. >>> breaking news, police are on the scene of a serious crash in milton. we're hearing several people are hurt. one car crashed around 3:30 this morning at the intersection of brush hill road and trueman parkway. we do have a crew at the scene and will bring you the latest updates. >>> breaking overnight, police investigating a shooting in dorchester not far from a playground and a middle school. this happened near devon and normandy medical center. no word on their condition. >>> also breaking, a car slams into a campus police cruiser in boston, and police are trying to figure out if it's connected to reports of shots fired nearby. nicole jacobs is live in roxbury right now with the very latest. nicole. >>reporter: breeanna. there are three incidents police are investigating this morning trying to determine if they are connected. they all happened within a short time of one another, and within about two miles or less video this morning. first there were reports of shots fired near ruggle street and then a short is distance away and a short time later at r

wilmington 49, newark 48, 49 in georgetown, it was 71 yesterday afternoon. 48 in milton, 50 in rehoboth beach. so it's way colder, we have some clouds moving in, northern delaware, much of pennsylvania, some of new jersey as well. but as the wind dies down and the sun goes down, those clouds are going to break up. and is that's going to set us up for some pretty nice looking weather tomorrow, but it's going to be windy. 15, 25, gusts to 35. so that 50-degree high is not going to feel like 50, a low of 37, swanksville starting off at 33, only going up to 39. allentown only going to up to 36. of course it's going to feel colder than that because of the wind. areas in the south that will actually get over 50 degrees, rehoboth beach getting to 52, but they got to 72 yesterday, so that is quite a difference. the christmas tree lighting at penn's land tomorrow. 44 degrees when it happens, but the wind will be dying down, but it's still going to feel like it's in the 30s, so dress for that. and seasonal cold air will start to overspread the country by this saturday and sunday. and then look wh

. >> reporter: none of the milton the street will be armed. their job is crowd control and ceremonial events. >> we try to instill in them historical significance of this peaceful transfer of power in our democracy. and it represents to our country and really to the entire world. >> reporter: nearly a year of planning is about to be tested for all involved. lieutenant colonel freeman is in charge of making sure everyone is fed and housed. is the food good? >> the food is always g military food is always good. >> reporter: can you work 12, 14, 16 hours if you have. to we're ready. in the district, tom sherwood, news 4. >> buy one gift, get dozens more in exchange. sounds too good to be true, right? because it is. it's called the secret sister exchange and it's all over social media. the better business bureau says it's the newest form of gift scam and it works because it takes advantage of your friends. consumer reporter omar jimenez tells what you to look out for. >> reporter: it's that time of the year again. for many, da the top of the to do

and milton currently at 31 degrees. satellite and radar image picking up on clouds not much out we may get bands that push out of the northwest. right now, they're mild and westerly. so when you see some clouds breaking and clearing as the sun cummings out. hour-by-hour forecast, showing us what to expect for the rest of the day. temperatures at 5:00 a.m., we're seeing mainly 30s. notice the clouds will start to clear out by later this afternoon and through tonight. so, we're not seeing much of an issue there. by tomorrow afternoon, i say late morning, early afternoon, we start to see the northwesterly push. and the influence of that lake-effect moisture which could bring us lake-effect snow. feels like temperatures. a big story. of course, those winds will start to shift out of the northwest and pick up quite a bit. so it will feel much colder than the actual temperatures. notice here by tonight and into early tomorrow morning, it's going to feel a lot colder than those actual temperatures. so by 9:00 p.m. tonight it w

milton is in the 20s. upper 20s there. so a cold start. just a few scattered clouds.hat's just enough to keep the temperatures in the 20s as opposed to the teens like we saw for so many neighborhoods. those clouds are dry as we move through atlantic city and harvey cedars. there are more clouds ahead. we'll see that sunshine warm us into the 40s which did not happen yesterday. by 7:00 this evening, a little bit of snow in western pennsylvania. we'll be getting some of the clouds especially in the suburbs and berks county. those clouds are from allentown northward. that's at 9:30 in the morning. philadelphia, a trend will be mostly cloudy, but we'll keep on going. we'll get sunshine for tomorrow too. the warming trend, it happens right on through christmas day. while we are in the teens and 20s this morning look at christmas morning, above freezing for each part of ouraire. 35 in lehigh. 37 in philadelphia and 40 degrees a the shore. by 10:00 into the 40s. by 3:00 this the afternoon. many neighborhoods will see 50s. and the warming trend continues beyond sunday christm

i'm still here at lovely santa rosa, main unit, here in milton, florida.y the best place in the world to be, so i would not advise anyone out there coming here. i know i have a lot of regrets. the food here is horrible. so is the daily schedule. it's pretty boring. i work in laundry here, five days a week, monday through friday. sewing machine operator. nothing too glamorous about it. >> santa rosa's laundry plant is a sea of blues and whites. sheets and blankets. about 60 loads of laundry gets washed, dried and folded here every workday. the inmates who shoulder the burden put in eight hours, just like a job on the outside. and should one of them ever tire of the job, there are plenty of others eager to replace them. >> i get about 70 to 80 work requests, i want to work in the laundry, a week. of course, we're only authorized 18, so. it's a highly coveted job and position here at santa rosa. they're not getting paid. they get game time for their pay, but they like working here. it's a good atmosphere, a good environment. we attempt to recycle 100% of ever

