. >> coming up next, calling it unconscionable and even illegal. >> a florida senator is lashing out at the state's dmv. and after the break, our state is profiting from your personal information. and the action senator bill nels dunkin's sweet black pepper bacon sandwich is back with twice the crispy, caramelized peppered bacon. experience a breakfast sandwich made for bacon lovers. zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. this black friday at the volkswagen be noisy. be silent. be near. be far. be joyful. be together. celebrate joy with dunkin's holiday-flavored coffees, espressos, and donuts. america runs on dunkin'. >> if you have a florida driver's license, the state may be selling you out. a fox 13 investigation revealed the personal information from your dmv records is up for sale whether you like it or not. a powerful u.s. senator saw our investigation and now he wants a federal investigation. into whether the state is really breaking the law. >> tina jensen has some new five month

will be selling driver's license personal identification information to marketers is not only unconscionable but it may well be that it is illegal under a federal law that was passed in 1994. >> that's what the state is doing. >> our investigation reveals the state over the last two years by providing the personal information contained in the driver's license records to companies that can then profit from them. some of the same companies have been banned from buying the data after reselling it to the marketing temperatures. and the state may be breaking the law after shing our investigation, the senator is taking action, he is calling for the department of justice to launch an investigation. in the age of identity theft the fact they are making a profit selling the information on the market is unconscionable but this afternoon the director issued a statement e-mails from a saying the dmv does not sell the records which is what the department tried to tell me last summer. >> and how much did they make from celling. >> we don't sell data. law provides data allows data to be provided under cert

this is an unconscionable act. exclamation point on the violence. >> a judge called it "unwise" but grants a question today. charged with killing nine african american parishioners. lawyers will be in court to advise proceedings, he could face the convicted. demonstrators remain camped out. they say construction could affect drinking water supply. they ordered protesters leave that area or be arrested. a member of that tribe says 2,000 veterans who are coming to join the peaceful and nonviolent protests. they have backed down somewhat from their original permission and now they say will not forcibly remove the protesters >> decorating cup takes at a jewish teen's birthday party with swastikas. the two girls who decorated their cupcakes with the symbol thought it was funny. >> you begin to normalize it and make it casual within our society. >> they have a futuristic look, but nike is going back to the movie. released its first self-lacing shoe. >> later, the shoes will become available through the nike plus app. the

that is unconscionable. whether you care about any of those things, or criminal justice a form, or gun violence prevention, or addressing the heroin o overdose epidemic, or the teenage suicide rate, these are all on the ballot. who hass the only one a real record of working to address the challenges in those areas. because sometimes i think i have a rather old-fashioned view in this election season, beyond the fact that i believe in science. what some but he has done and has stood for and fought for is a good indication of what they will stand for, fight for, and deliver in the white house. [applause] chelsea clinton: for me, i am going to do everything i can to just talk to as many people as possible about what is at stake in the selection. i also am never going to forget the stories i have heard that bring this home to my heart. the stories i carry every day that say to me, we have to prove that love trumps hate isn't just a slogan, and we have to prove that stronger together is not just a slogan. i was in

nelson calling the move "simply unconscionable." we know you want answers like who is getting your personal information so here is a way for you to let us know what conference you the most, click on the good question logo on you. >>> if you like the chilly weather if sounds like this will be the weekend for you. i think it is a great weekend to put up christmas lights, but i am in the minority.>> i say do it, it is going to feel like christmas. >> both you and i have already put most of ours up. >> why not? it is going to feel like christmas. sarah from the bay area visiting littleton colorado and those are heard to euro kids who have never seen snow before. they had several inches of snow today, and that cold front is what is going to bring us our colder weather by sunday morning. monday morning, i still think northern counties drop down into the 30s. doppler radar quiet with temperatures under clear skies. 66 in clearwater. been a good five or 10 degrees cooler over the last week or so. skies are clear to partly cloudy across the

it is unconscionable to allow that to continue to exist. given the potential for greater economic -- inclusion in communities that have historically been impacted by the war on drugs, i think there is an opportunity to address some of the underlying concerns. karen: we'll have you both back after the election, once we see conversation. thank you for being here. you can learn about everything we featured by logging on to our page at wcvb.com. this tuesday, make your voice heard, no matter where you stand, and vote if you have not, yet. thank you so much and have a what's kelly ayotte costing you? you're paying more for prescription medicines. kelly ayotte blocked lower cost generic drugs. you're paying high interest rates on college loans. ayotte voted against letting you refinance at lower rates. and you're paying higher bank fees while ayotte voted for special breaks to wall street executives. kelly ayotte. she's siding with corporate special interests and that's costing you. ck music) - welcome to teen kids news. i'm veronique. let's begi

