our calls for comment, walsh says she'll invest that refund into an account for her grandson. also says t. >> nice of walmart to do that finally. >> yes, indeed. after going back and forth and back and forth she got the satisfaction she deserved. >> looksli like it was a fun ri after all. >> and coming up tomorrow on nbc10 responds, a preschool gets flooded out and after doing renovations, problems started popping up. >>> an we're work on several stories for nbc10 news at 5:00. >> inholy crime, a local manger with an essential item missing. what has some so upset is the particular place where it happened. >>> today we may have made it up to the upper 40s, but in coming days you're going to wish for that. an arctic blast coming to our area. >>> and a new 911 technology could help save lives in our county. 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

[applause] , don henley, walsh, andmith, joe representing her late husband glenn frey, ms. cindy fry. [applause] [applause] -- [laughter] [cheers] we love you! [laughter] ♪ >> a president of the united states and mrs. michelle obama. [applause] ♪ [applause] [cheers] thank you so much,ump everybody. thank you. thank you. good evening, everybody. >> good evening! on behalf of michelle and myself, welcome to the white house. over the past eight years, this has always been one of our ivorite nights, and this year was especially looking forward to seeing how joe walsh cleans up. [laughter] pres. obama: pretty good. i want to begin by once again thanking everybody who makes this wonderful evening possible, rubenstein,ve the kennedy center trustees -- i'm getting a big echo back there -- and the kennedy center president. them a big round of applause. [applause] we have some outstanding members of congress here tonight, and we are honored also to have vicki kennedy and three of her grandchildren with us here. [applause] pres. obama: the arts have always been part of life at the whi

there were special appearances by santa claus and boston mayor marty walsh. overhe holiday season the pops will perform 41 concerts. antoinette: i'll take that music any day over the nickelback. [laughter] randy: well. a gunman held up in his home after violence. antoinette: killed responding to that domestic call in tacoma, washington. new on the eyeopener, dining out "news to go." randy: a police officer has been killed in tacoma, washington. that officer was gunned down while responding to a domestic dispute. it was said the police officer was killed within seconds of arriving at that house. the gunman has barricaded himself in the home. police are working nowo make an arrest. antoinette: a teenager charged with killing his mher inside their brockton home is due in court today. 44-year-old mania meneide found stabbed multiple times sterday. police found a her 18-year-old son, frantz polynice. after neighbors say his grandmother ran for help, neighbors say the teen waited calmly on the porch for police. the grandmother was not injured. randy: well, it's off

city officials including mayor walsh concerned about safety of the areao the globe says mayor walsh sent a letter to federal regulators accusing texas-based spectra energy of failing to share safety plans with the erika: new hampshire is seeing remarkable participation in its new safe station program. the program which again in manchester has already held several hundred people seek treatment for opioid addiction. the mayor of nashua says in just 10 days nearly 30 people have sought help and 13 of them went directly to one of the city's fire stations to find it. erika: the u.s. senate is expected to take up a bill to combat the recently passed by the house. the law would provide $1 million in state grants -- $1 billion in state grants to help prevent and treat addiction. a police officer in washington state shot dead outside a home. what we are learning about the suspect killed after an hours long standoff. antoinette: cleanup efforts underway after a dozen -- after dozens of tornadoes strike down south. how long before our winter chill returns? erika:erika: the hack that has infected ne

walsh -- fergus walsh was given exclusive access to the treatment. 15 years they got worse and worse. fergus: he is a painter and decorator, but his job has been made increasingly difficult by this, an uncontrollable tremor in his right hand. the shaking is caused by a mistiming of the electrical signals, the commands sent from the brain to the muscles in the hands. one million people in the u.k. suffer from tremors. >> the last 15 years, it gradually got worse, to the extent i can't use it. i've got to use me left hand. fergus: early morning at st. mary's hospital in london, and he is being prepared for deep brain surgery. but this razor is the only blade that will be used today. this frame will ensure his head is kept completely still during surgery. once it is placed inside this machine, the first of its kind in the u.k., which operates using sound waves. it works like this -- the device has more than 1000 ultrasound beams. when focused on a single point, they generate enough heat to destroy tissue. the target is a tiny point at the base of the brain, which is causing the 40 signal

