you can see we have the muni bus in rail fare all the way to bus pass fare. you notice when i select fare it pops up in the cart. globe sherpa utilizes the cart. all i have to do is checkout. in this case i have been using pay pal. my preferred account. thank you to pay pal for their support. i appreciate it. these guys rock. as you can see i have got my visa card and i checkout with pay pal and the app tells me it's purchasing on the fly. this will go in realtime to the back office to purchase the ticket and here we are with the regular adult cable car fare. so you can see i have been purchasing quite a few throughout the day. here is my regular cable car fare and when i'm ready to get on the cable car, i select that fare. it asks me are you sure? let's do it. i use the ticket and this launches my ticket. this is the version of the digital ticket on muni mobile. applause is welcome. thank you. [ applause ] >> so what's beautiful about mobile ticketing is it's fun and exciting and beautiful and add ed mentioned this is a highly secured system. as the animatio

we don' t get a good job collecting our fares. i talked to a guy who rides the rail and says only half the time is collected. i think there is a lot of tools we have available to us to do a better job of running the system. janet: to what do you attribute the fact that the far are not collected? es brian: are fare collection technology is not updated. i have been leading an effort to rapidly try to moderate it. janet: how much money do you think you are missing out of? my view is from a rider s' standpoint, we have to address fare collecting technology. ed: increasing far for the ride. eparking fees, increase in fares, 1, 2, please. brian: the exercise we have been going through is trying to put a dollar value against everything. every dollar we can say is a dollar we can reinvest back into if you look at things like parking portfolio. janet: is it likely it will go up? brian: there are facilities say that they should be lower. it might be very targeted and we across our portfolio. janet: what about alcohol? brian: there are two b

we only sell low fares, not high. if there is weakness in demand at the high fare level we would not see it in our bookings. retail weaknesesor strength doesn't necearily correlate to travel strength in the commodity sector of things. right now we are seeing strong demand for low fares. many airlines are able to fuel prices other airlines selle low fares as well. there are people traveling because fares are low. i don'think there's been a year that's been as powerfulle for showing how dramatic low fares are in terms of generating lots of volume and the travel and airline industry is seeing it now. >> i'm glad you came back. look. at a certain point every stock can get the pricicjust seems right to me. your stock has been over punished so it's ridiculous. i'm glad you came back. president and ceo of spirit airlines. good to see you. >> great to be with you. >> it's not just everything goes down all the time. spirit has gotten too cheap. "mad money" is back after the break. the beast was as long as the boat. for seven h

i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york. we'll start today's show with that russian plane. what really brought it down over the sinai? was it a bomb? was it isis? if it was, just how much of a game changer is that? former cia director michael hayden will join me exclusively. and what does it mean for russia? is moscow now the great satan for jihgejihadists? refugees are swarming the shores of europe. is there a financial case to take them in? a surprising answer from a child of refugees. and why despite america having its first black president, equality of the races is still a very, very, very long way off. we'll get to the latest on the russian plane in just a moment, but first, here's my take. >>> it's difficult to find anyone in the obama administration who really believes that putting around 50 special operations soldiers on the ground in syria will make much of a difference in the raging civil war there. and yet, the president has authorized this expansion of america's military intervention there for the same reasons th

the fare grabbed the wal hetlet and paid for the fare with it how did you feel when he took that? >> very bad and upset. >> police have a picture of the suspect. it was caught on the dashcam. he did not heave a tip. >>> new tonight, they heave picture perfect lives suburbans moms shuttling kids to school by day but a dark hive at night. life at night. >> some turn to drugs to cope. >> reporter: late night parties. drinking. >> heroin was just there. >> reporter: drugs. >> everyone was doing it. >> reporter: everyone, including moms. like long island mother of two justine. >> very socially acceptable here. >> reporter: justine who doesn't want to reveal her last night partied to relieve the stress. >> women are responsible for so much that there needs to be some kind of release. >> reporter: but that relief out of control says family therapist dr. jane greer. justine got addicted and lost custody of her kids. >> this was a party mentality. partied with parents, you know. >> reporter: greer stress that is can cause generations of denial. >> so what if i'm letting loose on a saturday

