so there's george gilmore, gilmore monahan, where does one end and the other began? and how does ocean party republican party fit in? we'll continue our investigation and have updates for you. in the meantime if you have anything to add or anything it should investigate tweet me at the show at chasing news. see you soon. >> diane and i were at the state house today and i'm telling you, it was a crime scene. >> we're off to the statehouse. [inaudible] >> you got me to the statehouse, was going on. >> i'm glad you made it because even though we thought it was going to be a quite season not soquel fast. governor christie wants to write a book but in order to yes to change the ethics fall so the committee voted, a past 9 - three, now this bad book deal goes to the full senate i will see we'll see what happens in assembly on monday. i caught up with -- was an opponent. >> wire while where all pay more trying to get to work and run run for the holidays and get our kids to school, were giving, we but the legislature has decided to give huge pay increases to the clinical eli

presumably, probably the submarine the "monahan" saw rammed and ultimately depth charged. which is kind of interesting because they must have received that via radio transmission because since they're on the opposite side of ford island they shouldn't have been able to physically see that. and then one of the next entries is 8:57, the "uss nevada" getting under way which was the first battleship and ultimately the only battleship that got under way during the time of the attack. 8:58, the "uss west virginia" settling. fire appearing on or near the "uss tennessee." 8:59, the "uss california" listing to port. at 0900, open fire with remaining anti-aircraft batteries. at 9:09, received one, possibly two bomb hits on a midship's line. about frame ten, details report of damage to be given later. and about three near misses on each side and ahead of the bow. at 9:14, received report of large number of enemy bombers over pearl. at 9:24, torpedo air compressor reported out of commission. lost air pressure on port five-inch .25 caliber battery. at the same time a burning enemy plan

atthe next ship we will look monahan.s .imilar to the aylwin the monahan is notable because during the time of the attack can one of the japanese midgets was able to successfully penetrate pearl harbor. it was cited by the monahan, which proceeded to ram the submarine and drop numeral to 2 depthges -- drop charges to sink the submarine. >> where were they located physically? >> the destroyers we mentioned so far were located in the northeastern portion of the harbor itself, because that is where they stored, for dr. most of these destroyers. the battleships were, as most people know, along ford island. they were on the southeastern section of the harbor itself. >> and in general, why were all these ships in hawaii? >> all these ships were in hawaii itself because there were warnings. we were aware that more likely than not we were going to end up fighting the japanese. as a way to convince him not to attack us we had our ford elements of the pacific fleet stationed in pearl harbor itself . the main portion of the fleet. 8 battleships and three aircraft carriers were based in pearl harb

fox25's john monahan followed this breaking news all night. investigators spent hours in the home searching for clues about what happened. >> police investigators inside killing took place. 18-year-old charged with the murder of his mother, 44-year-old. neighbor marianne montero ran to help his grandmother who was going door to door shouting for help. >> i knew it was something bad. only because she was wailing and screaming. >> reporter: the grand mother who doesn't speak english pulled montero by the hand to 34 merit ave. once there, montero understood >> he was zombie-like and came lunging through the kitchen at the door where we were standing and i just pulled the grandmother out of there and i said no, you are not going in. >> reporter: montero pulled the grandmother to safety. fire fighters and police arrived and took polinese into custody. inside the his dying mother. >> a woman who lived at this home has passed away as a result of multiple stab wounds. >> pretty scary, you know. like i said, i just thought it was kids playing in the ya

fox 25's john monahan is live for us in brook tonight tonight. homicide charges were announced. >> reporter: that's right, mark, police investigators have showed up here in full force. back inside the house you can see the lights inside as they were looking for clues. we have just learned from the d.a. that 18-year-old man is now charged with the you murder of 44-year-old, his own mother. still surrounds this brockton home where investigators believe a tragic family killing took place. maryann monteiro ran to this grandmother who was going door-to-door shouting for help. >> i knew it was something bad only because she was wailing and screaming. >> reporter: the granted mother who doesn't speak english, pulled monteiro by the hand to 34 marry it avenue. once this maryann understood telling us the woman's them. >> zombie like, and he came lunging through the kitchen at the door with where we were standing and i just pulled the granted mother out of there and i said no, you're not going in. >> reporter: monteiro pulled the woman to safety. firefight

