rhodes: fortunately to this point we have not had any fatalities. we have had some real close calls. erin: a warning this noon -- after several carbon monoxide scares, fire officials are reminding residents how to safely heat their homes now that winter has arrived. kevin: after another slick start to the day, things are now improving and good timing for new year' s eve. all the latest on the holiday weekend ahead. erin: plus, unprecedented security -- as a million people plan to pack into times square to countdown to the new year, the other locations also under close watch. and preparations are underway at this hour for first night fun right here in new hampshire. the family friendly activities planned in both portsmouth and claremont tonight. national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at noon. erin: a carbon monoxide scare in nashua has fire officials warning the public this noon. good afternoon. i' m erin fehlau. crews have

plus..nebraska faced a late deficit against rhode island this afternoon.....find out... if the at 6-4. starting with an upstart rhode island team, the huskers hope to finish strong before big ten play begins. nebraska back home for this one after wednesday's blowout loss to creighton. 1st half breakaway... shavon shields to tai webster... and 1 huskers lead 18-17 after the ft == then the rams got red hot kuran iverson back to back threes part of a 12-0 run rhode island with their biggest lead of 11 == still 1st michael jacobson to nick fuller... nice find... fuller jacobson: 2 assists.. tied career high 1111 points.... == final seconds of the 1st half jarvis garrett hits a magic three at the buzzer rhode island up 37-32 at the break == 2nd half shavon shields game high 19 points gets the takeaway... and the monster jam huskers only down by 2! glynn watson had a career high 17 off the bench huskers rally from behind and beat rhode island 70-67 after beating iowa in wednesday's cy- hawk thriller, fourth-ranked iowa state back in action against arkansas pine- bluff. late in

into the boston area later on with some heavy downpours across rhode island and southeastern mass. there can be the rumble of thunder with the heavier downpours because the air mass will become that warm and humid. by the time we get to the morning commute the showers are pretty much a done deal and the skies can clear and we during the daylight hours of tomorrow. looks like a lot of sunshine coming up on wednesday with the skies mostly clear. the temperatures are closer to average. the weather pattern overall is still showing frequent mild periods than cold periods although it will be chilly for the upcoming weekend. weekend. here are the temperatures. worcester, boston, orange, lawrence, in the 40s with a light northeast wind and a lot of fog. the wind shifts south just below the mass pike and that's where the warm air is coming in with the southerly winds and that's why the temperatures have responded. and very mild to warm air off to the south. new york, washington, pittsburgh, raleigh, north carolina, there is your cold front and there is the chillier air. again consider the t

reporter rhodes says co is incompletely. the deadly gas can come from heating and cooking equipment. >> we cannot stress the importance of having your heating system, any of your heating appliances serviced by licensed contractors. reporter rhodes also says co can : also come from anything that has an engine, so never run a car or generator inside a closed vehicle exhaust pipes are not blocked by snow. the same goes for vents on the outside of your home for the dryer, stove and fireplace. all that snow has to go when we aren' t paying attention. reporter the centers for disease 2010, on average, four hundred and thirty people died per year from co poisoning. rhodes says the first sign is flu like symptoms and it progresses from there. >> if you leave that environment and get out to fresh air and you start to feel better that is a tell tale sign that you were suffering from carbon monoxide exposure. reporter the fire department : recommends checking your detectors once a month to make sure they are working. they say the same

it keeps me cool. >> change has also come to beauchamp's cellmate, joey rhodes. he has received permission to transfer to an all straight, male, general population dorm. >> i requested to be moved out of the first place that i was in. only because i had stalkers. it got a little hectic there. it wasn't what i was really expecting out of all of that. i was going there to say, hey, maybe i'll have more in common with these people. maybe i'll find better friends. every day i was getting two, three people coming to my window trying to get me to expose myself to them. and every time i would go take a shower i'd get people just coming in there, sitting on the benches, just kind of watching me. i was like, hello? it's kind of scary. i'm not going to lie. finally i talked to classification and they moved me out of there. but i'm in a great new pod. there's a lot of cool people here. a lot of cool new friends. it's interesting. >> while rhodes must keep his home sexuality under wraps in general population, he's met at least a few inmates willing to share their opinions. >

coming up on news 4 at 5 the nebraska basketball team was rhode island. mark's got the highlights from lincoln later in <<>> winter is making it's quick return here to siouxland with colder temperatures and even some wintry precipitation. the storm system that moved into the region saturday night is continuing to give us overcast and rainy conditions this evening. the rain is expected increase in intensity as we head throughout the night and as the begin to fall off, we may see the rain mix with and even change over to a little bit of snow. the low pressure center will begin to exit the region monday morning, leaving behind colder temperatures along with blustery winds. our next chance of snow comes on tuesday as another, more wintry system, moves into the mid-west. temperatures will continue their plummet as progess through our work week with highs back below freezing come thursday. see graphics night. are you looking to buy a car. we've got the latest safety the way it gives out safety ratings to new vehicles. from new tests ... to new dummies ... it's

