. >> i lived in boston, went there there the time if you are visiting us from canada, welcome. we are staying put. we are mostly cloudy as well today. showers rolling through, davis islands there, that is a nice shot. little variety, that is okay for a wne we get rid of the clouds quickly, i think we will, by the time we get to tonight, a front will be south of us and back into the sunshine, full blue skies for tomorrow. temperatures now in the 70s, i think we climb to upper 70s, hard with the thermometer with all the clouds and of course farther north, showers, not a lot but some light showers that are touching the coast here, impacting spring hill, this has will do so. notice the showers diminishing, i think that is on the money with our futurecast as well for the rest of the day. at any given point today, could get a light shower and that is about it. we begin to dry things out as early as this evening and clearing out through tonight with temperature s for the rest of the day in the upper 70s, we are going to be about the same tomorrow. the difference will be the humidity w

canada rain and snow delayed harvests. companies like general mills and quaker mills use oats from canada. >>> a voluntary guideline is meantprevent distractions behind the wheel from the federal government. >> we know black friday we hear that people aren't just shopping for friends and family. >> reporter: that's right. black friday could be going to the dogs. numbers from nielsen found that 30% of black friday shoppers are planning to buy something for their pets this year. that's up from 17% last year. >> they need cute outfits. great. jill wagner. >> you know, they're like members of the family. >> right. of course. all right. you have a great day. thanks so much. [ music ] well, time now 5:40. some people are looking beyond the deals at the mall this black friday to something more extravagant. we'll take you to the san francisco auto show next. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, car enthusiasts in san francisco have something to do this weekend... as the annual auto der way. >>> good morning. welcome back. time now 5:43 we are off to a chilly start today. we have some rain on the way. details on when and where, coming up. >>> car e

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that do not allow generic drugs to come to market quickly, and that do not allow us to import drugs from canada. [applause] >> good year without attributing which party is responsible for our current deficit and debt state or plans for bringing the budget deficit under control? governor hassan: that is an important question. you have to start with physical responsibility. i'm glad we have passed to responsible budgets in new hampshire without increasing sales tax. i have a plan which calls for basically five different areas of focus. one is i support senator shaheen's call for a two-year or budget like we have in new hampshire. that would allow us to do appropriations in the first year, and the second year to evaluate what is working and what is not and plan for the next appropriation process. we know we have to do more to eliminate waste, fraud, and abuse in government spending. among the things i would eliminate would be the subsidy we currently have for tobacco companies. that makes no sense to me at all. we also own a lot of empty federal buildings at this point. it costs us a lot to even k

that includes a woman from canada who told us the teams up there aren't very good right now.. team to root for. sot 135213 buying some t- shirts so that we can be fans from the beginning 134216 you may have noticed they weren't selling jerseys. the team's office says those wont be available until next summer. there are reports that some big names have a stake in the team. according to espn.. new england patriots tight end rob gronkowski is a minority team.. since there are a large number of min every sports franchise. check out this wild video as sparks shoot from a man's pants. we'll tell you what was causing it.. next. plus... right now... bold thieves are on the hunt.... for your packages. contact 13 breaks down..... the simple things you can do,,,,, to keep your stuff safe. pants. it happened while he was working ata grand central terminal. his leg and hand were burned when the vaporizer pen suddenly blew up. he's expected to be okay. no word on why the device caught on fire. take a look...... at this heart-stoppping traffic stop.... in idaho. a man pops out of the trunk...

from canada. >> are you from santiago? >> yes. >> i used to live in russia. i started there. >> really?g snow. >> you went from engineering to taxi driving. >> yes, yes. we got in trouble with the economy. >> so it looks like the embargo might end. a lot of money is going to start coming to cuba. do you think it's going to change? >> i think that the american business man will invest in cuba and that will be good for everybody. >> what next for cuba? something is coming. it will come from out there but also from within cuba. it's already happening. but what is it? everybody knows. everybody can feel it and it smells like freedom but will there be victory? ♪ ♪ ♪ >> anthony: man, that's good. man, that is good. yeah, it's good. mm. ah, man, it's really good. it's really good, by the way. this is good, so good. that's amazing. it's fantastic. oh, man, there we go. life is good. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪

