. >> jason: very cold out there. i'm and i'm jason law. we want to remind you of a closure on the commuter rail this weekend. service on the needham line shut down as crews replace tracks in west roxbury, no alternate service provided right now. morning. just remember that when you head out today. >> heather: yeah, make note. we do want to head over to meteorologist jason brewer. as we mentioned temperatures really cold out there. temperatures in the teens right now. >> jason brewer: yeah, a couple spots out to the west wind chills in the teens. most of us in the 30s. when you factor in the wind, gusting 20, 25 miles an hour. we're feeling the wind chills. right now it feels like 21 in worcester almost into the teens there it feels like 27 in st 29 degrees as you start the day. let me show you the forecast. good news is sunshine will be with us today. and temperatures will be gradual until the lower 40s around noontime today. and then try to peak in the middle 40s there. and in boston today, our normal is 53. a little cooler than normal. w

back to you. >> jason: thanks jason. deadly shooting investigation underway in dorchester as police work to track down whoever is responsible. the victim's brother is speaking only to fox 25. >>> the hospital rule that he says is only making this situation more difficult. >> heather: and we were just talking about the pats looking ok! impaciente! manolo! you're so cold, come in! what's wrong? take off your hat! no hey...it's, it's dry... your scalp? mine gets dry in the winter too. try head and shoulders' dry scalp care it nourishes the scalp 3 surface layers deep to help... ...prevent dryness and keeps you up to 100% flake free visit a place where siblings become friends, parents become kids, grandfathers become wizards, family time becomes playtime, little ones become big stars, and neighbors become family. ? great wolf lodge indoor water park resort. family getaway. . >> reporter: hi everybody, i'm butch stearns. here's your sports for sunday morning. a good weekend for boston sports teams so far. seattle tonight and

let's check in with fox 25 meteorologist jason brewer in the storm weather center, jason. >> jason brewer: we have clouds moving into southeastern mass. the cape and islands, clearer westward. without that cloud blanket we've got 30s and 20s. in normally colder inland spots like bedford and norwood with upper 40s and near 50 to start the day, south shore and the cape. here's worcester today, bright sunshine, it's going to be a nice one again, with lunchtime and early afternoon. but in plymouth, the thanksgiving parade, going to stay cloudier, not too much wind yet. that changes tomorrow. i'm tracking a storm system on the way. get out and enjoy some of the 50s today. it's all going to come crashing down. back to you. >> jason: developing this morning, police continue to search for a hit and run driver plowing down a woman in a crosswalk. >> heather: this morning, stephanie coueignoux is live in chelsea for us at the intersection where it happened. we are h that the victim is expected to be okay. >> reporter: amazingly that woman only had nonlife-threatening injuries. i am at intersection

jason: eventually, yes. the focus is fantasy fans and we have about 7 million customers, about 57 million people in north america alone play fantasy sports. it is huge market for us to address. much bigger than our current customer base. obviously our current customers , are a natural point to promote to for us, it is about reaching that audience. then we will see if it makes sense to expand. right now the focus is on the fantasy audience and building something that if you are a fantasy fan, there is no other a pp built for me the way this is . >> thank you for sitting down with us. we are excited to see where you go next. jason: thank you so much. >> tonight, supreme court justice elena kagan reflects on her life and career and how education and public service or important parts of her family life growing up. justice kagan was appointed by president obama and his serve on the high court since 2010. she really spoke at equal justice works conference. see that 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> here is some of o

on sunday, november 20th, i'm heather hegedus. >> jason: and i'm jason law. talking about rain out there right now. a lot of rain to talk about. and snow is on the way in the forecast unfortunately. fox 25 meteorologist jason brewer joining us now tracking the changing conditions this weekend. >> jason brewer: yeah, right now, i'm tracking the rain, making its way into southern new hampshire. shore. meanwhile, just some spotty showers around boston, the pike, worcester, back to southbridge, a little bit steadier rain. look at this, we're beginning to get signs that the rain is changing or mixing with snow over parts of connecticut. that's going to build its way northward. so in the highest terrain in the worcester hills, we're going to be watching for a few flakes possible through the morning hours today. and then the cold air continues to move in this afternoon and into tonight. so you've got a better chance for a all the way over to the east coast of massachusetts tonight. no accumulation. could see a coating in worcester hills before this is said and done.

