, but reid hilbelink fumbles on the hook and ladder play and amherst recovers. then with 9 seconds left, amherst kicks a game winning field goal taking home the state title in division 5, 38-35 is the final. after the game, weiss talked about the comeback coming up short. "we started getting a rhythm. we found some holes in their defense, tried to get it in the playmaker's hands. end up coming up just short but life goes on. it'll b and the cubs win again, at least kris bryant does as he was named the national league's most valuable player today. in the american league, mike trout gets the honor. toss to break the admirals have a night in cleveland shutting out the ahl champion lake erie honors for four local world war two heroes. they were awarded "knight of the legion of honor medals" -- from the president of the french republic. it's given to american soldiers who fought on french soil to help liberate france. the veterans are: carlos chavez of milwaukee, richard hanes of oak creek, and then jack hansen of

, but reid hilbelink fumbles on the hook and ladder play and amherst recovers. then with 9 seconds left, amherst kicks a game winning field goal taking home the state title in division 5, 38-35 is the final. after the game, weiss talked about the comeback coming up found some holes in their defense, tried to get it in the playmaker's hands. end up coming up just short but life goes on. it'll be all right." and the cubs win again, at least kris bryant does as he was named the national league's most valuable player today. in the american league, mike trout gets the honor. toss to break the admirals have a night in cleveland shutting out the ahl champion lake erie [ tower pinging ] [ whistling ] we've got a problem, friend. half off any smartphone for anyone who switches? what's the problem? the naughty list shouldn't get deals! yeah, but anyone who switches gets half off of any smartphone. even these? yeah, any smartphone. call the big guy! [ bell dings ] santa? no, jingles. [ knuckles crack ] [ spits ] ooo. ouch. [ neck cracks ] [ darien ] switch and get half off

devon gilligan out of amherst scores off the glass. the pennmen take it 84-79. snhu won the women's game telling you about the turkey 65-56. trot races for thursday. the lake sunapee turkey trot celebrates their 10th annual race. they expect more than 800 the rochester runners free fall 5k begins at 8:30 at the rochester community center. registration is only $10. kids 12 and under are only $5. the race is hosted by the rochester runners club. congratulation to these seven bishop girton senior athletes for signing on with colle

amherst ties it up. looks incomplete but the refs call it a catch and fumble and amherst gets the ball. that leads to a field goal... and amherst wins it's second straight division 5 championship... for all the highlights from the high school blitz, just head to our website fox 6 now dot com slash sports. so another high school blitz authorities have issued a "silver alert" for a missing elderly couple from elm grove. eugene and renata kitzerow were last seen around 3 this afternoon. both reportedly have cognitive impairments. they were driving a 2000 buick century with wi plates 3-6-7.....u-v-n finally tonight. if you think raking your yard is tough.... kleefisch says: "i know that you all have this job to do too... but imagine for a moment if raking leaves in your yard looked like this." rebecca kleefisch posting this video to facebook today. as you can see...her dog has it out for that super-sized rake.... adlib eventually -- the dog wins. paid presentation for the sizzling sausage grill from johnsonv

the rockets taking on amherst in the division five state championship... the were down two touchdowns at half time... then mounted a second half comeback ... tying the score wi third quarter... before taking the lead in the fourth.but .. a fumble sets up a game winning field goal for the amherst falcons.final score 38-35. coming up on live at daybreak on today's tmj4:funny money: the huge haul of counterfeit cash found all across the country! then -- turkey troubles? the apps-- and countertop technology that can help you avoid burning your mother in-law with a keen sense of smell... glad bag, full of trash. what happens next? nothing. only glad has febreze to neutralize odors for 5 days. guaranteed. even the most perceptive noses won't notice the trash. be happy. it's glad. in six days, things are going to get stressful in kitchens across america. so we've got some hand devices to help make your holiday run smoothly. let's start with "alexa".. smart home device.. alexa can answer questions and even link to smart appliances. there's also machines like the j

, he was able to arrange a loan that enabled them to go back to amherst. so the better arranged a loan for them later became his mentor and employer, charles pratt. and i'll talk a little bit more about him later. he appears as a character a little bit later on, as does hip son, charlie pratt, who insist becoming one of henries lifelong friends. so henry finishes amherst, moves back to brooklyn, and roles in night school at columbia law school to go to work as a clerk in the pratt oil company. the pratt oil company in brooklyn is then taken over by standard oil of new york with john d. rockefeller at the helm. pratt becomes begin an executive in the standard or company, and henry starts at the bottom as a clerk and works his way up, eventually becoming president of the standard or company of new york. 1911 the antitrust case against standard oil results in it being split into 36 different companies, the largest piece to standard oil of new jersey the second largest the standard all of new york, and that is the one that hundred becomes the president of comm

