governor baker: thank you. emily: we have been listening into governor baker talking about the incident this morning on a red line train. the operator got off that train and then something happened. it may have been tampered with. it is clear that this train went through several stops with no operator, no conductor. we want to talk to someone who as it was happening. fe what was happening? as this was going on? did you know that there was no operator? it was just a regular train with nothing different. i was in the second car. the train was on the left side. the train on the right side had just left. so, nothing unusual. we closed the door, it started moving. nothing that would cause any type of alarm. emily: you even aware that the operator had gotten off the train? did it seem like just another regular stop on the commute in? fernanda: we did not stop in quincy. we did not stop at that one. is coming. you never know what is going on. that is when the lights started completely went off. the train stopped betwe

in the meantime governor charlie baker's office is also responding to the investigation saying the governor is "grateful no passengers were injured in this troubling incident and we'll be closely, this as the original operator is treated at south shore hospital." investigators are also interviewing witnesses as well as that original train operator trying to figure out exactly how something like this could have happened. we're live in boston nichole jacobs. >>> massachusetts governor charlie baker has been briefed on the incident, he just spoke to the boston harold. >> the most important thing for my -- from my point of view is investigations on going, nobody was hurt, thankfully. but this train was tampered what they were doing. >> he is going to have a press conference in the next few moments, we'll bring that to you live. >>> chris we want to give you a closer exactly what happen here, this is a look at the redline, you can see where this train started in brain tree, quincy center, and stopped at north quincy station, chris. >>> the incident has caused delays on redline all morning long,

governor baker saying the controls were manipulated. the m.b.t.a., d.o.t., and public safety are now investigating. >> jeremy: the weather pattern has remained unchanged here in the first days of december. running above the average. this time of year, average high is 44 in boston. yesterday was a cooler day. still, 46, above the average. not only were we above the we were substantially above into early next week. look at the numbers right now. 55 in boston. 53 in bedford. 57 in plymouth. island. sprinkles we had pushing offshore. cloud cover still lingering in place. we are getting more breaks in the cloud cover. and the temperatures this afternoon staying mild into the upper 50 and lower 60's. here we are in boston. at 55 degrees. mild weather still back to the south and southwest of us. i don't expect this pattern to change much as we go through the next several days. this afternoon, about 58, 59. in boston, lower 6's. perhaps a full 60's out through the blackstone valley. overnight tonight, mostly cloudy skies. still mild. nowhere cl

. >>> honoring the heros that stopped the run away redline train, governor bakers' special into action. >>> winter on hold, how long we can keep this streak of temperatures alive, i'll have the time line on temperature the and rainfall when it >>> breaking news right now at noon, the jury in the philip chism trial will soon begin deliberations, these are live pictures from inside the courtroom as the judge explains exactly what they need to do to reach a verdict. >>> this morning both sides presented their closing teen charged with killing teacher colleen ritzer will be jurors. thank you for being here with us. our louisa moehller joins us live from the courtroom. >> reporter: kathryn, was philip chism aware what he was doing? was he legally insane when he murdered colleen ritzer or not? that is what the jury has to graph he will as they weigh a aggravated rape. >> philip chism, a kind, smart, terrible acts when he was in the throws of a serious mental illness. >> set against the back drop of a horrific crime, that is the final image philip chism grew of her client acknowledging that h

governor baker helped light the menorah at the state house tonight. this is the second night of hanukkah and they lit the lamp. according to tradition, when they dedicated testimony pep, eight. >> it looks like it was a lovely, lovely lighting jie. happy hanukkah by the way and welcome back. we haven't seen each other for a longtime before today. >> do we really work together some. heather:happy thanksgiving and happy hanukkah. harvey: and soon for merry christmas. now we are into next year. let's calm down. heather:it will happen that fast. harvey: it seems like it does, that's for sure. this is what's coming up. it is a different kind of day tomorrow. we have been lulled to sleep. and it will be cool and raw. it is not indicating a pattern change. a warm december weekend. i know we just had one and i'm pretty sure we will have another one next weekend as we will do it all over again. these are the high temperatures today. pretty nifty, 56 in boston and 57 in lawrence. how about portsmouth, new hampshire hitting 58 degrees. tomorrow it will be 10 to

governor charlie baker saying the work of dcf employee involved more than met the standards of the job. the governor also getting emotional today. outrageous, despicable, tragedy, and the two people most fundamentally involved in this are where they belong, which is in jail. >> vanessa: governor baker added that dcf needs better managerial oversight and policies that employees can be held accountable for. >> the court: of >> the reporter: of course >> the reporter: of course, the top question on everyone's mind is will the warm weather stick around. at least not for everybody. high temperatures tomorrow, nearly identical to what we have out there today. generally upper 50's to low 60. i have 60 in the seven-day forecast, that might be a bit optimistic for some. norwood, foxborough, should get up to around 60. new bedford, up to around 60 tomorrow afternoon. but notice how on sunday, temperatures are color coated, so the blue would indicate the cool air and you see that spilling down and exactly how big question for sunday, but right now i'm thinking generally south of boston, upper 50'