i'm heather hegedus. >> jason: and i'm jason law. we're dealing with a cold and frosty start to the weekend. the temperatures rising a little bit as the sun goes up in the sky. fox 25 meteorologist jason brewer in the storm tracker weather center right now with the areas that saw flakes this england. we've had one or two reported. moving off of the coast now, though. a dry day overall, one or two flakes can't be ruled out early this morning. 20s and 30s out there to start the day. we have a frost advisory for cape cod. that's still 10:00 a.m. worcester, going to be warming up gradually today. a mix of clouds and sun. although a fairly cloudy start. you'll be giving way to temperatures around 50 degrees toward this afternn. a stray sprinkle nothing to be changing plans over. a better chance to see tomorrow, show you the best risk for that coming up. >> jason: if you're heading out the door, you can expect delays along 128 as work continues to tear down highland avenue bridge. >> heather: detours were in place last night, and will cont

jason: thank you so much.plause] here are some of our featured programs coming up this weekend on c-span. saturday night at 8:00, the state of the black world. panelists include julianne malveaux. melanie campbell, executive director of the national coalition for blacks to the participation and moderator mark thompson, host of sirius xm radio, make a plane. and the mayor of newark, new jersey. get together as black folks in this country. we have an agenda. the object is to win. we don't want to struggle for struggles sake. there are thousands of people in our community that are in jail, that have been be, that are dead. not activists and revolutionaries because it is fun. my mother and father did not participate in the movement for metals or award for twitter or for instagram. they did this because it was necessary. >> at 10:00, nebraska senator thesasse on families and foundation of government. >> the meaning of america is love and persuasion and tilting a better product or creating a better service or persua

i like the thought. >> jason: it's a great idea. >> jason brewer: yeah, i'm all about it. >> jason: we should write to each other. >> heather: i'll write one right now over to your desk. we appreciate you this morning, jason, guiding us through that fog. >> jason brewer: yeah, no one's the weatherman. fog and cold. that's what i've got for you right now. and clouds, add that on too. and some rain to get through today, the issues on saturday. let me show you the visibility. right now to get through the dense fog. not on the cape and islands. just cloudy here with that risk for rain. around norwood, boston, beverly, lawrence, lack at portsmouth there, around .10 mile of visibility. a dense fog advisory from southern new hampshire through nashua through 9:00 a.m. until then we're stuck in the soup. mid and upper 30s, near 40 in boston. new i am all at freezing. i do want to mention a few icy spots on deck on some of the roads. be careful. >>> and then the radar, north dakota beginning to show those light showers moving in. and then i'm watching snow and rain back over new york. a lot of t

okay you're up. >> jason: okay. all right, i'm going to go under. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: watch your hands. >> jason: i'm just going to grab -- i'm grabbing -- i love it. oh. [ laughter ] >> oh my. >> jimmy: oh my gosh! >> oh my gosh! a tree? a palm tree? [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> jimmy: all right, all right. [ laughter ] take that palm tree out of here. thank you. no, no, give it back. put it over there. put it over there. not that far. you can put that one over there as well. thank you. [ laughter ] [ talking over each other ] >> all right. i feel pretty vulnerable. >> jimmy: all right, good. >> jason: oh, look at this. >> jimmy: it always starts the same. yep. it's red and white. >> okay. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> think about it. >> toothbrush! >> yeah. ?? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: no, no, it's all right. all right, jason and kristen, come over here. now it's time for the showdown. this is worth double the points. >> jason: woah. >> jimmy: let's bring out the table. >> all right. >>

