i'm christa delcamp. >> kris: and i'm kris anderson. another one of those bundling-up days. the wind was blowing hard this morning, not as hard as yesterday, but it will get you attention. >> christa: for sure. blustery, at least we don't have a coating of snow. >> wren: that's right. throughout the day, not quite as windy as yesterday, but i doubt many of us will notice that. wind gusts still in the 30mph range. still a very cool day ahead. snow showers staying further to our west. upstate new york still seeing lake-effect snow here throughout most of southern new england. we're going to see mostly sunny skies or partly sunny skies, especially as we head into the rest of the morning and the afternoon. feeling like the mid-teens in worcester this morning and low 20s for most of us. definitely a cool start. be cold today. make sure to bundling up. >> christa: thank you, wren. here's danielle gersh with fast track this morning. >> danielle: here's a looking getting into town at the zakim bridge. things getting busier. certainly not as bad as yesterday. let's go to the maps. we

. >> kris: i'm kris anderson. this early-morning call shutting down the campus near the library before police figured out there was no danger. 7's steve cooper live now with the very latest. steve, what have you learned? >> reporter: well, kris, certainly a scare at the school today before the all-clear was given here. not long ago. by boston police. but there was some tense moments for a while here for following fast phone call that sounded like the real deal. >> i mean, i have never seen anything like it. it is unreal. report a massive police response on the boston university campus shortly after 8:00 this morning. >> nervous. very nervous. at the same time, it seems to be all too common. >> reporter: b.u. police received a call from a man with a foreign accent claiming he was in a booby-trapped room on the fourth floor of the libra avenue, telling police he already shot a hostage. >> a call came in someone shot. it is very alarming. and that is why, you know, you can see how serious we took it. >> reporter: tac

back to you, guys. >> kris: okay. for a fast track traffic check-in, let's check in with danielle gersh. a lot of people hitting the roads for the holiday. >> danielle: definitely a busy travel day today. so far so good. here's a look at the zakim bridge and leverett connector. not too many of you out there yet. 93 and route 1 heading into boston not seein braintree to boston northbound on the expressway, wide open. just ten minutes there. route 3, 24 and 95 all looking good. the pike wide open all the way back the framingham. so no issues on the pike yet. route 2 and 3 looking good as well this morning. take a look at those drive times if you're getting ready to head out the door. ten minutes braintree to boston. 12 minutes into town on the pike from 128. 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge, just 11 minutes this morning. the "t" and commuter rail starting your morning on schedule. back to you, guys. >> christa: all right, news now. four police officers rush toed o the hospital after being hit and dragged in dorche

i'm christa delcamp. >> kris: and i'm kris anderson. one of the important things we look for on friday is the weather, not just for today but the weekend. >> christa: it's a good start. >> wren: it is. it might sound cheesy, but i think mother nature does want us to enj have a fantastic friday forecast. plenty of sunshine, clear skies right now, and we're going to be looking at temperatures well above our seasonal highs. so back to close to 60 degrees for most of us. cooler today across the cape and the coast. a few additional clouds, as well. breezier. temperatures this morning are quite varied. 39 degrees in orange. bedford, norwood, you're about 10 to 15 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. the cape, you are much warmer than yesterday at this time. about 14 degrees warmer actually. here in boston, we're starting out pretty mild. as we head into the rest of your forecast, we warm up very nicely. mostly sunny skies throughout the day. plenty of friday sunshine and our mild stretch continues for one more day as we head into tomor

." >> kris: it is 5:00. i'm kris anderson. >> christa: and get reacquainted with your scraper this morning. if you have snow on your windshield, a few flakes fell overnight. i had the find my scraper. it was buried. >> kris: i couldn't look for it. hr have a warning for drivers. be safe. wren clair has the latest. jiergs most of us just flurries. a dusting is what we're waking up to. you could scrape off you car, but most likely just brush off the car. a closer look at what we're seeing throughout the state of massachusetts. a lot of those snow reports have stayed further to our west. the berkshires having seen more than what we're waking up to now. a couple more flurries through the morning hours. our main concern today is the effect currently. that's going to be in effect all day long enter tonight. so wind gusts up to around 50mph. and sustained winds up to around 35mph for us. here's what we're seeing with wind gusts. wind gusts up to around 32mph in norwood. 23mph winds across much of the coast and very

