one day he met ryan welch. a campus police officer for the oakland school district.e wasn't there to arrest aaron or write him up. instead, he offered a helping hand, literally. >> that's not how you shake a person's hand. he told me you grip with the person. i was like, oh, this is a guy that some people could look up to. >> the officer started visiting aaron at school regularly. >> how are your grades this year? >> he even checks in on aaron at home. when he saw they didn't have a dining room table, he gave them his. >> building trust and partnerships with the community is what it's all about these days. if i can do the little things that go a long ways, then i will. >> the role of campus officers across oakland's 83 schools is meticulously defined in an agreement between the school district and law enforcement. the officers are there to address security issues and serve as mentor, not disciplinarians and arresting students is considered a last resort. his mother credits the policy and officer welch for transforming her son's life. >> it was like night and day. >>

dennis welch, cbs 5 news. >>> next, jet blue holding a flash sale, what you should know. >>> silencing hate speech. twitter cracks down on harassment and how the social media site is going to curb abuse. >>> alternative to guns but a police officers. why they fail and how often they don't take down the bad guys. >>> first, a look at what is coming up in primetime after >>> consumer alert if you're looking for a deal, jet blue has kicked off a 48 hour flash sale and some fares are below $100. there are restrictions, tickets are good monday through thursday and saturday and you must travel between december 1 and twitter announced they're launching in measure to help with the rhetoric. >> well, this have been concerns ever since the election season. and one the big things they're looking at is to try to get rid of all of the hateful speech. the hope is that they can at least slow it down while giving users a new way to not have to of it. >> such a nasty woman. >> it divided the country and an increase in hate speech and online harassment on twitter and facebook. >> twitter announced it wa

i'm mark ockerbloom. >> and i'm vanessa welch. we want to show you the results for tonight's ballot questions. the first look is question number 1. we do understand that that question, which was going to >> there it is, the number 61% to 39%. question 2 now, governor baker was behind charter schools, lifting the cap but it was defeated tonight. >> and question number 3 was giving animals more room in their cages. this one passed with 78% of the vote and 49% of the precincts reporting. legalizing marijuana in the state to 47%. new hampshire senate race, very, have he close and this one all important because it could shift the balance of power in washington kelly ayotte 49% of the vote this is with 54% of the precincts reporting. and the a lot happening right fox 25's blair miller live in new york city with the trump campaign. blair. >> ock, just moments ago they announced here behind us that florida would go toward donald trump and the crowd just erupted. before that north carolina for trump. i was getting the news on my phone and

now, jack welch told us what we expects donald trump's first 100 days to look like. i love getting more for less.

here is dennis welch with your first look. >> ? >> reporter: the latest memorial to the 19 granite mountain hotshots who perished here nearly 3 1/2 million -- 3 1/2 years ago -- >> my nephew was one of the hotshots that passed away, johnny persimmon junior. this was three years ago but it is still difficult. winding trail that the governor described as a fitting tribute. >> it's strenuous and will take a commitment to hike the entire trail but i think it is something that is an incredible honor to these men. >> reporter: from the trailhead, hikers walk about 3 miles to the site where the hotshots made their last stand. along the way, markers commemorating the lives of each crew member who died fighting the deadliest wildfire in state remember things that happen. report like another somebody for this community but a day that brought a little smile to mike mckenzie whose son was a member of the crew. cynic he was a fine young man. he actually -- >> he was a fine young man. he actually [ indiscernible - low volume ] >> reporter: it's

chris welch has more from new york. on the final day of campaigning, hillary clinton, hillary, hil trump donald trump / -r- presidential candidate: thank you hitting the trail at break neck speed and focused on key battlegrounds. hillary clinton / -d- presidential candidate: in pennsylvania, it's all about election day. clinton campaigning today in the crucial toss-up of north carolina. also going to michigan and pennsylvania, where clinton's lead has narrowed in recent weeks. president obama, one of clinton's biggest assets on the trail, appearing in michigan and north carolina, before joining hillary clinton, former president bill clinton, and the first lady for a philadelphia candidate: this is the last day of our campaign, who would have believed it. trump hitting five states today. he'll also be in pennsylvania and michigan, plus, florida, north carolina, and new hampshire. sunday night's bombshell from f.b.i. director james comey, saying in a letter to congress that they've completed their review of the newly disc

in glendale dennis welch cbs5 news. >>> coming up travel troubles. you want everything to go well while on vacation, but why more people are ending up in the emergency room. >>> sometimes people judge. and they must be chilled out and stuff like that. >> that mediation or meditation i should say at the workplace. meditation. there are one company encouraging workers to relax. the benefit wills be a part of the shifting culture. >>> a feast for the beast. it's thanksgiving for animals at the phoenix zoo. we're going to tell you i like to know what's happening as soon as it happens. same with my banking. with my bank of america mobile banking app, i can see my accounts all in one place. i can easily manage them and if something doesn't look right, i'm going to know. plus, i can set up alerts to help detect unusual activity. so i feel secure. wait, he won? >>> new tonight it seems that more people are ending up in the emergency room while on vacation. doctors in florida say that one in four vacations include a trip to the e.r. they say that travelers sh