amherst veterans are fighting the college to not fly the us flag. administrators de flag will not fly on the campus anywhere. school officials sided with students and lowered the flight to half mast. two days later, students removed the flag and burned it in protest of donald trump. the president said he wanted to create a dialogue, but veterans say this is disrespectful and veterans and many who have given the ultimate sacrifice and their families that we are able to lead the lives that we lead because of their efforts. >>jonathan: the school's president says people need to listen to each other and only then will the amherst community and the nation to get to some consensus on these core issues. demonstrates gathering in boston today demonstrating the anti-immigrant trump. they marched through boston common to protest against his plan to end sanctuary cities. the group is also there to raise for the refugee and immigrant center in boston. >>nicole: straight ahead on 7 news at six. a duck hunter gets taken by surprise when the gator bites down at hi

and amherst village. detroit lions, minnesota first quarter vikings ball down 7-0. a rushing touchdown. it stayed close to the game. vikings driving but sam bradford throws an interception. darius slate picks it off sets up the game-winning field goal by matt prater. good as time expires. detroit when 16-13. plymouth team is back in division ii and a top of the the way for the bobcats with senior running back garrett macomber. 178 yards and two touchdowns. he caught the game-winning touchdown pass. a 15 yarder with 16 seconds left on the clock. the senior season was one for the books rushing for 2373 yards also breaking the school you record for touchdowns with 27. h college. >> so much highs and lows during the game. andrew my hip -- i injured my hip. a crazy experience to have. we put in countless hours in the weight room. looking at film, it's really paid off for us. >> he certainly looks to continue that at the next level. jean: we hope you will tune into new hampshire chronicle immediately following world news. we'll see you after american avid goodwill shopper

t in amherst played receives a special wish. here is a very great story here. he cap the trip of a lifetime as the astronauts for a day he has always been very chase and we're going into space that system fix it. just two years ago he had a stroke and was diagnosed with severe heart disease things to a amended yesterday he got one step closer to his trip of becoming an astronaut masses clinton research center he wants to be the first person on mars. he loves studying rocks among the processes like r come true r him. his the first child to getget hands-on to tour of the facility the trip was made possible great story. why hundreds gathered and akron it's the done my name is wayne dawson. civic planning is kristi capel. scott sabol has a bonusus our forecast. tomorrow and friday will be even better.r. check it out and see what'se happening. with thek it out temperature and increase cloud

amherst wins the d-five state championship with a 38-35 victory. meanwhile, franklin is back in the state title game tomorrow for the first time since 2006. they are embracing the underdog role as they get set to face kimberly, who currently owns a state record 55-game winning streak, but the sabers have won 12 straight games en route to camp randall and believe they have what it takes to shred the papermakers. >> that we are a monster that elite group. as good as there is. -- that we are amongst that elite group. as good as there is. in our mind, we will win. >> it would be no better feeling than playing the last game in the state, winning that gold ball. that's all we're focused on right now. stephanie: along with franklin in division one, brookfield east will be competing for a state title tomorrow in division two, and catholic memorial in hour, we half bucks and badgers and golden eagles oh my. see how all of them faired tonight on the hardwood. joyce: no lions, tigers, and bears? thank you. a beautiful sound in a local store will soon be silen

. >> the star spangled banner about no longer fly over hamshire college in amherst here are the details. shamshire college's president released a same announcing neither the american flag nor any flag will be flown on campus. this comes after the school received harsh credit system over the flag that was' burned. >> it's a disrespect. so that shouldn't have happened in the first place. >> reporter: following the presidential election the campus flag was lowered to half-staff which offended veterans and community members then someone set it veterans day. many found it to be disrespectful. >> they can be upset but i mean it's a little -- they don't have a lot to worry about. they're going to a pretty nice is and i'm sure things are good for them so they need to show it a different way. >> reporter: for more than a decade there was debate about flying commemorative flags on 9/11 in the center of amherst. the excellent board voted to fly the flags annually. a student said the flag at >> to be hobbest the flag shouldn't have been lowered in the first place because that just shows outright in

and amherst wins it's second straight division 5 championship... for all the highlights from the high school blitz, just head to our website fox 6 now dot com slash sports. so another high school blitz season is in the books. affirmative. thrivent mutual funds. managed by humans, not robots. before investing, carefully read and consider fund objectives, risks, charges and expenses in the prospectus at thriventfunds.com. [ tower pinging ] [ whistling ] we've got a problem, friend. half off any smartphone for anyone who switches? what's the problem? the naughty list shouldn't get deals! yeah, but anyone who switches gets half off of any smartphone. even these? yeah, any smartphone. call the big guy! no, jingles. [ knuckles crack ] [ spits ] ooo. ouch. [ neck cracks ] [ darien ] switch and get half off any smartphone. waukesha county. authorities have issued a "silver alert" for a missing elderly couple from elm grove. eugene and renata kitzerow were last seen around 3 this afternoon. both reportedly have cognitive impairments. they were driving a 200

