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up next, black friday. an elite harvard club. -- in an elite harvard club. for the girl scout meeting. okay. for the soccer team. for the girl scout meeting. how many meetings are you stop & shop just dropped prices on thousands more items. which makes the checkout lane, victory lane. >>> it's a familiar scene that we have come to expect in the early morning hours following thanksgiving dinner. it is the biggest shopping day of the year, but this year one big retailer is staying close. >> rei will not open their doors on black friday. >>reporter: they are telling shoppers to take a hike, quite literally. they started the # #optoutside in an effort to encourage customers to enjoy the outside. some stores have even began welcome being shoppers on thanksgiving night. but just last night rei's ceo sent a letter saying while the rest of the world is fighting it out, we will be spending our day a little differently. the company is closing all of their 143 stores on black friday and will even pay all of their 12,000 employees for the day. you won't even be able to

harvard hosting princeton and the ivy league rivalry with 1877 and tied at 7. first minute in the first half. scott connects with ben bronicker and falls down and it' s the 17- 14 lead and tlefp yards in the air and crimson cruising in the second half and s 21- 7 and rushes for 119 yards and 2 scores. 7. 6- 0 and unbeaten in 20 straight. >>> umass looking upset 19th ranked toledo and up top with sharp and a 35 yard hookup and 21 to 10 minute men and busting the 28 with the minute men heading to the break and makes toledo mad and thompson with the score and rockets outscoring umass 41- 7 in the second half. they go on to win it 51- 35. >> and he scores! and finds the puck and futs where he' s paid to play. two much needed points. 5- 3 in brooklyn. >> the bruins fresh off the win of the young season friday night and snapping with the 4 game win streak and it is winless at home with the perfect 3- 0 on the road and got to start and wonder hey, what gives. the team back in boston with serena and the young guys really geting it done on friday and it is the first car

reaction ofas the the harvard team and the harvard coach?heir credit, i don't think they thought it was extraordinary, either. you know, they may be, you know, wish they had prepared a little more, i don't know. amy: how are the prisoners selected? >> it is a self-selecting group and that you can join the debate union as a bard student, if you choose, for fun. something to do once or twice a week. then they prepare. these are people, all joking aside, who are very busy. they are enrolled full-time in college in an extremely rigorous academic program. sole there are 15 members or of the debate union, they sort of select -- self select the three or four who purchase a formally in the competition. juan: did the warden offer them any reduction in the sentences? >> i don't think that is at his discretion, but i think many andle felt surprise satisfaction missing -- amy: was the audience prisoners? >> yeah, that's right. amy: i want to turn to a clip on the occasion of the 10th anniversary. this is erica mateo who graduated from the program in 201

he went to harvard in that movie . also in real life. >> he didn't go to harvard in real life. not true. >> yes he did. >> not everything you see in the movies is true, andy. >> in this case he did. >> dwre to disagree. agree to disagree. >> this is fun. this is my first time doing this. >> thousand i think he maybe didn't go to harvard. people never disagree with me. i can pretty much say anything i want. you are calling me on it and i like it. rick, you say damon raced to his friend ellen to clarify what he said. to be fair he was scheduled to be on el lean because he has the movie -- on ellen because of the movie. >> do you think he brought up to ellen ask me about this controversy? >> absolutely. once it happened it was just incredible timing for him. >> and one more point. i went to harvard. >> so did i. >> yeah, everyone. >> harvard yard. >> gotta go. >> thanks, andy. >> time to take a break. more stories when we come back. now here is what's happening on the next kennedy. >> hello, fans of "red eye." on the next "kennedy, it >>> jessica chastain is talking about getting

harvard survives a a foreas compaq. the 21st win in a row. 12th in a row. 14-13 the final. >> layoff football now. quart arer finals. quarterback with the toss john andre. he is good. 56-yards. touchdown. 7 on. all right. check this one out. it is luke guarantee with the pay of the night doing the best o'dell be beckham em pression. the one-in hand touchdown grab with defenders. rockets set off the lawyers and semifinals than is a lack at sports. >> thanks for joining us. dverertisement for time life's video collection. (doorbell chiming) oh, hey, hi, dean. hey, hi there, uh... bob. (narrator) from the battlefieldr to the white house, from hollywood to the heartland, america's entertainer was bob hope. oh, this room, it's so dull and depressing tonight. if only there was some way to brighten it. oh, of course. (laughter) (narrator) he was a true patriot. (bob hope) this has been a great trip. we've been to england, to germany, then to crete, then to thailand, vietnam, korea, and alaska, and we're gonna keep on going til

