enter a number of insurance companies, and particularly john hancock.d by a canadian company. the egg division of john hancock bogs, andto acquire finding farms the need to be rejuvenated, finding farms that need replanting and so on and fixing them back up. hasegg unit of john hancock 150 employees, most of them farmers ready to go in and get to work and get these lands back up and producing. the division has about 2300 acres of cranberry wetlands. division of egg john hancock has 300,000 acres across canada, the u.s., australia, walnuts are grown, wheat as well as corn. here is why it all matters. when you look at the average returns over the past decade for the john hancock egg portfolio, 14%. compare that to the s&p over the same period of time, 7.5%. matt: i used to work for john hancock, a little brokerage called tucker anthony. my grandfather owned a cranberry bog in buckeye, like ohio. pamela: this is your favorite topic. matt: what are the long-term expectations? obviously this is why people gravitate story-wise, that an insurance company would

sean: now at noon, a day in court for a hancock man who police say pointed a pistol at an officer. how the officer was able to disarm him. employees returning to work in san bernardino, california. we hear from doctors who treated the wounded. kevin: another mild day but it is not going to last. we' re tracking the systems, ahead. sean: and a convoy bound for arlington national cemetery hampshire. the important mission they are on. now, "wmur news 9 at noon." [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> one of the most horrific ones we have encountered, and our hearts go out to the victims. what really bothers me most is that none of the 14 had a chance. sean: today we are hearing from the survivors in san bernardino and the doctors who treated the wounded. it afternoon. i' m sean mcdonald. thousands of county workers are heading back to work. laura lister has more on the security measures in place. laren: this exclusive photo obtained by abc news revealed the san bernardino terror suspec

i would love to see the hancocks at the super bowl so the world can see what love and football can do. >> the most of the family lives in southern california and they do visit and keep in touched duke and his boy play against the chiao and hancock family members. >> nice story. >> a reminder to catch sunday night football here hon nbc. the new york giants try to keep their playoff hopes alive against the minnesota vikings. >> well, just ahead, we're going to grab a glass of holiday cheer as we celebrate the 12 days of winter is hard on your nose. from first sniffles to endless runny noses. puffs plus lotion is soft. they help soothe irritation by locking in moisture better so you can face winter happily. a nose in need deserves puffs indeed. and try puffs softpack today. welcome, to the simply orange tour. this is our plant. these are our workers. and this, is upper management. but what you won't find around here, is any freezing, flavoring, or concentrating. which brings us to our end product. simply orange. honestly simple. that's just the night watchman. >>> this morning on a speci

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ceo peter hancock announced he is shaking up management.tock reacting to the news at this hour. i want to bring in our reporter who covers aig who covers -- fling -- bring in our reporter who covers aig. an interesting angle here. on this particular note, is this in reaction to carl icahn? >> this has been in the works for about a year. peter hancock was going to shrink the leadership team from 15 people to about 10. the thing that is really surprising here is who left. the people that have left, the biggest name is david herzog, cfo. he recently just joined the committee by the u.s. treasury. people said he could been ceo at some point. he is departing. the other person leaving that is pretty surprising is john doyle. he is in charge of operations. replacing him as cfo is the former chief risk officer. risk is everything in an interim company. that makes some sense. his departure is really a surprise. what they're also saying is somewhat a mixed tag. now you have a lot of people that will have to perform. the plan iswhat next for the new l

. >> that's when the hancocks sponsored the family which allowed them to come to seattle. >> at a 10-year-old boy who didn't speak english dume found common ground watching an expansion football team. >> they watched the seahawks and very quickly duke in particular was speaking really pretty well. >> i remember jim zorn could go trick plays. >> this is the kind of plays that football needs. >> it became a way to talk to them without knowing the full breadth of english. >> it's something we could all look forward to and all gather around and football is kind of unique that way. >> by the time the seahawks made their first playoff appearance in 1984 the family was struggling financially and had to move to los angeles to find work. >> we didn't have much in l.a., would televise only the raiders. >> knowing how much he missed his five lit team the hancocks got in talk. >> the hancox would record the hawks games on vhs and record three at a time and during that time that was my happy place and every week i opened up and there were videotapes, so happy to get them. i loved waiting, like chr

ok, and before you go, what do you read into peter hancock's strategy?o you read anything new at all? paul: not at all. from the changes and the fact that most of the positions did not really change, they were just people leaving and getting promoted, the overall strategy is unchanged. following a customer base strategy. toa part -- as opposed managing the businesses separately, which is a lot -- what a lot of customers want. right, all new summit there. still ahead, your options insight. a d.o.b. reporting -- adobe reporting earnings after the bell. ♪ betty: welcome back to "bloomberg markets." next week, the federal reserve will make its decision on whether to like interest rates for the first time in a decade. spoke toberg a guest about the decision policymakers face. two things that the markets hate our uncertainty and surprise. i think that is why you have seen the speculating. i thought the janet yellen was fairly transparent. i saw her speaking at the economic forum of new york where -- quiteuite confident clear saying she was not quite confi

