilitation and daily life dealing with injuries they suffered 3 and a half years ago. those survivors profiled in this documentary say it was a surreal and emotional experience. important for them to see how lives have changed. >> that's more debilitating than my amputations

my name is dylan polin >>> tomorrow is the focus day with the coastal flooding, especially the areas that tend to see flooding in any storm. those are the ones that will see water. the time to watch is 10:00 to noon. >> otherwise, a great week. way to sunday. and that's when we get changes. >>> see you back for the wbz news at 11:00. have a great monday night. ponsored by cbs >> pelley: the remaking of a president. this was then. >> we're going to get a special prosecutor. >> pelley: and this is now. >> a special prosecutor? >> i don't want toe hurt them. i don't want to hurt them. they're good people. >> pelley: also anti-trump protests continue, advice for the president-elect. >> it's really important to try to send some signals of unity. >> pelley: and we'll remember a champion for women, minorities, and excellence in broadcast journalism. gwen ifill. >> how as vice president would you work to shrink the polarization which has sprung up in washington which you both

my name is dylan polin >>> history on wall street. the dow topped 19,000 for the first time. the markets ended the day at 19,023 gains 67 points. the nasdaq and s&p 500 also ended the day up. >>> a bold robbery in a new york city jewelry store caught flashed a gun. and one used a hammer to smash glass and steal $300,000 worth of watches. they have not been found but no one was hurt. >>> an airline pilot had to battle extreme cross winds in gibraltar. you can see the plane pitching down and correcting before sticking the landing. you can hear the applauding. >>> and no massive tsunami in japan but the 6.9 quake did trigger large waves which you can see traveling up the river in the area. there were concerns that -- but it was so far out that it didn't cause a massive tsunami. difference. >>> we have just flipped the switch. and we'll hold in this pattern for a while. today's high in boston, 43 degrees. and average is 49. we're at that point of the year where any day over 50 is a good day. just the way it goes this time of the season. seasonal changes in new england. we get som

my name is dylan polin >>> on the money watch, u.s. home prices are at a record high. the latest report shows the average home price for september was more than the peak set in 2006. home prices have jumped 5.5% over the last year. >>> netflix users have been waiting for binge on the go. members can watch movies and shows off line later. you wouldn't need a wi-fi signal. make sure you have the most recent netflix app to access the new download button. >> dangerous for your time management. >>> uber for laundry? to match those who don't have washers and driers with those who do. and the machine homeowners could get help with appliances. >> yeah. how could that go wrong? >> come into my home with your dirty laundry. >> these millennials don't want to own anything. >>> why the bucket he stole was worth more than a million dollars. >>> and the rain bucket is not worth a million they are filling up. checking on the weather watchers network. and temperatures in the 40s and getting the rain totals starting to come in. .19 in -- and a lot more on the way. we'll track it coming

my name is dylan polin >>> breaking news tonight. school bus horror. several students killed, many injured, when the bus slammed into a house and wrapped around a tree, splitting it in half. we have a late report. >>> manhunt for a killer. police officer ambushed and assassinated, a deadly stretch for law enforcement. four officers shot across three states in just 24 hours. >>> holiday week storm blanketing a big part of the country threatening to make a travel nightmare for billions. >>> beating black friday, skipping the crowds but not the savings. how knows those in the know are already getting big deals right now. >>> and glory days, our monday inspiring america. the 55-year-old father who just made college football history proving it's never too late to live your

my name is dylan polin >>> a 19-year-old woman is charged in a deadly hit-and- run. she hit this man who was riding his bicycle and left him in the road. when confronted by police she allegedly lied to them. the vict in the hospital over the weekend. >> loved ones are devastated. >> i loved him a lot. he was a good guy. >> reporter: it wasn't easy for amanda parker to come here. but she wanted to see the two people charged in connection with the hit-and-run of someone she loved. >> i want to see her face. i want her to know that people loved him and he wasn't just he was a human being. >> reporter: the 19-year-old is facing charges for leaving the scene of a deadly accident and misleading police. she hit him thursday night while he was riding his bike in the crosswalk at the intersection of broadway and washington street. when officers arrived they found the 36-year-old in the road with critical head injuries. the driver took off driving the bicycle. the car was found abando nearby. >> maybe if she stopped and called the cops he wouldn't be dead. >> he was a talented