charlie: was harvard a shaping influence? niall: yeah. quite a bit of the book is about harvard. i have spent 10 years of my life. when he was in the army, his mentor said you have to go to one of the ivy's when you go back because you are worth more than a city college. he applied to all the ivy league's, and only harvard admitted him. from that moment on, harvard had an enormous impact on him. his academic mentor, a big, bluff southerner named william elliott was the one who steered him in the direction of the philosophy of kant. then there were his contemporaries, arthur's lessons are junior. arthur/injur stanley hoffman. charlie: a great friend of this program. niall: with whom he was great friends in the 1960's. and then they fell out over the war, over cambodia over stanley hoffman's very critical review of kissinger's memoirs. harvard is a big part of the story. the riff between himself and his former colleagues -- it is a part of this story. what impactk about nancy kissinger had on him. niall: a big one. one of the things you cannot find about from the documents is his l

yeah. [ cheers and applause ] even when i get into harvard, i still embarrass my parents. you couldn't wait one night! you couldn't wait one night! [ applause ] i got the nicest messages from everyone over the weekend. fans sent me get well soon cards, while my hand doctor sent me a picture of his new ferrari. which is a really nice one. >> steve: top of the line. >> jimmy: it's really nice. guys, i want to say happy, happy birthday to hillary clinton, who turned [ cheers and applause ] happy birthday. asked what her favorite gift was, she said, "donald trump." [ laughter ] interesting. >> jimmy: happy birthday. i also saw this weekend that bill clinton and katy perry headlined a major event for hillary in iowa. bill asked katy how they could reach younger voters, while katy asked bill why they were the only two there. [ laughter ] [ cheers ] >> steve: follow my poll. >> jimmy: all right. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: are you bipartisan? [ laughter ] last week, you guys, joe biden announced that he will not be running for president. yeah. he made the announcement with president o

. >>> a young woman says a man she didn't know followed her back to her apartment at harvard housing complex. coming up what investigators know about the suspect. >>> police stumbled on making baby!| mom! i love that we're spending the weekend together. oh i know! hey, why don't you turn off your phone and all your stuff. good idea. it's off. mom? oh my internet is so slow when anyone else is using it. did you like want i am doing something. leave slow downloads behind. it's good to be back. the 100% fiber optics network gives you the fastest internet available for all your devices. >> updating you now two. methuen accused of threatening to shoot up we have learned one suspect is a 13-year-old boy the other suspect a 14-year-old boy. will be in court on monday. monday is also when alleged feact was supposed to happen. other students at the school alerted authorities about the threat which prompted the investigation. a woman says a man she doesn't know followed her back to her apartment. in a house complex there and tonight fox 25's christine mccarthy has the description of who police

harvard survives a a foreas compaq. the 21st win in a row. 12th in a row. 14-13 the final. >> layoff football now. quart arer finals. quarterback with the toss john andre. he is good. 56-yards. touchdown. 7 on. all right. check this one out. it is luke guarantee with the pay of the night doing the best o'dell be beckham em pression. the one-in hand touchdown grab with defenders. rockets set off the lawyers and semifinals than is a lack at sports. >> thanks for joining us. now, you're free to start enjoying the breakfast you love any time you wish. no way. introducing mcdonald's new all day breakfast menu. once, you changed how you ate breakfast. it's time to start