just yesterday, governor baker told our janet wu he's not sold on the idea of fare hikes. yet. >> is it possible in year two of your administration we might see a fare hike? >> i'm not commenting on that. i think they have a lot of work to do on that. >> the vote by the t board came shortly after transportation officials revealed nearly a quarter of mbta employees will make more than $100,000 this year. raises. an audit on that has now been requested. >> donald trump is on video and isis is using him on the video to recruit! and it turned out to be a lie. she's a liar! emily: the war of words is escalating between donald trump and hillary clinton. right now, neither front-runner is budging. the eye's erika tarantal is here with the latest skirmish. erika? erika: apparently provoked by her claim isis is using troump recruit. trump used a vulgar term referring toon's 2008 loss to president obama. refusing to apologize for those isis remarks, standing by them . >> she got [beep] -- she lost. >> these comments are being aired across the middle east and isis is pointing to them

. >>> the white house sending a letter to governor baker governors regarding the resettlement of syrian refugees. part of the writeups the u.s. state department would provide interested governors with monthly updates on the nationality, age range and gender of the refugees resettled in their states. governor baker has previously expressed concern about refugee resettlement. franklin police asking for your help tracking down the couple in this photo. a sergeant found a memory card with that photo on it on the pavement of a franklin parking lot. it appears they took a trip to san francisco that is the them. police want to make sure they get their memories back. the picture was posted on the franklin account. >>> we all know it winter is inevitable it's coming but the mbta wants to you know that they're aware of it, too. launching a new campaign to let riders know winter happens. fox 25's malini basu spoke with riders on and what they think. >> we all know that old man three weeks away. who can forget the horrible and miserable commute we all had while the mbta is basically saying hey if w

before >>> the two veteran mbta employees who stopped that train are getting special recognition, governor baker presented citations, the governor says they moved out other trains out of the way before you hadding down the power to the system. >> the t gets a lot of criticism and when we have employees that do their jobs and do it well and exceed job expectations i think it should be package nod. >> governor baker stresses had not reflect the hard work of many t employees. >>> tonight kicks off john calipari, this year calipari, in ducted into the basketball hall of fame. during his tenure at u mass he brought the team to the nyaa tournaments five times, the team's 1996 final four appearance was vacated due to be held in his honor tonight in boston, tomorrow u mass will lift a banner with his name to the rafters, team's basketball arena. >>> park your call enters, kathryn, adele is coming to boston. >> i know. >> british singer will play two shows september 14th and 15th just in time for my birthday, tickets on sale thursday morning at 10:00, ticket prices starting at $35. >> that is pretty good

on the contrast, after the paris attacks and after the statements of governors like baker and other governors, we actually saw a spike in donations from people who suddenly started realizing, the same group of people, probably, that the refugees are not actually here and we still want to support them inside syria, and there is some hateful rhetoric going on out there that is confusing and misdirecting. karen: some information, more information, about what we need to know about islam and the t you want to feel connected. informed, included, inspired. rso, when important things happen, we're here. your local tv and radio broadcasters. america's number one source for news, weather and information. on every screen in your life. r we are broadcasters, always here for you, wherever here may be. tell washington local stations matter. karen: we continue the conversation, with our guests. talk about math muslims and what the organization is all about. organization. we ran into an organization that group. pac that will be for similar purposes. it is the civic engagement of and by muslims. it is using b

still governor baker said any threat must be taken seriously. >> our message has been pretty similar to the mess sen we have had -- the message we have had that is constant dialogue and constant conversation and significant presence at any large gathering. >> and there will be a large police presence for first night. as you look behind you can see some of the fencing ready to put in place. the preparations are already taking place here. preparations are taking place as far as the security angle goes. reporting live from copley square, wcvb newscenter 5. jc: the victim was in the are pursuing a search warrant of the suv that they believe hit her. they confirmed that 71-year-old was killed feet from her home. she heard a loud bang and saw something fly several feet in the air. the driver hesitated and then kept going. >> just took off fairly fast and i thought i saw something fall off the truck and then got out of the car and realized it was a person on the ground. heather:up until a year ago there was a speed bump where it happened, but it was daning cars that travel -- it was damagin

phil: and new at 6:00, 5 investigates as we are getting governor baker's attention. what he reports to do after cities and towns failed to provide public information as required by law. jc: and new tonight, christmas has passed, but the first still hoping for a miracle. how her young students are fact. advil pain relievers are used by more households than any other leading brand. to treat their aches and pains more people reach for advil. relief doesn't get advil. it's just a cough. if you could see your cough, you'd see just how far it can spread. robitussin dm max soothes your throat and delivers fast, powerful cough relief. robitussin dm max. because it's jc: one of the hottest gifts this holiday season is one of the most dangerous. and it is not just the fires. phil: the hover boards are harder to use than they look. reporter: as many reveal what they got for christmas, one of the hottest gifts is leaving many in the hospital wipeout even baseball players hitting the ground as this u.s. representative is taking to twitter to show off this hover board injury. we h

