lawrence. farms are closing the door at an accelerated rate. what can be done? near and dear to my heart. something that most people don't know is one of my first jobs as a teenager was working in marl bro, new hampshire, helping with livestock and there was a dairy farmer out there by the name of mr. kenny that i have very fond memories of helping him out on his dairy farm. unfortunately he's had to convert his dairy farm to now a maple farm. he makes maple syrup because he couldn't keep up. we have taken some steps to try an p but there's definitely more that we can do. i think it is important for us to do that. i would be willing to work with state and legal officials to make sure that the dare -- local officials to make sure thathe dairy farmers have the support they need to ride out hard economic times, which they're suffering under right now. to make sure that we maintain this important part of our industrial base. josh: let's get our panel back in here. next question coming from new hamp

>> this is a real toss-up race, lawrence. it has been for a long time. that cnn poll that you mentioned showed heck up by a couple of points. it's within the margin of error, i think both campaigns agree. what i understand is in the early voting with the democrats having a fairly sizable lead in clark county, i don't think heck is getting much separation from trump. his separation is around las vegas. so they expect him to do better there. he has done all kinds of incredible contortions about trump in the last few weeks, including just yesterday, weeks after he said he wanted nothing to do with trump, he wanted him to step down from the ticket, he said yesterday in an interview first he wasn't sure who was he was going to vote for and then had to put out a clarifying statement that clarified nothing. how much does that hurt him? the base's campaign says marginally. but it doesn't have to hurt him that much in that race for him to lose. i think that race is going to be very, very close. but if the democrats do well in early voting in the last three days,

lawrence mayor dan rivera. president-elect trump will not be pursuing an investigation into hillary clinton's emails. president-elect trump: our transition team is working ed: welcome back. it is time for the political roundtable. joining us is a marian marsh and rob gray. >> president-elect trump is investigation into hillary clinton despite campaign promises. is anyone surprised? >> many wondered if common sense would prevail when donald trump was elected. in some sectors of trump world common sense is prevalent. there is no good reason to go after hillary clinton. he is backing off. >> are you surprised? >> say about it. it is that apart and injustice. number two, hillary clinton did nothing wrong. the only presidential candidate under investigation throughout the campaign and to this day is donald trump he was under an intelligence investigation for ties to russia. the only campaign under investigation is the trump foundation. >> the emails meant nothing? the facts are that donald trump is under it and inte

. >>> a fire leaves five families homeless in lawrence. the investigation this morning and how the community is promising to help. >>live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz. >>> good morning to you. i'm chris mckinnon. >>and i'm kate merrill. it is wednesday, november 30th, the middle of the week, and danielle, after a very wet night we have a little brick. >>this is which news for the cout that, temperatures depending on where you are, 30s to the north, manchester at 38, boston is at 42 degrees and then we're in the 50s down to chatham and taunton. there is dense follow so right now quarter-mile visibility, half a mile in lawrence. you can barely see in now. skies partially cleared out, a few showers come and then steady rain through west virginia and pennsylvania as we head into late afternoon and evening. isolated shower through early afternoon then steadier rain arrives with downpours and maybe a rumble of thunder, but the rain leaves by 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. mid 40s with fog this morning, and then areas of rain an

emily: on thursday football fans will flock to lawrence stadium for the traditional lawrence high versus central catholic thanksgiving game. erika: helping hillary clinton he'll. new indications president-elect trump may not push for charges against his campaign rival. emily: what prompted a school to remove the american flag fm good if you're traveling over the next couple of days. i am tracking the storm in the middle the country. when it arrives and what it will bring. erika: a puppy stolen from a pet store in new hampshire. concerns about this little guy's health. >> a half hour of news at the top of the hour. newscenter 5 at 4:00. casey monahan, ed harding, newscenter 5 at 4:00, part of the afternoon lineup. ? of massachusetts, we offer a variety of medicare plans to fit your budget and your lifestyle. with plans starting as low as $0, you'll have zero things stopping you from really doing what you love. so call now to learn more about our plans that offer everything from annual wellness visits to routine hearing and vision exams, and prescription drugs. we have new dental coverage

now it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." good evening, lawrence. >> rachel, the debate was even worse than you presented. we're going to present -- i was going to use the word "highlights." we're going to present excerpts of this debate, this david duke debate coming up. and he attached himself to donald trump as if donald trump was his running mate. donald trump really was his running mate in that room tonight. >> that's to whom he credits his success in the senate race this far. >> absolutely. thank you, rachel. we will bring you those excerpts from the ugliest debate of the year. this makes the donald trump performances look elegant compared to david duke. >>> but first, how republicans in the battleground states can stop donald trump. >> we have six days. six days. >> time enough to tell your family you love them and make your peace with god. >> we're going to pretend we're down. we're down. pretend, right? >> it's gotten more competitive. but hillary clinton is still over 270. >> she shouldn't be allowed to run. >> imag