what happened in 2015 with him back in patterson city hall question gilmore and monahan, george gilmore'sr spokesperson said that he has no personal relationship with gilmore. >> no personal relationship? is there anything wrong about any of this? know but it's another example of how influence, money, and politics go hand-in-hand in new jersey and throughout the country. so we will keep investigating this connection on the aurora project. if you have any ideas of what you have any ideas of what you think we should be looking into tweet me and check out all of our stories said chasingnews.com/aurora. >> i've never seen any of the star wars movies at all. so a better way to get involved then to go to a star wars ball. >> i'm basically a jedi. >> see news happening near? upl where things come from? how they get here? what they're packed in? it's a lot of stuff. and these things add up. that's why we recycle. [vo:]it's nice to know that raymour and flanigan is proud to be a leading recycler- 17 million pounds of recyclable materials every year. turned from trash into treasure. so in the futur

i got sharon monahan here. she's the postmaster. you're up bright and early. what's going on behind us right now. we don't see this from the operation. >> what's happening today is i have my workers in here pretty early. they're sorting their parcels. we've had on average about 10,000 parcels a day coming through this office which equates to about 125 to 150 package it's per carrier. the volume up in this office is about 17%. >> reporter: you say it's pretty much records are being set? >> yes. absolutely. last year was an astronomical year for the postal office as far as moving packages through the system. this year, we're seeing an uptick again. i don't know what next year is going to bring. this year is incredible as far as the volume. >> reporter: how do you get the folks ready for a day like this? >> well, they've got to have a lot of coffee. >> reporter: that's a start. >> absolutely. they know their expectations. they know this time of the year, we have to step up a little bit. move a little quicker to get the volume moved out to the customers. >> report

monahan host at 7:00. you can tune into the action right here on channel 5. randy: kelly, not there -- the meteorologist: we're getting rid of the rain in time for the holiday lights. the only thing we have to watch for is the wind that will pick up as the showersove off the shore. we're watching a couple of batches of rainfall. the first batch is barely making its way off the coast and the cape right now. we also have a second batch to our south. that's making its way through southern connecticut and rhode island. we also have another bch to our west. this is one that's producing that will be starting later this morning, bringing light rainfall, especially as we move to our north. here's a look at that. you can see right now, especially as we move north into new hampshire and vermont right now, that's where we are seeing some of the steadier rainfall with that ne batch of rain. fog is also starting to develop at this point. it's not quite as dense as yesterday. but it's something we'll be watching over the next couple of significantly below the mile mark, es

monahan are hosting holiday lights live tonight at 7:00 on channel 5. . the hot cocoa not so necessary. we are seeing highs this afternoon in the 50's. we are falling into the 30's. we are staying dry with a bit of a breeze. antoinette: tune in for that ? is gonna be my gift ? ? no extra charges ? ? 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 look what santa gave ya ? ? verizon keeps you going with that always-on data ? ? 4g lte that's a lotta speed ? ? think about it n' you'll say... ? (deep voice) "that's the deal of my dreams." with verizon you look awesome. (vo) give verizon prepaid with always-on data on the best network >> hey, everybody, it's "bachelor" fan favorites week. each day, some of the great people i've gotten to know on "the bachelor" and "the bachelorette" are here playing for charity, and they are on the prowl... for $1 million, that is. so let's play "whwants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ? ? hey, everybody. it's "bachelor

he founded the the firm gilman and monahan in the 80s. did over $2.5 million in municipal contract work last year. take a look at the list. he has 12 minutes of all jobs ranging from attorney to town council, the litigation counsel. it's not just ocean county. he works as for as way as east brunswick township and is the labor litigation township for failing county freeholder board. i wanted to hear about what was happening so i went to talk to him at his house. >> is a chairman in? >> i am alex, and reporter with the tv show, chasing news. we met before, he knows who a.m. >> he did not want to talk to me and do not want to go on camera for an interview. >> early thursday i was at the federal courthouse where i spoke to one of the people who has been subpoenaed in this probe contractor who said he loaned gilmore more than 20,000 dollars two years ago gilmore did pay him back but instead of the 30 day. they agreed on he took one year. the the u.s. attorney's office s this individual for a check that documents that loan. the contractor said

