over 100 family and friends maguire lost his life to remember him. >> it's important that we recognize our heroes. and jack is a hero. along with everyone else that's out here as far as the type of work they do. and we believe that every one of these -- we believe in zwr bob: a christmas tree has been lit in maguire's honor since his death. a winter plunge to remember and draw attention to the opiod crisis. a bonding rhettual for a father the opiod crisis has left its mark on thousands of massachusetts families. for a local fighter, this battle is very personal. our frank holland has the story. frank: rosa does a great job. frank: he fights to honor the memory of two brothers lost. >> when i go in the ring that's what i think of. frank: one to opiod abuse. the other brother to heroin. >> i always know that i get each one of my shoulders telling me not to give up and keep pushing forward. frank charles rosa is training at the t.d. garden on january 17. >> welcome charles rosa. frank: the 27-year-old peabody native is a featherweight. he has overcome loss, grief and his own addiction. >>

maguire, can you go over each one's expected milestones for 2016? >> okay, i will tell you everything that i have on that. working from the bottom -- van ness avenue. >> this is for the brt project? >> yes, the brt, we call it van ness brt, but it's 14 extra large bulbs and turn restrictions so that will be a much safer street. polk street, substantially completing a number of blocks of full-on streetscape reconstruction. raised bikeway, ped -- concrete bulb-outs and major reconstruction projects there. masonic avenue will also be in construction. for market street, the milestone in 2016 is to reach a locally preferred alternative for the environmental process. >> what does that mean? >> that is basically -- that is a planning goal. we're not going to achieve ceqa plan or let a construction contract, but going to in 2016 have an actual plan for what better market street will look like? >> okay. so you'll have selected a locally preferred option/alternative for market street? >> that is the goal for 2016. >> okay. >> >> lombard street is completion o

maguire, i don't want to dwell on this lpis have been very effective and while it makes intuitive sense to have a study to see how we can put them out to south of market and tenderloin and the fact that we put them in place at all, begs the question, why can't we just do it without a study; right? so i'm trying to understand -- i've seen it go into the ground and i want to see more of it and why do we need a study to do it if we have done it without a study? i'm trying to understand the difference between when we do it and when we don't? and maybe we don't have to go into in-depth right now, but that is the conversation i would like to have at a certain point. >> i would be happy to bring that material back. so we have talked about some of the more capital-intensive things that we're planning on doing in 2016, but it's important to remember that the majority of streets to be touched we're continuing to build on the foundation that goes back to the walk first efforts dating back to 2013. our goal again is to get to every single intersection on the highway-crash network by 2024. that walk

i'm, like, "jerry maguire." "how stella got her groove back." [ laughter ] and i'm like, "wow, that was your jam." [ laughter ] >> seth: you got my jam wrong. i'm happy to say -- my homeroom when i was in high school was "227." and we sang the "227" theme song every single day when we walked in the class. >> wow, i wouldn't have guessed that. i would have named three or four before that one. [ laughter ] >> seth: i'm a "227" head. that's the truth. >> very cool. >>eth: a very cool show as well is "the leftovers." this is season 2 of the show. they sort of changed the cast. this is a show about 2% of the population mysteriously disappears. tell me about season 2 and your character. >> so season 2 takes about two years after we've left season 1. and the garvey's moved to a town where nobody disappeared in this town. and in the whole entire world, this is the only town that there was -- the departure didn't take place. as you can imagine, a town like that has all this mystery surrounding it. we feel like we're kind

maguire began weekly blood draws iron. it's a simple yet effective remedy that helps restore iron levels to a normal range. >> i've never felt better in my i dreamed a dream in time gone by >> reporter: especially now that his vocal pipes are no longer rusting. as the iron came out of your chords, what happened to you as an actor, as a performer? >> well, i can do pretty much just about anything for a long time. from the eagle to the top >> reporter: dr. jon lapook, cbs news, northport, new york. >> axelrod: steve hartman "on the road" is coming up. also ahead a mixed holiday message from the man behind the you may not even think about the energy that lights up your world. but we do. we're exxonmobil. and the cleaner-burning natural gas we produce generates more of our electricity than ever before... ...helping dramatically reduce america's emissions. because turning on the lights, isn't as simple as just flipping a switch. energy lives here. if you could see your cough, it's just a cough. you'd see how often you cough all