. >> anchor: governor baker now focusing on keeping t riders safe. changes are already being made. john cuoco now live in boston with that part of the story. so whatever passengers saying, john? >>> i spoke with a few passengers and they are happy knowing this that this has the attention of state . >>> it's good there is such quick response to fake the problem . >>> after thursday's run away train, t passengers put at ease knowing something is being done. >>> it does make you feel a little bit better that somebody is looking into it . >> reporter: the mbt ais a'ing the use of the bypass procedure. they got the train moving yesterday. now a second senior mbta official must be present . >>> to witness and insure the motor person is following all of the safety steps that are required . >> reporter: the mbta says they are reminding all employees in person and writing about prohibited as on trains. administrators do not believe tampering with the trains is a widespread practice . >>> memory of folks at the t happened on rapid transit system. >> anchor: governor baker doesn't think playi

governor baker joining mbta leaders to comment mark mcneil and saunders. both work in the operations control center and they're credited with getting other trains safely out of the way stop the train. >>> suspected child rapist has been added to the state's list 75-year-old john monroe was arrested in fall river in september on several charges. he was supposed to wear a g.p.s. bracelet but later disappeared. if you know where this man is contact state police right away. >>> no verdict today means jurors will return to court tomorrow to deliberate in the philip chism murder trial. tonight fox 25's crystal haynes has more on whether we can expect the verdict tomorrow and takes a look back at some of the key moments in this high-profile case. >> reporter: mark, no one would call this decision easy. this is a gruesome case involving a teenager and a beloved math teacher. the jury deliberated for about three hours and legal experts tell fox 25 it could be some time before there's a verdict in this case. >> reporter: no easy choice. >> even if they've gotten to

back to you. >> thanks, steve. >>> the deep divide between donald trump and governor baker. >> why the governor is so disappointed with the presidential front runner's recent statements and why he tells our jon keller he could miss his party's convention no [barks] are those... you there... stormtroopers! halt! turn here. follow them! bb-8! beep, beep! this way! where'd they go? they went that way! that way, they went that way! i can't believe that worked! of course it worked! >>> governor charlie baker has generally steered clear of presidential campaign controversies, but tonight in an interview with wbz he is spelling out his complaints with donald trump's hardline stance on muslim access to the u.s. charlie baker was furious last night when he first learned of trump's call for -- >> a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> and at the wbz studios tonight for an appearance he was still steaming. >> to pick one religion out the >> reporter: but it's not just moral outrage that's bugging baker. >> i believe in the big tent of the republican party. >> repo

governor charlie baker discussing the case today and getting emotional. >> in the bella bond case, it's outrageous, despicable, tragedy, and the two people most fundamentally involved in this are where they belong, which is in jail. >> vanessa: the governor adding the work of dcf employee involved more than met the standards of the job. governor baker added that dcf needs better managerial oversight and policies employees can be held accountable for. >> ted: in bellingham, the story played out. someone paying off $20,000 worth this week. the scene -- a lot different according to one woman who tried to do the same at a quincy wal-mart. new at 5:00 p.m., our bob ward is live in quincy, and bob, the store is now trying to work to sort things out? >> yeah. this was starting to turn into a real nightmare before christmas. a watertown woman just wanted to pay off some christmas layaways at the wal-mart here in quincy this week and was told not once, but twice, no, we don't do that, they turned her away. so she contacted me, and now, it appears, for a lot of people in this area, christmas migh

tonight governor baker is trying to reassure people the t is staff safe. our coverage begins with 7's byron barnett who is live now in south boston with this pat of the story. byron? >> reporter: well, investigators were already saying they were focusing on operate error but now a source is telling 7 news that the operator may have tampered with the controls. controls.. a source familiar with the investigation tells 7 news the operator of that run away train apparently tied a chord around the throttle when he exited the train to override a signal . >>> i said at the time that the investigation was ongoing, but that i had been led to believe that the throttle had been tampered with. that's still my understanding . >> anchor: this is a train operator's cab like the one on the run away train. the throttle is the big lever on the control panel. t officials say if the operate did tie a chord around it. he would be facing serious consequences. that restricted thmovement of

. >> anchor: governor baker about this. we have team 7 coverage the story starting with byron barnett. he joins live in south boston with the breaking details of the investigation. byron? investigators were saying yesterday that they were focus focusing on operator error. well, now a source familiar with the investigation tells 7 news that the operator of the run away train may have tampered with the controls. a source familiar with the investigation tells 7 news the operator of the run away train apparently tied a chord around the throttle when he exited the train to override a signal . >>> i said at the time the investigation was ongoing, but that i had been led to mr. every that the throttle had been tampered with. that's still my understanding, but again the investigation has >> reporter: this is a train operator's cab like the one on the run away train. the throttle is the big lever on the control panel. t officials say if the operator did tie a chord around it, he would face serious consequences. >>> we are aware of t

sharman sacchetti getting answers after baker's first year in office. >> tracking a couple hours out there right now but the main event comes tomorrow. >>> governor charlie baker is closing out his first year in office with a lot of success under his belt he has managed to deal with the mbta's failures. and forge agreements and keep his popularity rating at an all-time high. when will the honeymoon end. fox 25's sharman sacchetti sat down with the governor state house. >> reporter: governor charlie baker sitting down with us in a ceremonial office at the state house not the one he actually works in. that's down the hall and decidedly less ornate. >> your biggest success. success is probably the success we had with the budget. >> reporter: governor baker is coming off a good first year in office boasting high poll numbers that make him popular. but he refuses to wade into the political fray. >> if donald trump is the nominee for your party will you support him? >> i think it's too early to talk about party nominees. we haven't had a single caucus or a single vote or a single primary. we have a really long way to go after this one. >> reporter: wee

