local ad voc john rosenthal is there. he sat on a panel with the surgeon general about the heroin crisis ravaging the state. >> i hope he will use the balance of his term, the rest of this year, to draw attention to the epidemic of gun vinyls and opiod addiction. >> rosenthal was a guest of senator ed marquee. >>> ten u.s. navy sailors are held after their boats drifted into iranian waters. the two small vessels were in the persian gulf when one developed mechanical problems. secretary of state john kerry saying tonight he spoke with iran's foreign minister and has been assured that the crews will be released wednesday morning. in a pedestrian crash earlier. the 88-year-old was killed, and the driver of the car responsible did stop. >>> fox 25 is the only tv station when massachusetts lawmakers get an up close look at the marijuana industry in colorado. we're live in colorado, and vanessa, they got to go the whole process today from seeds to sale. >> reporter: it was an eight-hour field trip that started at a lab where ma

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dave rosenthal was the executive of the year. from most have century, he served as the general manager and he will finally be inducted under his leadership, they have been one of the most successful teams in minor league baseball. -- put old dominion on the sports map, leading the monarchs time when women's basketball was just beginning to obtain national confidence. -- of the great rebounder's in national history, he had and extending -- he had an outstanding career. this video is him as number 34 in the 1985 game. --, a former virginia linebacker who enjoyed a 50 year nfl career with the pittsburgh steelers and new york jets. he was a two-time pro bowl selection and two-time super bowl champion. they will be joined by charlie stoops, who was in super bowl three against joe namath and the jets. the quarterback and star at crestwood high school was a player at maryland state college he returned home and was the assistant principal at the oscar smith high school. that fills up the classy induction ceremony on april 30 in boards my

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david rosenthal has been trying to get the word out and is concerned about those in an age bracket thateen a spike in infections. >> we can bring new cases of hiv down if everyone that needs to be on prep could get on prep. >> it could have changed a lot of things for you. >> it could have. >> he is now a council at an lgbt services center. >> i want to see a change and i want to see a change in my generation. >> he is hoping his story will motivates other young people to be safe and healthy. kenneth craig, bell moore new york. >> the centers for disease control and prevention there are about 40,000 hiv infections diagnosed each year. >>> the american academy of pediatrics says many vaccines and drugs stockpiled in case of emergency are only approved for adults. they recommend stockpiling medicine appropriate for children. >>> another study shows how musicians' brains work depending on the mood of their music. university of california researchers found the type of emotion being expressed draws on different part of the brains creative network. their brains were scanned while playing a sm

another guest was rosenthal and gun violence prevention. ordinance exempt people over 60 from shoveling sidewalks and also exempt are people with disabilities. jackson tells the globe he got the idea from 80-year-old who was told him she was unable to shovel last winter. he says young people could be hired to shovel for residents over 60. >> gene: one after another tickets keep flying out of powerball machines as they tickets everyday. fox 25 michael henrich live inside convenience store in methuen which is the largest retailer in the state and very busy today, michael. >> michael: number one lotto retailer in the bay state. take my word for it and told me sold 26,000 powerball tickets, substantial amount and there's powerball hysteria across the commonwealth and many having extra staff on hand and deal with the demand and peak sales times will likey be between five and seven this evening and realize coming home from work and running out of time to get the chance at $1.5 billion. people we spoke with this are dreaming of prices big and smal

phil rosenthal was the executive producer of "everybody loves raymond," and now he's in front of the camera with his travel and lifestyle show, "i'll have what phil's having," currently on netflix. i talked about the transition from behind the screen to front and center. >> i studied theater in school. in school, you don't know there's writing, directing, and producing, abut that's what i did, but transition to writing came when we wrote a show for ourselves to be in, and i realized, oh, i can now eat something more than tuna every night if writing is like a hair above acting in the world in terms of getting a job, so i went to hollywood, and i started writing, and then i was lucky enough to create that show, and that took me nine years, but during that show, i found this love of travel and food and i took ray ramano himself and took him to italy. he was not happy to travel. he did not want to travel. he never traveled before. i saw what happened to ray the character happened to ray the person. >> i remember that one. >> exactly right. that was the seed i saw in him, i said, if i cou