patricia welch reports that some of the other people reported as positions come as a bit of surprise. [applause] >> reporter: some of the louder voices during the republican debates. >> nominating donald would be a >> i am getting ready to get on a gigantic airplane with donald trump's name on the side of it. >> reporter: particularly for good reason. >> donald trump is not looking to support him or who didn't. if you were the best person for that job he wants you as part of this team. >> reporter: governor nikki haley was an outspoken opponent. >> i taught my two little ones that you don't push people around. >> reporter: now being considered for secretary of state secretary of state. another option blasted him in the primary. >> he is a phony, a fraud. >> reporter: after the election tweeted best with i for our duly-elected president. >> this man is a pathological liar. >> reporter: the man trump dubbed lying ted is on the short list. and another man couldn't remember the government agency he would eliminate. . third one. >> reporter: fast forward six years, rick perry may head that

vanessa welch breaks down the fbi hard numbers on what's going on. >> reporter: one week since election day 2016, reports of hate crimes have streamed in from across the country. according to the southern poverty law center. 400 cases of harassment and intimidation, hateful words and symbols on walls and schools. in one school, students stood wall." reports of violence against trump supporters. one man was attacked after a car accident after reportedly voting. >> i heard a lady yell that guy is one of those trump supporters. and i turned and i said to her that ain't nothing to do with this. >> reporter: the increased hate crime traces back to before the election. according to a report released by the fbi in the u.s. rose 6.8% from 2014 to 2015, attacks against muslims rose 67% compared to the year before. 257 attacks in 2015. the highest number of attacks on muslims since 2001. following the al qaeda attacks on 9/11 according to the southern poverty law center. >> daniel: vanessa welch reporting. president-elect trump has interviews on tv and twitter. he asked people to stop the violenc

vanessa welch, fox25 news. >> julie: remarkable. if he had not gotten the anti-venom serum, we have died. two eagles are caught in a storm drain capturing the attention of millions online. they were stuck on top of each other for 30 minutes when one pulled away. the other eagle fell down into the storm drain as you can see. rescue crews got that bird out pretty quickly. animal experts say the eagles were likely fighting over a nest when they were caught in the drain. >> eagles fight all the time. when they fight they take them down and hold them down until somebody finally gives. >> daniel: the eagle had puncture wounds on her leg and chest and a cracked beak. the bird to recover and be released back into the wild. pretty incredible video. >> julie: a fox in a storm drain. no pictures that. >> daniel: animals trying to get away and get out. >> julie: trying to get away from us. glad they are all okay. >> daniel: absolutely. >>> a woman lost at sea presumed dead. her son at the center of a police investigation. new details being wage

hi everybody i'm mark ockerbloom. >> and i'm vanessa welch. the race for the white house is our top story tonight. hillary clinton leading the national pack released by fox news. clinton has 48% followed by donald trump's 44%. the margin of error is 2.50%. that could make a big difference in such a tight race. >> live look now at gr you this a few times now ted nugent on stage donald trump's final and final stop is here now on the campaign trail. he travel more than 2400 miles today alone. >> less than three hours ago trump spoke in manchester. fox 25's christine mccarthy was there. >> reporter: event has wrapped up everyone has gone home for the night but this

i'm vanessa welch. >> and i'm mark ockerbloom. we want to get you caught up on the latest results of key ballot questions here in massachusetts add another slot machine in the area of revere. this is losing 60% to 40%. >> ballot question number 2 would lichted the cap on charter schools. senator baker has been strongly supportive of this measure. 25% of the precincts no. >> 62%, they don't want more charter schools and yes, 38%. right now this is leaning towards the no side. >> let's go to question 3 which would be improving farm animal confines. pint want them to be able to have free range and roam freely. 77% to 23% with 25% of the question number 4, legalize marijuana here in massachusetts. taxed similar to alcohol. right now yeah 53% and no 47%. again, with 25% of the resinks reporting. and we're watching that closely, as well. and up in new hampshire, this is of course is for the senate in new hampshire. kelly ayotte has polled in front the precincts reporting. back to donald trump, we understand hillary clinton has won virgi