just talks to milton henry. and what is radical in part about the appearance of black power on the show is that the coverage of black power elsewhere was mostly sensationalist, up so bides and nixon conveyed to the network in the early '70s they shouldn't cover back power anymore, and ignore it. he encouraged them not cover vietnam as well but the continued to cover vietnam. but the dead minimize in the coverage of black power so if wasn'ts to learn about black power you didn't subscribe to a newsletter, "firing line" was a good place to learn about it. whether you tight it was a great idea or terrible idea. you could here the ideas expressed unedited on the show and that was remarkable. he also had -- here's eldridge cleaver on the show. he also covered the women's liberation movement on the practice he had betty fer dna on early on, and he was not a very good speaker, kind of inarticulate and was not invited back for 18 years and was the voice of the mainstream liberal feminism. a better episodes with we germa

lincoln and milton at 26 degrees as well. getting out the door, grab scarves, coat, maybe a coat you haven't broken out. maybe yesterday was the first day you broke it out. today and tomorrow still very cold as well. radar and satellite, wider view shows us overnight we had lake effect snow. one band from lehigh valley through philadelphia and new jersey and clipped parts of atlantic city. we did see light snow move through some areas. that has broken apart. now we have clouds sunday once the sunrises. could see lake effect snow clipping the area through the rest of today. most of us stay dry and breezy. winds 10 to 15 miles per hour. gusts to 25 miles per hour which means we feel colder than it truly is. this morning, this is where we are. teens to low 20s, feels like conditions. going through the afternoon, should see feels like temperatures around the upper 20s. mind you, the temperatures are in the mid to upper 30s. it will feel colder than it truly is. then going into the night, if you have plans, bundle up. low 20s for

>>reporter: outside the crime scene a small memorial to his mother, who worked overnights at milton hospital as a nurse. >> she was a nice woman. quiet. hard worker. >>reporter: polynice's grandmother told police the teen was depressed and hadn't been eating our drinking since dropping out of nursing school this fall. him back to haiti with an aunt due to strange behavior. he refused to go and got upset about losing money on the plane ticket. >> after school they'd come home, play their music, play video games. just so sad. >>reporter: held without bail. polynice who had no criminal record up until now, is due back here at the courthouse later this month. >>> crews still cleaning up in chinatown after that massive water main break yesterday. all roads in the boston neighborhood are back open because crews worked through the night to clean up the mess after a major water transmission line ruptured yesterday morning. the cause of the initial break is still under investigation. >>> still to come here on 7 news, we are continuing to follow breaking news. tight end rob gronkowski is set for back

milton, 31 degrees. keep in mind, we do have a chilly start today. but chillier tomorrow. mt. laurel, 29. pemberton 28. and princeton, 28 for you. upper 20s to low 30s for the most part. keep in mind, we're going to see mostly clear skies all thanks to a high pressure system keeping everything high and dry. with the exception of a lake-effect snow pushing in late tomorrow morning early afternoon hours. notice, we start off much chillier by tomorrow and only topping out in the 30s, pretty much that's it. then we see 40s by sunday. needless to say, i have blustery on friday and saturday with those strong north westerly winds and temperatures in the 20s. but i quickly want to show you how we decline into the teens tuesday into the overnight, wednesday aininto thursday. >> i know a lot of people are starting to get up, get out the door and crank on the heat. >> yeah, if you're heading out on the blue route, we want to keep you up with what's happening there with jessica boyington. >> because of a ramp closure because of an earlier accident heading southbound, coming away from the

erika: now to breaking news milton where a man or woman were killed overnight. it happened morning on brush hill road. the vehicle hitting a tree and catching fire. one person did survive thanks to the heroic actions of a neighbor who heard the crash and ran out with a fire extinction. >> i broke the window out. i was able to pull a mail from the rear of the vehicle. by him to safety. i proceeded to try to break the o front windows to get the other 2 -- the driver and the passenger out of the front seat, to get them out of the vehicle. i was not able to. who was rescued is being treated at boston medical center. neighbors say brush hill road there has seen a number of accidents. antoinette: noon beer lovers cringing at , this accident in braintree. two cars collided crashing into the popular craft beer cellar at weymouth landing. so far no injuries reported. sky 5 over the scene on commercial street a short time ago, and you can see the front of the sre is heavily damaged. commercial street was closed fop but the road is now back on. antoinette: news and lawrenc

with the economy in milton and inflation rampant, many people are struggling forfood rampant, many peopleecond largest city, the crisis has led to seems like this. protesters clashing with police and restaurants and shops looted. i had to pay 5000 dollars just to get food to eat. their presence and it may he'll the current crisis, but the country is still running out of cash and with inflation running at rampant levels, there is no hint of the crisis. a 1,000—strong force of "mini—cops", aged between nine and 11, have been recruited by durham police. the uniformed volunteers take part in big public events and even get involved with enforcement operations on the roads. the aim is to nurture better relationships between officers and the communities they serve. tim muffett has been to find out more. this primary school in durham, and the uk's youngest police force. i have some important news about future events you'll be participating in. it was set up by durham constabulary for children aged nine to 11. what is the main thing police do? rescue and help. this is giving them an insight into a

