again umass boston will have two players suspended for tufts. in the control room, chris flanagan, fox25 news. >>> big game for the celtics tonight. they host one of the nba's best team. the golden state warriors are not clear if they will be in the line-up. have several games with injuries. the first time kevin durant will be in boston since he chose to sign with the warriors over the celtics this summer. the game starts at 8 p.m. >>> 0-in the third period. with the chance, but not -- to play. wild in the offensive zone shot in front of the net. and off -- and into his own net. there tough. bruins lose 1-0. they are back home to take on the winnipeg jets tomorrow night. >>> no mvp award for mookie betts. finished second behind angels outfielder mike trout. betts got nine first-place, 31 home runs and 113 rbis that first-place finish. chris ryan of the world champion chicago cubs was a near unanimous decision for national league mvp. >>> pete frates is being given a special award by the mcaa. being honored by the inspiration award. that is prese

half a haverford player pulled out a umass player, that umass player kicked the ball into his opponent's face, the referee immediately issues a red card, meaning that umass player was thrown out of the game and suspended for the next game -p the refer are redid not call there one. the haver for the record player is getting back into position when a umass player throws a shoulder and head butts that player who immediately drops to the ground. but there was here. late in the game, check out umass's number 77, williamson, he appears to elbow his opponent in the face, for no hey parent reason. then, grabs a player, around the neck, and throws him to the ground. the referee in the green shirt immediately issues a red card. williams is thrown out of the game, but not before head butting that referee. you can see the referee hunched over in pain and staggers out of view. i played soccer most of my life seeing someone head butt a referee is unacceptable. >> the reporter: we reached out to umass boston about the incident, would not go on cameras, but issued a statement saying in part the actions

our exclusive 7news/umass lowell poll finds a dead heat. trump and clinton tied at 44% among likely new hampshire voters. since our survey last month, trump has gained five points and for more on the battle for new hampshire, let's go live to 7's jennifer eagan. jen? >> jennifer: sarah, good morning. trump has events in ohio and pennsylvania today, and he begins his day on the campaign trail here at new hampshire at the atkinson country club. trump is trying to fire up his base, especially in those battleground states. yesterday in north carolina, he told the crowd that if hillary clinton wins the election it will cripple the operations of our government. >> she's likely to be under investigation for many years, and also it will probably end up, in my opinion, in a criminal trial. >> so both campaigns have been sending out their surrogates to rally their base of supporters. later today here in new hampshire, chelsea clinton will be campaigning on behalf of her mother in keene, new hampshire, that event happening at 12:30. hillary clinton al

umass boston went on to win that game on penalty kicks. they will take on tufts in the tournament game in medford tomorrow. in the control room, nancy chen, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: nancy, thank you. well f quincy after residents say they're upset with the name of the high school's new football field. the new creeden field is named after a well-known family in the city, but the problem, lawrence creeden, the former superintendent of quincy schools, was accused of inappropriately touching a female student and admitted to sexually assaulting a homeless woman back in the 1980s. >> they could have omitted him and they didn't. they talked about his father. they talked about his mother, all really great people, but his service to the city. >> christa: okay some the complaints have apparently come in too late according to officials. they say no one spoke up during public comment, so the parks and recreation board voted unanimously. the field will be officially dedicated coming up tomorrow. an elderly man is dead after a flight fr

umass boston in black uniforms, advanced to the sweet 16 on sunday, in a physical game. there were more than 50 fouls called, including this one, kicked the ball into his opponent's face, the referee immediately issuing a red card, meaning that umass playfair was thrown out of the game and suspended for the next one. the referee did not call this one. again, no penalty was called. but there was here. late in the game, check out umass's number 77, williamson, he appears to in the face for no apparent reason. then, grabs a player around the neck and throws him to ground. the referee, in green shirt, immediately issues a red card. williams is thrown out of the game, but not before head butting that referee. you can see the referee hunched over in pain and staggers out of view. >> i played soccer most of my life and seeing something like that, seeing someone head butt a referee, that's unacceptable. >> the reporter: we reached out to u.s. mass boston on this incident. they would not go on cameras, players on the field sunday were unacceptable, and could not be condoned in an

take a look at the videos at umass. there were more than 50 fouls called in the game including this one, a player pulse downs a umass player, then a umass the refs pulled out a red card throwing the umass player out and suspending him for the next game. later on this happened, u marks's number 77 appears to elbow the opponent in the face and grabs the player around the neck and throws him to the ground. another red card, ejecting 77 from the game. but not before he head butts the referee. >> i played soccer most of my life, and seeing south carolina like that, something that is unacceptable. >> umass does not condone this dined of player and disciplined the players involved. the team plays tufts tomorrow. >>> 5:41. uber wants to you help plan your next date night. next, how the company is branching out and taking on boston's dining scene. >>> and president obama ?? we asked people to write down the things they love to do most on these balloons. travel with my daughter. roller derby. ?? now give up half of 'em. do i have