it's unconscionable...." suggests -- congress -- sot: 10:56:55 "i only see it getting worse..." might want to fire up that grill a few more times... sot: 13:27:31 "this is about 1800 worth of insulin in my hand..." using the national average cost database -- tegna investigations -- tracked -- 100 prescription drugs that are at least 70% more expensive now than they were in 2012. sot: 8:13:54 "something needs to change at this point..." drugs like the one middle school teacher kristina voskes takes when she feels like she's losing her ability to walk... sot: 8:05:44 "it's quite rare... yes..." the main treatment for her neuromuscular condition known as myasthenia gravis -- is a 57 year old drug named mestinon -- and it now costs -- 419% more now than than it did in 2012. sot: 8:13:46 "we're putting people's lives at risk for the concern of making money..." and it's not just obscure drugs for rare diseases... sot: 10:51:30 "without insulin, i won't be here..." mark shanklin is one of as many as three million americans with type one diabetes. sot: 10:54:00 "you're making decisions

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. >> it's nounal unconscionable but it may well be that it is illegal. >>reporter: however today the and that quote, the florida department of highway safety and motor vehicles does not sell driver or motor vehicle information. they went ton point out the driver privacy protection act restricts public access to info like social security numbers. >>reporter: driver's license numbers, i.d. card numbers, names addresses telephone numbers and much more. that is something drivers certainly welcome. >> that's my information. >> ve don't like that being out there to have it done again. >>reporter: the senator wants to make sure your private information is kept just that, private. that same statement went on to point out that under the law a lot of this driver's license and motor vehicle information is considered public information and that people can actually request that, but only if they meet a certain exemption that is covered by off limits, it's still considered restricted. >> that's pretty disturbing. we're all drivers we obviously don't want our informati

. >> it's not only unconscionable but it may well be that it is illegal irk however today the dmv released a statement saying the senator highway safety and motor vehicles does not sell driver or motor vehicle information. they went on to point out the driver privacy protection act restricts public access to info like social security numbers driver's license numbers, i.d. card numbers, names addresses telephone numbers and much more. that is something drivers certainly welcome. in tampa, rod carter news channel 8. >>> chief meteorologist steve jerve joins us right now you see that happy face he has. it's and we have big changes this weekend too. >> i know. it's going to be so festive and turkey ish. >> for about 5 it's going to warm right back up again. >> can't we have some joy for a minute? >> no i can't. >> wow. >> no actually it's going to be beautiful this weekend. just two different kinds of days. saturday 79 degrees we expect toy a few clouds later in day ace cold front moves into the area. cooler and breezy for sunday as the effects of the cold front chilly. also great news from th

>> reporter: yet what we found -- >> i'm it's unconscionable. >> reporter: suggests congress might want to fire up that grill a few more times. >> this is about $1800 worth of insulin. >> reporter: using the national average drug acquisition cost database, tegna investigations tracked 100 prescription drugs that are at least 70% more expensive now than they were in 2012. >> something needs to change. >> reporter: drugs like the one a denver middle school teacher takes for a disease. the neuromuscular condition can make it impossible to walk or year-old drug named mastinov, it now costs 419% more than it did in 2012. >> putting individuals' lives at risk for the concern of making money. >> reporter: and it's not just obscure drugs for rare diseases. this is a person with type i diabetes. >> you're making decisions about your health. >> based on money. >> reporter: in four years his 100%. >> the ridiculous amounts of money that these companies are making off of prescriptions is insane. >> reporter: most of the drugs on our list aren't new. the fda approved 55 of the 100 at least 15 years

such a vicious and violent attack on a public employee is unconscionable and troubling said governor charlie baker. they say it is like a family-like atmosphere because the same passengers use it every day and the same drivers manning the controls >> the drivers are fantastic. they are all extremely nice. we know them by name. >> reporter: transit police are only interested in one name at the moment, the man behind the mask. and transit police definitely looking for the public's help in trying to identify that masked man. as for the t driver, he was treated and released at the hospital. unknown whether he is back on the job. in dorchester, jim fox25 news. >>> 4:17. expanding the cap on charters schools is the hot button issue on tuesday. as fox25 found, some kharpter schools don't help anyone when they suddenly shut done or never get off the ground. >> we were on christmas break. the dates started getting closer and closer and never reopened to christmas. >>> since 1994, massachusetts have granted charter schools 108 schools. of those 28 of them closed or never open. fox25 investigat

