our guest is the speaker of the massachusetts house, robert deleo, a democrat. are you ok? >> i am an extra shooting pain. -- in excruciating pain. >> are you ok? seriously. >> i issue. but everything is fine. it may affect my ability to participate in the quiz today. >> thanks for soldiering on. >> i am not one to make excuses. >> do you think governor baker did the right thing for forgiving more than $800,000 in fines that were levied during the winter storms? past week, to that, once i discovered that had happened. it appears with the response, it was justified in terms of certain reasons that the fines

massachusetts house speaker robert deleo says he' d consider that as part of legislation in the works on beacon hill. uber' s boston general manager called that process ineffective and told wgbh the company has been forced to exit certain markets because of similar regulations. emily: 6:10 this morning. an fbi investigation prompting changes at apple. randy: how the new moves are making things harder for the government. the winter may have more of an impact on your health than you think. we have got four easy steps erika: we' re following breaking news right now, storms ripping down trees across the state. powerful winds taking down one in cambridge, and another in dorchester. in fact, we are getting reports from all over this morning as cindy tracks the storm. cindy: i do indeed. things have improved quite a bit over the last couple of hours, however, we are not totally out of the woods just yet. take a look at the radar with me. still some activity south of boston right now. we can zoom in a little bit tighter. no thunder and lightning now,

kennedy is barely seen in the film, robert kennedy is at fist forefront. a roll peter sars gard nearly turned down. >> you said you don't like playing real people. how do you end up with this role? >> i did this movie in spite of it. when i was first offered it, i did not want to do it. judging how close i get to the mark of perfection, sounding like him. and i don't -- it's not what i do. >> reporter: but critics are loving sars gard has bobby, one of the few charactershat jackie confides in. yet it's her relationship with the unnamed reporter played by billy crude-up that gives us some of the film's best moments. >> i'm saying, jack? jack, can you hear me? jack, i love you, jack. >> i'm guessing you >> no. because i never said that. >> what makes her a great figure is not that she's an idol or an icon, or an arc type, it's that she's a human being who had to suffer through something extraordinary, and then also curate the legacy of her husband. >> and crude-up may be on his way to creating a new legacy o his own. >> you come out of the spotlight, win the

the case against robert todd wiley taken up in superior court today. prosecutors say he tried to get a 16-year-old girl to send him naked photos. he's accused of sending her videos of himself. at this point, he's only facing a single solicitation charge, but lesser charges could also be added. wiley taught at merrimack high -- the misdemeanors are going to be filedere in superior court so it does not mean they are going away. nichole: wiley taught at merrimack high school for 37 years. he faces years in prison but there's still the possibility of a plea bargain. and a former southbridge middle school teacher pleads guilty to child porn charges. 54-year-old scott peeler admits he tried to purchase video sex shows involving children in the philippines, and to possession of child porn. he faces up to 15 years in prison when he's sentenced in february. ben: how's this for mixing fire and ic like my reference there? a frightening scene on a maine roadway, a snowplow truck bursts into flames. this happened along route 26 in gray. the flames may have sparked

bono, julia roberts are here. our next special friend is a major movie star with the "21 jump street" and "magic mike." please say hello to channing tatum! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: channing, first of all -- [ cheers and applause ] i feel like i speak on behalf of all of us when i say, you are adorable when you sleep. [ cheers and applause ] >> i feel adorable, i do. i feel really adorable. >> jimmy: have you ever slept on television before? >> jimmy: you have an omaze experience that could potentially kill a woman. you will take a person to las vegas to see the "magic mike" show. what is the show? this is not like "siegfried and roy" type magic? >> it might be. there's magic involved. sorry, bad joke. >> ha ha ha! i just got that. ha ha! >> it is going to completely change anything that you might think you know about male entertainment. >> jimmy: in what wa >> there will be no firemen, no -- >> jimmy: no firemen! what if there's a fire? >> no irish people? >> jimmy: it's discriminatory not to have firem

tonight bono, julia roberts, channing tatum, dj ka legal, neil patrick harris, and the killers. and now, ready >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy, the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming.