umass wearing black and player pulled down umass player and that umass player kicks the ball into the opponent's throwing the umass player out and suspending the player out to the next game and later on this happened, umass number 77 appears to elbow his opponent in the face and then grabs the player around the neck and throws him to the ground. another red card ejected him from the game but not before he red butts the referee. >> played soccer most of my life and seeing that that's not acceptable. the behavior and disciplining players involved and the team is scheduled to play tufts tomorrow. >> julie: we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes. good morning, everyone. new accident, this is on the pike eastbound, it is right before 128 as you approach the weston tolls. that's why we are seeing the colors changing on our traffic flow and stalled car right in the middle of 128 northbound make way through needham and up to the pike and sluggish on 93 south medford down into zakim bridge in leverett connector. and here are live drive times, 16 minutes on pike eastbound from

randy: thank you, two umass dartmouth students were hit. the victims, both women, 19 and 21, they were hit at 6:15 last night. this is the intersection of old west port road and crossroad, and near a campus entrance, and their injuries are unclear this morning, the driver a 53-year-old plan from west port did stay at the scene. running out if you want to vote ahead of the election. today is the final day for early voting in massachusetts. the eyeopener's sera congi is in boston with what you need to know. sera. >> another large turnout is expected today here at this polling place, city hall, and you can see that it has been a very popular option for a lot of voters so far in this state. yesterday at city hall there was a 45-minute wait at city hall, now this is the first year for early voting, and because it has been so secretary of the commonwealth has asked the local election officials to extend early voting hours to at least 5:00 tonight. and as of yesterday 800,000 registered voters in massachusetts cast their ballots ahead of the elect

joshua from umass-lowell is with us right now. you asked voters in new hampshire on a variety of key issues, who they trust to do a better job handling a specific issue. what are the issues that donald trump wins in in new hampshire? >> well, he wins on immigration. he wins on the economy. and he wins on terrorism. >> reporter: immigration was a key part of his campaign. >> absolutely. the wall has been and has continued through his campaign. >> reporter: and the economy he wins on. the economy. we always say that is the number one issue. >> yeah. almost always the number one issue unless we are in a foreign conflict. that is a big deal. that explains why he has moved up on this poll. >> reporter: what are the issues that voters trust hillary clinton most about in. >> interestingly, foreign policy is at the top of that list. and then some other issues. social security, medicare, women's issues and race a big one. race relations covers a lot in this campaign. doesn't it? >> yeah, it does. i think it gets at some of the controversia

she unleashed just a short time ago with the last hour during a speech at umass boston. what she's saying about his weekend meeting with former bay state governor mitt romney. attacked by a bear while walking in her daughter's driveway. the 911 call the victim made for maria: donald trump has settled a lawsuit over his now defunct trump university for $25 million ed:. the former trump university customers claim the course was a scam. >> fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we're offering incredibly fast 150 meg internet, miss it. coming. i can't believe he's doing this. it's so fasat in the 3.7 conds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record held by garwatson.. fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 different versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while h mom dowoads how to set a dislocated shoulder, all at the same time. ...while h gary.owoads how to set a dislocated shoulder, with equal uoad and download speeds, tv and phone for just 79.99 per month online for the first year; plus a 150 dollar visa prepaid

score, 5-4 umass lowell. inbounds tipped away. juwan morgan with the fastbreak dunk. in the second half, a big alley oop dunk. indiana wins 100-78. it's a win for the manchester monarchs on education day. they dropped the puck at 10 am in front of about 6000 kids at snhu arena. kevin morris, son of former monarchs head coach mark morris, scored his first goal of the season. the teams play again friday night in manchester. >> the boys came out ready to play today so it was a good two and we will have the same effort friday and saturday. >> tuesday they play a couple of days before thanksgiving. we asked the coach what he likes about the team so far. >> there is no quit in them. we've had our share of injuries and others have stepped in doing the job. i believe we are getting better andil things together. >> i think will focus more this week. >> i like the way we competed her the entire game, coming back the other night, down in the third and battling back to get at least one point. jamie: some big promotions for fisher cats, good that they are still there and good luck

mary: we are at umass. some called president-elect donald trump the large next. warren told the crowd it is time to fight for america's core values of dignity and respect. she said there would be no compromise on racism, which is why she's calling on trump to withdraw his nomination of jeff sessions for attorney general. there's speculation that trump is considering one of the harshest critics, republican mitt romney for secretary of when asked if that makes romney a hypocrite. >> i find it very difficult for a man who said things on videotape that mitt romney could turn around and say he's going to support him. i genuinely can't understand that. reporter: senator warren went on to attack trump for stacking his inner circle with who she calls richer. how she and the democrats plan to fight back, coming up on wcvb newscenter 5 at 6:00. >> president elect donald trump filled three positions today on his white house team. they are not coming without some controversy. >> the day kicks off with a flurry of announcements from team trump. >> president-elect is a man of