anthony everett and jc monahan are hosting holiday lights , live tomorrow at 7 o'clock, right here on channel 5. >> look at this. this is a live look at copely square tonight. it still looks wet out this, mike. u notice how green the lawn was there. >> yeah. the lawn looks great. well, we couldn't buy rain let alone two days heavy rain we have been going through now. now we got all of this. boy, some of the lawns and everything is being soaked in and wonderful to have that going on. know it is not so is no newest drive in. here is how much rain is falling since m midnight last night. say before midnight. we picked up to an inch to inch and a half. look at. beverly coming in. not so much top the u an inch and a half of rain. everyone is walking out the next couple of days and the past couple of days with almost two inches of rain. we have more to come tonight. we are in a dry situation. we're dry for the month of november. this is really adding to it. that long-term drought, still 11 inches of drive time. this will take awheel. here is what is happen now. notice we have the plumes of m

john monahan, tax 25 news. >>> developing now, nearly one million android phones have been infected by hackers. officials say they've gained access to google account information through apps outside official according to google hackers have not yet stolen any personal information. they also say they are removing the apps that are causing this hack. to see the full list of apps behind this issue visit fox25boston.com. >>> a local chef is accused of stealing food from the people he was supposed to be serving. as fox 25's malini basu shows us police say his girlfriend and his daughter were in on it. >> reporter: for 6.50 years david lavoie was the cook and site manager for carver council on aging. girlfriend tracy archer and her daughter kimberly parkman were stealing from those in need. >> i just can't believe that he would steal, you know, because he's not that kind of a person. >> reporter: carver, police tell fox 25, they were tipped off about during the late summer months after food went missing one day prime rib was on the menu board instead the folks were served buffalo chicken win

. >>> now for a big contribution to our toy drive, the next generous donor >> it's laura monahan and her kids. >> denny and mckenna. hi, kids. >> you guys look like a ralph lauren ad. >> yes, you do. >> what have you donated today? >> we are donating over $150,000 worth of baby strollers. >> what a gift. >> it really s. those kinds of needs. >> pricey for people. >> why is it so important for you guys to do this, this time of year? for families to have safe transport for your children. >> and how about your cute kids? hi, guys. >> you ready for christmas, for the holidays? >> yeah. >> do you know what you want for christmas? >> a laptop to do my schoolwork on. >> to do her "schoolwork." we're on to you. remember, donate toys on the plaza or online, amazon.com/today. >> tomorrow, hoda woman -- >> disguise as a meter maid. gets scary. >> and lou manfredini helps silence creeky floors for good. >> and ambush makeovers. have an awesome wines day wednesday, because tomorrow is what? >> thirsty thursday. >>> new information on what investigators now know about that school bus accident that

senator monahan said i'm not a lawyer, so you shouldn't ask me that question.he president said i value your judgment. who would you pick? he said ruth bader ginsburg. why? because dean griswold, the longtime dean of harvard law school thinks she is very good. i could not have a harvard law degree because i did not stay there for my third year. so many chance things occur and you don't know if they will turn out to be good or bad. this was certainly good. there was a celebration at the court of the 50th anniversary of the building. it was completed in 1935. this was 1985. dean griswold was solicitor general. he was to make a speech about great advocates before the court. by 1985 he realizes that he cannot have a list with all men. after he finishes his with thurgood marshall, the next person he mentions his ruth bader ginsburg. justice sotomayor: when i went for my nomination process, i was told everyone should have had a marty ginsburg. [laughter] he apparently came into the preparation session with folders including all of ruth's speeches, her entire schedule

monahan megyn kelly is here to talk about her new book. [applause]th "settle for more" is a this a memoir but there is an art to write teeing a memoir is dead even more to a good memoir or a great memoir because it has to tell the truth and, you cannot pull punches and the author of - - author must be willing to expose their own vulnerability is about who they are in what they are about and "settle for more" is a great memoir it is great. she takes us through her childhood in upstate new york per career as a corporate lawyer then she abandon that life and her evolution as a professional will then as a spell said the mother then takes a deeply critical role at herself including some personal demons looking for professional success.ook, it another point, it is really, really funny. it is hilarious in in places as she has had incredible quick wit that may explainos pest has survived the challenge he in fireman'swork i she has been added. i will not mention any names and if it is any consolation if you are following the of local news where pol

monahan are hosting the lights right here onnnel 50 or head to the commons. randy: if you're there, you won't need your rain gear. meteorologist: the rain is still lingering. we have the fog in place. feeling really moist. travel impacts will decrease as we see the dry air move into the area. right now, still medium impact as we see fog and light rainfall. rain is skirting on through right now, especially as we me south of the mass pike. rain through rhode island, making its way through the south shore and the cape. that's where the rainfall w hours. it is going to dry out for this morning and afternoon. that's going to allow temperatures to warm. right now they are looking relatively mild. 45 degrees in worcester. boston 51 degrees. check out plymouth. 61 degrees at ts ur. so that's the kind of warmth that is leading to some of this fog that we are seeing in our area. but check out this afternoon. we're still looking relatively warm out there. keep in mind our normal high temperatures for this time of year are in the mid-to-upper boston, marshfield at 57. th

