>> roy's parents have reconsidered. wait for the medical examiner and then the funeral director to do their work before they view their son. it's time for the body to be transported to louisville where dr. lee will transfer control to the office of chief medical examiner tracey corey for autopsy. remember, the key forensic finding will be whether or not roy was buried alive. so what will the medical examiner be looking for? >> depending on the soil, the nature of the substance they were buried in, you would find that substance perhaps inhaled and/or swallowed. >> the autopsy of roy jeffries. what would they find? >> i really don't feel a projectile. i would think that i would. because it's right there. did you see it? - saving money is as simple as making small changes in your daily routine. if you make coffee at home instead of buying it every morning, you can save over $1,000 a year. no coffee is that good. the more you know. >>> forensic pathologists are the only group of physicians trained exclusively to analyze doc

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the mayor declared this travis roy day and the bruins signed travis roy to a one-day contract. the coach saw great things in him. >> i believed he was going to be successful in whatever he did. he found another career. >> reporter: now travel sis a motivational speaker and his foundation raised more than $7 million to help others who are papalized. >> what he able to do over these past 20 years and where we've been able to bring the foundization a testament to him as a person. >> reporter: -- his greatest hope in the next 20 years is to be forced to find another job. >> i like to see the travis roy foundation go out of business. independence is possible in the next 20 years for people that are paralyzed. i want to get there as soon as we can. >> reporter: the big event is tonight here at the b.u. a cocktail party and fund-raiser. this day they'll raise $1 million for the travis roy foundation. and paralysis research. live in boston, dan hausle, 7 news. >> mbta commuters can cast their vote to resign, green, orange and red line cars. voting can be done but the mbta website. the

>> roy, roy, that's wrong, that's wrong. we're deserving as anyone. >> black people ain't going to mar! you think that you're on tv they're going to take you to mars? you've only had the daily show for one commercial break. these white folks ain't decided if they like you yet! i will tell you though, i will tell you which black people are going to mars, beyonce, oprah and michael strahan. >> trevor: really, michael strahan. >> while people like anything kelly ripa likes. >> i see, so you don't ever want to go to mars. >> okay, fine, maybe eventually. but i don't want to go first. i don't want to be the first black person. being a black pioneer is stressful. i don't want to be the jackie robinson of mars. bunch of martians yelling the "n" word at me. how did they even learn the word. >> trevor: that's-- don't say that word, we'll be right back ♪ its effects on society really came about because, not because i was selfish and wanted one for myself, which i did. its because i had, had a passion. my whole life i wanted to teach m

today the bruins signed roy to a one day contract made a $50,000 donation to the travis roy foundation which helps those dealing with spinal cord injuries. >> this city does not forget its athletes. whether they are legends who here or whether they played for 11 seconds as a freshman in new england we live in a special place. i guess we witness it every day. >> on tuesday october 20th there will be a night for travis roy to mark exactly 20 years since his injury. all the money raised during that event will go to the foundation they are hoping to raise a million dollars. you can tell from hearing him and talking with him today at the td garden he really believes in this city and he's deeply touched by the way over 20 years people have remembered him and remembered his cause. >> it doesn't seem like 20 years. it sees like it was yesterday that it happened. and every single time we see him he's got a big smile. >> he's done so much. his contribution is ongoing. >> they are working toward a cure. >>> here we are on october 1th >> barry i'm going going to admit something. i didn't want to c

roy and i sit down with roy kim, whose grandfather opened the place in 1978.ss with the original, ever. and like most korean father-son relationships, you obeyed dad's wishes, no matter what. >> my father opened put all this redwood and cherry, to this day i can't touch certain things here. >> i can see he doesn't let you change the uniforms, either. >> no. he still controls the restaurant. >> you just do the work. >> i just do the work. as a korean, he knows. >> we start with bonchon, all those freebie plates of pickles, preserves, kimchi, a spicy squid or two. no bonchon. no meal. >> you know what this restaurant has that a lot of restaurants are going away from are the chairless rooms. >> the feet under, knees forward, feet under? >> the tea ceremony. no can do. >> that was punishment for koreans. >> and with a book over your head. >> for hours. >> what would a crime be? what got you into that position? >> it could be as minimal as a 94 on a test. >> korean parents? well, let's just say they veer toward the strict. moms and dads were not shall we say confli

