he is the red light doctor. using a video camera and special software, he is able to capture the exact duration of a gel low light inter valley-- yellow light interval. his program proves that this light last 2.873 seconds. >> they're hooked on it. they will go down fighting before they give up the revenue from the camera. >> reporter: kidwell says chicago became the nation's capital of red light cameras through a mix of corruption and back room politics, chicago style. it all started with an internal red flex memo which a whistleblower leaked to kidwell >> it essentially said that this city employ by the name of john bills, had received $1500 for every camera that he oversaw the installation of. there were 384 of them at that time. >> reporter: in may 2014 john bills was indicted on a federal bibry charge-- bribery charge. he received as much as two million dollars in bribes from red flex. on august 20 of this year former red flex ceo freeded guilty that-- pleaded guilty to a charge that she conspired. she also

in bedford, i'm jonathan >>> the red sox just made a major signing, a free agent. reporter: a guy at the top their wish list this season, lefty david pryce. 217 million, quick math, $31 million a year. the red sox have just paid for a left handed pitchen 30 years old. that will take him to age 37. the red sox get the guy they are going after this offseason, that is david price, the big lefty. we'll have much more on this over the next hour here on 7 news. joe amorosino, 7 news. >>> more breaking news at gillette stadium. reporter: just recently the patriots releasing a statement on the stout us of rob gran gran's right knee confirming it is just a bone bruise. week to week he is not expected to miss any extended period of time. the all-pro tight-end responding to a claim he's being unfairly targeted for offensive pass interference, a gronkowski more than any other player in the nfl this year. >> that's gronk. he's a big guy. we just got to go out there and play. reporter: rob gronkowski may be injured but he made his presence felt tuesday, responding to a tweak, a c

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police are saying that she was trespassing on the red line tracks when the train hit her. those two firefighters ended up hurt, as well. a woman is hit and killed by a red line train, and two firefighters who rushed to the scene at downtown crossing ended up hurt themselves. >> they put a clamp on the third train rail to see if it's energized to confirm the power is shut down. that's what they did, and there was a slight arcing. >> victoria: the firefighters shocked, but their injuries are minor. luckily firefighters have multiple steps to go through when dealing with the third rail, otherwise in a situation like this they could have been electrocuted. >> they don't enter until the power is shut down. it has to be confirmed by two or three people by the "t," the fire department, and even then it's tested before anybody enters the train pit. >> victoria: the firefighters able to stay on the scene trying to help the woman, but she was pronounced dead. only later did they go to the fine. commuters left with long lines for shuttle buses. >> they just announced that this place i

the red sox now stepping up safety after several fans are hit by flying bats and foul balls at fenway park. the team making the change at the request of major league baseball and the commissioner asking every team actually to take a relook at fan safety. >> it does mean that some fans could be sitting behind barriers. 7's dan hausle live at fenway with details on the plan designed to keep people safe. >> well, a couple of things that fans really love at fenway is the tradition and the closeness to the feed. but now the red sox and major league baseball saying some of that might need to be sacrificed in the name of safety. the. >> the red sox and major league baseball are making moves to prevent more injuries like the one suffered by sox phantommia carpenter last june when she was killed. carpenter and her son were sitting in seats close to the nets. and prevent them from getting hurt like the woman last year. i'm all for it. >> reporter: the red sox and other teens will be increasing the protective netting at fenway and other o parks around the country. the red sox writing the club is

." >> dicky: from hollywood, itit the "jimmy kimmel live: red opathon!" tonight, bono -- scarlett johansson -- snoop dogg -- olivia wilde- and matt damon -- and music from the killers, with cleto and the cletones. and now, if you haven't heard, here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. welcome to the first ever "jimmy kimmel live: red shopathon." we have a good show for you unlike our usual shows done for our own personal gain. this one is for a good cause, a great cause. it's world aids day and giving tuesday. it seemed like a good idea to give to the fight against aids. we're doing something we've never done before. tonight's show is going to help you with your holidadashopping in the most entertaining possible way. this will be better than a stroll through t.j. maxx. it really will. it's a star-studded event to raise money for a great charity, red, dedicated to eliminating aids from the planet. it's a shop-athon. shop-athons are the best because they combine two of my favorite things

