see you tomorrow. >> a whale in kingston ends up in troubled waters. sea. but it was tough watching from sky 7 hd today. flying over kingston. you can see the whale had made its way on to the mud. night team nick emmons is live in kingston with the good story out of there. >> yeah, that's right kim it was touch and go for a few showers earlier this afternoon. as experts from the new england aquarium were trying to figure out best way to safely get that whale back out to sea the problem was, the whale was so far off shore, the only thing they could do was wait. >> low tide causing a high anxiety off the shores of kingston. a whale stranded in shallow waters. that animal was actually stuck in the mud flat a couple hundred yards off shore for two hours. sky 7 capturing 25 foot whale's desperate struggle from above. when high and dry for two hours, the animal's own body weight will actually compress vital have shock. the whales are common year round in new england. experts say whales beach themselves for a number of reasons. including health issues or simple co

sky 7 hd on what was a beached whale in kingston. this all happening right now off gray's beach in kingston . >> anchor: the good news though now the tide came in and that whale is now free. this was an image from earlier today but now we saw him more recently swimming around and he was able to get free. officials say that the whale is more than 25 feet long, they live in the weights off of new england. they are no texas ranger to the area but there you can see that he got stuck on a mud flap earlier and a team from the new england aquarium headed that way but it looks like they weren't needed because that whale was able to get free on its own as that tide came in and the water start started to build around him. he was able to swim away . >> anchor: we have pictures

reporting in kingston, adam sexton, wmur news 9. shelley: a few other republicans campaigned in new hampshire today. rick santorum help -- held a town hall in windham tonight. he has focused most of his campaign efforts in iowa where he won the 2012 caucuses. south carolina senator lindsay graham attended a vigil at the franklin vfw post. he also toured a manufacturing company in hampton and walked main street in nashua. this morning presidential candidate donald trump addressed the crowd so big, the event had to be moved to the radisson in manchester. organizers say it was the largest turnout in the 20 year history of the event. trump spent an hour talking about issues ranging from the keystone pipeline to education. democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders was in he marched in the parade and attended a ceremony. he said he will prevent cuts to benefits for disabled veterans and to va hospital. tom: a new campaign lit up today, it' s called green light affect, it is a project asking people to place a green lightbulb in a wi

and we're looking at 54 right now up around kingston and poughkeepsie and 56 around armonk. in the five boroughs looking at -- boroughs looking at 61 in the park and 57 around belmar and wrightstown. the numbers will actually tap out as the high temperature for the day. and it gets a bit cooler as we go into the day. and it will still be above normal for the temperatures today. we have a northwest wind here, need the jackets and sweaters and that sort of thing. going to be looking at sunshine today. the last of the showers are here now just to the east of shelter island and out toward the hamptons to montauk. that will be sliding eastward and high pressure builds in. reinforcing shot of cool air is

carter won the seat formerly held by jack kingston. congressman buddy carter from george's first congressional district -- georgia's first congressional district. is it what you expected? mr. carter: there are some surprises, i will tell you that. i have served as a mayor for nine years and i have served in the state legislature for ten years. but i can tell you that this is different from anything i have ever done before. host: how so? mr. carter: first of all, it is a full-time job. even when i was mayor, it was mayor of a relatively small town at that time. by the time i finished, it was much larger, and in the state legislature, it was only a 40 day session every year. we were in session from the second monday in january and tell usually march or april -- until usually march or april. that is one of the big suggestions i had to make when i was up here around to the and of large i was thinking, ok, it is time to go home, and they told me you can't go home. that is probably the biggest adjustment. host: where is pooler, georgia? mr.

james kingston is known for his stunts. kingston and another climber started their climb early to avoid the guards. after agreeing not to visit the tower. the earth simply gave way here, look at this sink hole, this happened outside of an i-hop. people heard loud booms and then the electricity went out and officials say it was actually not a sink hole which is what i referred to it as. they said the grounds just simply gave way. >> all right. well your probably said it many types, she loves all her kids equally, but that could be a downfall. dr. marshal weighs in on that. plus, -- >> you have to stop and look where you are at. >>> a conversation with jezelle about her decision to >> taking uber and feeling good about it. it's popular, but is it safe? the new simple solution designed to put those worries to rest. for the girl scout meeting... for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! p at stop&shop, prices have just dropped on thousands more items. this price can't be right... th

it was a cedar rapids rematch tonight in kingston stadium. scott will have playoff highlights from cedar rapids kennedy and washington clearing continues to be the focus tonight allowing us sunshine for the take control of the weather, keeping us quiet and comfortable by november standards. highs remain in the 50s with lows in the 30s through tuesday. a storm system has its sights on the upper midwest for the middle of the week with our next chance for some rain. tonight: mostly clear low: 32-38 winds: w 5-10tomorrow: mostly high: 47-53 winds: nw 5-15tomorrow night: mostly clear low: 27-33 winds: light swsunday: mostly sunny high: 55 - low: 30 monday: mostly sunny high: 56 - low: 33 tuesday: partly cloudy high: 59 - low: 37 wednesday: showers high: 56 - low: 43 thursday: chance of showers high: 48 - low: 40 friday: partly cloudy high: 50 - low: 33 thanks joe. it's been another packed night of high school football playoffs in eastern iowa. scott will have highlights, coming up next in sports. stay with us. edition of the sportscast. some great