phil rosenthal is the creator of "everyone loves raymond." now he is in front of the camera with his travel and lifestyle show. i will have what phil's having. it is currently available on netflix. i spoke to him about his transition behind the screen to front and center. >> i studied theater in school. it you always a -- when you are a kid you don't know there is writing, producing and directing. i'd watch tv and see the actors and think i want to be funny like them. that's what i did. the transition to writing came when friends of mine wrote a show for ourselves to be in and something more than tuna fish for dinner every night. writing is a hair above acting a job. so i went to hollywood. i started writing. then i was lucky enough to create that show. that took me nine years, but during that show, i found this love of travel and food and i took ray romano himself and we did an episode in italy. he was not happy to travel. he didn't want to travel. he never traveled before. i saw what happened to ray, the character happen to ray the person.

senator elizabeth warren has invute -- invited a student to highlight the student problems and john rosenthal and representative katherine clark organizer from weston and richie neal will be turned by the attorney general to highlight the opioid epidemic and you can watch the state of the union armed here tonight. >> the family of a woman murdered in her home decade ago still dealing with the painful emotions that go with the crime. her killer went before the parole board today trying to get his freedom. >> it was a difficult afternoon for the family of core right now 1991. to the historic details, including how the murderer hilled his crime for years. >> donald craffey told the jury he was sorry. >> all i want to do is express how remorseful i am. >> i'll never accept his apology, never. who suffered from m.s. was raped and murdered in 1991 by craffey, a close friend of her brother. >> i just remember that i blindly slashed at her and stabbed her. >> what was she saying to you? >> don't hurt me. i'm your friend. >> that's what she was saying the whole time you were raping her? >> she said, y

i spent six very long days with andrew rosenthal, and i thought there was ways to improve his brand.ut there were rants... andrew: e-mail me the...schedule! -lemonis: ...and abuse... -andrew: who the... do you think you are, staring me down? lemonis: ...and more rants. woman: that's not fair. andrew: what are you talking about?! woman: don't even go there. lemonis: you don't know how to treat people. andrew: what people? the staff? lemonis: us people. andrew: [ laughs ] lemonis: and this was one that i simply just had to walk away from. but every once in a while, difficult people do surprise me. nancy: whose phone number is tammy's?! whose number is this on tammy's piece of paper? tom: you want to start airing the dirt, nance? maybe you shouldn't have been at a wedding and [bleep] some guy in a bathroom! -lemonis: remember these two? -nancy: the deal's off! lemonis: tom etheridge and nancy pappas. they owned worldwide trailers. nancy: nancy pappas. nice to meet you. tom: hey, marcus. tom etheridge. lemonis: when they weren't fighting and backstabbing, this former couple ran a company

. >> rosenthal said, however, once trump moved significantly away from his base his feet may be held to the fire. the real test will be the nomination if he gets the party nomination. >> phil's reports begin tomorrow at 4:30. >> the first steps of a dramatic transformation taken today. >> pushing back the start of the school in one local district. why it's considering the big change and concerns about the impact outside the classroom. >> storm developing off the southeast coast. i'm looking to how close that will come to us come friday. i've got the latest. >> and the man who drops the ceremonial puck he joins an exclusive drug with a historic win. who is you can save 30% or more. >> governor charlie baker has put out his budget for 2017. a virtually $40 billion budget. $39.6. spending plan is $335 million in the red brought into the balance by diverting millions from the state's rainy day fund and does not include new taxes. >> we continue to make critical investments in our communities, in public schools, in the department of children and families, in our efforts to combat the hero

if to put an exclamation point on his inclusion four months later he survived what police call an rosenthal was never [ inaudible ] but was nominated for his skimmie star dust. >> he feels this is an as persian on his character. >> reporter: rosen thal went in. >> until we get to the black book stage we really can't exclude somebody from a casino. >> tom: tom hawley news 3. >> reed: good to hear oscar goodman's voice. sounds the same today. >>> once you are in the black book the only way to get out is pass away. there are currently 32 names on the list not counting one who died a few weeks ago. you will find all the names and photos on tom hawley's facebook page. >> marie: if you want to hear oscar goodman rail against the evils of the black book it is the subject of a dipper he is -- dinner he is hosting tomorrow. price is $150 a plate. >> reed: coming up, tomorrow in a segment we love called the good stuff, natural disasters often bring out the best in our. so many people step forward to help. tomorrow we're going tell you resourceful way to help out his community in their moment of crisi

