in ads and statements, kevin steele was highly critical of his predecessor for passing on the cosby case. bill cosby was once one of the most beloved men in philadelphia, but d.a.-elect kevin steele won his election campaigning in part by running against bill cosby. >> a former d.a. who refused to prosecute bill cosby. >> reporter: attack ads repeatedly ran, critical of steele's opponent, former d.a. bruce castor. >> castor said we don't charge people for making a mistake or doing something foolish. >> reporter: thursday cosby's attorney revealed what she said motivated the charges. >> he's fulfilling a campaign promise, not necessarily interested in effectuating justice. >> reporter: cosby surrounded by questions and cameras wednesday was formally charged with aggravated assault. the charges stem from early 2004 when court records say he drugged and assaulted a temple university employee at his montgomery county home. the charges come months before the statute of limitations was

kevin phelan and his family stopped by this fire station to thank the firefighters and paramedics who saved his life a week before christmas. the 49-year-old dialed 911 when he didn' symptoms that felt like indigestion and pain in his right arm. his heart stopped in the ambulance, but paramedics brought him back. only 8% of people survive the type of heart attack that kevin his family says it was their best christmas ever. kevin: wow. yeah. we are looking at one more fairly mild the day, back in the 30' s, partial sunshine into sunday when a strong cold front moves in. very cold for next week. erin: all right. starting tonight at 5:00, we will be live at new year' s eve festivities around new hampshire as the clock ticks down to 2016. and a new challenge for this year' s rose parade. an agriculture quarantine means that float designers had to stop using some of the most popular plants. we will tell you about that. that does it for us. announcer: 3 republican governors. but which governor won national praise for tough leadership handling nine hurricanes? which governor made his state n

kevin lewis is live in city and hasm baltimore more from his position. kevin? hi, there. throughout the evening we have seen protesters and activists displaying their opinions in a variety of ways. brad was just showing you many using their voices. i want to introduce you to a named paul rucker. paul, you brought into the lawn in front of city hall a display that certainly captured the attention of many. display?the what did it represent? >> i brought a series of coffins. not real coffins. they are musical instruments cases. this is one right here. with american flag. i want people to remember freddie gray was a human being the one on trial today. porter was on trial. a lot of times the victim is on trial. i want to bring attention to growing over the years and increasing over the years of the people that have been killed by the police, whether it's accidentally or case.lect in this kevin: we have video of what of what the show display looked like when the cityas out in front of hall. what was the response you got from people passing by drawn to display? >> it was unbelie

erin: only 8% of people survive the type of heart attack that kevin had. his family said it was their best christmas ever. the 127th tournament of roses parade is tomorrow in pasadena, california. this year' s theme is "find your adventure." filmmaker into new hampshire resident ken burns will serve as the grand marshall. he can' t wait to ride with his family. >> i' m so excited. it' s such an unbelievable honor. they said, you are the grand marshal. i said, im? ve had oscar nominations and emmy nominations and wins and lots of other things, but i don' t think anything has compared to this. erin: he said he is honored to follow in the tradition of other grand marshals. you can watch the rose parade starting tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. coming up, do you ever wonder what your baby wants? researchers say they can help on average, it takes three hundred americans working for a solid year, to make as much money as one top ceo. it's called the wage gap. and the republicans will make it worse by lowering taxes for those at the top and letting corporations write their own

kevin: hi, leon. police say a drunken argument was the precursor for the shooting.ncisco trujillo and his wife hosted the party in the house behind me. on the guest list a man by the name of mario perez. tonight perez is dead and trujillo is behind bars. >> the shooting. the victim is still alive but shot in the upper chest. kevin: it was meant to be a festive holiday get-together. but party hosts francisco trujillo is accused of gunning down his own guests. >> four days before christmas. house was decorated for the holidays. >> according to police, trujillo started fighting with the man who he felt was acting drunk and threatening his family. trujillo allegedly grabbed a gun and fired a bullet in the victim's chest. >> it's terrible. >> baker lives around the corner. >> that is insane. what causes people to do stuff like that? that is horrible. it's a christmas party. >> today crime scene techs seen carrying a red plastic bag and long black tape from the trujillo home. investigators say that trujillo apologized for the shooting but claimed self-defense. they didn't

