kim reynolds. where is kim? come on up, kim. come on up, kim. a man that i have gotten to know very well over the years and somebody that's respected outside of iowa like you wouldn't believe, inside of iowa so much that he's the longest serving governor in the history of the united states, terry. come on, terry. by the way, terry came to my office and he was talking to me about trade. i think there's nobody that knows more about trade than him. he's one of the ones in dealing with china, boy, you would be our prime candidate to take care of china. he has done so well, so well for the people of iowa. nobody knows it better. congressman steve king, great guy. great guy. i even liked him when he was endorsing ted. and i still liked him.

i'm adam williams. >> kim: i'm kim khazei. we are here on friday, cooler. ben hassan is my older brother. he is so funny, and so smart, and my best friend. all families have challenges, and my mom instilled in us very early on the importance of finding solutions to those challenges. and working really hard with your community to get things done. and she made it possible for ben and for me to have a family just like any other family. that's part of the reason that she got involved in public service, because that's what's in her heart... and mom's still that way today. ? ? ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh ? ? hush my darling... ? ? don't fear my darling... ? ? the lion sleeps tonight. ? [snoring.] ? hush my darling... ? [snoring.] ? don't fear my darling... ? ? the lion sleeps tonight. ? [snoring.] store. evit takes money away from the, regular public schools from students like mine. massachusetts schools already lose 400 million a year to charters and question two means we'll lose even more. we've got to stop taking from the 96 percent of kids who don't attend a charter

kim: kim and dana here on this monday morning. as we check in with kelly this morning, we're doing all right around here, although i did see flashes of light on the way in. >> kelly: there saline of thunderstorms fired up this morning. those are moving to the east but quite the light show this morning. miscite, a rude awakening this morning as you are dealing with thunder and lightning. we're going to keep a close eye on that. grab the umbrella as you are heading out the door and be prepared for cooler highs today only managing to reach the mid 60's. >> dana: live look at the 215 to the airport connector, been closed all weekend. this expected to wrap up in about a half an hour. crews needed to install parts of the new ramp over the 215. tom will be in shortly and give us an update on the project. >> kim: metro is interviewing a officers tell us they received a 911 call a little before 8:00 last night. a woman in an apartment complex claiming that a woman shipped at her door asking her to call police because she had been involved with a shooting with that man. they found a man in a car who had been shot. he was rushed to umc where he was later pronounced dead. domestic violence calls on this couple. >> dana: police now say the pilot flying that air ambulance saved lives by crashing it into a parking lot and avoiding nearby homes and businesses. this was friday night. happened shortly after the plane went down and the crash killed four people including the captain, a patient, two crew lake city when it experienced mechanical problems. >> kim: we are waiting for more announcements from donald trump but we've gotten a good idea of who he's been meeting with. >> president elect trump interviewed more than a dozen candidates at his new jersey golf club over the weekend including republican

kim kim not present supervisor mar supervisor peskin supervisor tang supervisor wiener not present and supervisor yee not present madam president a we have quorum were to excuse commissioner yee and supervisor wiener seconded by supervisor cowen colleagues without objection, without objection supervisor yee and supervisor wiener will be excused new i'd like to turn it over to commissioner president loftus welcome to the board chambers. >> thank you. good evening, everyone and welcome to to scombroint meeting the police commission and the board sergeant, next item. >> >> commissioner president loftus commissioner vice president turman is excuse commissioner marshall is excused commissioner nakajo's commissioner nakajo and commissioner dejesus commissioner wong excused we have quorum. >> thank you sergeant and ladies and gentlemen, just for clarity we will have general public comment at this time and we will then go into our hearing specifically on the number of reports including the blooper report and other reports as referenced in the hearing so if you last week to make comments specifically recommended to the hearing through will be an opportunity to do that as well that is the time for general public comment first speaker please. thank you good evening andrew yip world affairs have key focus on human civilization in process economic comes to a stage of prosperity and executive control 2, 3, 4 management puts business foyers in good order of development our life business career strives for success being caution about the problems even in time of security one must having a true obviously of executive actions one must have collect strategies for rich and notable to determine the december i didn't in life that is for the aspire of folks with time to accomplish true benefits of success for - holiness is strurm and virtues are notable and personal nature on to holiness in gradual steps in opening up a wondering business career time of circumstances and purpose from civilization in development by applying personal - destiny as with work for the wondering people one engaged if extensive differ phil ginsberg pathway and accident wondering establishment for the organization of holiness and vicious and wisdom and principle that leads people back to public it and for all that will be the business enterprise of having a kingdom god bless the holy kingdom. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> thank you sxooepd and all the little ducks lame and mobile my name is a christopher's i live on 6 and howard less than 40 years from seawall he rise to comment on racism first, i wish you to take note there is at least one white man that has tried to start a dialogue on racism that man being my less than humble self-i've worn that shirt my opening statement in the dialogue awhile walking the sidewalks of san francisco for years during that time 2 hundred people an hour seen me wearing that 4 thousand smorg borrowed of customs that make our beloved city and county of san francisco i noticed a few people taking a second look all the people passed its the whitest human being they might see with two professional black guys on it in all that time with the uproar and pain involved that the subject of american he style racism none hallway u saw a comment none had a question none no white person no asians or hispanics not one question so members take serious note none really want to have a dialogue about race none no asian-american or african-american and no other europe americans and that is our american tragedy thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good evening board of supervisors commissioner president loftus and police commission i've never spoken here not sure of the premiers i don't know that is general public comment you have up to 2 minutes. >> okay. so can you hear me now. >> i'm here to speak speak about the police commission when you appoint a new commissioners pick someone is integrity not outburst for political gain we like a commissioner on the police commission not get their own criteria on the fast track we know about his past commerce of corruption not talk about commissioner wong the judiciousblas loss is the position r police commission gain i can't think on the police commission we currently have i want to propose out to the commissioner president loftus and to commissioner melara since those two joined the commission they finally have gotten moving on the reforms we've been waiting for year ares years and years only a civil grand jury report four officers counted in federal court and sent to prison i'm probably living out the transgression got them moving on the reform we've been wait on in years and years and years and propose out to supervisor kim for her editorial for the 4 supervisors even though i'm no progression trying to push greg suhr the head of the corrupt snake and i want if thank you for what you've done and supervisor peskin the grown adult in the room that brought adult inspiration osteo all. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> my name is david i am i'm with the san francisco's for affordability unfortunately, i don't have enough copies on november 10th i published on the poa arguing their days are numbered as a bullying force for the status quo a week after the trump quake i'm not sure sf can you remember has a partner for reform but julian becomes the attorney general obama's 21st century program upon which san francisco is riling may disappear poas may try to stall on the transformation how will we carry on how will we reform them without a federal partner. >> sir i'm pausing your time this is about general public comment after general public comment we're going to go to the actual hearing weigh