. >> governor charlie baker is wrapping up a full year in office and facing new questions tonight. >> if donald trump is a nominee for your party will you support him? >> that's fox 25's sharman the answer in that special minutes. >>> plus, officers walking the beat to spread some the surprises they're handing out to kids across the local city. >>> and riders stuck high in the air for hours dangerous >>> a -- methuen police will be the the outfitting officers with cameras. kathryn burcham was in the meeting as city officials discussed some privacy concern. kathryn? >> reporter: 47 patrol and school resource officers will start wearing that recording equipment even as some questions remain about how long those interactions between police and the public will be stored. >> with a single vote the landscape has changed for how police interact with the public in methuen. >> we try to be proactive and more importantly try to keep a step ahead of what's going on nationally. >> after a pilot program that lasted for several months tonight city council voted to spend $270,000 over over the next

randy: going one-on-one with governor charlie baker and the time the two are criticizing each other over big issues. governor baker says his administration took an honest look into governor deval patrick' s time in office. the two in disagreement over the line extension plan costs. >> you have got to as the people in charge that question. reporter: what you were in charge for a very long time in the estimate originally came from your administration. >> and the estimate was sound. reporter: is he right? >> i do not believe the estimates we received from the sound. and by the way, i do not think anyone working on the project exchanged shots over the state department children and family. baker saying that padgett disagrees there were systemic issues with the agency. baker admits he did hire the same woman to fix the agency that patrick suggested. emily: there will be no charges texas woman. sandra bland was arrested last summer after making an improper lane change. she was charged with assault after things quickly escalated. bland could not make bail and was found hanging in her jail cell.

for massachusetts governor charlie baker, if the t should break down this winter, you will need one of these, like one for every commuter, with the uber app already downloaded. four democratic front runner hillary clinton, can you really have too many flash drives? i suggest the whole rack and color coordinated for christmas. and it is not easy finding something for the man who has everything, including at this point a lead in the republican polls for president. but we think of donald j trump could use a friendly reminder about now about one of the central themes of christmas holiday. namely, good will toward men. all men and women. so a little something to put outside your house or your tower or your country, we would like to think as welcome mats go, the donald would even agree this one is huge. happy holidays, everybody. [laughter] is phenomenal, it will be huge and they will pay for it. our analyst this week, maryann morrison. i think that was very good parent one-stop shopping for her went to one mall and got everything he needed. janet: this past week, is it fair to say the main

governor baker will be there. the focus will be on the lessons learned from last winter' s mbta meltdown. the t has taken new steps to avoid disaster, including new snow-removal equipment and enhanced winter notification systems. emily: commitment 2016. republican presidential candidate donald trump hits the campaign trail in new hampshire. and he' put an end to the controversy surrounding him this time. about 1,000 people attended last night' s event in waterville valley. trump not as fiery as he' s been in the past. but he wasn' t apologizing for recent comments he made about witnessing thousands of people celebrating the 9/11 attacks. mr. trump: do you noticing what is happening in new jersey? i wasn' t going to apologize. emily: new jersey governor chris christie, who recently won the endorsement of new hampshire' s biggest newspaper, says trump is wrong. still, many undecided voters told us last night that trump won them over. breaking overnight, john kerry said nato members stand ready to step up military ef

governor baker will ring the bell at the downtown crossing location today. state leaders want to help the salvation army boost donations, which are lower than expected this year. mayor walsh will take over the kettle tomorrow and speaker deleo on wednesday. a boost for drivers this morning. prices at the pump the lowest in six years. emily: why analysts say they' re dropping. a unique candle is becoming an internet sensation. the surprise you' ll find inside emily: nice to have you back with us. cindy: the gang' s all here. emily: did you bring any christmas weather with you? cindy: it is so unusual. see all the red squares? every single day but one, we' ve had above average high temperatures. when you average them out, average temperature today for december. that is well ahead of any average temperature on record for the month of december. there' to go. look at this, average high is 39. we are in the 50' week. by christmas eve on thursday, we are well into the 60' s. the record for christmas eve in worcester is 59. it is 61 in boston. i think we' re going t