>> it's unconscionable for people who care for patients to watch what's ha accountability part of our story gets underway. let's start with. this our own website. we now have a section where you can vote on some of the legislation that's being considered in congress right now. we have republican bills and democratic bills. let us know what you think. there's also a link here for you to tell not only us, but congress what is happening to your drug prices. of course, congress takes money from a lot of other industries as well, but all of this money why nothing substantive has happened to address rising drug prices more than a decade. one more thing, we found this is clearly a bipartisan issue. both sides did take substantial amounts of cash. we did find republicans have accepted a bit more from prescription drug companies as of late. >> at this point washington d.c. is in political turmoil, but the idea of prescription drug prices, not a big issue in this presidential campaign or the other races. about in the presidential campaign and there is widespread expectation there won't be a lot

it is unconscionable if we don't spend just as much assisting and supporting a successful return-- to their personal home base. >>'. this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 5 :30. ben: newscenter 5 at 5:30 begins with breaking news, president elect donald trump may be changing his mind about the affordable care act. jc: shakeup on his transition team. ed harding joins us now with two huge pieces of news out of trump tower. ed: ben and jc, trump ran on a promise to repeal obamacare immediately. but in an interview with the wall street journal, the president-elect now says he's open to keeping parts of the law intact. that includes a provision that prevents insurers from denying coverage to people with pre-existing health conditions. in that same interview, the president-elect did emphasize and i'm quoting here -- "is unacceptable, it's a workable." -- it's unworkable." meanwhile, mr. trump has removed new jersey governor chris christie as head of his transition team. vice president elect, and indiana governor, mike pence will now be in charge of assembling the trump administration. christie will

"landrieu says: "to say the least this is an unconscionable act that is unacceptable it continues to put a exclamation point on the death and destruction that gun violence has played on the streets of new orleans an di have said many, many times it's almost impossible to understand." " investigators do not think the suspects are from the area... interviewing witnesses... and combing through surveillance footage for a clear description of the men. protests continue in massachusetts... over hampshire college's refusal to fly the american flag. springfield mayor domenic sarno joined veterans in protest today over the decision. after several incidents involving the american flag since the presidential election... the college board voted to stop flying any flag on campus for the time being. mayor sarno matter of respect. mayor domenic sarno: it's because of our veterans and many who have given the ultimate sacrifice and their families that we're able to lead the lives we lead, because of your efforts. the same goes for hampshire college. no matter what way you think or not think. it is be

such a vicious and senseless attack on a look employee isn't unconscionable and intolerable the governor. writer say it normally has a the same passengers use it everyday. and they see the same drivers manning the controls. >> woman: the drivers were fantastic they are all extremely nice but we know them by name. >> reporter: transit police are only interested in one game at the moment, the man behind the mask. and transit police looking for the public's help in trying to identify that mass man. as for the driver he was treated an hospital, unknown at this point whether he is back on the job. in dorchester tim marelli, fox 25 news. >> mark: new at 11:00 arlington police are looking for this man wanted for robbing a bank.the suspect walked into the td bank on app.money from the teller and ran out with cash for the suspect had a bird and was 6-1 and had white sneakers on for the suspect did not appear to have a weapon. call arlington police if you know who the suspect be. >> kevin: not going to lie emptily coming down from a tonight but i will do my best here. down to 32 in redding, ice co

. >>> this is an unconscionable act that's unacceptable. it continues to put an and destruction that gun violence has played on the streets of new orleans. >> reporter: a makeshift memorial has now been set up where the shooting happened. police say they will continue reviewing surveillance footage to try to track down the suspect. in the newsroom, christa delcamp 7 news spot man charged in the 2015 charleston church massacre will be allowed to represent imself-now and his up coming trial. a judge granted that motion today. jury selection now under way. the trial had been delayed so to stand trial. roof faces 33 federal charges after shooting and killing nine people inside an historically black church in charleston, south carolina. prosecutors say they will seek the death penalty. a new judge will hear the retrial of former university of cincinnati police officer ray tensing who shot and killed an unarmed black man the previous judge reduced herself saying the new trial should have a "blank slate." a jury was deadlocked on murder and him an