police say he targeted four businesses in amherst and even took fundraising money from a daycare. good morning, new hampshire. thanks for waking up with us. i'm erin fehlau. we have reached the wednesday before thanksgiving. kevin: this morning i heard wind . it is still out there. 10 to 20 miles per hour. it has been here since sunday. we are expecting the clouds of north to finally release. next system to the west by the time it gets here as organized. we could see a little bit of light snow on your takes giving in spots. we will talk about the entire weekend with futurecast in a bit. for a look at the morning drive here in the granite state we're joined live by 95.7 wzid's deb davidson. good morning deb. >> good morning. right now if your commute is starting on i-93 we are not seeing any problems either north or south bound. it is nice and quiet right now. not seeing any problems on 101 or 111. with triple team traffic reports throughout the day, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: we start with breaking news from the upper valley where state police confirm they are investiga

all day and night. >> 4571 ballots at the amherst street school in nashua, new hampshire yesterday. of that, more than half of those went to hillary clinton for the presidential race, and governor maggie hassan also took the majority here. so the democrats took the majority for this particular ward here in nashua, new hampshire. now overall, about 72% of voters turned out here, but would you never know it because there were no long lines or crowds with the exception of first thing in the morning when around the building. more than 50% of the vote came in between then and 1:00 in the afternoon. after that, it was a steady stream up until the doors closed at 8:00 on the dot. we caught up with one of the last voters to cast her ballot, and interestingly enough, it was her first time coming to the polls. >> last minute, each vote counts, right. so you have to come out. >> i had to work and i had my son, so i got to do my duties >> reporter: how does it feel for the first time? >> feels good. i feel amazing. >> reporter: other first-time voters just like her, 622 of them registered for t

this is a jeffrey amherst, of amherst, massachusetts. the person that -- some people accused him of using germ warfare against the indians. thinking plays into it. johnson, the british superintendent of indian affairs in the north who knows indians, he lives with indians, he understands that this is -- he's warning, don't do this, you don't know what you're doing. you don't know where this is going to lead. so it is not, again, a generic british response. it's people making decisions at key moments that seem to make sense to them. and as we know, often the repercussions of our actions have unforeseen consequences. brexit, war in iraq, we can name a million of them. right? and i think the danger for us as historians, especially if you're a professional historian, is to contrary to what i say, they did that because they were dumb. they did that because we would have probably done the same thing in their situation. because what they could see and how they could understand the world would be what we could see and understand the world if we w

four, black forest bakery in amherst. always popular. three, harvey's bakery in dover. it is an institution out there. erin: maple squares. sean: i know you like those. two, stonehouse baking company in barrington. and the number one bakery in the granite state. granite state. according to our viewers, it i erin: so many great bakeries. we need to check them all out. it is now 6:52. still ahead, a final check on your top stories, including how erin: it is now 6:55. updating our top stories -- sean: a looming threat over a potential bus driver strike is prompting some schools to take legal action. here's ray brewer. ray: the timberlane regional high school district and that school bus drivers in belmont, who have authorized a strike, could walk off the job, and that could set up a ripple effect, causing other drivers to pick it -- picket. they are seeking an injunction. the sketch is scheduled to issue the ruling later today. erin: the family of a nashua man who was killed in a tragic accident in jamaica is now asking for help in bringing him back home. 33-year-old chris

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but amherst tied the game, and then won it on a field goal by carter supleski - just his cond field goal attempt of the season. but it's a title winner. the rockets finish at 13-and-2 and state runner-up. a fine season. improving from last year by making it to the state final. a year after losing in the state semifinal, they lk for their second state title in school history. in order to do it, they have to beat kimberly, a team that comes in with 55 straight wins and three state championships. 3 3 they're 11 guys aren't different than our 11 guys. we have talent, they have talent. it's not gonna be easy, enjoy the process. if you wanna be the best, you gotta beat the best.we match up nice and we're ready to go, ready to go get it. this is the trophy case at brookfield east high school. plenty of accomplishments, but one thing missing - a ate championship trophy. something these spartans hope to fix tomorrow. it's brookfield east's first ever trip to the ate champiship game. an amid the excitement, the work goes on - right down to film study before they left for madison tonight. 3 3 van e

police say he targeted four businesses in amherst, and even took fundraising money from a daycare. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 "daybreak." [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] erin: good morning, new hampshire. thanks for waking up with us. i'm erin fehlau. sean: good morning. can you believe thanks giving us tomorrow? today is the big travel day. it is looking like the weather is nice. kevin: we not only have fair skies in new hampshire, but across the northeast for the time being, with a storm system approaching tomorrow. it should be fairly weak. if you are going to travel in the afternoon or evening, you want to keep updated on storm tracker for areas of light snow that may attempt to develop. today. the breeze still noticeable through the afternoon, with clouds and to thicken later tonight. more on that and another system for the holiday weekend coming up. let's take a look at your wednesday morning ride here in the granite state. we're joined live b

this afternoon-- the rockets of cedar grove-belgium take on the defending champions in division five-- amherst. tomorrow, catholic memorial-- brookfield east and franklin all get a shot at be at camp randall stadium for all the games bringing us the exciting highlights. the dream playground in kenosha re-opens this afternoon. it sat unused for months while crews worked to fix faulty rubber flooring.the all inclusive playground is welcome to kids of all abilities. the official re-opening is set for one o'clock. a special donation to help the homeless in waukesha. a parishioner of st. mark's church made 50 fleece blankets. she made the blankets because quote "she child and wants homeless in our area to know that they are in people's thoughts and prayers." the waukesha police department will be working with representatives of nami waukesha to distribute these blankets. a famous fan of muhammad ali is making a major gesture of support for a new museum exhibit honoring the boxing legend.basketball star lebron james, his foundation and his business partner are donating two-point-five million dollars