fergus walsh, bbc news.r into a volcano than ever before. they have reached depths of nearly five kilometres into the crater at temperatures of up to 500 celsius, making it the hottest borehole ever created. they plan to tap into a reservoir and harness the energy from the site to power up to 50,000 homes. rebecca morelle has this exclusive report from iceland. this is one of the most volcanically active places on earth. but now scientists plan to harness the power of volcanoes by drilling into the heart of one. this site has been operating continuously for 2h hours a day. using this huge piece of kit, with section after section of high—strength steel, they're are almost 5000 metres down. we have never been this deep before. we have never been into these hot rock formations before so we are optimistic that this will carry us a step into the future. so exactly what is that they are doing here? this project has been planned for years. it's going to be the hottest borehole in the world. drilling started back in

the city council approved mayor marty walsh's request yesterday. transportation worker also replace all speed limit signs before then. the mayor says the change is a big step forward in helping to meet his goal of no deadly crashes in the hub by 2030. >>> the t tested out the height of the new orange line cars. the foam blocks on the roof is to make sure that the new cars fit in the tunnels. they are a little b because they have the heating and air conditioning units on the roof. earlier this month we showed you these pictures of what the new orange line subway car also look like. 150 of them have been ordered but they won't be ready for service for another two years. >>> the new neighborhood of vice president mike pence doesn't agree with his views. they plan to organize a protest. pence's new washington neighborhood, people are putting up rainbow flags. a peaceful way to stand with concerned of pence's policies on gay rights. >> a respectful message. in my my disagreement with some of his thinking. >> neighbors plan to fly the flags until january

if the gas can get turned on, it can get turned off. >> reporter: and mayor marty walsh filed a federal lawsuit earlier this year citing approval of this argument oral arguments not scheduled in that case. in west roxbury catherine parrotta fox 25 news. >> today i spent time with the mayor the talk about this issue and what he plans to do about new at 5:00. >> we have been under this cloud, essentially, for two days. it's been straight rain. >> but finally. >> yeah, we needed it. >> some sun. but let's remind everybody, it's december 1st. >> it didn't feel like it. >> i know, i went outside, i didn't even have shoes on at one point. this is not december 1st. >> but it was. because we were in the 50s to near 60 degrees in some spots. and still currently 50 in boston right now, despite the clouds and sunset. those winds, though, are moving out of the west right now. and that westerly wind will bring in cooler air. it all follows the rain showers that shiri was tracking earlier this morning. it dried out quickly. currently partly to mostly cloudy skies out there. temperatures in the 30s an

. >>> coming up, former congressman joe walsh is joining me. he is fired up over allegations that russia interfered with the u.s. election. what he wants president-elect trump to do about it. >>> plus, are some trump loyalists getting left out in the cold during this cabinet pick process? rudy giuliani, newt gingrich and now we're learning more about the job chris christie wanted and didn't get. oh, that's lovely... so graceful. the corkscrew spin, flawless... ...his signature move, the flying dutchman. poetry in motion. and there it is, the "baby bird". breathtaking. a sumo wrestler figure skating? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money heather saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. congress and president-elect trump over russia's alleged interference over the elections. the cia says, yep, the russians wanted to help trump win. trump says, that is ridiculous. he says he doesn't buy it. one of trump's supporter, former republican congressman joe walsh is not so happy with trump. he joins

our kathy walsh ??was up at early, snaking through the ?poo store. everybody had a hungry heart,. >> i'm here to see the boss. >> bruce has been a big ??part my life for 43 years. >> i'm just in love with him. >> ??why? >> because he's so hot. >> reporter: 1,050 of his fans scored tickets that sold out in under ??three minutes. this mom and baby first in line flew in from new jersey. that often. >> reporter: they got to meet the ??boss and snap a photo. >> i'm going to shake his hand, freak out a little bit. it will be fun. >> reporter: the rock ??star shook hands, got hugs, even smooched. and patiently posed for picture after picture in hir0 significant leather jacket. >> oh, my gosh. it was amazing. >> reporter: people left(? beaming, clutching their autographed books. four guys from boulder admitted >> meeting your icon, hero. >> fulfilling a life long dream. >> he's an inspiration ??to musicians around the world. >> i'm speechless. >> reporter: in all, it ??was much like a springsteen concert. >> kathy walsh reporting. she said she ??was thankful