my name is dylan polin >>> a cape cod teen girl on the way to the school bus. bourn police have arrested 18- year-old john allen saying that one week ago he grabbed a 14- year-old girl from behind and threw her to the ground. the victim and suspect live on the same street. allen will be arraigned tomorrow. >>> also breaking, a shooting on connell at street in dorchester. the victim has life-threatening injuries. we have a crew on the way and

my name is dylan polin >> anchor: heroes all over the state honored today. >> anchor: the 27th fire fighter of the year awards held in worcester this afternoon. hundreds of fire fighters and the governor all there at the event today. members watertown departments among those recognized. >> they all represent in some respects special moments where people had to make difficult decisions and put themselves in harm's way. and they did so immediately and without hesitation. in many cases saved other people's lives as a result. >> anchor: the fire fighters hailed from 11 different got any good gift ideas? ? verizon prepaid is gonna be my gift ? ? cash stays in your pocket ? ? it's got hd streaming others are too stingy... ? (deep voice) with verizon you look awesome. ? you wanted more data and look what santa gave ya ? ? verizon keeps you going with that always-on data ? ? 4g lte that's a lotta speed ? ? think about it n' you'll say... ? (deep voice) "that's the deal of my dreams." with verizon you look awesome. (vo) give verizon prepaid with always-on data on the best network c'mon in, pop pop!

my name is dylan polin >>> now at 6:00, a homecoming, patriot's tom brady is returning to his roots playing the san francisco 49ers for the first time in the city where he grew up. and brady said he is excited about the long-awaited homecoming. >> and maybe more excite side tom's dad. he spoke with our sister station in david david robichaud has more. >> reporter: in san mateo, brady grew up a niners' fan, and his dad, tom, senior, has great memories. >> it was just awesome, a fun time in our lives. >> reporter: when tom was at involved heavily in football . >> as far as i'm concerned, deflate gate, it was not only a setup but a sting operation. >> reporter: tom senior can't believe all the negligencetivity that was directed towards his kid and thinks it's an awful part of society. >> things are more toxic and people are less kind. >> reporter: perhaps nothing was more toxic than the past tom brady junior expressed support for donald trump but has no calls to run for the nation's highest office himself. >> yesterday, i thought the that you hads of being president of the easy was 100 to 1 in

my name is dylan polin >> tom braidy and rob gronkowski and everyone making the play down here and gronk is appealing the 4?game suspension. tom brady a man of many milestones and the chance to notch maybe the biggest of the year on sunday and the win is the 200th of the career and matching peyton manning for the most in nfl history and it is with 36 fewer games and to stand with that monumentam and just locked in on the jets and it is to credit them to get to win number 199. >> i love winning games and that is why we all play and none of those can win a football game by itself. you need help from a lot of people and it takes everybody and you never know when the number will be called and show up to work every day and have and i've been able to count on people over the years and play wide a lot of great players and a lot of great teams. >> reporter: got the pats and jets covered tomorrow night on sports xtra. brady hopefully reflecting on win number 200 and locker room reaction from here at met life. plus joe will be joined by fred and tim fox back in the studio to break down the game. i

my name is dylan polin >> adam: turkey, stuffing, mashed poet eight orbs, there? the average american -- i know, i'm sorry, average american said to consume more than 4400 calories and 229 grams of fat. that doesn't include appetizers, and drinks. >> jadiann: drinks are the best part. can i say that on tv? >> adam: of course. >> jadiann: tea, water and juice. >> adam: it has been a pleasure spending time with enjoying time with your new england's energy comes from a pool of energy producers. eversource buys it at a set price and delivers it to you. but the pool is shrinking, causing energy costs to go up and down. so we're working to increase the supply of clean, affordable energy across the region. because more energy means lower energy costs for you and the communities we serve. >>> tonight, working holiday. donald trump tweeting about a campaign promise, as new details and questions emerge about how often he's receiving intelligence briefings. >>> giving thanks. the celebrations and traditions at home and abroad, as retailers work shoppers off the computer and

