sometimes i sit across from a kid in madrid spain or maybe in brazil and we don't share a language or a culture but we share these stories. that's what we have in common and it's that we have childhood in common. it's the universal language. >> are you this character? are you him? >> he's the sum of my worst parts and amplified too. i have lots of thoughts and flaws and greg is a man f manifestation. >> his town goes unplugged, electronics free and greg has a hard time with that. >> you started a video game company too. >> yeah. sometimes i feel like i'm like books and turn off all electronics but then have this other life as a digital person so i have a good balance. >> so you're not even joking about that. you have now opened an independent bookstore. that's two different personalities coming out on either side. why did you open this small bookstore. you opened it in massachusetts in a small town. >> a town called plainville. it's called an unlikely story. it was a realization of a dream. there was an old market there from the 1800s and we had to take it down and we built up this ni

sometimes i sit across from a kid in madrid, spain, or maybe brazil. we don't share a language or a culture, but we share these stories. that's what we have in common. really, it's that we have childhood in common. it's a universal language. >> are you this character? are you him? >> he's the sum of my worst parts and amplified, too. i have lots of faults and flaws and greg is sort of a manifestation of those. >> what happens to greg in the latest outtake? >> in the latest book, greg actually, his town goes unplugged, electronic spree, and greg as a modern kid has a hard time adapting. >> that's also an adaptation to you. pop trop caw is a part of you. >> yeah, i'm raw raw books and turn off all electronics and then i'm like, oh, yeah, i have person. i have a pretty good balance across the spectrum. >> you're not even joking. you have opened an independent book store that is really two different personalities on either side. store? in a small town. >> in plainville. it's called an unlikely story. dream. there was an old market there from the 1800s, and

a peak of the celtics' trip to madrid, spain. remember the other day? they were be in milan, italy. they getting culture over in europe now. they are also wing basketball as well. tonight, they got 13 points, 101 rebounds by david lee. the beat real madrid, 1011-96 the final f. now they compaq home for more preseason game and open up the season at the end of the month. >> all right. >> say it isn't so? >> what? two ran ny friday nights. friday night light. >> yeah. you are right. >> right. >> know, it is scattered. we knee need the rain. you a great saturday? >> absolutley. >> down the know kid loves to rain in >> announcer: the following is a paid prentation for e

. >>> secretary of defense ash carter is in madrid, spain today ahead of a meeting in brussels with our nato partners. a rush warplane crossed over into turkish airspace. they continue air strikes. they claim they're hitting isis in syria. well, as we know, they targeted u.s. backed rebels as well. russia maintains entering turkey's sovereign airspace was a mistake. a senior u.s. official says it may not have been an accident at all. national security correspondent jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. what are u.s. officials doing to try to deter russian warplanes in syria? >> essentially, gretchen, both the secretary of state and the defense secretary ash carter said the same thing today. when a russian fighter jet allegedly crossed the border into nato allied turkey's airspace this weekend, the russian plane could have easily been shot down. meanwhile, the defense secretary called the russians out publicly saying they still aren't targeting isis. >> by taking military action in syria against moderate group targets, russia escalated the civil war. putting further at risk the very pol

they're jetting overseas to europe with stops in milan, italy, and madrid, spain, for two pre-season games. let's talk some football. eight teams will be hitting turf on thanksgiving to play football at fenway park. frank: they were all out there yesterday for a preview and so was our own jim lokay. jim: baseball season is over and done with here at fenway but for some of these high school football players they'll be playing the biggest game of their lives right here. thanksgiving football going from a backyard to the ballpark. come next month, four of the biggest rivalry games will be played fenway. >> tradition in massachusetts that, you know, pretty traditional for massachusetts too. to do it here, i mean, traditional ballpark, it's indecreed i am. i really have no words to describe it. i was really excited when i found out where we were playing. just to be here it's a little surreal right now. >> amazing. we got to play at jillest last year. now at fenway this week. >> h. john: st. john's prep plays wednesday followed by b.c. high versus catholic memorial. on thursday wellesley v

smart 11 points, 6 assists. 124-91 win they're back in action thursday night, and they talk on madrid in spain. >>> the patriots get the day off. they get back to work tomorrow, gear up for sunday's game in dallas for the cowboys. for a preview, check out "all access" this friday night at 7 right here on wbz. sunday, wbz gets started with the patriots game. kickoff is sat 4:25. followed by a 6th quarter postgame show. >>> wbz is your home for thursday night football. this week, the texans host the colts. >>> big z missed the 2nd half of training camp with an upper-body injury. after practice he said he felt better, but wasn't sure if he'd play in the season opener thursday night. >>> that's sports for now. guys? . >> all right, steve >>> betting on sports is getting almost as popular as the game itself. >> next john keller looks at why the fantasy frenzy could mean big trouble for our new casino. hand-crafted...layer by layer. the new macchiato from dunkin' donuts. experience the flavor of fall with a new hot or iced i feel too young to be this old. i just want to be her mom, not her full-time