. >> kris: and you're smiling extra bryant. >> sarah: because it's friday. >> kris: i'm kris anderson. we want to check in with chris lambert with a peek of the weekend forecast because it's here. we hopefully can get out and >> chris: a lot of smiles on a friday, especially when the weekend forecast works out overall. not as mild as the last couple days. cooler weather working in from the north and west, but you can see there is no brutal cold by early november. so we do expect seasonably cool weather throughout the afternoon. where does that put us? mid-50s this afternoon. the breeze picking up a little bit, as well. once in a while gusting 20 to 25mph. so we'll have that breeze at times through the day. then that wind subsides overnight tonight. upper 20s in a lot of the suburbs. close to 50 over the weekend. more on that coming up in a bit. >> sarah: time you for fast track traffic with danielle gersh. >> danielle: thanks, sarah. good morning, everyone. happy friday to you. here's a look out at the expressway this morning. let's go to the maps. you're in good shape heading out the

results will be revealed tonight. >> anchor: and we wish her luck. >> kris: absolutely. >> kris: bud light is offering fans a chance to win a trip to the super bowl. entear competition to score super bowl tickets for life. another top prize, six winners will be chosen every week to get a pair of season tickets to their favorite team. >> anchor: i'm sure that will make a lot of football fans happy. >> kris: if you don't like chocte reportart little bit of a soggy day here. widespread showers here in southern new england. we will continue to see this through the afternoon and the evening commute. forecast boston metro, definitely seeing. this some pockets of heavy rainfall and moderate rainfall in yellow. most of us looking at showers, the day, we will trend mild into the temperature department. varied temperatures today. close to 50 degrees across the cape and the islands. they are going to warm up even further, actually, the mid to upper 50's. you can see temperatures still in the mid-0's to our northwest. as we head into the rest of the day, winds are going to pick up. they have bee

kris is in the control room now with the latest. kris? >> kris: sarah, wisconsin election officials are expected to meet today to discuss a possible time line for that recounted but already say they may not finish by the federal deadline of december 13th. president-elect donald trump back in new york city, taking to twitter with voter fraud allegations over theke electoral college in a landslide, i won the popular vote if you deduct the millions of people who voted illegally. the president-elect offered no evidence to support the claim and didn't clarify who he believes voted illegally. but he did specify where those illegal votes were cast, writing, "serious voter fraud in virginia, new hampshire and california, so why isn't the media reporting on this. serious bias. big problem." it didn't take long for granite former attorney general thomas wrath, who has opposed trump, tweet, "this will probably cost me my spot in the cabinet, but there was no fraud, serious or other in this election in new hampshire. there just wasn't." a spokesperso

they get almost $13 million apiece. >> kris: very lucky. next up on 7 news, devastating scene with a shobing when a woman walks away from this house explosion. >> anchor: a star-studded event to help children in need. what big names attended this >> kris: a star-studded event right here in boston. >> anchor: all in the name of helping children. lorkal legends coming together to supports children with there were some patriots stars, celtics players and even late-night talk show legend jay leno. the annual fund-raiser has raised more than $42 million for the patients and families at boston children's. >> kris: love that story. such a great cause, though. to see these athletes. all these people coming out for such a wonderful cause. >> anchor: a great event. >> kris: another thing we are dealing with in the backyard is rain, wren. it has movedin >> reporter: nasty weather for the next 24 hours. soggy, to foggy, and a bit breezy. got any good gift ideas? ? verizon prepaid is gonna be my gift ? ? no extra charges ? ? cash stays in your pocket ?

. >> kris: i'm kris anderson. everybody wants to know for tomorrow's holiday forecast. could be some snowflakes. wren clair is here to explain. >> reporter: well, today will be pretty different from tomorrow. first we get into today. it is actually more comfortable than yesterday. winds out of the northwest. actually falling off into the 0 degrees in nor woovld. we will trend cooler today. as winds die down and we are seeing mostly sunny skies throughout much of southern new england, it is feeling pretty nice for us. some snow showers to the upper midwest as well as some rain showers to the ohio valley. we could see some moisture in association with this. first, today our highs will be in the mid to low 40's. a little warmer than yesterday. a little more seasonable as well. we see that sunsh thanksgiving holiday, a cooler start. mostly cloudy skies throughout the day. we could wake up to some flurries, freezing drizzle making for some slick spots on the roads. i'll take a closer look at that in the full weather forecast coming up. >> kris: okay, wren. thanks so much. ma