his kids. it turns out it is worth $300,000. kevin: he claimed his prize yesterday. he plans to use the money to help his family and send his kids some are nice for spring break. sean: coming up, a close call at boston' s logan airport. a plane nearly collided with a drone trying to land. the bruins faced off against the senators and put on an hundred americans to make as much money as one top ceo. and the republicans will make it those at the top and letting corporations write their own rules. hillary clinton will work to close the wage gap. equal pay for women to raise a higher minimum wage, lower taxes for the middle class. she gets the job done for us. i'm hillary clinton and i >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. sean: welcome back. good morning, everybody. wednesday, december 30. almost new year' s eve. 21 degrees out there. little bit of rainfall is lingering. first, let' s get to our top stories. we are following a developing story out of wakefield. police are following a deadly crash out of route 16. it involved four secret s

his status. we would like to get back our kevin lewis is live outside city hall. he has been speaking to people since the mistrial was declared. kevin: that is correct. congressman cummings from the seventh congressional district. you spent 20 years as a criminal trials lawyer. congressman: before coming to congress. kevin: you have a unique insight to the trial. were you surprised learning there was no verdict reached and this was a mistrial? congressman: i wasn't surprised. i know people have strong feelings on both sides. people are strong for police officers and others have a distrust of the police officers. the views are strong. this is a very high standard that the prosecution has to meet. they have to get 12 people to unanimously agree that a person is guilty of every element of a crime. so what that means today those 12 men and women, chosen from the city, could not agree. this case will be retried. they will get trial dates tomorrow and officer porter will be tried it again. kevin: you have that on good authority? >> i know that to be a fact. kevin: will

joining us now a close friend of kevin ortiz and his wife. he's also the youth pastor of fontana first assembly of god where the couple attends church. you visit the kevin in the hospital. what can you tell us about ho uh he's dong and your conversations with him there in the hospital? >> sure, yes. i visited him today. i seen him today. he was doing much better. he's recovering from the wounds. and he's doing much better now. >> and what does he remember about the shooting? very lit frl what he told me. he said that they were at the company christmas party when all of a sudden he heard pops on the hallway. and after that, he said he seen somebody come inside the room where they were celebrating. the suspect was wearing a mask and just began to shoot at everybody. >> what does he say about syed farook. what was his reaction to discovering who was doing this shooting? >> he doesn't know. >> he still doesn't know that -- go ahead. >> he still doesn't b know. >> so no one has discussed with him what we know about the facts of this case? that's no

kevin paul had his parole revoked yesterday just 7 months after it was granted. paul was with gordon perry back in 1997 when perry shot and killed epsom police officer jeremy charron. paul pleaded guilty to several charges related to that crime and was sentenced to 16 to 50 years in prison. yesterday the board found that paul violated 10 of the 13 complaints filed against him , that include a drug offense and failing to report to his parole officer. >> it' s clear that you can' t take him at his word. his words mean nothing, and quite frankly, he thinks your words mean nothing. if you' re going to say zero tolerance, with all due respect, it' s got to be zero tolerance. today is the "or else" day you keep telling this defendant about. prison for two years. he can apply to go before the a peterborough man is fighting to recover, one year after he was nearly killed when a seven pound rock crashed through the windshield of the car he was riding in. the rock crushed adam lecomte' s skull. doctors thought he' d be in rehab for two years, but he was home in just 4 mont

kevin: hi, alison. what we learned today should come as a surprise to parents all across maryland. according to the civil lawsuit filed this week, a strength and conditioning coach with the walter johnson high school crew club struck up a romantic relationship with that 16-year-old girl on the boating team. the two allegedly exchanged more than 3,000 text messages and in december went to the woodmont country club in rockville where they had sex. two days later that girl attempted suicide by ingesting pills. she survived but is now living at a mental health center. why aren't they charging her coach with a crime? according to the maryland law the age of consent is 16. while it's still illegal for full-time teachers and coaches to have sexual relations with the students and athletes, the law does not cover part-time coaches and teachers. >> because he is a part-time teacher, a part-time coach there is no criminal sanction against him for these activities. i think he knew that. the fact he writes that in a text is sort of amazing and indicate he is knew what he was doing. kevin: today

