randi: maura's not wrong. so many of us learn math by memorizing equations and trying to apply them. as if our brain was a memorization bank. so when you have a tool like this to help you figure out how to teach math by thinking it through, which is what we do right now, it's hugely important. and many of us are risk- adverse and don't want to actually show what we don't know. and so having this tool with other mentors is really important. i just want to end, we really want to end, you are the first people other than an article in "the new york times" that are getting an introduction to watson. it is an integrated process. we're excited about t but the reason we're excited is because teachers all across the country right now as you are all sitting here are in their classrooms trying to figure out how they reach kids and how they help meet the needs of children. and what we're very appreciative in terms of ibm into the ibm they are not that telling us what to do. they are supporting what we do and the latitude

[ chuckles ] [ sighs ] ohh. [ maura laughs ] [ applause ] i was anti-pink at the racetrack because i just wanted to be one of the other drivers, i wanted to blend in, but i started to follow the career fisher in indycar. she was the first female driver whom i've ever heard of having that level of success in hope wheel. sarah and her team turned her car pink in october in support of breast cancer awareness, and i thought, you know what, this is something that runs in my family, a really cool thing to do with your platform as an athlete. >> absolutely. >> and then sarah retired as a driver and so this sort of went away from indycar racing, and know, someone should do something and so why shouldn't i be the someone who does something? and so this started with taking my red and yellow helmet and turning all of the red areas pink, adding the susan g. komen running ribbon and allowing my local affiliate here in central indiana to auction it off after the indy 500. >> you've been an inspiration and not only are you helping raise awareness for breast cancer, you really have become an inspira

maura, we talk about paul manafort. there's some -- through the wikileaks e-mails, ties that john podesta had to russia and invests he had that he took stock and put it in his daughter's company. there's some russia connection there as well. >> but i think it's hard to compare the two. first of all, russia, as we know from 17 intelligence agencies, hacked democratic official e-mails for the suspected purpose of hurting hillary clinton's campaign. there's no kind of love affair between the democratic presidential candidate and putin. donald trump has gone out of his way in very specific ways and general ways to express solidarity with russianons, wit the way he discusses issues. i think it's hard to compare those two things. >> the boint point is, there is another tie. >> there is another tie. but the trump's campaign ties to russia is something we have never seen before. >> more about wikileaks and the state of race when we come back. it's not a banner that goes on a wall. it's not something you do now and then. or when

patriots owner robert kraft was at revere high today along with several players and attorney general maura healey for a special assembly today. game change the patriots and bystander intervention. president obama says confirming his plans to send people to the red planet by the 2030's. the president initially set the -- he says they are partnering with commercial companies to build new habitats to try to send humans safely to mars within the next two decades. in an op-ed published today for cnn, he says his ultimate ambion remain there for an extended time." a surprise in the checkout aisle in walmart. jc: a woman going into labor and delivering her baby right there at register 11. it happened in utah sunday morning, the woman and her husband were trying to check out when the pain started. the walmart manager is the one who called 911. the baby was actually born before the emt's could get >> she was very calm, she did very well. this was her third child so she had experienced or. -- experienced it before. >> hoping to get diapers and formula. jc: she was fine other than it was at walmart.

attorney general maura healey has said she expects no issues a health warning for those of you who use some common blood pressure medications. heather: the unexpected side effect it may have on your mood. and a trend that is replacing makeup with a tattoo. why more women are considering this procedure. a.j.: a cold one out there this morning, with temperatures in many places below freezing. the next couple of nights will be quite as heather: we are on top of breaking news. this is east hartford, connecticut. a small plane has crashed onto a main street, and has burst into flames. there is no word yet on whether announcer: you're watching newscenter 5 at 4:30. ed: the pipe. this is by the new bruins building. it has just slowed. into newton, beginning to back up. let's take a drivetime by the swift, that looks bad. a lot of concern areas in town. the first leg of the pike already slow. , into wellesley, very slow. the pike is slow, but about 24 minutes. 495 south a little slow. the pike to 290 is moving. that is traffic right now. heather: from that, to the radar. hurricane nicole picki

the suit names massachusetts ag maura healy and the da for the cape and islands. >> i would like to see this as usual medical practice, which is when a patient goes to a doctor, they decide what is right for the patient. said at this point with his condition getting worse, he wants this to be an option. >> i love my wife, i love my life, and want to stay alive, but unfortunately, the cancer may not give me an option. >> reporter: the ag's office tells fox25 they will not comment on the lawsuit and while he says he is prepared to take this to the state's highest court, his wife just wants a plan and they are not afraid to share it. >> just another way to help people not to be afraid, to as their families. and to have it be a better way. >> reporter: that lawsuit was actually filed by an organization in denver called compassion and choices on behalf of dr. quigler and another physician. they asked for the case to be expedited because of the doctor's condition. i am blair miller, fox25 news. >>> the nhl is taking a closer look at had hit from the bruins game. the league will hold a discipl