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i can't believe it. >> kris: catch the voice on 7-nbc at 8:00. followed by a new episode of timeless at 10:00. all of the day's top stories on 7 news at 11:00. november. now things have taken this ugly turn. >> kris: so dramatic. >> reporter: i don't know. i mean, we are talking about some cool air moving in. it is jolting. it is not a smooth transition into these cooler temperatures. we woke up to a dution of snow here throughout boston. that is what most of us woke up into. in conjunction with that, we are dealing with some unbelievably windy situations. we do still have some snow off to our west. moving into western massachusetts and connecticut. our main concern is going to be these winds. all these highlighted counties are currently under a wind advisery until 10:00 tonight. >> kris: 7 news continues first at 4:00. have a great afternoon. see you at 4:00. ready to head out when others head home. at eversource, we prepare for ugly weather all year long... upgrading technology, managing vegetation, improving how we get information to you becau

kris anderson has the latest on what he's saying about this. kris? transition team. now comes news of a reported purge with some insiders who are now being forced out. donald trump giving the media the slip amid reports of turmoil in the transition process. >> thank you. thank you. >> kris: from president-elect leaving trump tower without his protective media pool last night to have dinner at a new york city steakhouse. >> mr. president-elect, no heads up to the media, sir? >> kris: was a member of that peace corps and captured this cell phone video. >> the president-elect, donald trump, has every right to a private dinner with his family in new york. the point of having a small pool of journalists cover his movements is to act as a conduit to the american people, so everybody in the nation knows where he is. >> kris: trump spent the day with vice president elect mike pence. missing from the meetings, former congressman mike rogers, who had been advising trump on national security. rogers abruptly quitting on they wanted to go in a different direction. it was easy fo

i'm sarah french. >> kris: and i'm kris anderson. >> christa: and i'm christa delcamp reporting live this morning from new york city, midtown manhattan. we're at the corner of 5th avenue and 57th street where just over my shoulder is trump headquarters where it all began for the business mogul so many months ago when he formally announced his candidacy for the president, and today hi is the president-elect. last night he took the stage in a very conciliatory speech. he told supporters that hillary clinton called to concede and congratulate him on his victory. this was around 3:00 a.m., a far cry from the heated rhetoric we have heard all throughout this campaign. he took the stage with his family and talked about the forgotten men and women of this country. right now let's take a look at our numbers coming to us from the associated press, and as it stands here right now, trump with this clear path to victory with more than 270 electoral votes needed to clinch the presidency. so far 276 electoral votes for trump, 218 for clinton, and

let's go to 7's kris anderson with the latest. >> kris: good morning. this ban comes after delta faced harsh criticism for allowing this passenger to stay on board that flight after his rant. >> donald trump, baby! that's right. this man knows what's up. >> kris: a passenger on board a delta flight recorded a donald trump supporter spewing profanity and yelling about the president-elect. >> he gets up in the aisle and justta how many people, man? really? ain't nobody going to say something? >> we can't hear you. >> you can't hear me? donald trump, baby. >> kris: and insulting hillary clinton supporters. >> we got some hillary clinton supporters here? come on, baby. >> kris: delta says the man is banned for life from the airline, but some passengers don't think that's enough. he went off the plane for 15 minutes, delaying our flight, patriot, loudly for the whole place to hear. that passenger says she's gotten hateful messages for posting the video online. she also says delta has not reached out the her. >> hey, baby, donald trump, is your president, eve

kris anderson joins us now with with the latest on this. kris? >> kris: sarah, a lot to talk about in the political world. a former massachusetts governor speaking out about his dinner date with the president-elect. president-elect donald arriving for dinner in new york. it's the second time that governor romney has met with president-elect trump as he considers romney for secretary of state. >> i've had a wonderful evening with president-elect trump. we have another discussion about affairs throughout the world. >> kris: the former massachusetts governor seemed hopeful by a possible spot in the cabinet. >> i have the tell you, i've been impressed by the transition effort, the people he's selected solid, effective, capable people. >> kris: it ended a busy day. tuesday steven manu chin was tapped as treasury secretary, elaine chao selected as transportation secretary. chao was labor secretary under george w. bush. despite naming several people to his cabinet, the president-elect's tweets getting lots of attention. tuesday morning he tweeted, "nobo