maguire's three-year old daughter lived at the home with her grand parents and three siblings. they were all able to get out safely but the home was destroyed. both women were arrested a mile from that home just minutes after that fire started. >>> a huge 56 alarm fire tears through row homes in new york city this video from overnight in the bronx. seven buildings were a affect, nearly 90 people displaced. we're told nine people, including six fire fighters were treated for injuries. cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> overnight there were two incidents the jet blue flight from new york to las vegas. the thinks video of officers taking passengers off that plane. over philadelphia, a passenger who shot this video a says about six people got into a fight, at least two were reportedly hurt. that plane just turned around, returned to jfk airport, and an unrulely passenger before take off was removed. >>> i-95 is back opened this noon after a serious crash snarled traffic during the morning rush. four car accident happen the on the northbound side near the cottman avenue e

maguire's father owns the home and has custody of her kids. he claim she is came there last night wanting to see her kids. >> when we started to call the police is when she said "you don't understand, the house is on fire, get out." not us get out, get my kids out. >> the family is overwhelmed by the devastation. they did not have insurance. neighbors are donating gift cards and clothing to help the family get back on their feet. >> reporter: delaware has waited to see what impact the merger of dupont and dow chemical will have on the state. dow and dupont will join forces to form a $130 billion company and then it will split into three independent companies focused on agriculture, material science, and specialty products. 7,000 people work for dupont in delaware. the company is expected to slash about 10% of its work force. >> every element of the economy is potentially affected. retail, real estate, schools. >> reporter: the deal will get a lot of scrutiny from federal regulators but it's expected to close in the second half of next year. >>

doug: a christmas tree has been lit in maguire's honor every year since his death. a priceless gift she'll never forget. antoinette: a little girl battling a deadly disease has a very special meeting with tom how the q.b. is lifting her sprits. doug: massachusetts cities and towns violating the law when it comes to public information. new this morning, what "5 investigates" mike beaudet found teaming up with the "boston globe" and northeastern university. mike: well, showers out there this morning will give way to dryer weather this afternoon. get ready for a chilly blast of winter. i'll show you when we'll be antoinette: good morning. 8:11. welcome back. public records are being kept from the public far too often. that's the finding from what's believed to be the biggest test of the system ever done here. doug: it was a joint project by "5 investigates," "the boston globe," and northeastern university. here's investigative reporter mike beaudet. ben: my name is ben thompson. i'm a third year student at the northeastern university school of journalism. mike: ben tho

maguire, can you go over each one's expected milestones for 2016?> okay, i will tell you everything that i have on that. working from the bottom -- van ness avenue. >> this is for the brt project? >> yes, the brt, we call it van ness brt, but it's 14 extra large bulbs and turn restrictions so that will be a much safer street. polk street, substantially completing a number of blocks of full-on streetscape reconstruction. raised bikeway, ped -- concrete bulb-outs and major reconstruction projects there. masonic avenue will also be in construction. for market street, the milestone in 2016 is to reach a locally preferred alternative for the environmental process. >> what does that mean? >> that is basically -- that is a planning goal. we're not going to achieve ceqa plan or let a construction contract, but going to in 2016 have an actual plan for what better market street will look like? >> okay. so you'll have selected a locally preferred option/alternative for market street? >> that is the goal for 2016. >> okay. >> >> lombard street is completion of

officer jack maguire was shot and killed during a robbery at december 26, 2010. more than 100 people gathered yesterday at the spot where maguire lost his life. >> it's important that we recognize our heroes. jack is a hero along with everyone else that is out here as far as the type of work they do. we believe-- every one of these officers here believe in protecting the public. doug: a christmas tree has been lit in maguire's honor every year since his death. a priceless gift she'll never forget. antoinette: a little girl battling a deadly disease has a very special meeting with tom brady. how the q.b. is lifting her sprits. doug: massachusetts cities and towns violating the law when it comes to public information. new this morning, what "5 investigates" mike beaudet found teaming up with the "boston globe" and northeastern university. mike: enjoy this one more day of mild weather because tomorrow temperatures are colder and we'll be tracking snow by frank: we're following breaking news right now. a tractor trailer crash has shut down part of route 93 northbound

maguire's three-year old daughter lives there with her grandparents and three siblings.hey were all able to get out but the home was destroyed, maguire and they could face arson, burglary and kidnapping charges. >>> newark man has been arrested and charged winvation of privacy. employees at a delaware iron hill brewery spotted steven sackett not once but twice inside their women's bass root last month. he hid in the stalls and unscrewed lights to darken the room. he faces a criminal trespassing charge. >>> also police in south philadelphia a, are looking for a suspect responsible for multiple burglaries. take a look at this surveillance video here, that was captured back in october. the suspect breaks into several units of the strip mall in the 2100 block of oregon avenue, the suspect opened, a desk and takes money, and if you have any information please contact the the police right away. >>> turning to campaign 2016, a new g.o.p. presidential candidate is gaining momentum in the race for the the white house. while ted cruz looks to dethrown donald trump from the top of