sean: the man who once escaped from police in kingston is back behind bars this morning. erin: hi there. i' m erin fehlau. sean: good morning. m sean mcdonald. i felt like this note --the clouds were snow clouds. erin: hold on. sean: i' m just saying they look like that. [laughter] fog this morning. you are not seeing that closer to the coast. back to our west, the line of rainfall is slowly making its way toward us. it moves and from west to east this evening. temperatures in the 30' 40' s this evening. we are looking at highs from the mid-40' much more coming up. let' s take a look at your morning ride. we' re joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. good thursday morning. deb: good thursday morning, kevin. we are not seeing any delays through the state of new hampshire on 93 in either direction from concord down to the hooksett tolls. 293 right now, you are hasslefree through the mill yard. 101, 111, and the spaulding turnpike are all looking good. if you are heading into boston, it is trouble-free on 93 south, route three south, and 495. this report is being brought

joe girdner joins us live from kingston and joel how did the cougars look tonight? joel ad lib intro kennedy has been absolutely manhandling opponents in the trenches all year long....and it would be no different tonight.first offensive series for the cougars....wh o else? senior running back tyler draille takes it in from 7 yards out to give kennedy an early lead. north scott moved the ball well in the first half...but could never finish off drives....here kier brown coughs up the ball a..nd todd gusta is johnny on the spot for kennedy.... ensuing drive for the cougars.....draille again...this time from 5 yards out to make it 14-0. move to the 2nd quarter....and if it ain't broke don't fix it.....draille another short touchdown run. and just when you start to load the box to stop draille....nick duehr goes play action pass and finds the big man....shawn beyer from 22 yards out to give kennedy a 28-7 lead heading into the break. the third quarter the cougs got a little tricky....you're flowing hard one way to stop draille and the reverse it on you to beyer. beyer ge

sean: a man who escaped from police in kingston is back behind bars this morning. like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. erin: good thursday morning. thanks for joining us. i' m erin fehlau. sean: i' m sean mcdonald. a little bit of a different feel as you head out the door this morning. a little more mild. kevin: temperatures running 20 degrees warmer than we were yesterday and the day before at this time. the clouds will thicken up through the day and we will have rain chances making their way in. for eastern parts of the state, you may not see much until after 3:00 or 4:00. it will be western area' s first, late morning into the afternoon. temperatures ahead of that running in the upper 30' s to mid 40' s. upper 40' s to mid 50' s in the afternoon. much more on this system and your weekend in a bit. let' s take a look at your thursday morning ride. we are joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. good morning. deb: good morning. if you are starting on interstate 89 this morning, everything looks great on the northbound side. coming down on the southbound side, we are not se

carter won the seat formerly held by jack kingston. this is 25 minutes. host: congressman buddy carter from george's first -- georgia's first congressional district. is it what you expected? mr. carter: there are some surprises, i will tell you that. i have served as a mayor for nine years and i have served in the state legislature for ten years. i have quite a bit of experience in the political arena. but i can tell you that this is different from anything i have ever done before. host: how so? mr. carter: first of all, it is a full-time job. even when i was mayor, it was mayor of a relatively small town at that time. by the time i finished, it was much larger, and in the state legislature, it was only a 40 day session every year. we were in session from the second monday in january until usually march or april. that is one of the big suggestions i had to make when i was up here around to the and of large i was thinking, ok, it is time to go home, and they told me you can't go home. that is probably the biggest adjustment. host: where is pooler, georgia?

a crosstown matchup between local powers at kingston stadium... and in west delaware... the hawks try to end decorah's surprising run... all that and wake up in your first home. wake up in a home with a new address. wake up in a home with no address. your dream home evolves, and protecting it takes committed support. when kennedy and washington met on the gridiron waaay back in week two... that was a close game won by the cougars... but that doesn't compare to this... two crosstown rivals meeting in november... with a spot in the semifinals at stake... it was a packed house at kingston stadium... a reported attendance of almost 8- thousand... and it seems like this guy's run for eight thousand yards this year... tyle dralle... caps off the opening kennedy drive with a score... 7-0 cougars... and the train kept rollin' a couple drives later... nick deere goes downfield to shaun beyer... wiiiide open... and nobody's catching number two... 61 yard touchdown... 14-0 kennedy... and late in the second quarter... washington driving... but t-j vogel tries to do too much... his p