. 49 in worcester, 40s coming down across monmouth, new hampshire and the air coming from southeastern canada cools us back down to typical levels for this time of the season after the springlike field today. the weather pattern quieting down across the east, last of the showers have moved offshore. new rain showers across northern new england running into the greens but to want to temperatures hold in the 40s across the region. tomorrow morning out the door not to chilly just cooler, air a little bit drier. find a spot in the 50s as we head to the afternoon. northwesterly breezy this evening will stay with us throughout tomorrow. 10-20 miles per hour out of the northwest, makes it feel a bit cooler than the 50s. nice picks of sun and clouds they start to melt away as we head to the evening start to subside as well. all told a chilly breeze if you had out for tonight. high temperatures nudged a couple degrees, mainly low to middle 50s across the area and maybe upper 40s to -- a typical november day. now much to right home about and the weekend forecast, one cold front saturday, might bring a sprinkle

canada. storm systems coming into us from the northwest. this moisture gonna team up with some moisture in the southeast, low pressure forms, and that's gonna bring the threat of showers into monday. better chance monday afternoon, monday night. the rain. it's been very dry around here. mid-20s to mid-30s. even the low 20s by tomorrow morning. the colder spots. light winds. tomorrow morning 20s and 30s. the afternoon looks really nice. low 60s. nice warmup after the cold start. monday may be a yellow alert there. tomorrow sun returns in the afternoon thighs by the end of the week. kwoob goob in the 70s thursday and f >> it'll get cold eventually. >>> maryland got a visit from fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... for just 79.99 per month online for the first year. >>> after a 59-3 los

canada we're seeing signs of flurries. that won't be moving in for us. although the winds are from the northwest right now, they're starting to shift. when that component, we'll start to see temperatures warm up a bit. high temperatures today in the 40's. tomorrow add about 10 degrees to that as we sit in the upper 50's. 48 degrees in boston, marshfield 49. even as we move out toward worcester, 44, but feeling like the 30's because of that wind-chill factor throughout the day. high pressure keeping us dry and clear. we have cool winds from the northwest right now. it's windy out there but nothing an hour. today will be closer to 20 to 25. mild for tomorrow as those winds shift to the west with high pressure slipping down to the south. the next chance of rain is going to be moving out from the south coast making its way up the eastern seaboard as we head into tuesday. that will likely be interacting with that huge super moon we're expecting sunday night into monday. into the start of next week. that's something that could bring coastal flooding to our region. sunday, sunny skies in

us. uh, he is from toronto, canada. his name is jim carrey. [ applause ] [ cheering ] a, uh-- a gentleman by the name of bud greenspan. uh, bud does a lotta work, for the olympics. he makes the official olympic film. he's kind of a sports historian and, uh, documentarian. he's got some interesting film, tonight. and, uh-- [ cheering ] [ applause ] we got some cards next. so, thanks, for comin'. we'll be right back. [ "the tonight show" theme ] we'll be right back. thank you. thank you. attention: are you eligible for medicare? the medicare enrollment deadline is just a few days away. changes to medicare plans could impact your healthcare costs. are you getting all the benefits available to you? how much you pay out of pocket. to update your coverage- or enroll for the first time -- call healthmarkets. we'll help you make sure you have the right medicare plan. hi, i'm doctor martin gizzi. it's a new medicare year. that means more changes... and more confusion. here's what i tell my patients... start by asking ... what ki

that includes a woman from canada who told us the teams up there aren't very good right now.. so she was glad to have a new team to root for. sot 135213 buying some t- shirts so that we can be fans from the beginning 134216 you may have noticed they weren't selling jerseys. the team's office says those wont be available until next names have a stake in the team. espn is reporting that new england patriots tight end rob gronkowski is a minority owner along with baseball player jose bautista and model carol alt. none of them will reportedly have any big sway on the team, since there are a large number of minority owners for every sports franchise. until packers win - v this morning -- one packers fan is sick of his team losing... so he's braving the cold and promising not to wear pants glenn seefeldt says wearing shorts started as his choice but now his son-in-law put 100-dollars on the line. as you may have guessed he lives in wisconsin...so he does get some weird looks from others. 053 (glenn seefeldt/ wearing shorts until packers win) "i get a lot of comments. are you nuts? d

