among them, boston mayor marty walsh. boston mayor marty walsh in new hampshire on election day. and rallying volunteers at the hillary clinton headquarters in manchester. >> oh, it's incredible. people from all over the place here. we have rhode island, massachusetts. we have new hampshire. a lot of energy here. you can feel it. you know, you can tell that a >> reporter: phone calls are being made, encouraging those in the granite state to get out and vote for clinton and also senate candidate maggie hassan. this weekend alone, 183,000 calls were made on their behalf. >> this has been the largest get out the vote push in new hampshire history. we have talked to thousand and thousands of voters throughout the state over the last couple of days. in addition, volunteers have been knocking on doors. polling place. the election day effort down to the wire and leaving nothing to chance. >> i feel good. you know, i think it is going to be a close race. at the end of the day, she is going to pull it out. she has an incredible ground game up here. >> reporter: this weekend, volunteers sa

. >>> it's no secret that president-elect and marty walsh look at that. massive swells pushed wave heights to more than 30 feet, very dangerous for those brave enough to get out there. >> you ever surf? >> never. >> you? >> no. but in north hawaii, that's the spot. and sometimes at north beach -- >> people were in the water a couple of weeks ago. they love it. >> yeah. do, it's a little dangerous. if you ever go to the north shore, they tell you are going to die if you go in the water. don't go in there. very welcoming. [laughter] today's weather, talking about mild temperatures and the waves, a little active with the nor'easter. and it's 61 in boston, above- average temperatures for this time of season. d especially north and west with the cold front that will bring in chillier air. high pressure will build in tomorrow and mean a crisp and bright, nice fall day with a couple of rain showers, sprinkles across southern new hampshire into the meramec valley. but we are not expecting any significant rain. the rainfall which we would like to see. as you look

they are not going to turn you in to the feds. >> reporter: and mayor marty walsh is saying in a statement we are a welcoming city for all. these are boston values and no policy will change that. >> it's no secret that these places to go where they'll be least likely to be caught. >> reporter: opposes sanctuary cities saying politicians are looking for votes. >> any elected official would suggest there should be a certain class of people that do not have to abide by our laws. >> and that's the debate. liam martin, wbz alert. weather is coming our way that could be disruptful. >> we want to get over to chief meteorologist eric fisher. >> that's the main story for tomorrow. we had that high water in october. and that was a time a couple inches shorter than this one. and it was a quiet weather day. and there'll be pockets of minor to moderate coastal flooding. inland flooding is not expected tomorrow. and a fast moving system. and this is the one we're watching. clouds starting to move in. and they'll run into dry air. a lot of it won't reach the ground. we're not expecting any rain until we

the governor and the mayor, mayor marty walsh will join us us the blue man group and the -- lisa and i will host the celebration. join us tu november 19th, right here on channel 4. it all begins at 8:00. >>> and looks like a pretty nice night. the forecast holds out fingers crossed. >>> are you getting into the holiday spirit by spending too much? >> your holiday shopping and how it compares to others in other cities. >>> a major honor for a massachusetts marine credited with helping to break barriers decades ago. for patriots day. and how a movie recreates the manhunt for the boston marathon >>> on the bz feed tonight we're already talking about holiday shopping. >> and just how much we'll be spending. boston is going to spend about $590 on gifts this season. sounds like a lot but that's considerably less than the national average of $935. the massachusetts city spending the most -- newton. more than $1600 and people in newton rank among the country's biggest spenders. they are going to give the economy a shot in the arm. >> santa does the toys. and my wife doesn't want much. >>> a

boston's mayor marty walsh's comments about how donald trump's win could cost the city. >> there will be showers moving through over the course of the >> donald trump addressing supporters in new york after hillary clinton called him to concede the presidential election. clinton herself has not spoken yet to her supporters after what was a very tight race that was won in key battleground states for donald trump. we're keeping you posted on all the new developments a who supported hillary clinton, there are concerns that a trump presidency will bring fallout. boston mayor marty walsh told ed harding and janet wu on on the record he worries the city could be out big money. >> not just that he won't give it to boston. i think he would want a white house that wouldn't work the same way we're seeing positive things happening. on how much money could be in jeopardy? >> hundreds of millions of dollars. >> walsh was on the campaign trail as recently as yesterday. >> the website went down as a trump presidency became more ? ? one day a rider made a decision. he decided to save money by switchi

nichole: boston mayor marty walsh looking to heal scars in boston as he takes steps to address racism. he says it's time for the city to start talking about it. as newscenter 5's david bienick reports, he's kicking off a year-long series of town hall discussions. david: inside the cutler majestic theater, the talk on stage with often personal. >> i learned to be afraid to be back. david: the reaction from the audience was often emotional. >> people that look like me did not have the courage or the will. david: several hundred people from boston and surrounding towns turned out for mayor marty walsh first town hall on race. racism. [applause] david: the mayor drew applause for that acknowledgement. still, not everyone was satisfied. >> one of the things going forward would be a change in your rhetoric, instead of no hostility. i want to hear your emotions. david: boston's history with bussing, police relations and equality of opportunity all came up as problems. afterwards, people said they plan to hold the mayor and other city officials accountable for solutions. >> are equal. >> i th

and boston mayor marty walsh serving up turkey for people in need. >> announcer: 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >> adam: first at 5:00, we have a live look outside. it's a cloudy and cold downtown boston. you won't know it because it's dark but comfortable out there. some showers are moving through the area tonight. >> anchor: depending where you are, you could see some closer look for you, happy thanksgiving. >> reporter: happy thanksgiving, we do have this system. we're tracking it yesterday over the great lakes. it looks a lot less intimidating at this point opinion i mentioned last night it's going to weaken as it tracked closer to our area. it has done so. snow staying in the berkshires higher terrain possibly some snow flakes or flurries mixing in into the higher terrain of southern new hampshire. look at the rest of us. just talking about light showersor drizzle, patchy fog as we head into the overnight. you can see that line of light rain showers that just moved through the boston area. tracking to the east-northeast. now there is an area of yellow and even orange that you see indi