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roberts was sinking. >> he gave his life for us. >> reporter: now as tammy packs up that priceless honor to send to his family, it's truly a thanksgiving to remember. >> i just can't thank her enough. >> reporter: in san jose jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. cindy: this morning we might get a little drizzle. that's freeze on contact. north and west of 495 through northern worcester county,

good starting their access program, and you saw the computers there that they were holding donated by robert kraft. emily: pretty sweet. we would love to see your wakeup call so get everybody together, and you can record it right on your phone, and head to our app. that's the easiest way to do it. >> starting the morning off, it's monday. >> right. >> it was quite the holiday weekend. the weather is great today and will be a fantastic day, and you want to enjoy it because today, we have got some needed rainfall on the way, but it's been cold the last week or so. >> yeah. >> it is still chilly out there, and we have another below average day. and we're going to warm things up. look at the 50s making a comeback here, as we get into tomorrow, and wednesday and thursday, and this mild air is going to come in with some rain. that warmth is coming out ahead of this system right now. brought actually some thunderstorms up towards the chicago area. you can see that there are downpours there, and this is the high pressure dominating so we have got a nice, dry day in store, and a couple of patchy clou

over to robert marciano with the weather and good news for skiers like us. >> they've been this. 1 to 2, maybe 3 feet of snow at the highest he will vagus that includes lake tahoe to mammoth lakes, video out of mt. hood meadows on the eastern side of mt. hood enough natural snow to build snowmen and will take it there. that's a quick check. kelly ann: good saturday morning. you're heading out with fog and clouds in place. watch for coastal showers today. that's when we'll be drying out and with that a warm-up heads our way. we're crossing into >> this weather report is brought to you by crayola. good news east of the mississippi. we have nice weather for the big football games happening at ohio state and clemson and happy valley in penn state, as well. we'll be watching. back to you. >> listen to that. what have that laugh? >> we have a little bit. i got ohio state. she has michigan. >> before michigan's quarterback broke his clavicle but i >> i gave you a chance to get out of it. >> yeah. >> we'll be back with more of our continuing coverage, the death of fidel castro keep it here on

here tonight, debra roberts. >> daddy and owen. fighting with swords in the leaves. >> reporter: a dad and son playing make-believe in a massachusetts suburb. >> it's a video like every family has a zillion of at this point. leafy backyard. it's autumn. we're running in the crunching leaves. >> reporter: a treasured moment in time, a backyard recreation that appears unremarkable. >> thank you. thank you. owen, who are you? >> i'm peter pan, and you're captain hook. >> okay. oh, no! and it was really a glimpse of a life that would soon change and vanish. >> reporter: ron and cornelia suskind are journalists raising two boys, 5-year-old walt and his younger brother owen. >> say night-night. >> night-night. >> in the early days, we lived on -- what we now look back and call the continent normal. >> it was just perfect. walter, incredibly spirited child from the start, and then owen, this beautiful, curly boy, you know -- just two really great kids. owen was easy as pie. just gentle, happy. he was interacting, speaking completely norma

though about what could be the biggest i believe critics are calling it a masterpiece and our robin roberts sat down with the stars and director, take a look. >> what you looking at me like that for? >> reporter: once in a while a movie comes along that sweeps everyone off their feet. >> stop putting your head down in my house. you know my rule. it's all love and all pride in this house. >> reporter: this year, "moonlight" is a film critics are calling perfect and a flat out masterpiece. >> at some point you have to decide to be. you can't let nobody make that decision for you. >> reporter: told in three parts, it follows the story of shyrone, struggling with his sexual identity while growing up in a tough neighborhood in liberty city, florida, and with a mother fighting a drug addiction. >> what happened? huh? what happened, shyrone? why you didn't come home like you're supposed to? >> reporter: director barry jenkins adapted the movie from a play written byty rell who also grew up in the same city as the main character with a mother who also struggled with drugs. naomie harris plays paula

let's bring in cokie roberts in mt. pleasant, south carolina, home, of course -- the state home of course to nikki haley. good morning to you, cokie. >> good morning. happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving to you, as well. we know nikki haley was a very during the election. >> yes. >> to say the least but -- so what do you make of her nomination for u.n. ambassador? >> i think it's very interesting that he is able to go beyond his strict loyalists, because that seemed to be the thing that mattered most to him during the campaign was that somebody was loyal to him and she certainly wasn't but she is an interesting pick. she really came to prominence after the horrendous church she tried to bring the state together. she insisted on bringing down the confederate flag and just ended that controversy for good and then after hurricane matthew hit, she was also a very strong presence in the state. and trump thinks she can make a deal and he thinks that's a good deal for the u.n. ambassador, of course, her foreign policy exp