for somebody to ambush the entire thought process for these men and women is unconscionable.his pattern is developing a that was random mentally ill is one thing but people consciously going out to do this to society doing it to our culture and all hold motion of keeping peace and that is why we have a lot of work to do for our communities. >> host: said on know if you have seen the videotapes and don't know if they are accurate but the clinton affiliated officials resigned but they are on tape to orchestrating violence at the trump brawley's. i am appalled but i am asked will there be violence quicks idol think there will be anywhere but these democratic operatives i just wonder how corrosive has it become? your mentor out there knocking down big ideas with the big debates it is about how to afford not orchestrate violence. >> qc those radicals to be deployed to justify the yen's justify the means and politics is practiced with 21st century technology. >> host: let's go to policy. donald trump promised yesterday that he will hold a special session to repeal obamacare and rep

stein called the cost exorbitant, extraordinary, and even unconscionable. if stein is able to put up the money... clerks in wisconsin's 72 counties will likely begin >>> we are back with guest co-host lauren graham, one of the stars of "gilmore girls" and the reboot on netflix. if there is one thing they love on that show, it is coffee. >> that's right. questions we've not seen. we've agreed to honestly answer whatever comes out of this coffee pot. my darling. you start out. >> the first one is from ray. lauren, did you take something from the "gilmore girls" set? i got asked this so much on the old show that i took something with no meaning to me because i knew it would get asked. i took a pink flamingo made of tin. it was decoration for lorelei. >> okay. >> here's something for you to take. >> thank you. i'll put that in my sentimental things. >> mr. roker? >> just keep going. >> this is erica from dallas. lauren, what food can you not live without? >> that's a good one. sushi. >> what's your roll? what's your roll dujour? >> i just like really good regul

it is unconscionable if we don't spend just as much assisting and supporting a successful return to their home base. announcer: now on newscenter 5's eyeopener -- kelly ann: mild and dry but i'm tracking a chance for rain early this week. plus the warm-up that could follow. antoinette: rocking new zealand -- the pictures just in from that area. doug: coast guard pulling off a tough mission to save stranded boaters. antoinette: wish granted -- the new hampshire boy fighting a rare disease and how he will get the trip of a lifetime. announcer: you are watching wcvb, boston's news leader. this is newscenter 5 has eye-opener. bu sales club. a sparkling day. i'm sure they are wearing the wetsuits. 55 degrees. 1031 here on a sunday morning. antoinette: nice temperatures out there for this time of year. kelly ann: who would think it is november? near 60 this afternoon. a great endto to clear. the sun is breaking out, allowing for a beautiful fall day as you head out on this sunday. a few clouds lingering in boston. mostly cloudy skies earlier has ended as we see the sunshine breaking through fro

to see the pattern developing that is what is unconscionable. mentally ill person one thing but people consciously are doing this they're doing it to our society. doing it to our culture. the whole notion of keeping the peace. that is why we have a lot of work to do in our communities to heal. >> mr. speaker, i don't know if you have even seen the project veritas videotapes. i have not independently confirmed if they are accurate. clinton-affiliated officials resigned but they're on tape as orchestrating violence at trump rallies. i just am appalled by that. then i get asked all the time on tv will there be violence after the election. i don't think there will be any violence anywhere. to see democratic operatives orchestrating violence, how corrosive has politics become in this country? your mentor jack kemp out there talking about big ideas and big debates with left-wing democrats about sweden style socialism. it was how to move forward, not violence. >> radicals being deployed again to justify the means, ends justify means. is a link ski-styl

and to see this pattern that is developing that is what is unconscionable.f it's a random mentally ill person that's one thing but as people consciously going out and doing this to society. they are doing it to our culture and doing it to the whole notion of keeping the peace. that is why i think we have a lot of work to do in our communities to heal. >> esther speaker i don't know if you've seen the project and i've not in the bentley confirmed that they are accurate. i know the clinton affiliated officials resigned but they are on tape is orchestrating violence the trump rallies. i've been appalled by that and i'd get off all the time will there be violence at the election? i don't think there'll be no violence anywhere but to see democrats orchestrating violence how corrosive has politics become in this country? jack kemp packing up big ideas and big ideas but it was about how to move forward. >> i think what you are saying is rules radicals being deployed. they end justify the means in the were seen this in politics being practiced with 21st century tech