city officials, including mayor walsh and police commissioner evans, are concerned for safety. according to the globe, mayor walsh sent a regulators this week accusing spectra energy of failing to share safety plans with the city's police and fire departments. randy: huge cleanup effort is under way at this hour in boston's chinatown. the city is trying to get everything back to normal after a big water main break there yesterday. the weaer in the overnight hours has not been helping the effort. the eyeopener's sera congi is there with conditions right now. reporter: randy, we're reall talking about two cleanup and then the other from the underground fire thathat water caused. look behind me. ever source crews are along neyland street as several of the manhole fires -- several of the manholes that caught fire yestery morning. it's about cleanup and also aboutrepairing all theamage that was done. take a look. overnight they were using heavy equipment to vacm out the debris out of those manholes. many businesses were flooded yesterday. you can see the heavy stream of water that w

fergus walsh, bbc news.ally, for centuries, the berber men have proven their worth in fantasia, a moroccan tradition, riding horses and firing their rifles in unison. for the first time, female riders have been taking them on. we have been to meet the moroccan women warriors beating the man at their own game. fantasia, a centuries' old moroccan tradition, a way for men to show off their warfare and masculinity. but in recent years, more women riders are taking the reins. this is the leader of an all—female troop. and today, the only woman competing in this region of fantasia. how different do you feel the image is to what people think a normal arab or moroccan girl should be? did you not think maybe you cannot do it because no other girl has done it before? when you first started fantasia how did men think of you? now they respect us. did they not respect you before? that sounds horrible. did that ever put you off? how did you find the girls foryourgroup? for good luck? yeah, of course, for good luck. i am n

medical correspondent for does wash it -- fergus walsh explains. fergus: imagine a baby being born from dna from a man and 2 women. hannah is a carrier for mitochondrial disease, and often devastating genetic disorder. she now has the chance of a healthy child. paula is an egg donor, and many more women like her are needed. >> my mother is affected by mitochondrial disease. and she suffers from epilepsy, diabetes. as a carrier myself, i could pass that on to my baby. but now we have an option of having the baby and it not being passed on, which is amazing. >> i have my eggs for research here at newcastle, and i have the knowledge now that i'm helping couples have healthy children. it is really fulfilling for me. fergus: mitochondria are the power packs of cells. they are always inherited from the mother's egg, and when faulty, it means deadly conditions can be passed on. to prevent that, this is how the three-person ivf will work. the nucleus containing the the parents' key dna will be removed, leaving behind the woman's faulty mitochondria. the nu

. >> reporter: january walsh said in her heyday -- jan walsh said in her heyday debbie reynolds was ae than her daughter ever was. >> i was with both of them when carrie did her one woman show and debbie said the same thing, " i'm a bigger star than you are. you've only done one movie." >> reporter: while grieving at carrie's house today debbie reynolds had a stroke and was rushed to the hospital where she died. her son todd, carrie's brother, tells reporters tonight his mother's last words were that she wanted to be with carrie and so she is. hollywood producer discovered debbie reynolds when she was 16 and she never really stopped working. she was on will and grace in later years and was still making movies and tv shows. she died today, though, at the age of 84. reporting live i'm joe vazquez, kpix5. >>> were you having problems and you're blaming me, is that it? >> albert brooks starred with reynolds in the 1996 comedy mother set in sausalito. he tweeted today debbie reynolds, a legend and my movie mom. i can't believe this happened one day after carrie. my heart goes out to billy,

that was mayor marty walsh narrating 'twas the night before christmas. the boston pops opening up their always best with the boston accent, too. especially that line, right? >> sarah: just gets you in the holiday spirit, wren. >> wren: i'm going to have to see that. i really hope kim as we head into today, we're dealing with showers. by 7:00, that's when this starts to scoot out of here. as we head into the mid-morning hours, we definitely dry out. we're seeing sunshine into the afternoon. things stay breezy today. wind gusts up to around 25mph. into tonight, if you're headed to the tree lighting, you are in luck. we're looking at dry skies. temperatures well above average, becausee' so by the time we're lighting the tree, we're looking at temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. >> sarah: still another hour of "today in new england." next at 6:00, the clean-up continues after a water main break caused a big mess in chinatown. >> christa: and letters of hate targeting mosques across the u.s. one sent the a police of worship right here in new england. >> sar

walsh filed a federal lawsuit challenging the regulatory commission's approval of the project. spectra, the company that owns the pipeline issued a statement of their own yesterday and did say that all the facilities in the project meet and exceed federal safety standards and regulations. again, this pipeline is scheduled to be activated live in west roxbury, catherine parrotta, fox25 news. >>> a local apartment complex is now under scrutiny after police responded to hundreds of calls in just one year. this is the same complex where just last week, a woman was attacked by a group of people in front of her special needs son. she later died. as fox25's stephanie coueignoux reports this morning, some of the people who live there say they are now afraid to go outside by themselves. >> i used to have a scanner. >> reporter: beverly duxbury lives just next door and said she was horrified to learn of the deadly attack in the complex parking lot. we just reported last week a woman was killed by group of people in front of her special needs son. >> reporter: what went through your mind.