randy: congressman seth moulton and attorney general maura healey are hitting the campaign they will join clinton in orlando on saturday. healey will also tour the site of the nightclub massacre. emily: a new report from the no on 2 campaign says charter schools employ an average of one special education teacher per 36 students with disabilities. but charter school administrators tell "the herald the department of elementary and secondary education confirmed it does subsidize special education at charters. also new this friday -- parents of boston school children outraged over the mayor's makeover plans for city hall. the extreme makeover could cost more than $100,000, and parents tell "the herald" that money should be put toward the school. the proposal comes just a day after the city announced $100 million in cost-cutting measures competition between the schools and city hall. randy: new overnight, a security breach at the suffolk county house of corrections. someone tapped the jail house phone calls made by former new england patriot aaron hernandez. it happened in 2014 while he w

attorney general maura healy announced 150 active duty and retired service members will get a combined $300,000. healy says u.s.a. discounters reaped huge profits by targeting service members using an unfair business model. healy and attorneys general in 49 other states helped reach this settlement. >>> images haunting. a world changed in an instant our city brought to its knees terror. tonight we are getting a first look at the movie on the marathon bombings. filming of "patriots day" wrapped up just four months ago. it filmed in quincy, cambridge and of course at the marathon finish line boylston. patriots day stars mark walhberg and the trailer strikes a very somber tone. take a look. hey, how many times you run this thing? >> boston 18, 23 overall. >> as you can see it's very powerful and a very sad version of america the beautiful playing in the patriots day hits theaters in boston december 21st. >>> dining hall workers at harvard are on strike pushing for a better pay raise and better benefits. this comes after months of negotiations between the workers union and the university.

. >> i did door-to-door yesterday with maura healy, the attorney general from massachusetts. on here? i'm sick of it, i'm sick of all this nonsense.? adam: people want it to be over? >> absolutely, they can't wait for november 8, i'll tell you that. adam: on the other side, former u.s. senator bob smith waves off polls showing donald trump trailing badly in new hampshire. >> there are a lot of people who are for donald trump that i have never seen in my political lifetime here. adam: that's three decades worth of retail polticking, and smith says he and many other trump supporters hang up when the pollsters call. >> if you're the candidate who's talking about change, significanan mess in washington, d.c., you're going to be savaged by those who do not want to give up their power. adam: down the homestretch. analysts say they're not ruling anything out. >> i would be really reluctant to say 2016 could not get any crazier. i've said that a few times and i've been proven wrong every single time. adam: tomorrow, hillary clinton's event was supposed to be in the carr center at sai

randy: congressman seth moulton and maura healey are hitting the campaign trail this weekend, the massachusetts democrats will be in florida campaigning for hillary clinton, and they will join clinton in orlando on saturday. healey plans to stay until sunday for more clinton campaign events. >> charter school leaders are slamming a report claiming their schools lack special education teachers. a new report from the no on two campaign s they employ one special education teacher per 36 students with disabilities. but charter school administrators tell the herald that report is close patently untrue. the department of elementary and secondary education confirms it does subsidize special education at charter schools. also new this friday, parents of boston school children outraged this morning over the mayor's office makeover plans for city hall. that extreme makeover could cost more than 100 million, and school. the proposal comes just a day after the city announced 100 million in cost cutting measures for the public schools. they say that there is no competition between the schools and the city h

now, today, i also spoke with massachusetts attorney general, maura healey. her concerns coming up. with fox 25 news at 5:00. for now, reporting live from mass. general hospital, i'm bob ward, fox 25 news. hours, the community gathering for a peace rally to help the officers recovering from their injuries. it it is near the intersection of bennington and wally street. they're asking people to wear blue and bring a candle. stay with fox 25 for continuing coverage of the officers shot. we'll bring you any developments on air and online as they happen. chance for another frost tonight? >> yeah, jason brewer may be our first frost freeze for the season? >> jason brewer: yeah, freeze from 495 tonight, we haven't seen it that far into boston area this season. logan, not a freeze. but westward, away from the water, that's where you get a better chance for the freezing conditions. we've got a frost advisory highlighted in purple here, along the water, not a concern. counties you're going to be seeing that chance. protect the plans and that highlighted bright blue color that's a freeze warni