she has voted against allowing us to import prescription drugs from canada. she has stood with big pharma as they have been a major donor to her campaigns, and that is my the differences between the two of us. it is one of the major things we could do to lower health care costs. moderator: governor, thank you very much. it is well documented this is going million have been spent in outside money, much of it on negative attacks ads. you are able to deny ownership since you can't ordinate with third-party groups. tonight, i want to ask you, what is the most unfair negative ad -- for you first, senator ayotte -- what is the most unfair negative at that aired in this race about the opponent? sen. ayotte: about your aired, i think in the beginning i called for some of the ads that came down that attack governor hassan on the heroin epidemic. i think there are issues you can raise, as kevin asked her about tonight, and how she has handled this. i want to work on solving this problem, so i have ready done that. she has not called out any of the ads that have been run

>> that's why politicians from canada are making fun of us. >> the zombie invasion in the united states turn into a pandemic. >> i am dedicated to ensuring this never happens. canada will never become a safe haven for zombie, ever. >> you found some of those zombies in the bay area ripping a off taxpayers. >> we found clinics appeared to be haunted because they were treating dead people. >> how do dead people walk in to get their veins removed? >> they didn't walk in. stealing medicare numbers and names of dead people to rip us off. >> it's not really haunted. >> well, no. not really haunted. but tonight's spotlight piece is about a house that may be haunted. >> does the furniture move, craig? >> as the matter of fact the furniture did move. it moved quite a bit. a couple of days ago the house moved. >> it's about money? >> it is about money. >> power? >> definitely about power. >> politics and take a look. >> come on in. >> george albright does not live in this house. given what he knows about it he wouldn't want to. >> it gives you the willies. you're standing exactly where all this w

she has voted against allowing us to import prescription drugs from canada. that would add competition. she has stood with big pharma as they have been a major donor to her campaigns, and that is my -- one of the differences between the two of us. it is one of the major things we could do to lower health care costs. moderator: governor, thank you very much. it is well documented this is going to be the most expensive race in state history -- $100 million have been spent in outside money, much of it on negative attacks ads. you are able to deny ownership since you can't coordinate with third-party groups. but tonight i want to ask you, what is the most unfair negative ad -- for you first, senator ayotte -- what is the most unfair negative at that aired in this -- added that aired in this race about the opponent? sen. ayotte: about your opponent? as i look at the ads that have aired, i think in the beginning i called for some of the ads that came down that attack governor hassan on the heroin epidemic. i think there are issues you can raise, as kevin asked her a

from across the u.s. and canada please allows us and others to continue to hosting short term guests without imposing the 60 day cap thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> after those speakers let me call a few more speakers (calling names). >> good afternoon. i'm jim my wife and i are registered hosts airbnb unit in district 9 in the popularity we have come applied but auto reminders i've been coming to these kinds of hearing for years frankly i'm really, really angry i've scenery voted last year like 55 to 45 to reject some go that is not even as extreme as this i then see in a publication october 20th from the american hotel and lodging association they think the 5060 day limit is wonderful we relented about one and 80 days a year in order for us retirees to actually get but i find it apron ingress and insulting patronizing for someone to say oh, 60 days it enough no, it is not i'm angry that is pushed through at the current election we won in district lovingly good for that supervisor wiener won someone will be appointed in district 8 that's fine instead of pushing things through for political reason

she has voted against allowing us to import prescription drugs from canada. that would add competition. she has stood with big pharma as they have been a major donor to her campaigns, and that is my -- one of the differences between the two of us. it is one of the major things we could do to lower health care costs. moderator: governor, thank you very much. it is well documented this is going to be the most expensive race in state history -- $100 million have been spent in outside money, much of it on negative attacks ads. you are able to deny ownership since you can't coordinate with third-party groups. but tonight i want to ask you, what is the most unfair negative ad? for you first, senator ayotte -- what is the most unfair negative at that aired in this -- added that aired in this race about the opponent? sen. ayotte: about your opponent? as i look at the ads that have aired, i think in the beginning i called for some of the ads that came down that attack governor hassan on the heroin epidemic. i think there are issues you can raise, as kevin asked her abo