the senator was on friendly turf speaking at umass boston and wasted no time zeroing in on jeff sessions, choice for attorney general. racist statements disqualified him to be a federal judge decades back, that republicans would not stand with him because they did not believe that he could be an independent and fair federal judge. >> reporter: senator sessions has vehemently denied charge was racism and after the speech, senator warren gave a nomination might be. >> i strongly urge donald trump to withdraw his nomination but if he fails to do that, there will be a moral question. ands that can the republicans step up and say no? >> reporter: she also weighed in on speculation that trump critic mitt romney might play a role in a donald trump administration. a man who said the things on videotape that mitt romney said to turn around and say he will support him. i don't see how that happens. >> reporter: just to refresh everybody's memories in the now- famous speech, mitt romney called donald trump a phony, a fraud. but despite all of that, the two are expected to meet tomorrow. jim smith,

in our exclusive umass 7 news poll they are tried. trump and clinton both get 44% among likely voters. gary johnson gets five and jill stein two. but compared to our poll last month, trump is up five points and clinton down one. >>> the race is tied but this is a trump he has improved his favorability ratings and supporters are actually starting to believe that he can win. trump is making big gains with men. he is now beating clinton by 19 points among them an increase of ten points since our last poll. among women, clinton has a 16 point edge but that is down three points since last month. >>> everyone expected the gender gap to be a story about women but the gender gap among women is pretty typical in new hampshire where trump has gained he has doubled his lead there and that's the story.. what's driving trump's momentum is the new investigation of the hillary clinton's e-mails. >>> the f.b.i. investigation isn't having any impact on democrats. where it is affecting it is on republicans, those that may have voted for gary johnson or

francesca of new jersey says umass knew her son was on drugs but didn't tell her. instead she says police used her son as a confidential informant. she is suing a police officer and the man selling her southern the drugs. >>> a northeastern student is didn't do enough to protect her after a sexual assault. she says in 2013 she was drinking at a party at an ra's apartment. a male student offered to bring her home but she says instead he brought her to his room and raped her. two days later, she reported the case to school officials. the northeastern conduct board found the male student didn't violate the school's conduct code and rejected her demands to move the man out of her dorm. >> the expectation is wh the next day and, you know, maybe wake up with a groggy head, you don't expect to be sexually assaulted. if that does happen, you know, the school will take care of it. >> she says she still sees her alleged attacker on campus. she decided to stay at school to work on issues of violence. they issued a statement saying they have not seen the student. >>> a weymout

our latest umass lowell poll shows the race in new hampshire dead even. trump and clinton tied at 44% among likely new hampshire voters. since our last survey trump gained five points and making big gains with coverage starting with dan hausle who is live in atkinson. dan? >>> well, former new hampshire governor john sununu agrees putt poll saying the race will be decided by 5,000 votes or less. that's why you find him and donald trump here trying to get every vote possible. >>> in four days we're going to win the great state of new hampshire. white house. >> anchor: donald trump become in new hampshire again. a sign of just how important and how winnable the trump campaign considers the granite state. >>> trump and other speakers urging relick tenant republicans and independents to switch from never trump to never hillary. >>> come home, come home, come home and vote the ticket. >> reporter: trump arguing another clinton in the white house will be mired in continuing investigations of alleged corruption. >>> we went through it with him with the impeachme

. >> christa: and tonight at 11:00, we'll 7news/umass lowell poll. we're looking at the numbers in the battleground state of new hampshire for the presidential race as well as the senate race that really could shift the balance of power in the nation's capital. so as the race comes down to the wire, our political editor andy hiller and umass lowell pollster dr. josh will answer some of your questions, as well. e-mail your questions to 7news at whdh.com. you can also ask us on twitter using the #7news. the breaking news. for the first time since 1908 the chicago cubs are world series champions. they did it in epic fashion. they beat the cleveland indians. this was game seven, overtime. so after a blown lead, a rain delay, and an extra inning, it was as much a storybook ending as really anybody could ask for. what a series it's been. the team celebrating after finally putting those demons and curses to rest. they buried them for once and for all. we knowow in boston. >> sarah: we do. >> christa: an emotional celebration for cubs' fans across the countr

umass is in black. you caused in the game including this one. a hannaford player pulled down the umass player and men the us mass player kicked the ball into the opponent's face. pulled the red card and threw him out and suspend him for the next game. then number 77 appears to elbow his opponent in the face and grabs a player and throws him from the ground. another red card ejecting 77 from the game but not before he head-butts the referee. >> i played soccer all of my life and seeing something like that, someone head-butt the ref, it is unacceptable. >> sara: you can mass does not condone this behavior and disciplining the players involved. the team plays tufts come. >>> a local family is going through a tough time after their daughter is diagnosed with a heart condition. >>> we are back at 6:45. a boston as you can see the sun coming up. look at that, it got brighter as we speak. not bad. temperatures are not too bad. acton, 32. walpole is 38. enjoy the warm temps this afternoon while you can. shiri is tracking a cooldown for the weekend and m