>> jason: candle! >> yes! [ cheers and applause ] i didn't get candle out of that at all. >> jason: because she was blowing -- it was like blowing on it. >> jimmy: oh, very good. >> jason: yeah, it was either that or, like, you know, big bird's birthday gift. [ light laughter ] it was one or the other. >> jimmy: joe, take a seat. i'll a -- or yeah, or pick a a clue. what number? what number? okay. okay. >> get real close if you would. >> should i put my hands on your leg? >> jimmy: yeah, ready? >> all right, yep. [ cheers ] yep, go for it. [ light laughter ] um, uh, i want to go with candle again. [ light laughter ] oh, looks like a swan, a duck, a bird. no? a giraffe. >> jimmy: yes! [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> nicely done. >> jimmy: thank you. >> not bad. take a picture of that. thank you very much. >> all right, that felt good. it felt good. okay you're up. >> jason: okay. all right, i'm going to go under. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: watch your hands. >> jason: i'm just going to grab -- i'm grabbing -- [

>> jason: clues in >> julie: boy scouts targeted. >> michael: injury for rob gronkowski. what sports director saw in the consource after he left the game. >> julie: time to sit back and shop and best deals on cyber monday. >>> complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is the fox25 morning news. >> jason: good morning, everybody, it is law in for daniel miller. >> julie: journalistic duty to check out amazon. >> jason: all kinds of good stuff. >> waiting until the day was over. >> julie: if you are on amazon let us know deals. >> shiri: it is going to be in norwood, still in the mid-30s in nashua and keene, new hampshire, still freezing in worcester at 32? and temperature hit the highs around 3:00 this afternoon, temperature in the middle 40s, then they come crashing down and 30s for the drive home from work and still mostly clear skies and in sky high for tuesday, wednesday, thursday as well and time out heavier showers and back over to you for live drive time traffic. >> reasonable day before we got hit with pike eastbound right at 24, right lane still cl

jason kander: i am jason kander and i approve this message. roy blunt: i am roy blunt and i approve this message. >> kander is lying. lobbyists have never paid for roy blunt to trouble anywhere. but here's the truth. it is an kander has taken millions from lobbyists and special interest. even his wife was listed as a lobbyist. but now jason lies about that. jason kander, another lying liberal politician. secretary kander: when i came home, i realize politicians were lying. parties, their pay raises, and their clinical careers. ahead of our country. iam running for senate and approve this message because we will not change washington until we change the people we send it there. >> when hillary clinton went shopping for her new agenda, her first stop was jason kander's headquarters. she gave half a million dollars to support him. she knows he supports her bad ideas like expanding obamacare. if hillary clinton is president, jason kander will be a blank check. no wonder he keeps lying about roy blunt. the pay is good. sen. blunt: i'm roy blunt and

fox25 jason law joins us with more on the call that she made to 911, jason. >> jason: incredible story. taylor mcbarren on her way to barnstable when she was hit head-on and even in the hospital this morning she surprised us her best ever. hard to put into words how it could have ended. as taylor spoke from her hospital bed she focused on how it did end. >> i made it. >> jason: she was in white suv from college to barnstable at 2:00 in the morning on thursday and after waitressing shift when police say 22-year-old james keating of norton was driving the wrong way and hit taylor head on. he taylor never lost consciousness. >> i was still in the fast lane after the crash because that's where ended up. so cars still going by me and not stopping and i didn't know if anyone else had known so i called 911. >> jason: friend learning she was involved in the crash they >> definitely very shocky. >> jason: and for taylor's best friend. she wanted to be there for her friend and set up gofundme account to help cover taylor's bills and won't be able to work for several months. >> i can't make you f

mark: jason, these trips mr.king starting in ohio, i guess the vice president-elect will go on some of them. what is the format of them? will they look like some of his rallies? jason: it will be an opportunity for the president-elect and vice president-elect to say thank you to the american voters are giving them this opportunity to serve the american people, but i think the other thing you will see the president elect talking about what he's going to be doing for the american people and that is really what the main focus is. we have gone through this long campaign. everybody talked about, when is this going to end, when only going to move the country in the right direction? that is what this is about, to continue laying out the day one agenda items whether it is executive orders or legislative issues we can tackle. this is another opportunity to rally support for some of these -- start rallying support for some of these legislative items we think will be quite popular. mark: the president-elect seems to disagre