first the sekihan rice and red beans. wash the rices together in water and let them soak for 30 minutes. to make the sesame salt mixture for the topping toast the sesame seeds and salt by adding a little water. blanche the red beans for just ten seconds. change the water, and simmer the beans for 20 minutes over low heat. for the simmering liquid from above to another bowl several times to promote oxidation, and return the beans to the pan and change the water and simmer to finish cooking. place the rice in a rice cooker and add the bean-simmering liquid, sekihan in water. after the rice is cooked, add the beans and cover and steam for about five minutes and gently fold the rice and then put into the dish and top with the sesame salt and leaves. to make the simmered shrimp with egg coating, peel the shrimp and rub with salt, rinse, and cut off the tip of the tail. cut open the belly. devein. make shallow cuts, and then cut each in half. blanche fresh spinach in salted water and shock in ice water and drain and set aside. t

. >>> the red sox are stepping up to the plate to keep fans safe and fenway park. >>> the reunion no one saw coming a missing dog. missing for days. finding his way home. >>> good thursday morning everybody. thanks for joining us. i'm sarah french. >> i'm christa delcamp. we're starting off the day and it's not so bad. we could do this winter. clouds right now. sprinkles even some early morning rain showers although i guess technically could could i will grant you that. this month of december off to a warm start. there's scattered showers exiting new england. normal highs around 43. boston right now 49. worcester, 47. we will see a little bit of sun this afternoon. it's a mild afternoon. temperatures between 55 and 60. boston this afternoon around 59. brockton at 60 degrees even even through the merrimack valley 60. showers on cape cod tomorrow morning. and sun in the afternoon near 60 tomorrow. >>> time for fast track traffic let's send it over to daniel. >> we been keeping an eye on the red line all morning. we're dealing with severe delays on the t. now minor delay on the brain tr

mbta now confirms they are investigating a potentially dangerous situation on the red line. they tell us inbound red line train left the braintree station, daniel, without an operator. >> daniel: what we are hearing is this train no stops and went past north quincy station when the mbta powered the line and they are investigating initial reports safety device in the train's cab may have been tampered with. information on this. we just received a news release from the mbta within the last ten minutes talking about the situation and happened at 6:00 this morning. again, inbound red line train is without a operator and a serious situation there are people on the train and hearing from people tweeting there was another inbound train coming so that train had to speed up to miss this other train. >> julie: i spend six hours every morning watching the "t's" website and trying to keep track of delays, and we often have delays on variety of lines because of tech issues, weather, whatever it maybe, so when this happened, first it started with minor delay, then went to moderate red line

go to omaze.com/red for the celebrity experiences. i want to thank red for making this all possible. thanks for bono, olivia wilde, snoop dogg, the killers, thanks to scarlett johansson, thanks to vice. i i nt to send my honestly sincerest apologies to matt damon. we just did not have time for him tonight. >> jimmy: yeah? >> did you say my name? >> jimmy: oh, i was saying unfortunately we don't have time for you tonight. i'm sorry. thanks for watching, everybody. >> no, no, that's all right, i'm not mad. i'm in a giving mood tonight. >> jimmy: cool, cool. >> in fact, on top of f e money that i'm going to donate to red, i'm making another important donation as we speak. >> jimmy: okay. all right. thanks. >> i'm donating some pee into your gas tank right now. >> jimmy: you know what, that son of a bitch. >> and for all of your shoppers out there, please remember that if you would like to enter to win my omaze experieiee or any celebrity omaze experiences you saw tonight, go to omaze.com/red. it is a worthy cause. oh! >> jimmy: pull i i o