. >> to have done that at all to her is just unconscionable.> two years into the case, her rapist offered to drop his visitation demand if he can get out of paying child support. because of this, the judge concluded her rapist didn't have a genuine interest in the child, and denied him visitation. her legal battle is not over. he has patient at rights and this leaves an important door open. >> what if he comes back and said i'm a reformed man. i now have a deep interest in this child and it isn't tied to my desire to not send support. a guy with parental rights in theory can keep filing. that's a very substantial burden to impose on a rape victim who didn't ask for any of this. why do we have a legal system where they want to give a rapist power over his victim for 16 years? >> sitting and listening to ht's story, it confounds me that they have been dealing with this for so many years and while she has won a small victory in that her rapist is not allowed to see her child, the fact that the threat of him coming back into her life and her daught

mike honda called it a cowardly hateful and unconscionable return to a president reagan called a policy motivated by rachel -- racial prejudice. the japanese american citizens league say take these attempts to fight the incarceration as a precedent for this type of action. and, he says the exertion is not correct. >> and, it never upheld the attornment as lawful and there's no decision on the registration issue. >> and she says there is no clear legal precedent, of the best is to hard for a government can go in the balance of civil liberties. >> there are sweeping languages, of the government having broader authority in those times of wars and those cases of those were decided very narrowly. >> and, others are calling for the president-elect donald trump to provide clarity and explain exactly where he stands and that they are prepared to make legal challenges. >>> the city of san francisco may soon be paying $5 million to defend immigrants from deportation in response to his threatened crackdown they plan to create a special unit to defend undocumented immigrants in court. it would repo

honda called the notion of a registry a cowardly, hateful, and unconscionable return to what reagan called a policy based on wartime hysteria. the japanese citizens league stated said this is frightening and wrong. amanda tyler says this assertion is not correct. >> there is no decision that ever upheld the internment as lawful and there's no determination on registration issue, either. >> reporter: there is no indication in how far the government can go in the face of civil liberties. >> the government having broader authority in times of war, but the cases themselves on the actual arguments before the court were decided very narrowly. >> reporter: they're calling for president-elect donald trump to provide clarity and explain exactly where he stands. they also say that they are prepared to make legal challenges if a registry is implemented. >> thank you. >>> 11 apartments damaged by fire and nearly 2 dozen people without a home. the search for a cause in the south bay tonight. >>> and i'm tracking some rain drops, not for tomorrow, but into the bay area weekend. we'll need the umbrella

fact that the state is making a profit by selling personal information on the open market is unconscionable. the law makes records private and protected with a few exceptions. the state said it sells to companies to meet one of those but i discovered the state is not vetting the companies and records. it puts links to the companies on the web site. companies that sell records for a few bucks online. we'll have that and what the dmv said. >>> police make an arrest in a shooting that left a girl a 17-year-old is facing charges. he and another fired shots. it struck a 21 month old in the leg. she has been released from the hospital. a warrant has been issued for a second man in connectio with the shooting. >>> police arrested a man for battery on a teenaged girl they think there could be more victims a 45-year-old is charged with three counts of sexual she was 16 and police say he told her he was a massage therapist before he inappropriately touched her. police believe there could be more victims. if you have information, contact the police. >>> the court system is helping veterans get back on

. >> this is an unconscionable act that is unacceptable. it continues to put an exclamation point on the death and destruction that gun violence has playe streets of new orleans. >> new orleans mayor promising to increase police presence to keep new orleans safe during the holiday season. >> that was kelsey davis reporting. new orleans police continued to spend the day collecting surveillance video from businesses near the shooting scene. >>> right now, in northern virginia, there's a search for whoever vandalized nearly 30 vehicles this weekend. just take a look at the damage. police say someone drove around several neighborhoods in alexandria late saturday into early sunday morning and smashed they think whoever did it used either a bat or a pipe to do the damage. police also say that the vandals did not take anything from inside those cars. but residents say what the vandals left behind is a costly burden. >> some people don't even have the money to even fix their cars, so i mean i feel bad for those that you know, can't even make it to