two of his choices have local fox 25's vanessa welch joins us with more unthe picks. >> the reporter: the trump transition teammates trump has decided who he will nominate for attorney general and national security adviser. alabama senator jeff sessions was the attorney general nominee. he is a fierce opponent of amnesty for illegal immigrants and legalization of marijuana, but he faces a tough confirmation fight. 30 years ago, the senate rejected his nomination, to be he made racist comments while serving as a federal prosecutor. kansas congressman mike pompeiio is the choice to lead the central intelligence agency. the harvard law school grad has been critical of the nuclear deal with iran and hillary clinton's handling of the benghazi attack and retired lieutenant general michael flynn will be donald trump's national security adviser. the rhode island native served as director of the defense intelligence agencies for two years under president obama. but since then, he's been a administration, and the pentagon. tomorrow, the president-elect will meet with former massachusetts govern

welches and from 9 yards out. then they get the ball back and this time it is hunter lot calling and spending then for another sure. leading 14-13 at the break. the rebels down 19-14. then the answer yet again, lot throws a diamond to matt johansson and that is the game- winning touchdown. 2019 -- 20-19 was the final. >> we are different team than last year. we laws of -- good lineman and skill players. it was just too much. >> i can't believe that we did it. we work so hard all year and we have coaches that are unbelievable. >>> this stage is nothing new for don bosco. their fourth trip to the finals in the last five years. they only have one state championship to show for it and that was in 2013. harris lake park. austin scoops through the line and is off to the races. don bosco goes up 12-nothing and their offense wasn't done. brandon bagby connects with becker and he plays hide and seek with our camera. we found him and he found the end zone. they led by 10 at the break and they put this one out of for each --

dennis welch and morgan low have more on the big unfolding right now. >> the senator. >> i'm sorry i'm late. >> he is not well liked anymore as he once was. >> is this election rigged? >> no. absolutely not. we did have a computer that was hacked in one of our counties. >> a lot of voters are angry. >> this has been a campaign season like no other. from the top of the ticket with piles of election bids. we are spending 24 hours on the campaign trail to bring you the stories that you have not heard like what happens when your vote is challenged. >> how many are tossed out on average? >> not many. we may end up calling people like we do a lot of times. >> this time they are concerned about voter hackers. >> they are already at it. >> we know they are going to keep trying, in fact probably trying right now. >> we'll show you how the democratic party is trying to turn arizona blue now and what they are doing to turn the democratic seats. >> i'm david welch. >> we'll have more tomorrow. >> as we spend 24 hours on the campaign trail. >> those guys will be up bright tomorrow. coming up tonigh

welch, i find your behavior unprofessional, inappropriate, and completely repulsive. and besides, that was no babe. that was my mother. katherine! katherine, there's no milk! no katherine. ohhh... "david, left early for work. see you at 6:00. "love you. me. p.s. it was your turn to buy the milk." oh...well... no milk. who are you? who are you? i'm david howser. i belong here. i'm the gardener. i belong here, too. since when? since eight years ago. that's my cup. so where's katie? she's at work. some doctor. you have to send your wife to work? actually, it was her choice. interesting. n't you be watering or something? what do you want in the side yard, petunias or pansies? well, i don't know. katie always knew. petunias. and what's with this "katie" business? her name happens to be katherine. katherine? no. too formal. i think katie is a little too informal. don't tell me you'll find out how much my insurance covers. you should know that already. some advocate you are. boy, they'll place a name tag on anybody these days. mr. sullivan, there's really no need to shout. i

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this shot taken from out in front of fort welch. we have arthur's want right here on this would line from the confederate earthworks. march 25, here is where the picket lines are located. after march 25, that is the gained ground that the federals have seized. here is the confederate perspective. pitch 400 yards out in front of the mainline. having aio wright, full half-mile to work with is going to have an incredible impact because he is able when he receives ulysses s. grant instructions on the evening of april 1 to launch a full-scale assault, he is able to pass his entire 14 thousand strong sixth corps in between the own 000 strongions -- 14, sixth corps in between their own fortifications. they can push forward and not have to go over top, wind their way through their own of obstructions. horacio stacks hi s men. each of these brigades are lined up most with a single regiment front. some, like oliver edwards' briagade, chose to spread their men out. you have to do that, but they are lining the meant up one regiment behind the n

you never welch on the bet. it looks painful. >> speaking about the cubs, >> this afternoon, las vegas native kris bryant had the first chance to win the most valuable player award and that's exactly what happened tonight. bryant becomes the 24th player to win the rookie of the year award and the mvp award. bryant won his awards the first two years in the big leages pretty good start. led the national league, struck out 45 fewer times this season than his rookie year. >> this is, you can't really put into words. what this feels. i mean it's just been unbelievable year. >> what do you think got you over the edge? >> obviously, i take pride in everything i can just trying to be a complete player. base running defense all that. but there's so many guys that are very deserving. >> all right local fans can see bryant,.big league weekend will have bryant and the cubs make their 13th straight appearance in las vegas for two games against the cincinnati reds, 18.sellouts. you may want to get your.tickets soon to avoid t