. >>> and we also want to talk about lifestyle expert gretta monahan.special beauty remedy and i love this. this is something that we all can do at home. she'll reveal her quick and easy winter beay ingredients found in your kitchen, dan. any ideas what those might be. >> my kitchen, it would be mustard and stale cereal. >> i'm guessing she may not be using those. >> great exfoliator. >> the things in my kitchen finally are being put to use. >>> also ahead, why drake and jennifer lopez have everyone talking about those matching instagrams posted overnight. that's coming up in "pop news." >> i'm intrigued. >> i am intrigued too. >> you seem terrified rather than intrigued. >> no, super excited. this could be really cute. >> between friends. >> that makes it even beter. >> quite a tease. >>> he's get the morning rundown first with t.j. holmes who is downstairs. >> good morning, gang. we start with the united states about to take action against russia. the obama administration is close to announcing new economic sanctions against russia as well as a ven in

recapitalizing since the 2008 financial crisis, according to bank of america chief executive brian monahanhis bank has all the capital they need until 2019 but he has the current regulatory part requirements, which means -- regulatory requirements, which means they cannot take risk. brian moynihan said reducing up by 1% would help stimulate growth. if we had a 9% versus a 10% capital requirement, that would be 7% plus a 2% or 2% buffer, and that difference of 1% would be enough to make $160 billion a month. whether we could actually make it or not, the competition would increase to make them, so we would not change what we do in thatt, but if you did across the industry, that is a big number and we would not change what we are doing because when of the things we learn in a crisis is to stick to credit appetite and drive it, so we talk about responsible growth and we stay within the credit. capitalital bure -- back to shareholders and that would be fine. david: there is a lot of talk about dodd frank and amending and reforming it. are the particular aspects that you think may be have gone t

monahan hosting holiday lights live tonight. if you cannot mit the you canatcht right here on channel 5. >> always a f night. >> it is. >> we ha breaking news from the traffic department this morning. >> the needham line impacted because of thisituation right here, a car that's on the roof. this is rig o the tracks there, near the tracks, so right now they have delays expect. we'll keep you as far as the roads, volume here as you travel the pike, eastbound towards the bottom of the screen, by allston-brighton, and let's get over to t map because we have a few additional problems to tell you about. 24 heavy out of avon. route 3 from way mouth, theres a crash b route 18, and your ride on the expressway, a half-hour, braintree to boston, accident cleared, still watching an issue on neland street by washington street, the water main break, and still doing repairs on the westbound side, so eastbound has two-way and north of town, 93 is slo out of andover down to the lever connector, and we have got a crash here on 128 south in peabod

it's almost as ridiculous as saying you know, if that donald shouldn't talk to a jamie dimon or a monahanbout bank regulation because they're ceos of a bank. i do own companies in every yooia, but as far as i'm concerned, i don't have any specific duties. what i'm going to be doing is basically talking to donald as i have before. i do think it's important. extremely important for this country that this absurd regulatory environment is thrown down somewhat. i'm not against regulations at all. in fact, i sort of believe that you need a rule of law. but it's become literally absurd in many areas. >> in fact, he said guys, that some of the regulations around the epa, the epa, which i had forgotten, should be rolled back yesterday. so, you can expect i think you gather from that as the man who has been instrumental in helping choose the person who's going to lead that agency, and shape the policy that you could see some reaction fairly quickly. >> he has on more than one u occasion, complained about epa regulations on refineries. haez position on refineries. now that he has a position, one of

lifestyle expert gretta monahan is here to help with gifts for the whole family. >> so great to be heresponsor walmart for this. >> we have something for everyone. >> starting with the family. >> this is the ultimate family gift, lara. this is the phillips 50-inch 4k -- >> does the yule log come with it. >> it's got it all. smart apps you can stream right from your devices and even basically dolby sound, surround sound. $398. >> for a how many isn't that amazing? >> i got to show you this. bubble ball. this is the gift of the season. check it out. >> so for the best price. protection from bumping. my sons wants this. great for ages and up. check out the price on this, $49.92. $49. $49 sorry. >> it's on. >> all right, for mom like me this is on my gift list. fitbit. >> i like fitbit too. >> what's amazing is activity and sleep tracker. >> i need that. >> it's going to track your quality of sleep. it's awesome and motivates. it buzz fox motivate you to work out and move which is amazing and you can even change these into cool necklaces and bracelets. 99 bucks. check out dad. dad is wearin