nebraska faced a late deficit against rhode island on sunday..... find out... if the huskers completed the come-back when we return. scott: non-conference wins are up to conference play. alex walker explains with three games conference play, 6-4. starting with an upstart rhode island team, the huskers hope to finish strong before big ten play begins. nebraska back home for this one after wednesday's blowout loss to creighton. 1st half breakaway... shavon shields to tai webster... and 1 huskers lead 18-17 after the ft == then the rams got red hot kuran iverson back to back threes part of a -0 run rhode island with their biggest lead of 11 == still 1st michael jacobson to nick fuller... nice find... fuller dunk finish... tied career high 11 points.... == final seconds of the 1st half jarvis garrett hits a magic three at the buzzer rhode island up 37-32 at the break 2nd half high 19 points gets the takeaway... and the monster jam huskers only down by 2! career high 17 off the bench huskers rally from behind andeat rhode island 70-67 iowa state hosting arkansas pin

live in foxer it, rhode island, john oh, 7 news these men and women enjoying a special holiday meal in kuwait today. their deputy commanding general of operations was one many people serving them on christmas day. a gesture to recognize the >>> it's important to go out and many soldiers have been deployed multiple times during christmas and mother holidays. we want to thank them for their service and really tell them we appreciate what they do for our army and for our nation. >> anchor: troops were deployed to provide support for the fight against isis . >> anchor: up next on 7 news at 6:00, christmas with boston's cardinal. cardinal o'malley celebrates the season. how his holiday message isic in aing a difference in the hub. >> anchor: the rivalry rages on on. the pats preparing to ground the jets. we get you set for marquis match matchup in the meadowlands. >>> staying on top of breaking coming out of everett where a standoff has ended after a home burst into flames there. the suspect gives himself up to police before he starts that fire according to authorities we're staying on top

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rhodes was involved in an altercation with an individual who has yet to be identified. the offender shot him one time before fleeing the area. rhodes, a star high school basketball player attending virginia state university, was gunned down in the prime of his life. a high school athlete with the potential to have the world in the palm of his hands. unfortunately, due to senseless argument settled by gunfire, his true potential will never be known. on may 4, 2015, shakira ross was shot four times and killed sitting in her vehicle. ross was waiting for a friend to return when the offender approached the residence that her friend was in. the offender noticed ross in the vehicle and began firing. a total of eight rounds were shot. the offender has been arrested and is awaiting trial. ross was a 2014 graduate of the governor's school in richmond, virginia. i want to thank you all for letting me have this opportunity to be here. secondly, let me thank the men and women across the country who risk their lives every day, sometimes against unmatched odds, superior training, and

north out of rhode island as the city of boston. and so it will be briefly in the form of snow and sleet in the city, and then it's a cold rain in the city mid-morning through this afternoon, early afternoon. then it tapers off. slow to sleet the rain in the pink shading, basically 95 to 128 up through 495 i should say. then 495 and north it's snow and here's our storm system. the center of the storm going to our west. but that will put us on eventually the warm side of the storm. boston right now at 32. plymouth at 33. worcester 22. so there is some colder air that still needs to be dislodged. that's going to be the problem is getting rid of that cold air, which will be a slow process worcester hills, merrimack valley. that's why we have sleet and freezing rain for several hours this morning through first part of the afternoon. closer to the coastline, city of boston, it's snow and sleet early. then just a cold rain. and then it winds down for everyone as we work toward lunchtime. so how much snow and sleet on the way? again, lean

rhode island's famous dancing rhode island. >> he says he's also been denied jobs in east providence. he claims it's all because he participated in a counterprotest of the black lives matter movement. he'd been entertaining holiday shoppers there for decades. he says he loves the notoriety, but not the kind he's getting now. >> i need this for my pension, so i can live comfortably. children. i love doing it. >> he says other communities have hired him to dance this holiday season, but he's not saying where out of fear of protests. >>> two puppies who were stolen on the upper east side are now back with their owner this morning. a couple stole her bag with the puppies in them as she was leaving a store. the couple later approached a security guard in the city and asked him if he wanted the yorkshire terriers. the guard saw on social media the puppies to their owner. >> they've been with me since the day they came into the world. i was handling them from the moment they were born. >> well, they are just 6 weeks old. we're happy to say they're both safe and healthy. >> that's good. >>> i