at least one thousand people gathered in amherst this weekend, to protest hampshire college's decision to remove the american flag.the college removed the flag on campus earlier this week results... a decision by the college that outraged many. people came from all over new england to attend this "i was in iraq 18 months i got hurt, spent time at walter reed. i came home and there's no way i'll let anyone take down the flag, no way. it means a lot to me and my brothers." the protests remained peaceful with the exception of one incident, when the protesters went to take a group photo one everyone making obscene gestures. northeast wisconsin technical college hosted a groundbreaking ceremony today for their new transportation center. the 62- thousand square foot building will house the college's automotive, auto collision and diesel medium and heavy trucks programs. the project is part of the 20-15 referendum. the building is expected to open in fall of 20- two building projects are underway at the university of wisconsin-oshkosh, but crews have yet to break ground on a third that offici

and amherst village. derry did their part to help homeless veterans. jen: joshua borden and richard tripp held a one-day drive to try to fill this garage with winter clothing. all of the items people donated went straight to the liberty house in manchester to help the approximately 250 homeless veterans in the state. the jean: seacoast family food pantry in portsmouth serves more than 1100 people each month. the pantry's new location has created a market type atmosphere for those in need or the oils, proteins and beans. all the help is welcome, especially this time of year. >> josh judge with your storm watch nine forecast. josh: today, some rain, some snow and temperatures below average for today. as we did go through the day at least southern new hampshire warmed up enough so that it changed over to rain showers. temperatures around the region, lower 30's in northern new hampshire at the moment. state as you further to the south. we're in the mid-and upper 30's. what does that mean in terms of visibility? a couple of spots because of some snow shower

he was narrowly elected in 2010 and is a graduate of umass amherst. he served in operation desert storm and desert shield. both deserts? happy post-thanksgiving and for joining us. >> let's start with the how do you think it will do under a trump administration? >> we have all of the things to get accomplished in education and public safety. if you does what he wants for the inner-city we will be set. we will have problems with some of the misogyny and racism we are seeing from his base who come to jesus moment where he says that is not my america we will be ok. we have been through a lot of presidents. at the end of the day, we will protect each other, stand by each other. if he does good policies that help with housing and jobs, that will be great. >> you need money as well. he is talking about tax cuts for businesses. >> someone concerned about programs for kids at risk. if he takes away all of those safety net programs and brings 2500 jobs, good deal. the reality is the absence of jobs and good support, we have to have programs to support people.

the cause of an apartment fire on amherst street in manchester is under investigation. the entire building was occupied at the time of yesterday's fire everyone made it out safely but two people were treated for smoke inhalation. high south found a loaded hand gun on campus. the weapon was discovered after the student had an apparent seizure and officials checked his bag. erin: coming up on daybreak, it's a bungee jump unlike anything you've ever seen. the unique record broken with erin: there are some pretty strange guinness world records out there, but this one might take the cake. sean: something for everybody. a 24-year-old from the u.k. set the record for the highest ever bungee dunk. the man managed to dunk a biscuit into a cup of tea during a 240 foot bungee jump. what was the record before? guinness world records day. where roughly 600,000 people around the world tried to break records. erin: how many times did it take him to do this? sean: with the bar raise, i want to see kevin do 300 feet. erin: coming up in the next half hour with the threat of a possible sc

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it's the "trot off your turkey" 5-k in amherst, organized by the amherst junior womens club. wmur's hayley lapoint will be there to handle the announcing duties. the fun run starts at 9:00, followed by the 5k. and you are running the fun run, there, to see everyone. they have face pointing -- face painting. they have a turkey. it is all for a good cause. sean: good luck. i am expecting a five-minute mile. hayley: we do have some drizzle coming down for trot off your turkey, but don't let that stop you. 36 degrees for the temperature at the starting line. we will be in the 30's. temperatures right now are in the 30's across the state. you can see in claremont, what payment. any snow in claremont. that is not the case north and west of concord. in sanburton, we cannot even the anything because of fog and low clouds. there continues to be drizzle and snow coming down across the state. and yes, it has accumulated in some spots, mainly to the north of concord, along 93 and the lakes region northward. there is light accumulation from some of the snow overnight tonight. is warm enou

i was living in amherst, massachusetts. brian: let me run some video so that people who have never seen -- what year did he die? okey: 2013. he was located -- he was a professor at brown university. brian: just a bit of video so we can see what he looked and sounded like. [video clip] know, i'm sure have heard of a whole tradition of novel writing which was based in -- in which africans were presented in which i personally .ound unacceptable a plan to deny this language. instead animalm sounds. , pick up heart of darkness and read it again. brian: your reaction to that? chinua achebe, his a quiete mode was statement that was profoundly resonant. that is an example. -- theg to that european tent tatian by europeans, the temptation by even americans to to register africa to this space of animals. and says it way powerfully. brian: why was he so admired and popular? okey: i think part of it has to do with the fact that his novel "things fall apart" is the most read book by any african i would suggest. perhaps by a person of af

