police commissioner william evans said both officers escaped serious injury. >>> both were shook end up and but they were seen, they were evaluate and thank god they were okay. >>> even more amazing when you hear that one of those officers while one of the officers did get himself free during the wild ride the other one said that's not going to work for me. he climbed into the vehicle and road inside until it's crashing end. live in mattapan, dan hausle, 7 news. >>> in the race for the white house democrat hillary clinton making a official in new hampshire signing papers to be in the presidential primary officially. it was her first stop on another at her comments about snl have a lot of people talking. byron barnett live in nashua now with more. byron? >>> well, hilary clinton was clearly in an upbeat mood after filing her papers in new hampshire today. well, i asked her about donald trump in his performance on saturday night live. she had a couple of choice words words. >>> isn't he the one that's like you are all losers? >> reporter: hilary clinton not the only presidential candid

(commissioner william evans/ boston police department :35-:41) claus. the fun, festive event also included a pancake breakfast, crafts, and cookie decorating. "it's a little bit different environment instead of just meetin santa claus. you get the whole experience with breakfast, we got christmas music playing, we got elves running around doing face painting-- it's something unique to sioux city," said sioux city recreation supervisor for parks and recreation, eric griffith. while there, kids could not only visit with santa, but also with his elves and mrs. claus. "today is breakfast with santa and we come all the way from the north pole just to see these kids and get them psyched up for christmas!" said mrs. claus. mrs. claus says santa will be looking over all the kids in siouxland this holiday season. today local shops promote small business saturday. find out what one local store is doing to celebrate...coming up. <<>> winter storm watch for all of siouxland sunday night through tuesday temperatures today were still below average but at least it was

but as the boston police commissioner william evans says he doesn't want them to change their lives because if they do the terrorist win. and every possible step to keep our homeland safe. >> we don't know what we don't know, which is why law enforcement, the joint terrorism task forces absolutely have to be aware, citizens need to be aware. >> reporter: nearly 47 million people will take to the air, rail and roads to find terrorist threats, like alicia pond from hawaii. >> they could come in here with one of the vests and nails. i have a great life and refuse to let them make me afraid. >> i'm not gonna let them ruin my vacation. >> reporter: for israeli tourists this is like any other travel day. >> just part of the culture and every day life. so when you get here and they're asking questions and going through your bags, it's pretty routine for us. >> right now we know of no specific and credible intelligence indicating a plot on the homeland. >> reporter: the president says he will tell the public if that changes. in the meantime, along airport lines and more police on our highways, will

boston police commissioner william evans worked on belly bella's investigation since her body was found in june. he says even though investigators have found some answers, the situation is still heart-breaking. >> to see a young child, you know -- lights out like that, it's tough. you know, i have three kids. a lot of us have children. and that's the hardest part of this job. >> bella bond's remains were island in june. millions of people shared this media before she was identified in september. bella's mother and her boyfriend are facing charges in her death. >>> state police investigating a crash on the pike in auburn involving a tractor/trailer, a box truck and pickup truck. here you can see some of the damage in these photos. it happened around 4:00 this morning near exit 10. three drivers were taken to the hospital. they're expected to be okay. police say the accident caused about 120 galveston diesel fuel to spill. >>> this man's accused of breaking into a home in sharon. police say rahshon stokes committed the crime on furnish street and say stokes lives on that street, as well.

the troopers, that would be trooper patrick casey, trooper timothy jeter, and trooper william evans,pursued the suspect. >> reporter: trooper casey tried to stop the car again. they said a 17-year-old jumped from the car and started firing. the car crashed into the school bus and caught fire. police and detectives helped bring the 17 year old into custody. as for possible charges -- >> i would imagine attempted homicide charges. >> reporter: again, let's bring you back, there were originally four people in the car, one person taken into custody right away, another person who drove off. the 17 year old is responsible for the shooting. there is a third person they have identified and is the fourth man, the man they have released the picture of, they want to find tonight. if you know anything about the case, call pennsylvania state police. reporting live, deanna durante, nbc 10. >> thanks, stay with nbc 10 for continuing coverage of this breaking story. we are tracking the story online at nbc10.com and a team of nbc 10 reporters gathering new information for the top of the nbc 10 newsca

the troopers, that would be trooper patrick casey, trooper timothy jeter and trooper william evans pursuedthe suspect. >> reporter: patrick casey tried to block the car. >> the suspect began to fire at trooper casey. >> casy was shot in the shoulder and should be home by thanksgiving. the suspected shooter is being interviewed tonight. the charges against the 17 year old, police say, will be extremely serious. >> i would imagine attempted homicide charges. >> reporter: again, let's recap, investigators have a 17 year old they believe is the suspected shooter. they've also taken into custody for questioning a man believed to be 19 years old. two more people they are looking for, a third person they have identified, they are out looking for and that fourth man, the man you saw the picture of, that man tonight police want to identify and they want to track him down. also we can tell you that parents of the 17 year old are here at state police barracks, say they were not originally told why they were called here, but police needed to interview their son and they have been taken upstairs to mee

roger williams collapsed at practice. evan murray suffered a lacerated spleen.head trauma. cameron matthews told teammates he felt dizzy, then suffered a seizure. congress is pushing for a study to examine the causes of football-related deaths and produce recommendations for how to prevent them. in the meantime, many are questioning whether the sport is even safe for high schoolers to play any more. i'm joined with capitol hill correspondent luke russert and practicing physician and professor at louisiana state health sciences center. dr. hebert, i'll get to you in a moment. >> it's a bipartisan bill introduced by three members. what it seeks to do is directs the centers for disease control as well as the president's council on fitness to examine what are really the cause of these life-altering and sometimes life-ending injuries that have become so prevalent this year in high school football? remember, there has been death in high school football for decades. however, the questions are now arising from people, why is it that after years of medical advancements w