five years ago officer john maguire was shot and killed while responding to a robbery at the kohl's store on washington street. tonight family, friends and colleagues gathered to remember him. he said he'd be so happy to see all the people there tonight. >> incredible. incredible. i just can't even believe how many people are here, and i'm so pleased and jackson's got a big smile on his face. a huge smile. >> tonight's vigil is held right near the site where he was killed, by a tree named in honor of officer maguire. jack's tree has been deck kate raped for christmas every year since his death. >>> an indictment has been handed up against the arizona man about a bombing at super bowl. this is kareem and the isis supporter was planning to set and also trained and armed the man who attacked the muhammad cartoonist attacked in texas earlier this year. >>> a woman hit by a can car in halston earlier this week has died. the 57-year-old karen was hit on washington street. the driver, who is from florida, stopped at the scene. the middlesex d.a.'s office is investigating that case. >>> a massive

doug: a christmas tree has been lit in maguire's honor every year since his death. a priceless gift she'll never forget. antoinette: a little girl brady. how the q.b. is lifting her sprits. doug: massachusetts cities and towns violating the law when it comes to public information. new this morning, what "5 investigates" mike beaudet found teaming up with the "boston globe" and northeastern university. mike: one more mild day today. and then the cold weather moves back in. today. cold enough for snow on tuesday. i'll have the timeline as we tt2w`t3n@24" bt@qc., tt2w`t3n@24" "a@qs"h tt2w`t3n@24" bm@qx)d tt4w`t3n@24"" dztq k6$ tt4w`t3n@24"" entq ;2d tt4w`t3n@24"" gzt& "5< tt4w`t3n@24"" hnt& 2;p tt4w`t3n@24"" iztq xr( tt4w`t3n@24"" jntq j"h antoinette: good morning. 5:11. welcome back. public records are being kept from the public far too often. that's the finding from what's believed to be the biggest test of the system ever done here. doug: it was a joint project by "5 investigates," " the boston globe," and northeastern university. here's investigative reporter mike

sheryl brinkman vice president of the san francisco municipal transportation agency and we have tom maguire the sustainable streets at the sfmta and have tilly chang the executive director of the county transportation authority no san francisco and 80 mass the health officer here 2, 3, 4 the city and county of san francisco and noah what r a great partner and soon to be existing hopefully stay close by the director of to bicycle education and greg suhr the san francisco police department their folks are out there everyday and citing folks we appreciate all the hard work and with that, i want to invite to the myself of microphone the vice chair the mta sheryl brinkman. >> thank you ben and thank you all for coming i want to thank the mayor and the supervisors and oats heads of all the city departments for in their focus when is fundamental to everyone in our city this is about saving lives this is making your streets more welcoming for everyone who lives in the city traffic collisions really extract a department staff stating emotional toll the victims and loved ones and the person behind th

officer jack maguire died five years ago yesterday. he was responding to a robbery at the kohls on washington street. and last night, the people who knew him best gathered near there to remember officer maguire. his wife says the crowd would've made him happy. >> incredible, incredible. i can't believe how many people are here and i am so pleased. and jack has got a big smile on his face. huge smile. >> heather: great to hear. the vigil happened near jack's free. which has been dedicated to maguire. >> eric: people around the country billed for text messages now cell phone companies are billing back that money. >> heather: and she went through multiple miscarriages and then that miracle right there. but one local woman's joy did turn birth sweet. odds to this epidemic of gun violence knows no boundaries. hillary clinton has what it takes to stand up to the republicans and the gun lobby. we need to close the loopholes and support universal background checks. how many people have to die before we actually act... before we come together a

. >> daniel maguire was killed on highway 17 last year and his family told the judge that they did not driver would benefit by going to jail. they wanted him to do community service that would benefit truck safety and prevent another accident from happening like that again. >> someone lost life. >> he will spend the next three years on probation and 4000 hours of community service after causing a massive crash in july of 2014. it took the life of 20 old 24- year-old daniel cruz. >> i could see he was apologetic and obviously feels terrible about the situation that he was put in and the result. >> daniels parents said they took away his son's future when he chose to take the keys to a big rig he never drove before. the brakes failed to. instead of jail time they want community service to benefit truck safety. >> we need him to speak out against the trucking company that put him in this condition -- position. we have to think about everyone's loved ones. >> a spokesperson said the big rig had faulty brakes and the driver was inexperienced and they had faulty inspection papers. >> that cu