. >>> a disputed decision from hamp tire college in amherst is making national headlines tonight. the school removed the american flag from its campus. today hundreds gathered. >>> veterans and residents are asking the college's president to raise the flag once again. >> blood, sweat and tears, red, white and blue, that's flag represents. >> reporter: an american flag it stands for many things. >> raise with your flags everybody. >> reporter: life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness. >> it stands for all the veterans around the whole nation, everybody who fought for this flag. it's more than just a symbol. >> reporter: and it also stands for freedom of expression. administrators at hampshire college say that's what they're doing by removing the flag. fox 25 spoke to the school's president >> the symbol was raising the temperature of the controversy that disagreement and getting us away from the underlying values that we wanted to discuss. >> reporter: it all started after a contentious campaign season. the flag flying on the hampshire college campus was lowered to half-staff. later

amherst kicks a field goal with 9 seconds left, and the rockets lose the division five title game 38-35. ((dan schreurs says it stings, it is what it is but we'll it's championship friday. franklin, brookfield east and waukesha catholic memorial all going for football titles in madison today.for the one minute drill, allan. the carolina panthers preparing for a road match-up with the oakland raiders .. after pulling out a win versus the saints on thursday night football here on today's tmj4. new orleans cut the lead to three in the fourth quarter -- after panthers star luke panthers star went down with an injury ... but the saints came up short . yesterday was another november treat with hazy sunshine an thanks to a southerly wind to 20 mph. the wind increased overnight, and that kept temps in the upper 50more than 10 degrees above the normal high temp. as a powerful storm system drops a foot of snow in minnesota, we will remain in the warm sector of the storm with highs in the mid to upper 60s, increasing clouds, and a few late afternoon and evening showers. the main issue today this

no problems on 101 from amherst to amp thonton. -- hampton. i'm deb davidson for 95.7, wzid. in 108 years the chicago cubs are world series champions. sean: it was a late night for fans. this was just before midnight their time. this was the reaction at one chicago bar after the cubs defeated the cleveland indians in game 7. this game went to ten innings. the cubs scored twice in the tenth following a 17-minute rain delay and ended up winning the game 8-7. abc's dan harris has a look at some of the highlights leading up to this major victory. dan: the 0-1. the curse reveersed. an historic 8-7 win in extra innings for the chicago cubs in what turned out to be an epic nail biter. their first world series title since 1908. cubs fans spilling out into the streets of wrigleyville, chicago, erupting in celebration. >> they deserve it! this is the best team we've had in years. i would rather be than right here in wrigleyville to celebrate this win, historic world series. are you kidding me? >> it was an epic winner takes all series. the indians and the cubs duking it out all the way

maria ere's no american flag : flying on the campus of hampshire college in amherst tonight. the college's board of trustees removed it friday, after a group of students lowered the flag to half-staff to est e election of donald trump. then, the flag was burned on th. f otrorsies. >> if we could remove the conflict over that symbol and get to the real issues underneath, there would be a chance for real learning. i know moment ncredibl conflict and tension. not intended as a political statement at all. maria: faculty members will now lead discussions on the meaning to me sure evidence is notice do comprosed. harvey: it will be every bit as cold tomorrow morning and then changes for a lot of thanks giving weekend.>> i accept themt for mylf, for the others. maria: that world war ii veteran accepting a new honor with his fellow servicemembers on his mind. capital e believes your bank should work for you, not the other way around. so capital one rgined banking... ? with a place that feels noth like a bank. and a top-rated app, let's you bank rig he. that's banking reimagined. ed:

if approved umass amherst will participate in that pilot. and fox news anchor megan kellly is making sexual harassment claims against roger ailes. she says that he repeatedly harassed her soon after she joined the network in 2004. she references comments he allegedly made about her clothes and lewd remarks about how she could get to the top faster. a former anchor filed a sexual harassment lawsuit against him. >> a las vegas hotel goes dark after a power outage there, thousands of hotel casino guests were forced to evacuate as they were working to repair the damaged main powerline there, firefighters rescued 11 people from elevators. a few guests did suffer anxiety attacks, but no injuries were reported. guests have been out of the hotel since noon yesterday, and they are nearby hotels. and the cubs' world series win, and now that iconic celebration is on the cover of "sports illustrated." the photo features anthony rizzo's joy after the team's final out in game seven against the indians. fans say that the victory breaks the 108-year-old cur

randy: campus protests in amherst, new hampshire. the group demanding the return of the american flag. plus, changes between the united states and cuba happening today. ahead in key city in syria. kevin: good morning, everybody. kevin brennan in for olessa. checking the roadways. off to a decent start. no major problems, although we are picking up a crash in andover at the 495 interchange. cindy? the skies are clear. 35 in boston. we'll get up into the 40's this afternoon. looking for highs in the mid to upper 40's. light winds, sunshine. the pick of the week, rain coming in. we'll be heavy at times later tomorrow. another round wednesday into thursday. we'll dry things out late thursday. emily: hundreds of protestors are demanding the return of the american flag at hampshire college. many of these demonstrators are other military flags to the amherst campus yesterday. flags had been removed from hampshire since students burned one to protest donald trump's election. >> i was in iraq. i got hurt. spent time at walter reed, landstuhl.