a massive fire tears through a home in lawrence. a firefighter and a woman living inside were injured. the woman had to be rescued from inside the building. >> kim: it's an apartment building and there are a lot of people without a place to call home. let's go to steve cooper live in lawrence. >> reporter: we can tell you that t are talking about that was rescued. the chief says she was' rescued from a third floor apartment here of a burning building this afternoon. the flames are out tonight. firefighters are still here on the scene, but people had pretty dramatic movements this afternoon. >> still looking. still put it in my head. it's actually happening right now. >> we got fire out there. >> reporter: dramatic cell phone video captures the terrifying moments where thick smoke that began raising through this five unit apparent building at east haverhill and prospect streets in lawrence just after 1:00, sabrina morgueon was taking a nap. >> it was so fast. so fast. as soon as we got out, there was the third floor blew up on that s

. >> details on a suspicious death in lawrence. and the new timeline on this tragedy. >> people hit by a truck in woburn. what they were trying to do when they were badly hurt. >> crunch time in commitment 2016. the states donald trump has to slate to win this election. on the eye for this wednesday morning. announcer: y boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. >> also on the eye this morning, new video in overnight from a freight train derailment. good morning. i'm emily riemer. >> i'm randy price. firefighters evacuated the neighborhood. the concern ahead. first cindy has the forecast. >> it is a mild start. we've got a few clouds around, temperatures 51 degrees in boston. this thanks to a southerly wind that has kept the temperatures up overnight. beverly, even worcester is in the upper 40s. we've got lower 50s on cape cod this morning. so a mild start out the door. but notice there are some clouds around. should be a pretty sunrise after 7:00 a.m. clouds, but we're dry. showers to the north. this is p

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lawrence says shelv don't tip over. lawrence says: "if you're using shelving units or dressers or other furniture in a child's play environment, those need to be secured to the wall. you don't want the furniture to tip especially when a child sees a toy or other item attracted to them on a high shelf they may be tempted to climb the furniture." tag here's wishing you a happy and safe holiday shopping season. in new york, julie banderas fox when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms." i don't want a president who makes fun of me. you are watching fox 6 news at 11. a mixture of clouds and sunshine expected this afternoon with high temperatures in the low 60s. mostly clear and chilly tonight with lows dipping into the middle

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. >>> right now at noon a suspicious death in lawrence under investigation. police say a 62-year-old woman was found dead outside her apartment. >>> authorities are trying to figure out how the woman died. lawrence with more on the efforts. >> reporter: chris, we are on the backside of this apartment building. this is where the crime scene is. you can see where police have cleared the leaves away. this is where she lived. police have been in and out of this building this morning, and they've been all around the apartment complex. >>it's a very tragic story, and good heart that we don't know what really went wrong. >> reporter: relatives of 62-year-old justina rosa say she was headed home here in lawrence after a visit with a family member. she never made it. her body was discovered outside the complex tuesday morning. >>we don't know if it was an attack or -- that's why we want to get some closure, because right now it sounds like a mystery. >> reporter: crews clearing leaves around the cr ground. >>i remember the good times. >> reporter: rosa's family rememb

jim lawrence. let's go to charisse. cherise: just as kristen said, the mood was changing in concord. so too has the mood changed in nashua. we have seen a bit of fluctuation throughout the night. people dismayed at the beginning of the night when concord numbers were coming in with jim lawrence being defeated quite a bit. mood has changed here. did take the lead by 48% for just a little bit. annie kuster has regained that lead but people here very excited. they came into this race knowing that jim lawrence did not have the name recognition that incumbent annie kuster had. they are proud of this grassroots campaign. heavily democratic. maybe tim a little more so because concord is in the district. as you have seen the towns, we have been closing the gap and now we are within two percentage. two percentage points. stay tuned. cherise: that annie kuster has. they are particularly eager to see nashua numbers. cherise leclerc, wmur news 9. tom: an e-mail glitch forced one town to extend polling hours. first, let's go to poli