this is unconscionable. the description he is causing for the men and women out there trying to care for patients in this country is astounding. we must get a handle on the spending in this country. it has to be few medicare reform, medicaid reform, and social security. they are destined for failure. we have a plan i hear, a positive plan that puts patients and doctors and families in charge. the president has not called it. john: price has repeatedly proposed legislation to repeal obamacare with a measure that would offer -- "way out of the mainstream on obamacare." there may be enough senate votes to block confirmation, citing price's controversial view that medicare should be privatized. mark, this is a big appointment, not as big as the secretary of state, but pretty big anyway. what do you think of the price nomination and what do you think -- what do you think that it portends? mark: donald trump did not win the popular vote but ran against the affordable care act. argue they hard to don't have the man

it is unconscionable if we don't spend just as much assisting and supporting a successful return-- wcvb newscenter 5 at 5:30. reid: following breaking news the year -- administration. the president-elect is naming reice priebus as his white house -- reince priebus as his white house chief of staff. nichole: the chairman of the republican national committee spent months on the campaign trail supporting trump. trump is also naming conservative media executive stephen bannon as a senior counselor. reid: now. we have the super moon. that is the headline tonight. mike: we will talk about the super moon in a few moments. nichole: and sunshine. mike: there is no place that is cold out there. this is november. i know sometime in february we are going to pay for this. the heat and humidity, it will dry out there. closer to home, it's beautiful out there. look at that. relatively cool. we are looking at temperatures in the 40's, the 60's. the satellite picture is moving. even when i widen up of view it is hard to find clouds. really it is down around florida. the system will get organized and per

such a vicious and senseless act on a public is unconscionable, said governor baker. regular writers that it has a family like atmosphere because the same patch as teachers use it every day. and they see the same drivers manning the controls. extremely nice to them by name. >> reporter: transit police are only interested in wanting at the moment, the man behind the mask. and transit police definitely looking for the public's help in identifying that man. after the driver he was released from carney hospital we do not know if he is back on the job.life in dorchester jim marelli fox 25 news speed happen saylor, massachusetts but they don't call this the which city for nothing. say the police estimate the crowd anywhere from 50-75,000 people tonight. that is more than the city's population for the little bit later tonight we tell you what is happening behind the scenes to keep everybody out there say this evening. >> mark: state and bundled out. >> kevin: temperatures dropped as we thought they would under clear skies. so i'm guessing you didn't have this. marblehead is

look to your uncle tommy or all the men and women who have endured unconscionable indignities, the likes of which you have never known and never will because long before you were bo and stood together and marched and litigated and were caused to fear for their lives by demanding their right to vote and to be treated like human beings. you want a reason to vote, let me give you half a dozen off the top of my head. use that smartphone of yours and look up fred shuttlesworth and what he and his wife did, look up james cheney, see what happened to them. haner and frank smith. the list goes on and on and on. i promise you'll have a tougher time finding somebody to whale on you at the apple store than you will finding a reason to vote. let me make it clear, our national face is replete with warts in all manner of societal and governmental deformities but you'd better believe it's a whole lot cleaner face than the one your grand mom had to deal with near every day ofer she did her part to affect change, and i salute all of you who are committed to doing yours. but i beg of you, don't disregard

that is an unconscionable thing for the fbi to have done. their role is to administer justice. i will say his inappropriate conduct goes back to july when he came out and recommended no charges, but in doing so did something that no director is supposed to do and passed judgment on her conduct. it was inappropriate then and first in a series that cull min rated in the most e greejuous. >> if they can get this done in nine days, they could get all of it done before announcing any of it. >> that's the right point. they are not supposed to comment on ongoing investigations, period. they are not supposed to do it so close to an election and you look at what he did today. why did he come out and send this last week. if they can look through them so quickly and find they were duplicates and there was nothing new here, why did they rush it so close to the election. they could have looked through them first and found there was nothing and said that or handled at this time way they do other investigations and been quiet about it. that would have been the far wiser course of action. >> y

state is making a profit by selling floridians personal information on the open market is simply unconscionable. the federal law makes d with a few exceptions. now this state told me it only sells to companies who meet one of those exceptions but we discovered state isn't really vetting those companies. and is giving them access to entire databases of driver records. we also discovered the state dmv actually puts leaks to some of companies on their an own website companies that sell records for a few bucks online. now nell son's request department of justice is in response to our stories. he told the doj if the state the driver privacy law, millions of floridians could be in harm's way. >> and again, we'll talking to him later this afternoon. linda. look forward to your report tonight a 5 and 6 thanks, tina. still no sign of a hillsborough county firefighter who has a warrant out for his arrest. pthis is clinton walker. supplies he's also a member of outlaw motorcycle gang and believe he was involved in this bar brawl in key west. we've got video of itvideo was recorded rumor lodge back in sept

