mayor walsh: no biased boston mayor has ever died in a chair. ed: you are 2-2. ja ed: for the record, the mayor did not touch the butterfingers during the commercial. question three. boston harbor cruises run a fairy five times a day through halloween. how long does the trip takes? mayor walsh: long wharf to salem, 45 minutes? ed: just under an hour. i look give it to you. for his officers. how do you stand on it? it right now. right? mayor walsh: yeah, pilot program. we are looking at sometime in the spring. janet: how may police officers? mayor walsh: i' m not exactly sure, but will to get a sampling. ed: do you think it will be an effective tool? mayor walsh: it is hard to say. after a while, they do not seem as effective. i think it is worth looking at. ed: you have a big plan to upgrade the school facilities. a tax hike is on the table. there is a smile on your face. mayor walsh: we were having a conversation about different ideas. ed: if i asked you what kind of tax hike -- exactly what is the magnitude. it will be a lot of money. we really have not made a

and of course, formerly endorse and introducing her boston mayor marte walsh. >> arriving in boston hall on sunday hillary clinton greeted hundreds dlantzing supporters. standing beside mayor marte walsh endorsement for president. >> next president of united states of america hillary clinton. >> supporter welcomed clinton haul for hard hats for hillary. rally organization supports from construction, building and transportation unions. >> i am only democratic candidate in this race who will pledge to raise your income not your taxes. >> clinton promised to invest in infrastructure. create good middle class jobs fight for attacks credit to encourage high qualify apprenticeship programs i am non going to let any one under mine collective bargaining rights. or prevailing wages standards. or project labor agreement. >> and message was well received. >> be she has got proven track record she can get things done in washington mayor walsh cin clean resume is unmatched by any democratic or republican challenger. >> this nobody ever in history of had country has resume that hillary clinton has. to

sera: we talked with maher walsh before the rally. -- mayor walsh. he also said it took him a while to reach that endorsement. he says he was torn with the possibility of vice president joe biden running for president. heather: a big local endorsement for republican governor chris christie. the new hampshire union leader newspaper named christie as their pick. the paper' s publisher says they picked christie because of his experience and because he is not afraid to tell it like it is. bob: there were tears and prayers tonight for a teen who died trying to help people. the town of sharon held a candlelight vigil in honor of ezra schwartz and others affected by recent attacks. friends and family in the 18-year-old ezra schwartz was shot and killed in a terrorist attack in israel earlier this month. heather: take a look at this -- the search is on for this man. a robber who threat to stab a clerk at a convenience store. you can see him rush the store on lowell street and go behind the counter. he got away with a cigar box with money. he was last seen ru

holding a rally with mayor marty walsh. walsh is expected to give his endorsement to the clinton campaign saying she is the best choice. >> she has the most well rounded resume. what's happen og the other side. i don't see an answer there for continuing to move our country forward. >> anchor: the rally is this afternoon at fennel hall. donald trump using choice words about boasting the lead in the roles. arrived saturday by helicopter to a crowd of hundreds. and while speak at an arena in sarasota dismissed marco rubio and jeb bush. >> fox killing everybody. killing everybody. i don't have to go over the numbers. abc news washington post trump is at 32 killing everybody. and i can only say that because they're back there they're waiting for just a little mis mistake. >> anchor: when a protester crowd not to hurt him but nicely escort him out. trump supporters punched and kicked a black lives protester interrupting his rally. >>> protesting after authorities cancelled a climate march amid security concerns. and instead this

we are expecting mayor marty walsh and governor charlie baker to attend. live in front of the french consulate here in boston, nneka faison, wcvb, newscenter 5. antoinette: a heartwarming message from the sister of martin richard, the youngest victim in the marathon bombing attacks. we all remember this iconic picture of martin taken before his death. the sign reads, "no more hurting people, peace." the martin richard foundation now posting this image to facebook with the caption "to paris with love, from jane." jane is martin's younger sister who lost a leg in the bombing. her sign is written in french with the same message as her older brother. jc: a colorful show of support in boston. the lenox hotel and the prudential building among several locations displaying the blue, white, and red of the french flag. security, a top concern this morning in the city. extra attention being paid to the t.d. garden where the bruins played last night. that game, beginning with an emotional tribute-- the playing of the french national anthem. (french national anthem) ne