. >>> a marathon bombing survivor passed away unexpectedly. 37-year-old kevin white died from what his family said was an illness. he was at the finish line wins the bombs went off. he was hit with shrapnel and suffered ear damage. >>> a new leader in france is under investigation for tweet under investigation for tweeting gruesome images of people killed by issi. she removed the photos of james foley at the request of his family. she said to french news service she did not know it was foley. a journalist accused her of

his biography put him on top of the polls among the leading contenders, but it's going downhill because he's not the john: worst politician. house majority leader kevin mccarthy who blew his chance to become speaker when he bragged congressional investigations into benghazi had damaged hillary clinton. you got that figured out, pat? the most define being political moment. pat: it is the paris and san bernadino massacres which have really turned the whole world at to the right. eleanor: i agree with that but i would also add all of the shootings of young unarmed black men, which have really altered politics in this country. tom: it has to be the paris attacks, the scale of devastation, the sense of loss and the effect it has had in political communities across the world. clarence: i would saber ber' time -- well timed denunciation it changed the tone of the democratic campaign. john: it was president obama's decision to skip the rally in paris after the massacre of the editorial staff had -- at charlie hebdo's magazine. more than 40 world leaders attended the march drawing more than three million parisians. turncoat of the year, pat. pat: reagan appoi

his game? or is it the same ted cruz we have seen? kevinawing crowds anywhere from 500 to 1000 people. he was joined by herman cain and senator sessions at one point as well. what is interesting is he has his two young daughters with him. his wife, heidi cruz. she is in the financial services industry and has made a name for herself. he celebrated his birthday. a lot of energy from the conservative base at these rallies. he is not going after donald trump. it sounds like he is jockeying. again, everyone is waiting for the donald to fall, but guess who is coming to new hampshire on monday night? donald trump himself. mark: is he talking anything about marco rubio in his trump speech? kevin: absolutely. the one guy senator cruz likes taking a swing at is senator rubio. they have been really going at it on immigration. senator cruz is trying to present himself as the more conservative version on policy. senator rubio taking swings back. i was just at a rally with former governor bush and he said no one really cares about all this wonk war goin

his highest support yet. bernie sanders is also searching on the democratic side. he told a crowd he thinks he can win in new hampshire. kevin: as the december rain winds down, the wind picks up in the afternoon. >> you, michael dixon, took away a wonderful human being. erin: emotional statements in court after a man learns his fate after admitting to causing a deadly crash while driving drunk earlier this year. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. erin: good morning, new hampshire. thanks for joining us. i' m erin fehlau. we are waking up to a very rainy morning out there. kevin skarupa joins us. how much longer is the rain going to last? kevin: maybe on and off through the afternoon. at least a couple more hours. we may have a few wind gusts over 40 miles per hour. the last of the rain showers pull through in the next couple hours. highs going from the mid-40' s to the upper 50' s today. wind advisory posted for parts of the state through 6:00 this evening. a look at your ride this morning. we are joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. good tuesday morning. deb: good tuesday morning. wet

of watching the pain of watching his father die. >> i hope these faces haunt you. >> i have to remind myself that i don' t have the right to miss my kids because kevin cannot miss his. i' m truly sorry. i ask for forgiveness not for myself, but for yourselves, so it does not eat you away. ray: his blood-alcohol level was -- 0.19 four hours after the accident. erin: state police want to remind you to stay safe this holiday season. the plea comes after authorities made several arrests the last few days. state police plan to have more troopers on the roads to keep drivers safe. >> these impaired drivers are taking other people' s lives in their hands. if it were not for the public calling in and reporting wrong way driver' s and the multiple car crash, it probably would have ended in tragedy. erin: in one recent incident, the person behind the wheel travel for 16 miles before she was stopped with spike strips. manchester police took a man into custody for robbery and charged him with another crime. gerard dionne into custody at macy' s. he punched one of the officers, but did not hurt him. officers gathered enough evidence and probable cause to charge