providence, rhode island with a new record today. old record was 63 degrees. worcester tied their record. boston not close to it but still 62 is a high. norwood made it up to 66 waltham made it up to 64. here is a local those records. old record for boston, well, still the record, sorry, 65 in 1889 and 60 degrees for so a tie, we don't go down in the record books for anything specific today like we did yesterday. smashing those records, but there is this. only three times since record keeping began as boston ever recorded a high temperature that was 60 degrees or plus. today made the fourth time that has happened with a high of 62. normal high for this time of year, 39 degrees, wow, we were so far beyond that. it was quite impressive. but if you remember last year, we did make it up to 59 as a high last year so maybe this is becoming a new family tradition for you. you have your supper for christmas, you unwrap presents then you head out for a nice walk or two to enjoy the bike. 57 boston, 54 worcester. 51 norwood and it's not as soupy air mass tonight like we

the offender shot rhodes one time before fleeing the area. rhodes, a star high school basketball player attending virginia state university was gunned down in the prime of his life after high school athlete with the potential to have the world in the palm of his hands. unfortunately due to senseless argument settled by gunfire and killing rhodes, his true potential will never be known. on may 4, 2015, ross was shot four times and killed while sitting in a vehicle. ross was waiting for a friend to return. her vehicle -- when the offender approached the residence that her friend was in. the offender noticed ross in the vehicle and began firing into the vehicle. a total of eight rounds were shot into the vehicle. the defender in this incident has been arrested and is awaiting trial. ross was a 2014 graduate of the governor's school in richmond, virginia. i want to thank you all for letting me have this opportunity to be here. secondly, let me thank the men and women across the country who riske their lives every day, sometimes against unmatched

tied career high 11 points.... == 1st half magic three at the rhode island up 37-32 at the break 2nd half high 19 points gets the takeaway... and the monster jam huskers only down by 2! glynn watson had a career high 17 off the bench huskers rally from bebend and beat rhode island 70-67 arkansas pine- coming off a iowa... quarter......bridget and hits from deep...she finished with a game high 22 two minutes later.....its carleton again from distance....she buried 6 triples this afternoon.... third quarter now....cyclones rolling along....meredith burkhall gets one to fallll...iowa state up 17..... lead up to 19 now....make that 21....claire ricketts in the paint...isu dealing didis all over the court..... seanna johnsonwould get in on the perfeection....she finished with 11 points...... this one never in doubt....bryanna fernstrom a long two.....count it! iowa arkansas pine- bluf...70-41 the final. three days removed from winning the jim thorpe award, desmond king has team all american. interceptions this season, good for second in the nation. senior center austin named a third-team

emily: rhode island lawmakers are making another pitch to get curt schilling to testify. a first subpoena expired without ever being served to schilling, who lives in massachusetts. now they will issue a second. rhode island wants schilling to testify about his video gaming company that went belly up after guarantee. erika: another tough loss for the patriots. legarrette blount is out for the season. he was placed on injured reserve with a hip injury, after being hurt during sunday night's game in houston. blount took over as the top running back after dion lewis hurt his knee. emily: the new year is just days away. and here's a sure sign of that. the final two numbers have arrived for time square's 2016 sign. a flatbed truck delivered the 7-foot-tall 16 yesterday. i cannot believe another year is almost over. where has the time going? it is incredible. erika: it is hard to believe it is that time of year because it has been so warm. today tpwhel in hawaiian shirts. mike: 16 is usually the temp, not the year. it has been incredibly mild out there . most readings in the 40

and this rare sight off the coast of rhode island. this humpback whale was not shy kevin: mainly storm-free over the next several days, but you can see the endgame of colder air makes its way in. we will talk what your weekend coming up. sean: plus in today' s cook' s corner, a four-ingredient crockpot recipe perfect for your new years eve gathering that is josh:=== -- sean: just in this noon, exclusive new video of the so-called affluenza teen and how he and his mother spent their time on the run. the two were captured in puerto vallarta after a three week manhunt. the video shows ethan couch entering a butcher shop located across the street from where they were staying. his hair was died black, and he was wearing a hat. two days earlier, his mother visited the same place and tried to pay for food with u.s. dollars. the two first checked into another beachside resort, but a worker spotted them and tipped off authorities. the texas teen pled guilty in 2013 to driving drunk, killing four people, and was wanted for a parole violation af

glynn watson had a career high 17 off the bench huskers rally from behind and beat rhode island 70-67 alex the sioux city stampede have compiled a 16-7 record in their first two seasons as a program. the one thing missing? a league championship. the stampede held open tryouts this afternoon with hopes of adding some talent to their experienced roster. sioux city returns 10 all-league players from last year's team that fell in the mfa semifinals. head coach jason garnand has his championship and he is excited to kick off his 2016 campaign. "this year is going to be another exciting year. this is our third season in the league and the good thing is we have everybody coming back. our first two seasons, we were 16-7...and weve been close and really in this league you have to gel as a team and when you bring everyone back from the previous year...it gives you one step forward for making that happen." the stampede will play their home games in south sioux city this season. the 2016 schedule will be finalized in the next few weeks. to the pros....the chiefs have won six straight......hostin

