trump says she will travel to washington as >> julie: mayor marty walsh and maura healey will attend big names at statehouse today. more than 30 groups expected to join them as part of anti-hate demonstration. catherine parrotta live outside the statehouse where rally set to begin at 11:00 a.m. catherine? >> rally expected to last about an hour. see right now still pretty quiet here because as we mentioned two hours away from the start of the rally. message of that rally is hate won't be tolerated here in massachusetts. more than 30 groups participate in today's rally along with boston mayor marty walsh and attorney general maura healey. the goal is to send message regardless who you voted for hate won't be tolerated and rally becomes amid is it surge here and massachusetts and across the country and reported one incident in natick where rent reported receiving racist letters and all comes on the heels of recent election as trump administration has come under fire amid is it concerns won't be ininclude yousive and weekend. that reaction came as vice president elect was audience of ha

state hoe, and among those attending will be mayor marty walsh as well as the attorney general maura healey. healey set up a hotline for harassment and hate crime reports. she set that up one week ago. so far there have been more than 300 calls, 60 of them substantive complaints. the hoine was in response to increased reports of threatening behavior to minorities and women massachusetts, donald trump supporters who sped through the campus of wellesley colle yelling slurs the day after the election, those men were expelled from their fraternity at babson college. threatening letters were placed in a mailboxf a man in natick. those letters containing profanity and racial slurs. the man's roommate from uganda has moved to framingham fearing for her safety. healey described me troubling incidents. >> they rangfrom people haveen run off the ro a calledhe "n" word in our -- inur state, folks, okay? i just want to be reay clear. this stuff is real. erika: more than 30 groups and organitions e expected to take part in today's rally again set for 11:00. live at the state house, sa wc. emily: sera,ha

attorney general maura healey's probe into exxon mobil lands her a court-ordered deposition. healey will have to defend her probe that looks into whether the oil giant deceived consumers and investors. suggests motive. she'll testify next month in texas along with new york's a.g. randy: some water trouble in westfield forced college students to leave campus early. the students were told to be out of their dorms by 4:00 yesterday afternoon so that the crews could work to fix water pressure issues. the city has restricted water use throughout westfield asking people to conserve until the problem is fixed. emily: tom brady's homecoming ends in a win. he started with a bang throwing for two t.d.'s on the first two possessions. check this out. brady on the move in the fourth quarter finds malcolm mitchell for the t.d. pats win it 30-17. next gaming sunday against the jets in new jersey. randy: and the eyeopener team had a great time this weekend. we celebrated america's hometown emily: annual tradition for us. as you can see for thousands of others. volunteers working hard to make

mayor walsh and attorney general maura healey both going to attend. now healey reports that over 300 calls were made to a hate and harassment hotli that she set up a week ago. 60 of the calls considered substantive. now since the presidential election incidents of hate and harassment have taken place in massachusetts. like a group of pro trump yelling slurs the day after the al a natick resident received threatening racist letters. today's rally was 30 groups and at 11:00 a.m., will get started live at the state house, sera congi, newscenter 5. >> all right, thank you. and president barack obama in peru holding his final news conference with the internationaledia. the president sys that he hopes that thenited states wil continue to pursue global trade agreements but sayshat the world should brace itself for major shifts american politics. mr. obama spoke with russian president vladimir putin while at the apex summit it ishe first meeting between the two leaders since the election. >> the man accused in this hit and run in chelsea is expected in court t

attorney general maura healey committing half-a million dollars to the effort. that money comes from a first--t with cvs pharmacy over policies tied to the dispensing of opioids. healey says the grant money will support school-based prevention initiatives. jc: now to 5 on the opioid crisis. one local college is trying to do its part to educate students about the opioid epidemic. newscenter 5's todd kazakiewich traveled to massbay community college today where students are >> you are watching a simulation on a mannequin. students learn to administer the overdose reversal, narcan. the course -- >> paramedics have carried it for 16 years. only the last three years it has been given to emts, firefighters. students and identify overdoses. a fall while overdosing. students are taught to treat both medical issues in 15 some already have encountered overdoses. >> we had a number of overdoses. it was very similar. it that along with the training we had done. >> the patient was revived in that particular case. the outcome is usually good if it is administered quickly. >>