cameron rosenthal, a friend said jennings had already started to put his life back together, including making a living waiting tables. >> he was doing great. his guests loved him. he moved up to serving about three months after i got there, and yeah, his guests loved him, gave rave reviews, he's, your best churcher. >> jennings voluntarily turned himself in to authorities to serve out the remainder of his sentence, about 10 weeks. corrections officials are still trying to track down seven prisoners who have not turned themselves in and remain at large. >> we are actively searching for them, so i think that will get everyone. i think that we will have confinement, time owed, paid, it may take a little bit of time. >> it's also taking time to review the sentencing errors which date back more than a decade. sabrina register, al jazeera, washington. >>> michigan's attorney general is opening an investigation to see if any law us have been violated in flint. this as the governor asks president obama to declare a federal emergency in the county to release federal aid to cope with the water c

rosenthal has been working to get the word about 13 to 24 years old like lowman. and it's an age bracket that seen a spike in infections as overall hiv rates have dropped. >> i think we can bring the new cases of hiv down so dramatically if everyone that needs to be on can get on. >> reporter: he is a counselor at lbgt service sent fire want to see a change and a change in my generation. >> reporter: he is hoping the story will motivate others to stay healthy and safe. so the cdc says there are about 40,000 hiv infection diagnosed in the u.s. each year. and which moons it's a problem. we can prevent it and people athigh risk that's huge. >> it canly with a pill that's available -- techly with a pill that's -- particularly with a pill that's available. it's not. >> >> reporter: who thought about that turns out our pets living in home with a smoker are at higher risk for weight gain and cats are affected even more than dogs and perhaps because of their self-grooming which causes them to breath in more toxins and, of course, one way to protect your pets is to smoke o

. >> reporter: another guest of the state of the soon jonathan rosenthal for gun prevention and works with bay state police department to fight drug addiction. >>> south korea reportedly fired warning shots along the board we are north korea. a drone from the north crossed into north korean territory. tensions are high between the two nations following a nuclear test by north korea last week. >>> now 4:37. and happening today, we are just hours away from the huge powerball drawing. at 1.5 billion. and you can get that is going to go up as more people buy tickets. stores across the state are making plans to deal with the big crowds expected to line up for tickets today. we talked to the manager of desoro's market and he plans to open a second machine and dedicate it just for powerball tickets. 85% of all possible powerball combinations will be bought by the time the numbers are drawn. >> every time the lottery is drawn, everybody comes to buy their lottery tickets. everyone wants a piece of that. >> i think if they already have their tickets people are like i want to get one more. that

and rosenthal never arrested in vegas but nominated for his role feels strongly this is a hit on his character and he will not let it take place without swinging. in. for gaming mission a fire wall. >> until we get to the black book stage we cannot really >> repor >> anchor: once you are in the black book so far the only way to get out is to pass away. there are currently 32 names on the list. weeks ago. you can find the names and photos on tom hawley's facebook page. this is what we have for hero segment tomorrow. he is a las vegas firefighter serving the community by rescuing people from burning homes. but on his own time tod and his family touched many more lives by leading a effort to fill empty stomachs. for seven years family giving out warm feels homeless. it happens rain or shine every tuesday morning. volunteers that come with a homemade dish. >> difficult. because you know it is like they are sleeping. in the cold. or the heat. and you have compassion for them. you know, you want them to get out of that. you know, and have a normal life.

. >> david rosenthal has been working to get the word out. he's concerned about 13, 24- year-olds like lowman in an age bracket. that's seen a spike in infections. >> i think we can bring the new cases of hiv down so dramatically. for something like you it could have changed a lot of things. >> i want to see the change. i want to see a change in my generation. >> he's hoping his story will motivate other people to stay safe and healthy. >> the cdc said there are about 40,000 hiv infections diagnosed in the united states each year. call it a cold-hearted act. parents and latested and accused of -- arrested and accused of leaving their children in a cold care while they went in a casino. >>> and vowing to take action whether congress is with him or not. how republicans are vowing to stop the president's new gun we'll be right back. >>> shattered windshield and slashed tires canceled school in one district. good evening. >> the damage to the school bus fleet was so exex -- so extensive classes had to be canceled. here's more. >> reporter: 60 sch