it is unconscionable if we don't spend just as much assisting and supporting a successful return >> monday morning on the eyeopener, going beyond the bar code. >> finding out what's really in everything you buy, may just be an app away. >> i am tracking the chance for needed rain on the way, join us announcer: now on newscenter 5 eyeopener -- kelly ann: temperatures are mild. i'm tracking a chance for rain plus the warm-up that could follow. doug: a daring rescue caught on camera, the coast guard pulling off a tough mission. how they pulled it off in a couple of minutes. antoinette: wish granted. the new hampshire boy fighting a rare disease and how he was just gifted the trip of a lifetime. announce boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. doug: good morning, everybody. 5:30 on this sunday morning. i'm doug meehan. antoinette: i'm antoinette antonio along with kelly ann cicalese. wow, it's 44 degrees out there. cindy: kelly ann: yes, not too far off from our high yesterday afternoon. this is absolutely unbelievable. we're just going to get warmer today. antoin

this is unconscionable. this must be put to an end immediately. and this step, therefore, mr. speaker, is a step in that correct direction. to bring accountability to assad and the supporters of this evil regime, for the atrocities they have committed or are complicit in. and i would urge my colleagues to support this important measure before us. i would urge the administration to lend its strong support for this bill and use this legislation as an opportunity to fully and vigorously enforce these sanctions in an attempt to put an end to one of the greatest humanitarian tragedies in a generation. thank you, mr. speaker, thank you, mr. royce, thank you, mr. engel, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york. mr. engel: mr. speaker, i now yield four minutes to the gentleman from michigan, mr. kildee, who is an original sponsor -- co-sponsor of the bill. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan is recognized for four minutes. mr. kildee: thank you

to me it's unconscionable. i lived and worked in a sanctuary city. became far worse after i left and you see what's happened here. it's why bill o'reilly put forward kate's law. i believe president-elect trump will put it forward and i hope he does. the problem is you will have an enforcement issue. maybe congress can do something about it in terms of the finances, cutting funding, but it is difficult to go out and arrest the sheriff if they are not complying with the law. other than directly harboring an illegal alien it's tough to get after them. >> the mayors are conflating two things. they understand the compassion with families but when you want to get rid of the criminals you want to destroy people's lives and everything. this seems like a symbolic gesture. like a romantic gesture that, no, i don't feel that way. i'm not like trump. >> first of all, you're right when you talk about the symbolism of it. it has some reality to it. the premise is if you have local police informing the federal government about the immigration status of people who a

so the fact that they would be targeted is unconscionable. it is morally reprehensible. and we have to condemn it in the strongest possible terms. the chasm of distrust is not a license to kill. what i would note here is the people in the streets who were often demonstrating against police misconduct are also demonstrating and protesting for reforms that ensure that police officers are safer and the communities in which they serve are, in fact, safer. this violence is in a category unto itself. it is a stand alone. it has nothing to do with protesting, demonstrating against police misconduct. it has everything to do with the very violence that we're standing against. >> the justice department has been looking into local police departments believed to have some institutional racism, bias. what direction do you think senator sessions, if confirmed as the new attorney general of the united states, could take the department of justice in? >> well, i would hope if senator sessions is confirmed as attorney general, i would hope that he would follow the lead of the internationa

it is unconscionable if we don't expense just add much supporting a successful return to their kelly ann: the strong winds of yesterday will weaken. temperatures will stay cool. doug: a close call at a local restaurant, a car crashing through, just missin the customers. how the owners' recent purchase may have saved the day. >> this is an example of a waste of taxpayer money. antoinette: bridge workers on a publicly funded job getting paid a higher rate than the governor. 5 investigates digging into a massive pay hike courtesy of the state. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. doug: good morning, everybody. it is saturday morning, 5:30. i'm doug meehan. antoinette: i'm antoinette antonio along with kelly ann cicalese. a little brisk out there. kelly ann: yes. antoinette: thankfully, not a wiy as yesterday. almost got blown away. kelly ann: it wouldn't take much. those winds were gusting up to 50 miles an hour. we did see reports of minor damage with that. neighbor's yard. kelly ann: you don't have to rake. saves you so