us in canada. we are warm and dry but when cold air to get closer to us and allow moisture from the pacific northwest and bring some snow back to the mountains. here's what it looks like in denver. our skies are clear. 45 degrees downtown and winds from the south southwest at 11 miles per hour. high temperature today 54 degrees. we got a cold front moving through continuing to move east and make for a rainy election day across the mississippi and ohio valley. behind it is this high pressure system that system for the rest of this week keeping things dry and quiet. down to 32 degrees tonight. 27 degrees in steamboat. for tomorrow, sunshine all day long across the state. 65 degrees in the denver area and in pablo. 64 degrees in fort collins, 63 degrees in greeley. front range nummers are going to be looking at 50s across the higher elevations and low to mid-60s under sunny skies on for tonight, clear and chilly, down to 32 degrees with light winds. tomorrow, sunshine and a beautiful day with a high of 65 degrees. more mild, dry weather for the next five or six days. sunny and warm on wednesday. 72 degr

from what we counted, that's 21 shows. scheduled to run through new years all across the u.s. and toronto, canada. spokesperson told us weekly kanye was just exhausted and attributed the cancellation to him being a workaholic. he also said time away from family is putting stress on kanye. cancelled the show because he doesn't want to give his fans anything less than the best. abc 7 news learned overnight he had cancelled tomorrow's show in fresno. yesterday cancelled a show in los angeles with just hours to go. plus recent outrage about rants on sacramento and san jose. fans are upset. >> i was really just disappointed because i dove hro here in the rain. i bought the tickets. >> i'm very disappointed. i just have have no words. it's the last time i'll come to a show. >> it's just ridiculous. >> ticket master tweeted it's giving refunds to the fans for the rest of the tour. those refunds should arrive in the next 5-7 days. >>> president elect donald trump is off to a busy start this week. after jam packed weekend of meetings. the parade of possible administration candidates continues today with former texas governor r

study involved participant from the us, canada, brazil and norway. >> scott william, you are in the hot what do you think about this? >> i feel like it has to do with actions and consequences, so, i mean, if you know what you're doing, then you should have to pay the consequences. >> it is an adult decision, though. >> but this is the come hasn't got me in trouble. i don't think that most people who enter into this with honorable intentions, i don't think their goal is to have a one night stand t just happens sometimes? >> well, depends. because there are a lot of dogs out there. >> there are dogs. >> let's be honest, also the people thal have no interest in being in a relationship. >> then they wouldn't want it to be a one night stands. >> if i do it right, i don't see there is anything wrong with it, you know where i am going with that, obviously, do you have protect yourself, but that's first and for homes. but other than that? >> you agree that study says? the study said that men are cheap and women feel cheap after the one night stand. so i guess it re established that women have m

us, tomorrow the warmest day day. thursday -- a cold front is going to sneak from canada. friday, we'll be cooler than still likely above freezing or excuse me, how about normal, but it will be noticeably cooler around here on friday. i'm going to go with 60 right now. we may have to drop that into 50s for friday. otherwise, it's sunny, it's dry, and again, above normal temperatures all the way through the upcoming weekend. that's a look at your weather. let's check traffic with joel. >> that's the pattern and for the morning drive. let's load up on traffic. a few more cars on the roadways, but no trouble on the highways. if you're along i-25 near arapahoe road yesterday, you deserve a good drive this morning. southbound coming into town, speeds from the 60s down into the 50s. nine-minute from thornton to denver. westbound along i-76, eastbound along i-270, u.s. 36 wide open. that's what we're seeing across the denver-metro. this doesn't mean there isn't a lot of cars on the road, it means they're running at or posted speed limits. one trouble spot south of c-470 at univer

the ones that come direct from canada at arctic don't give us that much juice. this one will.unt of rainfall. the hour at 11:00 tomorrow night with this model we have rainfall entering sonoma county steady rainfall. steady rainfall throughout the bay area by the time you wage up saturday morning, still rain around saturday afternoon through sunday morning. scattered showers through sunday. the wettest part of the weekend is saturday morning, showers through sunday night. up to a half inch rain for the south bay. an inch for the east bay. 2 1/2 inches for the north bay. highs tomorrow dry weather and mild should be very nice. oakland three degrees above average high of 67. morgan hill upper 60s. pacifica 63 dublin 67. antioch 67 tomorrow. daly city 64. petaluma 64. sunshine in cloverdale 62 degrees. but rain moves in early saturday morning. we'll have rain around at times sunday. we dry out monday and tuesday but more rain moves in for that big travel day. lots of folks on the road on wednesday. and it will be wet at times. the day before thanksgiving. that's your forecast. we