. >> other western conference kevin durant, his team visiting l.a. go. thunder inbounding up one, chris paul steals it and lays it in so clippers take a one-point lead. next thunder possession, kevin durant, doing what he does, mvp elbow. okc takes a one-point lead. last chance for the clippers here. paul, the shot for the win. durante defense to okc wins the by one and won 11 of 14. that'll do it for us. >> yes, america, you have three more shopping days till christmas. >> okay. thanks. >>> like getting my sports from a woman too. >> exactly. >>> up next in "the pulse," significant step forward in space travel with the late night landing of a rocket. >>> going viral, slow motion video showing kids' reaction to it's a highly contagious disease. r it can be especially p unfortunately, many people who spread it may not know they have it. it's called whooping cough. and the cdc recommends everyone, make sure their whooping understand the danger your new grandchild faces. r talk to your doctor or pharmacist about you and your p family getting a whooping cough

. >> other western conference contenders, these guys pretty good too, kevin durant, his team visiting l.a. go. thunder inbounding, up one, chris paul steals the ball,lys it in, so clippers take a one-point lead. next thunder possession, kevin durant doing what he does, mvp style, pulls up just long of the elbow. okc takes a one-point lead. so, last chance for the clippers here. paul, the shot for the win. durant defense to okc wins it by one. they've won 11 of 14 and that'll do it for us. >> yes, america, you have three more shopping days till chrimas. >> oka thanks. >> i like getting my sports from a woman too. >> exactly. >>> up next in "the pulse," a significant step f forward i space travel with the late night landing of a rocket. santa a claus. there's something out there. it's a highly contagious disisease. it can be especially serious- even fatal to infants. unfortunately, many people who spread it may not know they have it. it's called whooping cough. and the cdc recommends everyone, including those around babies, make sure their whooping cough vaccination is up to dat underst

kevin is his name and he's charged with manslaughter and other crimes. robber had slept for 28 hours before the crash a fellow comedian of morgan was killed. morgan suffered brain damage. the woman accused of intentionally driving into a crowd in las vegas killing one woman will stay in jail through the holidays. holloway was in court and she's facing charges of murder, hit-and-run and child abuse. her toddler was in the car with her during the hit-and-run. >> we do believe that this defendant acted intentionally in her behavior. and if you intentionally try and run somebody over, that certainly qualifies as an attempt murder charge and that's what we're strongly considering. this is tragic for everybody involved and as the days go by and the gravity of what happens sinks in i expect she'll be in a very difficult mental state. >> the next court date in this case has been set for january. >> new at 5:00, a protest that began at the mall of america in minnesota has now moved to a local airport. hundreds of protestors briefly rallied at the mall after polic

. >> rece: now kevin wilson is going to use his final time-out. figure out what the hoosiers are going to do. although, figure to be pretty obvious here. going to throw it to the end zone. i can't imagine you would do anything more exotic than that with five seconds to go. >> danny: he just wants to talk to the guys, make sure the offensive line is solidid with protection, what receivers are going to go, which one's going to jump, which one is going to be the deflector. all those things you can go throh in this scenario. >> rece: nate sudfeld has played a ton of football, no strip sack giveup, you know, fumble return. no, actually -- >> joe i think the kicker is on the field. >> rece: how about that? griffin oakes is on the field. let's check in quickly with paul carcaterra. >> paul: good news for indiana and oakes, the wind, dead. the flakes bare sflags are barely moving. he's kicked a career high . this one over 60. >> rece: griffin oakes is going to try from midfield to go 60 yards for the win. and now duke calls a time-out right before. you kn

his parole revoked. a gorgeous day out there. kevin: 20 degrees above normal and today we are still 10 degrees above normal with wider -- lighter wind. clouds in the northwestern state. those decrease and eventually s. clouds move and on tonight. sean: let' s check out the roads. a look at i-93 from our common man camera in windham. kevin: for a look at the morning drive here in the granite state we' re joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. good morning deb. ,deb: good news is all major roads are missing well -- moving well. i do need to let you know that police and water crews on the scene of a water main break in manchester on elm street on elm and thayer, that is closed to traffic. i will keep you updated. into boston, 93 south, route 3 south and 495 looking good. this is brought to you by peters honda, niss an and kia. from the wzid traffic center, i am deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: the last republican debate of the year is the books and it didn' t disappoint. the gop candidates clashed in las vegas last night over national