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william keating among several democrats who sided with republicans supporting the >>> with isis threatening attacks on america, boston across the city. police commissioner bill evans said officers are working with the fbi and other agencies. no immediate or credible threats against boston right now. mayor walsh said he is comfortable with how the city is prepared for the threat of attacks. former army reserve former army reservist will be from court for stealing more than a dozen guns from a worcester armory. james morales broke into the u.s. reserve center cutting his way throughout ceilings of a weapons vault. the news of his arrest in long island, new york was breaking during our 90 during our 9 a.m. newscast. he has a prior assault conviction and awaiting charges. morales was at the center two days before the heist to get copies of the discharge papers. the fbi will not say if the stolen weapons will be found. morales will be from federal court before he is brought back to massachusetts. >>> 4:06. danvers teenager accused of killing his math teacher. the events leading up to and death. a student testified that phillip chism seemed angry and annoyed the day rit

evans. stanley fisher, the vice chair. and williamley. >> wait to see if any these companies come back again. >> see you later. harry connick jr., and members of the armed forces ringing the bell to honor our veterans on veterans day. 30 alumni from west point doing the same thing. here's hour number two with kelly evans. >>> thank you, bill. welcome to "the closing bell," everybody. i'm kelly evans. here's how we're finishing the day on wall street. the dow going out with a decline of 57 points. just holding on to 17,700, about a third of 1%. same declines across all major averages. the s&p giving up six points. the nasdaq giving up 17. let's get right to it. let's begin with these markets. stocks looking for direction. >> they are really just low energy. usual suspects up. facebook, amazon, alphabet, plus the mega caps like ge. below the surface, lots of damage. >> carol? >> i was actually surprised that the market held up pretty well given what was going on. and with what you might be able to make out of the consumer given what we'

williams, he is the guy who convinced lombardy to leave to the washington redskins. and his latest book other people i'm totally obsessed, richard nixon. we can learn a little bit more about evans and i wanted to start with his grandfather. [laughter] >> for those of you who don't know what that means, he will tell you shortly one of the great speakers of 20th century america. i wanted to introduce you with a quote that i saw you wrote a little piece about your grandfather and you said, he understood it and forgave me. and i think that sort of inherited some of that from your grandfather. tell us a little bit about norman thomas. >> my grandfather told my father, god is disappointed in men in our ways. so must be the devil. wonderful truth. he was saving the world. he was a great grandfather. by the time i came around he was around more and he was a lovely guy and, you know, he was a brave guy, i have a terrific photograph in my study of him. he was standing up, in jersey city there was a boss and in this photograph there was an egg splattering as giving a speech, a policemen in the background, jersey city and they throw him in jail that night. the look on his face is the class

evans had a -- has the forecast. >> in satellite and radar pictures you can see the clouds. southeast. we'll have a very cloudy day and it's mild. temperatures are in the 50s. this is from williams port down is. there's a second shot of cool air that will come in it's breaks in between the rain showers today. 60 to 65 degrees with off and on rain starting around midday through the evening commute and into tonight. we'll talk about the weekend next in your accuweather 7-day forecast through thanksgiving. >>> how is everything going? >> all of our subway service is running on our close to schedule. no major problems to report. long island metro north, new jersey transit, trains running great. traffic is moving well across the span of the george washington bridge. connecticut turn bikepike -- turnpike north by exit 16 they're clearing that repavement work. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news this morning, two pedestrians killed in separate crashes just blocks away. we're live updates the search for one >> as ahead the rally on wallwhat makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy california waln

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. >> reporter: and boston police commissioner william evans their families. [ inaudible ] >> again, things running smoothly as people are heading out of town for thanksgiving. again the tsa saying this could be the biggest holiday season ever so they're warning people if you still have to fly tonight, give yourself at least two hours of time to get here a little bit early. nick emmons, 7news nightteam. from the skies to the road some trouble out there tonight. joe stapleton has a traffic update for us. joe. >> thanks very much, adam. getting a look right now at pike westbound. not looking too badly at least right now through the all tonight area but you can see the break lights that stays pretty heavy. getting a look now at our maps. they're easing off a little on the pike westbound out through the framingham area. still tough going out through out to exit 9, route 84 in stir bring but good news stored in there, as well, no accidents or breakdowns ahead of any of those big roadways. getting a look towards our downtown boston ride, route 93, north and southbound passing by the zakim bridge