on monday, mayor walsh and other city officials sent letters to the company that owns the pipeline. ac plans. the company says the security plan is posted. >> kris: now we are turning our focus to the trump transition today. donald trump will travel to indiana for a big business announcement. now, while on the campaign trail, the president-elect promised to keep jobs from air-conditioning company carrier in the state of indiana. well, now the company has sealed the deal to keep close to a thousand jobs in the united states. the company initially planned to close one of its indiana >> nancy: elizabeth warren weighing in on president-elect trump's choices for his cabinet. >> you know, what a lot of americans are sick of is a government that works for those at the top. i think that donald trump tapped into that anger, and now donald trump is doing 180 degrees on it. insiders into exactly the jobs where he criticized wall street insiders before. >> nancy: another familiar face is rumored to be in the running for a cabinet position. sar yeah palin being considered for the secretary of ve

here's our health and science reporter, fergus walsh. it involves a drug derived from bacteria found in the darkness of the ocean floor. this laser optic fibre is inserted into the prostate, the light activates the drug which kills the cancer. when gerald capam was diagnosed with early prostate cancer, he was worried it might develop and he'd need surgery or radiotherapy, which can cause incontinence or impotence. instead, he became one of the first successfully treated with the new light therapy and had no long—term side effects. well, i feel incredibly lucky that i was accepted for the trial. i'm totally cured. i can look forward to the remaining years of my life, hopefully, cancer—free. one in eight men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer, so this highly effective new treatment, known as photodynamic therapy, could be hugely significant. the light—sensitive drug is injected into the bloodstream. it's derived from deep sea bacteria, which are efficient at converting light into energy. through a thin tube, a laser light is inserted i

fergus walsh, bbc news.or scotland's future relations with europe after brexit. she believes it would be possible for scotland to remain in the european single market even if the rest of the uk left. the uk government has warned that a special deal for scotland is unrealistic. here's our scotland editor, sarah smith. nicola sturgeon has a plan, she says it's the only serious plan for brexit any government has yet come up with. and she argues, just because the uk is leaving the eu, it does not have to leave the single market. i accept that there is a mandate in england and wales to take the uk out of the eu, however i do not accept that there is a mandate to take any part of the uk out of the single market. scotland could stay in the single market even if the rest of the uk chooses to leave. today's proposals, from nicola sturgeon, are nothing like the red, white and blue brexit theresa may talks about, they're more of a bespoke, scottish tartan version. for scotland to be able to stay in the single market, s

our medical correspondent, fergus walsh, has the story.leap in prostate cancer treatment. it involves a drug derived from bacteria found in the darkness of the ocean floor. this laser optic fibre is inserted into the prostate, the light activates the drug which kills the cancer. when gerald capam was diagnosed with early prostate cancer, he was worried it might develop and he'd need surgery or radiotherapy, which can cause incontinence or impotence. instead, he became one of the first successfully treated with the new light therapy and had no long—term side effects. well, i feel incredibly lucky that i was accepted for the trial. i'm totally cured. i can look forward to the remaining years of my life, hopefully, cancer—free. one in eight men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer, so this highly effective new treatment, known as photodynamic therapy, could be hugely significant. the light—sensitive drug is injected into the bloodstream. it's derived from deep sea bacteria, which are efficient at converting light into energy. through a thin

fergus walsh, bbc news. a brief look at some of the day's other news stories.ng life support treatment to a policeman who has been in a minimally conscious state for more than a year. paul briggs, who is a gulf war veteran, suffered a brain injury in a motorcycle accident. his wife had argued for him to be allowed to die. police in the swiss city of zurich say there's no evidence that a gunman, who wounded three worshippers at a mosque on monday, was linked to islamists or far—right extremists. the head of the regional police said the suspected attacker, who later killed himself, had an interest in the occult. a strike by baggage handlers and check—in staff at 18 airports has been called off. employees of swissport were due to walk—out on friday and saturday, but the action has been suspended after the company made a new pay offer. nicola sturgeon has set out plans to protect scotland's relationship with the european union post brexit. the first minister says she is "determined" that scotland will remain in the single market even if the rest of the uk leaves an