the new information revealed today in a hearing for kevin roper. his attorney was trying to get the case against him thrown out. he is charged in last year's crash on the new jersey turnpike that injured morgan and killed his friend and fellow comedian james mcnair. prosecutors say the grand jury will release its findings tomorrow. >>> now family and friends gathering to remember a jersey shore teen the subject of a murder investigation. a vigil is being held for her, a middletownship cape may county. police found the 15-year-old's body in the basement of an abandoned home last week. she had been missing for nearly two weeks. police are investigating the death as a homicide but haven't charged again with a crime. they arrested three men who knew the victim on unrelated charges. >>> winter is officially in full swing. technically. as you know, it doesn't feel like anything santa would be accustomed to or comfortable in. in camden it was warm and wet this afternoon. we're getting a break from the rain but not for long. >> let's go to glenn "hurricane" sc

. >> rece: now kevin wilson is going to use his final time-out. figure out what the hoosiers are going to do. although, figure to be pretty obvious here. i can't imagine you would do anything more exotic than that with five seconds to go. >> danny: he just wants to talk to the guys, make sure the offensive line is solid with protection, what receivers are going to go, which one's going to jump, which one is going to be the deflector. all those things you can go through in this scenario. >> rece: nate sudfeld has played a ton of football, no strip sack giveup, you know, fumble return. no, actually -- >> joey: i think the kicker is on the field. >> rece: how about that? griffin oakes is on the field. let's check in quickly with paul carcaterra. >> paul: good news for indiana and oakes, the wind, dead. the flakes bare sflags are barely moving. he's kicked a career high 58. this one over 60. buckle up. >> rece: griffin oakes is going to try from midfield to go 60 yards for the win. and now duke calls a time-out right before. you know, a lot of times -

. >> rece: now kevin wilson is going to use his final time-out. figure out what the hoosiers are going to do. although, figure to be pretty obvious here. going to throw it to the end zone. i can't imagine you would do anything more exotic than that with five seconds to go. >> danny: he just wants to talk to the guys, make sure the offensive line is solid with protection, what receivers are going to go, which one's going to jump, which one is going to be the deflector. all those things you can go through in this scenario. >> rece: nate sudfeld has played a ton of football, no strip sack giveup, you know, fumble return. no, actually -- >> joey: i think the kicker is on the field. >> rece: how about that? griffin oakes is on the field. let's check in quickly with paul carcaterra. >> paul: good news for indiana and oakes, the wind, dead. he's kicked a career high 58. this one over 60. buckle up. >> rece: griffin oakes is going to try from midfield to go 60 yards for the win. and now duke calls a time-out right before. you know, a lot of times -- >> jo

. >> rece: now kevin wilson is going to use his final time-out. figure out what the hoosiers are going to do. although, figure to be pretty obvious here. going to throw it to the end zone. i can't imagine you would do anything more exotic than that with five seconds to go. >> danny: he just wants to talk to the guys, make sure the offensive line is solid with going to go, which one's going to jump, which one is going to be the deflector. all those things you can go through in this scenario. >> rece: nate sudfeld has played a ton of football, no strip sack giveup, you know, fumble return. no, actually -- >> joey: i think the kicker is on the field. >> rece: how about that? griffin oakes is on the field. let's check in quickly with paul carcaterra. >> paul: good news for indiana and oakes, the wind, dead. the flakes bare sflags are barely moving. this one over 60. buckle up. >> rece: griffin oakes is going to try from midfield to go 60 yards for the win. and now duke calls a time-out right before. you know, a lot of times -- >> joey: i got my return