our guest tonight fareed zakaria is joining us, everybody! and now we happen to be off last week so i thought i would quickly catch you up on all the stuff we missed wile we were away. first up, congress managed to come to a budget deal meaning they will not be shutting down the government this month. which i'm told in america is a thing that deserves praise. yeah. that's right, it seems this government is being run by t mobile, month to month. no contracts. meanwhile, we also learned that the plague is apparently staging a comeback in america. with 11 u.s. cases reported since may. yeah, 11 u.s. cases of the plague. pizza rat not so charming now, is he? but perhaps most upsetting, yup, it's a mess. the saddest thing, celebrate the fact they got to the world series but they lost t it is not right. i have been a devoted follower of this team over six months now. and i don't know how patient a met's fan can possibly be. i hope this is rectified next wear. -- year, but moving on, isis, they're a lot like done all trump's presidential campaign. w

that may be leading to a decision not to raise fares. transportation reporter adam tuss first broke this news about this new report. he is in vienna right now with more. . >> reporter: that's right, jim. if you ask metro riders if they feel they're getting what they pay for, a lot of them will say no. we are learning a fare hike is not part of the immediate future for metro riders. >> when you hop onboard you want a smooth trip and some do find it. no delays and for the most part in my ride i felt that we accomplished that today. >> reporter: so many say they aren't getting it from metro on the rails. >> a lot of construction, the weekend and a lot of delays and it's really tough to get around and the prices are still going up. >> now as metro tries to also get its finances straight it says it will not be looking at any sort of fare increase for riders. paul wiedefeld tracking that idea. >> i don't think this is the time to ask people for more money when we're not performing to the level that we expect. >> reporter: metro's own analysis

so if demand suddenly goes down, fares go down, as well. uber passengers might not like fare surges. but page mosley and his fellow drivers certainly do. you plan to work tonight? >> no. [ laughter ] >> reporter: he and his wife plan to take their children trick or treating tonight. uber told us they have asked for more drivers to be on duty tonight in hopes of avoiding a surge pricing surge. in hollywood, greg mills. >>> we have been duly informed. tonight sunset about 6:12 p.m. and we got a beautiful shot of it from high atop -- this is one of our many camera towers and then time lapsed it so it appears as if the sun is sinking into a big deck of low clouds and fog. a cold front is on the way in the bay area. the low clouds building along the shore and what a beautiful sight that was as the sun sank slowly into the west. isn't that pretty. live over the city we are looking at mostly clear conditions inland at least. and temperatures 80 degrees at concord. wow. still warm in the east bay. 78 at livermore. here in the city, 61. santa rosa v

our sale fares have nothing up their sleeves. book them now at southwest.com low fares.hing to hide. that's transfarency. sfx: clap, clap, ding >> vicki: new tonight at 8 comcast now has more internet this may change the way we all consume and pay for internet. through big cable companies. comcast is now exploring metered usage plans. and capping how much internet you can use a month. our tech reporter gabe slate explains this shift in the cable culture. and how it might affect your monthly bill. >> vicki: and if you'd like to connect with gabe slate. you can add him on facebook, follow him on twitter. >> vicki: a couple says they were on holiday and buying snacks in a grocery store when they found themselves in a battle over doing what lovers do. taylor guerrero says her and her girlfriend courtney wilson were holding hands and kissing each other. they say it turned out to be off duty police officer bobby harrison who was also shopping in the store. they say he followed them to the >> vicki: the situation escalated while she talked to 9- 1-1 wilson says she tried to wal

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you can see we have the muni bus in rail fare all the way to bus pass fare. you notice when i select fare it pops up in the cart. globe sherpa utilizes the cart. all i have to do is checkout. in this case i have been using pay pal. my preferred account. thank you to pay pal for their support. i appreciate it. these guys rock. as you can see i have got my visa card and i checkout with pay pal and the app tells me it's purchasing on the fly. this will go in realtime to the back office to purchase the ticket and here we are with the regular adult cable car fare. so you can see i have been purchasing quite a few throughout the day. here is my regular cable car fare and when i'm ready to get on the cable car, i select that fare. it asks me are you sure? let's do it. i use the ticket and this launches my ticket. this is the version of the digital ticket on muni mobile. applause is welcome. thank you. [ applause ] >> so what's beautiful about mobile ticketing is it's fun and exciting and beautiful and add ed mentioned this is a highly secured system. as the animatio