lawrence at 52?. we don't have wind chills. wind chill not bothering and don't filling in this afternoon, going to see temperatures top out mid to upper 60s, going to be pleasant and going to be nice, brightest skies over southeastern mass with 64 in plymouth and lower 60s over the cape and islands. we will get all the way up to 67 in framingham, over to fitchburg and 65 in manchester, new hampshire, thickening of the clouds though as you travel northward today. partly sunny, no complaints there, it is nice and dry, just southwest winds really transport a lot of heat from the southern united states right here in new england and that kind of winds tomorrow. south side of this system seas really mild for thursday. we get things starting here with a little bit of drizzle along the front in mass, new hampshire border. shouldn't be a huge reason to slowdown for the morning commute tomorrow, but we will be watching it closely with weather and traffic every ten minutes. noon time comes along and scattered showers, mostly north of the

the video like everyone saw in that video everyone walked out of lawrence district court a short time ago. he was ordered to stay that drug treatment program. machinedy mcgo juan of salem, new hampshire briefly peeking out from under her hood as she police say she is the woman in this video that went viral in september. passed out from a drug overoverdose in lawrence, right in front of her upset and no doubt bewildered toddler daughter. >>> it does depict a two-year-old child frantically crying and trying to wake her mother as she is lying in the middle of an aisle in the family dollar store. >> anchor: police say she was revived with two shots of narcan. she was winning when the prosecution asked she be held on $10,000 cash bail and ordered >>> this is an individual that clearly has a substance abuse problem dating back to 2002. >> reporter: but her attorney said she moved my adrug treatment facility in wilmington and shouldn't have her treatment interrunned. >>> she entered the program, she is 67 days into the program. to now hold her on $10,000 cash bail and jail which clearly will

. >> reporter: beneficial rain on the way the next 2 >> anchor: a lawrence mother charged with child endangerment months after she's caught on camera over dosing with her daughter nearby. >> anchor: now tom brady's one step closer to making history. >> anchor: thanks to a 4th quarter come back in new jersey. >> anchor: first at 7:00 another beautiful and crisp day out there. lots of sun shineearlier in the day. but rain is moving in. and before we get to the wet expected to drop a bit. >> anchor: we could see freezing drizzle in parts of our area. jeremy reiner with a look at all that. >> reporter: cold pockets of air developing all over southern new england. the city at 43. orange at 27. for tonight becoming cloudy. temperatures on the rise late tonight. and then the numbers climb into the lower 30s early tomorrow morning. clouds ahead of our next storm system which is over here this evening. this is a decent plume of rain. thunderstorms marching across the miss misriver valley. rain is on the move. cloudy skies. temps in the low to mid 30s. through the afternoon and evening commute

lawrence, half a mile visibility. through springfield and up to orange, this is where we have a dense fog advisory util 9:00 this morning. just keep in mind the fog is out there and it may slow you down. but at these temperatures. 40s to around 50 degrees. 54 right now in hyannis. boston is 42. it is a dry start, but it looks like more rain today to our south and west primarily after lunchtime. we go through the morning, the fog burns off, a lot of clouds. temperatur around 50 at lunchtime. it's after lunchtime that we start to see that steadier rain get in here. but temperatures in the 50s down on cape cod today. so it's another mild one. we'll watch the showers start to by midafternoon, 3:00, 4:00, this is the heavier rain getting into worcester. once again, it is shifting toward boston for that evening commute. so it looks like another tough evening commute. get you out to the morning commute, though. that fog will slow folks down. oles: this stretch of the expressway here looking ok. here's a look by the o'neill t

randy: new details on a suspicious death in lawrence, the facts revealed and a chance encounter and the new time line. >> people hit by a truck in woburn. what they were trying to do when they were badly hurt. >> crunch time in commitment 2016. on the eye for this wednesday morning. emily: two police officers shot and killed in iowa. i'm emily riemer. randy: and i'm randy price. there is new information coming in, but first we want to get to cindy and the forecast. cindy: good morning, emily and randy and everybody at home. look at these readings, 15 to 2e stepping outside right now, so need the heavier jackets. there are clouds around, and 50s at the bus stop. well up into the 60s as they are off the bus this afternoon. right now 50 degrees in worcester, and there are a couple of 40s, orange up to keen. boston 53. 56 on the cape in hyannis so it is a mild start. you can see the clouds around. they thin out, lower 60s today and we'll keep climbing. you can see the clouds this is the function of a warm front. our rain will come from this cold front and that pushes in tomorrow so it's a d