attorney general of the commonwealth, maura healey, has marked her biggest fundraising month so far this year. "the herald" is reporting that she raised $82,000 in fundraising so far this month, nearly $50,000 raised in the week after donald trump's victory. healey has said she has no interest in running against charlie baker in 2018. emily: safe stations in new hampshire making a difference in the opioid cr saying 800 people have come in for help. those safe stations are open all day every day. anyone can come in to get help. no questions asked. the fire department started the program in may, and it has since spread to other cities in the state. randy: the death toll going up overnight after a car bombing south of baghdad. at least 73 people were killed in this attack carried out by isis. the attack happened yesterday at a gas station on a major highway. mobile home. that fire leaving four people dead. this happened in central california. you can see the flames shooting through the roof earlier. neighbors say the couple was raising their two grandchildren. it is unclear what caused the

the boston mayor marty walsh and attorney general maura healey are there. last week, maura healey set up a harassment hot line that has received more than 300 calls. >> christa: a wild chase ending with a crash. police are still on the lookout for two people who took off running from the scene. john cuoco with more. then i heard more. a big bang. then the house shook. >> reporter: sudden shock on sunday. this s.u.v. plowed through a two-story home in northborough. >> it hit the house. it cleared out all the shrubs. >> reporter: state police say right before the crash, troopers were pursuing the s.u.v. from route 495 on to route 290 with speeds between 80-110 miles per hour. before they decided to back off. >> it is a living room right there. my grandma is sitting flight her chair. a brick went through th it was pretty close her chair. twrort suspects jumped out and ran off. >> i heard people arguing. i was more worried about the car in the front of the yard. >> police continue to search for the suspects. as for the home, the extent of the damage is so bad,

since attorney general maura healey set up a harassment hotline one week ago, there have been nearly 400 calls to reports incidents. the hotline was set up in -- >> we can disagree on policy everyone in this country deserves dignity and respect. >> that hotline was set up in response to an increase of reports of bias. it is 1-800-994-3228. jc: a familiar face at trump tower today, as president-elect donald trump fills out his cabinet. former massachusetts senator scott brown met with the future commander-in-chief today newscenter 5's ben simmoneau is here with more. >> as we reported first on newscenter 5 friday, brown got a phone call from trump telling him he is being considered for a cabinet post, perhaps secretary of veterans affairs. {vo} brown, a 35-year veteran of the friday night he's very passionate about the military. at trump tower today, he was able to suggest the priorities he'd like the trump administration to focus on. >> i think, the toughest job in the cabinet is to lead the v.a. because it has, while it has so many angels working there, it has so many great problems

in to learn the s and outs of eparing ria mo ha: come io the newly eated ed: attorney general maura healey's office set it up monday in response to increased reportt ofulehaviotoward rities, women, and migrants following the mber 8 eleion. peope beenun off thealls where rond real. where people came out and had 13 -- a latino couple came out and had their car keyed, trump, go home. ed healey says americans need to : get back to an old fashioned notion, there is right and there is wrong. maria sal dimasi stunned that he : will be out of prison in time for thanksgiving. a federal judge yesterday granting early release from prison to the former house the 71-year-old has served five years of an eight-year sentence on public corruption charges. sources tell newscenter 5 dimasi thought his wife was joking last yesterday when she told him he's leaving prison tuesday. dimasi will be confined to his home for at least six months. ed good news for drivers worried : that mass turnpike roadwork might add to the congestion on thanksgiving eve. after originally saying construction crews would remain on the

neighborhood or co maura healey announcing a hotline for victims to report harassment. >> in massachusetts there are civil rights laws, laws about public safety. i'm going to enforce those laws. emily: police investigating the case in natick tell newscenter 5 that type of behavior will not be tolerated. doug: civil rights wary of an incoming trump administration say they will closely monitor the president-elect. groups like the leadership conference on civil and human rights says they will oppose any proposal that rolls back civil rights. some have criticized trump's appointment of stephen bannon saying it will not help unify the country. emily: vice president-elect pence meeting with governors around the country including charlie baker. baker said next depends at the pence tweeting this photo saying it was a great meeting discussing president-elect trump's plans to work with the state. doug: wildfires out of control in several states in the southeast. the health concerns the fires are causing. emily: chilly becoming a target -- the action restaurant chain is now taking. cindy: light rain

attorney general maura healey's office set it up monday, in response to increased reports of hateful behavior toward minorities, women and immigrants following the november 8 election. >> they range from calls where people have been run off the road and called the "n" word, interstate folks, this stuff is real. people came out and a latino couple had their cared >> calls where people have been run off the road and called the "n" word, ts americans need to get back to an old fashioned notion, there is right and there is wrong. dozens of students at manchester high school were sickened by a chemical odor. custodians were cleaning the gym this morning when they accidentally released a chemical that ran through the whole school. some students reported nausea and headaches. two had to be hospitalized. the school was evacuated, and many students were treated on classes resumed around 1:30 this afternoon. and taking a look at first alert traffic. you're looking live at zakim bridge. you see the traffic trying to leave town, slowly in both directions. coming back in it isn't too good. 1/2 ho