. >> governor baker tried to close the chapter on the runaway train, but many unanswered questions remain. they are all linked to one operator and a system still in major disrepair. >> my message today to the millions who reply -- rely on the mbta is we are confident this was an isolated incident where a single individual who appears to have made multiple errors. >> while the operator, david vasquez, remains on administrative leave, his future with the t doesn' t look promising. >> there are specific actions by operators that are categorized as prohibited acts. and undertaking such a prohibited act, makes an employe the throttle or cineston to keep of braking and not engaging the emergency brake. but why did the operator leave s box of questions. for example how often do motor , people have to leave the train to flip a bypass switch because the signaling system is faulty? >> systemwide across our entire system, including the green line, we have in the range of failures. >> that is every week. further repairs cannot continue until the spring. other unresolved questions, how can commuters i

. >>> that's governor charlie baker literally smacking the statement sent out by trump's camp. the governor fired up. the governor state state house news service a policy like that is inappropriate and defies the principles the nation was built on. >> i cant believe that i'm reading this which is basically directly in contrast and in conflict with most of the most important values that people in this country hold most dear. >> governor baker making those comments while attending a menorah lighting on second night of hanukkah. >>> trump's call to ban muslims happening five days after the san bernardino attacks. today the f.b.i. confirmed that both shooters had been radicalized for some time. >> investigators actually found 19 pipes at the couple's apartment meaning there was a potential for build more pipe bombs. we also know that active shooter training was same room just weeks ago. it's still unclear if syed farook was part of that training instruction. >>> now to fox 25 ted daniel ted we learned today that guns used in san bernardino were bought legally that's raising new ques

just yesterday, governor baker told our janet wu he's not sold on the idea of fare hikes. yet. >> is it possible in year two of your administration we might see a fare hike? >> i'm not going to comment on that because the fiscal management board still has a lot of work to do on that. >> the vote by the t board came shortly after transportation officials revealed nearly a quarter of mbta employees will make more than $100,000 this year. that includes overtime and pay raises. an audit on that has now been requested. emily: todd, thank you. 5 investigates looking into potential terrorist targets in our region and the status of security. experts say the rail system is often overlooked. 5 investigates met up with armed homeland security officers making an unannounced visit at south station. they're part of what's called a viper team, working with amtrak looking for suspicious behavior and explosives. their periodic operations are one method of protection, but analysts say our rail system is highly vunerable. the entire amtrak system encompasses more than 21,000 miles of unprote

. >> once again, governor baker will be talking about the runaway train later, and we will bring it to you as it happens. >>> a state order, boston-based stop taking bets. they call it illegal gambling. they call it a game based on skill, not chance. here in massachusetts, they do not have plans to shut them down but to regulate the industry. >>> a car slamming into a home killing a driver in wilmington. for some unknown reason, she swerved into the wrong side of the road and kareemed into the house. it's unclear this morning. thick fog may have played a role in that deadly crash. answers after a deadly shooting in revere. good afternoon, susie. >> reporter: good afternoon, catherine. police still haven't made any investigations during this case. we talked to a couple of their they can't understand why this would happen. >> while the scene is clear what exactly happened overnight, the scene isn't. you can hear panicked first responders trying to save the lives of the three who were shot. one man is in the hospital, two others didn't make it. a 66-year-old man and a 35-year- >> a man fo

tonight governor baker riders in a very dangerous situation. one of those mistakes is a detail fox 25 first reported yesterday a cord was wrapped around the train's accelerator. troubling move tonight. and the mbta confirms the operator failed to set the the train. we're also learning the mbta is sending verbal and written reminders of its rules to every operator on its staff. tonight fox 25's kerry kavanaugh goes inside the command center to learn more about mbta crews that were train. >> they were able to watch >> correct. >> reporter: eyes on the runaway red line train that took off unmanned from the morning. >> the dispatchers along the nine minute duration of the particular incident made the decision to clear any and all northbound trains that branch. >> reporter: we went inside center with jeff who said dispatchers decided to direct all lead trains to keep on going making no stops until they passed the j.f.k. station. >> however, the fact that this train was not making any station stops had the decision been made to dispatcher to not expr

that's a start. >> that sounds like a common sense solution to me. >> reporter: also today governor charlie baker said he's considering following connecticut's lead on this issue. the governor said he's going to look into whether or not massachusetts can issue its own sort of executive order that would stop people on the federal no fly list from being able to purchase guns here in massachusetts. live in the satellite center tonight jim armstrong, wbz news. >> thank you. investigating the death of a new hampshire soldier killed in a training exercise of corporal andrew anesbury was hit by a live fire exercise. afghanistan. he was just 21 years old. >>> tonight a followup on a story breaking here last night. a lynn man is now under arrest for a double murder in revere. a third person shot inside the home was seriously wounded. a motive. >>> a despicable crime, remains stolen from a wooster accept tar and 1 local family -- cemetery and one local family over. it is the worst possible violation. my grandfather. >> reporter: bob josima is feeling a pain hard to imagine, his grandfather's final resting

governor baker says operator david vasquez violated multiple safety procedures. he could lose his job at a disciplinary hearing on monday. >>> the dcf work who're failed to act at a neglect complaint when baby bella bond was a baby will not be fired. instead, she will get a written warning for copying and pasting. hold someone accountable if you don't give them guidance. >>> pamela is here now with the forecast. looking good. >> temperatures are right around 60 degrees for a high. not too far to go to get to the 60s. we're down to 31 degrees in orange. 33 degrees fitchburg. a little bit of a frosty start with areas of fog in the valleys. mix of clouds and sun. overnight tonight, some changes drizzle, fog, and a phi of 50 for sunday. >> good deal. thank you, pamela. have a great day, everybody. we'll see you again in 30 for anncr: when the attacks come here... ...the person behind this desk will have to protect your family. will he be impulsive and reckless, like donald trump? will he have voted to dramatically weaken counter-terrorism surveillance, like ted cruz?