. >> jadiann: coming up next, potential changes to say mbta's fare policy. what could soon determine how much you pay to ride. >> christa: on just one station, scary situation on a medford school bus when a woman flags down the driver, a stranger, who the keurig k200 one touch, and unlike life, no mess. your favorites. your way. >> jadiann: the controversial call that wiped out a huge game, confusing new england players, coaches and fans. >> christa: police make an arrest in the shooting of a tulane university medical student. >> jadiann: experts are calling for crib bumpers to be banned after a investigation linked them to a serious infant death. maybe more. >> christa: thanks for waking up with us. it's tuesday before the thanksgiving holiday. 5:30. i'm christa delcamp. >> jadiann: i'm jadiann thompson. we're going to check the forecast. i'll tell you, it really felt cold this morning. i don't know if that's i guess just normal, right? >> jeremy: look at these numbers, teens and 20s. boston 30 degrees. norwood 17. worcester and fitchburg, the numbers are d

. >>> this morning the city is unveiling its new mobile fare payment app. no more standing in line at the ticket machines. just download the mobile from the app store and buy a ticket online. >> most people have a smartphone. most people who live here have a smartphone. most people who visit here have a smartphone. muni mobile will allow people to basically put a fare on to their smartphone. >> reporter: the app is free and available starting today. for now it is an 18-month pilot program where you can purchase single ride cable car fares. >>> apps that drain your battery. reporter jill wagner says there is a way to fix that. >> reporter: sarah kim and jack don't leave home without their smartphones. or their smartphone chargers. >> reporter: do you notice your bat dry drains quickly? i can't yeah. >> reporter: a new study from av gdiscovered which smartphone apps are the biggest battery drainers on android. for social media it is snapchat. netflix is high on the list. no surprise since it streams movies. so are shopping apps like wal- mart. bridget carrie

our airline is built for low fares so in an environment with lots of low fares, we do just fine in that environment. we had a great third quarter. we're looking forward to another 20% growth year next year that should be positive for the airline over all. so there is a lot of resiliency in the model and i think over time investors will see that in our numbers through as we go through the fourth quarter and into next year. >> when i hear resilience, i think of ancillary fees. are you going to jack up the fees you are known for. low fares, but you charge for a lot of different things. >> yeah, we charge for a lot of different things. but only those that are truly optional. and we see customers react to that model better almost every day. because they realize they could use that model to save money by changing their behavior in some ways. we have raised our baggage fees a little bit at christmas. about $2. that compared to $30 and $40 price ticket increases on other airlines but over all it is good because you could decide to pack a little lighter. but we look at ancillary to keep the fare

. >>> next year, americanairlines is introducing cheap fares to compete with low cost carriers. american didn't release details on the fares but american's ceo parker says 87% of their passengers flew american only once last year. those are the flyers, they represent 50% of american's revenues and the ones american is targeting with these new fares. >> tonight's show host jimmy fallon is getting his own ride at the universal orlando resort. the ride will be called "race through new york" and starring jimmy fallon. it's scheduled to open in 2017. >> probably more fun than the right side you and i take with the yellow cabs through new york city. that's not so much fun. >> and probably quicker too. >> probably a lot more expensive. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange, thanks a lot, jill. >>> coming up. halloween square. kids discover a dangerous surprise in their trick or treat bag. >>> but, first, playing the blame game. questions over mets pitcher matt harvey as the royals stage a world series rally.e royals stage a world series rally. half the weight, smells great. find t

but buyer beware of race to the bottom fares. spirit and frontier have both announced a temporary holiday surcharge this year to the already dreaded baggage fees. the cheap fare might not be cheapest in the end. one thing all experts can agree on -- book early. >> airlines just do not dump any seats at the last minute at a cheap price. so think of the day you want to shop, shop one day earlier. >> definitely team work. >> reporter: the harrow family booked their christmas flight back in july. >> we got a fantastic deal. >> reporter: deals that may soon depart. blake mccoy, nbc news, los angeles. >>> and one more note about flying. at an airshow in southwest china, more than 30 competitors took the plunge from a mountaintop platform during a winged suit demonstration. the goal was to see who could make it to the ground the fastest. there is great interest in wing suit flying in china, the sport attracting tens of millions of viewers during major competitions. >>> and we are back in a moment with a program that is making a big diff