two people are hospitalized after being struck by a car heart in umass campus. it happened just after 6:00 last night at the intersection of old westport and crossroads. and 21 years old, but the globe reports that both are students at school. we are working to get an update on their conditions. we have a reporter on the scene and police are investigating. >>> the father of a third-grader who brought a gun to school is now facing charges but the gun did not belong to him. the 3rd grader brought the gun in lowell, pulled it out of his backpack and showed some classmates. the boy thought it was a toy.petition found the gun in a relative, but the relative's home this burned in a fire and the boy's family were holding continue to his belongings. parents were upset about what happened. >> i heard it was a gun, my heart went down to the ground. all i could picture was the school being shot up and the grand babies in here. >> reached out to the school district about the incident, but we have not heard back. >>> the sentencing retrial for a man convicted of killing thre

marcus played basketball for umass. more trouble along the dakota pipeline. protestors are planning to stay after the deadline to leave. u.s. army corps of engineers ptsdz the protestors out by december 5. anyone who stays longer could be camped out at the main protest site and yesterday, just a day after the order to leave, organizers announced they have no plans to leave. but they didn't elaborate on further plans. we'll continue to follow that situation as the protest continues. >> four people now have a date to appear in court, accused of breaking into a school and damaging student projects. it happened at veterans middle school in marble head. the school's alarm system went off morning. they found two people on the property. police say two others were also involved. they say all four suspects are adults but their names haven't been released. >> there could be a high tech new addition hitting the streets of boston. the step forward for a plan to bring self driving cars to our city. look out. >> plus the pats take on the jets this afternoon and we take a l

--kastanek also led iowa with 17 points as she hits one of her 5 threes....the hawkeyes blast umass 71-30. will make temperatures feel closer to the single digits for some. be sure to bundle up and keep warm! always remember your pets. if you are cold so are they; make sure they are kept warm too. it won't be as windy today. finally the winds have subsided out of the southeast at about 5 to 10 mph. with high pressure sitting just overhead we'll keep mainly clear skies. the sunshine and the slightest southerly wind will push a few degrees warmer today. in the 20s. wind chills will be into the teens. today: mostly sunny and seasonably cool. wind: se 5-10 high: 39 alo: 39 dbq: 37 iow: 40 36 to 42 tonight: mostly clear. wind: ese 5-10 low: 23 alo: 21 dbq: 23 iow: 23 20 to 26 tomorrow: partly cloudy. wind: ese 5-10 high: 46 alo: 44 dbq: 44 iow: 46 43 to 49 tom. night: increasing clouds. wind: ese 5-10 low: 34 alo: 32 dbq: 31 iow: 34 31 to 37 tuesday: showers likely and breezy. high: 45 low: 34 wednesday: chance of showers early. high: 46 low: 40 thursday: partly cloudy. high: 42 low: 34 fri

they host umass tomorrow night. congratulations to the new president of the new hampshire fisher cats, mike ramshaw. he has been with the team since 2006. he replaces the former president who went to work at the michigan international speedway. erin: a salon in mexico is decorations. the salon owner says the scorpions still contain all their venom, but since they are dead and encased in acrylic nail polish, there is no chance of a customer getting poisoned. nail art with scorpions. [laughter] erin: i don't know about that one. kevin: i'm not well-versed in this. eventually, you take that off, yes? erin: yes. sean: to the scorpion at that point. kevin: yes. sean: if it is still there. erin: i've never had acrylic nails, but i think you soak them and it comes off. sean: why don't we have aaron go to mexico -- erin go to mexico, test this out, and come back. erin: i don't think so. [laughter] kevin: arriba. a lot of questions we are trying to delve into before 6:00 a.m. morning commute. temperatures in the 40's for the

all of the newly found ceramics and other items are in a umass lab but ceramic artifacts are always used as the mold for the pottery made in the plymouth plantation craft center. 420 it tells us what they ate, how they prepared food , ho>> for every one day of digging there are several days of research.there's much more to learn about these artifacts. in plymouth, rhondella ed: mike has done a great job setting up the weather. >> there is a fair point. we could cook it. >> i am up for the food. let's talk about this temperature. this is a cold pocket here. we have moisture. down to the south, that warm air is trying to push up. . there is some rain, there is some snow. right now we have clear skies. the wind makes it feel like it is 29 degrees out there. there is the leading edge. notice, you see how you have the rain going in. see how it stops off with snow and sleet? we will get into more of a rain this is what may be arriving around sunrise tomorrow morning. it's going to be very early. here is the map. look at the cloud cover. computer models are not picking up this precipitation. i