hampshire, senator jeanne shaheen, congresswoman annie kuster, and massachusetts attorney general maura healey in manchester this afternoon, energizing volunteers at the clinton campaign headquarters. the new hampshire women together event kicks off the final week of canvassing for votes, as democrats focus on controversies surrounding donald trump's >> and i think it's important to remind people that somebody who has that attitude about sexual assault should not be president of the united states. >> so we've got to change the world and we've got to make it better going forward for everyone, and what better way to send that message than elect the first women president of the united states. shelley: volunteers are being urged to remind voters there is still same-day registration at the polls. facing news charges. coming up next on me-tv. -- coming up on news9 tonight former state rep kyle tasker now , accused of driving drunk and causing a crash. why tasker might soon be behind bars. tom: and, this derry mom speaking out tonight. the threatening messages and vandalism she believes are racially

erika: attorney general maura healey's probe into exxon mobil lands her a court-ordered deposition. healey will have to defend her investigation into whether the oil giant deceived consumers and investors. one analyst tells the herald the judge's order raises concerns about political motivations. healey's spokesperson says they're surprised by the court order. healey will testify next month in texas, along with new york's train operators around the country tested for sleep disorders after this deadly crash in hoboken, new jersey. the engineer in september's commuter train crash was later diagnosed with sleep apnea. that may have led to the crash that killed one woman on the platform. the engineer says he does not remember it. a sigh of relief for thanksgiving travelers. strike after the holiday. the union says they want the public support in their fight for higher wages and would not want to stall holiday plans. o'hare, of course, one of the nation's busiest airports. erika: some apple customers say they're experiencing a glitch with their phones. iphone 6s users say their phones ar

maura healey is looking to dismiss a gunmakers challenge into her investigation into the company. remington has filed a petition seeking relief from he repulsed. the ag's investigation done from a class action lawsuit in missouri where remington denied in new about a de facto economic remington believes healy's investigation is unreasonable. erika: boston shoppers could soon be paying more at the grocery store. a new proposal that would charge five cents per bag at grocery and convenience stores. the new measure covers all banks including paper and plastic. the goal, encourage people to bring a reusable bag. the herald reporting this could be voted on us of his next month through the field go into effect one year after passage. emily: service on the red line took a hit as toward winter readiness. performance reliability during p/e period's was at 85% last week. two disabled trains and slippery road conditions between braintree and jfk stations are blamed for the death. reliability set at 90% and stays leading to the incident and serviced it comes as the mbta looks to complete line

state attorney general maura healey is applauding the outcome. >> while i support charter schoolss a places of innovation, i don't think they are a substitute. i think they are a supplement to district schools. we've got to do everything we can to make sure that >> governor baker a supporter of charter school expansion says while question 2 was not successful, he is proud of the historic investment his administration made in public schools and proposals to make college more affordable. more than 60% voted against the first ballot question which called for a second slots parlor. and an area in east boston and revere is the only location that fits the description. question three, voters say yes 78% to 22%. a yes would prevent any practice that prevents from pens, calves, from lying down, or turning van ostern. sununu tells reporters the country needs to heal after this election cycle. it has been a tight race between senator kelly ayotte and governor hassan. here are the latest results. both candidates pretty much tied. kelly ayotte came out last night to thank her supporters. she also

governor baker, marty walsh, maura healey and others kicking off the greater boston food bank holiday turkey distribution. the event aims to visualize the role everyone can have in ending hunger. the food bank will give out nearly 900 meals two police officers ambushed in pennsylvania. what we are learning about the man accused of pulling the trigger. emily: today, what mylan is revealing about those probes. cindy: trekking a potent sunsets to bring in gusty wind in a quick shot of cold. the timeline and impact on your weekend. emily: breaking news in washington dc. live pictures from the white house where president obama and president-elect trump are meeting about the transition of power. >> 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 fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while