. >>> next year, americanairlines is introducing cheap fares to compete with low cost carriers. they didn't release details on the fares but american's ceo parker says 80% of their passengers flew american only once last year. those are the flyers, they represent 50% of american's revenues and the ones american is targeting with these new fares. >>> jamaica fallon is getting his own ride. ride will be called race through new york and it's starring jimmy fallon and it takes visitors on a race in new york city. it's scheduled to open in 2017. >> probably more fun than the right side you and i take with the yellow cabs through new york city. >> and probably quicker too. >> probably a lot more expensive. jill. >>> playing the blame question. questions over mets pitcher matt harvey as the royals stage a world series rally. half the weight, smells great. find the litter that works best for you. every home, every cat. there's a tidy cats for that. everyone needs a bff. even your smile. colgate optic white toothpaste goes beyond surface stains to whiten over 3 shades. in fact, it whiten

ande are at the lowest end we have the lowest fares in europe, if we are planning to drive our faresi think that means good news for consumers and bad news for the competition. going to cause that decline in fares is our capacity going up. i think for the next year or two, absent any extraneous events, we are going to see strong performance in the summer months. there isn't that much net capacity growth in europe. the winter growth would be weaker. in the past years, we were grounding aircraft in the winter. we are now not grounding anything except for maintenance. routes andng 120 new growing strongly in the market where increasingly, thanks to me being nicer to people, millions of customers now want to fly ryanair. if i'd only learned in college that being nice was good for business, i would have done it years ago. kari: how much mileage do you think you are going to get out of the always getting better plan? do you think that's going to continue? bruised as long as we -- we boost profitability, we have another 12 months of development to interior slimline seats, the new website, a

the cheap fare -- may not be cheapest in the end. one thing all experts can agree on -- book early... airlines just do not dump any seats at the last minute at a cheap price. just think of the day you want to shop and shop one day earlier. the haro family booked their christmas flight -- back in july. blake: were you able to get a good deal? scott: we were able to get a fantastic deal deals that may soon... depart. blake mccoy, nbc news, los angeles powerball the hawkeyes debuted at 9th in the first college football who has the plan for jobs? jeb. tax cuts for the middle class. eliminates special loopholes. an explosion in growth and new jobs. jeb: cut taxes. grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. there are many sides to basketball star an fashion icon russell westbrook. and with coverage in the middle of anywhere from u.s. cellular, he can find some new ones. like, farmer. russell's brussels. russell speaking. paleontologist. hashtag t-rex. park ranger. and t.v. spokesperson. that's my line.

our sale fares have nothing up their sleeves. book them now at southwest.com low fares. nothing to hide. that's transfarency. sfx: clap, clap, ding >>> good morning, everybody. three seasons ago colin kaepernick exploded on the scene as the 49ers starting quarterback and was nearly unstoppable. but after taking the 49ers to the super bowl, kaepernick has since lost his confidence, his accuracy and now his job but his former college coach said he thinks kaepernick will get another chance for someone somewhere. where that happens, watch out. >> he will take it in stride he won't like it but when his opportunity comes again, hang on. he is not going to be a guy that's going to say, well, poor me, i'm just playing bad and they are going to sit me down and stuff. he will take this, learn from it. i would like to think that when the opportunity comes again, put your money on him. >> sharks hosting the 2-10 bluejackets. no slam-dunk. joe pavelski the second goal of the night. game tied. but then the bluejackets score twice in the final 90 seconds. murray slapshot, jones gave up

force likens amc theater go ahead and join the show leave lifesavers out the picture and see summer fares limits what allowed to bring in the movie cellmark's has amassed this paint weapons including life savers light sabers >> reporter: chains ban the masks face paint and caught up with the offense for the reaction. "i heard you can bring any weapons to movie theaters religious for a t-shirt. >> reporter: instances of violence as a movie theaters to of the 12 shooting that showing of the dark night rises but the the moviegoers say they are not concerned about the force wakens the and >> reporter: until the december 18th tickets on sale and what we can tell many already sold out with or without a lifesavers. >> pam: mother in michigan demanding answers to why her seven year-old son of the was handcuffed by police and after school care program october 12th hircine does have a ph.d. not violent >> reporter: walked into the academy person handcuffed behind his back of the cirque and release he did not have a key we can see in the video the a lot of the server release her son chief would not