kim: speaking of thanksgiving right after a quick commercial bringing the funny again. we have their latest installment >> kim: we have a couple of special turkeys to be pardoned. president obama will officially pardon one of them when he gets visit. it's a tradition that became an annual event when george h.w. bush pardoned a turkey. those birds are 40-pound and will arrive on monday. >> dana: the holderness family at it again. this is their thanksgiving video telling people to forget about the election and focus football. >> kim: kim my went to the university of florida. we're going to put the full thing on our facebook page. >> dana: they are making a living doing this. >> kim: we're going to talk about how they come up with these crazy cool ideas every season. they captured the nation's attention. >> dana: the old boyfriend ordered to pay $36 million to the estate two months after gordon was found legally responsible for the death of bobby christina brown. the estate filed a wrongful death lawsuit alleging he beat her up after a cocaine and drinking bing. she remained in a comma until she died six months later. last night. >> if i would have voted, i would have voted for trump. >> he stopped his concert for 15 minutes to air his political views. he called the country and the world racist. a lot of people booing saying we came for the music. >> kim: oh kanye west. still to come we have something revealing it at 6:00. the big reveal next hour. also tracy potts live in our nation's capitol talking about the br

the young lady who plays yoko is kim-- kim miyori. so, anyway, that's 8:00 on nbc monday night, and i-- we're kinda proud of it, so we hope you watch it. now, my next two guests, you all know. they were two of the original members of "saturday night live," and they're co starring in a new movie called "spies like us." they're here to unashamedly plug it. [ laughter ] it opens across the country, this country, on friday december the sixth. will you welcome in any order you like dan aykroyd and chevy chase. [ applause ] [ indistinct chatter ] >> welcome. >> how are you? nice to see you. >> how are ya? [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah! we brought our fun bagda >> pay no attention to him. >> it is always nice to see in this cutthroat business called showbusiness there's no real competition. >> no, absolutely not. >> to see who gets to sit in this seat. and you won out. >> well, i'm a little taller. >> a little taller. >> well, here's this little problem, i didn't know whether to say chevy chase and dan aykroyd or dan aykroyd and chevy chas