the chief, robert eaten has been on the job since march. he walked out, leaving his badge and hat behind. the next day a statement from the town was released saying that he had resigned. however he sent an email yesterday saying that he was staying on the job. the board has requested information from the chief involving an investigation into conducting unlawful background checks into civilians. >> a security breach hitting the navy. >> crime putting thousands of people at risk for identity theft. and is his coming alive in plymouth. what could be the pilgrims original settlement. >> and we're still waiting to learn the names of the drivers involved in this morning's deadly crash in plainville. state police tell us one driver ? dylan: i was un-athletic and very sedentary in my lifestyle. and then i found parkour and something about it clicked. then i stopped drinking soda and eating sweets and eating all the junk food. i was like if i eat these things i'm going to be heavier and i'm not going to be able to jump as far. my name is dylan polin

police say william robert edwards left the club drunk then fell out of his moving pickup truck the back wheels running over his legs. the truck plowed into a nearby house. that 28-year-old somehow managed getting up and staggering away from the scene turning himself in a few days later. makers to block out most apps when the phone is being used by someone driving a car. the guidelines unveiled today are designed to reduce crashes caused by drivers distracted by phones. the feds also want automakers to make infotainment systems easy to pair with smart phones. a safety recall for toyota's sienna minivans. the japanese automaker says the sliding doors ofhe open while the van is moving. models between 2011 at 2016 are included in this recall. toyota will repair the doors for free. it is still developing a remedy for this problem. the company says it will notify owners about the fix but mid-january. a federal court is blocking the new rule which gives overtime to 4 million more workers. a district court in east texas as granted a nationwide preliminary injunction that sued to block the rule

police say william robert edwards left the club drunk, then fell out of his moving pickup truck, the back wheels ran over his legs. the truck plowed into a nearby house. the 28-year-old somehow managed turning himself in a few days later. this is him here. not his first brush with the law. he faces serious prison time now. california convenience store owner takes down a would-be robber as this incident captured on the store's surveillance. a man walking into the store in california, pulls out a gun, demands cash. the owner grabbed the gunman from behind, tried to wrestle him to the ground. the struggle ended outside when the gunman finally got free and then took go after the gunman to chase him and said he was relieved it was over. >> economy headlines this wednesday. asian stocks higher overnight thanks in part to the dow's record close. right now u.s. stock futures are higher. the job snapshot is due out today, a day early since the markets are closed tomorrow. a safety recall for toyota's sienna minivans. the japanese automaker says the sliding doors can open while the models betw

they've been bestowed the nation's highest civilian honor. >> reporter: before the ceremony began, robert de niro and the gang, ellen degeneris tweeting this, the mannequin challenge inside the white house. ellen, bill gates, and the boss pointing there. the crowd of honorees. ellen once getting the president to dance on her show. the president had ellen in tears. >> today, every day in every way, ellen counters what too often divides us with the countless things that bind us together, inspires us to be better, one joke, one dance at a time. >> wiping away the tears, a hug from robert de niro. then it was his turn. >> h the sicilian father turned new york mobster, a mobster who runs a casino, a mobster who needs therapy. >> they were the musicians, diana ross still reigning supreme. her trademark beauty was there, bruce springsteen honored too. >> i am the president. he is the boss. >> reporter: and who stands taller than the president? little help to the president. and michael jordan. >> there is a reason you call somebody the michael jordan of. michael jordan of neurosurgery. or the mic

police say 28-year-old william robert edwards left a club drunk, then fell out of his moving pick-up truck, the back wheels running over his legs. the truck then plowed into a nearby house. edwards somehow managed to stagger away from the scene, turning himself in a few days later. not his first brush with the law, he faces serious prison and: we have not seen anything like this yet in boston but a are digging out not too far away, in upstate new york. the question everyone's asking, how much snow can we expect this winter? maria there's good news and bad : news. harvey leonard and our winter weather guru break down the winter forecast. >> i think if there is an area that gets heavier snow, this weather will be in the northeast. will happen within the next few weeks. >> he is the director of seasonal forecasting at atmospheric and environmental research. this map predicts a challenging winter. >> there's a large change between the warm in the cold temperatures suggesting there is a active storm track in the area. harvey:: uses a number of factors that the extreme drought player durin