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kris anderson, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: kris, thank you. now to boston where thousands of protesters took a stand against the president-elect, as well, rallying on the common and later marching and closing down roadways. let's go live to 7's jennifer eagan. jen, it sounds like it was mostly peaceful, though, right? >> jennifer: boston police say this was a peaceful protest. no arrests, no issues. boston police estimate the crowd an anti-trump rally outside the statehouse drew thousands. >> our streets. >> we just want to stand up for the hate that's going on right now. >> and we're out to let people know that he's not our president. simple as that. he's not going to be my president. ly never address him as such. >> jennifer: it started as a facebook event, boston against trump rally, and grew to thousands marching to the band stand on boston common. it was created by the boston socialist student, a 99%. >> trump has said some hideous things about women, immigrants, people of color, all these things, so we want to build a movement to press b

i'm christa delcamp. >> kris: and i'm kris anderson. it was a wild end to the world series, a late end. it went into extra innings. cubs' fans waking up winners. the cleveland, but that didn't stop thousands of cubby fans from partying outside of wrigley field. fireworks exploding every few minutes. we'll have more on this historic win coming up. but yesterday wasn't so bad, was it. >> christa: it turned out beautiful, chris. >> chris: it wasn't so bad is a huge understatement, right? awesome weather out there. temperatures well into the 60s. a few towns cracking 70. you hit 70 in boston and a mild start this morning at 54 degrees. however, we track some showers today. as well, as this one batch in marlborough, wayland, natick, heading right down the pike through the weston tolls and eventually in the city of boston in the next 20 or 30 minutes. this batch of rain will work into new england throughout the day, especially around mid-day. the most consistent rain, new hampshire, vermont, up into maine, although northern mass, we'll see th

i'm sarah french. >> kris: i'm kris anderson. we have team coverage of all of the big races for you today. both candidates for president out this morning where they were casting their votes. nancy chen is here with more now. >> nancy: the presidential candidates themselves exercising their rights to vote this morning. hillary clinton voted in chappaqua in upstate new york. husband bill clinton. her running mate senator tim kaine also voted in virginia today. and here is what clinton had to say afterwards. >> it is the most humbling feeling, dan. because you know, i know how much responsibility goes with this, and so many people are counting on me. this election, what it means to our country. and i'll do the very best i can if i'm fortunate enough to win today. will be on the campaign trail today before heading to new york city for their campaign party. donald trump casting a vote as well. trump made his way to the voting booth on the lower east side around 11:00. voting alongside the presidential nominee there. his wife melania a

live here in the control room, kris anderson, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: kris, thank you. meantime, president-elect donald trump is back in new york this morning expected to top with his transition team. trump met with president obama yesterday at the white house. together starting that whirlwind transition that will unfold over the next ten weeks. let's go to 7's nancy chen with more on that historic meeting. >> nancy: a day promoting a smooth transition, even though the country remains divided. the president-elect wants to start moving forward with his policy agenda. donald trump trying to rebuild any bridges he burned on his way to the white house. >> i have great respect. the meeting lasted for almost have, as far as i'm concerned, it could have gone on for a lot longer. >> nancy: the closed-door, one-on-one white house meeting is a key step in starting the transition. >> it is important for all of us regardless of party and regardless of political preferences to now come together, work together, to deep with the many challenges that we face. >> i very much look forwa

. >> kris: we start this noon with breaking news. an arrest in the murder of a that suspect set to go before a judge. police say the woman was beaten to death after an argument at a party on saturday turned violent. we want to get out live to 7's steve cooper. he is in lowell with the very latest. >> reporter: tensions are running high here now at lowell district court. that's because family members of both the victim here and also the suspect are inside the courtroom right now awaiting this arraignment now, the middlesex county d.a. announcing overnight that they had, in fact, made an arrest over the weekend. arresting a 23-year-old woman from worcester overnight in connection with the beating death of 44-year-old gloribel orengo of lowell. the 23-year-old amirilies huertas-perez has been charged right now with assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. we are told that that charge may be upgraded. police say orengo was asked to leave party saturday night at an apartment in lowell when she was attacked by a group of people outside