newscenter 5's diane cho is live at umass memorial medical center. >> one of the victims was attack. she was in the car with her daughter and she sold to people waving down cars. the man walked up and told her to get out of the car. when she refused he stabbed her. they crash that car when they flag down the daughter. >> he is pulling on the door. my daughter is trying, fighting with him. he then yells at me to get out of the car. >> she says she is lucky she knew karate and was able to fight him off. harding is now facing charges related to the case. in born are searching for a man who attacked a 14-year-old girl. it happened as she walked to her bus stop. police say the 14 year was grabbed from behind and nearly strangled just before 7 am. a witness called the girl's name interuppting the attack. that's when the attacker ran off hopping into a blue or grey older model sedan with dark windows and dark rims. ed: he's accused of impersonating an fbi agent. him they tell us they found several disturbing items. newscenter 5's david bienick live in arlington with what this suspect may ha

all of the noodle -- all of the items are in a umass lab but ceramic artifacts are always used as the mold for the pottery made in the plimoth plantation craft center. >> those dishes and dragons of ceramics shows us what needs they haven't how they ate and prepare their food. >> for eve there are several days of research. at this point, there is much more to learn about these artifacts. in plymouth, rhondella richardson. erin: very cool. as people hit this roads this thanksgiving cumberland farms is releasing a the results of a survey about travel preferences. it says that when it comes to pit stops 42% of travelers allow their companions to take bathroom breaks. highway. when asked who they would least like to spend 10 hours in the car with 35% of respondents said their in-laws. the kids came in a close second. kevin: as we were talking about this last night at home, i said no bathroom breaks, it is three hours. they did not like that. erin: you have to stop. you are fitted to connecticut. kevin: that's headed to connecticut. kevin: wait. flurries in the western area is a possibilit

he was narrowly elected in 2010 and is a graduate of umass amherst. he served in operation desert storm and desert shield. both deserts? happy post-thanksgiving and for joining us. >> let's start with the how do you think it will do under a trump administration? >> we have all of the things to get accomplished in education and public safety. if you does what he wants for the inner-city we will be set. we will have problems with some of the misogyny and racism we are seeing from his base who come to jesus moment where he says that is not my america we will be ok. we have been through a lot of presidents. at the end of the day, we will protect each other, stand by each other. if he does good policies that help with housing and jobs, that will be great. >> you need money as well. he is talking about tax cuts for businesses. >> someone concerned about programs for kids at risk. if he takes away all of those safety net programs and brings 2500 jobs, good deal. the reality is the absence of jobs and good support, we have to have programs to support people.

all of the newly found ceramics and other items are in a umass lab, but ceramic artifacts are always used as the mold for the pottery made in the plymouth plantation craft center. >> those dishes and those fragments of ceramics can tell us what they chose to have, what needs they had, how they ate, how they prepared their food. rhondella: for every one day of digging there are several days of research. there's much more to learn about these artifacts. in plymouth, rhondella richardson. erin: fascinating. as people hit this roads this thanksgiving. cumberland farms is releasing a the results of a survey about travel preferences. pit stops, 42% of travelers allow their companions to take bathroom breaks but only when it's right off the highway. otherwise, hold it, i guess? when asked who they would least like to spend ten hours in the car with, 35% of respondents said their in-laws. the kids came in a close second. i am not traveling for the holiday. however, you are. you are headed to connecticut. kevin: member back when we used to travel as kids? there was not all the technology we h

13 days after i came to this stop,y i was at a bus headed to umass amhearst. to meet with a nigerian professor who was the president of the magazine that i had come to edit. the title of the book, never look an american in the eye, was from a council that an uncle had given to me. don't look americans in the eye because they will shoot you if you look them in the eye. here, i was at the bus stop. i was aware that traficant stopped. somehow i looked right direct in front of me and the police officer happened to look at the same time and our eyes met. i remembered my uncle's advice so i made a dramatic gesture of looking away so that this officer would not shoot me. even though i looked away i was watching him from the corner of my eye as he turned into a side street. . aboutht i had lost him a minute or two later i got a tap on the shoulder and i turned around to see somebody in uniform. he says to me, do you mind coming to the back of the bus stop. , december 23,op 1988. for a moment -- because in nigeria no police officer would say to you, sir. topolice offic

newscenter 5's mary saladna is live at umass boston, where the are at a critical moment in history. the identity of our nation is at stake. sen. warren: let's talk about the elephant in the room, the large orange elephant in the room. reporter: speaking to the new england women's policy conference, i fired up elizabeth warren told the crowd it's time to fight back for america's core values of dignity and economic opportunity for everyone. sen. warren: president-elect trump threatens both of these core values. po off to a bad start by packing his inner circle with people such as steve bannon, who she calls a racist and white supremacist. sen. warren: when we are talking about issues like racism, no compromise either. reporter: war and is a flat-out rejecting the nomination of jeff sessions to u.s. attorney general. sen. warren: i strongly urge sessions. if donald trump fails to do that, there will be a moral question in the united states senate. reporter: this also speculation that trump's harshest republican critic, mitt romney's, now being considered for secretary of state. sen. wa