. >> adam: high tension into rhode island. a robbery suspect on a roof for hours. families watched worried for their safety but when the police couldn't consequence him to come down the weather did. kim khazei has the story. >> i saw him on the back of the house and i saw the police up there. i was praying for them to make sure they were okay. >> reporter: neighbors crowded watching thomas morrison sit on his roof in providence, rhode island. >> he was wanted for first-degree robbery. police went to the house. he fled from the police and ended up on the roof. >> reporter: police say morrison wouldn't come down for more than two hours. emotional troubles. nervous. >> this is like, you know, unusual but they got a lot of calls for different things but this is more of a serious issue. hopefully the kid decides to come down. >> reporter: a team of police negotiators spoke to morrison until he came down sweater he had been wearing, kim khazei, 7 news. >> anchor: after spending two hours on the roof top morrison was shaken and shivering from the colds but wasn't injured.

you can see it's along the south coast of rhode island moving into parts of the south shore. also do want to point outhat there are a couple of flurries mass. don't be alarmed if you see them. they may just be around a couple of showers though over the vineyard and nantucket and all of this again lift to go the north and the east. so the future cast shows you it will be with us through about lunchtime. and the showers could get as far north as, say, boston. although i think 95 may be the cut-off. everybody else though will be today and it will also be on the breezy side and the cool side. winds are out of the north-northeast at about 10-15 miles per hour. and that's really where they're going to stay. they will be the strongest by the coastline especially along the cape and the islands. as far as temperatures today, shore. mid 40's in and around worcester and then down along the south shore, you're seeing the mid 47 duxbury. the cape and the islands in the upper 40's for highs today. and the rain chances should wind down once we get past lunchtime so the next three days look

. >> anchor: also on 7 high tension in rhode island. a robbery suspect up on a roof for hours wednesday. families in the neighborhood watched, worried for their safety but when police couldn't convince him to come down the weather did. kim khazei has the story. i saw him on the back of the house. and i saw the police up there. i was praying for them to make sure they were okay. >> reporter: neighbors crowded watching thomas morrison sit on his roof in providence, rhode island. >> he was wanted for first-degree robbery. police went to the house. he fled from the police and ended up on the roof. >> reporter: police say morrison wouldn't come down for more than two hours. he has had emotional troubles. people watching it all were nervous. >> this is like, you know, unusual but they got a lot of calls for different serious issue. hopefully the kid decides to come down. >> reporter: a team of police negotiators spoke to morrison until he came down from the roof without the sweater he had been wearing, kim khazei, 7 news. >> anchor: after spe

ed: rhode island lawmakers are making another pitch to get curt schilling to testify. a first subpoena expired without ever being served to schilling, who lives in massachusetts. now they will issue a second. rhode island wants schilling to testify about his video getting a $75 million state loan guarantee. schilling has never publicly explained why his company failed. io gaming company that went belly up aftera major decision on your money will come tomorrow. heather: the federal reserve is expected to raise interest rates. that means you could end up paying more for your credit cards, car loans or mortgage. interest rates have been at record-low levels since the economic collapse in 2008. it would be a sign that the central bank is confident about the economy's recovery. >> a new hampshire man hurt by a rock flying through his windshield and the request he has for police. ed: hit by a rock that smashed through his windshield. tonight a new hampshire man is talking about the crash that nearly took his life. it been nearly a year heather: doctors are stunned by the pro

down through block island, newport rhode island stretching back into con. this wall of water is moving through southern new england through the next few hours. the sex several hours. locally, out through the worcester hills. reduced visibility down to about a quarter of a mile. temperature in boston 50 degrees. it does not feel like december. this is about 10 degrees above this average for this time of year. low to mid 50s south of the city where we've had some cooler air stuck. we're in the low 40s. merrimack valley. forecast model going through over the next several hours and you can see that rain continuing through at least eight or 9:00, maybe even 10, 11:00. after that we start to dry out overnight tonight, at least in terms of the steadyest of the rainfall expecting a lot clouds tomorrow morning. not much rain tomorrow morning. agent we will get another round of a couple of isolated showers for the afternoon. especially on eastern mass down at the southeastern mass. not completely 100% dry on friday, just not nearly as widespread as what we're seeing

erika: a strange sight has people talking in rhode island. take a look. it is a humpback whale breaching in narragansett bay. the whales typically head for caribbean waters this time of year to breed, but a spokesman for new england aquarium says, if the whale is a juvenile it' s not completely uncommon for it to stay behind in new england. higher than normal water temperatures might also be playing a role in this. randy: a local man accused of threatening a snow plow driver. the case of snow rage under investigation. also, a plane landing mistake in seattle. the potential catastrophic consequences. and the fbi taking a closer look at a fiery plane crash. the pilot who should have never been in the cockpit. and we are looking at the mass announcer: one candidate tough enough to take on the bully... jeb bush: donald, you're not going to be able to insult your way to the presidency. that's not going to happen. (applause) announcer: one candidate tough enough to take on isis. jeb will destroy isis... and keep america safe. jeb bush: the united states should