. >> and andy hiller goes one on one with governor baker reflecting on his first year in winding road, but starting tomorrow you can listen to every beatle's song on line on spotify, apple play and other streaming services. the band has been fighting about the online business and whether they will be fairly compensatedded. >>> steve harvey wills host miss universe next year even though he made a big mistake. he signed a multi-year contract and did that days before this year's miss universe pageant aired this year. >> bless his heart. you i felt so bad for him. >> everybody loves somebody who can make a comeback and will be watching next year to see what he does. >>> jr is here to talk about holiday weather. at least we don't have to worry about driving in snow, i guess. >> that is correct. rain will be your enemy overnight tonight as well as this evening. if you are finishing up the underway, you'll have some rain out there getting to the malls. but the good news here is that there's no cold air. so we're not worried about areas of freeze or anything like that. this will be just rain

governor charlie baker with asked about the case today. the two people most fundamentally involved in this are where they belong which is in jail. governor baker added that they need better managerial oversight and policies employees can be held accountable for. >>> in a budget showdown underway on capitol hill democrats see an opportunity to tighten the nation's gun laws. democrats want to send the 19 year ban on federal research into gun violence. they're demanding the repeal be included in a budget that must pass before thursday to avoid a government shutdown. the 1997 ban prohibits the c.d.c. from researching and collecting statistics on gun violence. >> gun violence has claimed over 90,000 american lives in the past three years. >> we have the responsibility to address house speaker paul ryan declined to say whether he support repealing the gun ban. >>> a local company taking her -- woman taking her music academy and helping people heal. the unique reason she said she had to give back. >> passengers tell us they had no idea what was g

. >>> sitting down one-on-one with massachusetts governor charlie baker. fox 25's sharman sacchetti getting answers after baker's first year in office. >> tracking a couple hours

governor baker tells fox25 that he wants the number to be higher. >> . >> i certainly think any time we have an opportunity to serving some of oust more vulnerable populations, it's important. and is r something we will continue to do and bourque to improve on so we have north of 90, 95%. >> sara: state lawmakers passed the new licensing requirement last year after the depth of 5-year-old jeremiah oliver from fitchburg. >>> day care operators with low >>> day care operators with low-income family low-income families in massachusetts tell fox25 the state is missing deadlines when with tombs could making payments. the day care owner tells fox25 investigates that maiments investigates that payments have been delayed. now she is playing late fees and overdraft charges. >> all of my income comes from the state. so if i don't get those checks from the 15th and 30th, i don't have money. >> the state say it is pays all invoices on time but those invoices are processed by private agencies that can cause delays. the state tells us it hops to system in place next year. >>> happening today, four

governor charlie baker took a trip to see some of the winter equip. he said the state invested 85 million to prepare for the season. >>> t has purchased snowplows of other equipment. the governor said he believes prepared. that just means you will really get a road awakening. >> carma will get me for that one. the buzz is next. chris brand troubling past now catching up with him. why one country said no thanks to his tour. >>> check out ben affleck he's coming back to big screen as batman. batman. e a crazy busy day? sfx: cell phone chimes attitude... d tively radiant skin. positively radiant moisturizer... ive naturals no naturally beautiful results . >> topping the buzz this morning. new trailer for highly superman movie. >> i think i would have to go with batman. ben affleck starring as batman in that film. >> you can see some new clips in this trailer wonder woman also making an appearance. taylor swift taking a vacation as her 1989 world tour comes to an end. she will take the entire band and tour of 125 people with her to the great bare injurier

randy: governor baker said he would consider any legislation that comes to his desk. [sirens] emily: a wild police chase comes showing a carjacker speeding the wrong way up a wrong way street -- a one way street. the suspect shoots at the cruz appeared the chase ends when the suspect tries to drive around the barricade. -- the suspect shoots at the cruiser. police shot the suspect. he died. no one else was hurt. randy: boston mayor marty walsh will double the fee to put up luxury buildings in some neighborhoods. he is signing an executive order that revises fees for developers to make more affordable housing. companies building market rate buildings are required to either include apartments for lower income families or help fund such apartments elsewhere. emily: stocks were mixed as commodity prices weakened in that included the cost of iron or. u.s. stock futures are down points. is here. and many people are buying online. before you venture onto the internet take these steps to protect your identity. you have heard this a lot of time -- change your password regularl