maura healey announcing a hotline for victims to report harassment. >> in massachusetts, there are civil rht safety. and i'm going to enforce those laws. emily: police investigating that case in natick telling newscenter 5 this type of behavior will not be tolerated. randy: new this morning, boston's mayor is calling for changes weeks after a deadly trench collapse. two construction company employees were killed in that trejdy. the eye's sera congi is in the south end of the city with the action the mayor is proposing. sera: the two men were killed month. now mayor walsh is proposing new rules to make sure that construction companies are in good standing before any work permit is issued. take a look at the chaotic scene last month. it was here on october 21 when kelvin mattocks and robert higgins were killed after the trench flooded. those men working for atlantic drain service. 5 investigates uncovered previous safety issues which included eight different violations earlier this y mayor walsh's proposal would allow city agencies to reject or modify permit applications based on the safet

erika: state attorney general maura healey is fighting a judge-ordered deposition. the order requires her to be in texas next month to be questioned by attorneys for exxon mobil. they say healey's investigation into the oil giant's climate-change research is politically motivated. the herald reports demand she be deposed. we do continue to follow breaking news. the shelter in place order has been lifted at ohio state university after reports of an active shooter. one suspect is dead. emily: the man accused of killing nine parishioners and a south carolina church wins a request to act as his own lawyer. what the judge said to on the way. the timeline on two separate rounds of rain and the warm-up with it. erika: new flights to cuba, the airline offering regular trips to havana. >> a half hour of news of the top of the hour. newscenter 5 at 4:00. j.c. monahan, ed harding. got any good gift ideas? is gonna be my gift ? ? cash stays in your pocket ? ? it's got hd streaming others are too stingy... ? (deep voice) with verizon you look awesome. ? you wanted more data and

attorney general maura healey committed half a million dollars to the effort yesterday. that money comes from a first in the nation settlement with cvs pharmacy. healey says the grant money will provide school-based education. randy: they approved plans for a new casino. photos. twin rivers plans to open in 2018 which will be located right on the massachusetts border. check of the markets now. sell-off for asian shares. investors concerned about the possibility of higher interest rates under the donald trump presidency. u.s. stock futures are mixed after the dow smashed a record high. the markets are open today, but most banks are closed in observance of veterans day. new revelations centered around yahoo's new filings show the company had evidence it had been hacked at least 18 months before it launched an investigation. personal information was stolen from nearly 500 million user accounts. yahoo is investigating how much was known about the hack in late 2014. emily: some new balance customers are burning their shoes over the boston-based company's political stance, the

. >> reporter: senator warren thanked volunteers alongside massachusetts attorney general maura healey and congresswoman katherine clack. >> people were saying go hillary, go maggie. >> reporter: boss mayor >> there has been a lot of thumbs up as people go by and ask them to consider hillary and maggie. >> reporter: a win by hassan who is looking to unseat kimy ayotte could help tilt control of the senate to democrats. a race being watched closely. senator warren nope for her outspoken criticism of donald trump had these words for the republican nominee. >> there is going to be a point pretty soon now where nobody cares what donald trump says. >> warren said she will be watching the results come in from her coat the event here get under way at 10:00. jennifer egan, news. >> ryan: president obama doing his best uncle sam telling people it's up to them on election day. >> go vote. it's up to you. >> ryan: the president wept on to say -- went on to say he is confident america will do a good job as people get out to the voting ballot. make sure everyone you know votes, too. vice president

laura healy -- maura healey applauding the outcome. >> i support charter schools as places of innovation. i don't think they are district schools. with up to be doing everything we can to make sure that massachusetts has the best district schools in the country. erika: charlie baker says while question to was not successful he's proud of his historic investment that his administration made in public schools and new proposals to make college more affordable. emily: election results have had a significant impact on markets around the world and we are joined by financial expert armstrong. stocks have gone up and down all morning. what does this mean? barry: some sectors of the market doing remarkably well like defense stocks performing quite well. you are seeing some sectors out -- underperform, insurance companies in particular are suffering from losses. there is fear that double dribbled do away with the affordable care act. erika: a specific things that the american investor should barry: i would not panic. last night we saw futures markets were down about 800 point in a few minutes ago

governor charlie baker is a supporter, but attorney general maura healey is against it. >> this is a game changer and we have 20 years worth of experience with these schools and for whatever reason, they have proven to be enormously successful at providing educational opportunities and success. >> charter schools are not intended to be a substitute, they are intended to be a education for kids. and: and there is question 4, it will decide if marijuana becomes legal in massachusetts for anyone 21 and older. supporters say they want to make sure marijuana is regulated, but those against the ballot questions say it's a public health and safety issue. >> they authorize the sale and aggressive promotion of highly potent pot edibles, it has no solutions to do with drugged driving and we have seen a doubling of fatalities on the roads in washington control away from cities and towns. we want to give this to businesses under the state regulators, businesses that check ids and sell safe, tested products. maria: all the ballot questions also bringing people to the polls tomorrow in big numbers