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but buyer be ware of race to the bottom fares. spirit and frontier have both announced a temporary holiday surcharge this year to those already dreaded baggage fees. the cheap fare may not be cheapest in the end. one thing all experts can agree on, book early. >> airlines just do not dump any seats at the last minute at a cheap price. so just think of the day you want to shop, shop one day earlier. >> definitely team work. >> reporter: this family booked their christmas flight back in july. >> we were able to get a fantastic deal. >> reporter: deals that may soon depart. blake mccoy, nbc news, los angeles. >>> well, right now the fresh crab served at restaurants in the bay area is from alaska, but that season is almost over. and our crab season as we reported last week has now been delayed indefinitely. >> there's a toxic algae bloom tainting crabs caught off the coast. nbc's miguel almaguer has more from the bank. >> okay, here it comes! >> reporter: the wilamina pushed off from san francisco with crab season on hold and liveliho

the possible fare hikes. and the steps the agency is taking to spare riders. >> i'm really happy to be here today, to be standing here right now. emily: only on 5, an everett after being stabbed. the hope he's sharing with us this morning. randy: cindy, good morning. morning. yesterday. you can see a lot of 40's showing up on the map right now. 45 worcester. 47 in boston. cold pockets well to the north and west so sitting in the 20's. clouds have been moving on in. it's a thin blanket right now. the clouds will be thickening up today. you can see there is rain moving in our direction. this is trending north ward, but it's running into high pressure. so that is going to slow things down. most of the day today is actually dry, but the clouds do thicken up after just a little sunshine this morning. temperatures by noontime up around 57 degrees and then as the winds turn to the east, we'll hold in the upper 50's to near 60 degrees with the mildest readings on cape cod today. look what happens. once we get towards

. >>> pay what you can. fare policy. >>> is it safer to smoke. this special report is today. >>> good morning, to you everyone. on this tuesday before thanksgiving. i'm jadiann thompson. >> i'm christa delcamp. you can almost taste the dressing or stuffing. >> i think stuffing. it's stuffing. i've been converted. reiner. this. stuff. >>> worcester, 27. mostly sunny skies in new england. clouds through new york and pennsylvania and couple of failure is reported through new york state. otherwise we have dry conditions all across the northeast. mostly sunny skies here. metro boston through the afternoon. normal high temp talk about numbers in the 40. this afternoon in the city around 44. brockton, 43. new bedford 44. merrimack valley the numbers in the 40s. and then again travelling today a fair amount of sunshine. there's more cloud western new england and into new york state. but even there on the through today. a lot of clouds but dry out there. let's turn it over to new traffic reporter daniel girsh. we have a lot of work ahead today. >>> defini

under that law the next fare hike cannot happen until july 2016. the meeting will also touch on service planning and advertising policy. delta is changing its pet policy. come march the airline will no longer accept pets as checked baggage. animals under 30 pounds will still be allowed as carry-ons in all classes but delta one. other pets will have to fly as delta cargo. a new look at how a good night sleep can affect your brain. researchers found people were significantly better at remembering faces and names if they got eight hours of sleep first time. researchers say their findings activities can improve your memory. more evidence that breakfast is day. researchers looked at more than 5000 kids and found children twice as likely to score above average on school assignment tests. it has to be a healthy breakfast . students who grabbed junkfood on the go saw no benefit. adele' s new head has just about erika: human or muppet, a dell dele is the voice of the brokenhearted. the smash hit hello in a special dedication to the frog. erika: here is hopi

i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york. this week, a word on edge in the aftermath of the paris attacks. we'll bring you the latest from the investigation and we will talk about the response. how can isis be defeated? how big is the threat now? how seriously should we take the new threats? i have a great panel to discuss all that. next, the french ambassador to the united states on the question everybody is asking, why france? and is islam the problem? some surprising answers from the former chief rabbi of the united kingdom. also in a week's time, world leaders will gather in paris. yes, paris, for a long planned meeting, planned for the attacks. secretary of state john kerry will be there and he will tell us why it's so important. but first, here's my take. henry kissen engineer noted in his adult lifetime, the united states has fought five major wars and began each one with great enthusiasm and public support. in all of them, americans eventually began to ask, how quickly can you withdraw. in three, he say, the united st