was coming down. >> reporter: i'm mary maloney, reporting. >> i just got here. >> that's governor charlie baker literally smacking the trump's camp. the governor fired up after reading trump's idea saying a policy like that is inappropriate and defies the built on. >> i can't believe that i'm reading this which is basically directly in contrast and in conflict important values to people in this country hold most dear. >> governor governor baker made those comments. >>> trump's call to ban muslims happening five days after the san bernardino attack. today the f.b.i. confirmed that both had been sometime. investigators actually found 19 pipes at the couple's apartment meaning there was a potential to build more pipe bombs than the 12 complete ones that were discovered. shooter training was actually held in the very same room. and the gun instructor says he saw farook at a gun range just days before the attack. the fox 25 ted daniel now and ted, the guns used in the attack they were purchased legally? >> according to the f.b.i. the husband and wife assassin team used two handguns and two high powe

right to rise usa is responsible >>> governor charlie baker wrapping up his first year in office. he is managed to deal with the mbta failures forj agreements with dcf and keep his popularity rating at an all-time high. what is his plan for next year? sharman sacchetti sat down with the governor at the statehouse and tell us what he tackled and what his biggest fight ahead is what his biggest fight ahead is. >>> nearly a year after taking office, governor charlie baker sits down with me to talk about record snow fall, a broken mbta record snow fall, a broken mbta, a failing child welfare system and a green line extension that went a billion dollars over budget. cities and towns now worry they will have to pay but the governor says they have a lot to gain. >> reporter: governor, people want to know are taxpayers going to get stuck with the bill. the bill. no, taxpayer also not get stuck by the bill. >> reporter: this not going to be another big dig. a big dig. >> reporter: governor that to look into the details and stay away from touchy political topics. >> reporter: if donald trum

patrick: charlie baker did not change to run for governor and he will not change as governor. it does not matter what i think is right now with 74% popularity, singularly the most popular governor in the country . he understands political capital is meant to be spent, but for right now, he has done a good job. janet: as -- has he had a relatively easy job from the media? ed: talk about the democratic party -- let' s talk about the [laughter] if you look at the top officeholders within the party, they are unwilling to the point of distraction to criticize baker because he is so popular. mary ann: you are zoning to see people giving him a few hits -- starting to see people give him a few hits. patrick: he did run into some problems this year. did he take wrong fights -- pick mary ann: marty walsh has an vacuum. the olympics, nobody was really stepping up to leave that. we know how that ended. ed: succeeding a legend is not easing, -- is not easy, dan rather tried to do it. patrick: i give baker an a. he extrapolated from the handle the politics really well. never signed the docu

randy. called ridiculous and anti-american by many in both parties including massachusetts governor charlie baker. governor: completely inappropriate. it runs against what i think is founding principles of this country. sera: also speaking out against islamic leaders who say he is playing right into the hands of isis. >> for donald trump, look, his campaign was a joke until it started to incite and instill fear. now it's scary. it's time for the american public to come together and say no to these types of candidates. sera: last month, trump called said he would support a database tracking muslims in the u.s. this latest proposal drew nearly immediate opposition from his republican rivals. jeb bush tweeting that trump is, quote, "unhinged." live at the state house this morning, sera congi, wcvb, newscenter 5. randy: thank you. donald trump will be live with george stephanopoulos today on "good morning america." that's at 7:00 a.m., right after the eyeopener. right now a warning for anyone who has recently eaten at a boston chipotle mexican grille. more than two dozen people are including members

emily: governor charlie baker is proposing legislation that would give local leaders control over their communities. it's an idea that stalled under former governor deval patrick. right now there are quotas on the number of licenses that can be given to bars and restaurants forcing local officials to petition for more licenses. proponents hope it will encourage more business. randy: sports to go. turned out to be a rough night for the bruins taking on the nashville predators back home at the garden. early in the first, kevan miller put the bruins on the board. all tied up in the second when loui eriksson scores on this power play giving the bruins another lead. but nashville tied it up and scored again in the third to win 3-2. the bruins are in montreal tomorrow. emily: the celtics had a much better night down in new orleans. isaiah thomas taking charge with a game-high 22 points for the night. jae crowder and jared sullinger also helping the team overpower the pelicans in their 111-93 win. up next, celtics back home to the eagles death join u2 on the stage. the group was performing las

. >> the year started with a new governor, the charlie baker area is well underway in massachusetts. >> and ended with a wild presidential race as trump completely changed things on the campaign trail. andy hiller takes a look back at this year in politics in today's top 7. >> reporter: the year of politics started a change at the state house. >> a new era on beacon hill. >> reporter: governor baker's first order of business was overshadowed by snow, snow, and more snow. >> it is going to look like a blizzard out there. >> reporter: for more than a month, snowstorms pummeled the region, many mbta trains broke down or got stuck, stranding thousands of commuters. the governor wasn't happy. back to work and the thing better be working. >> reporter: but it wasn't all by summer, the winter blues were behind him. >> 1, 2, 3! >> reporter: he took the ice bucket challenge, wearing a free brady t-shirt. >> in new hampshire the presidential race in 2015 because of one politician who was on everyone's lips. >> donald trump,. >> donald trump. >> if you look at donald trump ... >> reporter: donal