kim: i'm kim khazei, 7 news at 5:30 starts right now. >> ryan: now breaking news. police in bourne arresting a man for an attack on a teenaged girl near a bus stop. >> jadiann: also developing at 5:30 mitt romney a candidate for trump's cabinet. >> ryan: family members of samson take the stand. >> jadiann: a fearless firefighters jumps into action to save a man trapped inside his burning car. >> announcer: 7 news at 5:30 starts now. >> ryan: now breaking news. police on the scene of a shooting in dorchester. sky 7 h.d.is over west cottage street right now. there is a major police presence at the location right now and boston police say the victim is suffering from life-threatening injuries. >> jadiann: we're going what is going on? >> reporter: a very active scene in dorchester. we're at 20 west cottage street. i want to take you live to sky 7 over the scene. the street has been closed off. a person has been shot. that person has been taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. at this time, we do not know what the circumstances were that led to this shooting or the status of the person that shot this person. looking for the person at this time or whether they have him in custody. we're working all these details, but the story at this hour is that a person here in dorchester has life-threatening injuries after being shot here at 20 west cottage street tonight. the area has been blocked off. as investigators and detectives swarm the scene investigating. we'll have much more thought the next few hours of 7 news, live in dorchester, >> ryan: police making an arrest in an attack on a teenage girl in bourne. police say the girl was walking to her busstop when the attack happened. >> jadiann: adam has more. >> reporter: police have arrested an 18-year-old. he is facing serious charges tonight. police say john aleadership a tacked a 14-year-old girl on her way to her bus stop. he grabbed her, threw her to the ground and began choking her. the suspect is facing two aggravated kidnapping swells assault and battery charges. the suspect is being held on bail. will be in court tomorrow. i'm adam williams, 7 news. >> jadiann: we're following a developing story. president trump is considering mitt romney for secretary of state. romney was the 2012 g.o.p. presidential nominee and an outspoken critic. but the two started rebuilding that relationship when romney reportedly called to congratulation him. >> ryan: emotional day in the case of a quibblinged killer. gary samson of course. >> jadiann: jonathan hall live for news boston with more on what happened today. jon. >> reporter: the jury considering life or death for samson, not guilty or innocence. the day begin with a state police sargent on the stand and confession tape. today really the focus was fairly on the victims. the defendant, 41 when he committed the crimes has been heard from quite a bit in this trial. >> in the heart, in the chest. >> reporter: but today the gary samson jury heard from the families of his two massachusetts victims, a third man died in new hampshire. >> who the people are get expect for phil, jonathan and e.i. >> reporter: he lost his son. he took the court to describe their of love for john and their pain once he was gone. he was a good kid. he did a lot of good thing and i think he had a lot of promise. people should know that. >> reporter: elliott rizzo, the youngest of the three boys was 12 when his body was murdered. he saw his mother's reaction. we scream. i laid down in the grass. i didn't want to move. john's mother mary riza wanted to go to the woods where john had been stabbed to death. i begged them to take me to him. i didn't care what he being looked like. he was my son. i just wanted to give him some love. phillip mcclouse can i was 69 and newly retired when samson murdered him in marshfield. he and his wife brought up six kids in quincy. very generous. another daughter, cheryl was married a few months after the murder telling the jury he was not there to walk me down the aisle. it was very difficult. the riza brothers say that after that awful summer they went back to school but they would come home each day to find their mom sobbing face down on the coach. they would take turns rubbing her back to comfort her. one would rub her back the other doing homework then court facing a murder charge. the 24-year-old hid his face in court. he is accused of killing a 31-year-old brockton man in june. he was arrested yesterday in boston. police say he has a history of violence. crews responding to a serious crash in peabody. officials were forced to shut down the road. there accident created traffic. no word on the condition of anyone in the car. >> jadiann: speed safety, that's what councils are nancy chen has more of the details. >> reporter: boston has long been known as a walking city. drivers will soon have to slow down on its streets. city council voting last night to lower the default speed limit to 25 miles an hour from 30. >> it's been the talk around the commonwealth. a lot of cities and towns have taken the measure to reduce the 25. people still need to get from point a. to point b. i think it's really realize to slow their vehicles down to be better prepared driving the streets. >> reporter: it's all part of the mayor's vision 0 initiative to eliminate all fatal and serious crashes by 2030. crashes like this hit-and-run in the back bay in march. however some pedestrians remain skeptical about what difference the new speed limit will really have when it goes into effect in january. >> i think they go too fast. i don't think cars are going to listen to the speed they want to go. >> you know how it is, when people see 30 that's the beginning of the negotiation. right? >> everybody has road rage. they're tied up in traffic. when they hit an open street they're gone. >> what i found is we've become more of a biking city which is great, we've got hubway. we've bike lanes in a lot of places, but the drivers, everybody is texting, they're on their phones and they're not aware of bikers. >> reporter: in boston, nancy chen, 7 news. >> ryan: two men facing mu gruesome discovery. police found the body of a 26-year-old man stabbed to death and stuffed in a suit kase buried in a shallow grave in new jersey. today they arrested two men. police believe the men were at a party with the victim in new york about 60 miles an hour from where they found his body. the victims' friends are in shock. >> you don't expect this to happen to anybody that you know or any friend that you have, but esche a guy like him. >> reporter: an autopsy gasoline. a 7-year-old boy and his parents are facing charges in indiana after an argument turned violence. the boy was arguing with his father what he grabbed his mother's gun and the boy is facing charges. the parents are in trouble for not securing the gun probably. >> jadiann: the blast rocking parts of central illinois has left one person dead. ten others hurt. families left with damaged look what what caused the deadly blast. christa del camp has the story. >> reporter: sur valance footage shows the moment a natural gas explosion struck a community in central illinois. it happened in a building near the city square blowing out glass windows and doors up and down the block. rattling residents who say it sounded like a bomb went off. the city's 125-year-old opera house destroyed. a local power company worker was killed. been repairing a gas line when the explosion happened. >> we never experienced something that loud. >> reporter: witnesses say the blast was felt throughout the entire downtown area. >> it shook everything. it was almost felt like an earthquake. >> a massive rumble and a big boom and just everything came crouching down at one time. >> reporter: officials have shut off natural gas saying it's not clear when service will be restored. residents say they're thankful more people weren't hurt. >> it was pretty s. anybody to have to go through. it was bad. >> jadiann: new details in the investigation of the cincinnati zoo that was' forced to put down the gorilla. a federal investigation or inspection concluded that the zoo's barriers to keep the public and the gorilla's separate wasn't in come pliance with standards for housing primates. according to the report 9 followed procedures and the child was in "life threatening teenage after falling into the enclosure. >> reporter: a school bus packed with children gets caught under a railroad crossing gate. parents shocked and upset speaking out. but offices say that video might be misleading. >> wait, wait. >> reporter: you can hear laughs and screams the moment a railroad crossing this school bus in kentucky. then you can see a freezing rain closely pass by. >> trains aren't quiet. they don't speak up on you and to be on the track then, the whole situation should have been avoided. >> reporter: jeremy's son took one of the videos. he thinks the driver was being careless and got stuck in a dangerous situation. >> the driver had already drove on the trucks and then decided to stop and look both ways. at that point i guess the said the video is a little skewed. officials say the intersection isn't very big and the back of the bus would be on the road. >> they shouldn't have been that close. >> reporter: parents say the space isn't very big but interest is no excuse nor this incident. >> small crossing. but looking down the tracks there is nothing blocking your view. >> reporter: the district says it will no longer use the crossing. the education department is investigating what happened. >> ahead here on 7 offduty firefighter jumping no action. how his quick thinking saves a man in need. >> ryan: two passengers dodge a commute err train before it tears their car into pieces. >> jadiann: one person we know now is deceased. suspect under arrest following a shooting on cottage street. boston police say two people knew each other and that the shooting followed an argument that. is video