good evening i'm vanessa welch. >> and i'm mark ockerbloom. right at the point of impact a customer. fox 25's john monahan is live in danvers for us. john, the driver says this wasn't her fault? >> that's right. the actual car matt couldn't stop. but luckily, as she went right through that glass and into the restaurant. this man eating lunch today when a car crashed right through the window throwing him from his seat. >> the car drove right into the building. >> watch again from thisage the car plows through the plate glass pushing the >> it was in a booth, thank god, they didn't get hurt. >> reporter: jimmy opened jimmy's in 1967. he's never seen or heard anything like this. >> very loud. we thought it was a bomb. >> reporter: debbie was behind the counter. watch her jump when the car hits the grass. >> scared the day lights, i think i probably said a bad word, too. >> reporter: but despite being scared debbie ran out to help. pulling the driver from the vehie. the woman was not injured neither was the man in the booth. the driver said the ca

good evening i'm vanessa welch. >> i'm mark ockerbloom. the fire happened in introductionbury that's where fox 25's jim morelli -- tewkesbury, that's where that man suffering serious burns. he's 84 years old and he was med flighted to mass general hospital. as i mention at 10:00 we thought this fire out then all of a sudden we saw a little glimmer of flames in the front window of the house back here. you can see we have some action now. the cleanup crew is here but the fire department actually did have to come back. they did put out those flames that were remaining there obviously some sort of a hotspot. now this fire started 7:50 when tewkesbury fire got here they knew it was a serious situation because there was significant flames coming off the back of the structure as well as smoke. but also because again we had this homeowner come out of the house as he was literally on fire. now we believe it was his torso that was burned because his shirt was the part that was on fire. we did talk with a neighbor who along with the help of officers

. >> and i'm vanessa welch. homegrown terrorists attacking crowded areas like shopping malls and the presidential inauguration. fox 25's erica richie joins us live now from faneuil hall where thousands are expected to attend tomorrow night's tree lighting. erica? >> reporter: so the f.b.i. is concerned about these paris-style attacks that could happen here over the holiday season here. where multiple soft targets are hit by homegrown terrorists versus one large target hit by an organized group. they say that brings us which could be considered a soft target because of the many masses of people who are expected to come out for the tree lighting here tomorrow night. >> i'm such a sucker for the tree lighting. >> reporter: spirits are up and so is the tree. faneuil hall will host the lighting of the city's first christmas tree saturday night. it's an exciting event but on the eve a warning from the f.b.i. that has the potential to suck the life out of celebrations like said while there is no specific threat informa

we've got jack welch with us, as well.you been offered the secretary of energy job or at least has it been floated to you? if it was, would you accept it? >> well, we haven't had that conversation. that conversation hadn't come about. let me tell you, i've got a full time job at continental, trying to do the best i can with that. >> that is a bit of a nonanswer answer, sir. >> like i say, that conversation hadn't been held. >> you wouldn't want it? seriously? >> i'm flattered that would be suggested even. certainly, that's a very important position. >> we'll let him know you're in new york city. you're close by. you just drop over there. >> i'm here in new york. had a great night. my eyes are a little red, but i'm good. i want to say hi to jack. how you doing? >> how are you? >> great. good to be on the show with you. >> is the action in the oil stocks and energy stocks -- softball, do you think it's justified? >> i tell you what. i predicted a trump rally a couple of times. i did that at the convention. certainly had one.

. >> and i'm vanessa welch. fox 25's ted daniel live in boston for us. ted, nearly 6,000 people signed up for this protest on facebook. >> reporter: and boston police estimate that nearly 4,000 of them showed up mark and vanessa, tonight we heard a message that part anti-establishment and definitely antitrump. the boston common, common some voted for clinton others for green party candidate jill stein, jan smith skipped voting because she didn't like any of the candidates. >> all the people who are dissatisfied need to come together and express their opinion that will be the only that's going to fix anything. >> reporter: the chanting signs addressing socialism, black lives matter, climate change, immigrant and women's reproductive rights all of it under the anti-trump umbrella. >> he's racist, he's sexist he says whatever he wants and gets away with it and it should not be right. >> i feel like we're at the brink of just so much destruction when all the votes are counted trump will likely fall short in the to change anything? >> i mean it's not like we

reporting live at the state capital, dennis welch abs 5 news -- cbs5's. >>> -- >>> speaking of sports, playstation will be the main sponsor of this year's game and it will be a college playoff game. this will happen december 31 at the university of phoenix and glendale. >>> does your apartment charge a flat rate for utilities? is straight ahead, why that can >>> police chiefs across the country are saying they will not back donald trump's >>> dry weather in drought conditions are fueling an explosion of wildfires across the south. that's one of our five stories and 55 seconds. >> north carolina has been the hardest hit with 20 separate fires. 5000 firefighters from across the country including two from peoria are working on these fires. >>> a student stabs five teenagers inside a locker room in utah before stabbing himself. he's in custody now. police do not have a motive but the victims are expected to recover. >>> southwest airlines says an employee was killed after being shot at will rogers airport in the airport is on lockdown as police continue to search for that suspect. >>> che