. >> rece: now kevin wilson is going to use his final time-out. figure out what the hoosiers are going to do. although, figure to be pretty obvious here. going to throw it to the end zone. i can't imagine you would do anything more exotic than that >> danny: he just wants to talk to the guys, make sure the offensive line is solid with protection, what receivers are going to go, which one's going to jump, which one is going to be the deflector. all those things you can go through in this scenario. >> rece: nate sudfeld has played a ton of football, no strip sack giveup, you know, fumble return. no, actually -- >> joey: i think the kicker is on the field. >> rece: how about that? griffin oakes is on the field. let's check in quickly with paul carcaterra. >> paul: good news for indiana and oakes, the wind, dead. s flags are barely moving. he's kicked a career high 58. this one over 60. buckle up. >> rece: griffin oakes is going to try from midfield to go 60 yards for the win. and now duke calls a time-out right before. you know, a lot of times -- >>

rece: now kevin wilson is going to use his final time-out. figure outut what the hoosisis are going to do. although, figure to be pretty obvious here. going throw it to theh end zone. i can't imagine you would do anything more exotic than that with five seconds to go. >> danny: he just wants to talk to the guys, make sure the offensive lin is solid with protection, what receivers are going to go, which one's going to jump,hich one is going to be the deflector. all those things you can go through in this scenario. >> rece: nate sudfeld has played a ton of football, no strip sack giveup, you know, fumble return. no, actually - - >> joey: i think the kicker is on the field. >> rece: how about that? griffin oakes is on the field. let's check in quickly with pau carcaterra. and oakes, t the wiwi, dead. the flakes bare sflags are barely moving. this one over 60. buckle up. >> rece: griffin oakes is going to try from midfield too 60 yards for ththwin. and now duke calls a time-out right before. you know, a lot of times -- >> joey: i got myy returnuy

kevin younger and his family are heading to the north pole via ((kevin younger - driving to arizona: the kids wanted to go to polar express, we always watch the movie, every christmas and you know, it'll be a fun time for the kids.)) ((karen castro)) triple a says an estimated 6- point-6 million people plan to hit the road for christmas and news year's in the mountain west region. that's a one percent increase compare to last year. a break at the pump may be encouraging more families to leave town. ((kevin younger - driving to arizona: gas prices are really low, actually im surprised. i see i only put 36 dollars in the car and filled up the whole tank.)) ((karen castro)) karen castro, 8 news now. ((paul joncich)) > we asked for your best travel tips on the 8 newsnow facebook page... and here is what you told us: lauren churilla said pack next to nothing. arrive early. have all necessary documentation. and ronny wolf suggested: stay home be jewish and see bernie sanders on monday night in north las vegas. #berniesanders a storm. the first political ads are starting to hit our airwaves

hayley: hi, kevin. that is what we have got going on now. that is contacting any snow cooking nation we had earlier. we are talking maybe an inch or two of accumulation but now it is getting weighted down by the ice crystals that come down very heavy. here in nashua, slick road conditions, and expecting it to kind of waiver but between the ice and snow crystals. back to you. kevin: a little bit spotty but there with temperatures below the freezing mark. one last push of the light snow traveling south later on this evening and then we are left with freezing puzzle overnight around tomorrow. temperatures should be about the freezing mark. the secondary roads and the untreated services will have a chance to melt off a little bit. things quiet down dramatically for new year' s eve and beyond the system, and it hasn' t even completely happened yet, is up north, where this continues all the way through the afternoon and into the evening. the general 4 to eight inches of cooking relation -- maybe an additional inch there. farther south, a couple of

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. >> rece: now kevin wilson is going to use his final time-out. figure out what the hoosiers are going to do. although, figure to be pretty obvious here. going to throw it to the end zone. i can't imagine you would do anything more exotic than that with five seconds to go. >> danny: he just wants to talk to the guys, make sure the offensive line is solid with protection, what receivers are going to go, which one's going to jump, which one is going to be the deflector. all those things you can go through in this scenario. >> rece: nate sudfeld has played a ton of football, no strip sack giveup, you know, fumble return. no, actually -- >> joey: i think the kicker is on the field. >> rece: how about that? griffin oakes is on the field. let's check in quickly with paul carcaterra. >> paul: good news for indiana and oakes, the wind, dead. the flakes ba flags are barely . he's kicked a career high 58. this one over 60. buckle up. >> rece: griffin oakes is going to try from midfield to go 60 yards for the win. and now duke calls a time-out right before.