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walsh previously filed federal lawsuit challenging federal energy regulatory approval of the project. last hour gene spoke with congressman stephen lynch about this issue. here is what he said. >> my concerns have not been addressed. they have been exacerbated because of the 2 incidents we have had have exploded elsewhere in the united states causing serious damage and some injuries. we are in federal court, mayor walsh has been great on this, right by my side as we have been fighting this. >> catherine: released a statement saying the project and all the facilities involved in it do meet or exceed federal safety standards and regulations. so again, the pipeline scheduled against this. for now live here in west roxbury, catherine parrotta, fox25 news. >> gene: 7:34. lowell city councilors calling for increased security at apartment complex where mother was killed in front of her son. police have responded to the westminster apartment complex more than 600 times this year. crime has become a major issue and they want the buildings managers to hire security guard and put up cameras. >>

cbes for cyclists jason and laura kenney, while hockey gold medallists kate and helen richardson—walshand counterpart michael 0'neill, an mbe. just a few of more than 100 sporting figures honoured for a memorable 12 months. andy swiss, bbc news. the new year's honours also feature some prominent names in the world of entertainment and the arts. the veteran comic ken dodd, who's still performing at 89, is knighted for services to entertainment and comedy. also knighted are ray davies of the kinks, the actor mark rylance and the opera star bryn terfel. 0ur correspondent lizo mzimba has been studying the list. # happiness...# he's been one of britain's favourite entertainers for more than half a century, now ken dodd has received a knighthood. the best day ever, you can't get better than this. i've played lots of big theatres, i've worked abroad, but this is it. this is the day. yes, i'm very, very proud. if there's one thing i can't stand it's snobbery and one—upmanship. patricia routledge has been made a dame. # yeah, you really got me going # you got me so i don't know what i'm doing..

. >> joe walsh. >> again, another amazing guitar player and a very funny guy. he brought a lot of good humor. and he was sort of the wild card. ? he was just a hired hand ? >> glenn frey. what you would have to say about him. >> he was a very dynamic individual. he came up like i did, playing in rock and roll bands starting in high school. ? he had an old '55 chevy named gladis that we used to ride around in. we were just -- we were a good fit. you know, i had strengths that made up for his weaknesses and he had strengths that made up for my weaknesses. >> no, i insist, you first. >> henley and frey co-wrote most of the band's music. their success leading one dj to call them america's mccartney and lennon. >> the thing n see how long we can stay up here at the top of the mountain. it's very narrow and windy up here. >> we probably continue doing what we're doing as long as the songs keep coming. >> the way the group broke up was glenn called me up and said i need to go do my own thing for a while. you know. and that was it. >> you said okay? >> i said okay. wha

and shipped kelly is no bill walsh. >> gary: and the rams and their story jeff fisher getting worked over eric and it started a couple weeks ago when he asked the hall of fame running back not to come and hang around on the sidelines close dickerson went public in before you know it step of all the sports car were him. fisher fired as the rams coach and they re-signed him into a two year extension he will get two years and four games of pay good personality probably go on the television he's out of work as far as coaching. and once upon a time he was a head coach of the raiders. five years $80 million and those of you who spend time adding not the clothes are chapman resigned for 86 million with 80 million to stay with the dodgers and then set at 62 with the giants there you go the giants fans were hoping the sky would assign someone else but an oily blotches angeles if he got his option to go out of miami. >> pam: ridesharing it companies giving no explanation but says drivers are expected to crack down on this behavior rules outlined several other behaviors being not ok by guber ub

fergus walsh, bbc news.cial edition of reporters looking back at some of the best reports from this year. from me, phillipa thomas, goodbye for now. you watching bbc news. we're going to ta ke you watching bbc news. we're going to take you straight to a press conference that is being held by the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. israeli prime minister, benjamin neta nyahu. let's listen israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. let's listen in. translation: these remarks are in response to a speech we heard earlierfrom response to a speech we heard earlier from the secretary of state for the united states, john kerry, when he defended the decision to abstain on the un security council resolution which condemns the building ofjewish settlements on land that is seen as occupied territory. it's the first time that the united states have done this, to abstain in such a vote. mr carey mounted a strong defence of us policy. —— john kerry. mounted a strong defence of us policy. ——john kerry. he spoke abo