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tomorrow night our second annual red special with bono, julia roberts, channing tatum, kristen bell, neil patrick harris, halsey, the killers, and dj khaled too, all live in studio for a very good cause, please join us tomorrow night for that. our first guest tonight is a terrific actor who on the side leads a very interesting life. his new movie is called "man 2nd. please say hello to shia labeouf! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: very good to see you. i saw your movie this weekend and it's crazy to see you >> sickly looking. >> jimmy: well, you're kind of -- militaristic in a way, now you look like you again. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: which is a testament to your acting. my wife and i were going on and on and on about what a good actor you are, which is true. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you really do a lot of great movies. you did a weird thing, actually. you showed all your movies, correct me if i have this wrong, back to back to back to back in a theater, you stayed for the whole thing. come. three days' worth of movie-watching. >> it was kind of crazy. it starts like an ironic, si

and cokie roberts. e president-elect leaned in to general james mattis, mad dog mattis as a possible secretary of defense. what can you tell us? >> they share a lot of the same views about the military and foreign policy. since retiring in 2013, mattis has been critical of defense cuts, of announcing draw-downs in afghanistan in advance, and our approach to fighting rad a call jihadists. yi terrorists. he's belod by troops. the kind of general who would take christmas duty watch so younger marines with families could enjoy holidays. women in the military may have issues with where he stands on women in combat. he would have to get a kongs nal waiver because you have t be out of uniform for seven years to serve as defense secretary. waiver. general david petraeus. also mitt romney, ry giuliani. all mentioned for secretary of state. >> we don't know a lot about what happened with mitt romney. as for david petraeus, i'm not sure he's under active consideration but tre was another general who recommended th

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even robert caskey missed his extra point of the year. taking it down into the heart of texas, the cowboys and the ravens. baltimore on the board first. 18 yards out, 7-0, ravens. all boys after that. prescott, three custom passes. ties the game at 7 tony romo and he's not giving that job back. that one put dallas up17-10. second half, prescott, dallas has won a franchise pick, 9 in a row. he made 44 straight field goals. he went wide right with this 42 yarder, ending the longest streak in nfl history. that is quite the accomplishment the colts are now 5-5 on the season. the great saturday night for the boys of winter. the celtics won in michigan while the bruins pasted the jets at the garden, while the bruins on lot it -- unloaded thirtyish a they are on their way. more than enough. he wins again. third period power-play, patrice bergeron. the bruins 3-0. winnipeg would get one. pretty good idea of the value of al horford and jae crowder last night in all hills, michigan. both returned from injuries and were part of the celtics' 2- point

ed: robert kraft went to see donald trump. was he just congratulating them question mark congratulating him -- congratulating him? mary anne: if you are a fan, and your quebec" supported him -- ginny: it is someone that is out of touch. donald trump won the election. three reasonable, tell the people supported him. mary anne: if you are anything other than a white man, you weren't happy with the election. ginny: i was happy with it. ed: of course there will be a lot of things that table because seldom ac has been allowed release, but after the the 2016 season, who should be told to sit at the kids table this year? mary anne: the 16 republicans that ran against donald trump in the primary. hillary clinton showed how lame they were. they won every presidential candidates as well. ginny: the anti-trump protesters after the election -- many of whom did not even vote, we found out, of those who got arrested in portland, oregon, -- ginny: mike pence will be a gravitas figure with a lot of standing. mary anne: president obama, who ca

robert mccurdy helped to create a new process to create that absorbing material using 3-d printers. >> the robot on the left uses much less. >> they customize stiffness and they have a special skin that prevents bounce. >> we added liquid to it. that helped absorb the energy. >> the researcher says the key to their design process is using drops of liquid throughout the material. >> here is our augmented material. it does not bounce. >> the work in the lab is focused on robo phones. the material could help a space rover land on target. >> we are still dreaming about the applications for this. antoinette: where would we be without the geniuses at m.i.t.? doug: it is unbelievable what they can do over there. antoinette: patriots quarterback tom brady is in san francisco, near his hometown. prove it. antoinette: and imagine re-learning how to do things like walking and writing when you are just 11 years old. why this week's a+ says it has made him the outstanding student he is today. doug: a little dry in the mass pike. that is what you are looking at right now. not a pretty sight. we are

mike: robert mcoccurredy at m.i.t. helped create a new process to help build that absorbing material using 3d printers. >> the robot on the left when it lands bounces much less than the robot on the right. mike: the printers change how special skin that prevents bounce and gives a more precise landing. >> we added liquid to it. the liquid basically helps absorb the energy and keep it inside. mike: researcher jeffrey lipton says a key to the design process is using tiny drops of liquid throughout the material. >> here's a standard material. bounces pretty normally. here's our augmented material. it doesn't. mike: the work in the lab is focused on robots, but the more mainstream use, better protection inside helmets, stronger cellphones, and in space, m.i.t.'s material could help a rover land on target while also reducing the impact on electronics inside. >> we're sort of still dreaming about the applications for this. mike: mike wankum, wcvb, newscenter 5. antoinette: that's a good thing. you know how many times i've ac