nicole jacobs is live in lawrence with the details. nicole. >> reporter: kate, fortunately everyone was out of this building. many were at work when the fire broke out except for one woman, but you just how extensive the damage is. firefighters went inside and found the woman on the 3rd floor. fire sweeps through this home in lawrence tuesday afternoon. cell phone video shows the intensity. those who lived here watched in horror. >>all i saw was a huge pile of smoke and the fire. the flames were just great. >> reporter: firefighters respond to the scene making a essence. >>we found a woman on the right side 3rd floor of the building. our crews helped her evacuate. >> reporter: approximately 20 people live here, many of them children. although this mother and her three children are safe, she lost everything. >>i feel sad for them. i will try to help them. i live around here. >> reporter: one woman had a seizure outside of the building. she and a prior to who suffered minor injuries were taken to the hospital. the exact cause of the blaz

she joins us from lawrence. nichole? reporter: in spite of the prosecution's reference to mandy mcgowan's prior history with drugs and request for a $10,000 bail, she was allowed to leave on her own recognizance. mandy mcgowan ran from cameras today, refusing to answer questions. just moments earlier, the young new hampshire mother had appeared in lawrence district court with her head covered, >> this is a defendant who comes before the court with a history of similar offense is. -- offenses. reporter: you may not recognize mcgowan's name but this video may help jog your memory. mcgowan sprawled on the floor of a family dollar in lawrence in september. unconscious from an overdose, her 2-year-old daughter crying, trying to wake her. the video went viral, her child was taken into state custody. >> the two-year-old child to wake her mother, as she's lying in the middle of the aisle in a family dollar store. this is an individual who clearly has a severe substance abuse problem. reporter: and today, her lawyer saying mcgowa

even when we have some green in fitchburg and lawrence. the air is so dry there. way down. we started in the 40s at bedford at 40. nashua, new hampshire at 39. and worcester at 47. upper 40s in boston. just clouds there and 50s over the cape and islands where we have had some passing sprinkles which means you may have a couple of damp roads to get things started this morning. otherwise, we are looking at this morning temperatures slowly climbing up by maybe one or two degrees total. i am expecting the rain to be more widespread once we hit the late morning and into the futurecast in a couple of minutes. >> julie: has a look at the expressway. -- julie grauert has a look at the expressway. >> julie: looking fine through naponset. two new accidents on the pike eastbound the other one is 495 northbound, a rollover right after main street. a little bit of trouble in hopkinton, framingham areas right now. as we shift slightly north, route 1, 93 south moving along without any issue. things moving on the zakim bridge. 13 minutes on route 1. 19 minutes on the expressway. 28 minutes

. >> one firefighters was hurt balloting those flames in lawrence. a woman trapped inside had to be rescued. night team tim caputo is live in lawrence tot. apartments in the huge home behind me. if you take look you can see where the brunt of the damage is on the second and third floors. and that you the roof of this huge home. the fire department got here fairly quickly. but there was one woman still stuck inside. >> fire ripped through upper floors of giant multi family home in lawrence this afternoon. more than 20 people live here and many were home when the blaze grew out of control. >> it was so fast. there was the third floor they bloo up on that side. three alarm fire was spreading quickly and there was one woman who hadn't made it outside yet. i was mostly my worry somebody still stuck in the apartments. >> on on the third floor. on third floor one woman was still in her apartment fire hadn't reached her place yet. fire officials say she was packing some of her things but wasn't moving fast enough. w attacking fire as well searching for occup

an update on that lawrence football field ruined during a brazilian football field. dan rivera posted this to his facebook page of progress at veterans memorial stadium. the high school team should be able to play there on thanksgiving day. trash was left on the field costing $12,000 to replace. insurance kovrld most of the collapse in boston. mayor marty walsh is pushing for leaders to be safe to reject construction permits based on the company's safety history. in the aftermath of the south end collapse, fox25 investigates learned that the company that the men worked for atlantic drain had a long history of federal safety violations. the new bill will force companies applying for construction permits to inform the city of any and all violations. the city would then have the right to deny, revoke or history. >>> three con trunks workers are hospitalized after a wall collapsed on top of them. it happened at a house on christmas tree lane in kingston. skyfox is over the scene. one work her serious injury and was flown to the hospital. the other two are expected to be