rhode island, maine, eastern massachusetts, rhode island, connecticut river valley and western parts of the state until 9 a.m. this morning, and we need that sun to come up shortly after 7:00 and start to burn away at the clouds. otherwise cloudy and not foggy out there. mild in spots across southeast. 50s. we will have to watch for a few sprinkles in a thicker clouds across the cape and islands. overall, once that fog moves out of here anticipating breaks of sunshine by midday into the afternoon and temperatures respond once again getting close to 60. i will tell you what to expect in your town. a check of the traffic with. >> julie: julie thank you, sarah, yes, fog will be the story of the morning. we will be watching that closely. we don't know where the fog will be on this map in particular because we have live cameras. pike through framingham through the weston tolls. looking good but volume is light. live drive times. 25 minutes on the pike from 495 to mass ave. 9 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike. 29 minutes from 495 south to the leverett connector

erika: a rhode island girl gets a special christmas gift. the anonymous surprise helping her entire family. doug: recapping one of our top stories. malden police are searching for the hit-and-run driver who hurt street when she was hit. cindy? cindy: we've got a wintery mix on the way for tomorrow. the impact it will have on your tuesday morning commute. morning. a rhode island girl receives a doug: the good deed is getting some attention this morning. cerebral palsy. her parents have been looking years but haven't been able to find one that fits her needs. but on christmas morning the family discovered a new set of wheels outside their home with a bow and card from the mystery today. there are nice people out there. what the true meaning of christmas is. doug: the coates family hopes the gift-giver comes forward so they can property thank them. erika: really great. doug: they probably did just properly thank them right there. erika: true, doug. back from your wireless doug: the moves to make now to get cash. weakest public records laws in t

massachusetts and rhode island have granted the issues of nearly 350 children. erica richie, fox25 news. >> anchor: and an amazing turnout for coats for kids drive. dozens of people stopped by the furn store to be donate gent used and new keats. new coats. those coats are cleaned for free by the cleaners and then given to families in need. >> oh, my god. i can't believe how many people have showed up and we filled the bin twice, and people tbrig in brand new coats. it's unbelievable, the generosity of the people in this area knowing that there's such a need. >> so many generous people out there. thanks, to you all because this drive aims to collect 60,000 coats every year and it works with several social soirs agencies, shelters and schools families. >> meteorologist: somebody had to say it at the fox25 studios. that was my job today. mid-40s quob the average temperature for the first weekend of december and we're going to be more 10 degrees monday. now, believe it or not the record high for tomorrow is 72 so nowhere near record but still well above normal. unti

we are back with president obama's deputy national security adviser ben rhodes.en, the president said he had authorized u.s. forces almost from day one to take out terrorists abroad. those were his words, take out terrorists. does that mean going out and killing as many of these terrorist leaders as possible? >> well, wolf, if you look at the track record of this president from when he took office, we've been in a methodical campaign to remove terrorists from the battlefield. we steadily degraded al qaeda, we took out osama bin laden, we took out a number of terrorist leaders. whether that's in afghanistan, pakistan, somalia, yemen, now in syria. i think we've had many debates for instance over the use of drones over the years. i think over the course of the last seven years people can see that every time we face a threat this president's been willing to authorize force to take out terrorist who is threaten the united states. >> or when you use the words take out you mean kill, right? >> well, absolutely if that's necessary. in some instances where you've been ab

the rival twin river casino in rhode island is believed to have generated more than expected. rhode island officials worry that the new massachusetts casino just 11 miles away would hurt their bottom line. >>> 6:39. the mother of a fallen soldier is hope is hoping to preserve his memory with a local park. the down of drake ut has set aside the land for the water front park. the plan is for a dock, green space and seating area. now time for fund raising. the park is estimated to cost $500,000. the mother of army specialist matthew bulay says it is what her son deserves. >> for you and me and everybody in this country. and we should tell him that he meant something. >> gene: she has set up a go fund me account. we have a link to it on myfoxboston.com. >> julie: traffic and weather a 53-minute drive from 495 in landover down to the zakim bridge. shiri. >> shiri: the winds are chipping about worcester at 33-mile-per-hour gust there is 33-mile-per-hour gust there is. 29-mile-per-hour in plymouth. winds strengthen into the afternoon easily gusting 30 if not 40 miles per hour. a coup