one of the famous pinkerton programs is they take out the molly maguire store in the coal pennsylvania and hang some of them based on this big east is -- investigation. they were irish. that was a hotly debated subject. in the west, and wyoming, what i found is people do not like going to court, they like something things themselves. work how do you see your contributing to the overall understanding of western history? particularly because it sounds like wyoming is an area of focus for you? guest: wyoming, melt colorado, new mexico, laces like that. i think detectives were almost everywhere. in all these rural areas, they were in the saloons. in 1905ersity of idaho -- the pinkerton send a detective who runs on the track team for a month. the: d.c. that fitting in larger picture of the west? guest: it is not the individuals on the frontier, like we used to think. there is the military cleansing the native americans, or the railroads, the telegraph lines. the federal government and washington, d.c. has a huge role in taking in the future region and make it part of the nation. the questio

sean maguire finds bobo wilson in the back of the end zone. fsu down, 31-24. but cougars answer the 'noles td. ryan jackson takes the handoff, the run up the middle to extend the lead to two touchdowns. the head coach for hoit the biggest when he's ever had. houston knocks off florida state, 38-24. a life-changing week and a half for panthers quarterback cam newton. he and his longtime girlfriend celebrated the birth of their first child, but newton didn't announce the arrival of his son until posting a tweet about it yesterday. newton, wanting to minimize the distractions surrounding the team. the panthers signal caller saying today, nothing has changed in regards to his approach for game day since and his focus is on trying to beat tampa bay on sunday, and wrap up the nfc's number one seed in the playoffs. >> somebody went public, and said this was their super bowl. this is their playoff, because they are not playing for nothing. but we know what can happen if we take teams lightly. they have a very good skill set , especially on offense and on , the defense

danielle maguire. [applause] danielle: thank you so much. thank you especially to the georgia center for the book for inviting me and the decatur public library for hosting us, and to all of you for bearing with me through this presentation. i am thrilled that you are here tonight. in 1944, in abbeville, alabama, a black woman named recy taylor walked home from a church revival. a car load of white men kidnapped her off the street, drove her to the woods, and brutally gang raped her. when they finished, they dropped her in the middle of town and threatened to kill her if she told anyone what happened. but that night she told her father, her husband, and the local sheriff the details of the brutal assault. a few days later, the montgomery naacp said they were sending their very best investigator. her name was rosa parks. it was 11 years before the montgomery bus boycott. and 11 years later, this group of homegrown activists would become better known as the montgomery improvement association, vaunting its president, dr. martin luther king jr.,

maguire, can you go over each one's expected milestones for 2016?kay, i will tell you everything that i have on that. working from the bottom -- van ness avenue. >> this is for the brt project? >> yes, the brt, we call it van ness brt, but it's 14 extra large bulbs and turn restrictions so that will be a much safer street. polk street, substantially completing a number of blocks of full-on streetscape reconstruction. raised bikeway, ped -- concrete bulb-outs and major reconstruction projects there. masonic avenue will also be in construction. for market street, the milestone in 2016 is to reach a locally preferred alternative for the environmental process. >> what does that mean? >> that is basically -- that is a planning goal. we're not going to achieve ceqa plan or let a construction contract, but going to in 2016 have an actual plan for what better market street will look like? >> okay. so you'll have selected a locally preferred option/alternative for market street? >> that is the goal for 2016. >> okay. >> >> lombard street is completion of des

." >> thank did steal jerry maguire. >> and they are going to be doing a new movie? >> yes. >> are you in it? >> they haven't asked yet. >> those three ladies, it tells you about people when the cameras aren't rolling, right? >> yes. morning. we were downtown tribeca or somewhere around there. i had just flown in from florida that morning because reg and i were shooting down in florida. you don't know what you are going to get. each of those three ladies was so great to me and all the extras outside so cold. especially the children. all going over there and rubbing their little hands and so i have great memories of doing that. >> they are going to be getting together and they are going to be like a singing group. >> i'm available! >> have you ever watched those infomercials about wen? >> they're hair products. >> yes, it is a lawsuit of a small group of women who say it is unsafe and causing the hair to fall out. now the group is suing. it started out with amy freedman who said she used it for two fall out. others are saying the same thing and saying it damages the f