-- and ready for umass... and megan gustafson...was eating but they were up and ready for you next. megan was eating minutemen for breakfast. and she outscored the entire team all by herself and got senior, finishing 17 points in 17 minutes, next up is south dakota state tomorrow at 2:30. and kirk will - - kirkwood hosting mount mercy, the kickback goes to tanner frazier. that one is good beyond the arc. and winston says i will see you are three and match kirkwood would take the lead. and the seal finished by harp. the eagles come on back to win cheers/tree lights up!" up!" chicago's official christmas tree is now up and lit. weighing in at more than 10- thousand pounds and towering over millennium >>> there you have it, chicago's official christmas tree is now up and shining and weighing in at more than 10,000 pounds. it is park at 69 feet high, this tree was donated by a family in - - in illinois and this is the 10 third annual christmas tree lighting in chicago and the ceremony is considered the kick- off event for the holiday shopping season. and some folks in illinois are hurti

points -- 5 of 10 from the arc -- digits for the 82nd time in her career adding ten -- the hawks top umass 72 to 30 -- that 30 points ties a carver hawkeye best all-time defensive record >>> mr. trump? [ cheers and applause ] mr. trump, are you ready for your first meeting? >> kelly ann, what are people saying about my cabinet appointments? do they love them?

broadway, and jfk umass. and here's what away know. boston firefighters say there was a small electrical fire on the tracks near that jfk umass stop. fire depped had to wait f power to tracks to be shut off before they can put that fire out. now again the scene has been cleared. trains are now moving along but we are keeping tabs on this for you we will continue to update breaking news an developments happen. >>> also tonight a weather alert. storm tracker radar is lit as heavy rain continues to move heaviest of falling right now in during the ooerp drive. >> the dark and dreary weather will stick around for the rest of the night. that's not only problem we're watching a well we're also keeping a close eye on shore line because their potential for more cowsal flooding this evening fox 25 team coverage from our weather department we will begin with kevin lemanowicz who is tracking rain to let you know know exactly to expect as mooefrn moves on. an mess fury going on roadway no do you got about raining hard in many spots. going down with

all of the newly found ceramics and other items are in a umass lab but ceramic artifacts are always used as the mold for the pottery made in the plymouth plantation craft center. the tourist experience is getting more authentic. >> the thicker posts along the it tells us a huge amount of information. reporter: we are familiar with the artifacts from the mayflower. we are not sure where these will be exhibited. ed: i was wondering what would happen if they dig up your house . what are they going to find? >> shh. shh. whatever project i am working on. rain moving in. it may be cold enough tomorrow morning. there could be a pocket of ice developing. the threat will be out there. see what happens is, the moisture overruns. that is where you start to see wintry mix going on. the temperatures are not in boston, 39 degrees. the windchill index, feels like 31 degrees. there is the area i am looking at with a pocket here or there. if you want some accumulating snow, that is where we may see an inch of snow. tomorrow morning, the gray skies are out there. if a little bit of that moisture can overr

that happened near umass. both women were taken to the hospital. the driver of the car did stay at the scene. so far, no charge. >> the stories of boston marathon bombings told by those who led the investigation. last night at salem state university, former special agent in charge richard de-lory air and former police commissioner davis discussed the law enforcement response and rebuilding community confidence. a portion of the proceeds will go to benefit a scholarship named for fallen m.i.t. officers shawn collier. >> shawn had a commitment to serve other people, to serve his community. >> shawn has always been in our thoughts and prayers since the bombings. he's always on our minds. but it's for him and for the victims and the survivors of the bombings that we are here. >> collier was a criminal justice major at salem state. >>> a little school and now his dad is facing charges. lowell police say the 8-year-old thought the gun was capable of shooting plastic bell lets. the third grader showed it to classmates last week. his father is charged with

they have going for them they are in 3rd place in hockey east, just one point behind second place umass lowell. unh plays just one game this weekend. we asked the coach what he likes about the team. >> the character, for sure. there is no quitting. we have had our fair share of injuries. i'm sure other people are stepping and doing their job. they compete hard. i hope we get a very healthy. >> we have a lot of guys who can score goals. each game with played, we just have to play better defensively. battled and competed in the entire game, coming back the other night down 3-1. about me back to get at least one point was really big. jamie: something we could find out any moment now is whether this guy wins the american league cy young award. he certainly would deserves it here and 11 majors with 22 wins --he lead the majors with 22 wins. there are many phrases we use everyday but are you saying them wrong? the 20 common phrases you might be using incorrectly. tom: tune in for new hampshire chronicle immediately following world news. we'll see you tonight. [captioning performed by the nati