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us about it. fans shuffling out of the bridgestone arena where it took place, including tammy and andre from canada. what was your favorite part of the show? >> dolly! >> garth brooks and tricia yearwood. it was amazing. kidd: and look what happened tonight on the red carpet. tonight was all about the country legends. ? >> not had enough practice to know yet. feeling great. don't feel much different than 1979. kidd: well, that's good. he was not the only legendary charlie at the show. >> glen campbell and i cohosted one of these, but it was not quite as big. kidd: country royalty showed up olympic realty showed up to present cma's. pop country played nashville tonight. and the most royal of them all? >> the one and only dolly parton. kidd: i got chills when i heard that you would be part of the tribute. >> thank you, we were excited. >> just overwhelming happiness and, i don't know, gratitude. she was an in a tribute so legendary is nice. kidd: it was a pretty incredible night, and now the next phase of the night is here on broadway. trying to get into the bars to continue the celebration. live in

us on this important work. and likewise, we're grateful that we have heritude, as well misscy mon net at that time dipippo and mr. david kendall from canada, the chair of the united nations committee on peaceful uses of outer space. thank you all for coming. in june of this past year, the u.n. committee on peaceful uses of outer space agreed to 12 long-term sustainability guidelines. we call them the lts guidelines and they represent the first-ever agreed best practices for safe and responsible use of space. this is work that started under the united nations in 2009 and this is a major milestone going forward after seven years of concerted effort. the united states believes that this agreement is a significant accomplishment and major step forward in international cooperation on preserving outer space environment. the guidelines set global norms that will maintain the space environment so that future generations can get benefit from transformative technologies for climate modeling, navigation,

from canada. they bought a farm and used the barn as a warehouse. i should note that the only thing that homestead handled was liquor. unlike al capone, there was no prostitution. his delivery boys did not carry guns. he had an office in town and all he had to do was call and say he needed some cases for a party and within one hour delivery would be on its way. campbellng to elise was a social highlight of the season. he reveled in the title, the king of the puget sound bootleggers, which was taken as auditory. the good people of seattle had little use for prohibition and roy and elise sponsored charity events and were among the seattle social elite. roy did not worry about the occasional police raid, he had two brothers on the force, so he knew in advance when things would happen. unfortunately for him, the feds did try to enforce prohibition and hearing about the operation, set up telephone taps outside his office and home. we are not talking about brain surgery. with twoave is a wire clips and a set of headphones at the other end. after gathering

this winter storm across the great lakes states and to southern canada, for us we will get the cold front, from this storm, and that cold front will shift the pattern around for mild to chilly, by early next tomorrow and lots of sunshine. a nice one and mid50s to the low 60s and city about 57 and norwood in the lower 60s, on cape ann the seacoast 50s. and low 60s in the worcester hills. lots of sunshine. fitchburg is 62. and mashpee at 56. saturday, clouds will show up saturday afternoon at the coastline and on the cape cloudy l in. but high pressure holding strong and a dry day on saturday and in wind. here days weather system. that will be a cold front that races across new york and up to new england on sunday morning, and you notice purple shading in the area, rain changing to snow in new york state and i think up through western and northern new england, they will see snow showers on sunday afternoon. and we will just see the rain showers on sunday morning, and the wind takes over from there. a cold wind with temperatures actually dropping through the 40s on sunday, down to the their toos b

us on newsmaker sunday. thank you js. (robert rose) - like many from the usa, i've been guilty of stereotyping our northern neighbor, canada, jokingly calling it the north united states or the kinder, gentler version of my own country. and while most all canadians are most certainly very polite, there is a massive difference between the province of french-canadian quebec and the u.s. indeed, even between quebec and the rest of canada. montreal is the largest city in quebec, and despite its relative proximity to me in new york city, i'd never visited. it was high time i changed that and see montreal in all its artistic, historical and cultural glory. yes, it's time to see, hear and taste what makes montreal so magnificent. it's time for montreal magnifique! travel. for some, it's a luxurious escape, or maybe an adrenaline-filled adventure.