. >> vanessa: this unconscious on the floor of lawrence, went viral in september. today, she faced a judge and outside of court, our bob ward asked her about this case. >> the reporter: what about your daughter? >> vanessa: that mother was let out of jail today on personal recognizance, and as you saw, fox 25's bob ward was there. bob, the d.a. says that this woman has been battling addiction for more than a decade now. asking for a high bail for this mom. they say they have concerns not just for the mother, but for the child as well. but the mom is in rehab and today, she walked right out the front door of this courthouse. >> what about your daughter? >> the reporter: this is 36-year-old mandy mcgowan of salem, new hampshire, today, walking right out the front door of lawrence district court, free on personal recognizance, but this is mandy mcgowan back in september. authorities say, overdosing and dollar store in lawrence has her 2-year-old child helplessly cries and tries to revive her. in lawrence disdistrict court, mcgowan hid her face, as she is charged with

a 3 story home at a busy lawrence intersection. a number of people were home when that fire broke out around 1:00 this afternoon. the huge shooting out of the roof top of this triple decker home. several families live inside the house. many of whom were inside at the time when the fire broke out this afternoon. when the fire department got here after 1:00 one woman was trapped on the third floor. fire fighters went inside and rescued her from the burning building. the flames got so intense that the fire chief ordered that all of the fire fighters come out of battle the flames but from the outside. one fire fighter was injured rolling his ankle while battling these flames. some even napping when the fire started. >> it was so fast. so fast. as soon as we got out the third floor blew up on that side. >> reporter: red cross is out here assisting those families in need of assistance who were displaced from their home behind how this fire started. we can tell you the woman and the fire fighter rushed to the hospital this afternoon their

lawrence is sitting at 50 right now. boats sitting at 49. yesterday 20s and 30s on the map. it's 52 when you come back down to highian us. -- hyannus. and these clouds are a sign. will continue to make progress here during the day today. high pressure to our south. we're waiting on rain with this cold front that's back across parts of the midwest and great lakes right now that ushers in cooler air to the northeast for friday. high temperatures today more like the beginning of september or august because we're going to be close to 70 when you get back south of town, 69 today. mid 60s in lawrence, and about 67 in boston, not close to records but well above average this time of year. mostly cloudy tonight and mild again. 54 downtown, 48 to 52 in the suburbs. we'll go 60 to 70 tomorrow. notice the farther north you go we're going to be cooler so around 60 in lawrence and rockport and only in the 50s when you cross the border like manchester and portsmith it's going to be cooler. there may be a couple of hours around -- showers around tomorrow morning. you'll want to have the umb

. >>> five families are without a home in lawrence after a fire. a mother tracked was rescued by firefighters. everyone got out safely, but their belongings are all gone. the building has been deemed a total loss is neighbors say they are ready to help. >>all i saw was a huge pile of smoke and the fire. i saw when the roof came for them. i will try to help them. i live around here. i said i would donate clothes. they need help right now. >>one prior to was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> a robbery suspect shot and killed by police in lynn was no stranger to the law. 41 michael mcagain i say of moleton had a police say you can see him strongarming a woman in this video. an elderly woman tried to stop him before he escaped. police shot him yesterday morning after they say he robbed a gas station in lynn getting warp about $150. >>the officers ordered him to show his hands. he refused to do so. he continued to come at the officers. they moved back, eventually one of the officers fired his we

lawrence, this is from several years ago.l soon be off tv, bad ratings, he has a face made for radio. so he has gone after, at least one guy, on looks. >> yeah, he's mocked krischri c too. he does save his real venom for women. that is true. and, you know, so i was working under a theory for a while that melania was an silon, because she has that weird thing where her eyes go back and forth, and she looks somewhat alien. but an android's circuits would fry, only a truly delusional human being could give a speech like she gave and survive it. a computer couldn't handle it. you've shown a hlot of the iron. but to go a step further beyond trump himself doing the bullying, what about attacking people of the jewish faith who have covered him and they've sent people into hiding and remember the journalist that wrote a profile of melania and was deluged with anti-semitic remark, and the campaign and melania herself refused to say anything about it. >> it's one of those speeches where it makes you wonder, do these people ever talk to

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and lawrence, we know what this is.'s been this goal by republicans to control the 13 former confederate states. they know if they control those states, they control 181 electoral votes. they only need 89 electoral votes from the other 37 states. they understand this game. but the south is breaking open. they are afraid that blacks and latinos and progressive whites are voting together. you change the south, you change the nature of the country. that's why this case is so big, because it's not just about north carolina. it's going to open up challenges to purging all over the south and all over the country. >> yeah, it really -- a federal case with real precedent that we're going to see more of. reverend william barber, thank you very mh f joining us tonight. really appreciate it. >> thank you so much, lawrence. >> up next, donald trump believes that chris christie knew about the bridgegate scandal from the beginning, and 14 guilty verdicts today in new jersey support that idea. many people clean their dentures with too