. >> the victim was conscious, but rushed to umass memorial where doctors determined she sustained a skull fracture. police say her injuries do not appear to be life threatening. residents in a nearby apartment building say pedestrians frequently attempt to beat the traffic. >> a lot of people do cross over when it's red, a lot it's >> right now, several families are burned out of their homes after a fire tore through the first floor of a large apartment building in manchester, new hampshire. more than 100 people live in the building, most of them elderly. firefighters say one person was taken to the hospital. they believe a cigarette started the fire. ben: all right a live look. there is patchy fog in some places and scattered showers. not much. yeah, i think tomorrow, likely you will see rain to the cape. for most, just a gray day. here is what is happening now. we have scattered showers work through. host they are focused. that's the same place where they are focused tomorrow dunn ton the southeastern part of the state. you may actually see a little sunshine tomorrow. well, a few

tonight at 11:00 we'll have the latest 7news umass lowell poll. we look at numbers in new hampshire. another key battleground state for the presidential race as well as the senate race that could shift the balance of power in congress. and as the race comes down to the wire our political editor andy hiller and umass lowell poller will answer your questions. go a 7news at whdh.com. ask us on twitter using the hashtag 7news and you have have answers on 7. >>> still ahead. a convicted killer is back in court. the sentencing retrial for gary lee sansom continues today. hundreds gathering for a vigil after a man was shot and killed by police. >> wonderful weather yesterday. today we track a few showers and then cooler weather heading into help to open up their newest store in town. who was there along with tb 12. there's a good clue. we'll be right back. joanne: she's not fooling me. britt: kelly ayotte sides with the special interests. vivian: now, she's even playing politic games with medicare. vo: kelly ayotte voted to cut medicare and cost seniors

our pollster from umass lowell is with us now. you asked the voter in new hampshire on a variety of key uch you who they trust to do a better job handling a specific issue. what are the issues that donald trump wins in in new hampshire? >> he wins on immigration. he wins on the economy. >> immigration was a key part of his campaign. >> absolutely. the wall has been the central part of his early messaging. and continued through his campaign. >>> and the economy he wins on. the economy. we always say that's the number one issue. it's almost always the number one issue. that's a big deal he's winning. that explains why he moved up in this poll. what about on the hillary clinton side. what are the issue that voter trust her most about? >> interestingly foreign policy at the top bread and butter social security, medicare, women's issues. and race relations. >>> race relations is a big one. race relations cover a lot in this campaign; doesn't it? >> it did. gets at the controversial comment trump has made and the divided nature of our e

comment on any criminal investigation related to this case. >> julie: mother of umass amherst student who died of heroin overdose is is suing the school because they didn't find help for her son's addiction. when he was found with the drug police asked him to be informant and take down dealers on campus. 2013 he was found dead following an overdose. the mother said school had told her about the addiction the says it was completely blind sided about news of reebok's big move to boston. we told you yesterday the giant moving the world headquarters in the new year. town officials tell fox25 they learned of the plan from a security guard. reebok has been in canton for 16 years but now joining converse and new balance and vying boston location for the home. mayor marty walsh calls latest edition big win for the city. >> excited about reebok coming in a and they were really excited about the potential opportunity coming to the city of boston. >> there are 950 employees of the canton headquarters. reebok says 650 of them are moving to the new location. rest will either transfer out of state

massamherst student is filing a lawsuit saying that the umass police knew her son was on drugs but did not tell her. eric s nirks inacori is also suing a police officer and the man accused of selling her son drugs. >>> patriots's day starring mark wahlberg has the coveted closing night slot at the american film institute festival in los angeles. actors and real life counterparts. among them former boston police commissioner and wbz analyst ed davis. >> i was so concerned about getting it right i signed on. the spirit of boston and to do right with the victims. >> "patriots day" is scheduled to arrive on christmas day and is produced by cbs films. >>> to when donald trump comes to manchester on the evest election on monday, he will have familiar company. president obama will be stumping for clinton. jon keller, how important is the obama and clinton connection? >> very important for better or for worse. the record of the out going incumbent looms large over the race to succeed him especially down the stretch, president obama never fails to make it clear to his odder yens that he sees hi

researchers at umass medical school learned this mutation sits at the top of the virus making it easier for the disease to enter human cells. they were looking at a protein found in hiv when they discovered a similar type of protein in the most dominant form of the ebola virus. the outbreak affected more than 28,000 people in west africa. >>> good morning, everyone, 5:16. we track traffic and weather every ten minutes. a lot of green on my approaching the pike. expressway seeing a little bit of slowing right around granite ave because of a overnight work crew. a little bit late clearing out. north of the pike route 1, 93 south moving along fine. zakim bridge wide open. live drive times, 23 minutes on pike eastbound from 49 to mass avenue. nine minutes on the expressway. 22 minutes on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. >>> meteorologist shiri spear that those warmer temperatures the last few days are achanging. >> shiri: they are going ba-bye here. below average temperatures into the weekend. today ahead of the cooler temperatures, gusts 20 to 30 miles per hour.