mild in now to screen legend robert wagner. 'written a new book about the golden age of hollywood called "i loved her in the movies." we sat down and talked about his six decades working with so many famous leading ladies including stephanie powers, one of my favorites shows, "hart to hart." welcome, my friend? thank you. >> 60 years in the business which is amazing to me but i want toic that you back. 1980s. favorite shows "hart to hart." [ applause ] so, did you have any idea that show would be such a hit. >> the chemistry worked with stephanie and myself and the audience has picked up on it and it was a great time for us. we all had a wonderful time. >> i thought you two were really married. i was all over the show but in this book, "i loved her in the movies," this is i guess a love letter to all the women that you worked with. all these beautul work-related with. you did a screen test with marilyn monroe but not only did you do a screen test, is it true -- but outside of the screen test is it true you bought a cadillac fro

second annual red special to raise awareness for the fight against aids, live in-studio with bono, julia roberts, channing tatum, kristen bell, dj khaled, neil patrick harris, halsey, and the killers, too. that is tuesday night. cause. so please join us for all that. our first guest tonight is an emmy and tony award winner and nine-time oscar host with a new comedy tour called "spend the night with billy crystal" starting january 21st at the arsht center in miami. please welcome the billy against all others -- i [ bleep ] that up. the word arsht just sent me on a -- you think i'd be better at this by now. >> you had a little tongue twist. >> jimmy: i did. arsht really got me. >> it sounds like a jewish soup. doesn't it? have you or i have a pain in my arsht. >> jimmy: i care for the borscht. >> if i could unfriend somebody -- >> jimmy: who would it be? >> rudy giuliani. every shot of him on the campaign was this. [ applause ] >> jimmy: you're 100% right. >> i don't know what happened to but he got nuts. >> jimmy: he seems like he got really, really mad at some point. >> yeah. there may be some r

maria: the fbi is calling that guy the spelling bee robert. denver went from 89 yesterday to 29. our change won't be that big, maria: it's now been 24 hours since investigators revealed a new clue in the killing of ed: they're looking for a vehicle spotted near the murder scene in princeton. newscenter 5's david bienick is live tonight with what residents think about the chances this case will be solved, david? david: good evening. the description of the vehicle could not be more vague. but residents say it proves one thing, that investigators are not giving up. the lush green leaves of summer have now faded and fallen from the trees near the spot along this country road where vanessa marcotte's body was found more >> the whole thing is so mysterious and strange. david this woman, who lives : nearby, asked us not to show her face because marcotte's killer is still on the loose and she fears he might strike again. >> i used to be a runner. i don't even run on the street at all. david in this hilltop town of : 3,400 where the boston skyline is barely visible justice for vanessa sig

anel >> jonatn o d 69-year-old philipccloskey both carjacked and stabbed in massachusetts. 58-year-old robert eli whitney was strangled in new hampshire. jonathan's mother mary gave gut wrenching testimony about the her son's death, but wouldn't let her see him because of the crime scene. she told the court, so i grabbed this really cozy blanket. i gave it to them. i wanted him covered up. i wanted my hands, my love on that blanket put on him. they promised me they would do that. >> we're happy it's over we got the point across, these were regular od people and hopefully and everyone will remember that. >> the prosecution rested its case today. we've already got some idea to the direction the defense will take. in opening argumen, defense lawyers said sampson's brain has been broken for a very long time. >> new at 5:00 tonight a guilty , plea from the college student accused of killing his best friend in a drunk driving crash this past joe castano was april. sentenced by the judge after was therefore the emotional aftermath. >> he was drunk when he killed his childhood friend last year. nearl

current house speaker robert elated and believed that it speaker dimasi will be released in time to be with his family on things giving. ." . erika: director of national intelligence james klapper announcing he is stepping down as the white house prepare president-elect donald trump. klapper has said he long planned to retire at the end of president obama's term adding he submitted his letter of resignation to the commander in chief last night and it "felt really good." emily: the driver whose car is seen in this video colliding with a commuter rail train in revere is out of police custody after surrendering this morning. erika: rhondella richardson tells us why police -- tells us why he and his passenger fled of this one reason to run according to police. the driver this morning turned himself in to transit police saying he was on the run fleeing the scene of a prior motor vehicle accident in revere. that one was minor. this turned into a major scene. his car totally mangled in revere's oak island road neighborhood. it is not even a commuter rail stop. >> i could not believe it. a tra