cameron rosenthal said that jennings was putting his life back together. >> the guests loved him. and he always got great reviews. and he was a great server and amazing. >> a couple weeks ago, jennings volunteered turn himself into authorities to serve the remainder of his sentence. they are trying to track down prisoners who have not turned themselves in and are at large. >> i think that we will get everyone, and have confinement time od owed paid. and it may take a little time. >> reporter: it's also taking time to review the sentencing errors that date back a decade. >> so the washington state legislature and the governor's office are investigating the release of thousands of prisoners, in what it calls a management failure at the department of corrections. up next, the bernie sanders campaign has a lot of momentum, but can he win over black americans? and oil prices plunge, and the ripple affect in the world economy. >> tonight, republican be presidential candidates will debate for the first time this year in north charleston, south carolina. tackling issues facing the economy

looked at me like he was totally crazy but he did do an amazing thing for me, he called elizabeth rosenthal who is a doctor. some of you must have -- and she said she went to harvard medical school and she was working as a journalist full time, doing a little medicine on the side. this is and how you do things. go back to medical school and see if you can write for the local paper, try to get a portfolio and send me your stuff so i end ed up going to the st. louis post-dispatch and i met a fellow there, very good guy, an editor named john curley who had grown up in manhattan and he took a liking to me and admired my gumption asking for an internship and in the end offered me an internship, and faced with this decision how do i do an internship at the st. louis post-dispatch when i am in medical school. i had this opportunity and don't want to do it and they are going to keep track. i can't be away from mid school for a large amount of time and he said there are many hours in the day. i just remember that and i thought i am going to just go with this. i went to the scene was post-dispatch an

mets who are also in pursuit of hill are not willing to go beyond three years according to rosenthal but sources say that he prefers to stay here. with the mets -- >> don't go down there. never win a championship with the nationals. stay here. all right florida prosecutor decided not to file charges in a domestic disturbance case involving chapman and his girlfriend . they say conflicting accounts and insufficient evidence made a conviction unlikely. police in davy, florida previously closed october 30th incident for similar reasons. a proposalled trade of chapman from the cincinnati reds from los angeles dodgers fell apart after incident made public. chapman then traded to yankees last month, and there was a lot krit are schism about that because of this cloud that was over him. hockey u now devils hosted ottawa at the rock. devils score five times in the first period and senators never score. irony new york city annual winter jam festival, ironic here. there you go scheduled for tomorrow the winter jam. canceled because of too much winter. because you have that blizzard headed our

cameron rosenthal a friend and co-worker says jennings had already start today put his life back togetheruding making a living waiting tables. >> he was doing great. his guests loved him. he moved up to serving about three months after i got there. and his -- yeah, his guests loved him. always gave rave reviews, he's great, he's your best server, he's amazing. >> reporter: a couple of weeks ago jennings voluntarily turned himself in to authorities to serve out the remainder of his sentence. about 10 weeks. corrections officials are still trying to track down seven prisoners who have not turned themselves in and remain at large. >> we are actively searching for them. so i think that he'll get everyone. i think that we will have confinement, time owed, paid, it may take a little bit of time. >> reporter: it's also taking time too review the sentencing errors which date back more than a decade. sabrina register, al jazeera, washington. >>> there are now fewer than 100 prisoners left at guantanmo bay. the united states transferred 10 men from yemen thursday, they are now on their way to oman.

. >> another guest was jonathan rosenthal to hoke with fox25 just before of the speech. he is an advocate for gun violence prevention. >>> 5:17 on this wednesday. good morning, everyone. let's start with a look at the expressway right now moving along fine from furnacebrook parkway all the way into boston parkway all the way into boston. route 193 south i would open. it is early and volume is light it is early and volume is light. leverett connector, and bridge moving along fine. live drive times. 13 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 21 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. 22 minutes on 128 south from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. storm tracker weather meteorologist shiri spear is joining now. that snow should have wrapped up by now but we are dealing with wind. >> shiri: we have wind and couple of flurries but the accumulating snow is done for now. getting reports of a couple of flakes out here. 1 to 3 inches. that's what you are facing this morning for cleanup, and i don't have melting today because we have so few spots getting up t