sporting couples, cbes forjason and laura kenning won hockey gold medallist kate and helen richardson walshnd mba respectively. after their impressive run at euro 2016, the welsh football manager, chris coleman, becomes an 0be and michael 0'neill becomes an mbe, justa 0be and michael 0'neill becomes an mbe, just a few of more than 100 sporting figures honoured for a memorable 12 months. stars of the stage and screen, have also been included in the new year's honours list. ken dodd said he was ‘tickled' to have been knighted at the age of 89, and joked that he would wear his medal in bed. patricia routledge, the star of keeping up appearances has been made a dame, an announcement that would make hyacinth bucket proud. ray davies, frontman of the kinks, said he felt humility and joy at hearing of his knighthood. he's been recognised for services to the arts. and he picked up the best—supporting actor award at the oscars earlier this year, now mark rylance, star of the film bridge of spies and bbc two's wolf hall, has been made a sir. around three quarters of those who received the words were

. —— kate richardson—walsh. details of how to vote will be giving out throughout the show.tes. plenty more awards to be announced as well as the big one. that's right. the awards for team of the year, coach of the year. we saw the year, coach of the year. we saw the leicester city team parading the premier league trophy earlier, the 5000-1 premier league trophy earlier, the 5000—1 outsiders, you would imagine they would be very much in the running for the team of the year award. there is a lifetime achievement award from michael phelps, who finally retired after the 30 olympics. he won 23 olympic titles in all, the most decorated 0lympian of all time. he will get an achievement award. we also know about the young sports personality of the year, which has gone to 15—year—old ellie robinson who won gold in the paralympics at the age of just 15. plenty to gold in the paralympics at the age ofjust15. plenty to look gold in the paralympics at the age of just 15. plenty to look forward to tonight. it all gets underway in a few minutes, and it is live on bbc 0ne, a few minutes, an

now comes word that a jail 58's bill walsh is here with more details...bill? 3 the focus of the audit is the private contractor that provides medical care at the jail and the house of correction, that company, armor correctional health services is based in florida. county board chair theodore lipscomb told cbs 58 news he requested the audit november first, and received the green light the very next day this followed reports of poor care and staffing issues at the facilities. now obviously the at have gotten a lot of attention, but the comptroller's office tells us the audit will ?not? look into those cases.rather it will focus on the overall management of the jailand specific issues like wages, staffing and record-keeping. the jail is run by the sheriff's office. the correction facility is operated by milwaukee county. 3 the office says if needed, they will bring in outside experts for second opinions. the audit is scheduled to begin next month. over after a teacher is sentenced for having sex with a teenager. teenager.-nats-"..by myself...what are you gonna d

their dramatic gold medal—winning penalty shootout in rio, apart from their captain, kate richardson—walshtlock receives an mbe after becoming the first briton to win olympic gymnastics gold. it's a crazy feeling. i mean, as an athlete, and as a gymnast, you never expect it. you do your sport because you love it, and i do it because i want to be the best i can. by being recognised in this way, one of the highest ways possible, for your achievements, is a very proud feeling. i mean, i've worked so long for these medals and these results. and, like i said, you never expect an award like this, and an honourlike this, to come around. but it has, and it really does motivate me, and pushes me to go on for the next four years and eight years. so, you know, this can hopefully help me inspire the next generation to get more people involved in gymnastics, as well, because that's what it's all about, and push me to make new targets. i mean, it's completely outdone every expectation my coach had, and my family had, and i had. and it feels amazing to be standing here, because those people around me, my

mayor walsh tweeted about the lighting of the city hall today. he said, quote, for those affected by hiv, aids in boston imagine a world where the holidays are about joy again. where days are filled with magic instead of madness. at t.j. maxx, marshalls and homegoods, we've imagined the holidays this way for decades. it's why we never have crazy sales. never make you clip coupons. it's time to bring back the holidays with t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods. >> we are following breaking news from lawrence. within the past hour the d.a.'s-offs has confirmed the body found this afternoon near the merrimack river was decapitated. the family of a missing teenager is waiting to find out if it is their loved one. we have a crew live at the scene gathering the latest details. we'll have a live report at 11:00. >>> also tonight, we're learning police say they foiled just in the nick of time. the undercover sting happening in clairemont, new hampshire where prosecutors say a jealous exgirlfriend was planning the ultimate revenge. >>> girl is being held on $