and governor charlie baker. morning at the cathedral of the holy cross in the city's south end. mayor walsh: we have to be very diligent in keeping our eyes open. don't take anything for granted. antoinette: boston mayor marty walsh calling for vigilance in boston following the attacks. that's as security sees a boost around the city. the eyeopener's nneka faison is live at the french consulate in boston. nneka? nneka: antoinette, some are drawing connections from the paris attack to the boston in fact, we've seen plis cars up and down this street in front of the french consulate here in boston. security also stepped up at the bruins' game yesterday at the td garden. the french colors on display outside. as the devastation sets in around the world, experts are trying to comprehend how this could happen and why. boston college associate professor jonathan laurence says france is a target, partly because of its large muslim minority, and its history. professor: france-- because of its position in our world as a former colonial power-- is susceptible to this sort of attack. because of its insi

mayor walsh says boston mourns with the french and, like paris, must be vigilant. mayor: it just shows you that we have to be very diligent in see. if you see anything that's suspicious, call 911. don't take anything for granted. todd: as the enormity and depraifity of the terror attack in paris begins sinking in around the world so does the desperate desire to comprehend what happened and why. >> why paris? why france? well, france has the largest muslim minority in western europe, around five million or so. todd: boston college associate professor jonathan laurence has written extensively about the integration of islam into french culture. he says isis has been quite successful in recruiting muslims from france and then turning france. professor: france-- because of its position in our world as a former colonial power-- is susceptible to this sort of attack. because of its insistence on certain rules of public religion and in particular their banning of the head scarf and the niqab in public spaces, they have todd: obviously the u.s. could very well be a target f

. >> yeah, mayor walsh is buy tobacco products in the city of boston to 21. it's part of several changes the mayor is suggesting for the city's tobacco regulations. they include banning the sale of flavored tobacco products in stores except for adult-only smoking shops and bars. the announcement comes after mayor walsh cited ordinance in september banning smoking and tobacco products at sports venues and event sites. to vote on the changes next be by the way, you might know that some of the disturbings outside of boston already is this rule, 21 or over, to buy tobacco at our breaking news desk, i'm adam williams, 7news. >>> also on 7, red sox slugger david ortiz heading into the homestretch of his career. big papi announcing he will retire at end of next season. joe amorosino is here with more of his message. >> david ortiz making his jeter's web site, the players tribune, big papi reflecting on his career at age 40 saying he is both proud and fortunate to have played here in boston. >> life is based on different chapters and i think i am ready to experience t

mayor walsh showed off two snow blowers yesterday. he said the giant equipment will help clear the streets fast. >> last winter, mayor walsh says dpw crews had truck loads of snow, melting 50,000 tons of snow and played 295,000 miles of road which is about 12 trips around the world. >> a little math on there. >> yeah. >> it feels like winter out there this morning. i know it's not official out there yet, but it has that feel, danielle. >> remember last year we had a couple of inches on black friday morning? it is a quiet stretch. no weather issues in terms of traveling. blizzard warnings are in effect for parts of wyoming. we don't have to worry about anything like that. temperatures actually rebound. we'll be around 60 degrees to end the week. the next best chance of any weather comes on friday into early on saturday. mean tile it is chilly to start the day. temperatures are similar to what we had. 33 in boston right now. the wind is light out of the northwest at 5 miles per hour right now. we do have 20s and teens on the map as well

. >>> getting replica begins off the streets of boston, the ordinance mayor walsh is set to sign today and how it will make the city safer. >>> protests over race and discrimination coming to a head at the university of missouri. >>> hillary clinton making it official in new hampshire, why she will be in the granite state today and the new endorsement she has picked up. >>> good monday morning, i'm chris mckinnon. starting things off your work week starting it off right if >> it is a little chilly. it feels like it should. >> it feels like fall then you see the 60s on the map. >> yeah, pretty good rebound. >>> we have 20s and 30s, good morning, had 49 degrees, the temperature at logan airport, dewpoints in the 30s, wind out look at the temperatures elsewhere it is 24 degrees in norwood, 322 in plymouth, a lot of the suburbs are running in the 20s and 30s this morning, so leave a couple extra minutes, may have to scrape the windshield, a little bit of frost and clear skies and calm winds much planner goes this way, grab some shades, sunrise coming up at 6:26, nice fall afternoon, sunny

this year you're going to have the mayor, mayor walsh. but that's what you're talking about, the man and the woman honorred the. >> the only monument with the female in the country and only monument dedicated to puerto rican veterans in the country. >> and that's going to take place november 11th. our mayor will be there, he's already confirmed. and we hope that the public will be there. i think it's important to have the events with their presence. >> absolutely. now let's give the information on the roberto clemente one because that one is almost a week. same place? >> same place, 12-noon at the roberto clemente park also, at the monument square association, we'll be there. 12-noon until 2:00 p.m. we will do an unveiling of the bust, also an unveiling of bricks. people are honoring other fallen heroes. >> just want to make sure people write it down right, november 19th at 12:00 noon, right across from the holy cros cathedral. now your people said make sure tony doesn't forget to mention the end of the month. that's going to be given the