amherst. tomorrow... catholic memorial and franklin all get a shot at the gold ball. our elise menaker will be at camp randall stadium for all the games bringing us the exciting highlights. fog, yesterday afternoon was sunny and mild with highs in the mid 50s. just a few clouds moved light se breeze with a warm front has kept the temps near 50. we get another november treat today with more sunshine, and highs in the mid to upper 60s. a southerly wind will increase to 20 mph throughout the day, and will remain windy overnight with lows in the mid 50s.. this weekend is the deer season opener and we are tracking a storm for friday and saturday that will bring some rain and very gusty winds. friday will have a few afternoon showers with highs in the mid 60s and a sw wind gusting to 40 mph. a lows dropping into the 30s with the cold front. saturday will have a few rain/snow showers before noon, then clearing, very windy and much colder with nw winds gusting to 45 mph. if you are looking for accumulation snow, areas north of wausau could see 1-2" of snow by midday saturdayo

bordered by south downing street to the west, i-25 to the north, south university to the west, east amherst and darkness avenues to the south. colleen gives us a taste of the university of denver's 125-acre campus. the university was founded in 1864. it began as the colorado seminary founded by john evans, a close friend of abraham lincoln. he's the name sake for mount evans in illinois. the school closed for a short time after the denver gold rush and reopened in 1880 as the university of denver. first graduate got a 1884. it was built on land doned by rue fuss potato clark. he was a reformed alcoholic and potato farmer. >> as parts of his gift t university was obligated to plant 1,000 trees. we've been working on that quite some time. we pass had the threshold maybe 100 years ago. >> clark demanded no alcohol be made or sold in this area. south denver with old covenants against producing or selling alcohol. notable du grads include sin bad, figure. skater quan. >>> dry across the state. rain south across the border. it's moving steadily toward colorado especially southwest corner of after

the cause of a fire that broke out in an apartment on amherst street is being investigated. fire crews say the entire apartment building was occupied at the time but everyone made it out. when firefighters arrived, they found heavy fire and smoke coming from the front of the building. the fire was contained to a first-floor bedroom. >> due to the construction of the begich -- one apartment. no personal injury. shelley: a man and a five-year-old child were brought to the hospital for smoke in a. the fire caused $50,000 in damage. in merrimack, officials say a 1986 chevrolet corvette appears to be a total loss. after catching fire in the high school parking lot. fire crews were called to school and saw smoke. officials say the cause of the fire was an electrical problem. commitment 2016 -- work repairing for the white house keeps going for president-elect donald trump. the republican had back-to-back high-powered meetings today from trump tower. maggie rulli is in washington with more. maggie: as president-elect donald trump appears for his role in the white house, he is seeki

. >>> a disputed decision from hamp tire college in amherst is making national headlines tonight. the school removed the campus. today hundreds gathered. >>> veterans and residents are asking the college's president to raise the flag once again. >> blood, sweat and tears, red, white and blue, that's what it is that's what this flag represents. >> reporter: an american flag it stands for many things. >> raise with your flags everybody. >> reporter: life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness. nation, everybody who fought for this flag. it's more than just a symbol. >> reporter: and it also stands for freedom of expression. administrators at hampshire college say that's what they're doing by removing the flag. fox 25 spoke to the school's president jonathan lash earlier this week. >> the symbol was raising the temperature of the controversy that disagreement and getting us away from the underlying values that we wanted to discuss. >> reporter: it all started season. the flag flying on the hampshire college campus was lowered to half-staff. later, someone burned the flag. the college the

the high school football state championship games are underway amherst for the division 5 title. and this is a wild one, the rockets down 28-21 in the 3rd until josh weiss connects with jason von heimburg for the game tying touchdown. the two hooked up again to give the rockets a brief lead but amhearst has tied it up at 35.. we'll have complete highlights and reaction tonight on fox 6 news at 10. the jekyll and hyde bucks are hoping that jekyll shows up tonight in miami after mr. hyde reared his head in their loss last night in atlanta. the bucks only scored 9 points in a disastrous 2nd quarter. "i thought the guys that played in the 2nd half responded and gave ourselv got us back in the game there late. we just couldn't get a basket when we needed one or get a stop." meanwhile the badgers will look to get back to winning after losing tuesday at creighton. tonight, chicago state comes to the kohl center. we'll have highlights on fox 6 news at 10. and the marquette golden eagles are looking to improve to 3-0 on the young season as they will face michigan in the 2k classic at madi