. >> sara: another local guest was jonathan rosenthal. he spoke with fox25 just before -- on skype just before the speech. he is an advocate for gun violence prestrengths. >>> this is going viral. camera caught a little boy fast asleep in his suit. he couldn't make it through the hour speech. the shortest state of the union address of obama's presidency. >>> poub frenzy in foul -- powerball frenzy in full force. now worth over $1 billion. fox25's michael henrich is live inside a convenience store in metheun the largest lottery retailer in the state. michael, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. there will be a lot of people coming through ted state line mobil in metheun and this place is set up to get the winner i would say. the number one lotto retailer in the state, and you can see why, tons of slips here. people already picking out their numbers. they have five different lotto machines. a lot of convenience store also five. and on good days over the past week, they have sold more than 30,000 tickets a day. that is a tremendo

have are in a seventy five sixty nine she says the weatherman said the word snow and then steve rosenthal has read all the shells they're kind of patchy with brent people grab the good stuff there. we also have this one from sarah. yes this is what it says for everyone wondering if the cliches about snow in the south are true. well apparently they are and you could see the shelves are bare and ready to be wonder bread is that what they have all right we'll have more information our storm coverage right now moving up and down the east coast it's moving in with a spike in the fix was not consider the south but we've not really cuz we are use to it and away the little things like the well and again you take a look you consider what's gonna happen up in northern virginia exactly this could be a historic snowfall for parts of virginia and working out to the mountains to feed some areas very very heavy stuff this seriously this is not a surprise storm we've been talking about it. what becomes old trick is trying to pin everything down here and i will say the good news france the rose is in many

david rosenthal has been working to get the word out.cially concerned about 13 to 24-year-olds. like lomen. who is in an age bracket who has seen a spike in infections as overall hiv rates have dropped. >> i think we can bring the rates down so dramatically, if everyone who needs to be on prep could get on prep. >> for someone like you, it could have changed a lot of things. >> lome en is now at a counselor at an lgbt services center. >> i want to see a change. i want to see a change in my generation. >> he is hoping his story will motivate other young people to stay safe and healthy. kenneth craig, cbs news, bellmore, new york. >>> i can't wait. >> the countdown is on for the redskins big game this sunday against the packers. >> that's right. kristen burset has more. hi. >> hey, guys. we are trying to get a little cozy here to stay warm. it is quite chilly out here. but back to the game. so we are officially in post- season preparations. the redskins did their job a week ago, by winning the division, and then had to wait a nice long wee

. >> hi, i'm max rosenthal from mother jones magazine. question is mostly for charlie, if michael would like to answer at all. i'm just curious if at the end of having written this book in current conditions, do you believe that oversight or government control of the national security state actually is possible? and if yes, what does that require? and if no, what should the response east by the public or parts of the government that are not involved, you know, at the deep state as you call it, what should their response be? >> well, i think we've lived through a couple case studies that cut both ways. so starting with congressional oversight. in his opening remarks, michael talked about the intelligence committee and the agency capture problem. but he was also very critical of the senatorture report. i have a different view of that report, so i think that in the realm of post-9/11 surveillance, the intelligence committees were clearly agency capture. they were not adversarial oversight and searching and rigorously questioning whether this

an organization started in 1999 by todd-steve covey, and rosenthal. jack herrera to address the issues we had a particular time. in the interim, between my responsibilities now and what we did there, in 1999, i opened a dispensary at 350 divisadero. that operated through the year 2007 and 20 week. during that time, i was able to organize an advisory task force that met here at city hall with the supervisors and with representatives of our various departments. we were fortunate to pass-and i just list all 12 of the resolutions this morning i can but the two important once the century resolution and one, the state card program that was initiated back in the year 2000 that we developed. i served with pamela harris when she was a district atty. i hope to open a dispensary in west hollywood and i am in regular conference with members of that community down there. in addition, i worked with supervisor paul-of the la city council to open a dispensary in venice. i am fortunate to bring that kind of experience to our city right now because we need to get a lot

rosenthal has been working to get the word about 13 to 24 years old like lowman. and it's an age bracket that seen a spike in infections as overall hiv rates have dropped. >> i think we can bring the new

phil rosenthal is the creator of "everyone loves raymond." now he is in front of the camera with his travel and lifestyle show. i will have what phil's having. it is currently available on netflix. i spoke to him about hisis transition behind the screre to front and center. >> i studied theater in school. it you always a -- when you are a kid you don't know there is writing, producing and directing. i'd watch tv and see the actors and think i want to be funny like them.

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