. >> sara: mayor marty walsh and attorney general maura healey will be among the big names attending huge rally at statehouse today. more than 30 groups are expected to join them as part of an anti-hate demonstration. fox25 catherine parrotta live outside the statehouse where the rally is set to begin, catherine, at 11:00 a.m. >> catherine: you can see everything behind me quiet right now and few hours away from the start of the rally which as you mentioned some elected officials are expected to attend and all of this is to send the message that hate will not be tolerated in massachusetts. more than 30 groups planning to participate in today's rally along with boston mayor marty walsh and attorney general maura heal and he goal is to send a message that regardless who you voted for hate won't be tolerated. and hate here and across the country. last week we reported one incident in natick where a resident reported receiving racist letters and all comes to the heels of the resents administration and come under fire amid is it concerns it won't be ininclude yousive and evidence this pas

the state attorney general maura healey is applauding the outcome. >> i support charter school as places of innovation. i think they are a supplement to district schools. we have to do everything we can the country. >> governor charlie baker, a prominent supporter of charter school expansion, said that, while question two was not successful, he's proud of the historic investment his administration has made, he says, in public schools and new proposals to make college more affordable. >> voters say yes to question 3. this deals with confining farm animals. a yes bans a practice that prevents from lying down or turning freely. bay state voters defeat question one, expansion of slot machines. more than 60% voted against the question. it's worded in a very specific w way. this morning we're getting a closer look at voter turnout in massachusetts. >> the milestone voters may have hit. >> breaking news at 5:30. a deadly night in boston. in mattapan. also, a salem police officer heading to court today. what he's accused of doing inside the police station. and an honor for a red sox star. >> it'

antointe: maura healey is threatening to t the president-elect to court if necessary. healeyentut an email calling many of trump campaign she says she feels thena administration could overreach h care, gun laws,nd other issues. e has launched a fundraisi effort in case she does, in fact, sue. one congressional democrats vote parteadehiin the house, congressman seth moulton will be hoping for change. moulton says he's backing representative tim ryan over income nancy politicalsy. he thinks that ryan will help e party appeal to working class voters from the industria midweswho ved for trump. massachus congressman steven lunch is also backing ryan. randy: we have new details on the officer-involved shooting that was being recered yesterday as breaking news on the eye. the man killed was see in surveillanceideo had ge viral some tim ago. shows michael michaelichael mcis roin a 7-11 in malden. police say yesterday's evens started with him assaulting a stor clee, this time at a gulf police cornered him and fired whhey sa that he refused t take his hands out o his pockets. he

maura healey committing a half million dollars to this effort. that money comes from a first in the nation settlement with cvs pharmacy over policies tied to the dispensing of opioids. healey says the grant money will support school-based prevention initiatives. emily: rabies found in a bay 15 years. and top of the hour. newscenter 5 at 4:00. j.c. monahan. ed harding. newscenter 5 at 4:00, part of olessa: good morning. welcome back to the eyeopener. if there's something about your commute bugging you or a traffic mystery you can't figure out, you can ask olessa. tweet me, post on my facebook page or email me at email email. i'll get the answers for you and share them right here on the eyeopener. this morning the roads are quiet. northbound heading toward the bottom of the screen by the south bay mall. not seeing too many problems. we're hoping for friday light. a little chilly, cindy. colder as the day wears on. a cold front will drop in around lunchtime. the winds will pick up and temperatures fall. we'll hit our highs before lunch, sneaking up

the officer was a five-year veteran of the police >> the massachusetts attorney general maura healey has marked her biggest fundraising month so far this year. the herald is reporting that she raised 82,000 in fundraising so far this month. nearly 50,000 raised in the week after donald trump's victory. and healey has said that she has no interest in running against governor baker, who was a republican in 2018, a democrat, the same year that she is up for re-election as attorney general. and the death toll has gone up overnight, after a car bombing people were killed. in the attack carried out by isis. the attack happened yesterday at a gas station on a major highway. and dramatic video showing the aftermath of an explosion in a mobile home, a fire leaving four people dead, it happened in central california. the flames were shooting through the roof there. neighbors say the couple was raising their two grandchildren. it is unclear what caused the explosion. >> safe stations in new hampshire, making a difference in the opioid crisis. the manchester in for help. the stations are open al