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in milton. seventeenth century milton another is a major collection we sold it in black is a major collection. all of these were brought to us and people trust us to take time and research on rare books. on a lot of books you look at you said i'm sorry we can't use that, 99% of all books in our opinion are not going to be sellable, but the one or 2% that we do find are the exceptions we love. here is an nice or copy this is green hills of africa and this is again it signed by hemingway with best wishes, ernest hemingway. it is not price quipped. also quipped. also it has a green cast. this makes it interesting because halfway through production they realize people cannot read the printing because of the green so they stop production and they made it all white in the background. consequently, this is called the first state of the dust jacket which is closer to the collector on his africa. commonplace books that if you had a book from thomas jefferson's library, the library of congress would be ea

his daughter charn niece milton was 27 years old when she was killed last year. she was walking home from work when she was struck by a bullet meant for someone else. he believes witnesses are reluctant to come forward because he believes the suspect might quickly be out on the streets quickly. he understands why his loved ones are urging the judge to keep her accused killer dwayne johnson locked up. >> i'm not saying we should get rid of the percentees of the justice system, that is why we have judges, but after a judgment has been given the order must be executed. >> johnson's next scheduled court appearance is january 13th. >>> today we will learn how the tsa plans to keep you safe staying in town. this morning they will hold a briefing about how many people they expect to fly this new year's weekend. they will also discuss the challenges of protecting people passing through airports that aren't boarding flights. the briefing will happen at the tsa's operation center in arlington. >>> taking a deep breath. >> yes. >> getting ready for the weekend. hearing a lo

>> we are showing your cell tower location which is at 3129 old milton parkway. >> reporter: more than mile away from where i was standing. so we conducted a second test using technology from the start up laser 911. >> can you please tell me the address that just popped up on your screen? >> this time the 911 operator pinpointed our exact location immediately. >> your phone is very good at understanding where it is. so we let the phone do its work. it tells our system where it is and then our system utilizes the cell network just to transmit the voice and data necessary to complete the call. >> the amount of time that's spent in 911 center getting to the right location is time that's wasted getting responders to the scene. >> reporter: federal communications commission estimates even a one minute improvement in 911 response times for mobile callers could save more than 10,000 lives a year. the fcc mandated by 2021, 911 centers must be able to identify at least 80% of emergency callers. even so, that means as many as one in five could still fall through the cracks. >>> in georgia, jonat

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and milton 35 degrees right now. so again, right now we're seeing mainly 30s. we're going to stay about average for this time of the year. we're only going to top out in the low it to mid 40s for the most part with those westerly winds that will get gusty by this afternoon. now coming up in just a bit i have your new year's eve forecast. we will talk about what you can expect at 6:00 p.m. and, of course at midnight and we're also tracking some lake effect flurries for the lehigh valley. i have that coming up in a bit. how is traffic? >> erika, so far pretty good. you mentioned chillier conditions and i'm talking about having the car heater, not all that bad. the vine street expressway our camera at 8th street any traces of overnight construction has been cleared. we're seeing easy going traffic and within a matter of two hours this is going to be typical morning volume for the most part. a look at mass transit, newark, this line right here has been canceled because of a crew shortage. take a look at this. new jersey, nj transit and patco everything running on t

think about in 1955, milton friedman, when he talked about school choice, everyone thought he was crazy. he continued to fight it until it became politically doable. the first thing that with the spectrum -- the problem with now, a lot of these talks about reforming entitlements is we think it is not politically doable. it is likely. then we do not fight. instead we put all of the focus on piecemeal reform. i think it is a problem. i am going to continue to make the case for being bold and fighting things that are not political doable -- politically doable until they actually become lyrically doable. -- politically doable. >> what are you for? --i think the options looking at entitlement programs, we have to talk about that, whether it is to care, difficult to follow, the social security system on paper is easier to address. i think we should not give up those battles, even if they do not resonate at the moment. i also agree with the reform movement in the sense that they energy that ian think does not exist elsewhere in the movement. in a very tangible way voters,e lives of real i thin

he talks to milton henry.hat is radical about the appearance of black power on the show is, that the coverage ofth black power elsewhere was mostly sensationalist, sound bites, this kind of thing. nixon had actually conveyed to the networks in the early '70s that they really shouldn't cover black power anymore. they should really, really ignore it. he encouraged them not to cover vietnam as well and they did not take that advice. they continued to cover vietnam. but they did minimize their coverage of black power. so if you wanted to learn about black power and didn't subscribe to one of their newsletters, this kind of thing, "firing line "was a good place to learn about it. t whether you thought it was great idea or terrible idea you could hear ideas expressed unedited on the show. that was really remarkable. he also had, here is eldridge cleaver on the show. he also covered the women's liberation movement on the program. he had betty freed dan on early on and she was not a very good speaker. she was inarticu