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my name is dylan polin 11:00.. >>> we're thankful our family is complete. >> reporter: dozens of with a forever family. today if you didn't know it is national adoption day. >> anchor: here in massachusetts more than 30 families are growing, 7's nicole oliverio caught up with them today. >>> 20-month-old amaya may not have her daddy's eyes but she sure does have their hearts. >>> she is already part the family. she was part. ly day one. >> reporter: today christian, joe and amaya officially became family. her adoption finalized. >>> we weren't eligible to adopt her until of the past year. so they thought it was nice to kind after line it with national adoption day. >> reporter: she joined 32 other children at the brockton courthouse who found their forever family. >>> he is the cherry on the top of our sundae. >>> little justin is the eighth child for the mcclouds. they athe did four children, three from the same family. >>> we adopted sam and lily first and then justice was been and they asked us and we would never say no. so it's been such a gift to be able to keep them together. le

my name is dylan polin >> the rain is coming and we need the rain. but still makes it a little yucky to navigate, especially when it's during the commute and ifou zakim bridge, which is pretty busy, but not as bad as we saw it earlier. so hopefully things are winding down a little bit. >> jairm prix me from this shot it doesn't look like it's pouring although could be protected by something, who knows. >> right. no, yeah, not as heavy as it was once about a half-hour ago. you notice the yellow shade that's now out in the harbor moving away. so it is backing off in intensity a little bit. and as you work toward the 95 connecticut river valley, the colors go back to greens and yellows. i think that's how it will go tonight where we'll have the lulls in the activity and then you'll get a burst of steadier rainfall, even briefly heavy rain later on tonight, and then it all winds down early tomorrow morning. thankfully you don't need the rain gear for your thursday morning commute. rainfall total, yesterday a lot of the rain was focused in the green shadi

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my name is dylan polin >> ryan: police officer making a special delivery after what started as a typical day quickly became anything but. she was driving her cruiser >> jadiann: that's when the fer wept above and beyond the call of document nicole oliverio has the story. >> reporter: it started off as a normal shift for alicia thomson. >> you never done anything like this before. >> reporter: but it turned out to be her most memorable day on the job. she was' driving down a kentucky street when a driver flagged her down. the driver's passenger was in dead operate need. >> latey started flashing her high beams and honking delivering a baby. >> reporter: there was no time to think. only to react. >> i pill to the side of the road. opened the car door and there is a partial head sticking out woop we went from there. you know. push and there came the joy of life. >> reporter: thomson called for e. m. s. but the baby girl wouldn't wait. >> it's already come. i've got to do something, cradle the head. she started pushing. out it came. >> reporter: once other officers arrived they wrapped the b

my name is dylan polin >> ryan: snowboard season but two popular mountains will open on friday. you will be able to hit the slopes in jay peak and cannon mountain. thanksgiving and pretty soon it's going to be all snow around here. >> jadiann: i know, although we're not talking about a snowstorm, supposed to be clear,somes flakes and flurries flying around on thanksgiving morning. >> reporter: i think so. even around the metro a few snow flakes and flurries thursday morning. to ski they open on friday as well. early start this year. last year was a el nino winter. you have the la nina winter which is great for the ski area. they got the snow over the week. right now, 30s, the city at 39. this is the next weather system that will move into new england and weeken -- weaken at the same time. a couple of flakes in metro boston thursday morning but it doesn't look significant but some of the untreated surfaces may be slick early. for tonight clear, windy, code. lows in the 20s to the lower 30s tomorrow sunny and cold. tomorrow is a good travel day. temperatures tomorrow 39-45. boston

my name is dylan polin >> people giving back for the holiday season. the salvation army holding out and handing out turkeys for thanksgiving. maybe the guy behind nicole is not too happeny about it. nonetheless, they handed out the turkeys. they put together their care packages. they featured all the fixings. >> well, this winning drive is making all the difference for families in boston. bagging up all the trimmings. stuffing the bags with stuffing. and pumpkin pie. >> volunteers for the salvation army helping to make the holidays a little brighter one bag at a time. >> this is the time when i realize how grateful i am for everything that i have. >> the group of volunteers working to make sure all these food baskets get filled for boston families for the thanksgiving holiday. >> this is the most turkey baskets we have ever given away in the city of boston this year. nearly 2,100. >> those 2,100 baskets will help feed more than 10,000 people. volunteers spent the morning the salvation army has a loyal group of helpers who come back year after year. >>

my name is dylan polin >> anchor: clouds come back at us the next two again wednesday afternoon. the amount of rainfall with these two days of rain. one two two inches of beneficial rain, cool and raw, sunshine back thursday. right now 30's and 40's the city at 44, norwood 31, jaffrey, orange upper 20's. that might pose a bit of an issue for a few hours early tomorrow morning from our storm which only will send us clouds overnight tonight. temperatures actually will climb back into the low 30's by early tomorrow morning. storm system right here though has a lot going for it. a lot of energy. showers and downpours, even severe thunderstorms in the deep south and reports of tornados this afternoon in iowa. not concerned about severe weather but tomorrow a weaker area of low pressure breaks away from the mother ship and that will send a batch of rain at us tomorrow afternoon, then we'll shut it down tomorrow night and a secondary at us wednesday afternoon. then the next two days it's not looking periods of rain patchy drizzle tomorrow morning and again for most of us the temperature