. >> anchor: still ahead this evening, the price is right for the red sox. boston preparing towel come the newest member of red sox nation . >> anchor: plus, a british invasion coming to the super bowl. but cold play could be getting some company on the big stage. >> anchor: we are staying on top of breaking news. a man in custody after a suspicious package is left in the financial distribute. the bomb squad had to come in to detonate this suspicious suitcase this afternoon and that man is charged with planting a . >> anchor: also breaking the f.b.i. now officially classifying the mass shooting in san bernadino, california as an act of terror. the attack killed 4 people, injured 21 others. we'll continue to follow both of p red sox making a major announce. fans hope the price is right as team welcome a new ace. his name, david price. one of the best pitchers in baseball . >> anchor: he is going to have the team is about it welcome him to fenway park. 7's trey daerr is there to give us a look. >> reporter: new baseball president dave dombrowski enter the off s

it's star wars. >> nicole: it's all in the red carpet last night. m the premier of star wars: the force awakens. the dow looking up 127. s&p looking up 14. you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ ♪ to dramatically weaken counter-terrorism surveillance, like ted cruz? will he have skipped crucial national security hearings and votes just to campaign, like marco rubio? 27 generals and admirals support jeb bush. because jeb has the experience and knowledge to protect your family. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. >> to have the new characters played by the amazing new actors, interacting with people kerry, it's an incredible thing to see how well that worked, how funny that works. >> nicole: that was producer aj abrams. while he continues to teas us about luke skywalker's role, we saw even the new droid rolling down the red carpet. if you were wondering, we did see some humans, the original and new cast members appeared on the red carpet appeared to see the premier along with 5,000 invit

you consider the red sox were the very last to integrate. everybody else was doing it all around. >> they passed on willie mays. willie mays. the only reason they did was because he was black. >> you suggested as one of the possible names... renaming it would be ted williams. >> yeah. i kind of like the idea of yawkey way being named for a significant figure in red sox history. and not many people remember that it was williams who called for the inclusion of negro league players in the hall of fame in his hall of fame induction speech in 1966. and because he was ted williams, it happened. >> well, maybe who knows? maybe it will happen. he has a tunnel. we will see about that. real quickly, john henry, by the way, the current owner of the red sox, he has never been one to sugar-coat this at all. >> never at all. he talked about the shameful past. a direct quote. and larry lucchino talked about the undeniable legacy of racism in the organization. >> okay. adrian walker, we will leave it right there. we will see what kind of reaction we get and

stars will walk the red carpet. a section of hollywood boulevard has been closed to traffic. days in anticipation for the film, which opens in theaters this friday. >> my seven-year-old has no idea how big this movie is. school? monday. >> if you are going to be out advisory. steadier rain holds off but look at those temperatures. near 60 tomorrow. it will be a windy day tomorrow. dry thursday with another round of rain. >> blustery. we will actually need a coat. >> imagine that. rparis: there's a lot to do on a dairy farm. nobody's gonna do it for you. ryou have to get out there p friend of family farms. bernie cannot be bought out by big money. bernie's opinion pit's time for our next president r roll up his sleeves, take off the gloves, and take on wall street, take on big business, take on big money, and get the working class he's a rock. sanders: i'm bernie sanders

trouble on the t. a red line train speeds down the tracks without an operator. >> plus students sick and the number of people infected with a dangerous virus after eating at a local restaurant continues to rise as the ceo speaks ow out today. -- out today. >> and trump not backing down after controversial comments as he compains in new hampshire. >> mild afternoon. temperatures close to 60 . w can we keep it going thriewt weekend? >> no longer side lined. back on the practice field today less than two weeks after injuring his leg. >> the announcer: this is 7news at 4:00. >> we're following breaking news. expected to hold a news conference there soon after a red line train left brant tree this morning without an operator on board. >> that tree left after 6:00 board. it was finally stopped in dorchester. sources close to the investigation are saying it was a result of human error. >> crews eventually killed the power to the third rail and got it to stop. we have team 7 coverage starting with dan hausle with dr