roy wood, jr., everyone.(cheers and applause) now as you probably know if you use the gregorian calender, today is october 21s, 2015. also known as the date to which marty mcfly travels forward in time, to save his family and play video games with elijah wood. happy back to the future day, everyone. yeah. turns out that 1989 movie got a lot of things right about the future it correctly predicted biometric identification. wearable technology, and donald trump's presidency. the most amazing prediction back to the future made though, i just noticed it today. can we zoom in on that story on the side there. look at that. paul ryan may accept speaker position. oh my god! how did they know! >> there could be a breakthrough this morning in the search for a new speaker of the house. >> the search for a new house leader has been in turmoil ever since john boehner announced he was stepping down. >> gop leaders wanted paul ryan to take over as speaker of the house. the former vice presidential candidate resisted at first

heather: we needed a trast roy. ed: 20 years ago. in the blink of an eye. >> remember what happened to the red sox. mike: todd bowles club has won four of five games by two touchdown or more. they only lost by seven to the eagles. >> it is a big game. i've been part of this team going on my third year now. the first thing i heard was the jets play hard and there is no doubt. we'll be ready this week. >> you learn from him. one of the greatest guys in the game. i've just been playing how i play and taking what i learn not just from darrelle revis but from everybody. >> brandon lafell eligible to come off the list this week. the patriots have three weeks to make a decision whether or not they want to acts vate him. he had off-season foot surgery. now we know why the colts rusty gate play was such a mess. if you never practice it and one of the most important people in this picture here never practiced it, you u really shouldn't run it. >> clay ton gathers gets injured in the second quarter. insert whalen who had never done it before. h

how are the campaigning feeling, starting with you, roy? >> oh, trevor, i'm at sanders headquarters up here and it's electric, man. it looks like america's finally ready for an old white president again. >> no way, roy, the most pumped up supporters are from martin o'malley. >> asaf, how are chafee supporters responding right now? >> you mean jeff? he was so thrilled that lincoln got to meet miss clinton and mr. sanders because one of them might be president next year. >> trevor: i'm confused, whose living room are you in? >> this is jeff's place, a.k.a., chafee headquarters since jeff is the only guy backing lincoln chafee. >> i can get in here? please ki talk? can i get a word in here, please, please. >> trevor: we were just coming to you. >> it's about time. jim webb say war hero, and i deserve equal time covering him. senator webb and i are sick and tired -- >> jordan, we have to move on right now. desi, clinton campaign must be pleased after last night's performance. i mean the way she dealt with benghazi was fantastic. >> look, bengha

roy, is roy wood, jr. out there. roy wood, jr., please tell me please-- oh, no.is that a pumpkin spice latte, roy. >> we don't drink pumpkin. >> trevor: thank god. >> it's a sweet potato latte. >> that is gross. really, look, you know what, trevor. you don't understand, pumpkin spice comes but once a year, like christmas or jewish christmas. ( laughter ) we americans cling to these fleety moments, not knowing if somewhat pumpkin spice donut could be our last. i guess where you come from, you don't know what scarcity is. >> trevor: really? >> yup. >> trevor: jordan klepper, everyone. we'll be right back. just let the hostages go. >> i'm not going back to jail! >> take it easy. >> no, no, no! no! to the right... ...and to the left. take it back now ya'll. one hop this time. right foot two stomps. cha cha real smooth. everybody clap your hands. everybody clap your hands! recognize anyone? okay. snap into a slim jim! pizza hut has made pizza and breadsticks even more awesome because now they are together as one. and with these two amazing dipping sauces, it got me th