from a vikings player - next. coming up new at six: controversy in canada after a member of parliament uses the word fart in an impassioned speech. why some asking her to withdraw in the mid 30s. right now . when we president and vice-president continues. president obama wishing his v-p joe biden a happy birthday on twitter. the tweet saying "happy birthday joe! the best v-p and friend i could have had alongside me these past eight years." biden celebrating his 74th birthday yesterday. last week -- funny memes featuring the president and v-p took over the internet... they included fake pranks biden was planning for when the president-elect moved into the white house. regardless of your views on president- elect donald trump...there's a new for the holidays. how about a "trumptato". the company called "potato parcel" allows people to send someone a potato with this picture of mr. trump...and an optional message. you can send it anonymously. it costs 14-99. the company was prepared for either outcome of the election though...with a "clintato" also in the works. a big hit by the vikings has a lot of people talking... it wasn

canada, so i don't have to worry about him." di domenico tells us..he's generally gotten good responses from people. that was before the election. now that reality is settling in..he is getting some negative reactions. live outside trump international, ck, 13 action news. motley crue frontman vince neil says he's no longer going to perform at donald trump's inauguration in january. neil says he was asked to perform months ago.. band was uninvited. no explaination was given. in less than 24 hours.. the newest hotel-casino near the las vegas strip will open to the public. the lucky dragon is on sahara near las vegas boulevard. you're looking at a time-lapse video of the glass dragon chandalier being installed.. which took almost 2-weeks to hang over the casino's center bar. the lucky dragon will officially open its doors at talking about that massive power outage a few weeks ago at paris-las vegas. and it also got a lot of locals thinking about what they'd do if they found themselves in a similar situation.. when everything in a casino suddenly goes dark. jovita torok / vancouver, canada (from 11/4's

from canada. they bought an old farmstead and used the barn is a warehouse to store the merchandise. i should note that the only thing that olmsted handled was liquor. unlike al capone in chicago, there was no prostitution, no numbers. this delivery boys do not carry guns. he had an office in tampa the phone bank. all you do was call and see any some cases for a party tonight and in an hour it would be on its way. roy 's wedding was one of the social highlights of the season. he reveled in the title "king of the puget sound bootleggers," which was taken as laudatory. the good people of seattle had little use for prohibition. roy and elise help all, had charity events, and were considered to be part of the seattle social elite. roy did not worry too much about the occasional police raid. he had two brothers that were also on his payroll. they always knew in advance when anything was going to happen. unfortunately for roy, the feds tried to enforce prohibition. hearing of olmsted's operation set up phone taps outside both his office and home. we are not talking brain surgery. wire with

from across the u.s. and canada please allows us and others to continue to hosting short term guests without imposing the0 day cap thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> after those speakers let me call a few more speakers (calling names). >> good afternoon. i'm jim my wife and i are registered hosts airbnb unit in district 9 in the popularity we have come applied but auto reminders i've been coming to these kinds of hearing for years frankly i'm really, really angry i've scenery voted last year like 55 to 45 to reject some go that is not even as extreme as this i then see in a publication october 20th from the american hotel and lodging association they think the 5060 day limit is wonderful we relented about one and 80 days a year in order for us retirees to actually get but i find it apron ingress and insulting patronizing for someone to say oh, 60 days it enough no, it is not i'm angry that is pushed through at the current election we won in district lovingly good for that supervisor wiener won someone will be appointed in district 8 that's fine instead of pushing things through for political reasons

from freefalling. a few cooler spots could get into the 30's temporarily. there is cold air in canada. we will carve out a chunk reaching us. ben: five on the opioid crisis. a state-wide grant program announced today to fight opioid abuse among young people. attorney general maura healey committing half-a million dollars to the effort. that money comes from a first--t with cvs pharmacy over policies tied to the dispensing of opioids. healey says the grant money will support school-based prevention initiatives. jc: now to 5 on the opioid crisis. one local college is trying to do its part to educate students about the opioid epidemic. newscenter 5's todd kazakiewich traveled to massbay community college today where students are >> you are watching a simulation on a mannequin. students learn to administer the overdose reversal, narcan. the course -- >> paramedics have carried it for 16 years. only the last three years it has been given to emts, firefighters. students and identify overdoses. a fall while overdosing. students are taught to treat both medical issues in 15 some already have encountered overdoses. >> we had a numb