robert de niro, tom hanks, nba legend michael jordan is also on the list. the awards presented at the white house next week. >> what an honor. >> bruce springsteen in there too. >> diana ross, kareem abdul-jabbar. keepsing gun. >> back to ginger. what do you got? >> amy mentioned the code red. to give you another value the air quality index was actually 151 in cities like atlanta, charlotte, maybe that doesn't mean anything to you. what if i told you shanghai and hong kong both had values very >> wow. >> that's how bad the air quality is and why people are going to the hospital and have to be careful with outdoor activities. 37 large wildfires and the storm track stays north and unfortunately i do not have a lot of rain for a lot of us that really, really need it in the southeast so the drought will go on as will the fires. your local weather, 30 seconds away, first though the snowy >> good morning, i'm meteorologist cindy fitzgibbon, we are waking up to clouds again, these will not be with us the entire day, they will shrink up around lunchtime, the temper

patriots' owner robert kraft was at trump tower. kraft spotted going into an elevator yesterday afternoon. he was with a banking official. we don't know any specifics and kraft had no comment on the visit. randy: a call for peace in natick after racially charged incidents there. the community came to fight back against racial graffiti, and hearing from the man who received those letters. >> a scary week, a hard week to kind of endure. >> andy provost is his name. he found the hate filled letters on his doorstep referencing donald trump's election, saying natick is strictly wife. several hundred people filled the natick center to spread love and peace. >> this is people in support of one another, and this is really -- it's a heart-warmer. >> he says his room made moved to framingham fearing for their safety. police continue to investigate those letters as a possible hate crime. >> new this morning, a decision after this crash, the city council has voted to lower the city speed limit to 25 miles per hour. in march a person walking dow

patriot owner robert craft was at trump tower yesterday. craft spotted going in an we don't know any specifics and craft had no comment on the visit. >> call for peace in natick after a string of racially-charged incidents there. the community came together to fight back against racial graffiti inside a school and threatening letters sent to a home. only on 5, we're hearing from the man who received those letters. >> scary week. really hard week to kind of endure. doorstep references donald trump's election and saying natick is white. his girlfriend is latina. last night people filled the newton centre, spreading love and peace, they say. >> this is a fantastic reaction. people in support of one another. this is really -- it's a heartwarming, emotional response. it's good. >> provost says his roommate has moved to framingham for the safety. police continue to investigate those letters as a possible hate crime. >> new this morning, a decision after this crash. boston city council has voted to lower the city speed limit to 25 miles per hour.

. >> vin scully is in good company among 21 recipients being honored this year bruce springsteen, robert ellen degeneres and michael jordan are also on the list to name a few. the ceremony takes place tuesday at the white house. >> how cute is vin scully? >> oh, a group hug. >> next up supermodel kate upton and justin verlander are getting all the buzz despite verlander not being named the american league's best pitcher yesterday. >> they are engaged and when he lost out on the cy young award rant including at least one we can't share with you because of the language and also told purcell pretty bluntly you didn't win and called the baseball writers who wrote for the award out of touch. >> i love how we can't share the tweet but we can share this video at 4:00 in the morning. >> yes. >>> jon bon jovi giving love to ben franklin. he donated $5,000 to help restore franklin's grave site in philadelphia. >> the founding marble tablet had become pitted from people tossing pennies on it for good luck. it will be fixed by april which is the anniversary of his death. >>> an alabama grandmother v

bruce springsteen there, diana ross, report redford, tom hanks, robert d deniro, michael jordan and kareem abdul jabar. >> next, trying to use humor to clear a name. >> patriots' quarterback, tom brady, may not shake deflate-gate, but he had fun with it in the footlocker new week of greatness ad campaign. it's a question. it starts with questions that turn into assumptions and that turns into vacations. why would you punish the weak of greatness for something that never even happened? >> i lost my appetite. >> so brady, as u recall, served a fougame suspension this season over lasyear's deflated football scandal. the vacation he went on. >> now he's making fun. >> yes. >>> nextbenjamin franklin getting love from bon jovi. >> it developed a large crac it for good luck. >> now a go fund me tap pain to save the gravestone reached and surpassed its goal thanks to a jovi and his we.from john bon the campaign raised a total of nearly $80,000. >>> this morning, details about carrie fisher's details about a she tells "people" why she decided to break silence now saying it's been 40 years and, quot