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so harvard is a big part of the story. and the rift between himself and his former colleges, tom shelling is another, is a part of this. >> rose: what impact does nancy. >> a big one. one of the things you can't find out about from documents is, a man's love life. that's the big problem for buy og fers, unless you are very lucky and your subject kept that sort or wrote love letters which he didn't. i thought i had figured a lot out in this book, particularly about the events of 1967 when he appeared to be involved in an extraordinary of the to try to begin negotiations with the north vietnamese. he spent a great deal of time in paris. just failing to establish contact with hanoi throughed north vietnamese representative in paris. and i thought this was all elaborate diplomatic gambit that failed until nancy kissinger asked the question, what do you think he was really doing in paris in 1967. and it turned out that she had been the real reason. that she had been studying there. and i could never have known that if i hadn't

only harvard admitted him. from that moment on, harvard had an enormous impact on him. academic mentor, a big, bluff southerner named william elliott steered him in the direction of the philosophy of content -- kant. stanley hoffman. charlie: a great friend of this program. niall: with whom he was great friends in the 1960's. and then they fell out over the war, over cambodia over stanley hoffman's very critical review of kissinger's memoirs. harvard is a big part of the story. the riff-- the risk -- between himself and his former colleagues -- charlie: nancy kissinger. niall: one of the things you cannot find about from the documents is his love life. andss you are very lucky your subject kept diaries. he did not write love letters. i thought i had figured out a lot of this, particularly about the events of 1967 when he appeared to be involved in an extraordinary effort to try to begin negotiations with the north vietnamese. he spent a lot of time in pairs. failing to establish contact , and i thought this was all an elaborate diplomatic gambit that failed until nancy

harvard rolling 42-7. consecutive games. the only team in college football, the longer winning streak than harvard, that would be number one ranked ohio state, winning at rutgers for the buckeyes 221st straight. that's sports v. great day. >> kris: still ahead this morning on 7 news today in new england, a father and son pair from right here in boston showing their love for the game, living out a dream on the real life field field of dreams. this is a story you don't want to miss. >> chris: a few showers moving through this morning. a milder afternoon. >> kris: 9:48 is your time this sunday morning. live look outside. it looks like things are improving a bit. some rain still out there. so not the best way to start our day. but the good news is, chris, i'm hearing a little rumor that it's moving out later today? >> chris: it is. you're also hearing a rumor that temperatures are near 60 degrees this afternoon. we can confirm that later on this afternoon, right. 53 in boston right now. the wind out of the south-southwest at 8 m

also later on, umass hosting toledo. 5-# harvard entertaining 4-1 prince ton. wbz sport. >> congratulations to the kansas city royals who beat the toronto blue jays to win the american league pennant. that sends them to the world series versus the mets. pamela garden standing by with the accuweather forecast. it's chilly out there this morning. >> much its in the 20 ozer 30s. i'll gel to ma map in just a second. want to keep your focused on hurricane. it's a category one right now and considerably weaker compared to when it hit. made land fall at 6:15:00 p.m. 7:15 our time. winds 165 miles an hour. that's incredible wind speed. still and it is still a land fall in north america since dean. the first cat iv back in 2007. it was the last time. here's the latest picture. 75 miles an hour winds as it moves into central mexico and towards the southern tip of texas here. moving north, northeast at 21 miles an hour. we expect it to decrease to a tropical storm. we have 45 miles an hour winds and then expecting it to become a depression later tonight. and into tomorrow

harvard stadium invaded by drones. antoinette: the demonstrations that showed the upside to the technology that has suffered from some bad p.r. and a new clue in the search for a sex assault suspect in dorchester. the distinct feature police are hoping someone will recognize from this surveillance video. reid: taking a live look outside worcester 52 degrees right now here in needham. as we continue on this sunday morning, blue skies and warming temperatures. danielle vollmar's full forecast coming up this flu season... remember this. your immune system doesn't work the way it did when rock was young. so we made fluzone high-dose vaccine... for people 65+. with a high high higher dose of antigen... it's significantly more effective than fluzone vaccine in preventing flu. fluzone high-dose vaccine is approved for people 65 and older. it's not for anyone who's had a severe allergic reaction to any vaccine component, including eggs, egg products, or to a prior dose of any flu vaccine. tell your doctor if you've ever had gu