. >> -- >> reporter: dennis welch, cbs 5 news . >>> democrat adrian pontus still has an 11,000 vote lead over measure to legalize marijuana, recreational marijuana is still losing by about 85,000 votes. the measure passed in 4 states. >>> the arizona attorney who defended and now accuses todd back in 1987 says he is stunned.>> he kept a woman back in 1985, he was convicted of kidnapping -- kidnapping a 14-year-old girl in tempe. he was 15 at the time and served 15 years and in arizona prison. he now practices in prescott and he said even back then, he says it was particularly troublesome for him, but he could never have imagined what his client would be accused of years later. >> there is no way to get into a on clairvoyance that would be necessary to determine whether this person would commit the crime again. moreover, to commit the crime with a homicide.>>> cbs five will have more on that interview coming up at 10:00.>>> we have new information about a suspected drunk driver that caused he tried to commit suicide and remains in a local hospital. officer said that he hurt -- hit a car i

welch, west virginia. a lot of people don't know about your story. people think you started off in sharp suits like this and beautiful shoes and ties and all of the above. i know better. >> my mother was a sunday school teach. she ingrained my father never talked about faith but only about manhood and work. that was all he was. i thank god for that because that is the work ethic in me today. he said they can outrun you and outjump you, outsing you and outdance you. they can be better looking than you. they can run faster than you and jump higher than you but there >> my father was the same way. no room for laziness in the house. you did all kinds of jobs. >> i wanted to be rich. i was exhausted with poverty. i was sick of it. i was allergic to it. i could not understand sometimes why i would be itching. i didn't know what it was. i was actually allergic to poverty. i didn't know it at the time. i thought the polyester will i just wanted to be rich. if you came to me with a way to get rich i bought the kit. >> you said you found that thing. you felt s

mary rudy giuliani called the protests a small bunch of cry babies envelope the newsroom, vanessa welch, fox 25 news. >> more details now. there are new securities in place outside of donald trump's headquarters, trump tower in midtown manhattan. 56th street is shutting down from the building -- in front of the building and the nypd on high alert there. additional security measures election, also after a few months after a man was able to successfully scale up the tower with before being arrested by police. stay with fox 25 for continuing coverage for president-elect as he builds his team and promises to become the 45th president. >> two car jacking suspects lead police on a dangerous chase that crisscrossed two states. the suspects hijacked a vehicle in putnam connecticut and crashed in thompson connecticut. and investigators say they stabbed two chased to worcester. live in dudley now where those suspects will be arraigned tomorrow. chris. >> reporter: jason, told they'd be arraigned in dudley district court. the suspects both from connecticut will face similar charges here in connect

. >> and i'm vanessa welch. our chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz says that that storm is prompting a flood advisory. >> sure is coastal flood advisory to be more specific. you see the areas in green of the wind action and the king tides the extra ohio tides we'll have thanks to that supermoon we've been talking a lot about for the last couple days. along the coast of new hampshire and maine by the way it's a coastal flood warning already in place. this storm is moving up the coast toward us the clouds have already moved in. if you tried to see that full moon tonight you probably noticed those clouds out there. and the rain live storm tracker radar is finding the rain closing in on the islands but keep in mind it's shooting way up in the sky here by the time you get this lot of this is not reaching the ground level just not wet 95 in the lower parts of the atmosphere some very dry air in place. by the morning drive meteorologist shiri spear will be tracking that rain that continues to take over the rn. this i

. >> and i'm vanessa welch. chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz is in the storm tracker weather center and you have been tracking this system for several days now. there are some changes to report tonight. first of all it's clear out there we know it's clear and cold. you can esome clouds starting to move into western new england. the snow we're talking about. but here's the issue we have been looking at this very closely off to the west and there's not a lot of this snow actually reaching down to ground level. that goes along with the clear skies with we have. you see it's clear because it's so dry. rather these snowflakes are evaporating on their way down but they're still posed to move in here i expect some flurries around the area but not a lot of problems on the roadway until perhaps thursday night when the rain arrives. we'll talk about that threat and another threat for the few minutes. >>> meanwhile a worker rushed to the hospital after getting hit by a car in a busy parking lot. fox 25's malini basu th