from sky 7 h.d. >> ryan: a fearless firefighter jumping into action to save a man in need. he was offduty when he came across a car crash. >> jadiann: his quick thinking saved the man's life. sarah french has more. >> reporter: a up in a chill scene on a georgia highway. one that could have deadly if not for this man. >> my wife started yelling she saw smoke and large plume of smoke over the cars that were in front of us reference the couple celebrating their 31st anniversary when they stumbled on accident scene. he, a 30 year veteran did what he was trained to do. >> ran out. 10 feet in front. saw what was' going on then went to the back of my car because i keep a crowbar and possibly about to combust the man had to work fast to get the man out. >> it was a bad trauma, he was bleeding from the head. he had blood all over him. his legs were pinned under the dash board and the steer order wheel. >> reporter: his wife shot the video. she says to see what he have husband does first hand was both frighten and surreal. >> very proud of him. but at the same time i was very scared for him. he is going in and out of the smoke. but you know what, he is the first responder. nobody would have walking away from that. >> reporter: as the family paid him a visit. he reflected on what touched him the most. >> i never had it happen to me but the mother called my the next day and she couldn't stop thanking me that i saved her son. she was' calling me like an angel. i said i'm not an angle. i only did what my heart told me to do and what i was it appears the smoking car had just collided with another vehicle second before he got there. he says the driver had a couple of surgeries but should be okay. in the newsroom i'm sarah french, 7 news. >> reporter: mostly clear overnight tonight. lots of sunshine tomorrow. ? dylan: anybody can do parkour. our whole aim with the gym is to get people moving, and want to have people understand that you own a body. we can do some crazy things with it. having blue cross blue shield, i've always felt comfortable being able to try something that i might not know if i'm going to land, because i've always had this security behind me. my name is dylan. >> reporter: sunshine tomorrow. 50s to around 60. weekend is 50/50, the nicer of the two days will be saturday. that is your day to rake the leaves without wind getting in the way. p sunday is windy and it turns colder and especially next week. jet stream it's looking like this. that's why we've seen temperatures at or above normal but as we roll toward sunday a cold front comes through that. will rearrange the furniture in the living room of the atmosphere. so the jet stream will looking like this nix week and that means chilly conditions but what about winter? i have a log that details this in greater detail. in fact i'll be doing a facebook video around 8:00 that breaks it down, but the short of it is that we are in a la nina winter, last winter it was so warm, second warmest in boston. that was el nino so el nino has a sister la ninja and tip credit storm track looks like this in a la nina winter. you got your cold conditions picking vacation goes to florida. going to be nice there but for us here, colder than last winter but normal cold. so i'm not advertising bitterly cold but not nearly as warm as last winter, with the storm track on top of us probably going to have messy storms. some will be rain. some will be snow. so in terms of snow, i went back and i plucked out from history four winters and in new england that were la nipa winter. there were heavy hitters, worcester 94 inches of snow. here is normal but i also found light weights. here is one, 1988 had ever 1999. 16 inches of snow in the city. worcester 28 inches of snow. i also found two so i think boston i would lean towards average. normal and worcester and points west and north perhaps slightly above normal. in snowfall for central, western new england and northern new england. it's mild with temperatures right now in the 40s and the 50s. we finally were able to shed the clouds from earlier today. now we've mostly clear skies. we'll have that tonight. here is our next weather system. this will be a big snow producer. high plains but for us it will be the cold front that whips up to new england sunday. it likely sunday morning so again tomorrow and saturday are quiet and mild. middle and upper 50s, rain showers sunday morning. which will western new england, northern new england but for us morning rain showers on sunday. windy all day sunday and again on monday. look at the temperatures on monday. only in the upper 30s to around 40. see you at 6:00. >> jadiann: pats fans welcome to fantasy fixer, i'm jadiann thompson with trey daerr who died to dress up. >> out to saab fran trying to keep it classy coming off of a loss. >> you don't normally won't wear the tie. talk about the pats and coming off of a tough weekend on sunday night have another big matchup in san francisco. how do you see this? >> rough night against seattle. another n.f.c.west and san francisco not doing a whole lot right. they're at the bottom of the nfl. historically bad against the run they're giving up 180 yards per game. blunt on track. >> jadiann: russel will son proved to be a problem for the got another athlete in kaepernick, what do you think? >> seems that guys move give the patriots problems and they haven't contained many quarterbacks they played. the loss of jamie colins clearly had an impact but i think we're going to take the right step forward. bill belichick certainly going to figure this out. kaepernick only one game where he has over 20 yards passing. >> jadiann: interesting. now the a.f.c.south could be out of there? >> i'm liking when i'm seeing from colts. getting the pass game going. month grieve injured for a good part of the year. dante good matchup. >> jadiann: go set your line-up. >> ryan: a dunk, how far one thrill south carolina was willing to go to shatter a world record. >> adam: good thursday evening, i'm adam williams. >> kim: i'm kim khazei. an update t news we've been following. a person is dead. another in custody after a shooting in dorchester. and we'll bring you the latest on that. >> adam: then an emotional day in court as a man is sentenced for a drunk driving crash that killed his best friend. >> kim: hank investigates a dangerous intersection in boston leaving some pedestrians fearing for their safety, drivers from us trade, bike riders too. what is the city doing about it? hank find out. >> adam: those stories and ? ? what? is he gone?? finally, i thought he'd never leave... tv character: why are you texting my man at 2 a.m.? no... if you want someone to leave you alone, you pretend like you're sleeping. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. tv character: taking selfies in the kitchen president-elect trump 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kim. >> kim present. >> supervisor mar? >> here. >> present. >> peskin present. >> sperp tang. >> present. >> supervisor weiner. >> present. >> yee? >> present. >> madam president all members are present. >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen, can you please join us in the pledge of allegiance? >> thank you, everyone. madam clerk, are there any communications? >> i have none to report, madam president. >> okay. ladies and gentlemen, it is my pleasure to welcome you all to a very special ceninneanl meeting. >> we come together to celebrate this chamber, sitting with me on my right are great senator and former president of the board as well as our former mayor of san francisco u.s. senator diane finstein. enter[ applause ]en >> welcome back, senator and to my left is our current mayor, mayor edwin lee. i would also like to welcome our state representatives in the house. assembly man tang, assembly man. if we could hold our applause until after because we are going to be introducing a lot of folks, former supervisor and board president, chui, as well as former supervisor and current senator, mark leno. and we also have former supervisor and board of equalization, president, fiona ma. thank you all for being here. we are also joined by many other city department heads, and elected officials. i see our public defender is here jeff adachi and our sheriff, henessee as well as our fire chief, white, and the city administrator noami kelley. thank you all for being here. and i also would like to send a special recognition to the man who has basically worked with every former supervisor in this room, the great harvey rose. okay, i know that we are in a clapping mood, but i would like to at this time call out the names of each member of the board of supervisors, that has served on this legislative body and is joining us here today. and if you could just basically stand up so that we can acknowledge you. starting with bill mar. thank you for being here. tony hall? roberta atkinburg, carol silver. an marie con roy. >> dufty. haranzy. i apologize. kimand former member of the board louis rene. jake mcguldrige. our current assessor and former supervisor, chui. and former supervisor tang. john bargus. shawn elsberg. julie christensen. robert mendelson. carol migden. mckala pere. jerardo sandovol. and leslie katz and reverend c. brown. and of course, we can't forget susan leal and thank you for being here today. and now to acknowledge the former presidents of the board as i mentioned senator finestein is a former president of the board as well as barbara cofman is joining us here today. tom amiano. kevin selly. matt gonzales. >> and angela pier. sorry. okay, i get one mistake. sorry. i get one mistake, okay? sorry angela. >> it is all good. >> okay. with that, did i miss anybody? oh, yes. quinn, and thank you for being here. thank you for being here. our current commissioner and the newly sworn in commissioner and former board president. who aaron? he is, and aaron peskin welcome back. thank you all so much for being here and we are al