within 10 months, three young teens have been arrested in barrington rhode island for sexting. a 17, 15 and 12-year-old has crimes. rhode island's aclu executive director says the investigators were overzealous and that investigations should be handled differently. >> having sit down with kids, whether it is parents. whether it is counselors to explain to them why it is a bad idea to do these things. >> sara: barrington's police chief said he wants to educate kids of using technology properly. >>> a new hampshire father is accused driving drunk with two children in his pickup truck. charge christopher surlan with aggravated dwi and endangering the welfare of a child. his truck hit a car around 6:15. he drove off but hit another car a few minutes later. he will be arraigned next monday. >>> high school students across the country are using a new anonymous app to bully each other. those parent and administrator those parent and administrators are just out in the afterschool app is design the afterschool app is designed to be accessed by teens and let them write on message board s

this stretches down into northern rhode island around cumberland. and then through the sea coast of new hampshire going from one radar site to another. there's some other spots in southern new hampshire getting heavier rain too. this is the first part of the warm front that's pushing bring warmer air so temperatures will rise overnight rather than fall as they typically do at night. then there's the cold front. in this red tornado watches and warnings. right now these cells in particular, this one in mississippi and this one in kentucky are tornado warning cells, two of the many we've seen this afternoon. there's much damage being reported an seen in pictures on twitter, certainly. hopefully there aren't going to be casualties. we know there's a lot of damage for homes an buildings. more rain, heavy rain tonight, so we are not talking -- i'll be tracking that through the area. it will continue into the early morning hours. let's fast forward into the morning. showers first thing in the morning. clouds start to break up but they're going to be tough

a one-on-one with russia's vladmir putin on syria: (sot: ben rhodes/ deputy nat'l security advisor :47-:49) "the urgency should be on finding common ground." more on syria today...with turkey's president but the crowning achievement here - a global climate change deal - has yet to be announced. the u-s is insisting it not be called treaty, so it doesn't have to be approved by congress. 180 nations have agreed to reduce emissions. but how? how much? and when? those questions back to you. >> beijing continues to suffer air pollution today as extremely hazardous levels of pollutants engulf the chinese capital. visibility was cut to several hundred yards, as buildings receded into thick smog. the persistent smog also caused heavy traffic on roads leading to the city's bususess district. europe's most powerful solar power plant is set to be inaugurated today in france. construction began on the 404-million-dollar plant in november of last year. the plant sits on more than 617 acres of land. earlier this month, the 300 megawatt project was fully connected to france's electric grid.d. the par

president, i yield the floor to senator whitehouse of rhode island. the presiding officer: the senator from rhode island. mr. whitehouse: mr. president, one of the features of our trip to paris was the presence of america's corporate leaders there urging us on, and we not only met with significant corporate leaders like people from citigroup and pg & e and others, but they were cheering us on publicly and advertisements like this one taken out by the food and beverage industry calling on a strong paris climate agreement. and the companies who signed this include mars. if you like m & m's, you like mars. general mills, coca-cola and pepsico, hershey and nestle, kellogg, unileaver and others. the food and beverage industry was joined by an advertisement from some of america's apparel leaders, v.f. corporation based in north carolina which produces northface and timberland and a whole variety of other very, very well-known and popular drandz. adidas, the shoe manufacturer. levi's. if you know jeans, you know levi's. gap which has stores all over the coun

george's school in middletown, rhode island. the new investigation found 23 students were sexually abused by three employees in the 1970s and 80s. three other staff members were involved in sexual misconduct with individual students. rhode island state police are now investigating. >>> daniel: u.s. marshall hunting for serial bank robber on the run in new england. suspect seven robberies in vermont and new hampshire. martin also has close ties in the springfield area. investigators believe he is addicted to drugs. >> that's what makes us so worried about him, he is brazen about it and doing it frequently nobody knows his state of mind. place on monday in credit union in ludlow, vermont. he has been a fugitive since december 1st when he skipped a court appearance and marshall is offering $5,000 reward. >> catherine: happen today a local chipolte is set to open after over 100 people got norovirus from a sick employee. the closed sign had been taken off the door. the city closed down the cleveland circle location on december 7th. s

. >> host: jack is calling in from providence, rhode island. jack, please go ahead with your question or comment for p.j. o'rourke. >> caller: yes, hi, good afternoon first of all. >> guest: hi, jack. >> caller: hi. happy thanksgiving to the both of you. we're going to have a good one here. the question i have -- >> guest: good. >> caller: -- basically is this. i'm going to put you on the spot a little bit, mr. o'rourke. >> guest: all right. sure. >> caller: years ago gail sheehy wrote a book, i think it's been pretty much taken off the shelves, about the man who changed the world. she was, like, praising mikhail gorbachev. this was in the late '80s, early '90s. >> guest: yes, yes. >> caller: and making him, like, into jesus christ pretty much. now -- >> guest: yeah. >> caller: you know, that's one short, and it was proven that ronald reagan basically cleaned his clock, in particular in reykjavik, you know? ronald reagan cleaned his clock. and one other point i want to make. i'll never forget this, i saw this in a book, i can't recall which one