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ed: in assuming that the dog is red, right? that' s gorgeous. winners of the brady experience will get a personal lesson from the patriots quarterback on how to throw a football. the guy is pretty good at that. other stars are offering their own experiences. mark wahlberg is offering aged to new york city to a private screening of "daddy' s home." experience will hang out with you after in the green room before he goes on "jimmy kimmel live." that will be nice if jimmy kimmel does not let matt damon on. who knows? heather: i think the red could be a reference to world aids day. ed: there you go. danielle: we are trying, we are trying. tonight is going to be interesting, especially if you live in northern new england. there will be slick spots as we have patchy, freezing rain developing. a brief break in the action before round two moves in wednesday afternoon. that freezing rain we have had in place for southern new hampshire extended until 10:00. that is because temperature wise we are holding still below the freezing mark. you will notice that

the red line under the microscope after one of the first trains in morning rush took off with no one at the controls. >> the train just picked up speed. it went from five miles an hour to 30 and it just kept going and going and going. >> reporter: darrel brown says he and fellow passengers started getting worried when the train blew through stations at that speed despite the peangses pushing buttons, calling for a stop. >> we worried about what was going on. i called my girlfriend. sea said maybe someone hijacked the train. >> reporter: at the same time braintree police called 9-1-1 to report an injured tmpld worker. a worker we learned was the missing driver. i think it was just a scim. but he does vey laceration. >> the t pulled the plug on the third rail stopping the train. passengers waiting and wondering for a half hour. ?ee everything was dark. everything was stopped. and we were trying to open the doors and we could not. we were trying to press the button to the emergency room, and nobody heard. and the people that were on the first car were trying to knock on the door of the

many of the top stars are joining the fans for the red carpet and the premier. d.c. has a red carpet event of its own. kidd o'shea is there at the verizon center tonight for the jingle ball. hey kidd. kidd: leon, good evening to you. the red carpet is about to get started here at the hot 99.5 jingle ball. right now they are expecting big celebrities to walk this later tonight including sean mendez. you probably have heard the name if you have kids. you probably also heard the song "stitches" at one time was the number one song in the country. you are you looking at video of him right now. he was discovered on the social media website vine. which plays six-second videos. tonight he will play to sold-out crowd at the verizon center with other stars. he toured for taylor swift and opened up for some of her shows this year and people told me there were just as many cheers for sean mendez as for taylor swift. maybe a sign of what is to come for sean mendez. if you were walking outside the verizon center earlier in evening you saw a lot of sean mendez opening up is five son

the j.f.k. station, but they were never told what happened. a red line train takes off from braintree early thursday morn, filled with passengers but missing its conductor. >> the train picked up speed, it went from 5mph to like 30 and it kept going and going and going and going. >> nicole: "t" workers noticed the problem within minutes and cut power to the six-car strain the make it stop, but not until it had already gone six miles and through several stations. right around that time back in braintree, they were calling for help for that missing driver, 52-year-old david vasquez of canton. >> the employee was struck by a does have a laceration. >> nicole: an investigation immediately began. dot says it wasn't a problem with the train. >> operator error is the current focus of the investigation. >> nicole: officials wouldn't say exactly what the operator did wrong. when the red line train was set to leave braintree, there was a signal issue that prevented the train from starting up. apparently the operator got permission to leave the train to flip a

new word on gronkowski' s and big news for the red sox. the price they' re paying to get a star pitcher. plus, how would you like to hang with tom brady maybe toss around a football? how about a day with mark wahlberg? or matt damon? why the stars are all offering phil: a first-of-its-kind device is helping adults with sleep apnea finally get relief. jc: and now, it' s being tested on a select group of teens also struggling with the condition. as newscenter 5' s emily riemer tells us there is hope it could not only improve their sleep, but their quality of life. emily: 411 years, jesse rivera has lived with a tube in his throat to help him breathe after his trachea collapsed. as he grew only solution to a large tong blocking his airway when he sleeps. >> jesse sleeps like a wild man. always tossing and turning. emily: jessica would check on him every cheat of hours. he had to be careful to keep this clean and dry, meaning no waterslides. >> i can' t let the water hit he can drown automatically. emily: they have of procedures. >> we tried re