kris anderson has more. >> kris: you have to read these questions. ballot question three and four could impact how food is sold question three proposes to prevent farm owners from confining animals into small spaces and it would also prohibit business owners from selling food from animals that were contained in that way. question four, an interesting one, we've seen a lot about this, maybe the most hotly contested vote on the ballot. a yes vote would legalize recreational marijuana use in the state for people 21 years old. people would have up to one ounce of marijuana on them outside of their homes and up to ten ounces inside the question four would take effect by december 15th. that's the latest live in the newsroom, kris anderson, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: don't forget, 7news has you covered all night. political editor andy hiller and the rest of the 7news team will have live results and our election coverage begins at 4:00. and dan hausle and byron barnett are stationed at trump and clinton headquarters in new york city. i'll be j

kris? >> kris: sarah, some changes are coming. boston police beginning to notify the city's nearly 300 constables they must be fingerprinted so authorities can run out-of-state background checks on them. this move comes a month after 33-year-old constable kirk figueroa shot two police officers in east boston. was approved back in april without debate, but officials say they didn't know he had a criminal history out of state. officers were responding to domestic incidents at figueroa's apartment when he began shooting at them. more officers stepped in and returned fire on figueroa and he was eventually killed. two police officers, matthew morris and richard cintolo were shot multiple times. this morning both have been released from the hospital and are continuing their recovery at home. constables have until february to get fingerprinted or their authority to wor may be suspended. live in the newsroom, kris anderson, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: kris, thank you. new details now on gun control here in massachusetts. a s

kris is here with more on this. hey, there kris. >> kris: good morning. what a difference a year makes for rick porcello. the righty bouncing back from that subpar first season here in boston to capture his first-ever cy young award. well deserving. this was the reaction to the his home in new jersey. obviously they're happy and excited. the 27-year-old got 18 second-place vets to edge out former teammate justin verlander in the closest finish since 1970. >> i got a lot of people around me that right now that i love very much and have been instrumental in my success and getting to this point, and on top of that, we got some really good bottles of wine that still need to be drank. >> ks: here's the problem. justin verlander's fianc?e is model kate upton. she didn't agree with the voting. she posted three messages on twitter expressing her displeasure, one of which we can't read on television. here's one we can. "sorry, rick, but you didn't get any first-place votes. you didn't win. by, felicia. mlb, keep up with the times and fire those writers." porcello

some you don't. >> kris: listen to your wife. good advice, right? >> sarah: happy wife, happy life. >> kris: bill belichick spoke about the letter he sent to donald trump. trump read part of the letter during a rally in manchester. belichick said that the two are friends and go back many years. and that the note was not politically molt rate ised. bill belichick shut down any follow-up questions about the letter, saying the team is focused on preparing for sunday's big game again, we are still waiting to hear... >> i have received a number of inquiries relative to a note they wrote to donald on monday. our friendship goes back many years. and i think anybody that has spend more than five minutes with me knows i'm not a political person. my comments are not politically motivated. the friendship and loyalty to we had secretary of state kerry in our locker room. another friend of mine. i can't imagine two people with more different political views than those two. to me, friendship and loyalty is just about. that it is not about political or or religiou

's kris anderson joins us with a new development surrounding trump's team. >> kris: this morning's speculation over possible cabinet picks is driving the discussion about how donald trump the candidateig president. donald trump's cabinet could be in a new york state of mind. the a.p. reporting that rudy giuliani is the president-elect's leading candidate to be secretary of state. giuliani already defending trump's appointment of steve steve bannon to be chief strategist. >> i find him to be a very, very decent, very good, extremely smart man and a very loyal, fire. he ran breitbart news before joining the campaign, saying he wanted a platform for the alt right. one column fist called giffords a renegade. >> it would not be appropriate for me to comment on every appointment that the president-elect starts making. >> kris: but the president admitted he gave trump some advice. >> i did say to him it's really important to try to out to minority groups or women. >> kris: this morning trump is also asking that his family members get top-secret security clearances. experts say it's unprecedented and

the top 11 will be revealed tonight. >> kris: yesterday wasn't a top-ten weather day. this morning isn't much better. >> christa: it's like we fast forwarded to december already. >> wren: that's what it feels like. yesterday we only reached into the upper 30s. closer to our average lows yesterday. 38 is all we saw. fitchburg reached 37. worcester a for yesterday's high. so the warmest of us were in the low 40s. with these wind gusts, it doesn't feel like it. here's a look at peek wind gusts with full-speed wind gusts up to 54. in boston wind gusts reached just about 40mph. salisbury also seeing wind gusts around 50mph. so a very windy day today, as well. i saw a lot of hats and gloves. you'll want to bundle up again as you head out to school. day today. wind gusts up to around 35mph. a little less windy than yesterday. but i doubt you'll know. it will still feel cool, but more anyone than yesterday. wind-chill values are also chilly. we're still feeling like we're in the upper teens in worcester, low 20s in boston. "today in new england" starts now. >> christa: first u