. >> reporter: chief monahan tells me the main difference between last year and this year, again, isation trucks, they weigh 16 tons empty, double that when they're packed with sand. the aim is to make times square a fortress. dan. >> linzie, thank you. another big question as we head into new year's eve, the weather. our rob marciano is on top of number one times square right where the ball will drop. hey, rob, good morning. >> good morning, dan. hello, paula. this is going to be the star of the show for sure, the big ball that will drop on new year's eve counting us down to 2017. here is the storm that is bombed out meaning it has intensified the last 24 hour, now heading into new brunswick, windy behind this thing and lake-effect snow showers are going to continue to crank up down to the carolinas and much colder than it has been, windchills well below freezing this morning with teens in parts of michigan and western new york. all right, here we go. the ball drop for new year's eve looking at 39 degrees here in new york city with a windchill of 30. chance of rain or snow showers b

you have jamie dimon and brian monahan saying things are going pretty well for the big center money bankscredit suisse says they have to cut and they are going up as well. defense, he has been saying that for a while. we have seen this in the portfolios that our managers are constructing. there have been three fundamental changes in the three core aspects in the way the markets view bank stocks that have turned favorable in the last eight to nine months. the first in a general perception about the direction of interest rates. the second is general perception about economic growth and sustainability. general perception about underlying economic stability and fundamentals. each of those was eat skeptically by the markets, which made it difficult for banks to get well valued by the markets. when you have the view that interest rate will go up, the fundamental earnings of these banks is spread-based. as rates go up, they can widen their spread. .2, on the view of general economic growth, i think there is now a move -- to some degree the election has affirmed this a a sense that the regulatory

lindsay monahan who is up on the content side as well. on the google site, susan and steve have been fantastic partners and with it up best to capture what the impact of women being in positions of power is here they had been with us from the beginning so thank you. a special thank you to also catherine parkers who in the last year has infused a sense of purpose, a nuisance of calling at the new sense of direction with this series. lori from the tory burch foundation, thank you so much always asking us to do more, you asked us to deliver better results and a focus on what's most important which is bringing us all together. finally to our amazing market place vendors, i'm sure some of you had a chance to look, but go take a swing around when we have a break. there's some of amazing, amazing women who have taken the risk, , become entrepreneurs and are now selling their wares to all of us for hopefully shopping taken from holiday season. while you were there also please enjoy some snacks and refreshments courtesy of pepsico. pepsico. quickl

but also the content and gloria edwards, kate murphy, caroline kind, thank you so much and lindsay monahanhelped on the content side as well. on the google side, susan molinari has been a partner to us as we figure out how best to capture what the impact of women being in positions of power is and they have been with us from the beginning so thank you and thank you also to catherine vargas who in the last year has been choosing a purpose and a new sense of direction with the series. lori fabiano from the birch foundation, thank you so much for always asking us to do more, for asking us to deliver better results and focus on what is most important which is bringing us all together and finally to our amazing marketplace vendors, i am sure some of you had a chance to look at take a swing around and we have such an amazing women who have taken the risk to become entrepreneurs and are now selling their wares to all of us but fully to shop again for the holiday season. while you are there, please check with our snacks so around of applause to all those fantastic people. [applause] so i would say

from the center work on child predators and keeping them out of classrooms to the issue of senator monahanwho worked to really save this little girl's life and getting the rule save to get her among transfer and we ran an ad on that in the philly media market. we talked about the senator's independence on the toomey legislation, a lot and we talked about the gabby giffordsendorsements, we talked about the senators , record and who he was and how really the work he had done and we spent the entire primary talking about the jobs he brought to pennsylvania. we ran targeted male all around the city and delaware county in southeastern pennsylvania, we talked about the refineries you were to say, 911 airway in pittsburgh, we sent mail to all the surrounding towns talking about that work and all the jobs related to that and on digital, we matched all those same universes on a monday, a digital ad would go up on a wednesday that share the same messaging. we were, it was all about reputation and then taking the work that the senator did and talking about who he was and getting people to vote for th