roy, is roy wood, jr. out there. roy wood, jr., please tell me please-- oh, no. is that a pumpkin spice latte, roy. >> we don't drink pumpkin. >> trevor: thank god. >> it's a sweet potato latte. >> that is gross. really, look, you know what, trevor. you don't understand, pumpkin spice comes but once a year, like christmas or jewish christmas. ( laughter ) we americans cling to these fleety moments, not knowing if somewhat pumpkin spice donut could be our last. i guess where you come from, you don't know what scarcity is. >> trevor: really? >> yup. >> trevor: jordan klepper, everyone. we'll be right back. just let the hostages go. >> i'm not going back to jail! >> take it easy. >> no, no, no! no! before earning enough cash back from bank of america to take their act to the next level... before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time... 2% back at the grocery store... and 3% back on gas... vince of the flying branzinos got a bankamericard cash rewards credit card, because he may earn his living jumping through hoops, but he'd rather not earn cash back that way.

day, a day recognizing the work of the travis roy foundation. it helped and healed so many lives. >> a determined athlete, a guy that was a great team and wanted to help other players get better, as well. he never lost that or had that problem. >> there's still some sadness involved. different path but i recognize that i've had an opportunity since my accident and trying to use it to benefit all that are paralyzed. >> reporter: well over 100 kids spanning from all over massachusetts, pad boston university's arena to celebrate his 20 years since the tragic accident. >> even though if you don't like make one dream, lake there's always another dream that you can do. >> it gives me that like to live life at its fullest because any >> it's not a story of tragedy or sadness but the work we've done through the travis roy foundation nearly $7 million has been raised for research. >> in the meantime, travis says he just wants to find a cure for all of this. for now, we are outside at boston university, malini basu, fox 25 news. >>> it was an image that c

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i want to get there as soon as possible. >> travis roy day includes a cocktail party. i'm told the foundation expects the raise $1 million in this one day alone. we're in boston, dan hausle, 7news. >> now 7weather with meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> reporter: good afternoon. mainly cloudy skies. batches of rain showers for the past several hours across southern new england pretty much focused in massachusetts. travel up the road in new hampshire. a few here and. there south rhode island, connecticut, not much. this is ours right here in the commonwealth. but with that said, if you have plans this afternoon, rain gear is not a bad idea. but i don't think you need it the entire afternoon. you know thris's a batch of showers moving through worcester, now leaving worcester itself. then it drys out. and then there's another little pod of rain now approaching quabbin. i think it will be that type of an afternoon where we go back and forth between the rain showers and the clouds. sun. it's a weather system draped right across massachusetts. you notice here, nothing up there

hockey player travis roy 20 years ago today. next at 5:00 p.m., the special event his foundation held today spin leadership isn't given. >> heather: it is an in spearing story, we have all come to know very well. >> mark: we're talking about travis roy, 20 years allege today, he was paralyzed in the first 11 seconds of his college hockey career at boss university, but tonight isn't about his accidents. it's about on everything he has done since that day to help people living with spinal cord injuries. fox 25 news's malini basu joins us live, and malini, i've met him several times and what an incredible guy. >> the reporter: you could say that again, mark. i spoke to several kids and they tell me that this guy here has taught them so much, to really go after that dream and today, that special event is being held right over here. let me take you back to that very day. it was 20 years ago today that travis roy, miles an hour his first time on the eye, he was playing for the b.u. hockey team and in a matter of 11 seconds, he took a

roy, is roy wood, jr. out there. roy wood, jr., please tell me please-- oh, no.s that a pumpkin spice latte, roy. >> we don't drink pumpkin. >> trevor: thank god. >> it's a sweet potato latte. >> that is gross. really, look, you know what, trevor. you don't understand, pumpkin spice comes but once a year, like christmas or jewish christmas. ( laughter ) we americans cling to these fleety moments, not knowing if somewhat pumpkin spice donut could be our last. i guess where you come from, you don't know what scarcity is. >> trevor: really? >> yup. >> trevor: jordan klepper, everyone. we'll be right back. just let the hostages go. >> i'm not going back to jail! >> take it easy. >> no, no, no! no! this is perfect, celebrating our anniversary with a strawberry shortcake shake. -wait, what anniversary? -of coming here yesterday. you totally forgot. oh, aw... no. here, look. i got you something. oh my gosh. is it a watch? have your cake and drink it, too. new ice cream cake shakes and cones. (clicks) there's a network that never stops improving. that's grown faster than