. >>> several mbta board members want to make fares more fair. right now students and senior citizens can get a reduced fare but everyone else pays the same price. now some mbta board members want to change that. they are considering a price structure that would vary on how much a person makes. >> if you can't get from point a to paint b, you're out of luck. i don't have a problem with that. >> i think they should be even. >> if should be even. >> it should be even across the board? >> yes. even if they make more, they can't necessarily afford a hike-up. >> board members will vote in february. >>> new details on new orleans, police arresting a man they say was caught on camera shooting a medical student. now police say he could be charged with attempted murder. if convicted, he faces life behind bars. this morning the man police say shot a helpless unarmed good samaritan in this video is in jail. the cold-blooded gunman who fired at tulane medical student peter gold was taken into custody after federal marshals raided the house. >> i couldn't be

the cheap fare -- may not be cheapest in the end. one thing all experts can agree on -- book early... airlines just do not dump any seats at the last minute at a cheap pricewant to shop and shop on(nat break bookchrisjblaegdeaa fantastic deal deals that may soon... depart. mark's in now with sports - and a pair of massive wins for iowa and nebraska. (mark) the hawkeyes are 9-0, and the huhuers came up with one of the biggest upsets fo the season. hear from both teams after coming away as big winners on saturday. plus, a big rivalry game as south dakota hosts sdsu on the volleyball court. sportsfource nine-and-oh. it's a record that's only been attained one other time in the history of iowa football. that was in 2009 - when the hawkeyes went to the orange bowl. of course, if iowa's in the orange bowl this year - it means they'll be playinnin one of college football's n nional semifinal games. the hawkeyes beat indiana on saturday, 35-27. cj beathard played through a groin injury to lead iowa to 467 yards of offense - and a number

safety, reliability and if there will be a fare hike any time soon. >> i ... >> reporter: paul says he likes a challenge and he will get one as the new head of metro. >> unreliablable. >> the escalators. >> there are few trains on the weekend. yeah, i think that is a big issue for me, i don't have a car. >> reporter: ask them what they would like to change and you will get an array of responses. >> i would say the prices. something is going wrong and it is a habit. raising the prices if something goes wrong. >> more light in the tunnels. it is awfully dark down there. >> i get on a blue train, get on a yellow train and another blue train will come,the yellow train comes through. >> the foundation of our system is having faith and confidence that we are safe and we can continue to go about and have your chairished way of life. >> we should never think about safety. just a give in. >> safety and reliability are among the trop priorities and he plans to hit the ground -- among the top priorities and he plans to hit the ground running. >> i want to know what happened, why did it happy, and

street stops and hit the driver in the face when the driver asked him for bus fare. surveillance video shows another passenger pulling west off the driver and removing west from the bus. >> he became the face of the world's largest fast food restaurant chain. today jared fogle's dramatic fall from grace is complete. he'll spend more than 15 years in prison. fogle pled guilty to child porn and having sex with underaged prostitutes. the indiana judge sentenced the former subway pitchman to more than the 12 years that prosecutors had asked for. the judge asked fogle was obsessed with child porn and having sex with minors. fogle also agreed to pay his victims more than $1 million. >>> that woman caught doing yoga to metro tracks may escape some serious punishment. holly bentley was charged with trespassing here after surveillance video showed her performing yoga on the track at westphals church last december. today a fairfax county judge told bentley that charges will be dropped if she completes ten hours of community service by march. being on metro tracks is illegal an

the "t" looking into fares based on a rider's income. the mbta fiscal board is set to discuss a potential fare hike in january with a vote in february. according to "the herald," one member of the board saying she can't imagine adjusting the price to ride the subways and buses without a low-income fare in the system. new this morning. federal prosecutors are investigating strong-arm allegations against everett's mayor. at issue is whether mayor carlo demaria forced the developer in charge of transforming the former charleston chew factory into a luxury apartment complex to use union labor workers. according to "the globe," the developer was against the idea when it was proposed originally citing it would drive up costs. however, he did end up hiring some union labor workers and now federal prosecutors want to know why. >> it was awful. erika: only on 5, the one-time girlfriend of james "whitey" bulger criticizes the hollywood blockbuster depicting the boston mobster. despite acclaim from critics, lindsey cyr tells newscenter 5 there is a