i'm dame williams. >> kim: i'm kim khazei, 7 news at 5:30 starts right now. >> ryan: now breaking news. police in bourne arresting a man for an attack on a teenaged girl near a bus stop. >> jadiann: also developing at 5:30 mitt romney a candidate for trump's cabinet. >> ryan: family members of samson take the stand. >> jadiann: a fearless firefighters jumps into action to save a man trapped inside his burning car. >> announcer: 7 news at 5:30 starts now. >> ryan: now breaking news. police on the scene of a shooting in dorchester. sky 7 h.d.is over west cottage street right now. there is a major police presence at the location right now and boston police say the victim is suffering from life-threatening injuries. >> jadiann: we're going

kim and kanye, and boy, they have been in crisis. >> their world has been turned completely upside down now with kanye's hospitalization and the nothing can stop keeping up with the kardashians. >> are you okay, kim? >> despite kim and now kanye dealing with trauma, an e! spokesperson tells e.t. the show is currently in production. the one after kim's armed robbery. >> if two people are in a reality show your health has to come first. i think halting and stepping back is the key. >> yesterday kourtney's ex scott disick stayed mum on kanye's condition. kim's husband is, quote, not schizophrenic and doctors have not diagnosed hem with a specific disease or disorder. >> that same source does claim kanye had been suffering to was, quote, not able to beinga knowledge what's happening in real life. >> it's probably a combination of exhaustion, dehydration and lots of not good sleep. those are the big key indicators that will wear your brain down so chemically you will start to have these bizarre hallucinations and those are what need to be looked at. >> if he's acting in a bizarre manner it would children or he would perceive it differently and maybe cause harm. so all around, it's better for everybody. >> certainly w

i'm air dam williams. >> kim: i'm kim khazei. we'll be back here for 7 news at 7:00 and 7 news at 11:00, until then, everybody. ? dylan: i was un-athletic and very sedentary in my lifestyle. and then i found parkour and something about it clicked. then i stopped drinking soda and eating sweets and eating all the junk food. i was like if i eat these things i'm going to be heavier and i'm not going to be able to jump as far. my name is dylan polin and choose world. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime... ...why settle for this? enter sleep number. don't miss the semi-annual sale, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! give the gift of amazing sleep. only at a sleep number store, right now save $500 on the queencse mattress with know better sleep >>> thoonight, romney surprise. a stunning turn. events as two bitter rivals prepare to meet and mend fences. >>> also, raw

kim khazei in boston. >> kim: we begin with a trouble snoring marlboro where police made a deadly discovery, a baby found lifeless with two adults passed out. the nightteam amaka ubaka is live in marlboro. the state police served in this home and took photographs of in blue car. >> a real sense of in the shaken on this street. >> reporter: neighbors on this dead-end street in shock after an infant dies and two adults were found unresponsive in this two-story home. >> what's going on in there? >> reporter: the question each neighbor is asking as state was spend hours in the house bagging potential evidence at the scene. police got the 911 call before noon and when they arrived the baby was rushed to the hospital, where the baby died. shocking to see the police cruisers on the street, never mind find out the young baby had died. a 19-year-old woman and 23-year-old man are still in the hospital. freaked out because usually nothing happens here. >> reporter: maybes say the with her pacific and mother. >> i didn't really know what is going on. >> how did the baby die? >> reporter: neighbors say the baby was two month old little boy but the d.a.'s office has hot confirmed that yet. at this points we know the department of children and families is also investigating along with law enforcement and what they are calling a criminal investigation. we are live in marlboro, amaka ubaka, 7 news nightteam. >> kim: a wild ride that started in connecticut crashing end in worcester, massachusetts. surveillance video captured part of the police chase, officers say a couple stole two cars and attacked two women during their tense getaway attempts. jadiann thompson is live in worcester. >> jadiann: the two women who were attacked were stabbed, during this process. we are hearing they are expected to be okay but by the time this came to an end in this sleepy worcester cul de sac people here two suspects from connecticut showing no remorse. police say christopher harding and a woman were in this surveillance video driving a black nissan with officers hot on their trail. >> cop car after cop car flying down the street, very unusual. because it's a dead-end and in one really goes very fast. >> reporter: investigators say the pair carjacked a vehicle connecticut on thursday morning, crashed, wasn't to a neighboring town and stole another vehicle and stabbed the two women inside. massachusetts troopers sp

kim: >> kim: the high profile position he could get in drum's cabinet. gronk's status still a mystery for sunday's battle. avoiding questions after he's accused of an alarming attack. police say they got the guy who targeted a teen girl to bourne. offered cut-right compensation when her diamond disappeared. so she left no stone unturned and called solve it 7. tonight on just one station... >> we know the technology is solid. >>> drawing up a new plan to solve a months-long murder mystery. >> kim: a potential big break after police reveal they are searching for a dark suv in the murder of a woman in princeton. to dna and technology. we have the story you will see on just one station. >> reporter: it has been more than three months since police found vanessa march cot's body in the woods of princeton. now 7 news learned investigators are turning to new dna technology that could show them the killer's face. >> we focus on externally color, freckleing, shane of the face and also the person's biogeographic ancestry, where their ancestors are from. >> reporter: a virginia lab generates a composite sketch like this. sources tell 7 news it will use dna from the princeton scene to create a profile of the suspect. scientists created a dna associated with specific genes. the company takes crime scene dna samples and runs them through a database and identifies the outward characteristics of that person and creates a sketch with that information. >> it has been used by the federal governm