john d rockefeller's son married the daughter of aldrich of rhode island, the greatest politician in the united states. so the great moneymaker and to the greatest politician and in ldricharriage produced a rockefeller, vice president of the united states. this is constantly changing. not is partly -- it may service these people. this is the world they live in and worked in. ,ou take a family, howard baker wonderful senator and so forth. .is father was a congressman when his father died, his mother took the seat, which is often the case, widow succession. somebody wrote a book that was called, "over his dead body." so he had a mother and father in into theand he married family of the leader of the party and they had children. one child ran for office and did not make it. and she died and he married griffith. a sender from kansas -- senator from kansas, his father -- whose father ran for president. look at that collection of people, not because they were seeking power, it was just how they lived. it was you you went to dinner with -- who you went to dinner with, who they enjoyed. i se

parts of connecticut rhode island and cape cod. pockets of dense fog until tomorrow morning. limited visibility. these of the temperatures that we will have some sun for a while in the morning. the wind is going to come out of the east. it will prevent from reaching 60 tomorrow. rainfall today was just about a quarter of an inch in boston. we are not getting much rain. this is the third rainy day in about a week. this is some juicy tropical moisture down to the south. you see the clouds are ready over pennsylvania. the rain should hold off through the morning and into the afternoon. clouds will be thickening in the morning. if it does, the heaviest rain we could go to 70 degrees are even a little higher. it will stay mild into thursday night as well. most of the rain will be coming at night. the record warmth on thursday. the record should be broken if not shattered. near record warmth for christmas day. a little bit cooler on saturday. we may turn a little bit milder on sunday. next week. ed: heather: the chance for steve harvey to redeem himself after his mistake at the mis

. >> rhodes scholar. and he, and because of the fact that he's jewish, the jewish book council has imlom glommed on to him, and i'm doing synagogues in various places, and we're combining those events with service projects. with mission continues service projects. >> and -- [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] >> part of it is going to take place in the middle east. and a lot of it's going to take place in israel. >> [inaudible] >> yes, i did. >> i like him a lot. a couple of big stories on you. [inaudible] i want to write books, and the opening scene, whatever it's about -- [inaudible] [laughter] terminal two is where india or pakistan, all the world's airlines fly in, the biggest sort of melting pots. it's one of the greatest scenes i've ever seen is that terminal. [inaudible] >> i know. [inaudible conversations] >> it really is very, very plugged in. i talk to them for five minutes -- >> the italian restaurant in the crown prince's military reserve, do you know about that place? >> inside the place? >

we've already broken a record in providence, rhode island. it's coming in, boston right now we have not broken a record, the record is 61 degrees, i do think we'll break it this morning. 50 in the city right now, 100%. providence, 69 now. the record hit 65 just last half-hour, 63 in tauton, 64 in falmouth, and we are in the 40s north and west of town. there is a warm front that is going to be lifting northward during the course of the morning and early afternoon, ha air. just a couple leftover showers, more like sprinkles, no sprinkles from sudbury, a couple pockets of drizzle, they end and temperatures rise into the 60s, tops out near 70s, and we'll probably touch that in a couple communities. record warm and gusty winds, you are going to notice that, gusting up to 30 miles per hour, mild through the evening. temperatures still in the 60s with the sunset at 45:05:02, if you are heading out to work, you are seeing a great drive so far, be careful of work crews who are finishing up out there. other than that all major routes are speed limit, y

the victim was rushed to the doing. people talking in rhode island. take a look. that's a humpback whale beaching in narragansett bay. -- breaching, i should say. waters this time of year to breed. aquarium says, if the whale is a juvenile it's not completely uncommon for it to stay behind in new england. higher than normal water temperatures might also be playing a role. olessa: a local man accused of threatening a snowplow driver. the case of snow rage under investigation. and the f.b.i. taking a closer look at this fiery plane crash. praised as one of america's best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. bernie sanders passed more amendments in a republican congress than any other member. cracked the gridlock with john mccain to strengthen veterans' healthcare. bernie sanders. a consistent, principled, and effective leader. building a future to believe in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders randy: good morning. news to go time. everything wrapped up in about 15 minutes. we are looking at the city of boston at this hour. it is cold out there. cindy: it is cold. ski resor