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my name is dylan polin and blue cross blue shield keeps me healthy. [ cheers and applause ] ? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- megyn kelly, chris hardwick, roots crew. >> questlove: 574, south bend, indiana! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ? ? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, goodness! that's the energy we want! [ cheers and applause ] that is a great, hot, hot, hot new york city crowd. welcome, everybody to "the tonight show." this is it. you made it. you're here. [ cheers and applause ] this is it. well, here's what people are talking about.

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my name is dylan polin >>> went to coworkers in tennessee sharing the wealth. they hit the $421 million powerball prize. they have to split it. the tennessee 20 picked up their checks and now making plans. >> they have a lot to split, and so they're going to use some of the money to spontaneously give back to others. nicole oliverio has the story. records a phone call made 20 times over. >> said it's amy and i thought it was i'm going to get the coffee before i answer the phone. >> reporter: so early in the morning many went unanswered. >> it was 5:15 in the morning when amy called me and all she said was we won, we won, we won, we won. call me. and so obviously i didn't get that message until later. >> they wouldn't answer their phone. i'm like get up, you know. >> reporter: amy o'neill bought the winning lottery ticket near her home in lafayette, tennessee, and that's where the tennessee 20 met after the phone calls ended. >> they all come to my house and just screaming and just -- just the joy. [ applause ] >> reporter: that's when the group knew. >> we had

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my name is dylan polin >> anchor: damp and dreary for us today and we do have some more light showers on the way tomorrow for some of us, although travel conditions not bad. it doesn't look like there is a concern for any freezing drizzle freezing rain overnight tonight or early tomorrow. mild temperatures next week, yeah, but it comes along with a bit of a catch and that would be maybe some beneficial rainfall. we do have some patchy fog out there, locally dense. worcester and orange with the thickest fog right now up through jaffrey, new hampshire and out to the connecticut river valley. something to keep in mind overnight tonight i think we're going to keep the fog an. there is so much moisture down near the surface at this point it feels like you are walking threw a cloud. temperatures are in the upper 40's, boston stretching down through providence, rhode island. new bedford saying at 48. 41 in worcester and fitchburg so again not concerned about any of this moisture freezing on the surfaces overnight tonight. the wettest of the weather for today is sliding offshore. you can see

my name is dylan polin p cambridge fire fighters responding to a foyer on fairfield street earlier today. they believe that the fire started on the second floor of a two and a half story building. crews manage to contain the fire ratherically. no injuries were reported and the cause of the fire remains under investigation. >> anchor: two example arrested in man chester, new hampshire after allegedly pulling false fire alarms. >> anchor: police say the two men pulled 12 alarms from call boxes around the city. man drove and for hours pulling alarms until a witness finally reported the incident. fire fighters were able to stop the car and then detain the two men until police arrived. >> anchor: feeling lucky? well, you could be the winner of an i popping prize if you have two bucks just burning a hole in your wallet it might be worth your while to spend it on a powerball ticket. the estimated drawing has a cash option of about 243 million. it will be the prize since a $487 million winning ticket was sold in new hampshire earlier this year. tickets can be purchased until 9: 50[ta?-fp] p.m. a

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my name is dylan polin >>> a rare sighting in new hampshire this weekend. take a look at this little guy. a fish and game officer came across this albino porcupine. biologists estimate that one never 10,000 porcupines albino. the albino porcupines aren't as dangerous as normal ones because they can't throw their kills. -- quills. >>it looks a lot less threatening than a regular porcupine. >>it looks soft and fuzzy. >>i'd go right up and i'd probably get stabbed. >>we want one as a pet. >>and across between a cat and a >>like a bunny. >>it is cute. such a rare sight. >>> a lot of people already asking about the weekend. it's wednesday. we're halfway there. saturday and sunday it does look bright and turning cooler. outdoor plans will be good to go this weekend. a lot of holiday events kicking off this weekend. 45 on saturday, a little bit cooler with sun and clouds sunday. 42 degrees in boston right now. 53 in taunton, 30s north colder depending on where you are north of boston for the most part. fog, current visibility, zero in marsh field. the fog is thick