us. to sort out. we have family members that want to go to canada stress. it really is at thing. a lot of facebook friends. bottega from me absolutely. doctor liz chamberlain is a licensed psychologist a licensed psychologist it's been interfering with a lot of people. especially knowing what lies ahead. the hardest part is we had is time to mend us prentice. and sooner rather than later. it's going to be real fun. listen to that and here at they have to say about your own judgment it might actually help. life will go on mise will find some peace come together and just show that love can still went before we do this all over again for taken harsh of fox 31. now the lexis sports zone with kami carmen. were in the bags over their head. at that time and is that going the system nuance first dead from 1981 to 85 this sibling years by 20 of them before they even made the playoffs only premier franchises. they are at work to get ready for the number one passing offense in the nfl denver still number one packing defense only giving 183 yards a game since have one for the last five broncos have lost three of five the denver ev

and the winds are on the backside of that cold front from the northwest and you get all the air coming out of canada coming into our region and cooling us down nicely on our friday. taking you through the day, plenty of sunshine and coming in at 60. we'll be there as well at 4:00 in the afternoon. 6:00, 56, lower 50s at 8:00 and 10:00 tonight underneath a mostly clear skies here is the weekend call it's looking good as we get into the second weekend in november. saturday a temperature of 61 mostly sunny and a northwesterly breeze and seasonable on sunday with a high temperature coming in at 61 and still plenty of sunshine to enjoy. a nice dry stretch on the way as we get into early next week and daylight saving time is coming to an end. we'll let you know when to fall back. those details in the accuweather forecast. >> i know what it means for my sleep pattern that is for sure. >>> penndot says it's ready for winter weather, the agency held a press conference outlining the winter plan, officials say when a storm hits, snowplow trucks will concentrate on highways and heavily traveled roadways first, and people can see where the trucks ar

us live from tampa international airport. people are up there early. mary, you have been talking with many of the travelers of holiday feeling about the canada? >> reporter: they have not set here moving or flying to canada just yet but i thought this was interesting. i arrived around 3 am this morning. that was right after donald trump was declared the definitive winner of the presidential election. i expected that i would be telling a lot of them about the results of the election, telling them that donald trump was indeed the winner, but there are any new. they had their smart phones out . there were watching the electoral map and seeing that he was the definitive winner. take a look, the tampa another common thread, they are overjoyed that this election is over. they told me they have had the constant political fightings in the ads on tv and they are hoping -- the country can heal and we will wait to see how donald trump dozen office. >> i don't know how i feel. we have to see what happens. we have to join together and all focus on the same thing >> reporter: i thought this was interesting as well. i have been trying to scan the airport lo

from canada. elsewhere, keep a backlash on the site breitbart. kellogg has dropped advertising from the far right site. this, of course, used by president-elect donald trump's top strategist steve bannon. kellogg has identified customer backlash here saying they do not sponsor advertisements on sites that contradict their values. ali, back to you for now. >> nancy, i've been watching cnbc's coverage of this opec meeting under way in vienna. last i checked oil prices were up 2% on expectations opec will come to a deal to cut production, sending oil prices higher. do we have a deal yet? >> we do not have the deal as we speak, but yes, cnbc has been in the room with the oil ministers speaking to them and overall it was a confident channel, the saudi energy minister saying he's hopeful for a deal, giving willingness for certain countries to have exemptions, especially with the likes of iran hoping for a freeze to be at presanction levels because they have been hit quite hard by sanctions there. signs of willingness, openness coming from vienna, but investors will be keen to see the deal signed. as of now, latest check of oil is

from across the u.s. and canada please allows us and others to continue to hosting short term guests without imposing the0 day cap thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> after those speakers let me call a few more speakers (calling names). >> good afternoon. i'm jim my wife and i are registered hosts airbnb unit in district 9 in the popularity we have come applied but auto reminders i've been coming to these kinds of hearing for years frankly i'm really, really angry i've scenery voted last year like 55 to 45 to reject some go that is not even as extreme as this i then see in a publication october 20th from the american hotel and lodging association they think the 5060 day limit is wonderful we relented about one and 80 days a year in order for us retirees to actually get but i find it apron ingress and insulting patronizing for someone to say oh, 60 days it enough no, it is not i'm angry that is pushed through at the current election we won in district lovingly good for that supervisor wiener won someone will be appointed in district 8 that's fine instead of pushing things through for political reasons