emily: new at noon, boston mayor marty walsh signs a plan banning all replica handguns in the city. newscenter 5' s todd kazakiewich is live in roxbury. todd: the fake handguns are sometimes referred to as "toys," but the message the city is sending is, these replicas are so life-like, they could very easily be mistaken for the real thing, causing a confrontation that could end in tragedy. -- that could be deadly. >> this is not a super-soaker. this can be a very dangerous thing. todd: this morning, in a room full of religious leaders and fake guns, boston mayor marty walsh signed an ordinance banning replica guns from public places in the city. mayor walsh: the police will be serious situation arises and the owner will be able to pick them up in person at the district but it' s also going to give us a chance to talk to parents. todd: more than 150 replicas have been taken off the street so far this year. many do not have the federally required orange or red tip on the muzzle. the new ordinance requires parents or guardians to accompany minors when retrieving replicas, which will gi

mayor walsh has signed a deal with indycar that could put taxpayers on the hook for security and road improvements. erika: sprint is cutting jobs. more details are expected tomorrow, when the wireless carrier releases its second quarter results. but a spokesperson says the carrier needs to cut expenses by as much as $2.5 billion. that means some of sprint' s 31,000 employees will be laid-off. the company posted a 20 million dollar loss in the first quarter. ferry is in question this morning after a federal judge in maine ordered marshals to seize it. it comes after portland pilots, the company that provides services to the ferry, says it' s owed $200,000. this new trouble comes as the nova scotian government says it is ending its contract with nova star, in favor of another company. a spokesman for nova star says it will fulfill its obligations in the next few weeks. emily: it has been nine months since we saw the state buried in snow, forcing people to stay home. now some ambulance companies are getting ready for the arrival of so-called blizzard babies. there is a mini baby boom tha

mayor walsh is expected to give his formal endorsement to hillary clinton. he spoke about his decision yesterday. >> she is the most well rounded resume. i think what is happening on the other side, i don't see an answer there for continuing to move our country forward. >> that rally is scheduled for 1:30 at faneuil hall. on the republican side donald trump is using choice boards boasting about his lead in the polls. the republican front runner was in florida to a crowd of hundreds of people. while speaking at an arena in sarasota trump distressed marco rubio under a former governor jeb bush. >> fox killing everybody. killing everybody. i don't have to go over the numbers. i'm at 28. a.b.c. news "washington post," trump is at 32. killing everybody. i can only say that because they're back there, they're waiting for a little mistake. >> nancy: when a protestors interrupted trump he asked the crowd not to hurt him and do escort the person out. the change comes after a rally in alabama last saturday when trump supporters punched and kicked a black lives protest

world series, i'll vote for him. >> reporter: mayor walsh touching on what he has to say. if he has to leave us, hopefully there's even more reason to root for a world series win. he's salaried at $11 million and could make up to $15 million depending on how many games he plays. we expect to win that announcement today. susie steimle, wbz this morning. >> thank you very much money david ortiz has had a big impact on and off the field. you heard mayor walsh talking about it. jon keller takes a closer look. >> reporter: good morning. david ortiz is reportedly poised to announce he will retire from baseball at the end of next season. after the five-year waiting period, his induction into the hall of fame should be a no- brainer. he is indisputably the greatest clutch hitter in red sox history and arguably one of the best designated hitters ever. only the tineny brains of hall of fame hitters that don't think a dh belongs there will keep him out of the hall. after big papi is inducted and the memory of all of his on- field exploits fade, another memory will linger of how ortiz

but mayor walsh says sponsors are still racing to get all permits and approvals needed to hold the grand prix event in south boston next labor day weekend. walsh: we might have a resolution today but if we have to extend it two days we will do that. i think the indy car national i think is is involved in this conversation now. i think that's an important step. the way the indy car is set up it's a franchise operation so every city is different. antoinette: a spokesman for indycar boston says they expect to have all agreements with city agencies "soon while ensuring no taxpayer dollars are required." erika: new this morning. the wampanoag tribe pushing for vineyard have been turned down. a federal judge ruled friday that the tribe had not shown enough evidence it had the right to exercise governmental power over settlement lands. the tribe said that since they are a federally recognized, it should be allowed to have certain types of gambling on tribe-controlled land. the judge ruled the tribe must follow state and town rules. looking for a thief who stole a wallet from a coffee shop anoth