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officers believe this man robbed the citizens bank on hancock street around 4:30 yesterday. the man is in his late 20s to early 30s. he's about 5'8" tall and missing several teeth. today promoters of the race signed a lert of intent promising to pay entirely up the course grand prix of boston as opposed holding the race next september. >> lots of ups and down in seven-day forecast we start on the cool side for the first time really this december it will you actually feel like december and that comes with some gusty winds and maybe even some flurries tomorrow. still fairly december-like on sunday and then after that we get back to an usually warm warm weather the pattern it's already called it they already believe this december will go down on record as the warmest ever recorded. here we are on the 18th already making that prediction. we'll see lots of upper 20s rain moved you out right on schedule nothing to show you locally on radar. let me xoom one out and show you what's headed our way we have this disturbance rolling across the great lakes kicking up some really strong w

that's why the only one was hancock. he could save the world. >> larry: blaze. he was a vampire.t be regular. blaze could only come out at night, guys. only out at night. >> and the thing too is superhero fans are such nerds they can suspend their disbelief a guy can shoot web out of his arms, and save people but that guy's black, i can't handle it. i don't have that big of an imagination. >> with star wars i have to comment jj abrams for putting diversity in the cast. >> larry: what was that controversy, what was that all about? >> a black storm trooper. >> larry: it's a storm trooper? >> there is no darth vader. >> don't say that [bleep]. >> it was a long time ago. we're just not as advanced as we think we are. we don't even have a band-aid for black people. that's crazy. where's al sharpton on this one. >> we need more brothers on the wall. >> larry: so it's not just black. is there a latino superhero or asian? >> bruce lee. >> well, bruce lee's not a super hero. >> he was just a bad mother [bleep]. >> he's a bad mother [bleep]. >> one punch alone. >> feels like asia has a who

adam: a man from hancock is facing felony criminal threatening and reckless conduct charges after a peterborough police officer says he pointed a gun at him. around 8:00 last night, police got a report of a distraught man whose vehicle was stuck on the athletic field at conval high school. when the officer arrived, he says 22-year-old thomas heissenberger pointed a semi-automatic pistol at one point firing the gun into the ground and yelled at him to leave. backup officers helped subdue heissenberger and take him into custody. stephanie: a newly formed new nonprofit organization has leased a home in manchester and plans to use it for transitional housing for women coming out of prison. it' s called "dismas home of new hampshire." there are other homes like it in other states, but it will be a first here in the granite state. kristen: julie and jack mccarthy have a vision to help women coming out of the state prison in goffstown, and it' s starting >> we will have four bedrooms. bedroom. kristen: they created a nonprofit called "dismas home of new hampshire." manchester, but they are trying to ra

greenboro and hancock at the moment. it can wet the roads and make things slick. 32 degrees in concord now, and see most of us in the 30's, and we won't be an i believe to warm up much more than we are now. it's a chilly day, especially with the winds kicking up. coming up. >> breaking commitment 20 16 news from overnight. the dnc announced they plan to restore senator bernie sander's campaign access to voter files. earlier this week, party officials say there was a data base breach in a system that holds its records about potential voters, but the dnc says that staffers from the sanders campaign viewed and downloaded information from hillary clinton's data. data staffer, but the dnc temporarily suspended sanders's campaign from the data base. they announced plans to restore that access saying in a statements dnc will continue to investigate to ensure that the data that was inappropriately accessed has been deleted and no longer is in possession of the sanders campaign. the sanders campaign has agreed to fully cooperate

clarksburg then this other area of rain showers that i'm watching charles town through inwood, toward hancock toward hagerstown and northern frederick county. fog could be an issue later on. right now we have some drizzle, lower visibilities but the only place with the real fog is in oakland quarter mile. i'll come back in a few minutes with the seven-day forecast. we have record potential tomorrow on the high side but looks like winter may be coming back next weekend. >>> coming up on wusa9 the pope with a special message for a crowd in s >>> tens of thousands of people gathered in speed square near the vatican today -- st. peter's square near the vatican for the feast of st. stephen. pope francis told the crowd about the importance of forgiveness saying the first catholic martyr was camable of forgiving his persecutors. the pope said forgiveness is the key to beating evil. >>> in the jerusalem, police used stun grenades and rubber bullets today to disperse dozens of protestors who gathered to demand that israel hand over the bodies of several palestinians killed in attacks with israeli troo