cedar grove-belgium play today at 4 for the division 5 championship against amherst. amherst.and then three more state championships tomorrow, including catholic memorial in waukesha. they play notre dame at 10 am. then of course there's the brookfield east game followed by the division one title featuring franklin against kimberly. 3 coming up on your cbs money watch report... details on a nationwide cheese in today's money watch report... 3 the number of people who filed for unemployment benefits fell to its lowest level in four decades last week....down by 19 thousand from the week before. a sign the job market is strong... fears over salmonella have prompted a nationwide recall of some grated parmesan, distributor '4c foods corporation' issued the recall yesterday after lab tests revealed possible salmonella contamination.the company says the recall is precautionary and no illnesses have been reported.for specific information regarding the recall - head to our website cbs 58 dot com.. the number of new account openings at wells fargo has plunged.bank officials say

at camp randall in madison.we can't show you highlights in progress, but cedar grove-belgium trails amherst 28-14, just entering the third quarter. the frenzy starts on thursday, a day early for divisions four through 7. the smallest, d-7. edgar rolls over shullsburg 36- 6 but after the game, alec school superstar with his thoughtful quote. ((alec hafferman says just going a 110 percent every single day. and i love each and every one of those guys. and wish i could do what the pros do and take those guys out to a steak dinner but they definitely deserve it.)) i love it! i'll take that steak dinner. in division six, wisconsin walk-on hunter johnson flips into the end zone. he led the state with 45 touchdowns but it's not enough as darlington falls to eau claire regis 27-14. our team of the week, competes for a gold ball tomorrow. find w your estimated jackpot for the badger five lottery is 51- thousand dollars. and thursday night football returns to n-b-c tonight. it all starts at 6:30 with football night in america. then, it's the saints and the panthers ?live? from charlotte. we'll be back

the right to use squash courts at amherst. the point he was making was that -- thehts depends on point is that douglas wanted to all of our rights are only because they have been set down and could be withdrawn by the will or judgment of the people in power to extend and remove those rights. but lincoln understood the case and principle against slavery, the favor of government by consent, was the saying in all places. the case against slavery was the same as the case for government by consent. and so lincoln said the doctrine of self government is right. absolutely and eternally right and separate him from the barack obama here. obama rejects this declaration, expressed a truth let alone what lincoln calls an absolute truth. the doctrine of the right is absolutely eternal, but whether that applies to black people depends upon whether the negro is or is not a man. if he is not a man, in that a man may in the matter of self-government do with him as he pleases. but if he is a man, is it not to that extent of total destruction of

. >> amherst college in amherst will no longer fly american flags on campus after a flag burning incident there. school leaders say they lowered the flag to half staff after the election. that flag later found burned on veterans day. the school initially replaced the flag but now decided not to students from other schools say the move is offensive. >> disrespect. so that shouldn't have happened in the first place. >> the college's president says the school will consult with students about how to move forward. >> recreational marijuana becomes legal in massachusetts in less than a month. and as fox 25 ted daniel reports, there's a rush on supplies needed for home growing set ups. >> reporter: at new england hydro pop micks in framingham, gardening supplies come with a lot of customers lately have been asking how to grow weed. >> people are kind of planning. they're coming in, hey i want to start something up in december. >> reporter: the new law allows up to six marijuana plants at home. every season is growing seasons. tents, lights, nutrients carbon dioxide, fltration systems. bigger yie

amherst at 4:00 p.m. on thursday at camp randall stadium. stephanie: thanks stephen. , finally in division six. darlington facing fond du lac springs out in waukesha. these two actually met in the state championship game year ago. his cousin trevor is on the receiving end, family connections. 20-17 st. mary's, but in the final seconds, the quarterback finds him on the slant for the touchdown. 24-20 and gets revenge because they lost in the state championship to that team last year. very exciting. be in the 20's if you are away from the lake. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- lin-manuel miranda. from "dr. ken," ken jeong and albert tsai. plus music from banks. and now, stay put -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: very nice. welcome. thank you. very nice, thank you. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. thank you really for everything.

eight chrysler went left of middle ridge road in amherst townshipch hitting eight ford escape head-on. the driver of the chrysler was not wearing seatbelt and is in serious condition t t the drive the ford escape is in stable condition. ohio woman killed in a wrong way crash on the pennsylvania turnpike saturday,dr the 56-year-old died when an 85-year-old driver hit her head on, they both died, and other man was taken to the hospital i stable condition. >> cleveland police need help t find a missing teenager of 16-year-oldic alexander mullins massey wednesday going to washington park schooley by 6 f tall in 2175 pounds if you know her is called the police. lot of the wall and facing murder charges for allegedly stabbing her boyfrien today,, that these are called t the home around 10:30 p.m. saturdayt they say that he was stabbed multiple times, they found him not being on the bed e later died at the hospital, she claims that he cut himself while sharpening a knifela. please continue to search for a suspect after a woman was sho and killed at a bar nearly thre weeks ago, people gathere