good evening, i'm vanessa welch. >>> and i'm mark ockerbloom. le get right to chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz who's tracking it all for us. >> yeah, these forecasts are the worst because there's not the definite storm coming our way. when you see a blizzard coming or deal with snow totals, those with that than one of these in betweeners. it is cold, no doubt about that. need to be cold to have ice and cold. look to our west, we're going to slide out here and we're gonna see there is a storm, rain, england. it wants to impact our thanksgiving morning. look, this is not gonna be a huge storm when it gets here but will be a problem if you're hitting the roads first day thanksgiving. i'll show where you the impacts will be, where and when in just a few minutes. >> mass-dot says your best bet is to get out early tomorrow between 6:00 and 7:00 a.m. the worst traffic is expected between noon and 5:00 tomorrow with a peak at 3:00 p.m. >> try to travel in the morning if you can. if you wait out tomorrow and

at 133 - top-ranked cory clark working on luke welch - he completes the brandon sorenson went to work at 149 - he gets two legs for two points - he won by major decision... then sammy brooks kept it going - he also won by major decision...and the hawkeyes win easily, 34 to 3... elsewhere in the wrestling world - u-n-i hosted old dominion this afternoon - and handled them - 29 to 9 - the cyclones traveled to wyoming - and it didn't go well - iowa state falls, 19-15... matt campbell's first year at the cyclones dropped their season finale on saturday - to finish the season just three and nine - but look beyond the win-loss column - and there's a lot to like in ames... assuming everyone with eligibility returns - the cyclones of 20-17 will have two capable quarterbacks - a superstar receiver - and a core of fantastic freshmen that have already made waves - with one season down - campbell can't wait to see what's next at iowa state... it's been a lot of highs - progress made - i think i can look at it - our staff can look at it - and see all the things that have come out of it - it's been

arthur's swamp is the drone shot taken from just out front of fort welch. we have arthur's swamp right here on this line leading from the confederate earth works. march 25, here is where the pickett lines are located. after march 25 that is the gained ground that the federals have seized. here is the confederate perspective just above their own earth works their rifle pits constructed about 400 yards out front of the main line and for horatio wright having a full half mile to work with is going to have an incredible impact because he is able when he receives ulysses s. grant's instructions the evening of april 1 to launch a full scale assault he is able to pack his entire 14,000 strong sixth corps in between their own for the if i kickses -- fortifications and the rifle pit. they are able to form in no man's land when the signal to attack given they can simply push forward. they don't have to go over the top and don't have to wind their way through their own obstructions and their own for the if iifications theifications. -- fortifications. look how who are

before joining "just one more ministry" eva welch's group called "street angels milwaukee outreach" for the homeless was-- and still is-- one of 52 partners. "they currently provide almost all of the food that we take out and we feed 70- to 100 people a night, three times a week." :41 and a lot of times they'll give us prepared food where all we have to do is warm it up, pack it up, take it out." this group is focused on thanksgiving day, and those who lonely, hungry and many are seniors. 65 drivers will distribute to them on thursday. "and the drivers are going to come in, pick up those meals, take them out to these people and actually sit with them and enjoy that meal with them. :01before leaving, the group also remembered those who will receive the meals in prayer. "we pray that you will encourage all who will be receiving these meals tomorrow." the volunteers packed 150 individual meals. a team of 50 will come an tomorrow morning. this organization is growing and so is its need for volunteers. we'll attach contact information to this story on our website: fox6now.com. president-elec

good evening, i'm mark ockerbloom. >> vanessa: i'm vanessa welch. we have fox 25 election 2016 team coverage tonight. our team of reporters is in hand new york city, covering the clinton and trump campaigns and other key races like senate and ballot questions. >> mark: first let's begin with fox 25's jason law at a polling station in framingham. some voters tell you, this has been a tough election cycle. >> the reporter: yeah, and a lot of people told us they're happy to see this over. we're live here at keith tech tonight and a poll worker told me turnout has been great today, but there haven't been any lines. that's great newsroom. when polling place opened at 7:00 a.m., here's the front door. there was actually a line out

good evening, i'm vanessa welch. >> mark: i'm mark ockerbloom. sampson killed three men, including a teenager. families of the two victims that had to listen to the graphic details about the murders again. robert goulston is live in federal court. but because of a real issue, the judge threw that sentence out, and the families now have to go through this all over again. >> it's like a flood of memories coming back an we're going flew this again and i don't understand why. >> the reporter: 13 years later, michael rizzo had to sit in the same courtroom with his son's killer and once again, hear every detail of the horrific crime. >> it's all for the same purpose, to spare the life of somebody who frankly doesn't deserve it. >> the reporter: gary lee sampson looked like this afr murdering three men back in 2001. today, he looked like a different person. a judge threw out his first death sentence and ordered a new penalty trial because a juror wasn't upfront about something when picked to be on the first penalty trial. >> this is hard. it's hard for