patriots owner robert kraft was spotted going in this afternoon. he was with a banking official. we don't know any specifics and he had no comment on the visit. maria: also tonight, a new request for security clearance for a member of donald trump's family is raising some eyebrows. jared kushner is the president-elect's son in law. he's married to ivanka trump. abc news has confirmed that the trump transition team has requested national security clearance for kushner. the 35-year-old real estate developer has no government experience, but is considered one of trump's top advisers. tonight, hillary clinton made her first public appearance since her concession speech a week ago. she was honored by the children's defense fund in washington. >> i know over the past week, a lot of people have asked themselves, whether america is the division by the selection run deep, but please listen to me when i say this, america is worth it. maria: as a young lawyer clinton worked for the children's defense fund. she urged americans to never give up. a call for peace in natick after a racially-cha

the patriots haven't said why owner robert kraft was there. meanwhile in washington, vp mike pence met privately with vice president joe biden. the trump team is denying the reports of turbulence inside the transition. ed: governor charlie baker also spending some time with vice president elect pence. baker is just back from a meeting of republican governors. he says he'll be watching the trump transition closely and is already troubled by the appointment of chief strategist steve bannon who critics call racist, sexist, and anti-semitic. >> some of his previous remarks and activities, that was a concern to me. the thing i'm going to worry about here is making sure whether working with the delegation or trying to work with the new administration that the interest and the concerns of the people of the commonwealth are represented by what happens going forward. ed: baker said he'll fight any attempts by the administration to cut off federal funding to massachusetts cities that are maria: the immigration issue taking center stage at tufts universi

the president also honoring robert redford. ellen degeneres honored, too, the president saying for her trademark humility, humor and optimism. tom hanks honored, too. >> my momma always said, life was like a box of chocolates. >> also on the list, vin scully. the legendary baseball announcer. and just listen to the call from white house press secretary josh earnest. >> hello? >> hello, mr. scully? >> yes. >> every year, the president gives out something called the presidential med al of freedom, and this year, he's going to give it to no. >> yes. so, you've had -- >> are you sure? >> ah -- well -- >> i'm just an old baseball announcer. >> well, listen. you've had a remarkable impact on the lives of generations of sports fans in this country. >> vin scully and the rest. we congratulate you all tonight. and we thank you for watching. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. x key evidence police are searching for in an unsolved maria: breaking news and the unsolved murder of the woman in princeton. ed: an armed

sight as he continues to work on his transition team but someone we did see at trump towers today is robert kraft. patriots owner heading in just before 2:00. left about a half an patriots not saying why he was even there, although he does have a longstanding relationship with the president-elect. mr. kraft did not answer any questions from reporters about why he was there to visit. >> what do we want? >> sanctuary. >> pushing administrators to become sanctuary campuses for undocumented students. that would mean limiting cooperation with federal immigration authorities. wake of the election of donald trump who has said that deporting millions of undocumented immigrants is a top priority. there are two dozen undocumented students at tufrts including one young man who has lived in this country for 12 years. >> i have lived here my entire life. i don't know mexico. i'll fight for my place to stay in this country. >> they will explore what it means to be a sanctuary campus. >> this is new at 6:00, governor baker ys protect cities providing sanctuary to illegal immigrants as the trump administra

. >> robert kraft surprise visit to trump towers. >> news in us at 6:00 starts right now. >> breaking news, new clues just revealed in the unsolved murder of a princeton jogger. >> threatened at gunpoint. >> what's so different about this video that police say could be to an arrest. >> when skies will clear and the big changes that will start during the weekend. >> tom brady's big. >> assumptions turn into stay-cations. >> from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 6:00. >> at 6:00, we continue to follow the breaking news from princeton. >> police just revealing a new clue in the unsolved murder of that young woman who was killed while she was out for a jog. john atwater is live in princeton with this latest information. john? >> this is really the first case in months and it is giving people in this town some hope that her killer will be found. police tonight are telling us that they are now looking for dark colored suv that was parked on brook station road near the spot where vanessa marcotte's body was found. they now want to hear from anyone who has access to a dark s

that's robert kraft. as donald trump's white house transition continues all sorts of people have been going in and out of trump tower. video of robert kraft spotted walking in. the patriots haven't said why kraft was at trump tower although he does have a long standing relatio president-elect. members of trump's team are now responding to reports that the transition isn't going smoothly. the latest on that. >> here's the thing. donald trump's team denying those reports of turbulence with his transition. the president-elect remains mostly hidden from the public eye, as you just saw. interviewing potential cabinet nominees and others. trump tweeting out today that the process for picking key campaign manager kelly ann conway is telling reporters that trump is not going to rush. newt gingrich reminded reporters that their transition timeline matches that of other administrations. >> at the beginning of any transition like this, it has turmoil. it's just the nature of the process. i think that trump is very d