kim: good evening, i'm kim khazei. >> adam: i'm adam williams. we're still following some breaking news at 6:00. this is former house speaker sal dimasi just landing in boston. he is battling cans irand was granted a compassionate early release from prison. >> kim: a woman is charged in the beating death of another woman outside of a party in lowell. we have the latest on this case. >> adam: time for thanksgiving travel. perhaps you might be hitting the roads this week and we're hearing it could be a traffic headache. so we'll be checking the roads for you. >> kim: we've those >> kim: we've those stories hands much afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. we live in a pick and choose world. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime... ...why settle for this? enter sleep number. don't miss the ultimate sleep number week, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. give the gift of amazing sleep. only at a sleep number store, right now save 50% on the ultimate limited edit

kim. kim not doing weather today. she is sick and so bummed that she is missing the big phoenix 10k and half-marathon. she's been training for a while now. >> but -- who is this handsome gent. what is harder, the you're running today or waking up this early? >> reporter: oh god. lena. good morning to the both of you. what is harder, training fort marathon or waking up at 5:00 a.m.? i -- you know, when that alarm went off, i would say definitely waking up at 5:00 a.m. it was a challenge this morning. >> so voice is a little groggy there, brandon. >> reporter: i am going to confess, i'm -- i am so going to confess right now. for this half-marathon two weeks ago. >> oh, no. >> reporter: yeah. >> stop it. >> reporter: so -- and you know, kim was like b, you've got to get some runs out in the street. i'm so sad right now. if anybody is facebook friends are kim please go on to her facebook page today, she went to the intensive care unit last night. she was supposed to be out here with me. we were going to be running partners today and she nexted me it morning. she's like b, i am not doing good, i am not feeling good.so here today. but if i ever start to break down during this race, i'm going to think of kimmie and say i'm going to do this for kimmie. i'm so sad she's not here. >> is this your first half? >> reporter: it's super fun. okay. so all these people are just now starting to register right now. so they're like picking up their t-shirts, they're picking up their numbers. here's the other thing, swing the camera around to your right. okay. see these guys with the sticks and little numbers on top of race in three hours, you stand next to the dude that's running carrying that stick. now if you want to finish in the race

the world to potentially create an explosive outcome particularly tied to the north korean leader kim kim jong-un. are centered. stability there is critical. at least north korea historically has generated a surprise if you will for new leaders in this country. >> nothing stopped them. >> no. >> not the bush policy, not the obama policy. >> i think this has to go through beijing. beijing has pushed back on that time after time. but if beijing doesn't leave this we're going to get to the point where he's going t that could that could hit the united states. >> donald trump does not have foreign policy experience but turning to people who do. does it matter that he doesn't really have much foreign policy experience? other presidents haven't either. >> i think that is true. i'm encouraged by the fact that he is turning to people who have that experience. and that will really make a difference. the world is very unforgiving. focus here in the united states. but i've always found certainly in my time that challenges that exist international whether it's north korea or china or russia or the mid

kim's direct involvement. maybe kim wasn't ready to get back to social media after all. >> i can't wait until my website's up so i can just say whatever i want, when i want. >> saying whatever she wants earns kim a reported six figures every time she tweets, instagrams or snapchats a product. sources tell e.t. while kim was taking a break -pafter being robbed at gun poi she had been doing work from to her normal life little by little. what's interesting is kim's baby steps getting back into the spotlht post, but she posted it first on facebook. kim rarely posts on facebook and it's where she has the least number of followers. also, the photo looks like it was taken months ago. she had her blackberry on her lap, the one she mourned the loss of in a tweet last august. she shared a link to her website last night where sister kourtney posted these throwback halloween movies. >> kourtney is 3 1/2 and kimberly is 2 years old. >>> nobody beats heidi klum when been a butterfly, a 95-year-old woman and va,,va, va, voom, jessica rabbit. this year she topped them all by going as herself six times. see what i mean. >> straight ahead. >> it's attack of the klum clones. >> five heidis plus one real german s

i'm adam williams. >> kim: i'm kim khazei, 7 news at 5 pock starts now. >> ryan: breaking news in lawrence, a firefighter hurt battling a big fire. >> jadiann: police on the search for a suspect accused of stealing hundreds in gist cards from an elderly woman. >> ryan: honoring massachusetts' bravest. >> jadiann: a road side delivery. an officer lends a hand when early. >> ryan: breaking news hire at 5:30, a firefighter and resident hurt. the resident had to be rescued from in the building. >> jadiann: going straight over to adam williams in the newsroom with more. >> reporter: that firefighter is expected to be okay. put out that first. the woman who was rescued more seriously injured. the red cross says around 30 people are without a place to stay. fast-moving flames and thick smoke tearing through t prospect streets in lawrence. the house was engulfed within minutes. very fast moving forward. dozens of firefighters rushed to the scene making sure everyone got out. >> upon my arrival crews had been told there was a person inside. we went inside. they were' doings an interior simultaneous

kim: as we continue here at 5:00, governor charlie baker saying why he left one question blank on his ballot. >> kim: massachusetts votes on legal identifying recreational marijuana. more on that next. >> adam: we continue to follow the residential race, this is a -- presidential race. >> kim: both candidates will be watching results headquarters. they'll be speaking tonight from new york city. we're there. stay with us for the very latest. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. all seems beautiful to me. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for just 79.99 per month online for the first year. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, you gotta see this guy.