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tonight marks 20 years travis roy was injured. next at 6:00 p.m., how his foundation is helping others with similar injuries and the honor he received from mayor walsh. >> heather: plus, why apple is deleting some popular apps, including angry birds 2. >> mark: but first here's a look at what's coming up after the everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" well, fios is a 100 percent so you can get 100% out of all your devices. so whatever speed you need, fios has it with the fastest internet and wi-fi available, from 50 to 500 mbps. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in customer satisfaction. ultimately, that's why. $79.99 a month. last chance, offer ends november 7th. >> heather: well today marks 20 years since boston university hockey player travis roy was paralyzed during his very first shift on the ice for the b.u. terriers. his story has inspired millions across the world. >> mark: it's what he's done since his devastating injury. fox 25's malini basu shows what honor him and help others. >> the report

we will hear his comments on travis roy. and follow halloran has -- bob halloran has a conversation with roy. all that and more coming up tonight on sportscenter 5. they are going to run the football. they may score 45 points but they are not going to throw the ball 60 times. heather: coming up at 11 :00, an unusual family reunion at boston' s museum of fine arts. the painting at the center of it. the relative who never knew that part of their family tree was hanging in a museum. and at 6:30, it' s abc world news. tom: coming up, early snow and chill temperatures. is the cold here for good? some say he could' ve prevented mornings. wonderful, crazy mornings. we figure you probably don't have time to wait on hold. that's why at xfinity we're hard at work, building new apps like this one that lets you choose a time for us to call you. so instead of waiting on hold, we'll call you when things are just as wonderful... [phone rings] but a little less crazy. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. b

roy, thanks for being here. thank you. the 10th annual grand meadow haunted house is coming up, you don't want to miss it. that's right. we're going to have plenty of activities. we're going to have hay rides, train rides for the kids and smaller children, crafts for them to do, make halloween things inside the barn, we'll be serving some lunch, pulled pork sandwiches, hot dogs, caramel apples, and some good treats insides. obviously the big attraction is the haunted house, it's so popular you've moved it to two buildings now. that's true. we had so many people there two year ago and the lines were so long that we opened up the extra building. we have the haunted house in the old original school house, wooden two story frame. the basement is really spooky downstairs, even in the daytime 's spooky. the other museum, wewepened that up last year was the first year we opened that up, it's interesting downstairs in that. we go into the old janitors room downstairs, and we've got an old coat room down there and a basement and it

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did you catch anything roy? >> not yet. >> folks like roy wilson only realized, how high the rain hadd gotten, when his granddaughter saw fish jumping in his backyard. >> i said what? >> he got his family out safely but the second time since the flood the reality of a second crisis is setting in. >> did you have insurance? >> no, we don't make that kind of money that we can have supraenough to pay insurance. >> how much di extraenough to have insurance. >> everything. >> this is a poor community in a poor state. more than a third of the population of williamsonburg county lives in poverty. and in this dot-in-the-map town, 70 miles from any of south carolina's three big cities, columbia, charleston and myrtle beach , williamson says, a community like his play miss the boat. >> we lost everything. shouldn't it be equal? i guess it's politics and something i don't know anything about. but i do know right from wrong. and it would be terrible if they would just overlook us just because we're small. >> low income comm

we start with roy avellaneda today. welcome to urban update. i'm glad i can pronounce that name. >> yes, it is. let me begin, why are you running for city council? large on the city council in chelsea. you are former city council. why are you running again? >> byron, when i was coming out of college, we were at the time, coming out of receivership. mayors being sent to jail. we were seeing how city government could be bad. at that point, i made a personal decision to say living in my city, i wanted to make a contribution. positive one and get involved. i really felt strongly about the participation. from that moment, i was basically, dedicating my adult life to participating from being a member of the planning board, being a district councilor, councilor at large, serving as a legislative aifd at the statehouse, working for mass dot as a program manager and currently, as a licensing board member. but also attending hundreds of community meetings and events since that time. communities engage. is one of the things i feel very strongly about. >>

in the two decades since roy has channeled that accident into a career helping others. he's paralyzed from the neck down and he's now an activist to help others with spinal cord injuries. the mayor has declared this to be travis roy day in boston to honor his service. >> just an incredible person. >> gets you choked up. >> thanks daniel. >> we'll see you again tonight at 11:00. ership isn't given. it's earned. realized. accomplished. fulfilled. won. leadership isn't given.