and jason >> jason: it's something that chuck approached me about two, three years ago and started small and grown every year. we're bringing our whole brass section in. we've had string players involved and i've been able to get on stage with you and emcee, wonderful holiday music from across the ages. and that opposite the concert and sets the stage, so the atmosphere should be really festive from the minute people get into the concert hall and sing along. >> ron: tickets. >> jason: on our website. >> ron: the waterloo-cedar falls 7:30. >> jason: the brass players start at 6:30 and playing carols and baroque music and then the brass players will join us to do sp audience. >> chuck: make sure you get for the 6:30 concert as well as. >> ron: be there at least 5:00, 6:30, plenty of parking. you will have some recent concerts and tell us more about that, what do you have coming on. how many concerts a year. nine or 10. >> jason: yeah, nine or 10 and all of the stuff in the schools and what's neat about this program we've been discussing, have warmed up here on the 19th, we're goings to do

jason gruenauer ii in lakewood. have you been sliding around, jason. >>reporter: not too much, but there is just that thin sheath of ice on the road. we're in lakewood driving on the side on the mainly or roads. outside, just slick intersections, but as you take around the turns in these back neighborhoods here, this is what you're going to run into. you can see the sheen and then we drive right up to this intersection, and then this is what it becomes. all you see is a couple of tire marks here, and if we try to stop, i'm not sure if it's -- if we're going to slide a little bit, just a little bit, you can hear it kind of crunching under the tires. lakewood, we were init we were in south denver. a lot of these places are standard across the board as far as the amount of snow and ice. it goes from absolutely clear to all of a sudden you're dealing with ice to deal with snow and the intersections are the worse part. as eric and jason said, take it slow. it's not as bad as it could because because there's clear spots especially on the major roads, but you

check in with meteorologist jason brewer in for shiri this morning. jason. >> jason: good morning. the greatest concern is west of 495 where the air is coldest and the showers have been moving in here gradually increasing this morning. let me show you the live storm tracker view from manchester to concord right now back i am detecting light, freezing rain. report from greenfield of the ice coming down on the cars. concord down 93 amherst, peterborough, ashby, pepperell, gardner and some spots with the light rain over the worcester airport and in the 30s not kvrnd. some of the pockets in the lower elevation could get a couple of drops that freeze up on contact. cloudy temperatures. look at this into the 50s coming up this afternoon especially south of boston. it will be breezy as well and heavy rain will come in and we will not be able to get out and joy those above normal temperatures. julie has more on traffic. >> julie: half an hour before things start to pick up as far as volume is concerned. i do want to bring to your attention this road closure on the lynn way in lynn blocked

jason: that is a tough one.rida, it is tough because summer on percentages and some are on actual ballot returns we have seen so far. let's take floated. we have had two polls that shows mr. trump is leading by four points. that is great. and the two things as far as ballots returned, the absentee ballots and early voting the , republican returns are 7% higher than four years ago. democrat returns are 10% lower. republicans usually start out with a deficit. we are about 100,000 votes closer to the democrats then mitt romney was four years ago. we feel good about the progress we have made in floated. when you look at north carolina, republican return is 35,000 higher. there were four years ago, democratic ballots down by 7000. the net being about 42,000 votes closer. very good. in ohio, it is a little more tricky to count. not quite the same numbers but things look very good there. mark: is that the order you are feeling good about? best about north carolina? jason: i will shamelessly punt and i think you'll all

jason: that might not necessarily be the case.poke with my general counsel today and they are working through all of us. john: because of what? the contract doesn't say that? jason: i'm not our general counsel so i will leave legal int interpretation to them. are in make sure we sound footing by the time he takes office. by the time he takes office, we are not worried it will be an issue. mr.: jason, these trips trump is taking starting in ohio, i guess the vice president-elect will go on some of them. one of the formats going to be? will they look -- what are the formats going to be? be an opportunity for the president-elect and vice president-elect to say thank you to the american voters are giving them this opportunity to serve the american people, but i think the other thing you will see if the president elect talking about what he's going to be doing for the american people and that is really what the main focuses. longve gone through this campaign. everybody talked about, when is this going to end, when only going to move th