here to discuss, kayleigh mcenany, maura cardona, the hill.com.bakari, i know you have a lot to say. what is your reaction. >> first and foremost we need to recognize today is bill and hillary clinton's anniversary. she went together in the white house and held together a family with a young daughter. people for get that. i think it is the height of hypocrisy that someone who was cheated on is worse than the cheater, in this case referring to donald trump. the second part, i think one of the most amazing things is people attempt to say or have the audacity to believe that they can tell hillary clinton how to treat or how she should feel about the women with whom her husband cheated with. that to me is completely out of line. the last thing is this is just a deflection though donald trump's comments about sexual assault, which is what it was, and trying to move the ball further away from what we need to be talking about. >> in all fairness, bill clinton was a cheater and admitted to it. >> not only did he admit to it, when he was wrong he got fined

his office has completed its review and turned the case over and attorney general maura healy. campanello was fired by the city and the mayor reversed course and allowed them to retire. >>> bruins sending their fans home happy at the garden. bs hoping to play better at garden ice. hosting new jersey last night, scoreless game going to the third. the bruins scored first and tied it up. a rocket through the screen and the thing goes top shelf. look at that. the games patrice bergeron the first game of the year snap it is home and that is the game winner. bruins win it 2-1 and host montreal at the garden tomorrow night. >>> chicago cubs is one win away from the first trip to the world series since 1945, and they look to clinch in front of the home fans at wrigley on game 6. jon lester one of the stories in game five. bottom top of the first -- bottom of the first inning, a double play to get out of the inning. ground ball to get out of the inning. five hits in seven solid innings. a five-run 8th inning. baez and the bases loaded off the wall. that clears the basis as three runs sc

congressman seth moulton and maura healey will take part in campaign events in orlando. healey also plans to tour the nightclub where the orlando nightclub massacre happened. stay with 7 news for continuing coverage of the race for the white house. you can get the latest on the 7 news mobile and tablet apps. as well as whdh.com. >> christa: we are going to switch gears and take a live look outside. okay. not the best of days. it's windy. it's cool. kind of nasty-looking outside. some pretty intense rain. let's go to chris lambert. are things definitely drying out now? >> >> chris: we are trying to trend to the better side here. we still have some patches of mist around here. we have had a few dry hours here and there over the last couple of hours. it is cool. it is damp outside. we are not going to renew the chance of heavy rain like we saw mist and light showers to keep it on the wet side. 48 in boston. 41 in worcester. these numbers have dropped down since this morning. thanks to the wind now turning off-shore. a west wind that is gusting at times over 30 miles an hour

the suit names maura healey and the d.a. for the cape and islands. >> i like to see this as usual medical practice, which is when a patient goes to a doctor, they decide what is right for the patient. >> the reporter: a doctor himself, kilger says at this point with his condition getting worse, he wants this to be an option. >> i love my wife, i love my life and i want to stay alive, but unfortunately, the cancer may not give me an option. >> the reporter: the a.g.'s office today told fox 25, it would not comment on the lawsuit. and while kilger is prepared to take this to the state's highest court, his wife just want a plan and they're not afraid to share it. >> this is just another way to accept, to be on the same page as their families, and to have it be a betteru:?c&? way. >> the reporter: this lawsuit is actually filed by an organization out if denver, called compassion and choices on behalf of dr. kilger and another physician. they have asked for it case to be expedited because of the doctor's condition. reporting live

attorney carmen ortiz and attorney general maura healey. campanello was originally fired by the city. the mayor reversed course and allowed him to retire. >> mark: the deaths of two boston police officers in a back bay blaze lead to new action tonight. protecting firefighters in the future. fox 25's crystal haynes is live in buries and crystal, you spoke with firefighters about the steps the governor is taking. >> the reporter: firefighters i spoke to say there's always risk when they're running in to a burning building to save lives, but they say this bill to create a special commission to investigation hot work in welding in the city is about protecting those who protect us. >> that day at beacon street, it could have this was already put in place and two firefighters could be alive today. >> the reporter: governor charlie baker signing in to law a house bill that would create a special commission studying best practices for welding and hot work. it comes two years after this back bay fire killed firefighters michael kennedy and lieutenan