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tell kris and be serious. just looking at kris' beautiful blue eyes. you also happen to have beautiful cubs blue eyes. tell him how much this meant to you as a long-time cubs fan. >> don't cry. >> i'll try. >> jimmy: i'd love it if you could both cry. [ laughter ] >> no, no. >> anything for tv. >> jimmy: that would be a huge win for me, yeah. >> i think we found that no one >> jimmy: don't look at me, look at kris. >> i can't look at kris. [ laughter ] but this has been an amazing experience. everybody i know in my life that has been part of my life and me growing up this has been a huge deal. it's ridiculous. it happened, i still can't believe it. i'm dreaming right now. i'm sitting next to kris bryant on the jimmy kimmel show! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, if you want to go on a date, we'd be happy to pay for it. kris is getting married, this is your last chance! i don't think you'll ever find love like this from a woman, i'm just telling you right now. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> you're awesome. >> i actually watched the video. i don't kn

congrats to kris bryant. ((chris maathuis)) the fight of the year could end up being saturday's light heavyweight title fight. andre ward and sergey kovalev meet as unbeaten warriors and two of the best in the business. this is only the third time that two unbeaten boxers are meeting who are ranked in the top four pound for pound. andre ward/challenger: "i've never won big fights by doing one thing, i typically do the opposite of what people think i'm going to sergey kovalev/champ: "if you're never nervous its not good.. but i'm in the best shape right now... before this fight." andre ward is from the east bay area... so he's a huge raiders fan... so when he was asked about the raiders possibly moving to vegas... he wasn't too keen on the idea. andre ward: "it's more revenue, it's business... no disrespect las vegas but i hope they stay where they are and don't come here, because we need them in the bay area.. we've dealt with this before when they went to la. but i'm going to do what i do, whether they leave

kris/2shot and i'm kris sanchez. here's the latest on this breaking story -- a lot of new information coming in during the last half hour. police say that the suspect is dead--- but not before injuring 10 people. first with a car, then with a butcher's knife. ==kris//take vo== also new-- nbc's pete williams is reporting the attacker is an ohio state student--- and somali refugee--- who was a lawful permanent u-s resident. meanwhile -- the university police says one of its officers saw what was happening and shot that suspect--- ending the threat. a shelter-in-place warning was lifted about 90 minutes later, and the scene declared, "secure." 10 victims are being treated at hospitals -- one is in critical condition. ==sam//sidemap== as for the response--- university officials immediately issued an "active shooter on campus" tweet. it said: "buckeye alert: active shooter on campus. run hide fight. watts hall. 19th and college." this of course is before it was clear that it was a car-and-knife attack. watts hall is the m

congrats to kris bryant. ((chris maathuis)) there's a big fight coming up this saturday night at t-mobile... two fighters that haven't tasted defeat. champion sergey kovalev fights challenger andre ward. this fight has been a year in the making and it's coming at the right time and in the right place. there's no trash talking, it's two warriors looking to win the light heavyweight belts. in fact there were no war of words.. just a lot of confidence from the promoters. (( )) yormark/promoter roc nation; "this is an opp to make history it write the latest chapter in andre's legend and close the book on sergey. kathy duva/main ev tell your friends mma is better then boxing get them to come over and see this one because theyr'e going to make big fans out of a lot of people on saturday night. james prince/manager; "i dont' know if you know the story of david and goliath that's what we're dealing with here. come sat., night we'll have the modern day david which is andre award. from two pretty confident guys... one