spain? >> madrid. >> madrid. >> madrid is fantastic. >> what is your favorite thing about thork city? >> the favorite part is i built so much of it. you got some applause in the streets. you nuts it is from other people uh clouding because they know i am going to make america great again and if he is behind me he will be behind me. a big gentleman from bangladesh great. i would like a bigger cab. beautiful women in bikinis. i love donald trump. >> she loves donald trump and she is going to vote for me. >> are you a citizen citizen? >> yes, see that. a u.s. sit ken is voting for me and this is fantastic of the. >> 7:30. >> these are absolutely -- i never bought food from a box, but this is the best food ever ever bought to. beautiful. we'll have to come back. >> there it is. those were empanada's. >> what? what's up? what's your background? >> wow, tom, that was something to watch. listen this is the greatest way i have ever been in this race. >> it is good though. >> yeah, it is a good treat, but i enjoy -- guy a lot of people think it is ecuador. >> you never know. the wonderful mult

over in spain real madrid were in action with athletico. they squandered a chance to go top of the premier league standin standings. the early goal was canceled out seven minutes from the time. 1-1 the final score. real madrid is second at the moment. right now it's viva real that leads the way. the two powerhouses of dutch football, ix and p also made the clash in amsterdam. between them the two teams have won 55 league titles, five have been encapsulated. they have won four of those. on sunday it appears the anchor came out on top. gaston pirrero scores twice to give his team a 2-1 lead. that closed the gap on the leaders. that gap is only two points at the moment. one of the biggest rivalries in german football was renewed on sunday and swept aside to get their eight straight win. two goals each from mueller and robert helping them to a 5-1 win with 7 points clear at the top of the table. they qualified for the quarterfinals for the rugby world cup after a hard-fought win over italy. it was the toughest match of the tournament. there's a

the celtics today if spain, facing madrid, they're the european champs. second quarter, the celtics up six, jake crowder getting inside to avery bradley. he's going to finish in traffic. the celts were up 46-38. third quarter, celtics up nine. david lee taking it to the hoop and slamming it home. the celtics win it 111-97. the headliner, the bruins opener against the jets an even tom brady is wishing the bruins luck, doing a little photo book shopping and offering his services as an enforcer if they need him. tom brady always looking to help. we will keep tom brady where he always is under center. tom leyden, fox 25 news. >> big night. >> elizabeth: a lot of black and gold in the newsroom. >> mark: everybody wearing their that's a strange color for me, but see what happens in the bruins we trust. specialized surgery that's right lahey hospital and medical center. cardiac teams pioneering innovative treatments... and neurosurgeons at the forefront of spinal surgery... right here. liver transplant program... right now. and quality outcomes among the nation'

the celtic back in action tomorrow heading to spain to take on madrid. that's sports. i'm joe amorosino. have a great day. >>> yankees will have to wait another year for 28th world series title. they were shutout at home by houston in the al wildcard game. astros aced silencing the yankee and their fans last night. he struck out 7. allowed just three hits in six innings. houston won it 3-0. they now take on the royals in the american league division series >> boston globe presented global award honoring top new athlete for accomplishment and game and community. tom brady was not in attendance last night. he led the way collecting # awards including athlete of the year and patriot's mvp. to no one's surprise gronc enjoyed theent. >> it's very special coming here having a blast. especially in the city of boston. the fans embraced us as far as player. unbelievable. so great to give back. get award and have a great time, too. >>> brady wasn't the only recipient of multiple award. bill belichick. malcolm butler and the team took home a award. still ahead tom hanks stepping

in spain, the two madrid teams play each other. gervinho said he won't quit at boss. they were beaten 3-1 at home. result means the champions have won just two games out of eight in the e.p.r. and lie 16th in the table on eight points 10 at the top. >> no way i resign. no way. why? because chelsea cannot have better management than me. there are many managers in the world that belong to my level, but not better. but not better. so no chance i run away. >> preparations to host the summer olympics in japan continue to run into problems. organizers scrapped original stadium plans last month and are still searching for a new logo to the game. the road to 2020 is proving far from smooth. >> this is the sight of what will be the olympic stadium when the design for it is finally decided. organizers are still dealing with the international embarrassment of scrapping the original plans. likened by some so a giant cycling helmet, by others to a turtle or even a toilet seat. it was canceled because of casts. some members of the architecture community do not agree with the way it

. >>> former spain striker and madrid legend will retire and 38-year-old currently plays for the newd compete in a tier below major league soccer and stop playing when the season end in november and retiring with plenty of honors and won the champion league three times on top of six la-league titles. >> difficult decision but in one moment i feel it's the right moment now. and i need to have more time with my family, with my kids to have more time on the weekends at home. >> reporter: and there is much more sport on our website, for all the latest check out al jazeera.com/sport and we have blogs and clips from correspondents rounds the world and that is all your sport for now and back to you. >> thank you very much. time to go to the white house and the latest sign of much improved relations some of cuba's best known musicians have taken the sounds of havana to the most famous address in washington and tom ackerman also went along to listen to the social club. ♪ more than 500 invited dignitaries swayed to the group's afro cuban rhythms as it opened with their signature toon chin chin