mayor walsh tweeted about the lighting of the city hall today. he said, quote, for those affected by hiv, aids in boston ?? dylan: anybody can do parkour. our whole aim with the gym is to get people moving, and want to have people understand that you own a body. we can do some crazy things with it. having blue cross blue shield, i've always felt comfortable being able to try something that i might not know if i'm going to land, r training center and blue cross blue shield has me. >> we are following breaking news from lawrence. within the past hour the the merrimack river was decapitated. the family of a missing teenager is waiting to find out if it is their loved one. we have a crew live at the scene gathering the latest details. we'll have a live report at 11:00. >>> also tonight, we're learning new details about a murder for hire plot. police say they foiled just in the nick of time. the undercover sting happening in clairemont, new hampshire where prosecutors say a jealous exgirlfriend was planning the ultimate revenge. >>> girl i $100,000 ca

mayor walsh has been great on this. we have been right by my side as we have been fighting this within federal court and back again. unfortunately, the natural gas act of 1931 gave great power tried it by amendment to -- you know, to -- to let public safety be a priority on that bill, and i have been resisted by my republican colleagues at every turn. so we are going to keep fighting, but we are running out of options here, and i do understand that they intend to -- to activate that line today. >> gene: congressman stephen lynch joins us live from washington d.c. congressman, as always, we appreciate as always, we appreciate your time and hope to check back with you down the road. >> thank you, gene-o. thank you. >>> 6:51. >> perfect weather for december 1, the first day of december. >> shiri: you don't shovel the rain, folks, right. we have had a lot of rain in the last couple of days. you go to monday, the whole month of november, 1.4 inches of rain, but then between tuesday and wednesday, we basically double that. an

. >>> cnn's international correspondent nick paton walsh has more on the explosion in egypt.st it is unclear who is behind it but some reports suggest tnt, pretty serious explosi explosive, was used. it targeted the symbolic heart of the christian. we understand the device was inside of the church itself. we don't know how it got in there. harrowing images from inside show people having to elect body parts because of the intensity of the blast. statual damage done to the building itself and a blow to the christians of egypt. it appears they are very much on edge. about 10% of the population and scenes of anger outside of that church itself. even pro-government tv anchors were targeted. it is unclear who's responsible for this. one potential candidate for the blame has released a statement condemning the blast. you have heard condemnation from sunni religious authorities saying this is an attack on all egyptians and -- called it a deplorable act of terrorism. a at the heart of the egyptian capital a deadly blast. questions about security and real fears for ordinary egyptian ch

walsh says he was investigating a fake police report about hillary clinton running a child sex ring out of a ping-pong restaurant. we know that's not true. he's due in court tomorrow. >>> facebook is cracking down on spreading of fake site like that ping-pong story. it will make it easier for users to report fake news when they see it. once enough people report a fake story, they'll pass information on to third party fact checkers. those that don't pass the credibility test will be flagged as disputed. >>> one time he was a political force. jack johnson is out of prison tonight. five years ago he proceeded guilty to corruption charges after caught on tape making bribes. he is now living in a maryland half way house. he's due to be released from the system in june of next year. >>> coming up, changes on food and cutting down on wastes. >>> survivors of >>> a developing story out of aleppo, syria tonight. thousands were allowed to leave the strong hold of rebel fighters today. evacuations expected well through the night. rebel seized eastern aleppo in 2012 and lost all of it in recent wee

nick paton walsh, thanks to you as well. more on this breaking story developments coming up later in the hour. >>> let's get to the trump transition here in the united states. the president-elect meets next our with executives of major technology companies. the meeting includes the ceos from tesla and intel, cisco, oracle and ibm among others. vice president-elect mike pence, he arrived over at trump tower in new york city a few minutes ago and spoke about the progress with the transition team. >> look forward to another productive day here at trump tower. i know the president-elect is looking forward to welcoming some of the, some of the leading tech ceos inamerica to trump to youer to talk about how we can grow jobs in high-tech across the country. yesterday a great meeting with bill greats. and of course, we're all very enthusiastic that governor rick perry has stepped forward to lead the department of energy. and that momentum and the pace of this transition will continue forward all the way into the holidays as we assem

joining me now, msnbc political analyst joan walsh, and contributor josh barro. first of all, aside from the fact that i think a press conference would be good and it has been a break with tradition not to have one and there's a lot of questions and ambiguity. this summed up that this remains a black box -- i think it's a black box -- >> to him. you heard in that 74 seconds. we know nothing. and he doesn't know anything either. he doesn't know that a press release was sent out saying this was an attack on christians. he doesn't know what his muslim policy is. he can't restate it. they've walked it back, walked it forward. there was a softening during the campaign, then there was a hardening. i mean, we don't know. this guy should be leaving mints on people's pillows not leading the world. >> this is what's so maddening about the transition period is this stuff can't remain a black box forever. he'll soon be president. >> and he'll do things. >> he'll do things and we'll know in most cases about the things that he's doing. >> although -- >> in many cases. >> aside