. >>> a boston boy facing a long police officers were called to a school on hancock street after the students told the staff that they saw the weapon in the boy's bathroom and the weapon was hidden in a toilet tank, it was a paint ball gun, but it didn't have the proper markings on it indicating that it wasn't actually a firearm. police say the boy confessed to everything and was later arrested. >>> now, to a wbz exclusive, many of the men and women serving our country are often unable to come home for the holidays. >> but as wbz's paul burton shows us, one marine was able to surprise his family thanks to a widow. >>reporter: 21-year-old lance corporate lance bauman is on cloud nine, to surprise his family, home for christmas. [ applause ] . >>reporter: his mother and father had no idea. >> we have not hugged him for two years. since he got home from afghanistan. >>reporter: this is christmas, >> i missed my family so much, it's amazing to be home. >>reporter: with this emotional homecoming didn't almost happen. thanks to a generous gift from erin, who runs a nonprofit named after he

you see the camera up there on the hancock tower shaking out there. the wind has moved in. >> yes. and pamela was saying earlier hold on to your hats! the camera says it all. >> yes, strong wind gusts between 20 and 30 miles per hour have made their way into new england, into massachusetts, and this is the last little wave, the last bit of the rain drops falling from the sky before drier air takes over a live look at doppler radar and the sprinkles right around the boston area, around needham and waltham and to the north and the west, and lowell to nashua to manchester, a little bit of a snow flake potential here, around concord as well mixing in. but the good news is most of the action is well to the north of us and for ski lovers, it is going to be a great weekend for skiing. let me tell you, some snow shower also continue to accumulate there over the next 24 hours. temperatures for us here, 47 41 in worcester. we will stay in the 40s the rest of this afternoon. for that drive home, 42 degrees. and your real feel temperature, more like 30 degrees to 36 degrees at times thanks to

a crash shut down a road in manchester around 7:30. the corner of 2nd street and west hancock. injuries or what caused the accident. police responded to the report of a pedestrian accident in laconia this afternoon. a 21-year-old woman was crossing the street at a crosswalk at union avenue and messer street when a van hit her. the woman was taken to lakes general regional hospital. thankfully, she is expected to be ok. the driver is not facing any charges. two people are displaced after a house fire in moultonborough. it took firefighters an hour and a half to knock down the fire on whittier highway. they rescued three dogs from the a firefighter was taken to the hospital for a minor back injury. the fire was caused by a broken grill on the porch. portsmouth residents who drank contaminated well water at the former pease air force base may have to wait until april to get lab results. the state department of health and human services says more than 1000 people got their blood tested between august and october. results will start going out in the mail in january. officials shut down the w

here's a picture wedding hancock street. several students told staff they saw a weapon and the boys bathroom. it turned out to be a paintball gun but it was indicating it was not a firearm. the boy confessed was arrested.>>> the man and loaded gun used to sentence the mit customer will be sentenced this week. he said that the terrorists before the bombing. he g is the gun in a robbery that kept coming up with excuses for why he didn't return. >> we will take it to the latest of the season. the actor who star on the wire. david took the winner of american idol-idol singer and songwriter jojo is 25 today but if it sure was vision. but -- yep, totally. your signature. the volkswagen sign then drive event. r zero due at signing, p p zero down, zero deposit, r and zero first r r months payment t on a new jetta p and othernselect models. just to sleigh bells, jingle. ride together with you. >> speaking of snowfall and we have not had enough about here, but look at. upper new york. the city on lake ontario got a --and buffalo the f

and man from hancock is due in court tomorrow after he allegedly pointed a gun at a police officer. the distraught man with a car stuck on the athletic field. the officer says 22-year-old thomas heisenberger pointed a semiautomatic pistol at him and at one point fired the round into the ground. backup officers help to arrest him. and newly formed nonprofit plans to use a least home in out of prison. jack and julie mccarthy are the founders of this project. system for years and are trying to raise $150,000 to get this home opened in 2016. >> we have seen people come back not just once or twice but three times, and julie and i began to talk about what could be done to help some of these people from coming back in. >> they will have a group living room, gathering room. they will have a group dining room where they will share with the community in eating meals together, such as a family would stephanie: similar homes have been used in more than 20 other states. thanks to you, this year' s spirit of giving toy drive was a huge success. wmur viewers donated thousands of toys and thousands of