emily: today boston mayor marty walsh will sign a plan banning all replica handguns in the city. the mayor says they often look so real they put lives in danger. new this morning. the state is getting ready to unveil a new plan of attack in the war on opioid abuse. randy: the eye's todd kazakieiwich is live in boston with the focus on schools. todd: randy, emily. good morning. we are talking about the state's four medical schools including here at boston university. today they're expected to announce a new cooperation to stop addiction before it starts. as we've often reported, the misuse of prescription painkillers can start a long road of addiction. the goal under this new agreement is for all 3,000 students enrolled at the state's medical schools to be taught the skills needed to prevent and control that problem. that includes a curriculum that focuses on evaluating risk before prescribing painkillers, treating at-risk patients, and managing abuse as a chronic illness. this is all part of governor baker's plan to battle the opioid crisis which claimed more massachusetts last ye

. >>> governor charlie baker and mayor walsh and other community leaders came together today to serve a thanksgiving dinner. participate. mayor walsh thanked google for its partnership they have with feeding boston and the job training it provides for thousands of people in the area. >> this is an opportunity for us, regardless of what's going on in our life, to take a few minutes and think about the things we're grateful for and i know that i'm grateful for the opportunity to be here this morning with all of you. >> also had a little fun with a dance party after the meal. check out the governor's moves there. governor baker showing off those dance moves. >> i like it, surrounded by all the beautiful women, too. >>> all right, next, a south. what happened when the construction crew tried bring down this water tower. >> and big changes at the nation's top military academy, why official there is are doing away with a time-honored tradition. >>> and coming up at 5:00, the talk with twitter. why this woman was all anyone could talk about last night after an episode on a popular tv what ma

boston mayor walsh is trying to prevent young people from getting hooked oncigarettes and other tobacco products. >> right now, under under 18 can buy cigarettes in boston built the mayor wants to hike up that age to the same as buying alcohol. >> kathryn, marty walsh says cigarette use over high schoolers has dropped over the past few years. he believes the tobacco have ramped up their ads. the city's board of health is expected to vote on his proposal to have the minimum age for nicotine products would go up in the spring of 2016. boston would join 78 other communitiethat have already raised the age to buy to 21. several young peop we spoke with were upset saying 18 is plenty old enough to make your own decisions about health. a spokesman told "the globe" the state should decide, not the city, and blaming the sellers will not get rid of the demand. so take a look at some comments out there. a pretty skeptical louds. marie said "raising the drinking age didn't stop kids from drinking. if they want to smoke, they will." danielle says "really? raising the age will not stop a number of wa

boston mayor marty walsh joined the festivities in roslindale village. he stressed the importance of buying local, adding that on average small businesses make up during the holiday season. mayor: i'm asking everyone to go out when they do their christmas shopping just to stop at one of our local businesses. there's a lot of great items in our stores in every neighborhood in the city. it would be great to support the local businesses. antoinette: earlier this month mayor walsh announced the "5 on main" challenge during which at least five times during the holiday season. frank: it is definitely a tight squeeze. but this hot trend could get you into some of boston's hottest neighborhoods for less. so, of course, being our tallest reporter, i had to check it out. frank: the new big thing in city living-- small spaces. >> it's small but convenient. very modern. frank: marilyn and rodrigo are harvard graduate students. >> so this is our kitchen. frank: they call this 450 square foot micro apartment in allston home. the price about $2,400 per >> for me it's be

. >> reporter: boston mayor marty walsh reminding residents that officers are on alert. >> while we're making sure the streets are safe, we're also controlling the community neighborhoods. so i have great confidence in the boston police department and the way they handle it and certainly the challenges they have. >> back out here live at the jetblue terminal, you can see again those short lines. that's the good news if you are traveling tonight because it should be going pretty smoothly for you, if you still have to make your way here to logan. but the tsa is saying that if you do have to fly tonight, get here at least two hours early, just in case there are any added delays. that's the latest live in logan, nick emmons, 7news. >>> let's fly out to the roads. are there any back-ups we should worry about? this shot looks good anyway. let's check in with joe stapleton. >> that's right. westbound cruising along very nicely right near exit 17 out of the newton area. not moving badly out by 128 or 495. taking to the maps we do see some sluggish volume on the westbound side of the pike tight