just yesterday, governor baker told our janet wu he' s not sold on the idea of fare hikes yet. >> is it possible we might see a fare hike? came shortly after transportation officials revealed nearly a quarter of mbta employees will make more than $100,000 this year. that includes overtime and pay raises. an audit on that has now been requested. the clash between donald trump and hillary clinton intensifying this noon. overnight, the gop presidential remark against his democratic rival. now as bazi kanani reports clinton is firing back. bazi: donald trump unleashed his clinton. using a sexually derogatory term by barack obama. >> she she lost. bazi: criticizing hillary clinton for taking a bathroom break. that sparked his fury. >> isis is using him on the video to recruit. it turned out to be a lie. donald trump is calling on clinton to apologize for the claim. bazi: a poll shows half americans say they would be president. he may need to take aim at senator ted cruz, catching up, just four points behind tromp. they did say the degrading language humiliates all women. met with the judg

here in massachusetts which makes this the single largest fema public assistance disaster in >> governor baker says the fema money will be used to make important repairs and make sure that we are ready for whatever us. >>> big spike in the number of kids diagnosed with adhd.>> dr. mallika marshall what is fueling those numbers? >>> a magical moment for an anncr: when the attacks come here... ...the person behind this desk will have to protect your family. will he be impulsive and reckless, like donald trump? will he have voted to dramatically weaken counter-terrorism surveillance, like ted cruz? will he have skipped crucial national security hearings and votes just to campaign, like marco rubio? 27 generals and admirals support jeb bush. because jeb has the experience and knowledge to protect your family. right to rise usa is responsible for the content >>> this is a troubling study. researchers have found a link between polycystic ovarian syndrome and autism. dr. mallika marshall is here. we don't want people to worry. >> you mentioned it is polycystic ovary syndrome which callan -- causes im

also governor baker said he's considering following connecticut's lead on this issue. baker says he's going to look into whether or not massachusetts can issue its own executive order allowing the state to look at the federal no- fly list and stop people on that list from buying guns here in massachusetts. morning. >>> the d.c.f. work who're failed to act on a neglect complaint when bella bond was a baby will not be instead, the employee will get a written warning for copying and pasting old information about bella's mother into new reports in 2012 and '13. hold someone accountable if you don't give them guidance. bond's mother and the mother's boyfriend are charged in connection with her murder. >>> a lynn man is under arrest. a third person shot inside of the house is seriously wounded. police are saying nothing about a motive. >>> foggy weather may have played a role in a deadly crash in north reading. the drive wears killed friday morning when she lost control of her car, swerving across the road and into a house. the family inside, fortunately, was not hurt. >>> i

governor baker has launched a $30 million residential solar loan program. it will help continue the expansion of the renewable power source in massachusetts. the governor expects the program to deliver approximately $100 million in savings for residents who take advantage of it. casino slated for everett is alcohol. by law, last call is 1:00 a.m. robert desalvio, president of wynn everett, says that issue is under discussion. desalvio: there are communities that may not want it for neighborhood bars and those kinds of things; but you think about the way that the greater boston area is changing-- international tourism, people expect to be out later-- so i think there should be some consideration given. but i think this will be through an effort by the legislature and then ultimately in our case at the local level in the city of part of that fight. desalvio: we'll be a part of that discussion, absolutely. doug: catch "on the record" this morning at 11:00 right here on channel 5 followed by "matter of fact" with fernando espuelas. this week's guest is democrati

. >> jonathan: governor baker is one of them, though he acknowledged there are dangerous terrorists that follow islam. translates into no muslims should be allowed to come into the united states is simply ridiculous. >> jonathan: after a hanukkah celebration, baker read trump's statement and noted boston is the cradle of american freedom. >> and i can't believe that i'm reading this, which is basically directly in contrast and in conflict with most of the most important values that people in this country hold most dear. >> jonathan: trump also said surveillance should be set up at mosques like this one behind me and he said we should study the possibility of shutting mosques down altogether, at least temporarily. we're live in roxbury, jonathan hall, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: jon, thank you. this morning f.b.i. saying the couple in the terrorist attack had been radicalized for a while. and we're getting a new look at the couple together. room with that. kris? >> kris: f.b.i. is trying to figure out how long ago this couple was radicalized, but they say it could have happe

. >>> the white house sending a letter to governor baker regarding the resettlement of syrian refugees. reports that the president's chief of staff sent a letter. part of the writeups the u.s. said in them the state department would provide interested governors with monthly updates on the nationality, age range and gender of refugees resettling in their state. governor baker has previously expressed concern about the refugee resettlement. >>> a few hours lawyers for convicted marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev will argue for a new trial in federal court. tsarnaev's lawyers want the trial in a new location saying there's no way a local can be objective. tsarnaev was sentenced to death earlier this year for attacks. the defense admitted that he and his brother carried out the bombings but argued his brother was the mastermind. >>> a man arrested on weapons charges following a weekend manhunt is being held without bail tonight. police say they found an assault rifle, a bullet-proof vest, hatchet and other weapons in the home of dean larges of leicester. he was wanted on domestic violence c