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the other bust happened yesterday in hancock county. drug agents seized more than $200,000 worth of drugs and guns, plus cash from a home in orland. among the stash 400 grams of heroin, with a street value of $100,000. and more than a dozen guns. three people were arrested in connection with the investigation. tom: the rain we saw for much of the day has moved out but let' s look at meredith where the mild temperatures are for a while. a live look outside in meredith, s more the way. mike: take a look at doppler radar, the rain moving out early this evening and what were left with is a lot of cloudiness down near the ground, though thick fog has developed in many spots. 34 in concord, 36 in laconia. there could be black eyes on some area roadways in the coming hours, but look at where we are headed -- black ice in some areas. the old record is 57. there is a good bet to get up near 66 in concord and maybe even warmer near the border. we will look at the forecast, coming up. shelley: in commitment 2016, the campaign trail brought marco r

a lot of 40's from hancock to charlestown. temperatures show change coming our way. 30 in chicago. 37 in detroit. 41 in columbus, ohio. warm air pushed south. change in the winter direction. fog becoming cloudy. 59 is the high with evening showers possible. we check out the holiday weekend forecast in a couple of minutes. kellye: thank you, doug. two arrests tonight and series of burglaries dating back three months. two are facing charges in 20 separate cases spread across northern virginia. they targeted asian restaurants. northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg is in sterling inside one of the businesses. jeff: this is oriental express where the criminals came in and took the cash register. they had several hundred dollars in cash. they bustled through the front door here. replacing this cost $500,000. it's a similar pattern. the law enforcement agencies throughout northern virginia work together to determine who was responsible. this is oriental express. things came to a halt one moment in december when the owner river

but at hancock elementary school on the valley's west side they took extra safety precautions when students were dropped off. "usually we drop them off right here and we have to sign them in, but today we had to walk through the gates and bring our elementary school parent 12 secs officials also told us the school buildings are designed specifically to prevent crime. and they train their staff for lockdown situations. time now is x:xx --- the last republican debate of the year is in the books. coming up...how the top presidential candidates on the other side of the aisle tried to stay in the spotlight. it's a story that's positively las vegas. the annual fill the fire truck toy drive is in full swing. and today and friday, firefighters will empty the trucks at hickey elementary school and ronnow elementary school! fire trucks will sirens...horns and lights! but those kiddos better bundle up right greg? cold air continues to seep in off the back half of low pressure now on its way to the central plains. temperatures today still hover within the upper 40s but winds have dies down to our norma

a man from hancock is scheduled to face a judge today. an saturday night the officer went to conval high school. the officer says 22-year-old thomas heissenberger painted a semiautomatic pistol at him and firing a round in to the ground. when the officers arrived, he was arrested. fish and game is investigating a crash that left two people, one a child, riding on private property after a collision. icy conditions are being blamed after causing a crash in surry. he was driving when his car spun out and hit a tree. he was flown to massachusetts hospital with serious injuries. the sun is shining in manchester. kevin: white a bit of sunshine. still some patchy, dense fog in inland sections of the state. the northeast kingdom of vermont western areas of the state picking up on the fog. temperatures below the freezing mark. there's the potential for slick spots. early clouds heading way to sunshine. increase in clouds after morning sunshine there. high temperatures in to the afternoon after starting in the teens, 20's to near 30 degrees. eventu

here is how peter hancock responded during the conference call. >> a separation between life and pnc.y reviewed such separation. they concluded that they did not make financial sense. of course, we will meet with him to further share our conclusions and give him the opportunity to elaborate on his views. joining us now is josh stirling. josh has a price target of $75, outperforming aig, but in the last few weeks they put out a three part report, right? where you talk about how it is --imperative now for aig to essentially you say that they should no longer be a sissy. really big picture, whether it is carl icahn or the companies, they have to address these problems. costs are too high, they have to pay too much capital and they pay too much tax. the fed is at the root of the lot of their challenges. the regulatory environment in which aig -- of course, if you step back aig has been, after being a massive underperformer for more than a decade now, they have contracted a huge amount of regulatory burden. leading them, of course, is the fed. betty: didn't you say that you believed compli