i'm vanessa welch. >> mark: i'm mark ockerbloom. dimasi just landed airport. >> the reporter: sal dimasi, the former speaker of the house is at the gate as we speak right now. dimasi was released from federal prison in north carolina. he was met by his wife debbie at 10:00 a.m. this morning, before board ago jetblue flight to boston. dimasi was serving an eight year sentence for public corruption. he served five years of that sentence, when a judge last week approved a request for compassionate release due to his health problems. dimasi has been treated for both throat and prostate cancer. the treatments he has received narrowed his esophagus, which created a risk of choking. the former democratic speaker was accused of steering state contracts to a software firm in exchange for a $65,000 funnel through his law firm. dimasi is slated to be at this podium we set up in a few minutes. as soon as he's here, we'll bring that to you live. at logan airport, john monahan, fox 25 news. a worcester woman faces charges this afternoon in the be

i'm mark ockerbloom. >> vanessa: i'm vanessa welch. today, the jury heard from the families of the victims. fox 25's bob ward has been covering this case from the start. he joins us live now from south boston, where bob, that jury had a difficult time today. >> the reporter: yeah, they sure did. i could see several members of the jury wiping their eyes as these families of gary lee sampson, the victim's families of gary lee sampson spoke out,

. >> and i'm vanessa welch. the video has more than 100,000 views on facebook. erica richie is live where the daycare is investigating how this happened. erica? >> reporter: well, here at the next generation it's travelled much farther than natick on social media you mention a number of just moments ago and for those people who have shared it their concerns are two-fold. they want to know if the children learn this political talk from their teachers and they also wants to know why one teacher in particular thought it was okay to film and then share video of her students. >> who do you want to be the president. >> donald trump. >> who's a liar? >> hillary clinton. >> reporter: the children are preschool presidential candidates are getting a rise out of the woman behind the camera. [laughter] so like all kids they keep going. hillary clinton is a liar! >> reporter: the video appears to come from a snapchat post of angelina grillo of norwood. we went to ask her about it but no one came to the door. a short time later a man who identified herself as his father appro

president of milwaukee street angels outreach...eva welch says this year the group wants to take their mission of helping the homeless one step further by purchasing-- this retired evacuation ambulance. they want to make it center h amount of food.. blankets.. and other items they deliver to those in need. they;re nicknaming it the "angelbulance" they hope the community can help them raise ten-thousand dollars to purchase the vehicle. as of now they use their personal cars for their work. 'there are some nights where im so tired i dont want to go and i start to picture them waiting for us to get that meal and that hug and that 'hey how are you doing' it just picks you up to keep going.' volunteers like pratt say the angels deliver more than hot meals-- they also provide most. 'if you dont know they will help you find out what you need. if your just kind of like im in a bad situation definitely reach out to the angels and they will help you.' you can donate to their cause-- we have a link to their crowdfunding website at fox6 now dot com . angelica sanchez fox six news. attention. she s

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before joining "just one more ministry" eva welch's group called "street angels milwaukee outreach" for the homeless was-- and still is-- one o provide almost all of the food that we take out and we feed 70- to 100 people a night, three times a week."this group is focused on thanksgiving day, and those who will receive the meals. 65 drivers will distribute to them on thursday. "and the drivers are going to come in, pick up those meals, take them out to these people and actually sit with them and enjoy that meal with them. :01before leaving, the group also remembered those who will receive the meals will encourage all who will be receiving these meals tomorrow." "the volunteers were very busy. they packed meals for 150 people. but this is almost like a dry run because bright and early thanksgiving morning 50 more volunteers will come and they will pack meals for 900 people. reporting from wauwatosa, beverly taylor, fox 6 news. this organization is growing and so is its need for volunteers. we'll attach contact information to this story on our website: adlib to weather weather rain wraps

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hello everyone, i'm mark ockerbloom. >> vanessa: i'm vanessa welch. just within the past half-hour, boston police commissioner william evans said the two menu each other and the public is not the scene in dorchester, gathering new information. john? >> the reporter: well, commissioner actually, we carried live on fox 25, when he first spoke to us. this is still a very active scene. take a look behind me. now, police tell us when they arrived here on wescottage street at number 20, to a report of a shooting, they found one man dead. they tell us another man is now in custody. sky fox was over the scene earlier, as crime scene tape, you can see, stretches across wescottage street. police say this took place at 4:20 p.m. this afternoon. boston police still actively working the scene and emergency crews are also here. the person shot is a man, he was pronounced dead on scene, and we are told, it was all over an argument that took place inside number 20, wescottage. commissioner evans is on scene, he spoke to us just a few minutes ago. >> i don't know if i