attorney general maura healey's office set it up monday to support hateful behavior following the november 8 election. >> they range from calls where people have been run off the road and called the "n" word. in our state, folks. i just want to be really clear. this stuff is real, where people car keyed. trump go home. rhondella: healey says americans need to get back to an old-fashioned notion where there is right and there is wrong. doug: this morning, boston mayor walsh is holding his first community meeting on racism. the mayor is inviting neighbors to discuss his plans for a year-long project to talk about racism and help healing the city's scars. the goal is to hold talks with small groups and reach out t 6:40 on this saturday morning. everybody has a different way of cooking their thanksgiving turkey. rhondella: if you deep-fry yours, you may want to listen up. the best advice to make sure your turkey cooking is safe. doug: and it's so good. caught on camera. it looks like snow. it even looks like soap. but it's not. the foam mystery in california. kelly ann? kelly ann: i'm tracking

attorney general maura healey announced the new grant over the veterans day holiday. it includes funding for legal, housing and educational assistance. doug: a belmont bakery damaged in an oven explosion is looking for a new home. the family business was working out of the same building for now the landlord says reopening the bakery isn't possible. the cost for rebuilding are too high. they posted a plea on tir facebook page. antoinette: i've seen that video. it's shocking what happened there. doug: amazingly, nobody was killed. 5:40 is your time. a mystery memorial banner on a popular social mediasite. antoinette: how facebook said a glitch led to a mistake. doug: the holiday shopping season is upon us and the fake apps targeting you kelly ann? kelly ann: cool temperatures again today, but a warm-up is coming. the timeline on that plus the c'mon in, pop pop! happy hday! i survived a heart attack. i'm doing all i can to keep from having another one. and i'm taking brilinta. for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. i take brilinta with a baby aspirin. no

state attorney general maura healey said a hotline is open now to report any harassment. >> in massachusetts, there are civil rights laws. there are laws about public safety. and i'm going to enforce those laws. randy: police are investigating that case in natick and tell newscenter 5 this type of behavior will not be tolerated. vice president-elect pence is meeting with republican governors fromun governor charlie baker. he sat next to pence yesterday at the republican governor's association meeting in orlando, florida. pence tweeting this photo saying it was a great meeting, discussing president-elect trump's plan to work with the states. emily: president-elect trump's working to get top-secret security clearance foris h children. the trump team has asked the white house to explore the possibility, according to a cnn report. the trump children would need to white house to get that clearance. once trump is president, he could put in the request himself. right now, boston's mayor calling for changes weeks after this deadly tragedy. two worrs killed in a trench collapse. the eyeopener's sera

attorney general maura healey is starting state-wide grant program to fund efforts. the $500,000 grant is open to nonprofits and school districts looking to make young people aware of the effects of opoid. healey hopes the early education cuts down on the number of overdoses. >>> we also need to focus as much attention on the front end. that's what today is about. efforts. equipping young people to be there best selves and to be as healthy as they can be. >>> cvs funding program pharmacy chain agreed to strengthen policies and procedures around dispensing open outside. local leaders in milton want several airlines to fix design flaw on their jets. town is on busy flight path to logan airport. earlier this year, fox 25 detailed concerned that residents there have about constant airplane noise. the globe says milton officials have sent a letter to executive at five asking them to install a triangle shape device on airbus a 320 jets. the aircraft has design flaw which creates a high pitch noise. the device greating reduces that noise. >>> commuter rail service being shu

attorney general maura healey announcing the new grant over the veterans day holiday. it includes funding for legal, housing and educational assistance. doug: a belmont bakery damaged in an oven explosion is looking for a new home. it's the latest setback for ohlin's bakery. the family business was working out of the same building for more than a hundred years. now the landlord says reopening the bakery is impossible. the costs for rebuilding are too facebook page in hopes of finding a new location. antoinette: a hundred years. doug: such an institution here. antoinette: it is. doug: hopefully, they can find something. a mystery memorial banner showing up on a popular social network site. antoinette: the memo labeling many people as dead. how facebook said that glitch led to a mistake. doug: and fake apps you. kelly ann: cool temperatures this year, i want the best bird for my family and my wallet. nature's promise fresh turkey is only 99 cents per pound with no antibiotics ever. everything for thanksgiving. that's my stop & shop. fios is not cable. we're wired differe