hi john. hey kevin. spent the day with an astronaut. one more. it's beautiful, isn't it? how about a baseball game next time? done! done. book priceless experiences around the globe with... >>> i'm here on hollywood boulevard where the divorce has truly awoken. they'll have the biggest weekend ever taking in $220 million. breaking the record set by "jurassic world." >> we're home. >> thursday night's screening in the u.s. brought in an estimated $57 million, easily beating the record of $43.5 set about it 2011. of course, the force behind the force is the fans. facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg even posted this image of his 3 week old daughter max as a jedi. but keep in mind about 70% of the audience for "star wars" is male so we predict that tina fey and amy polar sisters will be fine. them. >> well, that's the good news. >> sister comes out today. and the only movie coming out today. there is no other film opening. >> well, that's not exactly true now, is it? >> i'm a huge "star wars" fan. this is america and we can see two movies in one weekend. i like amy's love interest

american medical response paramedics and manchester firefighters rushed to kevin just in time. in this ambulance his heart stopped beating. they used a defibrillator to restart kevin' s heart. >> yeah, he died on the way to the hospital, but we shocked him right back into it. i was standing over him and told him that he just died and we brought him back and we' re going to take good care of him. >> the ability to know that you gave somebody a christmas and more years with their family is an inexplainable feeling. : calling for help, kevin was in the hospital being treated for a coronary artery blockage. his family returned to give save pins to first responders for beating the 8% survival rate for this type of heart attack. >> i can' t thank them enough. they are my heroes. jean the phelan family says : their best chrstmas gift ever comes with a life lesson they' d like to share -- to make that 911 call. >> i wouldn' t be alive. that' s not hyperbole, it is true. i' d be dead. >> i don't think in general we thank them enough, the first responders. jean but this thank you will : last a lifetime. in ma

another team removed his dad's diseased liver and of kevins. >> and it will grow to become the size the recipient needs and it will become the size the donor needs. a you touching photograph captures the first moment kevin and his dad saw each other after the operation. a handshake and the phrase the two most important things in life family and loyalty. >> great and just feel the love right there. there are 16,000 people in need of a liver transplant in the country. log on for links to learn more to religionster to become a donor. >> such a beautiful story it's going to be here for a while. you can tell their bond is even stronger now. >> announcer: now your local forecast from meteorologist rob eicher. let me just remind you 40 would be normal for this time of year and we will be there tomorrow afternoon sunday also temperature also feel fairly december like if you are a fan of the cooler weather enjoy it while it lasts. we could be close to record-breaking temperatures again by thursday christmas eve. right now we have 40 in boston, 38 in plymouth, cooler weather will be moving in as

hi john. hey kevin. spent the day with an astronaut. one more. it's beautiful, isn't it? how about a baseball game next time? done! done. book priceless experiences around the globe with... >> live from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, this is cbs 2 news at 11. >>> far from frightful. some christmas celebrations moved to the shore. another record breaking day of warm weather. there is cool coming soon >>> first, at 11 tonight, >> my mother was in the kitchen not knowing there was an intruder upstairs >> they thought it was a false alarm but a long island family came face to face with a thief. i'm jessica snyder >> i'm dick brennan. >> police are investigating the deaths of three people found inside a home in edgewater. dave karlin is on the scene >> reporter: we're being kept in question. we do have detectives inside the apartment. we're told it's on the seventh floor. this is a complex that's just steps away from the hudson river. inside the apartment are three people dead. the homicide team is in there and we are waiting for a chief to come downstairs and tell

. >> mark: surgeons removed part of kevin's liver, while another team removed his dad's diseased liver and replaced it with a portion of kevin's. >> it will grow to become the size the recipient needs and the piece of liver left behind in the donor will grow to become captures the first moment kevin and his dad saw each other, after the operation. a handshake and the phrase, the two most important things in life, family and loyalty. >> grateful seems inadequate, but it's from the heart. and -- >> understandable. wish them the beams. there are 16,000 people in need of a liver transplant in this country. log on to myfoxboston.com for links to learn more about organ donations or to register to >> vanessa: what a story. the force has officially wars" fans are sleeping in because of it. the premiere of the latest film in the series had fans camping out all over the country. fandango reporting presales broke its record for most tickets sold ever. we caught up with fans coming and they said, the movie didn't disappoint. >> incredible. absolutely everything that you could want from a new "star