. >> and trump is also responded to roberts of in-fighting and speculation over possible appointees looking to make it clear that he's in charge and everything's under control. overnight, trump tweeted a very organized process taking place as i decide on cabinet and many other positions. i am t the finalists are. >> president obama acknowledged that trump's victory took him by surprise. a day after asking americans to give trump a chance, he tried to explain the unexpected rise at a news conference in greece. he said it seeded from deep seeded anxieties in the working class, and he tapped into a troubling string of rhetoric. >> i still don't feel responsible for what the president-elect says or does, states to make sure that i facilitate a good transition, and i resent to him as well as the american people, my best thinking, my best ideas is about how you move a country forward. >> violence broke out in at ps as thousands rallies against president obama's visit. riot police used gas and gun grenades to disperse the crowds. the president's visit comes days before greek leftists annual anti-a

this was the scene at the intersection of dartmouth on october 21, when calvin maddox and robert higgins were killed after the trench they were working in flooded. the men were working for atlantic drain service. 5 investigates uncovered previous safety issues with that company. those included eight different violations earlier this year and $20,000 by osha. mayor walsh's proposal would allow city agencies to reject or modify permit applications. companies would also be required to tell the city of all osha violations, no matter if they are pending or resolved. the proposal still needs the approval of the boston city council. no criminal charges have been filed in this case, as the suffolk d.a.'s office continues to investigate. >> hoeing for anything positive. that was sunday's game against the state hawks. despite initial reports, he suffered a punctured lung. mike lynch is hearing it's more likely a bruised chest. he called this hit on sunday one of the hardest he's ever taken on the field. he was supposed to make a promotional appearance for the video game in new york today but that

october 21 when kelvin mattocks and robert higgins were killed after that trench flooded. the men were working for atlantic drain services. previous safety issues with that company. those included eight from violations earlier this year and fines of $20,000 by osha mar walsh's proposal would a lot agencies to reject or modify permit application. cummings would be required to tell the city of all osha olations no matter if theyre pending or resolved. the proposal needs the approval of boston city council. no criminal charges have been filed in this case is the suffolk ea's office continues to investigate. emily: investigation into a roof collapsed in kingston that injured four workers working on a house on christmas tree lane two of the victims had severe injuries. one of them was flown to a boston hospital. environmental leaders in new hampshire file a lawsuit against the peace development authority sing storm runoff from the building is polluting water in the area. the conservation law foundation is seeking what could be tens of thousands of dollars in fines per day from

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take a look at this scene, october 21, when calvin maddox and robert higgins were killed after the trench that they were working in flooded. those men were working for atlantic drain service, and five investigates uncovered previous safety issues with that company including ago different violations earlier this year, allow the agencies to reject or modify theppcation based on safety records. companies would be required to tell the city of all osha violations, no matter if they are pending or resolved. this proposal needs approval by boston city council, at this point, no charges were filed in the incident, but the d.a.'s office is investigating. live in the sou end, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. >> right now, four workers arein they were working in the house under construction on christmas tree lane yesterday. two of the victims had severe injuries, one of them flown to a boston hospital. the other two wkers are not hurt as badly. an investigation is underway in terms of why that collapsed. >> no school today after a fire at an elementary school. elementary school yesterday. there were n

it was on october 21 when kelvin mattocks and robert higgins were killed after the trench flooded. those men were working for atlantic drain service. 5 investigates uncovered eight earlier violations this year and fines of $20,000 by osha. mayor walsh's proposal would modify permit applications based on the safety record. and companies would also be required to tell the city of any osha violations no matter if they're pending or resolved. this proposal still needs approval by the boston city council. at this point, no criminal charges have been filed over the incident. but the suffolk d.a.'s office is investigating. live this morning in the south end, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: sera, thank you. right now, four construction employees are injured roof collapse in kingston. they're working on christmas tree lane yesterday. for some reason, the roof gave emily: chili's becoming the subject of outrage. delta passengers may soon be less likely to lose their bags. the new idea that could ease the inconvenience. and new this morning, stop robocalls to your cell phone. three ways