. >>> maura healey's office is a some assistance with investigation. less and a, u.s. attorney carmen ortiz reached out to us through f.b.i. to offer their assistance immigrant groo feat was written in high school bath radio saying two minority teachers should deported and several residents described what they called other incidents of hate since last tuesday's election of donald trump. >>> there's a climate of concern and fear right now. out of today's meeting came a few working solutions including a demonstration organized by local imams town common tomorrow evening and a larger demonstration planned for this weekend. reporting in natick i'm haines, fox 25 news. >> immigration issues are hot topic right now all over the country. ive if we told you about the local community leaders trying to calm concerns within the immigrant communities. new at 6, fox 25 kerry kavanaugh is in chelsea with reason sang weary city status could cost some cities millions sang weary cities don't do not go after people after federal immigration know in federaled funding. we want them toe kn

. >>> new at 5 an attorney general maura healey says immigrants in massachusetts especially muslims should not be afraid in wake of the election. >> there are laws here that will protect their rights and we're going to make sure that their rights are protected. we're also going what happens with this new administration. healey also said it's too early to predict if president-elect trump acts oh controversial plans he laid out wall treat dow hit a record high up more than 200 points as investors continue to ride trump waive nasdaq did slide fears related to president-elect's stunning win have giving way to hopes his policies could boost the www.fox25boston.com for continuing coverage president-elect trump as he builds his team and all prepares to be our 45th president >> first look at the weather now a beautiful day to get out for are walk in quincy. get ready to start bundling up a little bit more chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz here now. i it's going to go really cold for weekend. at least the start weekend but rig rebound too in middle of that week. i'll show you that but i want to

. >> the reporter: boston mayor marty walsh and attorney general maura healey, both democrats, and both addressed this crowd, democratic process. but healey worries about what she calls resents alarming reports with people being targeted for their race or background. in the week since she set up a hate crime hot line, she says they've received 400 calls statewide. >> but here is what is nonnegotiable. every one in this country deserves dignity, everyone in this country deserves respect. >> the reporter: a message people here hope is heard loud and clear, and far from these signs, these messages along the >> we have neighbors who are black and lgbt and gay and everything and i just hope that they can have a safe life here. >> the reporter: this rally involved several groups, boston police had the group surrounded and reports no problems out there today. i'm blair miller, fox 25 news. >> mark: the local city with the big warning as the holiday shopping season ramps up. >> also ahead, why dzhokhar tsarnaev's name was brought up the bomber's life in federal lockup. >> the reporter: the new

four, despite vocal opposition from people like governor charlie baker, state attorney general maura healey and cardinal sean o'malley from the of boston. a lot of money has been spent on the race, nearly $10 million from both sides. we'll be watching the results come in tonight and we'll let you know how it all shakes out. that's the latest reporting live in boston, ted daniel. >> mark: the other big ballot question that could affect families all across the state, has to do with question 2 with expanding charter school. crystal haynes is at the vote yes party in boston's south end. >> the reporter: this is the most expensive ballot question in state history. has been spent on both sides, with an influx of about two million dollars coming in since just november 2. let's go right to the video, because we did spend some time at the polls today. now, opponents say lifting the cap would take money away from the more than 90% of students in the public school system. and that is because those students would take the federal dollars, legally attached to each student and move it into the charter sc

the attorney general of massachusetts says she will in a fund raising letter, attorney general maura healey says she will sue the trump administration if he carries out his unconstitutional campaign promises. healey cited health care and climate change in areas where lawsuits could be filed. new tonight, fox 25 has learned donald trump's chief campaign strategist will not be coming to harvard this week. steve bannon had been invited to speak at a forum at the kennedy school of government. bannon is also a breitbart news. called an outlet for racist and anti-semitic views. the invitation sparked plans for protests and the school defended the invitation but says it never endorses the views of any speaker. bannon is a harvard alum. >> mark: former new england patriots player and convicted killer, aaron hernandez is suing the company that allowed access to his jailhouse phone calls. an unknown person got access to hernandez' calls while he was in jail awaiting his first murder trial. a dallas based company was charges in a double murder case in boston, that's set to go to trial next year. >> va

and harassment, like this incident, at wellesley college have taken place, the attorney general maura healey reports over 300 calls were made to a hotline against harassment. and this man accused in a hit and run in chelsea is expected in court today. police say that surveillance video shows 25-year-old arnold hernandez of lynn hitting a 72-year-old woman with his car. >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. the first major snowstorm of the season barrels east. temperatures dropping across the country. as record numbers of americans get ready to hit the road for the holiday. >>> kate gosselin under fire. facing brand-new questions relationship to her ex-husband, jon, and the answer to this question. >> what's harder, toddlers or teenagers. >>> and the amas. from one direction to rachel platten. backstage one on one with tim mcgraw. sfljts and get ready for a slam dunk thanksgiving. dishes. and she's saying -- good morning, america. >> it's wonderful to have ayesha here. she's helping us count down thanksgiving. oh, that mac and cheese. >> these are ones her daughters and her husband love.