the kingston trio recorded charlie and the in tam 1959. according to the lyric, how much brian: five cents. ed: listen to the music. let me tell you of the story of the man named charlie. he put $.10 and has pocket. [laughter] ed: $.10. we will continue with our interview with brian. ed: we are back with brian shortsleeve. he is 0-2. question three. a series of murals painted by an artist in the 1970' s. this one is entitled "green line the estimate was $1015. what was the winning bid? over $2000. middle school and high school students receive a discount on standard fares when they purchase a monthly pass. how big is the discount? is it 25%? 50% of denmark or do they write free with a student id? the answer is b, 50%. the ntb recently released a report about buses. how much does it cost each year to maintain an ntb bus? janet: your boss says the state needs to authorize another $2 billion in order to extend the green line. why $2 billion? brian: that is a huge project. what i can tell you, november 30, which is not far away, we are going t

and we have a biggie on tap tonight at kingston stadium... washington and kennedy meet for the second time this season... the cougars won the first matchup... in three-a... second-ranked west delaware is at home with a chance to go to the semis... they host decorah... and a clash of the titans in one-a... number one iowa city regina hosts second- ranked west branch... we'll have highlights from these games and more tonight at nine and ten... in baseball news... the white sox extended jeff samardzija a one-year qualifying offer on friday... worth 15.8 million dollars... the veteran right- hander will probably declcle ththsox offer... and pupuue a long-term deal in free agency... in that case... chicago will receive a 2016 first-round draft pick as compensation... we will be right back to take one last look at your forecast after the break. saturday with if you think there's no solution to the climate crisis, think again. in iowa, wind energy is already producing enough power for over a million homes, reducing our dependence on foreign oil and

are underway and kennedy leads north scott in the second quarter in game one of double header at kingston.. we will have highlights of 14 second round games all over eastern iowa tonight on a special monday night edition of the endzone from 10:30-11:00 right here on kcrg tv-9. and finally this evening it's monday time for another edition of john's big ole fish. how is this for a valentine. it is young max valentine with his catch of the day. next up is marley lytle who caught the biggest fish on a family outing at sugar bottom. from oelwein city park it is seth latham. batting cleanup with a huge bluegill is tyler gerhold. david hynek of hiawatha caught the 24 inch walleye north of the border. this is a spott seatrout. john kerner nailed it in florida. austyn ellenbecker of tama hit it big at hawthorn lake. so did is his sister ashlynn. way to go buddy ro. hats off to megan gorsch of marengo who reeled in the big one while fishing with her dad. and susy junge hit it big at macbride. first the striper then one week later the muskie. with all of my fishing friends, this is john campbell rep

seat held by jack kingston. this is 25 minutes. >> congressman buddy carty from george's first congressional district. you are new to just -- new to this job. is this what you expected? i've been a mayor for nine years. so, quite a bit of an experience in the political arena. i continued this is different from anything of done. >> how so? >> first of all, it's a full-time job. even when i was mayor. it was a small town. by the time i finished, the town was larger. legislature was only a 40 day session every year. from the second monday in january to usually march or april. fact, that was one of the big adjustments i had to make. march, i wasd of thinking ok it's time to go home. they told me you can't go home. that is probably the biggest adjustment. >> usurped from when? suburb.nas a it's on the coast. down in southern georgia. district and i represent the entire coast of georgia. >> why did you decide to you love a full-time -- a part-time job for a full-time? always aspired to serve at this level. i had to wa

james kingston says he recorded the video as the scaled the landmark in paris last year. security teams didn't even realize he was there and got near the top and managed to hide from them for eight hours. kingston says police arrested him but eventually released him without pressing charges because paris, he says they made him promise not to try to climb the tower, quote, for the next three years. china is right now seeing some of its worst air pollution on record. look at this. environmental experts say smog levels in the northeastern part of the country got so bad over the weekend that they reached 50 times the limit of what the world health organization considers safe. a new record. expert says one of the biggest reasons could be it's the start of winter, which means more people are burning coal for heat. officials are asking children, the elderly and anybody with respiratory issues, to stay indoors indefinitely. we'll be right back with a nod to this day in history and a bizarre kidnapping involving heineken and chinese food. and i quit smoking with chantix. i don't k

ted cruz will hold a town hall in kingston at 6:00 and rick santorum will be at a town hall in wyndham. he has a house party in bedford right now and made a stop in addition washington this afternoon. fresh off the debate stage in wisconsin last night, donald trump, it's coming, there he is. he hopped aboard his jet and hampshire. according to his campaign manager, trump didn't sleep at all last night. him at a morning event in manchester. hitting the stage to the beat of twisted sister, donald trump was greeted by the largest crowd in the 20th history of politics and eggs, among the topics, the kingstone pipeline, he would resuscitate it for a small handling fee. donald trump: i want 25% of the profits. i'm going to negotiate a deal, it will take me two seconds. josh: trump was on stage in wisconsin for a debate on the fox business network. and while trump wasn't as much the focus as he has been in other debates, his immigration policy was often in the cross hairs. >> we all know you can't pick them up and ship them back across the border. donald trump: i don't have to -- josh: a topi