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kevin, hi, there. caller: hi, i think the entleman on the treadmill who called in earlier nailed it, but i'm going to add a little bit to this. whole ree with the concept of an american dream. i don't think it's ever existed in this country. i think that the american dream mythology that americans have collectibly perpetually nd bought into from generation to generation, because this kind of dream, y of an american kind of similar to our mythological conception of american exceptionalism sanitizes just how truly dysfunctional our society and our political system is. speaking, the american dream, ill designed, hanges from generation to generation. for example, thomas jefferson's was to e american dream be the young farmer, this egrarrian, r which ficient produce didn't even exist in jefferson's time. after the civil war, the merican dream became much more about business ownership, homeownership. things that are not available for large segments of the american population, people who are not of the approp

kevin phelan and his family stopped by the fire station to think the firefighters and paramedics the saved his life before christmas. he dialed 911 when he was not feeling well. his heart stopped in the ambulance, but paramedics brought him back. >> i/o it to these guys. they brought me back to life. >> he died on the way to the i told him that he just died and we brought him back and we were going to take good care of him. erin: his family said it was their best christmas ever. the 127th tournament of roses arrayed is tomorrow -- parade is tomorrow in pasadena, california. there will be a little bit of new hampshire there. filmmaker and new hampshire resident ken burns will service the grand marshal. m so excited. it' s such an unbelievable honor. i' m kind of pinching myself still. they were like, you are the grand marshal. i was like, i am? t think anything has compared to this. erin: he says that he has honored -- is honored to follow in the grand steps of grand stewart and gregory keck. -- peck. do you ever wonder what your baby wants? researchers say they can help translate an

hi, kevin. >> reporter: you're right, the president wrapping up a receipt busy friday. u may remember he had his year end press briefing at the white house and then as you pointed out made the trip to california to meet with the victims' families following the worst terror attack on u.s. soil since 9/11, a very long and emotional day. for the just for the president and the first lady who of course did heat with the victims' families and first responder, but clearly for the responders themselves. listen to what the president said afterward. >> even as we're vigilant preventing terrorist attacks, even as we insist that we can't accept the notion of mass shootings in public places or places of work and worship, we have to remind ourselves of the overwhelming good that exists out there. >> reporter: the good he's talking about is the goodwill, not just among the victims' families, but the broader community obviously in san bernardino. so five hours to california, another five hour journey to honolulu. now, the president is supposed to be here for a couple weeks, but as you k

his kids for christmas. five dollars scratch or is worth $300,000. kevin: he plans to use the money to help his family and send his kids somewhere nice for spring break. sean: it would make me so nervous to hold that thing at that point. close call at boston' s local -- logan airport after a plane nearly collides with a drone. the bruins put on an impressive this epidemic of gun violence knows no boundaries. hillary clinton has what it takes to stand up to the republicans and the gun lobby. we need to close the loopholes and support universal background checks. how many people have to die before we actually act... before we come together as a nation? i'm hillary clinton and i approve >> no one covers new hampshire now, wmur news 9 daybreak. everybody. it is wednesday, december 30. a live look at meredith. it is 21 degrees. a cold start to the morning. kevin will talk the weather in a moment. we are following a developing story out of wakefield. police are following a deadly crash on route 16. it involved on-duty secret service agents. a man was taken into

to his left, kevin ashton, three technology startups, cofounder of mit, most notably notably known for coining the term the internet of things. his book how to fly horse. the secret history of creation innovation and discovery. [applause]. let me start with kevin, for the simple reason that kevin's book, the preface starts with as all great stories do, the do, the story of a man named wolfgang. [laughter] in this case it was mozart not myself. but it starts with wolfgang mozart and it weaves a narrative of the historical and can temporary tales of innovation. i got the sense of how important setbacks and difficulties were for these folks. could we start with was the inspiration for the book originally? >> i found myself at mit. i studied scandinavian studies at the university. i was hired by procter & gamble to range color cosmetics. and then i was at mit. i felt like a complete fraud. i was was leading this group of amazing creative people and i assumed, guess that many that they had ideas in the bathtub and things are coming to them spontaneously. i know my ideas were the result of t