kim? >> despite kim and now kanye dealing with trauma, an e! spokesperson tells e.t. the show is, quote, currently in production and has not been halted. wouldn't film for the remainder of the year. >> if two people are in a reality show your health has to come first. i think halting and stepping back is the key. >> yesterday kourtney's ex scott disick stayed mum on kanye's condition. our source says kim's husband is, quote, not schizophrenic and doctors have not diagnosed hem with a specific disease or disorder. >> that same source does claim kanye had been, quote, suffering from hallucinations due to a lack osl concerns that he was not able to acknowledge what's happening in real life. psychiatrist dr. sophie who is not treating kanye explains. >> it's probably a combination of exhaustion, dehydration and lots of not good sleep. those are the big key indicators that will wear your brain down so chemically you will start to have these bizarre hallucinations, losing touch with reality and the perceptions are off and those are what need children or he would perceive it differently and maybe cause harm. so all around, it's better for everybody. >> certainly wish him the best. >>> one member of the family kendall jenner is in paris right now for the annual victoria's secret fashion show, and kevin frazier is joining in on the fun, but there is one concern, the safety of all the angels. >>

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k.rites kim k >> how about that. >> can he c we put up thec we p picture of kim k? there you go. this is a halloween picture frof kim k she had been off social when she got robbed in paris. >> might want to take down the title beauty and the beast.heea kanye might get upset. she's dressed -- basically whata happened kim k and her daughterh northwest dressed as jasmine for halloween while her son saint si west dressed as aladdin.ddin >> they robbed her of her of h clsthes. >> hey, steve, ain't nothingin wrong with this. >> she was cleaning out her halloween closet.set. >> yeah. >> i'm like really.>>'m l >> was the halloween closet.lose >> look at these babies. >> might have been closet. clos >> it still looks good.t ill i'm just saying.i'just saying. >> so cute. >> that little saint west, oh my gosh -- gosh -- >> do we have time for thewe beauty and h the beast trailer.l real quickly.real let's show it. because it's getting a lot of'sa buzz in fact. now we can talk about the tale t as old as time after we move on from disney aladdin. ?? >> here we go.>> look at this. >> live act. live act. who is that. >> do you wish

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. >> kim: i'm kim khazei. we hope you stay there for 7 news at 5:30. allegations. >> jadiann: woman being tazed while she in a wheel chair after an argument escalates with police officers. >> ryan: a dangerous delivery. a man opening his mail hurt in an explosion. >> jadiann: a rescue, how good samaritans saved a truck driver from this accident before it was' too late. >> announcer: 7 news at 5:30 starts now. >> ryan: former massachusetts house speaker sal dimasi is out of prison and back in the state. he was compassionate release. he served five years of his eight-year as soon as. dan hausle has more for us. >> reporter: this was the first time former house speaker sal dimasi has been seen or heard from since he entered federal prison five years ago. it was an emotional scene here at logan airport where dimasi accompanied by his wife was greeted by the children. the former speaker was released after serving five years for corruption. a judge granted him compassionate release because he is suffering from cancer. dimasi spoke of what the release means t

. >> kim: i'm kim khazei, hope you stay right there for 7 newat >> ryan: coastal concerns, king tide causing flooding. >> jadiann: the search is on for the -- >> ryan: thousands of dead fish surfacing, we'll tell you where and what might be the mysterious cause. >> jadiann: we'll introduce you to the woman who beat the odds as she takes sent are stage. >> announcer: 7 news at 5:30 starts now. >> ryan: king tides causing khowstal flooding. today in boston. all of that happening because of the supermoon. >> jadiann: byron barnett is live with more on what happened today. >> reporter: yes, we're at the long wharf park i long boston harb ooh not too much fun out in the rain but i got to tell you that was the place to be earlier today when the high tide came n. you could see the results of the supermoon everyone was talking about. look down here. you can see that if i were standing here this morning, during high tide, would have been standing in a f water. mother nature definitely did not disappoint. the irresistible call of mother nature. strolling bare foot in the tidal waters of mid no

kim and the final two statements there after, will be spoken by supervisor weiner, both statements as originally par phrased in the journals. supervisor kim? >> thank you madam president. supervisor nolan expressed sentiment that he was proud to be a member of the administration and to participated in the work of reconstruction for the city of his birth. supervisor gallagher addressed the board expressing his gratification of being a member of the board of supervisors that accomplished so much in a short time without scandal and without waste of tax payer money. >> thank you, supervisor weiner? >> thank you, madam president. supervisor walsh reminded the board that the great credit was also due to the mechanics whose skill and cooperation made largely for the speedy and successful completing of the work. supervisor hilmer expressed himself as being proud of the administration which had accomplished this great work, thank you, amadam president. >> thank you, supervisor kim and weiner, and to all of our colleagues for honoring the past and allowing us to hear, some of the words spoken at the inago ral meeting of this chamber. and now it is time for our 12:30, come m commend /* commendations and i would like to yield the floor for the u.s. senator to agabegin. >> i hope that you can hear me. thank you very much madam president for this treat. and you know, that it is a very emotional time. i think when we come back here. i remember the nights and the monday afternoons we remember the struggles with harvey rose over the budget. we remember great division of our city. and i hope that we have all profited from that learning. and that it does not forge himself up to the battle front of our nation. but what i wanted to do here today, was acknowledge those people who are here. who served during that time. who i regard with great fondness and respect. and particularly clinton cox, that goes for you. bobby mendelson with whom i have known for a long time, louis w