republican congressman jack kingston served 22 years in the house of representatives. he was on the defense appropriations subcommittee. he's in washington tonight. congressman, spending more money on defense, is it good? is it the best way to spend taxpayers dollars? >> john, i think it depends on the thread. with russia invading crimea, with isil on the rise with the middle east unstable, north korea, china taking over sea lanes, you just don't know. keep in mind, nf 9/11 cost our country. nuclear deterrent program, nuclear submarines are patrolling the waters of the world 24 hours a day to make sure if there's an attack we are ready. a lot of spending on military is in an attempt to be preventative. >> right. >> that's why it's really hard to measure. >> but, jack, as you know, republicans want to cut taxes. they want to cut the debt. how do you spend more money on defense? who pays for that? >> well, a couple of things. number one, i do think you have to measure military with the same yardstick that we republicans measure someone on a social program. we've got to b

up the hudson river valley we have 28 around monticello. 30 poughkeepsie and kingston. 33 at montauk. some winds this morning out of the northeast brand new high pressure ridge soming down out of canada makes for east to northeast wind. that's kind of gusty at timed the but also gives us cheese. clear skies. -- clear skies, clouds are off to the west, they brought all the tornadic activity to texas tornadic activity is going to get into the ohio valley. we'll get the rain off of that but not until thursday. we have sunshine after school today. kids 52-degrees and much cooler than yesterday when it was 67 degrees. but this is our normal high temperature for this time of the year, sun and clouds and we have 52-degrees a beautiful day today. normal for this time of the year, tonight clouds increase and at 44 and tomorrow we have a cloudy day a bit milder the high temperature is going to be around 58 degrees. here's your accuweather seven day forecast. you'll see it's cloudy on wednesday. thursday it's kind of windy and wet. we're looking at 64 degrees. and then we're going to be seeing t

it's 41 in both kingston and la grange. it's 41 in morristown as well and 50 degrees in farmingdale. behind this front it will get colder. there's plenty of rain right now moving through ohio. it's going to weaken as it makes its way over the appalachians. you'll see that here. midnight, doesn't be surprised if you get a quick sprinkle or a shower. anything that happens is going to be quick hitting and very light. most of us will see 1/10 of an inch if that. we'll start to see a return of sunshine by the afternoon. the next issue becomes what will it feel like. the chill moving in here. 9:00 tomorrow morning it's going to feel like 40, 38 in south brunswick. it's going to feel in the 40s all day long throughout the tristate and then tomorrow morning it's going to be cool. on monday morning it's going to be even colder. look at the feels-like forecast. it's going to feel like 24 degrees in danbury, 27 in northport and feel like 27 degrees on monday morning in asbury park. overnight tonight on dipping down into the 40s. a lig

they're in the 3rd at kingston... it's 35-21 wash... for the third straight year -- solon and west delaware are facing off in the second round of the playoffs -- two years ago the spartata me away with the win -- last year -- it was the hawks -- so you could call tonight's meeting -- the rubber match matchwest delaware hasn't lost no score in the first -- hawks driving -- max ride-en-our -- lofts one up to josh nagel -- west delaware goes up 7 nothing and they weren't done -- second quarter it's ride-en-our --again -- this time with his feet -- to make it 14 nothingand the kid plays on defense too -- ride-en-our -- breaks up the pass in the endzone -- as west delaware es on to win 37 to 14 the final. staying in 3-a --- xavier hosting decorah..rough start for the saints.. right after a fumblele. decorah with a run fake that fools everybody... and big marshall johnson keeps the legs moving... he falls in for a t-d... 7-0 vikings...it would be 10-0 decorah before xavier answered... brice schulte rolling to his right... he tosses it to blak

sky fox flying over a beached whale off kingston this afternoon. we alerted the new england aquarium about it around watched for hours as it struggled to get free. 4:15 p.m. this afternoon, the whale freed itself in the incoming tide. as the whale was leaving off the waters of kingston, it hit a channel buoy. the aquarium tells fox 25, they will have a team out there tomorrow to see if the whale will resurface. >> mark: boston firefighters still investigating the cause of this big fire in hyde park saturday night. it cents seven people to the hospital with minor injuries and left at least ten people homeless. broken gas main fueled those flames. >> elizabeth: take a look at this mangled car after a bad crash in dudley. two people were in the car, and they survived, with serious but non-life-threatening injuries. it happened around 8:30 p.m. last night on charlton road. investigators say both speed and alcohol may have contributed to that crash. dozens of firefighters from across the state honored today for their bravery and heroic actions. 26th ann