in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, kris.f you don't live in the area near where kris is but could be headed to the area because of the annual turkey trot that is going on, it is actually still going on. expect some very heavy police presence. check-in for the turkey trot is happening in just about 45 minutes. we've got pete suratos on the phone right now with us because he's keeping us updated. you've been in contact with event organizers this morning, pete. >> reporter: at the intersection of santa clara street and first. i spoke to the organizer and he said that this race is going to go on as planned. it's a rouge race down here in downtown san jose. they're expecting to see 25,000 people taking part in the 5k and 10k. in relation to the escaped inmate situation, he said the race will still go on. they will have more than 100 police officers here for security purposes. i want to point out this is unrelated to this incident. that was the game plan prior to this. as of right now, the race will go on. check-in is in roughly a

wow. >> kris: good wednesday morning. or thanksgiving eve, ifou i'm kris anderson. >> christa: and i'm christa delcamp. we know you want to check out the forecast. very important. wren clair is here. maybe some snow tomorrow? >> wren: we could see a couple flurries. a better chance in interior massachusetts and western massachusetts. across the coast, we could grab a coating, but we're also looking at the chance for a wintry mix. right now it's easy travel conditions. we briefly see high pressure today. more sunshine for us. still a little breezy, and it's cool again here today. wind-chill factors feeling like we're in the low 20s,

nats: kris bryant go!! woo!! the group just performed this special edition of the 19-77 play.....bleacher bums. the group incorporated chicago cubs shining star.... third baseman kris bryant into the play..... because he is a 20-10 bonanza high school alumnus. michael bardocz, senior theatre student "when they hit the world series everyone was just been on kris bryant....all season long.... with the third baseman being a driving force behind the cubs world series run. torren brozowich, senior baseball player "a guy that good came from a school that i'm going to!" the current bonanza baseball players use bryant as their daily inspiration.... as they cheered him on during this breakout season. danny ruiz, senior baseball player "i try to push myself each day....to be a mirror image of him...but it's hard because talent like that doesn't come often" bryant's former highschool baseball coach has nothing but fond memories of the 24-year old all-star. was a superb athlete....but an even better person. mike o'rourke, bo

((music)) "we're obviously rooting for kris and for him to win" kris bryant is making las vegas one his high school coaches... and why they say kris deserves all of his success. it's almost time to set your clocks back! i'm ad and i'll tell you some fun facts about daylight saving time! the world's best bullriders are in town for the pbr world finals... how you can take part in all the fun! welcome back, i'm maria silva and i'm dave hall. we'll get those minute, but first - the fox 5 weather 24-7 forecast. good morning i'm cassandra jones with fox5. another sunny & warm day is headed our way with lighter breezes. we will max out at 81 today & see a few clouds during the afternoon. temperatures will hover around 80 through the weekend and well into next week. a few more clouds drift across the area sunday, but we will remain dry over the next 7 days. good morning. here's a look at your fox5 traffic solutions let's begin with your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construction areas to look out for and alternate rout

in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> kris, thank you.cameras all over the south bay. this is a live picture of the silicon valley turkey trot in downtown san jose. thousands of racers are expected to turn out for the 5k and 10k races this morning. police are reassuring everyone the search for the inmates will not impact the event. >> we'll continue to follow this breaking news and bring you the very latest on air and online. you can always download our nbc bay area happ to get the latest information on your smart phone, your android devices or tablet. happy thanksgiving day to you. a lot of folks up early, ready to get the bird in the oven. >> and it's cold, too. you've got the heater on. if you're going out somewhere, well, you have to deal with this. a look at these temperatures, 41 in san jose, palo alto as well as oakland. those races this morning in san francisco and san jose, very chilly start. mid 30s for the north bay. at least visibility is clear. we've got a lot of sunshine and the roads are looking clear, too. looking at to da

." >> kris: we get started in a few minutes. first up, breaking news, a man in custody after standoff in norton. police say he opened fire at officers while barricading himself inside a home. some of those bullets hit the situation did come to a peaceful condition collusion. we're live this morning with all the breaking details. >> christa: and a man will be facing a judge after a deadly shooting in dorchester where police say the suspect shot and killed the victim during an argument last night. >> kris: then three girls facing hate crime charges this morning after police say they harassed and assaulted a woman on the "t." according to investigators, the 15-year-old verbally abused and then punched a woman several times because they thought she was an immigrant. >> christa: and a little girl special note thanking officers for checking their house after discovering the from the door ha been left wide open. really nice gesture there. >> kris: it really is. we need to know what the weather will be like, not just for today but also