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frank: the "make robotics fly" event at harvard. the drone demo a part of pub week. >> i think that this shows how art, science, and technology collide. frank: harvard's business school and engineering school coming together focusing on entrepreneurship and technology. >> this particular event is about awareness and exploration and also learning about these new technologies. frank from a gasp powered drone for industrial purposes to a delivery drone for commercial the many applications of these flying machines explored here. >> you are looking at one of the world's newest technologies, drones. frank: sally french, also known as the drone girl, leading the discussion about drones today and where they're going in the future. >> at this event we're telling people the story that drones are good or inspiring the kids here to get into a field that embraces drones and really celebrating enthusiasm in technology. frank: this drone demonstration will spark collaboration between engineering and business. they hope to find the big thing in dro

he was a harvard graduate. if you look across the room, if this man painted 12 years later by copley was his harvard rd roommate. his little did they they -- not hish roommate, his classmate. little did they think they would be hanging together in this gallery. this is eleazer tyng. i think he owned land in new hampshire and was also a think e massachusetts merchant and political figure. he was 82 when this was painted. copley's shown him just as he was. you'll notice the way he's painted the face and the hands is a little different. this is 12 years later. copley's changed his technique, so the hands are painted with al little bit more fluid paint and in the face as well. it's easier to show the details, so copley is changing and developing as he goes along through his career in boston.il so copley's portraits of men po show you these very substantial realistic figures that look ial comfortable in their setting an you have a sense that they had, these two men especially, that , they've had successful lives and

harvard has. 40 seconds left. to mostly for the game winning score. harvard escaping 13-14. nation best winning streak and first place in the ivy league. >>> milwaukee balks hosting washington, yanez$ taking flight and taking home our play of the day, >>> mets blasting the royals up 93-3 in the ninth. tha how do you reimagine "banking"? you start with this... then you make it... you make a capital one caf\. with free wi-fi and banking advice... without all the "double talk." and checking accounts with no minimums... or fees. then you design a top-rated mobile app that makes banking as easy as this. that's banking reimagined. >>. >> we are out of time. the tonight show with jim my fallon is next. >> have a happy and safe

harvard university police are assault. a woman says earlier this morning she was out walking her dog when a man followed her to inside. the woman did not debt hurt. >> also tonight, parents and kids in randolph are on alert. a girl said that a man tried to abduct her as she was getting off the school bus. the 11-year-old was not hurt and able to run away. >>> hurricane pa trace yak the strongest hurricane ever in the western hemisphere. it is about to hit southwestern mexico. this monster category 5 storm is expected to devastate the port. >>> now at 5:30, a youth football season nearly sabotaged. police blamed an angry ex-coach who hacked into the league. the hanover league kicked him out after a fight. >> police say he was so angry, he hacked into the league's computer system and tried to put the season in jeopardy. >> reporter: the hanover seventh and eighth grade football team in action. the season almost didn't happen. league officials say it was because of this man, one of the coaches. last year, officials say a yout

tomorrow at harvard stadium. it is free, but you need to register and tonight they are filled to capacity. phil: thanks. a wet start to the holiday weekend, but how about the rest? jc: andrew:p the one thing about soccer that i like the most is when i put my uniform on, the age just leaves me. the ages leave all of us. we simply become kids again. r i think all of us play for that very reason. t it makes us the child we once were. p the years just glide away, and i'm back to where i was. p you are that little andy guy who used to be down in me, and i get to be that person all over again. my name is andrew, and bluecross blueshield has me. jc: -- phil: an eight-year-old southborough girl who gets the big interviews got another one. she landed gronk, who told her basketball was his second tom brady, robert kraft. she and her brother got a group picture with brady and craft. she has landed interviews with governor baker, hillary clinton, donald trump. jc: [laughter] ask the tough questions without getting hit back?

after accepting an award at harvard. he explains it started because he wanted to give a gift to harvard's band. >> so somebody gives you a bottle of yeagermeister. i'm out on the street and some girl was going to kneel down and give me a flower so she knelt down. i didn't see her and i was like -- what? this hand is already gone so i threw the bottle then landed on and -- oh, yeah. and there's pools of blood everywhere. i go, i'm laughing, but -- no. >> christa: oh my goodness. he tripped right over her. he wasn't seriously hurt, thank goodness. he mentioned that other injured hand. the other one wasn't good. that was a kitchen accident in june. >> jadiann: oh, my gosh. there's still another hour of for the girl scout meeting. okay. for the soccer team. for the girl scout meeting. how many meetings are you having? stop & shop just dropped prices on thousands more items. which makes the checkout lane, victory lane. the one thing about soccer that i like the most is when i put my uniform on, the age just leaves me. the age