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right now, a mysterious death investigation in the city of lawrence. new details we're learning about the victim and what police are not ruling out here. >> a man and woman hit by a truck while crossing the street in woburn. the clues police into this morning. >> full-court press on the campaign trail. the big events around the country today as we count down to election day. >> we will get you all of those stories. first, though, want to check in with cindy for a look at your forecast as we start the day. much warmer than this time yesterday. >> big difference really from the past couple of mornings. it is near 50 degrees in boston. we have clouds around and the wind is from the south. it's light. that southerly component of the up overnight. 50 degrees in lawrence, upper 40s through worcester county. so you get the idea. notice the clouds dropping through morning. but there's no moisture out of them. there has been rain in northern maine. around here we'll keep it dry. on the other side of this warm front, even warmer temperatures. temperatures near 6

we even are showers in lawrence and fitchburg. but in manchester, check this out temperatures in the low to mid-50s. that's it. all day chance for rain, heaviest, steadiest stuff in the afternoon. on the flipside south of boston, norwood at 51 degrees right now. we do have mostly cloudy skies. slight risk that we will see a little morning sprinkle pass through and what we will see at 6 p.m. with a temp around 50. otherwise breaks in the clouds and temperatures shooting all the way in the middle 60s and your main rain is not coming in closer to 2 or 4:00. plymouth. 68 new bedford. 70 in providence, rhode island and boston up to 59 degrees. 62 in worse. upper 50s in spots like lawrence and ipswich and only 54 degrees in portsmouth, new hampshire. keep in mind not all dressing for these mid- to upper 60s. if you were south of the city you are, if you were north of the city you will want the extra layers. futurecast so i can walk you through it. i have that chance of rain pike. boston by 8 a.m. most of the showers will be focused over

live in lawrence tonight, steve cooper, 7 news. >> adam: t we've a watered down forecast. a much needed rain moving through today. it has been coming down heavy at times. >> kim: we knew it was coming and we knew it could cause problems with the commute. so that is something to talk about, umbrellas are a necessarity. it's still coming down now as you look at the radar. let's get chief meteorologist jeremy reiner to explain what is going on. >> reporter: the heaviest of the rain on top top of the 95 corridor, down through providence then working towards the south shore, green and yellow are the pockets of heavier rain. as these batches of main move through the rainfall tallies quickly go up. many cities and towns upwards of a quarter to half inch of rain. the steddy rain focused south of boston. even with that said this will work across the metro. it's moving at a fast pace and you can notice the back edge of the rain marching. it will be in the berkshires litchfield hills within the next 30-45 until about 7:00 or 8:00 this evening. it does taper. orange half an inch of ra

ipswich to lawrence, 43. lawrence and new bedford, 46. same in bedford at 43 and manchester, new hampshire. worcester about 40 for you. getting into thanksgiving, i think the worst of the roads will be early in the morning. the 10 a.m. football games. temperatures will be very close to freezing here which means we are going to be tracking a little bit of very light snow, rain, and freezing rain. temperatures warming. that means sprinkles off the coast and inland snow. the takeaway, a cool day with 30s and lower 40s. any kind of precipitation we see is very light. very scattered. as for the snowfall forecast, that shouldn't be the focus of what we are talking about. accumulation is so minor. under an inch of accumulation. best bet worcester hills and southwestern new hampshire. not the amount of snow but the road and maybe a little ice in the morning that will make for the slippery travel weather. temperature in the afternoon lower 40s from ipswich to boston to plymouth which is why we will see that transition over to proposals in the afte

our jessica reyes live in lawrence. everyone who made it out say this was just incredibly frightening. situation for everyone who lives here. show you the building here. it was a burned-out shell of what it was. if you look toward the right, there is still an engine here for hot spots this morning. cell phone video from the scene show the flames tearing through this triple decker and this morning more than 20 people here all without home. it happened on east lawrence and prospect street in the middle of the day right around 1:00 in the afternoon. a mother and her baby were sleeping inside when this happened. when a teenager came banging on their door. they don't know who he is, and this morning they are hoping to find him and thank him. >> that teenager -- >> if you were watching this or watching the news, thank you. because it if wasn't for him, we probably would not be here right now. >> reporter: a woman and a fire fighter we know were taken to the hospital as a precaution. the fire department is working to figure ou

kron 4's meteorologist lawrence karnow is tracking these showers in the weather center and lawrence, what are we looking at fiscal quarter rest of week. >> i think in fact, very busy holiday week ahead and we have a series of storms that are headed our way. showers continuing out there tonight, the main cold front moving through early on today. but now we're seeing that cold air behind the system. so more scattered showers will continue to rotate on by and, in fact, doppler radar still picking up more wildly scattered showers around the bay area. if you are headed out the door you can see brief downpours and the south bay is seeing more of that rain, sliding through the santa cruz mountains east of the san josi as well. and into towards livermore valley, showers just a little further to the south and the east. and then as you make your way out over the peninsula, things breaking up, all those scattered showers trying to starting to slide into hayward. some areas over 5" of rain and now a few scattered showers tears nevada and san rafael and with that in mind, in the north bay over 5.