yet wright of brockton and mass maritime grads keith griffin of winthrop and jeffrey mathias of kingston. >> elizabeth: construct workers make a disturbing discovery on the south shore. they were building a seawall when they spotted a body at gurnett point near the border of duxbury. kerry kavanaugh is there live and just in the last 30 minutes, we learned that that body is that of a young man missing from maldin. >> >> the reporter: and police, lily, tell us the family has been searching for him frantically, painstakingly, since mid october. hyped me here at the -- behind me here at the powder point the shore four miles from here and this is a sad and tragic first for them the crew say. plymouth county investigators say the body that washed aupon the plymouth shore thursday morning was that of a young man from maldin. family members reported the 17-year-old missing october 17th. >> it didn't look real. >> we were down here, i was loading a loader. >> i was getting stone to bring over here and i looked and saw it on the beach. >> at first they thought they were looking at the remnants of

mark george was first arrested burglary in kingston but climbed out a window of the police he was later found in massachusetts but then never showed up to court. u.s. marshals finally tracked him down in lawrence, massachusetts. new this noon, senator shaheen is applauding the decision by the u.s. air force to allow the city of portsmouth to lead the design and construction of a system to remove contaminants from water supplied by three wells at pease international tradeport. contaminants were first discovered in the wells in may of 2014, but at this time, it' s have on those who were exposed to them. senator shaheen says this partnership will be critical in restoring the trust in the water supply. turning to the weather, this is a live look from portsmouth where you have got clouds and, you know, gray skies there. kevin skarupa, this is one of the days where we will have rain kevin: we have the front that will eventually move and later on this afternoon, and the the west with that. grayer. a cooler shades -- a couple of shades cooler as well. you can see a few showers will be roaming t

keith and another from kingston. maritime academy. >> also from the night team, a team tragedy in franklin. the young girl killed after last night. witnesses say rescuers what got there just after it happened were trying to pull the girl >> but couldn' time. brandon is live in medway with the latest. brandon? >> it seems a very popular girl that touched a lot of people and you could tell from the people that came to cope with the terrible loss. the 17- year- old died in the car accident from franklin. you should see a makeshift memorial is growing at the scene. police and fire say the high school senior crashed into a tree. bystanders try to get her out because of the fire spreading in the vehicle. friends and family understandably too upset to speak right now but they say maddie was an excellent young woman. a 3- sport athlete and very good student. she was someone that brought a lot of joy to the school. the outpouring by her friends, faculty and staff that came to med way high school for support and counseling speaks to the type of young woman she was. grief counselors were at the schoo

danville, and kingston, and newton >> and to the city of wooster, and holden and to the north of there, and southwest new hampshire, and showers get together the northwestern corner, this will continue to come overnight tonight, with periods of heavy rain right through your morning driver, when you can expect it to move out and the strongest winds to occur >> check it out with the fox 25 weather app, it is easy to download and use >> a suggestionpect was arrested on for pulling out this gun on another driver, the weapon turns out to be the fake. he modified the gun though to look like the real thing >> state police telling us that normally the tip on that gun is orange, in this case, the tip had been painted black to look more like the real thing, the road rage boiled over, as the suspect and they were entering the ramp /-p onto summerville >> the female victim reported a man in a black honda had flashed this replica gun at her. they say that woman stayed on the phone with 911, and drove toward the massachusetts state police barracks, while the suspect continued to follow her, and that

the family of and dhahran, woman of color from kingston, jamaica lives in a cottage that stands todayat 1014 st. clot. the cottage at 11:31 governor nichols received his from a free man of color named ross who built the cottage in approximately 1837. a freak negress bought the property at 1135 st. claude, sold it, but built a cottage around 1817. at the corner of st. clot and governor nichols street, st. augustine catholic church built in 1842, women of killer, juliet and josephine charles took their vows and became sisters of the holy family in 1862. this order of black nuns minister to the 4 enslaved but on a more secular note, the candlelight lounge on robertson street offered new orleans brass band music in native habitat. back street cultural museum at 1116 claude st. showcases indian suits, funeral information, at second line photographs and other memorabilia. and neighborhood down river from the french quarter, was established in 1805 as new orleans, one of new orleans's first suburbs, it is noted for its architecture, free people of color own 70% of the houses there at one tim

heavier rain merrimack, kingston. essentially the merrimack valley. heavy rain along the buzzard's bay and other side of the bay, over toward the bourne bridge. carver and plymouth seeing moderate showers too. all of this spinning on through from the storm system from yesterday that was producing midwest. much of the activity has pushed to the north but closer to the center, severe thunderstorms are happening in upstate new york, while we're getting some of the heavier rain, but this part of the system still has to swing through here tonight and that's what we're going to be tracking. what we're going to be tracking. so here is the futurecast data, the high resolution radar, that's pushing this all out initially, only to allow for the next front to come on in. now, ahead of this, temperatures will actually jump a couple of degrees with the strong southerly winds that will develop, between 15 and 20 miles per hour, with gusts up to 25 along the front. downpours through western massachusetts, this is 9:00 p.m., with that front, making their way into wor