. >> catherine: maura healey citing harassment against religious, ethnic as well as lgbtq immigrants launched hotline to report incidents. attorneys and investigators are ready to take information and go from there. >> understand the facts and then make determinations about whether or not this is something enforcement action. criminal prosecution, civil prosecution. >> there have been several reports nationwide since the election including racist message spray-painted in wall in durham, north carolina and similar messages and two men in connecticut were arrested for attacking a man waving a u.s. flag and holding a trump sign and those incidents plus the latest in natick have more than police concerned. >> i just felt bad that they were going nobody likes a bully. >> catherine: during the interview he was asked about the recent incidents of harassment and racism. trump said that people should simply stop the sort of behavior. catherine parrotta, fox25 news. >> gene: for week someone has been dropping newspapers from the kkk into home in mildford. take look at video. this is the newspa

maura healey and candidates for u.s. senate says they will return the donations. fox25 has you covered with everything you need to know. we will have live team coverage 1 week from today. join us at 4:00 p.m. and results on both the presidential and local races as they >> sara: sal dimasi suffering from medical condition and battling cancer twice in prison. he lost 45 pounds in five years could soon end up on feeding tube. dimasi is sending eight-year sentence for corruption charges. >> gene: suv hit fire engine and truck careened into eight parked cars and tree was ripped out of the driver of the suv and four firefighters were released from the hospital last night and recovering from minor injuries. filed. >> catherine: barely moving eastbound on the pike and check on drive times for you coming up. >> cold out there, 36 now in boston, 40? 9:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. temperatures still in the lower 40s so slow warm-up and temperatures are headed when back in ten. >> gene: serious injuries after hit by alleged drunk driver joanne: she's not fooling me. britt: kelly ay

maura healey says $650s been refunded. the race was scheduled for labor dayke april. an electrical worker is doing okay after being stuck for more than an hour in cambridge. the worker was installing christmas lights at raymond park on thursday when the controls on his bucket truck failed. coworker tried to lower him, but the truck wouldn't work. firefighters had to reach a bucket of their own to reach the man and brick him back to solid ground. >> kris: police in hingham reminded why they go to work after receiving thank you noted from a young resident. officers tweeting out the note thanking them for checking on an eight-year-old's girl house after she returned home with her mom to find their front door wide-open. >> christa: don't you think that handwritten note... >> kris: the handwritten note adds that personal touch. especially when it's an eight-year-old. >> christa: what's left for the rhode island youth football league that allowed a adult to play in a kids' game? >> kris: a violent attack caught on camera when a woman is punched by an arizona police officer

suffolk superior court rules that the gun manufacturer glock has to send records to attorney general maura healey. now, healey requested the documents as part of an investigation into safety issues with glock firearms. the gun company says it should not have to provide these documents because it doesn't massachusetts buyers. >> sarah: investigate, are looking for witnesses in the roxbury fire that killed one person and severely burned another. right now they are still trying to determine what started the fire at the condemned home. the flames broke out saturday morning, eventually causing the house to collapse. authorities say homeless people lived in that home. >> christa: and we have more news today. while the pats had a bye week, some players took time to show support for boston police. devin mccourty, legarrette blount, matthew slater and owner bob commissioner evans on sunday. they then went to the dorchester teen center to watch a basketball game between police officers and kids from the area. >> sarah: still ahead on 7news, connecticut police investigating after several cars and a home go

attorney general maura healey says she cannot even contemplate trump presidency. she's still expects clinton prevail. some of the massachusetts democrats like we mentioned decide to go back home and a see results from home. those cha chose to continue to watch us here are watching them anxiously live in boston jennifer eagan seven news now, a massachusetts congressional third house district nikki tsongas reelected. fourth district, congressman joe kennedy the third reelected. >> and massachusetts 8 district steven lynch reelected. no problem for him. >>> all right. and the ninth district in massachusetts congressman bill keating reelected. and there are four incumbent candidates who will be heading back to congress. all of them democrats. all of them ran mcgoverning katherine clark seth molten. all right we have a final look at the electoral college votes right now in presidential race. let's put that up and show you as we stand here 11:29 on this election day. here we go. donald trump with 216 electoral votes secretary clinton right now with 197. all right. so we