at arlington national cemetery, i'm jennifer davis. adrienne: coming up in sports, clay matthews prepared for a role change. stephen watson has an update ahead. plus, how the badgers hope to run their way to another win over minnesota. 12 sports is next, but first here are tonight's winning lottery numbers. announcer: big 12 sports presented by menards. >> our focus on defense is more about the big plays. our pass defense, that the place has bit of us here over the last couple of weeks. stephen: that's head coach mike mccarthy on what the defense is working on. they got a big boost today when jake ryan returned to practice. he was limited, so his status for monday night in philadelphia is still uncertain. whether or not he's available could impact clay matthews. if ryan misses another game, the packers will have just two inside linebackers on their active roster, joe thomas and carl bradford. that means that clay would likely help on the inside. matthews is the packers top pass rusher, but he is preparing for both roles just in case th

i'll jennifer davis in josh: welcome back. explosions could be heard just before the roof of this former steel mill collapsed in upstate new york today. jean: the smoke from this fire could be seen for miles, and some people reported debris falling well outside the property. local news reports say the fire was started by a blight bulb fall onto a pile of combustible te plastic recycling plant could take three days to put out. people have been warned to stay away from the lodi facility because of the fumes from that plastic. fire crews say there's no danger of the flames spreading to other buildings, but it could take days to extinguish all the hot spots in the tightly packed bales of plastic. two tennessee officers put their lives on the line for the family, trapped inside this burning home. helped them escape, a paralyzed man was trapped in a bedroom and deputies couldn't move them on their own, both stayed inside the burning home until firefighter arrived. >> we weren't just going to let him stay inside that house while it w

but as jennifer davis from our washington bureau tells us now officials say the time has come to increase security there. jennifer over the last two : years, arlington national cemetery has been incrementally increasing security here, but now they are stepping things up with a big change. arlington national cemetery is hallowed ground. a place for peaceful, reverent >> it's a definite balance. we are active cemetery doing 27 to 30 funerals a day which is our primary mission so we want to make sure the environment is perfect for those events that occur and don't want to take anything away from that. jennifer but while promoting and : preserving the sacred environment officials also need to keep it safe. and while there is no specific threat to the cemetery, the army has ordered overall security increases in response to shootings nationwide. >> it's very important to keep everyone safe and secure especially for those visiting grave sites, want to give them a safe place to grieve and safe place for everyone to visit. new enhanced security measures -- jennifer will include photo : id checks f

>> don't waste your time. >> jennifer: and davis uses laminated glass. he says it costs about1, jennifer eagan, 7news "today in new england." >> kris: one person is in the hospital after a multifamily home goes up in flames. we're told that person received severe burns. it happened on pine street. six families live in that building. >> christa: investigators in chelsea are releasing a key clue they hope will help catch a suspect. police released several pictures of the suspect. this man was spotten side a mexican restaurant before hitting and killing a man with his car back in june. very next morning. right now police are still searching for that suspect's vehicle. >> kris: there are also new details about a deadly construction accident that happened in duxbury. thousands of dollars have been raised to help the family of a carver man killed in that accident. according to the "globe," people have donated $7,000 to the family of this 28-year-old man who died saturday. investigators say he had been using a circular saw to cut a water line when the saw malfun

fox5's jennifer davis spoke with the victim. >> i really didn't think i was going to make it. stitches, a broken arm, a broken pelvis, four broken teeth and bite marks all over her body, but she lived to tell the heroin tail of coming face to face with an angry black female behavioram i heard this horrendous growlino and i turned to look at itrren d the bear came out on two feet and she grabbed me my my face and she threw me to the ground and then she came behind me and grabbed my arm and pit it in half the bear came at her four separate times from three different directions for about t 35 minutes.35 and then she came back around again and grabbed the top of my head with her teeth. and then she started to try and go for my neck and i sort of was doing like this to kind of protect my neck so i hit her four times. i tried to hit her really hardly to get her to go away and itt didn't work. and then she came around another time, the last time she attacked me and put her paw on my back every time i moved she'd start to come and attack me. i think she stopped because shee was tired.

she unknowingly walked between jennifer davis has more. >> i really didn't think i would make it. >> reporter: karen osborne has a black eye, stitches, broken arm, broken pelvis, four broken teeth and bite marks all over her body. but she lived to tell the inging tale of coming face to face with a black female bear. >> i heard growling and turned to look at it and bear came out on two face and grabbed my face and threw me to the ground and came around behind me and grabbed my arm and bit it in half literally. >> the bear came at her four separate times from three different directions for about 35 minutes. >> and then she came baca round again and grabbed the top of my head with her teeth and then she started to go for my neck i sort of was doing this to protect my neck i hit her like four times i tried toyed away it didn't work. and then she came around another time the last time she attacked me and put her paw on my back and kept trying to bite at me. every time i moved she would start comma tack me. i could feel her breath. i think she stopped because she was tired. >> reporter: cu

in washington, jennifer davis, wmur news 9. tom: grocery shoppers in boston could soon be seeing an kra charge on their receipts, the city is that would charge residents five cents per bag at grocery and convenience stores, doesn't matter if it's paper or plastic. the taxis meant to encourage shoppers to bring a reusable bag. jennifer: in tonight's spirit of giving, today is giving tuesday. so people all across the country are helping important causes by donating both their time and their money. granite united way is encouraging people to give to their organizations today. the nonprofit helps fund stability. >> given tuesday -- giving tuesday is a wonderful part of this, it's a way to celebrate generosity, and we have so many people in new hampshire who like to give not only donations but give of their time that really matters in a state like yours is to volunteer. jennifer: if you'd like to donate, you can visit the website at: or text: all money raised today will be used to purchase and distribute books to children. you can h

i'm jennifer davis. jennifer: nashua city leaders hope a program showing success in manchester can help them begin to curb the drug crisis there. kristen carosa is live in the gate city tonight which now offers safe stations. reporter: t in january and now take a look the city is ready to help people find recovery. nashua launched their safe station program today here at the east hollis street fire station. it's very similar to manchester's program which has helped 700 people since it was started in may. people are encouraged to walk into any of nashua's six fire stations to be evaluated and then transferred to a 24-7 recovery center or hospital if organizations that offer counseling, coaching and medical treatment. no one will be turned away. >> harbor homes can help to sort of bridge the gap with medical detox or maybe just with a shelter, between the time that a person wants to seek help and when they can get into a longer term treatment program. reporter: the fire department says they've gone through