the whale that beached itself in kingston today did get pulled back out into the water. experts say from the new england aquarium say the prognosis is guarded. they believe the animal is probably ill and in shock and likely to beach again. but for the moment it is out to sea. crews will be back out in the morning searching for it. ed: we are just past 6:00 at night and taking a live look over 95 south heading to gillette stadium. the headlights are heading in the direction of monday night football and traffic is backed up for miles beyond burlington as the fans head to foxborough and the patriots countdown against the bills. continues with mike lynch. >> thank you very much. we fought through the traffic earlier this afternoon. welcome to foxborough where it feels like buffalo or block island. it is windy and it is cold. it is the first time this year that the patriots are going to play in such conditions. i spoke with bill belichick earlier in the week and he said we know how to handle cold weather. it is also the first time they will play a full football game without j

the texas senator held a town hall in kingston yesterday putting a focus on the role of the military on this veterans day. voters eager to get a closer look at him. see. if we stand up to the soviet union and defend our rights, then i will be dammed if we lose them to our own government. emily: several other candidates joined cruz yesterday in new hampshire to thank veterans including republicans donald trump and rick santorum and randy: economic headlines this morning apple is thinking of new wallets. the company is reportedly in a payment service that would let people send each other cash from the plan is similar to paypal' s venmo, an app that lets people pitch-in on things like rent, payments and restaurant checks. emily: asian stocks are mixed as investors eye weak oil prices and the prospect of a federal reserve rate hike. fed leaders are expected to speak today and could give hints on when that hike could happen. of that speech and the release of weekly jobless data. yesterday major u.s. benchmarks ended lower with the dow losing 56 points. randy: it is 10 minutes before 5:00.

lost his footing and he dropped it near montgomery and kingston. the officer commanded him not to pick it up. >> the individual does not heed the warnings, attempts to grab the gun. our officer discharges his firearm twice, striking the individual. one time in the lower abdomen. >> reporter: police say the suspect who is in his 20s is no stranger to the law with previous gun arrests. as this investigation continues the nypd is praising how the officer handled the situation. >> he was solo. he gave warnings. these warnings were heard by witnesses. he did a great job. reviewing video footage from inside of this bus. it was traveling near that intersection at the time of the accident. earlier they're reviewing that footage to see what was on it. as for the suspect, i spoke with the nypd, and they tell me he's listed in stable condition at the hospital. and yes, he will be charged but right now there's no specific information on what the charges might be. we are live in crown heights tonight. sheldon dutes, news4 new york. >> thank you. >>> still much

it was a packed house at kingston stadium... a reported attendance of almost 8- thousand... and it seems like this guy's run for eight thousand rds this year... tyle dralle... caps off the opening kennedy drive with a score... 7-0 cougars... and the train kept rollin' a couple drives later... nick deere goes downfield to shaun beyer... wiiiide open... anan nobobo's catchihi number two... 61 yard touchdown... 14-0 kennedy... and late in the second quarter... washington driving... but t-j vogel tries to do too much... his pass is picked off by brandon neimeyer... all phases showing up in this one for the cougars... they win, 21-7... meanwhile the little hawks traveling to the quad cities....and the bettendorfrf bulldogs proving why they're number two in the state.... 31- 7 the final.... city high had negative yards of offense for much of the second half.... budogs moving on to the dome... down in three-a... second- ranked west delaware tries to keep it going against decorah... and the hawks started hot... they drive the length of the field early... and hand it to their main ma

ted cruz will be in kingston hall. and democratic hopeful bernie lebanon' s veteran' s day parade and ceremony. saluting those who are and have and everyday. laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery after hosting a breakfast at the white house honoring america' s veterans and their famiilies. meanwhile the obama , administration is calling on congress to pass measures to help military veterans gain easier access to health care and disability benefits. there are close to 100,000 veterans in new hampshire. today there are several events , planned around the state in their honor. state leaders including governor maggie hassan are honoring granite state veterans past and present at an annual ceremony happening now at the state veterans cemetery in boscawen. also many companies and businesses are offering special deals for service members, you wmur.com. a marine from connecticut is passing through the granite state as he embarks on a 300 mile walk to raise awareness about veterans stru

. >> former congressman jack kingston, sabrina shave tonne and mr dickey, thank you for joining us >>> melissa was a lightening rod for controversy after asking for a journalist to be ejected from a protest at a zoo. could it be correct. ect. >> at 9:30 - "america tonight" - top investigative reporting, uncovering new perspectives. >> everything that's happeni .comverything that's happeni here is illegal. >> then at 10:00 - it's "reports from around the world". >> let's take a closer look. >> antonio mora gives you a global vie 3 amobal vie security forces launch raids on addresses across france as the prime minister warns of more attacks to come. paris is a city on inch of false alarm cause is panic among people paying tribute to those kills in friday's attacks. the french investigation is also focusing on belgium, a joint task force has been set up in brussels. two of the attackers lived th