. >> listen, fareed is a is a bright guy. maybe violent responses are a mistake.e's a better idea that maybe fareed would go along with instead of a violent response to the terrorist, maybe the french should send the terrorists flowers and croissants and a thank you note i would ask fareed who is a bright guy and that clear solid a bright guy. if a violent response is the wrong response, what's the proper response for people who killed over 100 innocent people. >> madonna just gave you the proper response and fareed i'm sure would agree that we must be nicer to each other. but, look, you keep saying that this guy, i don't know him, is a smart guy and intelligent guy. i have got a question. >> that wasn't smart. i grant that you. >> that's why he is in the dumbest thing said segment, goldberg. that was just dumb. just dumb. you have to respond. if you don't respond, you get killed just as those poor people in paris got killed and 3,000 people on 9/11 got killed. you have to respond. >> but what these two examples and the two more that we're going to do in a bit, th

paris, but delta is also including flights 11 other airports throughout franceo and case there's a fare flight and the one-year rebooking, united airlines is both waiving their fee for changing your ticket and waiving any fare difference. as for travelers who were booked for this week, but you have a shorter time to make those changes. if you decide to rebook right away, you must towvel by the end of the month, november 30th or, again, apply the value of the ticket to a new trip as long as you do that within a year from the original date of issue. >> if you are traveling in the next week and you purchased travel insurance that includes terrorism coverage, you can submit a claim if you choose to cancel your trip. but keep in mind those policies may only cover a very limited time period. and may not apply to other parts of europe and france. we want to make a quick note that the consumer that we were planning to air, we will air on a different night. she's still working on that story, of course, we will have that at later date. >>> let's get a check on the weather with dave price. today f

taxi drivers tell you you know, some fare -- i stop for a fare, they look at me they understand i'm north african they won't get in my car. >> sheila, i wonder if they then feel that there is something they can, should do, some way they can identify themselves, is there some sort of code-speak they can offer to make their positions better within the community? >> you know, what could they do? what should they do? when you know, thousands of people rallied here in last de la republique, after the charlie hebdo murders, they understood, we have to show that we are not them. and over and over again, we are not them. it is almost like trying to prove a negative. it is stlel difficult. these people are french. they are equally french as someone who is catholic or someone who is jewish or someone who has no faith. they look at what their government is doing and their government is proposing a series of laws that will specifically target only french muslims. it makes them deeply unquiet, deeply worried and makes them feel they are being separated out and increasingly there is a growing part of t

the project has a lefty price tag and the governor said there may be fare increases for some. the project are kost an estimated $451 million and will be paid for in part with a loan through the federal government. it could mean week shutdowns on some commuter rail lines starting on march 2018 and continue to 2018. officials expect installation to be complete in 2020. >> i won't be at all surprised if it's where we end up as we head down this road. [inaudible] but again in the is a public conversation. we've never had a public conversation about the inner workings of the mbta before. this is too bad but i'm glad we're having it now. >> reporter: the cost to maintain the technology will be high. around there are $12 million a year. again raising fares is an option that is now on the table. elizabeth norieka, 7 news. >> the u.s. government will fine air bag maker takata $70 million for the recall that affected more than 30 million vehicles in america. takata admits it knew the air bags were defective but failed to recall them in a timely manner. the national highway traffic safet

. >> did they ever pay the fare. never paid the fare. >> reporter: she will be paying for her alleged mistake. she's now charged with grand larceny and dwi and she's due in criminal court on thursday. in midtown, stacey sager, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> told you it was a bizarre story. way. evening commute is much worse than the morning commute. >> no doubt about it. more like driz zle then it gets steadier during the afternoon. mild. such a great night. meanwhile we're think ing holiday season because the empire state building is lit in christmas colors. we're at 57 right now. wind is out of the southeast. humidity increasing. barometer still high. high today 58. 5 degrees above average. still on pace for the warmest november on record. more than halfway through. there are your sunrise and sunset times on a rainy thursday. average rainfall through the 18th, 2 and 1/3rd inches. we're running a deficit over an inch and a half. we'll carve in to that a little bit tomorrow. only drizzle by dawn. really minor issue s