. >>> a fire rocking a rhode island home, one person jumps out to try to save their life. >>> just after 6:30 this saturday morning, thank you for making us a part of your day. i'm kris anderson. this is the day after christmas, a lot of kids unwrapping the presents and wanting to get out and play with them. does the weather look as good as it did yesterday. >>> not as good as yesterday, 65 is the high in boston, and 63 tied the record for worcester, relatively cooler today, but days, still warm by december standards, and mild currently, mid-40s points southeast of boston. points to southwest to 495 in the upper 30s with a thin layer of clouds out there. again, i said relatively cooler, it's still mild and about 10 degrees above-normal for this time of year. we are expecting wet weather to work in overnight tonight. it will come in the form of rain again, rather than snow, highs today looking at the upper 40s, close to 50 in most locations, but hopefully, you got that new coat as you got in to underneath the tree for christmas is what i'm trying to say, because we will need it as we get

the visibility is lower. providence, rhode island. we will see a little speck of moderate to heavy rain. it' s not impossible there could be a rumble of thunder. some of those heavy downpours, perhaps one or two to get into the boston area. another disturbance tracks east. it keeps the clouds here. it could be just a touch of rain and a little bit better chance. that would be by the boards tomorrow evening in the sky will be able to clear. when they clear, the colder air mass will start moving in. and we will add wind to it on saturday. he feeling day on saturday were there can be snow showers or snow squalls in the terrain of worcester county and out in the berkshires. you can even track to the coast line. overall, we will see the skies become completely clear. it will be late friday night , about a 36 hour shot. right now, temperatures in the 40' s north and west of austin. we will have the storm track right across the region. the slightly cooler air will be to the north. just a slight chance of the rumble of thunder. down around th

the best chance for milder temperatures will be across southern massachusetts, rhode island and connecticut. if we stay on the warm side we could hit some record highs. we probably will be a little were forecasting 59. one will be extreme or any other will be just a little above average -- warmth and the other will be just a little above average. here's the seven-day forecast. sunday into monday we will see rain develop. it will continue on monday with showers and gusty winds. it stays mild for the midweek. we have a schoolyard shout out for tonight. a midshipman to -- we have a great group of second graders here. the weather video is here. everyone is asking why this happens. how does this happen? let's see what happens. a lot of people might be curious about this story. >> talk about getting into the growing this epic here two years ago and he uses the beard to spread messages of support such as this one, the blue, white and red of france with the eiffel tower. he did this after the terror attacks in paris. he is using his beard to raise awareness for things such as breast cancer. he is a

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his preschool delivered to rhode gift caleb made for mm before his test. -- four -- for mom before his death. return calls today about the interaction with the landlord violations. phil: yesterday, pulling a woman who was unconscious out to safety. arms and legs. they officer -- they also helped expand others get out. for smoke inhalation. j.c.: one of the teenagers shot morning has died. -- at the scene. john: it happened early in the morning, before 9:00. he attacked . >> he just kept on repeating, like, m i going to die? are you going to let me die to mark -- let me die? there was blood all over. it was just horrible. john: police say it appears someone in a lack act euro shot the teenagers -- in a black acura shot the teenagers. >> my brother is here. john: tonight, police are still looking for the suspects. j.c.: new at 6:00, revere police are looking for this man , vicheth so, charged with two counts of murder and one count of armed assault with intent to murder. phil: an indictment with carlos ortiz. fernandez was convicted of killing odin lloyd, and another friend has pled not

take a look this rare sight in the cold waters off rhode island. a 50-foot humpback whale was spotted having some fun way. humpback whales typically year. most prefer the warmer waters farther south through the winter months. yes, that's right... has been shaking things up in the philippines. during a christmas eve service he used the toy to glide in and out of rows of churchgoers... singing and trying to energize the crowd. this video of him has gone viral. but not everyone was impressed. church leaders issued a statement saying he has been reprimanded... and promises to never do it again. finally.. the a-b-c's from space. nasa just released a set of pictures taken by satellites and astronauts called "reading the alphabet from space." here are just a few. you can check out the entire alphabet at nasa.gov. for more stories trending right if you want to sound off.. visit us on twitter. our handle is @ktnv.. and use the hashtag nowtrending. anchors adlib and toss to bryan sunshine will stick around for new year eve and new years day as a dry area of

map but especially south of boston we got a couple spots for the south shore, over to providence, rhode island, southcoast, we are picking up drizzle. 44 from portsmouth to lawrence to boston and plymouth and this and boston terror with clouds right now a little bit misty and damp out there, but by 1:00 p.m. we got a more widespread drizzle, 49 , lower 50s will do it for highs this afternoon, versus somewhere worcester like 47 where it is going to be very foggy, check out visibility near zero right massachusetts. it stays foggy and damp all day and stays cooler. we have only got 40s on tap this afternoon, so north and west of boston staying cooler, south and east of the city stays a little warmer and future cast hour-by-hour here does have more of these patchy showers developing into early afternoon between one and four going to turn widespread but it is still going to be on the light to moderate side. after 4:00 p.m. future cast on your screen here tends to turn heavier, we get pockets of heavy rain through the evening commute, some of the heaviest rain of all expected over southeaster