. >> former congressman jack kingston, sabrina shave tonne and mr dickey, thank you for joining us >>lissa was a lightening rod for controversy after asking for a journalist to be ejected from a protest at a zoo. could it be correct. my final thought is next. >>> time for our final thought. before thursday professor click had a few fans, in an instant she had a household name, video tape calling for muscle o eject a photo journalist. click apologised to the campus community and journalist in the eyes of the media i would say professor clique has the title of the most hated communications professor in america. now, this is not the first time professor clique shared dis dane for the media posting "i hate u.s. television news", after watching coverage of the quake in haiti, and there's a poster outside her office. here is where click, as ridiculous as her behaviour was, is on to something. yes, it is true that a handful of companies dominate big media, yes, big media companies spend hundreds of million on lobbyist to get ownership rules, and, yes, the money rich campaign finance system t

in kingston. ted cruz will be speaking in a town hall tonight. in a statement released early earlier, he says we owe veterans a debt we can never repay. your service has guaranteed our freedom. tom: the annual veterans day ceremony was held today at the state cemetery in boscawen. jennifer: hundreds of people braved the rain to thank current veterans and ones who served honorablely in the past. andy hershberger spoke with veterans and their family about what this day really means. andy: they are honoring the memory of their father and husband, korean war veteran richard robinson. >> we have been coming here since he died in 2006. it's a wonderful place to be. it's an important thing to do. >> for our veterans, they gave so much for us, it's that simple, very simple compared to what they have done for us. andy: and it is those simple gestures that mean so much on this special day, a salute, a flower, a kind word from a grateful neighbor to someone who saved their nation and >> honoring all veterans of all wars, that's what i believe. i know it's h

still steady near kingston and poughkeepsie and getting a little heavier in the jersey shore. these are the areas that have already seen an inch of rainfall. a little downpour between stafford and toms river. with the wind stream lines you can easily find the low here. counterclockwise flow. that's headed offshore taking the first batch of rain. we were in this low for a little while. then there's the second low that has to curl through. the heaviest will bypass us to the north. see this area here, that could enhance as it gets closer. i do think we'll go through several hours starting at 8:00, or 9:00, where we get another steady batch of rain. meanwhile tropical storm kate hitching a ride on this storm but thankfully it's well offshore and that storm is going to go off to sea. winds of 70 miles per hour forecast to become a hurricane thankfully in open waters and going out in to the atlantic. futurecast here. notice how we're getting steadier. this time the steadier rain is likely to be in the north or west suburbs. we'll still have rain along the coast. there's the rain piv

. >> anchor: a developing story in kingston. sky 7 hd over a beached whale look at that large creature just struggling to get out of a mud flat. the good news is the whale is free . >> anchor: that's all thanks to some help from high tide. firms from the new england itself. they are just saying the whale was more than 25 feet long and young. these types of whales live in waters off new england. a teen wept in, tried to save it but the whale didn't need any help after a long struggle to get free. the tide rolled in and it wound up swirling out of the dangerous spot . >> anchor: also on 7, a new hampshire couple now charged with misleading investigators looking into the case of a burned body found in bridgewater willier this month. the district attorney's office says the couple admitted they were with the victim the day she died but they say she lied to police investigators about where they were. bridgewater police discovering the body near the tracks. this is the woman killed. she was a mother from new jersey jersey. >> anchor: n

up the hudson river we're looking at 56 around kingston to newburgh. we should be about 42 around the five boroughs to 32 here north and west. it's really warm. it's warm air ahead of a cold front that's spreading east ward. here's the front we're talking about. it's back to our west but the clouds are out ahead of it. here's the front itself. there's rain all along that. this will keep sliding east ward today and eventually that's going to get to us around 11:00 in western jersey and noontime for the city. the rain starts to build and get heavier by lunchtime. we'll be at 64 degrees this afternoon. it's windy and wet today. this first front moves through with the rain, the second front moves through tonight and tomorrow with cooler air. it's drier air into friday and cooler air for saturday. it gets down right chilly sunday into monday as the temperatures start to rebound next week just in time for thanksgiving. holiday travel will be great in the east, fair in the midsection but if you have to travel from here to here wednesday before thanksgiving yo

flood alcohol level of for greater and two counts of child endangerment the 12 year-old boys have by kingston selma hospital today happening now holiday for you when the last ice skate the fifth year a special pickups their money earlier tonight hosted by our very own just been cut this live from the ice rink to life with some new features that during this year, people >> reporter: still having fun out on the ice for a better way kickoff holiday season and do some ice skating with a view at the ice rink at the south shore center now. up the money came over here i did go on the brink this is definitely fun for the whole family the ascent has partnered to give back the kids and community and help kids stay for free. off"for that the kids everyone in the community for a proud sponsor of the ice rink potter did be here for the grand opening mile is when we will open up to a public test of hot chocolate in the best part is the key to give the community. the chance to do something big help them as well. >> reporter: alicea for thirties going in there to before all said and done better we focus on t