mayor walsh is expected to endorse clinton later this month. clinton is scheduled to headline a rally at faneuil hall on november 29. where walsh will give her his support. the mayor' s ties to clinton date back more than 20 years when he first got involved in politics. several gop hopefuls are making a campaign push today in new hampshire. this video just in moments ago -- dr. ben carson officially filing papers in concord to enter the republican primary. he is the last of the major gop candidates to do so. also in new hampshire today, new jersey governor chris christie is hosting an event in hampton falls tonight and lindsey graham will be making several stops in the granite state this afternoon. and you can catch an exclusive interview with republican front-runner donald trump and his wife, melania, as they sit down with barbara walters on 20/20. that' s tonight at 10:00 right here on channel 5 followed by newscenter 5 at 11:00. on sunday, tune in for matter of fact with fernando espuelas bay state congressman bill keating weighs in on terror

this is where mayor marty walsh as well as other city leaders plan on coming here tomorrow and the mayor plans on signing something that says we want all these alexander guns off of the streets, because they are making a very dangerous situation for police officers. i want to go ahead and show you some photos. these are some of the latest incidents that happened. these are some of the photos boston police showed us. latest incidents. back in september officers someone pointing a gun outside of the second floor window. it was later found it was a beebee rifle gun. in another situation officers were called to a playground on west fifth street for a person with a gun and officers actually ended up seeing four teenagers with one who appears to have a gun on his waist, and again it turned out it was a bb gun and it also reassembled a 40 caliber handgun. one parent we spoke to today said she's all for this ordinance. >> i think it's a very good thing, and hopefully we can all get it done and hopefully the younger kids are -- generation cannot get ahold of guns, because it's something i promote

police believe lowe was drinking at the time of the >>> boston mayor marty walsh pushing to rage the age to 21. that would include the sale of cigarettes and e-cigarettes. john monahan is live with why the mayor thinks this will help curb a constant problem, john. >> that's right, elizabeth. once people start to spoke studies show they will probably smoke their entire life. boston hope to join the ranks of raising that age from 18 up to the age of 21. >> reporter: young smokers in boston could soon be banned from lighting up. >> to really cut down on smoking. >> reporter: mayor walsh says he wants to stop young people from ever picking up the habit. right now in boston 18-year-olds can buy and >> studies showing if young people haven't started won't smoke. >> a 2001 report shows nearly nine out of 10 smokers first light up by age 18. and 99% of them by 26. people in boston tonight agree that the smoking age should be raised. >> i definitely think it's a good idea. >> when you look at the amount of young people that can get into smoke i don't think it's such a bad idea. many other citi

boston mayor marty walsh told me he doesn't want his officers putting anyone in danger. >> we have to be careful. we can't have the bikes going into the city of boston, i'm not going to put the danger of the police officer and pedestrians that are walking the street in harm's way. >> the reporter: police wants people who see these bikes being operated recklessly to call them, and tell them where they're being stored. who recently seized seven bikes in mission hill. their answer to a problem some fear is out of hands. >> dangerous. i mean, no vehicles can go in there when they're going in a group. >> mayor walsh also told me today he's, woulding on developing some ordinances that would help police crack down on this more, he's opening by the time it warms up next year, this problem won't return with it. in south end tonight, player miller fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: developing tonight if boston, an alert about a troubling trend that ends with people being lured into an armed robbery. fox 25's heather hegedus is live in mattapan, one of the neighborhoods where these crimes are happening,

mayor marty walsh signing an ordinance today saying the goal is to increase public safety. replica guns that do not have obvious orange or yellow tips can easily be confused for the real thing by police. a mistake that can have dangerous consequences. >> kids shouldn't have them on the street. it's sending a bad message and we're asking parents take the guns away before police have to. >> mark: boston police seized more than 150 replica guns already this year and the mayor hopes to remove more with the ban and avoid a deadly misunderstanding. >> elizabeth: jury selection is resumed in the murder trial of phillip chisholm. the essex county district attorney's office tells us eight of the 18 jurors needed for the trial have been seated. extra jurors are being chosen in thanksgiving. which could create scheduling conflicts. chisholm was declared competent to stand trial last week, after a mental health evaluation. chisholm is accused of raping and killing danvers high school teacher colleen ritzer two years ago. once the jury is seated, the trial could begin as early has this

it's dangerous. >> reporter: at the monthly black ministerial alliance meeting, mayor walsh signed an ordinance that will allow police officers to confiscate replica guns in public places. the street. it's sending a bad message. we're asking parents take the have to. >> reporter: reverend jeffrey 9. this. >> reporter: it's rim necessary sint of a video we -- reminiscent of video we saw in april after officers chased down a teen after someone called 911 saying he was waving a gun in the street. >> see that? >> reporter: it turned out to be fake. one of the 153 confiscated by police this year. >> i think we all seen what happened in cleveland when a 12- year-old within a playground pointed it. that's what we don't want happening here. >> reporter: city leaders say we're lucky that there have been so many fake guns confiscated and no tragic shooting to go along with them. >> we're blessed that didn't happen. these aren't just toys. these are something that really can impact a family's life forever. >> reporter: part of this ordinance is encouraging parents to talk with law enforcement. s