. >> vanessa: dozens of massachusetts -- attorney general maura healey announced 150 active-duty and retired service members will get a combined $300,000. healey says u.s.a. discountsers rapada huge profits by targeting service members by using an unfair business model. healey and attorneys general if 49 other states helped to reach the settlement. they made the post-season. they square off against terry francona and the sox will play the first two games of the best of five series on the shores of lake erie before returning home for game three on sunday. rick porcello is set to start game one tomorrow and he is chomping at the bit to get going. >> i'm definitely very excited for game one. having the three days off and a little bit of that lull there, we're going to be chomping at the bit to get back out there and start playing again. >> mark: o live report as the run to the world series begins in cleveland and don't forget, the world series right here on fox 25. look forward to it. >> vanessa: looking forward to butch's report tonight too. a close call when a car crashes through a ch

a university has proposed buying the for-profit new england institute of art but attorney general maura healey asked state officials to block the sale, saying he the u.s. and the troubled art institute should close. amity recently bought a branch campus of st. john's university in new york. as clancey i can new england chill is welcome feeling for our neighbors in vermont. >> mark: give awe peek at this just a few minutes ago. this is the full look right here. the great preveal. what a great site it is for skiers and snowboarders, killington mountain began snow making for the ski season today. temperatures dipped into the 30's, probably be there tonight, which is enough for the crews to fire up the snow guns. ready. they host a ski world cup event at the end of november. >> vanessa: across the border in new hampshire, ragged mountain in danbury started to expand one of its snow making ponds. the ponds can currently hold 4 million gallons of water for snow making, but mr. grow to hold a new total of 24 million gallons. the mountain received a permit to begin the work earlier this year. >

the case has been turned over attorney general maura healey. campanello was originally fired by the city, but the mayor reversed course and allowed him to retire. >> vanessa: the wife of a boston police officer shot in the line of duty is one of dozens of people who gave blood today in honor of those officers. katelin morris took part in the blood drive, sponsored by the boston police patrolman's association. her husband, matthew morris, and officer richard cintolo were both shot last week in east boston. officers cintolo went home from >> there was severe blood loss at the scene and if it wasn't for the red cross, we would have lost two brothers the other night. >> vanessa: officers and community members donated more than 200 units of blood at that drive today. >> mark: in the city of boston, or at least they were, and now those clouds have rolled in. as we have rain at our doorstep, i understand, fox 25 storm tracker chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz is it backtracking the showers for us. right now. it is cloudy over the city, cooler too.

general hospital, both officers are undergoing another round of surgery, massachusetts attorney general maura healey. >> having real sympathy for the doing their job. they were there to answer a domestic violence call, but i think it brings into sharp focus the -- what they're confronted with every day and the reality of the violence that's out there, and the pervasiveness of these guns and some high powered guns that were available. >> they're still listed in critical but stable condition, i believe. >> the reporter: boston mayor marty walsh tells fox 25, boston police commissioner william evans is visiting the officers and their families, and despite the seriousness of inflicked, there is optimism. >> every day that goes by, it's another day. i think when it happened that night, we were very concerned, you know, with -- we heard different rumors an different gunshots, hitting different parts of the body, different arteries and obviously, every day that you get away from the incident, was another positive step. >> the reporter: so a lot of thoughts and prayers and concerns going out for thes

the woman maura smith said shem decided to make the allegations not because ofau o >> happening today cardinal cdi wuerl will be at the basilicaas of the national shrine of thenef immaculate conception to blessob the trinity dome site and the workers. the mosaic that deck rates it ri has the final piece to complete the shrine. workers hope to complete the project by thehope year 2020 whe the church will celebrate itsts 100th anniversary of laying the shrine's cornerstone. cornee cars for a minute.rs f a m uber upping the ante. the ant details about when we might see flying cars.ars. >> i might take that over ther t self driving ones.nes. >> i don't know steve.teve. >> live look outside as weside a head to break on this fridayhisa morning.rning. look, you just fly right over oe the white house.ouse >> aren't flying cars called planes. >> he oh, yeah we have?????? th? maybe they'll make them????????? affordable.?????????? back with a live look at the washington>> 6:a mlionument.onn later this morning you will wil see something quite unusual insn the district for this time of ti the year

maura will talk a little bit about what the technology is before anybody starts thinking this is big brother, what the technology is and what the tool really is and why we are so excited about it. >> thank you, randi and thank you for having me on the stage. my thanks to the atlantic and aspen institute for organizing such an important forum. it's a pleasure to be with you. let me talk about the technology. watson is cognitive computer. it's a form of artificial intelligence that depends on processing and machine learning. it's very different than programmable systems. it's actually a system that depends upon information being ingested and it gets smarter with usage. it's a very different engagement with the user. it's kind of a partnership between man and machine or women and machine to come up with the feeding of information and surfacing evidence based answers. watson became pretty famous in 2011 when it played the game show "jeopardy." it's been a lot of places since then. it's working in oncology to help doctors, it's working in retail. it's working in legal and lots of other fi