"fox5" jennifer davis talked to her. >> i really didn't think i would make it. >> karen osborne has a black eye. stitches, a broken broken pelvis and four broken teeth and bite marks all over her body. but, she lived to tell the heroing tale of coming face to face with an angry black female bear. >> i heard horrendous growling and tushd to look at it and bear came out on two feet and grabbed me by my face and threw me to the ground and then came around behind me and grabbed my arm and fwit in half literally. >> bear came at her four different directions for about 35 minutes. >> then she came baca round again and grabbed the top of my head with her teeth and then she started to try to go for my neck and i sort of was doing like this to kind of protect my neck soy hit her like four times i tried to hit her really hard to get her to go away and it didn't work. and then she came around another time the last time she attacked me and put her paw on my back and kept trying to bite every time i moved she would start to come and attack me. i could feel her breath. i think she stopped because s

in washington, jennifer davis, wmur news nine. >> to the dr. now and rain falling in parts o look at portsmouth now where it is sprinkling out there and 43 degrees. the chief meteorologist tracking more rain on the way. reporter: all of this beneficial rain across a good part of central southern new hampshire still in the severe and even extreme drought in parts of extreme southern new hampshire. take a look what is going on temperature wise into the 40s a few degrees, above the average for the last day of november. which will go down as a very warm november. not in the top ten but very notice on doppler radar there are showers scooting on through the north country. steadier rain over southern new hampshire and even heavier rain down to our south trying to organize. it looks like by late this evening and overnight as you can clearly see on futurecast that's when the bulk of the rain will fall across new hampshire. many parts of new hampshire will pick up again a lot of beneficial rain. how much can we expect? we'll take a look at that plus foll

. >> in frederick, jennifer davis, "fox5" us in. >> osborne says she's considersing legal action can she. >> now to the latest on donald trump's transition to the white house. two more names announced as part of administration. lauren blanchard has the details. >> president-elect donald trump continuing to together his team in preparation for president densey. some are criticizing his process and some say he's right on track. >> when bill clinton was elect today took six weeks to pick cabinet official and here we are week three he is rocking and rolling. >> no cabinets point will be made until next week but today announcing staff picks campaign house counsel and kt mcfarland. the deputy national security advice are own flynn tweeting so broud and honored to be kt fk far land adds part of the national team. she will help us make america great again orders remain skeptical mr. trump is co fepder tore secretary of state. is voteal during the campaign of mr. trump. some of his closest allies are. >> he seems to be picking great people whether they were with him or not he'll do what he he

something that analysts are saying donald trump the in washington, jennifer davis. >> pope francis i will travel to ireland in 2018 marking the first papal visit to the country in 40 years. the poach just met with ireland's prime mentor in vatican city. they work to improve relations. among the issues the sex abuse scandal and legalization of same-sex marriage in ireland. prince william is backing his brother's harry request coverage for his private life. he backs his desire to support those closest to him. this following press questions that william disagreed with his relationship. new questions tonight in the disappearance of a california mother. >> no vanishes weeks ago and found alive on thanksgiving day. the information ref vealed and >> now to the bizarre case of the california mother found alive after being kidnapped weeks ago. he's out of the hospital tonight and the search continues for the suspects. about sherri papini's condition. tonight the hunt is on for alleged kidnappers after a missing northern california mother who law enforcement believe was held captive for three

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the show follows assistant tennis pro davis meyers, his family and friends. paul reiser and jennifer grey co- star. the second season of "red oaks" debuts this friday on amazon my dad was a family doctor in pinellas county for 55 years. he used to even take me on house calls. both my parents taught me to help others. that's why i believe in public service. as your governor we got things done, and if you send me to congress we can do it again. i'll protect social security and medicare. and i'll take care of our veterans. i'm charlie crist and i approve this message because i'll put you, the people first. . >>> good monday morning. we're coming up on your 6:00 hour. just checked across the area, no issues with visibility out there. everyone is in the clear. we are off to a nice comfortable start as well. 61 right now brooksville. 69 degrees in st. petersburg. we're all heading for 80s today in the low to mid80s. generally between 81 and 44 for your high this afternoon. this is going to be the warmest we're talking noticeable drop in our temperatures as we look ahead to the weekend. i'l

davis uses laminated glass at the store. it cost about 1200 to protect that door. in the newsroom. jennifer eagan, 7news "today in new england." >>> breaking news. some information we have just coming into the newsroom now. an arrest in the case of the mother killed outside of a party police say 44-year-old gloibel was belten to -- beaten to death in, in a parking lot. a 23-year-old man from worcester will be arraigned this morning. he faces assault and battery charges at this point. >>> also new this morning investigators in chelsea are releasing a key clue they hope will help lead them to a suspect. in a deadly hit-and-run. police they say this is the man that you see here who was spotted at mexican restaurant before hitting and killing a man with his car. the 25-year-old victim died the next morning. police are searching for the suspect's car. >>> one person is in the hospital after a mult by family home goes up in flame in manchester, new hampshire. we're told that person now in critical condition with severe burns. it happened on pine street and >>> a police officer shot in line of dut