you're looking at 23-year-old cassidy roy. police say roy went to a funeral at a church in east free town and stole a purse from the lobby. there were reportedly two cell phones and other penalty property in the purse. roy will now be charged with larceny. >>> an unusual bridal registry for one local couple coming to the aid of a community. the newlyweds asked 175 of their wedding guests to bring food or cash donations to the franklin they tied the knot over the weekend and delivered those wedding gifts today to the food pantry, a whole van loaded full of food, and more than 1200 dollars in donations, a really selfless thing to do there. >>> tonight we're looking at clouds and showers, make their way towards southern new england. these are on the trajectory to make their way across the area but keep drying out as they come this way. a front is right across the area and it's gonna end up being a really with a front that's going to be just through massachusetts through the day tomorrow. on one side of the front, you'll be on the

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emily: this is the tenth year for that event which benefits the travis roy foundation. so get out there and support , them in newton this weekend. and don' t forget to record your own eyeopener wake-up call. love to see them. cindy: anybody else want pizza? randy: pepperoni and cheese. emily: i love pizza. randy: any pizza. cindy: such a difference when you go outside. this is the difference or 24 hour zero. on average, it is 20 degrees warmer. going out the door this morning. we are in the upper 40' s to near 50 degrees in boston. 50 and plymouth. yesterday morning we were at 16 for morning low. it is 45 this morning. the trade-off will have stronger business today. the wind is coming up out of the southwest close to 20 miles per hour. it could guess this afternoon. keep in mind, the trees still have leaves on them. when you get win that strong we could get isolated pockets of damage. the trade-off will be in and out of a whole lot more cloud cover than we have seen lately. skies were perfectly blue yesterday. you can see all of the cloud cover out there. showers racin

hi, roy. how are you? okay. well, you're going to like help me out on the 12th, right? no, i didn't. i'm not with him. i'm not with him. he is not my boyfriend. he is with somebody else. i'm sorry. bye. i met this guy at a trolley stop, dude. at first i was kind of like, okay, why is an old man talking to me, but i told him like what the hell happened, and he [ bleep ] was like, well, you know, he's like trying to help me but for some reason i don't want it because i'm just afraid they are going to leave me anyways. >> the situation with roy sounds sketchy, but danielle feels like it's her best chance of staying off the streets. there are places for kids for danielle to turn to for help, shelters that provide food, counseling and other services, but danielle says that these places actually shoulder some of the blame for her situation by enabling her to continue her life style. >> i don't think a lot of people would be in this situation if they didn't have all these programs, like -- like the homeless shelter, dude. they shouldn't have that. [ bleep ] get a job. my probl

hockey player travis roy. 20 years ago, roy crashed into the boards and became paralyzed 11 seconds into his first college game. the city declared yesterday travis roy day, featuring special events to raise awareness and money for spinal cord injury research. the travis roy foundation has awarded $2 million in grants for research. emily: the cubs down 3 games in the nfc has. top of the third. danny murphy driving this went deep for a solo home run. cespedes. hits one to left field kyle schwab or cannot make the play and david wright scores. the mets take this one 5-2. commanding lead in the series over the blue jays. the first inning. jays came back with two of the room. that is all that would get. the royals continue to hammer away. 14-2, the final. >> there it goes. the long drive. if it stays fair, home run! emily: it was one of the best games in world series history. 40 years ago today on the brink of elimination, red sox catcher fisk wills that home run to stay fair. it was the 12th inning in game six of the 1975 series. that gave boston a 7-6 win. it forced a deciding game seven. t