kim kim not present supervisor mar supervisor peskin supervisor tang supervisor wiener not present and supervisor yee not present madam president a we have quorum were to excuse commissioner yee and supervisor wiener seconded by supervisor cowen colleagues without objection, without objection supervisor yee and supervisor wiener will be excused new i'd like to turn it over to commissioner president loftus welcome to the board chambers. >> thank you. good evening, everyone and welcome to to scombroint meeting the police commission and the board sergeant, next item. >> >> commissioner president loftus commissioner vice president turman is excuse commissioner marshall is excused commissioner nakajo's commissioner nakajo and commissioner dejesus commissioner wong excused we have quorum. >> thank you sergeant and ladies and gentlemen, just for clarity we will have general public comment at this time and we will then go into our hearing specifically on the number of reports including the blooper report and other reports as referenced in the hearing so if you last week to make comments specifically recommended to the hearing through will be an opportunity to do that as well that is the time for general public comment first speaker please. thank you good evening andrew yip world affairs have key focus on human civilization in process economic comes to a stage of prosperity and executive control 2, 3, 4 management puts business foyers in good order of development our life business career strives for success being caution about the problems even in time of security one must having a true obviously of executive actions one must have collect strategies for rich and notable to determine the december i didn't in life that is for the aspire of folks with time to accomplish true benefits of success for - holiness is strurm and virtues are notable and personal nature on to holiness in gradual steps in opening up a wondering business career time of circumstances and purpose from civilization in development by applying personal - destiny as with work for the wondering people one engaged if extensive differ phil ginsberg pathway and accident wondering establishment for the organization of holiness and vicious and wisdom and principle that leads people back to public it and for all that will be the business enterprise of having a kingdom god bless the holy kingdom. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> thank you sxooepd and all the little ducks lame and mobile my name is a christopher's i live on 6 and howard less than 40 years from seawall he rise to comment on racism first, i wish you to take note there is at least one white man that has tried to start a dialogue on racism that man being my less than humble self-i've worn that shirt my opening statement in the dialogue awhile walking the sidewalks of san francisco for years during that time 2 hundred people an hour seen me wearing that 4 thousand smorg borrowed of customs that make our beloved city and county of san francisco i noticed a few people taking a second look all the people passed its the whitest human being they might see with two professional black guys on it in all that time with the uproar and pain involved that the subject of american he style racism none hallway u saw a comment none had a question none no white person no asians or hispanics not one question so members take serious note none really want to have a dialogue about race none no asian-american or african-american and no other europe americans and that is our american tragedy thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good evening board of supervisors commissioner president loftus and police commission i've never spoken here not sure of the premiers i don't know that is general public comment you have up to 2 minutes. >> okay. so can you hear me now. >> i'm here to speak speak about the police commission when you appoint a new commissioners pick someone is integrity not outburst for political gain we like a commissioner on the police commission not get their own criteria on the fast track we know about his past commerce of corruption not talk about commissioner wong the judiciousblas loss is the position r police commission gain i can't think on the police commission we currently have i want to propose out to the commissioner president loftus and to commissioner melara since those two joined the commission they finally have gotten moving on the reforms we've been waiting for year ares years and years only a civil grand jury report four officers counted in federal court and sent to prison i'm probably living out the transgression got them moving on the reform we've been wait on in years and years and years and propose out to supervisor kim for her editorial for the 4 supervisors even though i'm no progression trying to push greg suhr the head of the corrupt snake and i want if thank you for what you've done and supervisor peskin the grown adult in the room that brought adult inspiration osteo all. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> my name is david i am i'm with the san francisco's for affordability unfortunately, i don't have enough copies on november 10th i published on the poa arguing their days are numbered as a bullying force for the status quo a week after the trump quake i'm not sure sf can you remember has a partner for reform but julian becomes the attorney general obama's 21st century program upon which san francisco is riling may disappear poas may try to stall on the transformation how will we carry on how will we reform them without a federal partner. >> sir i'm pausing your time this is about general public comment after general public comment we're going to go to the actual hearing weigh

kim reynolds. where is kim? come on up, kim. i've gotten to know over the years, somebody respected outside of iowa like you would not believe, inside of iowa, so much that he is the longest -serving governor in the history of the united states, terry branstad. [applause] >> thank you. mr. trump: by the way, terry came to my office and was talking to me about trade. i think there is nobody who knows more about trade than him. he is one of the ones where dealing with china, he would be a prime candidate to take care of china. he has done so well, so well, for the people of iowa. nobody knows it better. congressman steve king, great guy. [applause] mr. trump: great guy. i even liked him when he was endorsing ted. he was endorsing him and i still , liked him. he came around. it took a little while, but he came around. [applause] mr. trump: thank you very much, steve. and a woman who i got to know, she was on a very short list, and she loves the people of iowa, and she felt she needed -- it wasn't me, it wasn't me, she felt she need

the young lady who plays yoko is kim-- kim miyori. so, anyway, that's 8:00 on nbc monday night, and i-- we're kinda proud of it, so we hope you watch it. now, my next two guests, you all know. they were two of the original members of "saturday night live," and they're co starring in a new movie called "spies like us." they're here to unashamedly plug it. [ laughter ] it opens across the country, this country, on friday december the sixth. will you welcome in any order you like dan aykroyd [ music ] [ applause ] [ indistinct chatter ] >> welcome. >> how are you? nice to see you. >> how are ya? [ cheers and applause ] we brought our fun bags today. >> pay no attention to him. >> it is always nice to see in this cutthroat business called showbusiness there's no real competition. >> no, absolutely not. >> to see who gets to sit in this seat. and you won out. >> well, i'm a little taller. >> a little taller. >> well, here's this little problem, i didn't know whether to say chevy chase and dan aykroyd or dan aykroyd and chevy chase. now, i'

kim and her jewels were not the primary target. >> when they came in, did they say where is kim kardashian? >> no, no, no. they don't know her name at all. >> he says the robbers forced him to let them into kim's room. he says kim was terrified and begged for her life. >> so you were handcuffed in front of you, and then they went to -- what did they do with kim? did they tie her hands up as well? >> yes, >> so they tied her ankles together? >> yeah. >> so her hands were tied. her ankles were tied. >> and tape on her mouth. and the guy was asking for money. where is money, money, money? she believed that they were there for her ring. at that moment, she gave him her ring. >> she puts her ring in his pocket, and then what did he say? >> where is money? money, money, money. terrified. don't kill me. don't hurt me. i have babies. i'm a mom. >> at the time, kim's bodyguard was protecting kourtney and kendall. meanwhile, back at the hotel, one of the robbers had taken kim's phone. >> when the phone rang, i saw pascal, the name of the bodyguard, and i told the guy you know who is calling now? it's her bodyguard. and if she didn't answer him now, he would come with police. >> att quickly left, taking