. >>> mayor walsh getting festive in dorchester. he will attend the an tomb turk retrot that goes through the emerald necklace and full of people in their famous thanksgiving get-ups. >>> an early thanksgiving in boston. last night morgan memorial, goodwill industries hosted a dinner for people who received their services throughout the year. governor cha early baker, boston mayor marty walsh and bill evans were all there and they all enjoyed the energy of the event. >> i got pulled on the dance floor. the people here that are being provided services. a lot of special needs. and, you know, it is thanksgiving. you want to do whatever they want to you do. >> catherine: mayor walsh was not the only one dancing and governor baker gave it a whirl. may not have the moves. but he has the enthusiasm. >>> video of the balloons for the macy's thanksgiving day parade. the public was allowed to check them out until 8:00. good to see the kool aid float. hundreds of people will line city streets to watch the floats go by. see the kool aid float,

boston mayor marty walsh is come up with strategy come up with strategies to stop gun violence. it is happening in roxbury this morning. >>> the mayor also wants to raise the smoking age in boston from 18 to 21. his proposal would prohibit anyone under 21 from buying tobacco products including e-cigarettes and chewing tobacco. in september mayor walsh signed an ordinance banning chewing tobacco at boston sports venue. >>> it is 4:41 >>> it is 4:41. we track traffic and weather every ten minutes for you. you can see from these drive times, they are lit up green which means you are cruising at the speed limit. nothing slowing you down right now. cameras in a moment. >>> first here is shiri. >> shiri: a little bit of good news. good friday conditions for this morning but by the evening commute, travel conditions go rain. i will walk you through the morning commute hour by hour when i come back. >>> it will cost more to build a new casino in western massachusetts. the added features in springfield including a day by millions of dollars. >>> a crime on the rise as we season. how all t

. >> sharman: thanksgiving is next week and boston mayor marty walsh getting into the spirit today. he helped hand out turkeys and thanksgiving baskets this afternoon at the st. marian and st. katherine parrish in charleston ton. the harvest on the vine meal provides meals for needy families twice a months and on thanksgiving and christmas. >> mark: the city's christmas tree arrived on the common today. every year, nova scotia gifts

mayor marty walsh wants to raise the age to buy tobacco products from 18 to 21. that would cover everything from cigarettes and cigars to e-cigarettes and chewing tobacco. a public hearing is scheduled for december 3rd. then the city's board of health would vote on the proposal on the 17th . >>> a florida man is accused of slams his car into a fire hydrant in new hampshire then taking off. police have arrested 61-year-old terry duncan. they say duncan hit the hydrant on columbia circle and drove away yesterday afternoon. a witness helped police catch him. >> announcer: now your local forecast from chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz and the fox 25 storm tracker weather team. temperatures are rising tonight under the cloudy skies now winds shifting to the southeast though from 29 to 31 in norwood the last hour. boston back up to 42, degrees. these temperature also continue to rise through the morning leading to a mild afternoon tomorrow. well into the 50s this is above average now by five to seven degrees. 57 in somerville, boston will get to 54. 58 in dedham tom

. >>> mayor walsh getting festive today in dorchester and will attend the annual turkey trot at 8:30. the holiday race goes through the emerald necklace and full of people dressed up in their favorite thanksgiving get-up. prizes for the best costumes and fastest runners. >>> an early thanksgiving celebration for a special group in boston. morgan memorial good will industry for people who deserve their services. boston mayor marty walsh and police commissioner bill evans was all there and all enjoy the energy of the event. >> i got pulled on the dance that are being -- being provided services. a lot of special needs. and thanksgiving. you want to do whatever they want us to do. >> catherine: mayor walsh is the not the only one dancing, the not the only one dancing, governor charlie baker. may not have the moves but he has the enthusiasm. >>> this year's balloons for the macy's day parade. the public was allowed to check them out until 10:00 last night them out until 10:00 last night. parade. hundreds of thousands of people expected to line the new york streets to watch those floats go

companies like uber, draft kings, and air b.n.b. mayor walsh: we probably have to through a different lens. we can't look through the old lens. we can't be discouraging businesses from starting. antoinette: mayor walsh also answers our halloween pop quiz and walks away with his favorite candy. 11:00. on the way this morning, the fight for ady. frank: a new hampshire community coming together to support a seven-year-old battling leukemia. adyson has a major challenge ahead of her but we'll shown you how family and friends are helping her along the way. antoinette: getting a health benefit out of tackling the laundry and unloading the dishwasher. time-saving tips to turn housework into a workout. danielle: the key word for your weather this week is mild. just how warm it could get coming up. some of my competitors plan to reduce the use of antibiotics over the next few years. r but what are you having for dinner tonight? simply smart . rtwo trusted perdue brands of chicken raised with no antibiotics ever. i had no idea snhu had this amazing campus. r even the walk to class is amazing. r