now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. >>> so we have a new test of friendship, according to what i just heard. >> okay. >> would you go upstairs and break up with her for me? where does that happen? >> number one bad boyfriend move. i'm no expert, but if the breakup is ongoing you interrupt the breakup to do the shoulder rub and okay baby. that's ix-nay. >> you have once again completely thrown me with the close of your show. >> now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. good evening. >> hey, rachel, it's great to be back. well, we have breaking news tonight. we have a new selection for the donald trump cabinet. this one actually has experience in the department he's being nominated for, so that's one that might actually make it through confirmation without much trouble. the question tonight, though, is does the united states of america produce enough bananas to be considered a banana republic? >> the integrity of the u.s. lek 00 is suddenly under fire from the losers and the winner. >> donald trump's team is saying there was rampant voter fraud. >> it is an

. >>20 degrees warmer than yesterday. 53 degrees in boston now, 50 in would be a ster, 51 in lawrence. we were in the 20s and 30s this time yesterday. we have scattered some today. 64 by lunchtime. it's going to be more like the end of september, beginning of october temperature-wise. 63 degrees with a sunset at 5:35. into the 60s again tomorrow but i am tracking rain. i'll have the hour-by-hour timeline coming up. let's get you on the road. >> reporter: we're starting to see a lot of slow-downs south of the side. brockton slow, traffic also heavy on 128 at the split and on the expressway. there's an accident in needham at exit 18. only 93 south traffic is building -- on 93 south traffic is building. it's close to 40 minutes right now to the o'neal tunnel. >>> breakingover night a driver the vehicle rolled onto the guardrail. the victim was taken to the hospital. the two left lanes were closed for a while. all lanes are back up. >>> also breaking overnight in chelsea a car ended up its side on spencer avenue just before midnight. police are still investigating what caused the crash. >

. >> anchor: flames force kids interest their school in lawrence. now the except for what sparked the fire as students are relocating. >> anchor: president obama addressing the true trance us. his advice for the president-elect as donald trump prepares to take office. >> anchor: a birthday celebration for the u.s. marine corp. how they are honoring a fallen hero who died on duty as a massachusetts state trooper. >> anchor: clouds move into new england overnight tonight. rain moves in to new england tomorrow. >>> and the patriots hoping to learn interest their mistake the seahawks goes south. >> anchor: a scare at school in lawrence. a fire forces hundreds of students from the classroom. crews race to the scene to get all of the children out safely. >> anchor: these flames were contained to a single room, but there is a lot of damage left behind and investigators are trying to figure out what sparked that fire. steve cooper live in lawrence with what we know right now. >>> kim, this was no fire drill. this was the real deal. now the flames are out to

it happened on east lawrence and prospect street in lawrence. a mother and her 5-month-old baby were inside sleeping until their door. a fire fighter and a woman was taken to the hospital to get checked out. investigators are working to see what started the fire. >>> donald trump making good on one of his campaign promises. the president-elect struck a deal with carrier an air conditioner company to keep. factory in america. he promised to keep american jobs from fleeing to mexico. trump and his vice president-elect will be in indiana tomorrow for the official announcement. >>> meanwhile, trump is continuing to fill positions in his cabinet. sources close to the from process, will have steve nunchin as his treasury secretary. he was his campaign finance chair and deep-rooted ties to wall street are a point of concern for those hoping that trump will financial industry. the official announcement. elaine chao for transportation secretary. she served as transportation. she is married to mitch mcconnell. and trump has officially selected georgia con