, not much a drift to braintree or scituate and we have wet weather in marshfield and canton and kingston. we feel away fog, and showers will belong gone and back to the sunshine a few hours, all we need to break the record. i think that is within reach. even with the gusty southwest wind and it means we will be cooler in buzzard's bay and the cape. watch this ramp up in the steering wheel, heading home and gusteds could be over30 and maybe to 40 miles an hour. shoving in that warm air, and not that it is needing any shove, it is already here, but there is a lot of action in the jet stream, and a lot of wind that will blow a front through here and temperatures tomorrow, in the mid70s, once that front crosses, game over. we will get back to the cooler air, saturday is cloud career than sunday and about the days are dry and saturday isn't all that bad, and sunday in the cool air, our temperatures will be only about 50 and saturday about 61 and monday coming back out of it. that means the forecast is chilly, even at 1:00, toyfrt with the northwest wind bringing the wind chills back to the lo

keith griffin from winthrop and jeffrey mathias from kingston both graduated from massachusetts maritime academy. marine biologists at the new england aquarium are searching for answers in the death of an endangered sea turtle. they found the 800-pound leatherback turtle floating a mile off woods hole. the turtle looks like it has been dead for a few days possibly because it was caught in a debt and drowned. they'll a do a necropsy to check for sure. more than a thousand runners running to raise money for pete's park, a neglected park. his dad said neighbors wanted to raise money to fix the park and make it handicapped accessible, which will cost up to $125,000. >> all the amazing accolades pete has gotten are wonderful, but this is going to be a permanent structure in his name, so we're so tickled and completely amazed at the turnout. >>>> anchor: freddie says the updated park will give his son the ability to watch his daughter play there. straight ahead on 7news at 6:00, you think a deaf football coach would have a difficult time coaching a team, but think again. a!local man is making

there was some good news the 5:00 we have learned that as that whale was leaving the waters off kingston it hit a channel buoy. they will have a team out there tomorrow to see if the whale will resurface. >>> super bowl 50 in san francisco less than four weeks after that tom brady will be back in court as the nfl's deflategate appeal is heard. new today in the u.s. district court of appeals settology a court date of march 3rd when it will hear oral arguments in new york. both the nfl and brady's camp agreed to an expedited hearing with a goal of wrapping up the case prior to the start of 2016. >>> we're following developing news out of france tonight where police have found what could be a suicide vest in a garbage can. they checked that area for any other possible threats. a french tv station is reporting that the possible vest contained the same explosives used by the paris attackers. >>> in belgium authorities say they're keeping brussels at high alert until monday. security forces could be seen patrolling the streets today hoping to contain any possible terror attacks. the rest of be

also breaking a whale frees itself from the waters off kingston. life. plus, police say a woman was drunk when she flagged down a school bus full of kids and got on board. tonight, the superintendent says the driver broke the rules. it's a story you will see on just one station. a local student working hard at making a difference . >>> i always watched to do something to help people . >> reporter: who will benefit by being warmer this winter? 7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> anchor: we begin with break breaking news at 6:00. due to ongoing threats from isis the state department just issued a worldwide travel alert just before the very busy holiday travel season. of course it comes a little more then a week after the terror attacks in paris . >> anchor: this alert will last into the new year. let's get right over to ryan schulteis at the breaking news desk . >>> this warning comes center straight from the state department government saying information suggests terror groups continue to plan attacks all over the world using both conventional and unconventiona

. >>> another daredevil showing us a very different view of paris. 25-year-old james kingston climbed to the top of the eiffel tower without ropes. fortunately for us he recorded his adventure, of course, with a gogopro came. >> okay, so here's how he did it. he snuck in after midnight at the top and walked around on the narrow beams and then he hid until the tower opened in the morning, but when he finally came down, security guards were waiting for him. the police questioned him for six hours, but then they let him go. >>> finally we can't go a couple weeks without talking about this guy. this guy got 15 minutes of fame, new york's famous pizza rat, of course, some may recall this video, an obviously hungry rat dragging around a full slice of pizza inn the suby station. >> it was a viral sensation. now pranksters have designed a remote controlled pizza rat and, of course, they let it loose on the streets of the big apple. some pedestrians petrified when they saw it, scurrying out of the way as quickly as they could. >> others likely could tell that it was fake right away and didn't

three massachusetts crew members including winthrop native keith griffin and jeffrey mathias of kingston. search crews found the cargo ship in an up right position on saturday nearly three miles under water. >>> it's the worst thing that ever happened to me. to lose a child is the worst thing that can happen it a mother. you are expected to lose your elders. you don't expect to lose a child child. she said her daughter first went to sea in her 20's . >>> after she got out of high she worked for about three weeks for an office and that was that. she could not stand it. she went to sea. >> reporter: she said the sea was her true home. >>> she said she would not be happy unless she was on the water. >> reporter: she said she was so proud of her daughter and that even though she loved the sea, the sea has now claimed her her. that's the story live from brockton, i'm byron barnett, 7 news. >> anchor: now a story you will see on scruff one station of parents in pembroke taking action, upset with their kid's school. so paints are saying that middle school student recently made some serious thre