attorney general maura doctor tried to help a passenger on delta airlines who was having a medical emergency. she says the flight attendant refused to believe she was a doctor, even asking for her credentials. >> she immediately replied, you know, saying oh, no, sweety. put your hand down. we are looking for a physician. >> nancy: a caucasian male doctor came over to help. the attendant did not question him. delta has released a st reflective of the airline's culture nor values. >> kris: the white house is considering a covert cyber-strike against russia, officials say. officials say this would be in retaliation for alleged russian interference in the presidential election. they say the c.i.a. has been asked to deliver options to the white house for operations that would "embarrass russia." russian leadership. vice president joe biden says the white house is sending a message to russian president >> nancy: also this morning, a deadly disaster in north carolina. many parts of the state still underwater after hurricane matthew tore through. the flood waters finally starting to crest. but for s

. >> so, we have murna, maura. i love the names. let's talk with this one who is pretty much perfect. >> she is a doll. she is 8 years old. you see she has a birth defect in her eye, but it does not slow her down. she has vision in her other eye. hanging out. she was rescued from a high kill shelter. she was very ill and in a back room and had almost no chance of rescue, but luckily, one of our volunteers saw her and rescued her. she has had lots of tlc and is healthy. she loves hanging out and is a sweet and mellow gal. >> she is so sweet. >> >>> we are hoping that with further training, she will be okay. >> she was probably nervous she is giving kisses. >> she is working on her training and she is so smart and willing to please. she wants to give you love and affection. certainly someone who is looking to give this dog full attention and is willing to continue with the training. she would make a wonderful pet. >> thank you for coming up don't forget pawsnewengland.com. ben hassan is my older brother. he is so funny, and so smart,

maura healey and the da for the cape and islands. >> i would like to see this as usual medical practice. which is when a patient goes to a doctor, they decide what is right for the patient. >> reporter: a doctor himself,quigler says at this point, with his condition getting worse, he this to be an option. >> i love my wife, i love my life. and i want to stay alive. but unfortunately, the cancer may not give me an option. >> reporter: the ag's office told fox 25 they would not comment on the lawsuit. whilequigler is prepared to take it to the highest court. his wife just wants a plan and they're not afraid to share it. >> this is a way to help people not be afraid to accept to be on the same page as their families. >> reporter: that lawsuit was actually filed by an organization in denver called compassion and choices on behalf of dr. quigler and another physician. they have asked for the case to be expedited because of the doctor's condition. i'm blair miller, fox 25 news. >> heather: the health of former house speaker sal dah macey is getting worse, boosting his case for a compassionate

attorney general maura healey says massachusetts is ready for election day. hackers trying to disrupt the election, the bay state has back-up plans in case something happens. but she added that all americans should still be concerned that foreign hackers could try to hack in. >> christa: and former massachusetts senator scott brown weighing in on the vice presidential debate last night. he told the "herald" that he hopes donald trump takes a leaf pence's book and prepares more for his next debate. when asked on the radio if he hopes trump will learn from pence, brown said, "i certainly hope some i and others have suggested to donald he handle things a certain way." a new report says that yahoo secretly searched through all of its users incoming e-mail at the request of the u.s. government. according to this report from reuters, yahoo scanned hundreds of millions of messages looking for an item specified what they were looking for. yahoo said tuesday that it "complies with the laws of the united states." >> sarah: new details in the deadly commuter train crash

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yesterday byesb the national law journal, thisai woman -- the woman you saw yaw earlier right here maura smith i tells her version of a 1999 dinner during which she claimsla she was groped by thomas. smith was a truman scholar ats the time and was helpingtr oumua a foundation dinner during whici she says thomas repeatedlyeadl squeezed her back side. s this is not the first timeir thomas has been accused of ofse sexual assault his high courtout confirmation back in 1991 was nearly derailed by anita hill'sl claim he had assaulted her. h she went on to testify in front of the us senate judiciary committee for three dayshr d describing sexually explicit exi comments she said thomas made towards her.er allegations and through a courtc spokeswoman he told the national law journal that "this claim is preposterous and it neverer happened" interestingly, smith,s said she decided to make thesese latest allegations not because of justice thomas but because oe donald trump. tmp she originally posted her storyy to facebook earlier this month,n just hours after the media mia released the recording of