. >> more football now, former spain striker and real madrid legend raul will retire next month.rrently plays for the new york cosmo who compete in the tier below major league soccer. he will stop playing once the season ends, retiring with plenty of honors. at real, he won the champions league three times on top of six la liga titles. >> it was difficult decision, but i think in one moment and i think now i feel is the right moment now. now i need to have more time with my family, with my kids to win more time in the weekends at home. >> for all the latest, check out aljazeera.com/sport. >> that's all your sport for now. >> thank you very much. in the latest sign of much improved relation, some of cuba's best known musicians have taken the sounds of havana to the white house. tom ackermann managed to get an invitation to see the club. >> more than 500 invited dignitary's swayed to the rightments as it opened with their signature tune. the white house staff coming midway through what the group is calling its farewell world tour. >> for nearly two decades, this group has been a sy

there's questioning after the referendum on spain, held in defines of government leaders in madrid that said it was illegal. he is under investigation for disobedience, abuse of funds and obstructing justice. and faces disqualification or a year in gaol. >> the ongoing war in yemen pushes the country into an economic crisis. a blockade put a stop to oil exports and cash flow. almost seven months into the war, millions of yemenis are not able to get their salaries. hashem ahelbarra reports. >> reporter: this is aden, the port city in the south, recently recaptured by government troops. the government and the central bank relocated here. employees have waited for month to get their salaries. >> translation: i have not received my salary for two monthless. bank officials say they were running out of cash. >> a woman died lining up to receive cash. >> reporter: houthi rebels withdrew 2 million from the central bank to pay fighters. now bank officials are left grappling with how to solve yemen's financial crisis. >> we need almost 100 million to pay. >> aden and others are under government c

the celtics back in action in spain to take on madrid. that's sports, i'm joe amorosino, have a great day. >> jadiann: the yankees have to wait at least another year for the 28th world series. new york was shut out at home in the wild card game. dallas silenced the yankees. houston won 3-0. >> the "boston globe" presenting the globy awards honoring top new england athletes for accomplishments in games and also in their communities. tom brady didn't attend but he let the way collecting six awards, including athlete of the year and mvp. david ortiz, julian edelman, rob gronkowski among the other big and to no one's surprise, gronk enjoyed the event. >> it's very special coming here, having a blast. especially in the city of boston. the fans embrace us as sports players. unbelievable. it's great to give back, come here, get awards and have a great time too. >> christa: brady wasn't the only one receiving several awards last night. bill belichick, malcolm butler and the providence friars hockey team took home a pair. what a powerhouse group.

spain. what has he said about the situation. >> yes, well, there's a summit of conservative parties meeting in madrid at the moment. he made comments late yesterday about how this influx of refugees threatens to undermine the whole democratic process in europe, and a threat to the democratic order, which is the kind of language one would expect from the right center of politics. of course, the european union concerned by how to go forward. we expect the migration minister to visit slovenia to see how serious it is getting, and later this week there'll be a summit of an emergency meeting of balkan leaders discussing with the commission how to go forward. >> thank you for that update from slovenia. >> hillary clinton is to face questions. hopes for succeeding president obama. >> reporter: the attack on the u.s. mission - why it happened is in dispute. first blamed on a widespread reaction to an anti-islam video. the u.s. state department revealed there was no protest outside the mission prior to the attack. >> what difference does it make, it is our job to figure out what happened and do what we can to prevent it hap

spain's biggest oil producer has set its breakeven price at $50 per barrel. what does that mean for the company's bottom line? our madridief is standing by. charles, good day. surprises here? this is someone laying out a very clear call. charles: that's right. this is repsol telling us how they think things look for the next five years. the context is that they bought they asset in canada and did that just before world prices plunged. telling theol market what to expect over the next five years, 2016-2020. what is the big elements here is the breakeven prediction for oil at $50 per barrel. that will allow them to pay debt, generate cash, and keep money for dividends. francine: charles, is it an aggressive scenario for oil prices? charles: well, it is a scenario that stretches out for the next -- until 2020, $50 per barrel. bearing in mind where they have come from, the kind of levels that oil was that when they made previous acquisitions. --tells you something about take this conservative outlook for the next few years and give the markets of guidance about what they can expect for the company's plans. about investments

spain. it lasted about nine minutes but then without warning he just got up and walked out. announcer: yes. justin was promoting his album in madrid and things seemed to be going fine until -- [speaking spanish] >> sorry, no habla. >> we want to make a crazy way to break the internet. announcer: justin agrees! and then he leaves. but justin never vaamous aqui. what the hell happened? harvey: did they just annoy him? or is he saying, i will show you how to break the internet, i will walk out of an interview? i can't tell what happened. announcer: they did ask him some annoying questions. >> you dress yourself? >> oh, yes, i dress myself. announcer: he did tweet later he was sick. so what was it? harvey: charles, you wrote this thing. do you have any idea what this is. >> yeah. announcer: finally. >> no clue whatsoever. don't speak spanish. ok, we're going to break the internet. >> but that's the way to break the internet. he leaves the i the view and everyone's talking about him leaving the interview. >> there have been several wieners and they kind of just cox and go. announcer: just like some of the dads attached to them. divorce