my name is dylan polin >>> welcome back, 5:40 right now. the price tag attached to nike's self-lacing cheers. plus new cheaper fairs -- fares from unit. >>and jill wagner live with today's money watch. >> reporter: good morning. twitter is trying to curb harassment and abuse on its platform expanding its mute option. they've been criticized for not moving quickly enough to fight harassment. >>> starting in january united is introducing a new budget airfare. the passengers won't be able to pick their seat and will be limited to a single carry-on bag. >>> nice has priced the sneakers at $720. when you put your foot in the show it lights up and a pressure sensor will make it tighter. the laces on the front are just for decoration, but the shoes will be available to nike plus members at two stores in new york city. >>> thank you very much. >>> i'm thinking if i could get self-lacing work shoes, dress shoes, it would be nice. 700 bucks for 2:00 in the morning doesn' >>or just give he 700 bucks and i'll tie them for you. >>deal. >>> getting advic

my name is dylan polin and blue cross blue shield keeps me healthy. charged in that crash that killed 5 young students. >>> a 6-year-old accused of sexually assaulting a classmate on the boston school bus why police are not investigating. >>> what one is doing to remember trooper thomas clark. >>> live from the channel 4 studios in boston. this is wbz news this morning. >>> welcome back everybody, that turkey defrosted and in the oven. >> it is mighty cold out there. >> the wind chill is in the teens and 20s, chris and kate good morning 21 the real feel value at logan airport, 18 degrees in worcester, lower 20s for many of us from southern new hampshire back down to the south coast, 26 the wind chill in chatham. it is that wind gusting 30 minute. a few clouds scattered here from the county, chilly wind this morning and sunrise at 6:44, northwest wind won't be as strong as yesterday. had gust 40 plus, 30, 35 miles per hour this afternoon and nevertheless makes that real feel in the 30s at the warmth blustery for the ride home sunset at 4:19 quiet weath

my name is dylan polin s. >>> parts of the new england seeing their first snowfall this evening. but it was worse in the northeast. scientists tweeted out these pictures yesterday after an ice storm rolled through in the morning. you could see we had a little bit of a clearing so they could senate pictures. >>i know it happens every year. it -- so they could snap the pictures. >>i know it happens every year but it is shock the first time. >>i think it's exciting. but then it's, like, oh, we know it's coming. >>you two represent all of new england. we make the shift. there's still snow flying in parts of new england this wipe off the windshield on the car this morning because there are areas of snow that accumulated on some of the grassy surfaces and car surfaces. marsh field along route 3, quincy, hall, into the city of boston seeing some light snow, but just a little bit of moisture with temperatures at or below freezing meaning there may be some slick pats. up to ashby and still snowing up to vermont where they had several inches of accumulation in parts of western massachusett

my name is dylan polin >>> recreational marijuana opens in just two weeks. fox 25's ted daniel live with this late breaking decision. ted? >> vanessa, just days after statewide voters approve the legalization of marijuana elected leaders here in the town of ashland got right to work drafting a plan that would prohibit tonight residents got to vote on that plan that's still underway right now. there you have it all the people you see there with their hands up voted in favor of the moratorium and needed two-thirds of town meeting vote participants it got that and then. some ashland now the first town in this state to approve a temporary ban on the retail tail of marijuana. stores that want to sell pot set up shop here until 2018 here's one resident who's happy it passed. >> were you surprised by how many people voted for this moratorium. >> no, i wasn't. i wasn't surprised at all. you had more elderly here than young. >> that's you why think it passed. >> yes. >> so once again tonight's vote comes just weeks after question 4 legalizing marijuana passed in this

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my name is dylan polin . >>> thanks to a text mix-up an arizona woman shared her thanksgiving meal with a complete stranger. we told you about this last week. the woman thought she was texting her grandson, but instead it was 17-year-old jamal hinton. he explained to her she was not grandson but he asked if she could still come over for the meal and she said of course. >>that shows me how great of a person she is. i'm thankful for people like that. >>the grandmother says she got 6 hung messages asking for a thanksgiving plate after her number was -- got 600 messages asking for a thanksgiving plate after her number was posted. yesterday thought he was texting butter ball turkey, also texted a random person at 5:00 a.m. asking how do i keep the skin crispy. >>is that true? >>yeah. >>going to try it again this morning. >>we straightened it out [ laughter ] >>> what are we dealing out there, black friday shoppers? >>crazy, i've never seen so many cars out as this morning. a lot out there. so a good day fo shopping, no question about that. not much happening. we've got temperatures right now

my name is dylan polin >>> good morning, america. donald trump's new team. >> donald trump. >> the outsider president-elect taps an insider, reince priebus, to run his white house, and sparks blark with his pick for chief strategist. he addressed reports of racism and >> i'll say to it the camera. stop it. >>> devastating blaze. more than 40 wildfires tear through the southeast. burning 70,000 acres. eight states on alert. parts of north carolina in a code red, as residents are warned to wear masks or evacuate. >>> twin murder mystery. the yoga instructor accused of murdering her twin.