concern over the red line's performance. the new data showing numerous issues on the tracks adding up to frustrations for riders. erika: a beloved husband and grandfather killed by a driver who was allegedly under the influence. his family's heartbreak this morning. >> i can picture him running through the halls. that's hard. emily: she lost her son three years ago in the sandy hook massacre. this mother's mission after the unimaginable. it's on the eye this monday morning. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning! this is newscenter 5's "eyeopener." erika: it is 6:30. a live look around the city. we're looking there at south station, of course, as the commute gets underway. day in boston. the zakim bridge traffic is beginning to build. a live look in worcester as well. overall very nice. good morning, everyone. emily: all of those twinkling lights. erika: i'm erika tarantal. randy is off. emily: and i'm emily riemer along with cindy. kevin, we can see the building volume there. snerch a couple of accidents

this is why when we come out here as the red cross they're our priority. so because this is traumatic. i thank god that there were no but the reality it's devastating. >> reporter: back live you are looking at a fire marshall inside peering through the front, what appears to be the living room of this house. the neighbor tells me this house has actually been vacant for about earlier today he spotted the front door ajar. he has now told investigators about this. they have not told us anything about what they believe would have been the cause or if this is a suspicious fire. the scene is fairly extensive on this block which is still closed. family members are working with the red cross to figure out where they will spend the night. live in the west brighton section of steant island, josh einiger, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> turning now to weather, keep your umbrellas close. the rain not letting up. meteorologist lee goldberg at the weather sphwhiew. sade it's been raining off and still have another 24 hours to go. it's light rain. not seeing a lot of umbre

the red sox for small owner, the president of baseball operations , and general manager. at this time i would look to turn it over to dave mccroskey. >> thank you for coming. it is a very special day for the boston red sox organization, and for our fans. there are so many people that are involved in a big situation like this. first and foremost, for me to think personally our ownership group, john henry, tom warner, and mark gordon. on behalf of the ownership group tom warner were see a couple of words -- will say a couple of words. >> as dave said, this is a great day for the boston red sox and our fans. when we first talked to dave last august about how to improve this season, the first person he mentioned was david price. he mentioned him not just because of his talents on the baseball knows, that he is an extraordinary team information as a leader, he has extraordinary work ethic. he will help not only the entire pitching staff, but he will be a great leader for all of us. we are delighted to have him here today. on behalf of the entire organization we welcome david t

how long does the red cross plan on helping those displaced? ((michael stevens)) the people prepaid debt cards for those without a place to stay... they've also assigned case workers to them... who will check up on them as long as they are without a place to go. ((paula francis)) > massive fire broke out at a hotel in dubai across the street from where their fireworks show is planned. the fire spread quickly... and the hotel was evacuated. it broke out two hours ago.. but is not fully out yet. it started on the 20-th floor... but the cause is unknown. cnn is reporting that there are 14 minor injuries... but no fatalities. the fireworks show is going on as planned./// ((paula francis)) > the clock is running out on 20-15 and we're counting down to 20-16. more than 330- thousand people are expected to ring in the new year on the las vegas strip and downtown. right now a lot of preparations 8 news now reporter mauricio marin joins us live with what's happening. ((mauricio marin)) las vegas knows how to party. and the town is going all out for new y

the red sox and -- granting fans holiday wishes to request on social media. the students also got hats and a red sox gift pack right there. it's so been fun watching that on twitter today as they tweeted that they handed out. >>> this weather has you thinking about spring a little bit, doesn't it? yeah. it's a little hard to get in the christmas spirit, but it's getting colder so we can't complain too much, right, chris? no, not at all. temperatures well into the 50s to near 60 degrees at times. aside from the last couple of days and wally's exactly right out there, get outside, have fun with this weather that we've had. you could have continued to play baseball through the month of november eventual december. 43 in boston right now. 43 in plymouth, today seasonably cool, the average high in the mid-40s right there, the wind out of the southeast and south, and that's important direction fours, because with the winds out of the south, temperatures won't change much overnight, and with enough low-level moisture in place we'll likely see some patchy fog and patch