leading off, the jason kipnis, francisco lindor, mike napoli, jose ramirez, lonnie chisenhall coco crisp, tyler naquin and roberto perez. for the cubs, center fielder dexter fowler leading off, then followed by kris bryant, anthony russo, ben zobrist, alice russell, wilson contreras, jason heyward and how they bias.s. >> you thought, they were now they're going to the tonight. it is packed with excitement. pitch. matt wright, was with you in chicago now he is here with the fans and progressive. these fans are really fired up.. the guy here as early as the gates opened at 5:30 p.m. they cannot wait for the game t beginin a lot of them are very optimistic. >> anticipating a victory tonight. we saw a two cubs fans. may be a sign that the tide has shifted in now this is what the said earlier. >> we were here at 330. >> we wanted to get some good spots and not be able to see th king.. win tonight,us i hope that the parade is thursday and if wepe went tomorrow i am looking forward to the parade friday.. and back here, they're holding up their signs, they ar fired up and ready for this gam p to

jason kander is a fresh face.t we assembled a rifle blindfolded to help them with rural areas of the states whose what a sport campaign, has plenty of money in a year in which incumbents is a problem. having said that, i think roy blunt has also went a very good, smart campaign good, smart can't do so within one or two-point race these away as we head into the final week. >> host: according to real clear politics, within the margin of error and get in a national race donald trump is heading in missouri. what impact does his candidacy have on the race and the weak and development involving hillary clinton and the fbi and the server impacting jason kander transferred it's interesting that trump is running ahead of blood in missouri. in those states to senate candidates are far ahead of trump because he is as although pretty controversial character. the fact that roy blunt trails trump in kansas suggest a problem that roy blunt has, which is is not universally popular among republicans. roy blunt was heavily involved

jason. >> jason: we have to watch this area carefully northwest of 495. we have that freezing rain advisory issued yesterday and continues through 10:00 in the morning. that threat and temperatures rise. we are tracking the edge of the rain that gets close to orange. we will get over to gardner and keene about 5:10, 5:20. some of that evaporating before it gets to the ground. a little while before icing becomes a problem. look at the temperatures cold in the upper 20s and 30s area-wide. as we head to the afternoon watch this rain that will be moving in as we get to the evening drive time especially. look at futurecast through 10:00 in the morning. really north and west of boston where we have that chance of showers. and at noontime, we are getting closer to the greater boston area and by 5:00, it does look very wet. look at the heavier amounts south and west. we could be seeing less than a closer look at that and when another rainmaker moved in just a minute. julie. >>> right now things are moving along on the roads just fine. it is early. not a lot of pe

jason gets it. he gets what this country is about. we have gone from crisis to recovery to resurgence. now it is time to restore the middle class. it is the single most significant responsibility we have as a nation. [applause] v.p. biden: but look, i know when you read the press, they call me "middle class joe." that is not a compliment in washington. i am serious. that means i am not sophisticated. but i am pretty darn sophisticated about how we become who we are. it is because the thing that has held this country together, not just economically, but socially and politically, has been a rising middle class. whenever there is a crisis anywhere else in the world, including in democratic countries, there has been chaos. it not here, because promises existed here that if you do well, if you play by the rules, there is a basic bargain. if you help the enterprise you work for do well, then you do well. well, that bargain has been broken. it has been broken. and it looks says, not only does jason get that the middle class has been hammered

jason, thank you. but first, mr. trump is back at work today, at his transition headquarters inside the trump you toer, and that's where cnn's sunlen serfaty is this morning. r good morning. >> good morning to you, carol. a lot of pushback this morning from top transition officials disputing the notion that there are transition has been at all turbulent. including this morning, joining into the chorus of pushbacks, president-elect donald trump who took to twitter to say quote very organized process taking place as i decide on cabinet and many other positions. i am the only one who knows who the finalists are. trump also taking issue over twitter with some reporting that he was potentially looking into getting secret clearance for some of his kids. trump tweeting quote, i am not trying to get top level security clearance for my children. this was a typically false news story. and we know that that story stemmed from a transition staffer with ties to the department of defense who apparently made this ask without being