they were working on the harvard connection.com and it was a website to help harvard girls meet harvard men. this was their plan. i remember meeting them for the first time in a hotel room. they were really good looking guys and they turned me and said you look at us and you think we must be the bad guys in the story. if this was an 80s movie we would be dressed up as karate skeletons chasing the karate kid down the gym. after the movie came out, ralph dimaggio called me up. they hired mark as their geek. mark didn't think much of their idea but he'd love hanging out with the cool kids on campus so he was excited to do that. he pretended to work with them and he went to his friend and told him about the idea. it's just two guys in a dorm room there's no legal contracts. they build the facebook and it becomes thing in the world. mark moves out to california where he meets sean parker. sean parker joins the party. they start building the company and edward o feels like he's being left behind. so he freezes the bank account. he gives them half $1 million in size who is this guy who gives y

reid: harvard stadium invaded by drones. antoinette: the demonstrations that showed the upside to the technology that has suffered from some bad p.r. and a new clue in the search for a sex assault suspect in dorchester. the distinct feature police are hoping someone will recognize from this surveillance video. every coconut has a dream. to come out of its shell. rto show all the world its true, inner beauty. and then, in an ironic twist, r get covered up by chocolate and almonds. almond joy mounds. what every coconut wants. we love, love, chocolaty, creamy, with a little something extra. mmm deliciousness. cookies or almonds. yumminess. hershey' s is mine, yours, >> now on newscenter 5's "eyeopener." danielle: it is chilly this morning, even frosty in some areas, but that is going to change. the warm-up and how long it's going to last. antoinette: caught on camera. this man's one distinctive feature police hope someone will recognize that will lead to his arrest. reid: bill cosby on the hot seat. some of the questions he was

at harvard, i don't know.u can meet these people and really get into a very small, elite, privileged group in the certain industries. david: there a caveat at the bottom of this, a note to prospective students saying don't let rankings alone make your decision for you. when you come up with a ranking like this, how do you see it being used? jonathan: it's being used as a starting point. theseusiness schools have conditions. there are people applying and getting interviews and getting in. in october you have a lot of people setting out to craft a master list before they call it down to those they will apply to. it's a great starting point. figure out what matters to you and look at the methodology and context of what matters to you. francesca: we are clear about how we refined our rankings. we really look at which schools send you into the best careers. there are plenty of other things that people think about that you can only learn from students or alumni or a number of different factors, even looking at the s

. >> harvard on high alert,a woman chased by a suspicious man right on campus. tonight, she's speaking out about her close call. >>> a field trip fright. parents sent into a panic when it looks like a bus driver nods off behind the wheel. >> no shirt, no service, but this robber doesn't care, armed with a shotgun, he terrorizes local fast food workers. >> first at 11:00. breaking news, 2 middle school students under arrest, accused of threatening to shoot up their school. this is the second threat like this, there in the last week. >> let's talk to brandon, who just spoke with police. what did they say? >> today at 1:30, police say some staff members came forward and told them some students are come forward and told them a 14 -year-old 14 -year-old 8th grader told them not to come to school because he was going to shoot the school up. a 13 -year-old said he would supply the weapon said he would supply the weapon. both students were arrested. the 13 -year-old releaseed to his parents, but the 14 -year-old was held and take ton a juvenile facility in lowell. we ar

jimmy fallon the big man on campus locally heads to harvard and gives them something to smile about. >> announcer: this is 7 news today in new england. >> good sunday morning to you. it's 7:30, thank you for making us a part of your day. i'm kris anderson. we've plenty of news in this half hour for you. first, test a sunday. your sunday fun day on tap. we want to get a check of the forecast. >> we need to move out some of the rain showers and we do have a couple of showers on the board. 52 in boston, 54 plymouth. this is the big difference this morning, a milder air mass in place. thanks to the southerly breeze coming in at about 5-10 miles an hour. take a being look at the radar. what is going on. boston north and west we have we've had scattered showers rolling through. nothing particularly tremendously heavy out there but the showers are enough to wet the ground here back into hartford, connecticut, you see the batch working across southern new england as we speak. and we'll continue to see a couple of the scattered showers, say about through noon then drying out for the afternoon