the red sox and is now the highest paid pitcher in the game. according to reports today the veteran lefty agreed to a seven-year deal worth $217 million. the average annual salary a mere $31 million. that's the most ever for a pitcher. the 30-year-old price led the american league with a 2.45 e.r.a. last season. 18-5 for detroit, then the blue 80s. he will be able to opt out after three years. >>> closer to home they may not have won the world series but the mets still collected an award today. the general manager has been named executive of the year in his fifth season. the mets won 90 games and of course the national league pennant. two wins in a row in an 82- game season, it has to happen at some point. the mets hope. so tonight had the potential to be that night as they hosted the suns going tore back-to-back wins for the first time this season. brook lopez finished with 26 points. suns making a charge late in the third. eric bledsoe dialing up the three-pointer. the necessary hung in. in the fourth, shane with the acrobatic move. young the

the red line here in downtown crossing closed down at the tail end of rush hour after a woman was struck and killed by a red line train. mbta police say it happened around 6:40 and the >> we are working on getting train. >> one of the rails arced before testing it to remove the victim. >> there was a slight injury, but they're fine. they went to the hospital to be checked out. >> while the red line was shut down, shuttle buss were taking people to harvard or j.f.k. station. >> i went to the green line, and it was a whole mess. >> reporter: there were long lines and frustrated commuters standing, waiting at the end of the long day. >> we're going to j.f.k. our car is near the area. it's been like 20 minutes or something. >> reporter: she was one of the lucky ones. once again, the red line is open once again, but there are major delays if you're taking that subway line. in downtown boston, john monahan. >> more remains missing from a worcester cemetery with six days ago, and police think this could be connected to a cult. we are live in worcester where other cemeteries are asked to take a

the delays affecting the braintree branch of the red line. at last check we were down to moderate delays but at one point this morning they had been severe delays. now obviously the pain of last winter, that horrible winter that we had, is still in the fresh the minds of many people. obviously the commuters and the "t" as well but the "t" says that steps have been taken to improve the service overall this winter. we want to give you a look at some of those tools that the "t" has that it now says will be able to combat whatever the winter brings. new de-icing machines are already being put to use on the red, blue, and orange lines. also new this winter, a mass-dot storm desk that will monitor conditions and manage changes. and storms will now be prioritized, tier 1 to tier 5, 5 being the moat severe. governor: we've done a ton of and i anticipate that that work will be put to good use. >> it was a nightmare. absolute nightmare last year. todd: a lot of people can identify with that sentiment. todd: commuters are anxious about today's storm and

the red line train without a driver. we have been telling you how the state's governor is due to address the situation. there you see him coming out of the doors here of the plymouth county sheriff's training center. this is in plymouth. he has been there for a scheduled meeting of the massachusetts sheriff's association. best but obviously, given there at this station. leaving so many people frightened. let's listen. ff. >> good afternoon. so i think as many people know, there was a train that left braintree this morning that was unmanned. the passengers were let off. thankfully, nobody was hurt. the trainitte... itself, it was determined that it was unmanned and traveling from braintree within a couple of minutes when it left, the power on the third rail was shut off at that point in time. the train koersed because it had momentum at that point forward. through several stations before it came to a stop. inspection of the train determined that some of the controls had been manipulated. and there is an ongoing investigati

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on the flip side of that, they are in the red zone. that is certain lit difference in the game -- that is certainly the difference in the game as they've got numbers there for you. jordan reid with seven catches. and they are getting their hands on the football, where there is time when they thought they were running on training wheels, which they have switched now. >> yes, they have and that it is one of the bigger things that you need to talk about the growth of kirk cousins. and to me that it will be outside of kirk cousins. the biggest chicken. but he is unstoppable when they come back for the game as they were backed up within their own 10-yard line. on third and fourth, they throw that bomb to desean jackson. and a 63-yard touchdown against the giants. that he is a big play guy. defense wasn't great at all this afternoon. but that goal line staying, i thought they would change the complexity of the game. >> they did as you want to make a statement before the half as you want to put points on the board or stop the other team from g