i will say on the two areas that jason just mentioned with respect to transit is again it shows jasonall or nothing when it comes to transit. i opposed the super trooper i would rather see that money invested in highways, roads and bridges but the minnesota chamber of commerce, this st. paul chamber of commerce, the southwest one is important for economic growth in the region. when you're an ideologue you can accept that it can be something in between. >> an ideologue would say that gosh, it's a good idea to spend $2 billion over $100 million per mile when you can build another freeway lane mile for $11 billion per mile. that's commonsense spent on web are already corrected on that. >> it's not right. i'm glad you cannot find and support southwest light-rail because in a big business and big labor into government likes that sort of thing but the rest of us are paying the tab speed we only have achievements let's i want to and perhaps unpleasant note. talking about going to work in washington and trying to work together and get things done. ms. craig, which are plan b to achieve some b

jason is live driving, how are the roads? reporter: we are just about approaching georgetown and what a difference a few miles makes. we were just talking about dry conditions, now five to ten minutes, we have snow and ice along the shoulders of i-70. still a bit wet but not slick along the side, you can start to see that there is accumulation long the side of the road here. you can see the wind advisory sign making the temperatures feel cooler. how about the driver other places. >> you see i-70 right now, that's looking at jason was talking about, wet and sloppy. in elevations but the wind and snow are causing a problem to the north where we have i-80 and a lot of other roads closed down so truckers will use 70 as their alternate. >> cyber monday, all the deals and none of the crowds. we've got some secret savings in online, including target taking 15% off almost everything on top of its sale. >> amazon is offering deal on electronics but forget about this $125 tv at walmart, it's sold out. >>>leave items in your cart and so

jeff tanchak is in the weather center with meteorologist jason nicholas. jason nicholas. yeah. >> jeff: here he is. >> jason: it is great to be here. it is nice and cozy. >> jeff: you know, we kinda cleaned up the place. it is funny. jason brought in one of those college refrigerators. it is located behind the weather wall. a secret there. we have >> jason: when we are at the wall behind us, it is actually my college fridge. i haven't told you that. if that fridge could talk. my days at ohio university. this is a new era not only on television. our first alert mobile if you don't have that yet, get it for people to give you the most detailed information where you live. later we will do facebook live on your facebook page. >> jeff: facebook live at 8:00 you can ask us questions, ask us about the weather. >> jason: you are sticking around. working together. >> jeff: yes. i will come back with the forecast details in a bit. guys? >> mark: that's a lot of weather going on. >> romona: don't you feel you already know jason. he has been here six months. >> mark: in town over a d

he suffers from a condition that jason is color blind. at night -- >> i can't tell the difference between the flash reds and flashing yellows. the thing is, i can't tell you when the meat is done. i can tell you when the outside burns. >> reporter: jason has these glasses that help hem see what he has missed for years. the inventor set out glasses for surgeons to perform laser surgery. the specialized lens enhances colors and filters specific colors. >> the most common is the red-green deficiencies. and it's difficult for those individuals to distinguish the different shades of reds and greens. interpreting the waves of light. >> when i point the ipad at this jungle gym. you see red, green and yellow. but with a click, this is how jason now sees that. >> i finds out there was an entire world i was never aware of. >> they enhance vieb vibrancy of colors and improve detail and depth perception but they are not a cure for blor blind. -- the color blinds. >> i wish 4-year-old jason could have had these glasses. it would have changed my life.

jason has been d push alerts. pretty cool and you are doing one right now. >> jason: i will do one during the break. for cuyahoga, lorain and medina and lake county you have gotten alerts in the last couple of hours and will do one during the break for everyone to update you on the rain we are seeing. download it there and i will do it here. >> download the app right now. guys, over to you. >> thank you very much. people weigh in on whether or not rta should be allowed in public square. >> brave and talented. we meet a young artist with a great holiday gift idea. buy a shirt to help others. get breaking news and weather now on the cleveland 19 news app powered by calvetta brothers floor show. it is time to fall >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> mark: rta administrators banned buses in public square for pedestrians today they meet with city council. >> romona: councilman zack reed says the city agreed with the federal government to keep the buses