. >> anchor: mayor walsh putting a big ban on toy guns in public. replicas. this comes after a tragedy in cleveland last year when a 12 12-year-old was shot after waiv waiving a fake gun. victoria warren has more on this decision. >>> there is no difference between this and the gun that is on his holster . >> reporter: a powerful comparison . >>> i held it up because i want people to see this gun looks real. it looks like a real gun. it feels like a real gun. these fake guns on display as mayor marty walsh cybers a new ordinance banning them from . >>> your kid shouldn't be running around the streets of real . >> reporter: if the fake gun isn't marked with a bright orange tip. they can't criminally charge anyone but will call parents if they fine one of these on a child . >>> we had a love instans already where officers have used tremendous restraint and afterwards couldn't believe that they could have possibly taken a young life. >> reporter: 15 fake guns many used in crimes already confirst tate kayed this year leaving city leaders feeling lucky a felony gu

mayor walsh says the dpw crews removed 40,000 truck loads of of road. that's about 12 trips around the world. >> that's incrediblep. >> that's sympathy perspective. >> i can't believe that. i guess i can after the snowiest winter in history. >> you'll guide us through it. >> no snow on the forecast. >> i will leave the stage so you can do your forecast. >> quiet travel weather. no issues, kathryn, which is coast. our testimony cheers will be around 60 degrees as we head saturday. it's rain showers. no snowflakes in sight here. bus stop forecast. today. the fall jacket, maybe a heavy coat depending on preference. upper 20s will be in the mid- 40s with bright sunshine to end the day. just a little cooler than we should be for this time of the year in terms of our average highs. 19 in taunton. it's 31 in the city of boston. a lot of communities waking up to 20s. out the door right now with a little bit of frost. big area of high pressure is in control. notice early this morning a lot right. we've got pockets of snow from nevada right now. so there is a dis

. >> reporter: here in boston mayor walsh telling us he has daily calls with the police. >> we're maybing sure that the streets are safe. >> there's no intelligence out there that anyone should be fearful. >> reporter: boston police commissioner bill evans telling us he too is in constant contact with the f.b.i. as well as law enforcement in other states. he says since the boston marathon bombings police have worked to step up efforts in case of an active shooter situation. >> we have done all kinds of training with hospitals over with colleges, with high schools. different trainings. >> reporter: the travel alert issued this week does not expire until february. new york city police on high alert and taking extra thanksgiving day. the department is adding two00 armed critical command cops along with the usual festivities. >>> if you're shopping at the wrentham outlets on black friday you will notice heavy police presence. fox 25's malini basu is live in wrentham. i understand there's no specific threat here but they don't want to take any chances? >> elizabeth, no specific threats at all.

. >> reporter: both governor baker and mayor walsh say they have had no discussions since the attacks. we're going to take a closer look at where the candidates stand tonight at 5:30. >>> also showing a show of solidarity the state house flying flags at half-staff also a french flag flying on beacon hill. >>> in a youtube video released over the weekend a group vowed to target isis members. they say they are tracking down members of the terrorist group and will do all that is necessary to stop them. stay online for all the continuing coverage and everything and now the global man must not. >>> of course people have been on edge and there have been a beds campus. especially scary situation for >> definitely after the strange cautious. >> a student contacted school administrators after receiving an e-mail with threats. police are still searching the science center. >>> cambridge city schools was threatened as well. >>> six semiautomatic rifles and 10 pistols stolen from an armory reserve. really concerning to hear this. >> reporter: yeah, david, he woke with residents -- spoke with resi