still to come, dartmouth and harvard. highlights and more after the people want change, they want reform, but just carping about it and whining about it and making speeches about it doesn't get it done. nobody has shaken up the system more than i have. i've always been unorthodox in this and against the grain. but you know what? i know how to get it done. new day for america is responsible for the content of this advertising. announcer: now, jamie staton and news nine sports. jamie: not a must win for the mets but pretty close to it. ,they will get it done it looks like. rails down to the last out. if they hold out, they will trail in this -- series 2-1, game four coming up tomorrow night. bruins and the panthers on the road. the captain got his first goal of the year. bruins win, 3-1, they play at celtics host to the raptors. avery bradley with a three-pointer. toronto takes it hundred 13-1 of three -- 113-103. a huge game in the ivy league, undefeated harvard and dartmouth. writer stone with a touchdown run. dartmouth w

." >> tonight, from harvard-bound to jail-bound. the defendant in a prep school rape trial now sentenced to a very different future than the one he'd imagined. details from inside the courtroom tonight. and his victim's emotional new message. >>> scare house. it's almost halloween and our obsession with fake fear is in full swing. >> let's get this over with. >> no better time for nick watt to subject himself to the holiday spirit. tonight the spooky science behind why on earth we do this to ourselves. >>> and will the final chapter of "the hunger games" be a box office hit? we're banking on it. elizabeth banks reveals secrets of the new movie and her secret to success with our katie couric. but first the "nightline 5." >> think your heartburn pill works fast? take the zantac it challenge. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. when heartburn strikes take zantac for faster relief than nexium for your money back. >>> why is phillips sonic care the most loved brand by americans and dentists? it leaves your

larry: harvard has done great at getting contributions, the president has done a wonderful harvard'same, being able to name the engineering school. stephanie: but he bring the money in it, it should be invested and you should do well. what are they missing? larry: i am not close enough to it to know. i do know that the difference between their performance and yale's performance would have been aliens of dollars. but our company has new leadership and the leadership has the awesome responsibility. tom: one of the treasured family photographs is lawrence summers walking into the harvard commencement with the oldest graduate, my uncle. my great uncle, whatever. that was years ago. i'm sure you remember the day. moneyea of institutional comes down to the desperation for returns. within your new secular stagnation, is it a single digit world in the desperation for alternative investments? are we going to go back to clipping want coupons like my great uncle did 17 years ago? larry: i don't think we're going to go back. there is no question that in a , the returns-bills that investors can e

degree or that harvard degree?: even today, the return on investment, unless you major in a really lucrative field, is a little bit suspect. if you extrapolate the growth in tuition 10 or 20 years, you have young children as well. you are looking at, you know -- emily: oh yeah, we started planning for their education. sal: will it be like half a million dollars to send them to college? that is just not feasible. i think over the next five to 10 years, i think online will be part of a catalyst. there will be other paths. i don't want colleges to go away, but there will be some economic discipline that forces them to hopefully lower tuition as opposed to increase it. emily: so have you had any conversations with universities about lowering tuition? sal: i don't think it is as simple as "you should lower tuition." but i think there are not obvious tools at their disposal to drive it just down. i do think there are other narratives, other options that people can do might be -- have different economic models. i think th

undefeated harvard is home against princeton. highlights of those games later tonight on newscenter 5. have a great day. karen: october is breast cancer awareness month, and we are celebrating survivors. frank: up next, one very special woman honored. you'll want to meet this 91-year-old. patriots quarterback tom brady's halloween adventure in a local supermarket. and the surprise he left behind. karen: you're looking at live radar right now. hurricane patricia. it weakened to just a category 1 is still waiting for daylight to stay with us. danielle: welcome back. vollmar. in terms of the month of october, we've been running above average and below average, back to above average. yesterday was a below-average day of 59 degrees. the same and for the month just below normal in terms of october high temperatures. now right now this morning, we're starting out very chilly in spots especially in southern new hampshire in the 20's, western mass in the 20's. 30's though in boston and worcester. if you are traveling up north to do some l

harvard football made a furious comeback in the fourth quarter to beat dartmouth last night 14-13. the crimson's 21st straight victory. that's a look at sports. have a great day. frank: a remarkable story out of delaware this morning. antoinette: a 10-year old who was born with a condition that keeps his left hand stunted, printed out a brand new hand for colin consavage had several surgeries to open his hand, but