jason. 4:33. >>> denver police are looking for a driver accused of hitting and killing a young denver lawyer. police put out the alert for reyes. police found his truck near the scene of hit-and-run near 13th and broadway. 28-year old pulick was killed, you see here. you for locating reyes. >>> parking police needs your help catching these thieves outside of the pony express firearms on parker road. take a look at that car you see driving through the parking lot. at one point, men get out of the car and walk up to the gun store and what you don't see in the video is them breaking in and taking four guns. teenagers connected to an explosion -- one, 16-year old is charged with a hand gun and he's behind bars with a $1 million bond and the other is charged with sexually exploitation of a child and possessing a hand gun. the crime is unclear because they've juveniles, police are not releasing anymore details yet. >>> a colorado cold case murder has been solved. a 15-year old california boy named

jason: eventually, yes.he focus is fantasy fans and we have about 7 million customers there 50,000 people in north america alone place -- play fantasy sports. customers are a natural point to promote to for us, it is about reaching that audience. then we will see if it makes sense to expand. if there is no other at out there the way this is. david: thank you for sitting down with us. we are excited to see where you go next. jason: thank you so much. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] >> first of all, congratulations on the new audit. you apparently got three customers before we announced it. >> we launched a three minutes ago. people areted that already getting excited about what we're doing here. >> fantastic. we are getting adjusted on the fly. monetizationirst of this product and it has been around for a long time. >> almost nine years. a

take nat: "jason in the lab" jason gensler has plenty to think about working in his lab, but for the first time since he started, his type 1 diabetes isn't on the list. jason gensler / wears artificial pancreas 12:16:26-31 probably 50 to 75% of the around the world chosen to particior the at age 16, he welcomed the opportunity to live without the constant demands of his disease. jason gensler / wears artificial pancreas 12:13:32-42 you wake up in the very first thing you do is look down at your continuous glucose monitor or check your blood sugar and take. now the artificial pancreas makes most of those decisions for him. jason gensler / wears artificial pancreas 12:27:15-43 ka: how does it work? it is seeing what my blood sugar is all the time from the sensor sensor is telling it with my blood sugar is and then based on an algorithm that's running in the background he decides whether or not to give you insulin or to stop giving your entrance to keep you within range. take nat: 12:34:46-47 a pretty big deal. dr. aaron michels is gensler's endocrinologist, and says he's seen a differe

jason first. cops by now had figured out that the murders took place the night before the bodies were discovered. so where exactly were he and jessica then? >> we went to the pizza hut up on -- i don't know, probably 5:30 or something like that and away in oklahoma city. >> you remember how you paid for the pizza hut? >> on my credit card. i'm sure it's on my card. >> reporter: then right to the point. >> you have any reason to want to harm gary or jan? >> not at all. >> didn't do anything to hurt them -- >> no. >> didn't go in the house? everything you telling me the truth? >> absolutely. >> reporter: next jessica was in the chair answering questions about her relationship with her parents. >> are they paying any of your bills? >> they pay my at&t bill for my cell pne pay my car insurance. and i think that's it. >> i'm just going to ask, did you have any ill feelings towards your folks, anything that you would have been mad at them for, any reason to want to harm them or anything like that? >> no

jason: dolphins and rams. elsewhere in the division, less than a minute left in the game, dolphins down 3. ryan tannehill throws a strike to devante parker. 9 yard touchdown. dolphins win 14-10. miami has now won 5 in a row to climb back into the playoff picture. bills in cincinnati. no score in the first. the bills score first. lesean mccoy takes it in from 7 you are looking at the afc east division. the patriots still running away with it. miami definitely back in the picture. the jets were idle. the top team in the nfc is the dallas cowboys. they played the ravens. third quarte, tied at 10-10. dak prescott throws a jump ball into the end zone and dez bryant holds it in for the touchdown. the cowboys are 9-1. they win 27-17. team back in the playoffs for a 13th consecutive season. the wildcats gathered in their locker room this morning to watch the selection show. at 7-4 overall new hampshire received an at-large bid and will host the champions of the patriot league. the lehigh mountain hawks are 9-2. the 13