sean: a man from hancock is scheduled to face a judge today. on saturday night, the officer went to conval high school for a report of a distraught man with a car stuck on the athletic field. the officer says 22-year-old thomas heisenberger pointed a semiautomatic pistol at him, firing one round in to the ground. after being tased, he was expected to be arraigned on multiple charges. erin: fish and game investigated a crash. a man and child were on an suv when it crashed. neither were wearing a helmet. there's no word on their conditions. >>> state police say 71-year-old marcus hansen was drive handgun his car spun out, went off of the road, and hit a tree. he was flown to a massachusetts hospital with serious injuries. sean: a dover man accused of leading police on a chase is due in court today. it started yesterday morning. when the officer tried to pull over johnathon dennison. he took off crashing in to a guardrail. before eventually crashing again in someone's yard. tried to flee on foot, but he was captured. >>> a manchester man is accuse

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hancock is arguing to keep them mostly intact. they say they're struggling to improve on it.plan is unrealistic but time is running out. aig's third quarter results were the worst seen in four years. >>> and as mentioned, there doesn't appear to be any weakening in the force. it was another strong weekend for "star wars", "the force awakens," which took in an estimated $153.5 million in the u.s. and can did i and $546 million in overseas markets. as i was saying, those figures might not mean a lot to you but the film has sernd $1.1 billion world w50id. it's the fastest to top $1 billion in 12 days, a grossed a $3.5 million in the u.s. and canada. to the e-mail that came through here talking about how china was the difference. joe's e-mail and about when "star wars" opens there on the 9th of january. >>> now back to our headlines. if you're just joining us, u.s. futures pointing to a lower open as markets get set to reopen after the holiday break. back to the stores, a new server shows us almost half of u.s. consumers will return to the mall as soon as this week because they c

what the death of an experienced advisor will mean >>> a professor of international relations at the hancock university in seoul, said that the death did not appear to be suspicious. >> there has been different cases of important figures getting into traffic accidents. this looks different. kim jong un, himself, the supreme leader came out showing his condolences, and we see signs that there is surprise on their side. unlike other cases where we have serious speculations, i don't think this one has much speculation. this case that we are talking about doesn't seem to be a forced case. it looks like an accident. in that case, what north korea face assist kind of like a force to face this kind of change. it looks like depending on who will come out as his successor, yes, definitely we'll see a transition. this is not something they seem to design. he is a top aid. he was very close person to the top leader, and showing all different sides of his visit and so on. that's what we are looking at. >> we wouldn't call him, but he was a voice of moderation and reason here. so with him gone now, we do

chris and gabby hancock ranked 7th. they met in the semifinals. and face third seeds in the final >>> that's all your sport for now. it's now back to martine. >> thank you very much. we have a lot more to come in al jazeera. we'll have the latest coming from the rome conference in libya. stay with us. ith us. >> the only live national news show at 11:00 eastern. >> we start with breaking news. >> let's take a closer look. >>> trying to bring stability to libya, an international conference is under way in rome >>> hello, welcome to al jazeera live from doha, i'm martine dennis. also to come on the programme. 87 people are killed after coordinated attacks on military sites in burundi. the largest loss of life since violence began in may [ speaking foreign language ] >>> history is made in paris with an international agreement

jean: they say patrick taylor from hancock, new york hit another vehicle while going through the fountain area and did not stop until he struck the moody professional building. josh: taylor is accused of driving under the influence and resisting arrest. wmur has a crew headed to claremont and we'll have much more on this developing story as the information becomes available. jean: good evening, thank you for joining us, i'm jean mackin. josh: i'm josh mcelveen. a local school district decided to cancel dances because of what officials say is inappropriate behavior. jean: heather hamel is live now with more on why exeter superintendent of schools says a highly publicized sexual assault case was the tipping point for him. reporter: superintendent morgan says the owen labrie case in felt with sexually suggestive dancing going on in exeter with no foreseeable change on the horizon, a ban on dances was the prudent thing to do. he says for eight years he and past principles have tried to curb this behavior. the principle says students often dance in groups with moves of a sexual nature. he says

coolest in the area will be west of the metro region. 43 in winchester. 422 in the morning. 40 in hancocklower suburbs and the lower 40's. widespread. clouds move in overnight. stop a huge drop in the temperatures. satellite and the radar is showing mostly clear sky east of the appalachians. cold front moving in quickly. fair amount of rain as well. cloudy and cool tomorrow and period of rain. 57 degrees. rain heavy at times. should be out of here by sunset tomorrow evening. breezy and cooler for the dine friday. 48. wind chill could be factor on saturday. with sun and breezes. another warmup and the showers tuesday and wednesday. robert your turn. robert: we'll talk about football. jordon continues to make the big plays, including sunday against chicago. nine receptions for 120 yards and a touchdown. 24-21 win over the bears. if it weren't for the star tight end the skins might not be leading the n.f.c. east. erin hawksworth explains. erin: redskins tight end jordan reed is the reason washington sits first place in the n.f.c. east. some of the players were telling me they think you are t