my name is dylan polin and blue cross blue shield keeps me healthy. my name is dylan polin >> christa: if you haven't gotten to those outdoor holiday >> sarah: you did a little. >> christa: my husband told me not to do it because it's going to rain, but i said, i have time to do it. >> sarah: do it early. >> wren: one more day before the wet weather creeps in, and it's going to be some wet weather. last week we saw drizzly, damp weather. this week we're talking about soaking rains. we definitely do need it. today we need more sunshine. the hig pressure is still in command of our weather pattern. that scoots out of here tomorrow morning. then we're looking at weather weather. we'll stay soggy and also warm, both tuesday into and by friday some more dry weather for us again. so i'll break that down in just a second. look at current temperatures close to 40 degrees. mid-30s in boston. 27 in bedford. definitely some varied temperatures. we have varied winds this morning. we lost some of that cloud cover, as well. we did see some radiational cooling. so yo

my name is dylan polin >>> complete new england news coverage continues rights now. this is the fox25 morning news. flames ravage a building in belmont. fire fighters forced to battle the fire from outside. our crew is on the scene right now working to get new information what sparked the flames. >>> donald trump going in-depth about the issues. how he plans to pick the next supreme court justice. a woman attacked and carjacked credits the martial arts for saving her life. >> i had the instinct me roup report the long list of charges her attackers are facing this morning. >>> good morning and thank you so much for joining ounce this monday, november 14, it is 6:30 a.m. >> gene: it is. and a little bit of a chill. shiri spear is in the storm tracker weather center with the wet and windy changes tomorrow. >> shiri: my advice, grab the sunglasses and love the sunshine. temperatures in the 60s coming your way while you can. wind chill is 36. we have a little wind at the coastline. a little wind in the worcester hills in between. calm and cool conditions. 33 in framingham

my name is dylan polin announcer: now, on newscenter 5 eyeopener -- kelly ann: showers this morning and the areas that might see some snow. antoinette: a deadly accident in duxbury. the construction worker killed by a power saw. doug: the tip that led to an arrest to a hit and run. that incident caught on camera. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. doug: good morning, everybody. sunday, november 20. i'm doug meehan. antoinette: i'm antoinette antonio. 6:00. 48 degrees outside.

my name is dylan polin >>> 6:14. meteorologist shiri spear cape ann slight snow showers. into middleborough and brockton. i think this is the match to watch. and this batch will head toward 95 and 128 95 and 128 around the mass pike. beware of some slippery roads. >>> developing this morning four police officers in three different states you were shot in a 12-hour period. three of those attacks were targeted or ambush scale. daniel miller joins us on the violence against law enforcement. >> daniel: very violent. the most gruesome of the attacks and to happen in san antonio, texas. a detective was in his patrol car writing a ticket when the driver walked up to the patrol car and shot him in the head and walked away. he was taken the hospital where he died. a person of a have and a possible suspect car leaving the scene here. investigators believe that car and suspect are not connected to the person the detective was writing a ticket for. the department identified the officer killed as detective ben mccrony. force and currently worked in the special victims unit. he leaves

my name is dylan polin if you ever feel like someone watching you in lowell you might are set to go up in the city. police say they are targeting high crime areas as well it's meants to keep everyone safe. as fox 25 stephanie reports there are privacy concerns about just what activity and who is being caught on the camera. police here in lowell tell us they will let people know about most of surveillance cameras will be. they say it's actually safer if they don't know where every single one is. if you have nothing to hide city counselor couldn't be happier. police plan to install 45 new surveillance cameras throughout city. while city already has several cameras police say there aren't enough and current cameras are out dated. captain tim crowley says new cameras will show real time video and officers will be able to follow suspicious activity blocked to block. you're going to able to adjust them. from a seated position. you're at the desk you need to angle isn't quite right you should able to adjust at that police are still plan planning to where to put cameras areas residents are mos