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the tests were negative. >> marty walsh tweeted about world aids day says you're not alone. we stand with you. city hall will be lit ready for world aids day. >>> we turn to the weather. what a day. i was in shorts. i took advantage of it. i went for a run for four miles. >> good for you. >> i thought i was a month back here on the calendar. >> i know, right. if you went early, you you too much. if you decide to go later in the day, the winds pick up. i'll take it. >> so much better than all that rain, right? >> right. december 1st. we needed that rain for sure. look at the rain over the past 48 hours. over an inch, over two inches. we have that little asterisk right there. sterling was since tuesday, over three inches of rain and dorchester as well saw an inch and a third since about tuesday. kind of nice to see that sunshine and those temperatures today, right? 57 was the hite. typically we're around 46, so 10 degrees above average. not close to that record in boston in 2001. that's where we had temperatures into the lower 70s. well, currently it's now 50 in boston, still

mayor walsh tweeted about the lighting of the city hall earlier today. he said for those affected by hiv/aids in boston and elsewhere, you are not alone. we stand with you. >>> now your local forecast from meteorologist sarah robleski and the fox 25 stormtracker weather typically the third snowiest month in boston. we average about nine inches of snow for the month. as we get into january and february, those are snowiest, and we see about 43 inches for our snowfall for the year. november we pick up about an inch, but this november we picked up just a trace. really what we've been talking about is not snow but rain. we had very heavy rain over the last 48 hours. picked up over three inches of rain. heart wick has 2.25, two inches in arlington and dorchester since tuesday over an inch and a third. we were talking about some heavy rain, much-needed rain. in boston we picked up about a third this morning. we saw the rain move on out, but sunshine came out. and those temperatures, they were nice. 57 degrees, typically we're around 46. we take the above-averag

. >>> now, let's bring in joan walsh from the nation. and matt welch, editor at large of reason magazine. thank you for being here. let's pick up on the last part. if republicans refuse to do oversight on trump including conflicts of interest, how can democrats hold his feet to the fire? >> they don't have a ton of power. representative cummings asked for several inspector general reports on conflict of interest, on the comey letter. i think he has an aggressive agenda, but i don't -- i don't know -- they'll get a report. but they don't have hearing power, you know. they can make a big deal at hearings that others scheduled. as we saw in the last session, it is tough getting to the bottom of things when you're in the -- >> are there ways that can dramatize this, by refusing to -- for example, you hear the threat by some to go ahead and investigate hillary clinton, no matter what. and in fact at the rally the other night, that donald trump had, they were still yelling lock her up. watch this. >> we did have a lot of fun fighting hillary,

joining us is joan walsh, a national affairs correspondent at the nation. why now? >> well, why now is because we have fox news, which is awaiting a president donald trump by rerunning their greatest hits. fox has done this before. they did it under obama. they chased this idea of food stamp fraud. but it goes way back to ronald reagan. ronald reagan in the '60s talked about strapping young bucks buying t-bone steaks with their food stamps and everybody knew who he was talking about. so when newt gingrich talked about obama that way, it's a dog whistle. we've heard it before. we'll hear it again and hear it a lot under president thumb. but there's one really interesting thing here. first of all, seven out of ten states that are top food stamp recipients are red states. they voted for donald trump. the politics of this is very interesting. also most able-bodied adults on food stamps actually work as well. so it's not just people sitting around, you know, lazy, flipping channels, it's really a crisis of the low wage job market that we've gotten ourselves into which re

we received messages from all over the country as her viewers saw tj walsh struggle firsthand. we wanted to know what legislators in new jersey are doing to battle this heroin epidemic from the top down. congressman tom macarthur invited us to his home in toms river. a town in ocean county that has been ravaged by here when you set leading member of a bipartisan task force to combat the heroin epidemic in new jersey. >> the task force does a number of things. first we try to educate the entire congress on with the issues are so that people open their hearts and open the federal budget. this takes money and resources. >> we said that addiction does not discriminate by tax bracket, color, gender, gender and right off the bat tiger summit macarthur told the authorities of a good friend that he recently lost to addiction. >> he was a close friend. our kids play play together, they grew up together, he was a family man and a hard worker. he just went down the lon of addiction and cannot find his way. it had home that he could not will his way out of it. >> i had blake who performed