. >> reporter: hugh welchman is the film's director, using letters written by van gogh, welch man and his wife, dorota kobiella, tell the story of van gogh's creative genius and sudden death. vincent van gogh of born in the netherlands in 1853. famous themes including sun flowers and wheat fields. at 37 years old, after being released from a mental institution, he took his own life without any explanation. >> how does a man going from being absolutely calm to suicidal in six weeks? >> reporter: that pivotal question is explored flew threw fictional interviews with the real-life characters and locations dte gogh's famous paintings. >> he was an interesting man. >> he was a genius. >> reporter: like a traditional film, "loving vincent" began with a set and actors. >> use your initiative, son. an important man like mr. van gogh. >> he filmed with live actors on green screen. we composited it into the backgrounds of those shots van gogh paintings. we cut it it the like a individually on to canvas. >> reporter: as the producer explains, a total of 120 artists recruited from all over the wo

. >> and i'm vanessa welch. we want to check back in with both presidential campaign headquarters. doug miller live with the -- blair miller is live at the donald trump campaign in limited access to the press tonight. >> yeah, i think it's because of the venue where we are. much smaller than what we've typically seen with some of the big rallies where thousands of people have shown up for donald trump. you can see behind me the crowd here, you might notice all the red hats. an invitation only party with friends and family. a few minutes ago they announced that wisconsin will go to donald trump and the crowd here just got very excited. i was texting with the senior adviser of the campaign just a you feel and she responded michigan and wisconsin are very much in play for us, even pennsylvania still on the table. so they feel like they have a lot of path ofs here that they can still go their way. they've got a lot to celebrate here tonight and so much focus has been on michigan. the trump campaign telling me we thought we could surprise people here tonight by winning michigan and it'l

chris welch has more from new york. on the final day of campaigning, hillary clinton, hillary, hil trump donald trump / -r- presidential candidate: thank you hitting the trail at break neck speed and focused on key battlegrounds. hillary clinton / -d- presidential candidate: in pennsylvania, it's all about election day. clinton campaigning today in the crucial toss-up of north carolina. also going to michigan and pennsylvania, where clinton's lead has narrowed in recent weeks. president obama, one of clinton's biggest assets on the trail, appearing in michigan and north carolina, before joining hillary clinton, former president bill clinton, and the first lady for a philadelphia

dennis welch cbs 5 news. >>> we have an update on the condition of cardinals head coach bruce arians. he's expected to be back at practice tomorrow. this morning he tweeted thank you for all the well wishes, thoughts and prayers i'm doing good. everything checked out okay. arians was released from the hospital last night. the 64-year-old got checked out for chest pains after returning from minnesota. we also learned that he will be with the team on sunday in atlanta when they play the falcons. >> developing tonight more incentive to catch the gunman who shot and killed a woman on state route 51. silent witness now offering a $21,000 reward in the death of dinya farmer back in september this was the scene. someone shot her while she was driving near investigators believe she was followed by the suspect from 7th avenue and broadway. >> we need suspect information. we need to know if somebody maybe has talked to somebody or put something on social media that concerns someone. we would rather have you give us that information anonymously than sit on that information and have justice not b

. >> and i'm vanessa welch. they were struck in woburn. jacqui heinrich standing by live for us tonight. jaqui, investigators say the accident may have been caught on camera. woburn police pulling camera footage from several buildings in the the area. they say they may have captured that crash. the video footage could help determine whether the driver should face charges. right now police saying this just looks like a tragic accident. the man involved, he was 71 years old, was crossing the street with a 67-year-old female trying to catch the bus right in front of city hall. they were in the crosswalk when the truck hit them around 7:00 p.m. police say they're both from boston and in the area visiting them. right now they're both in critical condition with life-threatening injuries. we asked if the street was a problem area or known to be risky. the police chief said generally it's not. >> i've been here 36 years and not that i'm aware of. it's a very busy street. heavily traveled. >> the driver of that truck did stay on scene and cooperate

i'm mark ockerbloom. >> vanessa: i'm vanessa welch. it's going to be a very busy night as the results start coming in to our newsroom hand we'll be on the air here with you every single step of the way all night long. >> mark: our crews are covering the big races and the big issues from new hampshire to massachusetts and to new york city. where both donald trump and hillary clinton are holding their campaign parties tonight. fox 25's blair miller is at trump headquarters. blair? >> the reporter: ock, the happens here tonight will happen when donald trump shows up here behind me and takes that stage. for now though, he's at trump tower, about four blocks from where we are, where he lives. today, just like everyone else, donald trump voted here in new york city, joking, it was a tough decision, but for many americans, they weren't joking, with some struggling up until the end with who to vote for. the trump campaign on the outside appears very confident, they will deliver a g.o.p. win, but the polls show otherwise. today while voting, tr