days after the election someone burned the american flag at hampshire college in amherst or the school put up a new one lowered to half staff in trump presidency. that's part of backlash from those who see the flag is a symbol for all that is great about america. the school leaders have decided to remove it entirely. breaking news. this puppy stolen from a new hampshire pet store has apparently been found. this chihuahua was taken from the little shop of pets in portsmouth and now seacoast online is reporting the two pound puppy has been found at the amesbury home of a juvenile boston possible love frog pond is opening for the winter season today. thousands flocked to the boston common landmark to escape. the pond is open every day starting at 10:00 in the morning. admission, free today through 4:00 p.m. this, not a sign of our times. we have a tropical storm. this is close to central america right now but pretty rare season. the season goes until the end of november. this is close to becoming a hurricane. the wind moving west toward nicaragua and costa rica with her could be mudslides

so from amherst, new hampshire, to fitchburg, that's some heavy rain and moderate to heavy rain extends to holden, hudson, framingham, whalen and southeast through norwood and brockton and cape, new bedford all the way across to falmouth, all heavy bands of rain and downpours. be careful on the roadways. we take you hour by hour. you will see that the aerial coverage is getting less but there still are these embedded downpours. they start to lift more to the north but a few hug the coastline. then the action is to the north and then the action will be coming to an end. there will still be low clouds early tomorrow. maybe a touch of miss here or there but no heavy rain will around. clouds should break partially tomorrow afternoon. it looks like a fairly mild day. then it looks like a brighter day coming up on thursday. pretty poor visibility with the rain and wind at 20 miles per hour out of the north-northeast. that's why there is a coastal flood advisory for the next high tide. between 10:00 and 2:00 a.m., by then the winds will be lighter but they pick up now, so that top of the high

the constituency in amherst wants that. you have a question about whether they are going to try to put some restraints on home is ed:>> the commission has three months to take action on those applications. if there is any money the state will collect mother that is another thing, will the legislature try to increase the a question that has been on the ballot. why haven't all these things been figured out up until now? >> no one wants to do anything because they have their fingers crossed they will not have to do it. they do not want to do anything unless they absolutely have to. ed: nine states will decide and five others including massachusetts, california, and maine will decide. on this part of the country. a lot of people will be looking to us for leadership in this passes. ed: we are looking to harvey now for the weather. harvey: this is an election day that make go in the record books for something odd. we started out in the 20's, high temperature in the 70's, a 42 degree jump. during the afternoon, just incredible. bo

the cause of a fire that broke out in an apartment on amherst street is being investigated. fire crews say the entire apartmenil when firefighters arrived, they found heavy fire and smoke coming from the front of the building. the fire was contained to a first-floor bedroom. >> due to the construction of the begich -- of the building, the fire was contained in that one apartment. no personal injury. shelley: a man and a five-year-old child were brought to the hospital for smoke in a. 1986 chevrolet corvette appears to be a total loss. after catching fire in the high school parking lot. fire crews were called to school before 1:00 p.m. after the driver heard a bang in the car and saw smoke. officials say the cause of the fire was an electrical problem. fire was an electrical problem. commitment 2016 -- work commitment 2016 -- work keeps going for president-elect donald trump. the republican had back-to-back high-powered meetings today from trump tower. maggie rulli is in washington with more. maggie: as president-elect donald trump appears for his new role in the white house,

is heated,t roosevelt leftwich, fox 8 news, for the last six years, the veteran day celebration in amherst. they haven't mural commemorating vietnamm, world war ii and kore war and will have another one t emember those who served in afghanistan, desert storm, rock just a inspiring time to be invited. today it was originally called armistice day end of world war i fox 8 celebrating by remembering thos whoo served proudly. may recognize dick goddard, he is the father of dave nethers, spent part of world wa ii as a reservoir, it was taken entries liberation fromvo prison camp in germany and his return .o the united stateses this is 94-year-old colonel myers served in world war ii's services great-grandson's. if you have a photo of your bedroom, go to our website fox 8.com. >> especial veterans day surprised for a decorated marin whose family. there were given $5,000 for groceries also had ptsd. he was recently notified that his disability benefits are being cut byth d the va, that's his wife are so grateful for today's gifty . we're in a battle with the va about losing some ratingg and even t

cedar grove-belgium played for the division 5 championship against amherst last night. cedar grove- belgium quarterback josh weiss with 383 yards and 5 e record touchdowns...but somehow, that game winning field goal with 9 seconds left to win 38-35 38-3the rockets finish at 12-and-2 and state runner-up. cbs 58's scott grodsky has more on today's games. 3 3 scott: good morning out there. it's an exciting time here in madison for southeastern wisconsin. the area has a chance to add three new state champions to the ranks right here in camp randall stadium. catholic memorl has revenge on their minds. the crusaders face notre dame at 10am in the division 3 title game. that's a rematch of last year's state championship, one that they lost 19-17. in division 2, brookfield east is in the championship game for the first time in school history. first year coach ben farley leads the spartans into action at 1pm. and in the state's largest division, division 1, franklin looking for their first state title in a decade. they've won 12 straight games after losing their season opener. i