. >> sreenivasan: "new york times" reporter julie davis is covering the syria peace talks and joins me by phone from vienna. how significantly has last night's attacks played into the conversation? >> reporter: well, i think it really stiffens everyone's reswrorl, as john kerry said, to come out with something concrete from these meetings. everyone took a moment of silence in the beginning of the ministerial. everyone was very solbell and very determined to make some headway here in light of the attacks that really underscored the challenge they're facing, trying to confront the islamic state and, you know, its effects on the region but also, obviously, well beyond the region. it did did lend a sense of urgency, and they made some headway, but i would say they were looking for a lot more momentum than they maybe were able to get because there are still some pretty significant remaining issues >> sreenivasan: what are they hoping to accomplish and what's standing in between today and that point? >> well, they did come up with a timetable for action on a political transition in syria, wh

>>julie: aggressive wishful thinking. josh davis tattooed the win on his ribs but when they lost he was devastated. he said the $300 tat isn't a regret. >> a quick decision but after all that happened and after the fact, i think it is a whole cool experience and i am looking at all the positive aspects and i don't aspects and i don't don't regret it at all. i think it is awesome. >> davis will add 1969 and 198 6 to the tattoos. he hopes to turn the 2015 into a 2016 if they win next year. >>daniel: um ... [laughter] >>julie: we can always go for a 2016 for him. >>daniel: it is his body he can do whatever he likes to. >>> a new legal headache for fantasy sports company. coming up at 5:00, the technology another company said from their sites. >>> a pregnant woman and her husband rushed to the hospital when their car is clipped and flipped in this dramatic video. we have a crew at the scene gathering new information about couple is doing this morning. hey mom, i could use some basil. oh, sure thing, sweetie. life is eating out of a flow

. >> reporter: davis' predecessor anthony batts was fired in july, but the killings continued, 311 homicides this year, up 59% over 2014. davis, who was deputy commissioner at the time of the rioting, says one reason the murder rate is up the looting-of-30 farm sisms suddenly 238,000 doses of prescription drugs were on the streets with gangs fighting for controlling. >> when they get their hands on those stash, then there's a competition for the geography they need to occupy to sell their drugs. erupted. >> reporter: with the trials of those six police officers scheduled to extend straight into next year, davis says that he will treat a protest like a protest and a riot like a riot. scott, that's something he says the department did not do seven months ago. >> pelley: jeff pegues in baltimore. jeff, thanks. in the presidential campaign, hillary clinton made news today when charlie rose asked her whether u.s. combat troops should join the fight against isis in syria and iraq. >> i agree with the president's point that we're not putting american combat troops back into syria or iraq. we are no

davis is charged with assault with intent to murder a police returns to court on monday for dangerousness hearing. >> julie: happening today south boston man will be arraigned in connection with murder of marshfield man. this came into the newsroom about 30 minutes ago. state police arrested mark o'brien overnight with connection of killing of mckenna. mckenna was murdered in dameons point road in september. o'brien faces murder and burglary charges and two other suspects were arrested last month. >>> julie: fight between brothers in canton turns deadly. we covered breaking news all morning yesterday. police responded to call on washington street just before our 4:00 a.m. newscast. they found one brother stabbed. he is expected to recover. the suspect larry king junior held police at bay until finally taken into custody and also had stab wound and died later at the hospital. >>> julie: police found weapon on school property and officers were investigating possible lowell and 18-year-old lewis chrispin had gun in his pocket and when searched they found a loaded gun. he will be back in court november 20th. >

davis tweeted she did not have an update yet. airline tweeted saying they are doing everything they can to reunite with luggage and certainly keep you updated on this all morning. >> julie: curt schilling subpoenaed after looking at 75 million-dollar deal with schilling's company, 38 studios. when the business failed it left taxpayers on the hook for the cost. the committee asked schilling to answer questions about how the deal went wrong but his lawyers declined. the subpoena will not be enforced in massachusetts where schilling is from. >>> julie: dramatic ending on portrait when the guest of honor was wheeled from st. louis to awaiting ambulance and happened before since 30:00. buddy ciancia says he became dehydrated. earlier he had been cracking jokes denoting criminal past saying it was not the first time he had been framed. >> daniel: protester turned from donald trump's campaign in worcester has a record. peter was charged ten years ago for leaving unfinished bomb at military recruiting center on park avenue in courts stemming from the protest. he making mistakes previously in his life and charged with conduct. >> julie: 9:47 and slow spots just in somerville on

davis. >> break up into little pieces seven news this week the sanders approximate -- and spend $2 million to give a better idea of the background. >> julie: 8:47 and still holding on, 93 southbound sluggish through medford, average speed 14 miles per hour as you head on 128 southbound through the lexington area. pike is slow through the weston tolls and then still very sluggish through brighton you could see heavy volume, not a lot of space between those cars. here live drive times, 32 minutes on the pike from the weston tolls to the ted williams tunnels. 31 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the exit for the pike and 51 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. meteorologist shiri spear joining us now with look at pretty mild day and week ahead. >> julie: temperatures 15 above average by thursday and into friday and let's not sneeze at today because even today we are starting mild, ending the week mild here in the next chance for rain comes in friday into saturday so you want to see the mild forecast, how about this, 54 right now in boston, we have some early morning clouds that you're waking up to now a

because if you asked me in july would trump still be in first place on thanksgiving, i would have thought you were crazy. but you know, i think that he's -- i think congressman davisn all 99 counties in iowa to come out and caucus for you. rick santorum was successful at that. will carson will be able to get the same number to the polls? i don't know. it's certainly entertaining to watch. i hope that we in the media, at least, start to listen to some of the lack of substance that trump is putting forward because he's really not saying anything. >> we're out of time, but congressman, davis, what will this field look like very quickly? >>le with i look for ted cruz in iowa. this is a very conservative electorate there. new hampshire, completely different because you have independents allowed to vote, same-day registration. whoever wins iowa won't win new hampshire. >> and it's going to be a fast two months. we'll all be watching. to both of you, thank you. happy thanksgiving. >>> still ahead, new details surrounding the death of a football legend, frank gifford. his family confirming he suffered from a concussion-related disease. and it is creating critical dialogue