. >> i'm staff sergeant hamilton live 77 in afghanistan, i'm from maguire air force base in new jersey. i want to shout out my baby girl that i haven't seen yet alana in south carolina with her mother and keenan. i want to shout out to my family in rockland county new york. it's hot here. i can't wait to get home. i'm sure you guys are enjoying the winter. love you. meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and as you can see, we need an internet that can do more. we do more games, and more streaming. so we need more speed. that's why we switched to time warner cable. you can too. call now. now we can connect more devices, at the same time. the wifi in this house is amazing. so is my guacamole. hi grandma and grandpa! ha, look at that! time warner cable even has an internet plan for us. get the internet speed that's right for you. from 3 megs to ultra fast 300 megs they even made it easy to switch with a one-hour arrival window. why settle for less, when you can get more! get 50 meg internet for $39.99 per month. call now. you could get free installation, no data cap, and access to ove

the only problem is, over the last 20 years we've watched roger clemens deny it, barry bonds, mark maguire, all these people, lance armstrong. >> he's got a lot of dwepders, though. tom brady came out defending him in a big way, theismann was on fox and friends saying he is a clean-cut guy. they have too much to loose. >> but everybody i rattled off had too much to lose. i think al jazeera will be put on the spot to come up with more evidence. now they're pitting on the clock. >> so far just one guy who no longer works there as i understand it making this acquisition. there's no video or anything to prove it. >> right. >> it's just his word. >> absolutely. al jazeera does not have a great name in this country for a very good reason. maybe this is just them, a lot of people speculate, trying to take down an american icon. there's a lot of names out there. i'm concerned if there will be a counter lawsuit. if it's me, i'm suing. go ahead, put it forward, lay it on the table. >> peyton has talked about a defamation case. that is a pretty high bar. brian, nobody watches sports more fully than y

jerry maguire. that was the best end zone celebration. randy: thank you both. parents voicing their concerns after a number of threats are made to schools in cambridge. where police are right now in finding those responsible. a fall river man accused of hitting a child he was babysitting. the alleged attack on a four-year-old. we're looking at route 1 in saugus at this hour. things moving along. the "eyeopener" continues for monday morning. p it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. z most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics r where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. p my campaign is powered by over a million small contributions, people like you rwho want to fight back. p the truth is you can't change by taking its money. r i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message. >> now on newscenter 5's "eyeopener." president: the threat from terrorism is real, but we will overcome it. randy: the president takes on isis in prime time. sparking backlash. sera: a new move to solve a murder mystery in a

me in welcoming danielle maguire. [applause] thank you.hank you to the georgia center for the book for inviting me in the decatur public library for hosting us, and to all of you for bearing with me through this presentation. i am thrilled you are here tonight. 1944, in alabama, a black woman named recy taylor walked home from a church revival. a car load of white men kidnapped her, drove her to the woods, and brutally gang raped her. they dropped her in the middle of town and threatened to kill her if she told anyone what happened. that night she told her father, her husband, and the local sheriff the details of the brutal assault. pd said they were sending their best investigator. her name was rosa parks. it was 11 years before the bus boycott. activists would become better known as the montgomery improvement brought martin luther king jr. to prominence that would change the world. rosa parks carried her story back to montgomery where she and the most militant activists organized a national and international protests for equal .ustice fo

. >> mary maguire last person to speak on the satisfaction survey. >> good afternoon i'd like to comment first of all, i want to say that your bus drivers are great i rarely take muni i took muni from the hard bluegrass district that crowded bus the driver was terrific and did you have a good time and super crowded bus and at times, i on the muni drivers are great and as opposed to golden gate their rude but refuse to give you any information i'll comment pa basics on the website and barry is more techie i thought that was me i don't think it was me i had a problem with my listing information so i tried to call scott the investigator and couldn't find his number our adjustorer she said they couldn't find information on the taxi website no one's number so i don't think that was just me i think that is like barry said hard to negotiate and some people this explicit happen to me and getting the information like 15 other people people are disabled or not able to get over there they can be freaking out i remember a person that commented suicide quite a few years ago losing her medallion and,

. >> sergeant clinger disappeared from joint base maguire dixon lakehurst december 20th. his wife said he was distraught prior to his a disappearing. he was a father of three young children. officials are not the saying at this moment how he died. >>> a dog being abused by his owner is going viral right now, why police in california are looking for this woman, and they say that she skipped town. >>> all right. this is a tough time have the year for so many people, maybe. it is not only happy at animals but what one psychologist says you can do to help beat those holiday blues, we will be right back. >>> welcome back. look the the at snow they have had. they have had feet in some parts are the winter weather severe is pounding parts of the oklahoma at least eight people have shown up at some of the hospitals with storm-related injuries because the sleet has been pelting them with the high wind and heavy rain, hitting that state. >> oklahoma's department of emergency services is calling for two to 4 inches of sleet and snow to hit central oklahoma by this afternoon. meanwhi