definitely a gloomy wet start to this wednesday morning, grab the umbrella definitely, get the red on the hancock tower there before heading out this morning. got it! and while we may not like the rain, danielle is here to explain why it's a good thing. at least some of new england, we could use it, notice the tan shading here from southern in to west, moderate, abnormally dry for a lot of us so for the year on the whole, we are actually eight and a half incher where we should be, in worcester, nine and a half in the city of boston, the deficits continue at least as they did through the summer months, in july, six inches under that where we should be, the past couple months have been extremely dry november, about two inches under the normal precipitation and just over that in october as well, you remember september was a little bit above average that helps to balance things out just a little bit. so we could use some rain and we're going to get more, periodic rain, 39 in boston rights now, middle to upper 30s, nash keen, a cool raw start 40s and 50s in the capen island though and some of us comin

and so he goes out to general hancock to the lakota and the calvary officer to chase after them and they did not want to do it. saying there will not be in the war. and again and again he has had weak from this leader who if he has a real sense of humor. he cuts back in and says there is a truce. how about i enjoy your camp rand look around he says come around and surrender to borrow. he says good idea if he ever comes back. then later he attacks the queue began. i embellishing a little bit but getting him again and again shows a real sense but custer abandons his men and to of them are ambushed killed by possible indians and he does nothing about and he continues his march. it is the low point of his life and is often taken as the great turning point of his life as he hits rock bottom. because through larger currents of america they he is in crisis ever since he began to see a world in which it was over to carry him over this crisis for himself. the secure man who needs attention so all of this comes to a head with the new type of warfare dealing with exceptionally good opponents and co

albarestaurant on hancock street says it will pay for an uber ride to anyone who celebrated a little too >> this time of year there's a lot of emotions everybody happy, sad, so whatever reason being people may drink a little bit too much and we want to make sure that they get home safe. >> the norfolk county district attorney as well as quincy police support the program. but add that bartenders and wait staff should go by the policy observe not overserve. the restaurants can call the district attorney office if they want to opt into the program as well. >>> the feds are about to start regulating e-cigarettes. for the past year fox 25 has been telling you about health concerns and safety risks associated with the smoking alternative. our jacqueline fell explains these new rules and talks with some advocates who say the new rules will shut down the industry. >> reporter: e-cigarettes help chris hughes quit traditional smokes so he decided to quit up his management shop and open a videotape shop in pennsylvania he's in washington -- open a vape shop. proposed federal rules on e-cigarett

you're looking at the hancock tower. you're seeing steady blue by means clear view. and we do have the clear view in mind as you look over boston. just a gorgeous sunrise ongoing but not everybody is waking up to this clear sky. some areas are actually waking up to some dense fog and because of that some patchy black ice as well. 36 degrees right now in boston. the winds are out of the south and west. that will be a warming wind. wind chill though. it feels more like 29 degrees but some areas seeing some dense fog this morning along the cape. near falmouth. also chatham was in on some fog. as you look up towards norwood, say, you're seeing fog back through orange and keene this morning. and where i pointed out the fog, temperatures are also below the freezing mark in the 20's. some freezing fog out there as well which creates the black ice on the roads. so you want to be careful out there driving until about 9:00 or so. all these conditions subside as temperatures go well above the freezing mark. in fact, today we're going to warm up into the mid 50's in a lot of spo

everybody knows the hancock building, one ever the tallest buildings in america.n. tremayne, let me go to you. you just joined us. you followed many incidents over the past couple of years. you've been in touch very frequently with black lives matter. how do you see this fitting into the larger, national context? >> it falls almost like a puzzle piece. the last few days, i talked to act slifts and organize in chicago who as many guests have said, have been a long history of what they allege are abuses. one name comes up over and over again. a young lady who was killed by an offduty police officer in 2012. he was offduty, an unregistered handgun, and apparently he was drunk at the time, fired into a crowd of teenage erltion, striking and killing this young lady. he was acquitted in april of this. tonight is the ipra meeting, for more than a year, they've been going to this meeting and demanding that that officer lose his job. what these folks are saying, now it matters. we've been coming to you time and time again, saying that there are problem police officers, poi