speaking at umass-boston this afternoon, warren zeroed in on trump's nomination of alabama senator jeff sessions to bu.s. attorney general. sessions was rejected for a federal judgeship 30 years ago amid charges of racism. warren says there should be no statute of limitations on such allegations. >> there can be no, mice with racismthere can be no compromise -- negotiation with bigotry. and: senator warren says if trump does not withdraw the sessions nomination, the senate-which will confirm or deny the appointment, will have to consider what she calls a moral question. and one other piece of news involving the president-elect. he has settled a lawsuit over his now-defunct trump university for $25 million. former trump university customers claimed the courses under the terms of this settlement, he does not admit wrongdoing. maria right now, a young boy : hurt trying get off the bus in roslindale. he was hit by a vehicle, and his grandmother watching the whole thing happen, newscenter 5's john atwater is live. where all of this took place. does every day.aiting as she she saw her grandso

mass general, umass memorial and brigham and women's were among the 17 hospitals nationwide inspected by the mass general failed to report the deaths of two patients. umass and brigham women's each failed to report one death. >>> all uber and lyft drivers will have to go through back ground checks to keep their jobs in here in massachusetts. part of a new law passed this summer that calls for drivers to be screened by both their employer and their state. the ride-hailing companies have agreed to begin a comprehensive background checks beginning january 6. drivers will have three months something on cyber monday, you are one of 122 million people who shopped the sales. to give you aen idea of how busy online shopping was yesterday, amazon said it shipped 629 items every second. the final numbers are not out yet, but early sales are set to surpass the industry's initial estimates. expectations were set around $3.4 billion. >>> and 'tis the season and the tree in copley square is lo fox25 was there for the annual tree lighting last night. >> 3, 2, 1! [cheering] >> gene: there it is. mayo

broadway, and jfk umass. and here's what away know. boston firefighters say there was a small electrical fire on the tracks near that jfk umass stop. fire depped had to wait f power to tracks to be shut off before they can put that fire out. now again the scene has been cleared. trains are now moving along but we are keeping tabs on this for you we will continue to update breaking news an developments happen. >>> also tonight a weather alert. storm tracker radar is lit as heavy rain continues to move

investigators say the car struck the 19 year old and 21 year old at an intersection near the umass dartmouth campus. on just one station. a man accused of robbing a bakery in brookline taken into custody late last night. today he'll face a judge. >>> and a dad is facing charges after a dangerous discovery in lowell. police say an eight-year-old boy brought a handgun to class. this morning parents are demanding answers. >>> and today is the last day the cast your ballot for early voting in massachusetts. officials say the first year voters could vote early turned we're breaking down those numbers. all right. let's send it over the chris lambert with a check of your forecast on this friday morning. hey, chris. >> chris: good morning, everyone. a little cooler out there, but not bad by early november standards. 38 in boston. 42 in plymouth. we have a breeze in boston. once the front swings on through, we'll kick up the wind at times this afternoon, gusting 20 to 25mph. but we have returning sunshine through the day. do expect cloud cover through the should see a little more in the way of sunshi

. >>> two umass dartmouth students in the hospital after arcadia avenue. charges have not been filed. >>> a dozen people looking for a place to live after a house fire in methuen. firefighters were summoned after 2:00 this morning and found big flames coming from the roof and windows. police got everyone out. several were treated for minor injuries. investigators haven't pinpointed a cause. >>> a solemn weekend in paris anniversary of coordinated attacks on the city that struck a concert hall, a songer stadium, and several -- soccer stadium, and several cafes. 130 people were killed after the assault on paris. hundreds of others injured. panic ensued after the gunman killed 90 people in the theater. a pregnant woman seen hanging from a window trying to escape. tonight sting performed >>> still to come on the program tonight. honoring those killed in the line of duty. >> gold star families taking center stage at fenway this weekend. >>> a res can cue in boston -- a rescue in boston harbor. >>> and talking sports. the patriot's not so new player. >>> and our

. >> umass-lowell poll. we are looking up the numbers in new hampshire for the presidential race as well as the senate race that could shift the balance of power in the nation's capital. wire, our political editor andy hiller and umass-lowell pollster dr. josh will answer some of your questions. e-mail your questions to 7 news at whdh.com. or ask us on twitter, using the hash tag 7 news. they will have some answers tonight right here on channel 7. >> christa: we will take a moment to check out the weather. looking outside, it is one of those gloomy days. certainly, warm. at least for this third day of >> sarah: yeah. there was some rain earlier. danielle has more on. that >> danielle: thanks, sarah. a lot of rain still off to our north and webs. heading into the next couple of hours, we will track that rain moving in. right now, starting to see some showers push across western massachusetts. probably smart to have the umbrella handy. for right now, basically, until this afternoon. now, all of that heavier ra