from across the u.s. and canada please allows us and others to continue to hosting short term guests without imposing the0 day cap thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> after those speakers let me call a few more speakers (calling names). >> good afternoon. i'm jim my wife and i are registered hosts airbnb unit in district 9 in the popularity we have come applied but auto reminders i've been coming to these kinds of hearing for years frankly i'm really, really angry i've scenery voted last year like 55 to 45 to reject some go that is not even as extreme as this i then see in a publication october 20th from the american hotel and lodging association they think the 5060 day limit is wonderful we relented about one and 80 days a year in order for us retirees to actually get but i find it apron ingress and insulting patronizing for someone to say oh, 60 days it enough no, it is not i'm angry that is pushed through at the current election we won in district lovingly good for that supervisor wiener won someone will be appointed in district 8 that's fine instead of pushing things through for political reasons

from across the u.s. and canada please allows us and others to continue to hosting short term guests without imposing theday cap thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> after those speakers let me call a few more speakers (calling names). >> good afternoon. i'm jim my wife and i are registered hosts airbnb unit in district 9 in the popularity we have come applied but auto reminders i've been coming to these kinds of hearing for years frankly i'm really, really angry i've scenery voted last year like 55 to 45 to reject some go that is not even as extreme as this i then see in a publication october 20th from the american hotel and lodging association they think the 5060 day limit is wonderful we relented about one and 80 days a year in order for us retirees to actually get but i find it apron ingress and insulting patronizing for someone to say oh, 60 days it enough no, it is not i'm angry that is pushed through at the current election we won in district lovingly good for that supervisor wiener won someone will be appointed in district 8 that's fine instead of pushing things through for political reasons i

another comfortable forecast for us with temps running anywhere from 5 to 15 degrees above normal. of new england here. the nearest clouds well to the north in canada and to the south. that is our next system going into tuesday. hour by hour, high pressure kicks off to the east. monday morning 7 am, that low pressure creeps closer and closer to us. with the king tides tuesday afternoon, we a going to see an onshore flow coinciding with that exact same time. even though we get the good rain, coastal communities will have to keep a watch for additional half foot rain surge on that -- storm surge on top of that high tide. we still have those king tides in the afternoon put it doesn't look like we're going to be dealing with that storm system so no surge on top of it and keep it dry for the rest of the week. highs in the 50s.>> looks good. >>> the countdown is on. we are a week away from the holiday spectacular. it will be transformed into a holiday destination with more than 350,000 lights. blue man group, the boston ballet, and the sons of serendipity will be among the many guests joining marty walsh to flip the switch on the incredible christmas tre

from the south east at 7 and windchill 21 degrees. the storm we had his way up to the northeast of us now and it will continue into canada. there is the big high pressure system and further to the west that is the next storm the new snow will be a chilly night for sure. 15 at dia and 14 degrees in greeley. 20s farther west across the state with eight friday morning in gunnison and 6 in alamosa. tomorrow sunshine and we will have that all day long building awesome snow as temperatures we will see 65 in trinidad and 49 expected in let's go. the front range is 40s in the mountains and w to mid 50s at lower elevations. bright sunny skies with a very nice day coming up for tomorrow. it is clear and cold with light winds and 15 for tomorrow. 53 in the afternoon and sunday few high clouds in the next storm moves in monday with clouds increasing tuesday. this will be a mix of light rain and snow here with 45 for wednesday and partly cloudy thanksgiving day and sunny next friday with a high of 52. >> crazy stuff. zeolites next weekend -- zeolites, zoo lights next weekend. commission is $17 for adults. >>> coming up to your medicin

if the plants use either a scrubber or carbon capture storage, they are exempt from this plan. it gives us some of the provinces in canada together. everything the government is doing is offering a little bit of time in order to allow these plants to shift electricity producers from coal to natural gas, which is the most easy, obvious route. straight over to renewables or alternative energy. it little bit of buying time to try and persuade and two entirely new industries. david: u.s. political campaign is still fresh in our time -- in our mind. in canada, is there political risk? there will be pushed back from a couple of provinces. there already are in terms of the amount of coordination. the federal government is working to put carbon tax in place and some of the provinces are very disturbed by that, because of the economic applications. but the biggest province and biggest economic region in canada, ontario, has already phased out coal-fired electricity. it did at some cost, electricity prices in that province are much higher than the used to be. however, it has shown the can make the shift to renewables. canada has t