jason gruenauer is checking that right now and he joins us from the first alert weather chaser, jason. >> good morning to you. we're tracking a side streets here and road conditions here in south denver. we turned onto clarks son and while -- driving on the main highways, it's icy. we'll show you as we drive in our denver first alert weather chaser. a lot of cars on the side of the road with a lot of snow. but that's what you're waking up. from our streets, the worst parts are where the intersections are where people drove through and took that snow or that melted snow that froze and became ice. as you pull out of your riveway intersections, that's where it's the cruuchiest. we're going into littleton next and show you what condition was now, but as we head into the main intersections, not too bad. you want to take it slow as you get out there on the roads this morning. for more on that, we'll go back to the studio, and jason luber for how the whole drive is looking around the metro area. >> it's going to be a difficult one for folks. this is my drive in on northbound i-25 passing cou

jason king -- jason: our final friday night football report of the season ? jason: welcome to our friday 2016 season. 16 teams will play for their respective titles tomorrow at unh. division i has the late game. that for taking on exit her. bedford is in the championship game for the third time in the last five years but has yet to win a title. this is the first shot or their head coach. exeter has 14 state titles to their credit. and their head coach has the blue hawks the second straight season. these teams did not meet during the regular season which should make the game more challenging. >> it usually comes down to special teams. hitting the yardage and playing defense. it is november and it will be cold. >> we hope for a close game. two great programs. great respect for their team. a terrific team to play against. >> they have guys that know how to make plays. >> their pursuit to their football, they hustle. it will be a good matchup. jason: in division ii, it will be plymouth and bow. bow went to the championship game twice before winning both games. di

we heard from jason miller and mike pence. soon, we'll be hearing from donald trump. >> if you want to make the case that she's unethical, untrustworthy, she did something, she was wrong, more power to you. a lot of people will agree with you and can go to the polls and vote against hillary clinton. what mike pence just said is dangerous. it is just like trump saying i will not accept the results of the election. the fbi director has recommended no charges. we live in a society that's governed by the rule of law and by an independent fbi director who has a ten-year term. and an attorney general. for him to say that this is all rigged and you can't believe that, and he is going to pronounce, as a guy who is a former congressman and a governor, he knows what is legal and not legal. that is not just irresponsible, it is dangerous for our country. we've got to get beyond republican and democrat here. they will rue the day they are in a similar situation and you have somebody playing with the role of the fbi director or the attorne

denver 7 jason gruenauer live in castle rock jason, police and neighbors pretty >>reporter: yes, but the good news this morning is that those residents who were evacuated are let back into their homes. we saw three cars so far coming back home here. -?this is west pereskitt way. they were able to return. police don't believe there's a thheat to public safety, but when you're talking about explosive chemical and devices, it's something taken seriously by those who live here and by law enforcement. it connection with a string oo car break-ins. when they searched the homes of one of the teens, they found chem cals and devices at could have become a bomb. so the bomb squad was called in. 30 homes were evacuated and the bombs were taken to a nearby golf course. listen what happens next. >> [explosion] >> dang. >> that, the -- that was the explosion as they detonated them actually in a bunker, a sand trap if the plu where this home is. those two, 16 year old boys were arrested on separate charges, they could be facing more charges. as for this morning, the home where the chemicals were fou

reporting liowve dntown, i'm jason gruenauer. denver7. victims in the pulse night club in orlando, released now. coming up, we're going to hear more as it turns into the hostage situation. >>> in illinois, the latest on that situation. >> if you saw mysterious planes, we have more. >> a major change today. 30s and 40s in the city and i... i... i wanted those... no you didn't... hefty slider bags cost less than ziploc. you'll thank me later. oh... . >>> just in this morning, russia is blocking the social networknetworking, linkedin. headquartered in the united states. the first major social network to be blocked by russian authorities. should become availableein russia within the next day. no comment on this yet from linkedin. >>> a natural gas explosion in illinois. one killed and several buildings damages. police still trying to figure >>> a device outside an elementary school. >> the device was exploded and on the deck of a cafeteria worker's pickup truck. the students were not in danger as it was too far way from the building, but they