. >> reporter: both governor baker and mayor walsh say they have had no conversations with the officials since the terrorist attacks. >>> stay with us for the very latest developments on the paris attacks and in just a few minutes scott pelley will be going us speaking to americans who witnessed the attacks and anchor the cbs evening news leave at 6:30. >>> investigators are using to try to find whoever stole weapons from a worcester armory this happened over the weekends six assault rifles and 10 hands guns were stolen. >> investigators belief the thief or thieves got in through the roof. >> reporter: david, paula, this incident definitely touching a never here under the shadow of the paris attacks. worcester police are ramping up patrol in the city while police are also look for a car and a man. sometimes between 6:00 p.m. sat an 1:00 a.m. sunday morning someone broke into the barbed wire like center taking 16 assault rifles 10 hands guns and no one noticed until nine sunday morning when the city manager said an employee reported smoke. dark colored bmw hatch back and a light skinned m

and this comes after a press conference on monday in which the mayor walsh signed an ordinance saying it is illegal to have any fake gun in public in which the orange tip has been painted black. so i told you earlier, he has been housed. because of an earlier case. if it was just a fake gun case, they would have walked him out of here. but a case in may in which he's accused of hurting someone at work. a patron said that he plant about food and punched person in the face. we're live if somerville. update. i appreciate it. a pipeline protest ends with more than a dozen arrests, among them grandmothers. the group held up construction on the spectra energy pipeline this morning. they are oppose to the project that will create a natural gas pipeline in west roxbury. >>> it is a gloomy day out there. and we'll switch gears right now. and we'll take a live look over the city of boston. and you've been taking it for the last couple of days, midday showers moving in. >>> there's a little drizzle and touch of patchy fog out there too. and the rain has had a little more steam back to the west.

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hall and outside as she name and of course formally endorsing her and introducing her boston's mayor marty walsh. arriving in boston's faneuil hall on fund linebacker greeted hundreds of chanting supporters standing beside her mayor de blasio with his official endorsement for president. >> the next president of the united states of america hkz. -- hkz. -- hillary clinton. >> supporters welcomed clinton to the hall a rally to organize support for construction, building and transportation unions. >> i'm the only democratic candidate in this race who will pledge to raise your incomes not your taxes. >> reporter: clinton promised to invest in infrastructure, create good middle class jobs and fight for a tax credit to encourage high quality apprenticeship programs. >> i'm not going to let anybody undermine collective bargaining rights or prevailing wage standards or project labor agreements. >> reporter: and the message was well received. >> she has a proven track record and i think she can actually get things done in washington. >> reporter: mayor walsh told reporters clinton's resum\ is unmatched b

fox 25 investigates blair miller reveals why mayor walsh doesn't want police officers chasing these bikes around. >> reporter: for some people their sense of community broken up by this. this youtube video we found shows people on dirt bikes and motorcycles weaving in and out of bottoms streets at high speeds. mark margarita has seen it many times in his southend neighborhood it. >> makes me a little bit nervous walking around when i hear them coming. i see them kind of like weaving in and out of traffic. situation. >> reporter: city leaders worry some people are using the bikes as a quick get away to help commit crime. in 2011 when a 4-year-old was shot at a park in dorchester police said the two suspects fled on dirt bikes. but even if police see one of the bikes on the streets and not engage it at all instead they have a different plan. >> boston mayor marty walsh also told me today he doesn't want his officers putting anyone in danger. >> it's important to enforce that but we got to be careful, too. these dirt bikes are going through the city of boston i won't put the danger of the po

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the democratic candidate in boston picking up a big endorsement from mayor walsh. we have details on her visit. >> reporter: hillary clinton not here so much looking for votes but the kind of grass roots support from unions that can help her get the job of president. in return, she is promising the kind of jobs that can support a middle class lifestyle. >> i'm glad to be back. i'm so happy to be here with the mayor who is doing such a great job here in this city. >> reporter: hillary clinton in boston to announce her new jobs plan and pick up walsh's endorsement for hillary to get the job of america's leader. >> a champion for america and the next president of the united states of america, hillary clinton! >> reporter: she was all smiles. union workers happy to hear her proposal for a five-year $275 billion plan to fix america's roads and bridges and create good-paying jobs. >> to build a strong economy for our future, we must start by building strong infrastructure today and putting you and your members to work. >> reporter: she didn't talk about how to pay for th

mayor walsh believes it will be a deterrent to parents even younger, too. most people we spoke with aren't convinced. >> if you are 18, you have to then you should be able to buy tobacco, smoke cigarettes, whatever it is. that month. if approved, the change goes into effect 60 days after that. >>> fighting the flu on the go. uber hopes to give you the best shot at staying healthy. people in the boston area, somerville, and chelsea can order a flu shot the same way you can get a ride on the uber app. from 11:00 to 3:00, a group will drive nurses to your door. you with ill debt a wellness pack and flu shot. uber hopes this will help get more people vaccinated. >>> straight ahead, getting your dunkies delivered. >> where the massachusetts bay company is trying to start out that service this week. it's getting harder for me i could use some help taking medications, using the stairs, or getting washed and dressed. but where can i turn? woman: we're massoptions, a free resource for elders, caregivers, and individuals with disabilities of all ages. we link you to