. >> reporter: it happened at 1:00 in the afternoon east lawrence in prospect street in lawrence. >> all of a sudden i hear a big banging on the door. >> reporter: jenise alvarez was taking a nap when someone banged on the door. she grabbed her 5-month-old and made sure her special needs son escaped the fire. >> she took care of my son. >> reporter: the flames were getting close. window shattered. >> reporter: close to two dozen people are without a home. some fire victims say their belongings can be replaced but their lives can't. >> whoever that teenager is, if you are watching this or watching the news, thank you. because if it wasn't for, we probably would not be here right now. >> reporter: as for the fire fighter, we are told he was taken to the hospital for precautionary reasons. as for the woman that was rushed to the hospital, we are being told she was taken for heart-related issues. still a that fire. for now, we are in lawrence, malini basu, fox25 news. >>> this morning a go fund me page has been set up for a tewksbury father and daughter who lost their home in a fire. we

byron barnett is live for us in lawrence and has the latest on the investigation. byron. >> the discovery of this woman's body really shook people up around here. police had originally called her thath suspicious but now now, scoot-year-old lawrence woman was found dead yesterday morning, her body discovered lying in a courtyard in front of the rita hilliard in lawrence. they were on the scene every hours today talking to witnesses. but now after investigating the essex district attorney says he has ruled out foul play and no longer considers the death suspicious. authorities say they believe the woman took her own life. in lawrence, i'm byron barnett, 7news. >>> and new here at 4:00, a gloucester man charged in a lynn murder called to court. 29-year-old shaun chandler was arraigned today on murder charges. 38-year-old donald yancey was shot and killed friday night in breed square. the district attorney's office says the shooting was the result of a fight between the men. >> also on 7, opening statements began today in the retrial of gary ley sampson, originally co

live in lawrence shaun chaiyabhat wcvb nc5. bepolice are investigating a afternoon rush.uring the a bicyclist hit in methuen, near the i-495 exit ramp. newscenter 5's rhondella richardson is live at the scene. rhondella? rhondella: a 58-year-old methuen man was killed collid with a truck. police say the truck was stopped at thetoplight omerrimack street by the sunoco gas station. an top of the offering. the victim brought her motorized bike on the sidewa. they both moved down e road which is the same root 110 in the same direction but the biker police say lost contro as fgged down by ano trucker who witnessed what happened. the commercial trucker is cooperating with investigators. the time around 1:40 p.m. this aften, reopened before rush hour. then: the man charged in hit-and-run in bckton faced a check -- a judge for the first time. driving the car that hit and killed sergio valleciln friday. gonclaveturned himself in sunday afternoon. in court, lawyerr gonclaves said he heard screaming and yelling at the scene but panicked a

sitting at 50 degrees in boston. 48 degrees in lawrence and 48 in norwood. because of the early morning clouds, i don't think we will see too much of a temperature drop-off. you can see that hour-by-hour in waltham today and temperatures just going down by a couple of degrees through the morning hours through 8 a.m. after that the warm reason up, 51 by 3, afternoon hours will bring us the brightest and windiest conditions. i will break them down in a cup of minutes. julie is back with live drive-time traffic. >> julie: beside what we are watching from the toll demolition, route 1 and 93 south. pike. live drive times. 11 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 20 minutes on 93 south. 22 minutes on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. >>> police closed three lanes of 128 south overnight to investigate a deadly crash. it happened just before 10:30 in waltham. the story was breaking during fox25 news at 11:00. state police say self-cars had ate person walking in one. southbound lanes. right now we don't know why that person was in the ro

lawrence o'donnell takes over from here. lawrence. >>> appreciate it. >> you rolled your r. >> this is a special sunday night edition of "the last word." we have a new letter from fbi director comey today about hillary clinton's e-mail. nbc's pete williams is here to translate that letter. and the most likely threat to our voting machines is not hacking. it is the old age of those voting machines. some of them are definitely going to break down. we'll tell you what to do if that happens to you on tuesday. >>> a november surprise. >> the review of these new e-mails is over. the recommendation from july that no charges should be brought stands. >> aides on clinton's plane relieved. >> i don't believe it's politically good or bad. we have not made this the centerpiece of our messaging. >> if she were to win we could very well have a sitting president under felony indictment and ultimately a criminal trial. >> the only one facing trial is going to be donald trump because of trump university. >> at trump university we teach succe

>> hi there, lawrence. good evening. i'm just learning that according to a source familiar with the transition process, president-elect donald trump intends to select lieutenant general michael flynn as his national security adviser. again, this is according to a source familiar with the transition process. just to remind everyone who flynn is, he ran the defense intelligence agency from 2012 to 2014. he served as a top national intelligence adviser to general stanley mcchrystal in iraq. he was one of trump's top national security advisers throughout the campaign, as you will recall, a number of foreign policy experts distanced themselves from donald trump. not michael flynn. this is someone who is considered a loyalist and as we have watched this transition process unfold roiled by reports of turmoil, donald trump seems to be really focusing right now in this initial phase on loyalists. so it would fit into that broader pattern. now i would of course caveat all of that that until we hear this from the president-elect hi