erika: marty walsh hoping to launch the toys for tots drive today. the 69th year the marine corps reserve has let the program. they can -- they collected new toys and give them to less fortunate children. boston city hall where donations can be dropped off. emily: bring your toys in. cindy: at least we have the sunshine the next couple of days. a little bit of light snow or mix early thursday. not a lot but if you're traveling a heads up on that. at fallon health we realize that no matter where you are in life you can always be moving forward. moving forward with compassion. moving forward with care when you need it. moving forward with laughter and a healthy heart. moving forward with family. why move forward alone when we can move forward together. >> what's even more exciting than getting a chance to win $1 million on "millionaire"? not finding out you're going to get that chance until 30 seconds before the show. and that's exactly what's happening to some lucky people right now. from bally's las vegas, it's "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheer

. >> anchor: marty walsh was out encouraging voters today. go to 7's jennifer eagan with clinton's campaign locally. gen. >> reporter: adam, many time in new hampshire today campaigning for hillary clinton there. hoping to celebrate a clinton win later tonight. we spoke with senator elizabeth warren who had closing words for donald trump today. massachusetts democrats rallying support in new hampshire today. >> hello new hampshire. >> reporter: they felt their time this election day was best spent in this battle ground state. >> this election may turn out to happen in i want to be here to help out in any way i can. >> reporter: senator warren thanked volunteers. >> portsmouth people were opening doors we weren't knocking on and saying go hillary go maggie. >> reporter: marty walsh greeted voters outside a new hampshire polling location. >> asking to consider hillary and maggie. >> reporter: maggie haasen who kelly aiot could tilt the control to democrats. senator warren known for her outspoken criticism of donald trump had these words for the

this is boston mayor marty walsh. the democrat has invested a lot two of the 4 state wide ballot questions this november. he has been campaigning vigorously for hillary clinton. thank you for joining us. janet: we will start at the top of the to get paid you have been campaigning in pennsylvania. you are just in new hampshire yesterday. of course, you're campaigning for hillary clinton. what did you see, first of all, that gives you hope she will close those two states definitely needs. secondly, what gives you pause trump could take them? that janet: first of all, you cannot take anything for granted here in regards to what the polls say. that is something that even if the polls have you up or down, that is something you have to look at. we do not know what the ballot says. he have to campaign. here in new hampshire, i have the better feeling up there for hillary clinton as i went door-to-door, knocking and talking to people. serious. people making decisions about what is going on. the undecided factor is less they a

. >>> mayor marty walsh -- wbz news. >>> mayor marty walsh is hoping this is going to encourage food trucks to put out a top-quality product. >>> a local dog is taking the web by storm.'s owner says the -- the owner sa was crying because trick-or- treaters were too afraid to pet him. there were thousands of tweets with people offering to come to massachusetts to give the dog a hug. the devil horns were not helping. >> he's really cute. now he gets loved be on halloween. >>> there's a lot of love today for the forecast. >> today was awesome. does give us another one tomorrow. >> i do accept treats. a beautiful day today, no question, still really mild outside, 55 degrees in the city right now, cool air is starting to slide down in northern new england and is going to entrench itself north of the pike and across new hampshire, vermont and maine tonight. in the meantime we saw a lot of warm air across the country. 70 degrees at 11:00 here in early november. we are also watching clouds and showers moving our way, watching the batch of heavy rain which may be on its way innings. we will s

meantime, boston mayor marty walsh showing his support for hillary clinton. let's go to 7's alex diprato live in new hampshire where walsh will be. and. >> alex: mayor marty walsh is expected here at 7:00, so any time now, christa. he's a surrogate for hillary clinton. he will greet voters as well as volunteers here at the school and help them garner support as people head to the polls. with a whirlwind campaign winding down, hillary clinton did her part to energize supporters in the final day before the election. states, including michigan, and two stops in pennsylvania. speaking to supporters outside of philadelphia's independence hall. >> although my name and my opponent's name may be on the ballot, every issue you care about is on that ballot. >> alex: earlier in pittsburgh while urging people to vote, she also discussed what needs to be done after election day following a divisive campaign. >> we have the heal this together, listen and respect each other. >> alex: hillary clinton plans to vote in chappaqua, new york, her home area today. she then holds a

mayor marty walsh, mayor boston. back to my colleagues for more wbz news. >>> thank you so much. barry burbank is here, telling us that we have got to get ready. what are we -- a breaking out the you must? is it th need a tomorrow morning. it is going to feel like 20 degrees when you go outside it will feel like that -- the teens in central massachusetts. things are really changing. >> reality is kicking in. >> in the week that went by, the week that was -- a look at all of those red squares and really nice weather, even yesterday and some of the suburbs, 60, 64 degrees and along the coast it was cooler. that is november and things are going to change. we will have a lot of please squares in the week ahead and the mean temperature will be going down from its present high near 3 degrees above it is 38 now in foxboro, gillette stadium, no big down there today but we of the camera and we can monitor what is going on at fox bury, and overcast situation, about 4/100 of an inch of rain and not too much wind but there will be a lot ever most of the region as we get deeper to the day. so

. >> reporter: more than a thousand people of all races attending the event hosted by mayor marty walsh, at the cutler majestic theatre. >> this is the right conversation at the right time to have at the right city of america. that's what this is about. >> reporter: promising next year conversations about racism will go into every neighborhood in boston. >> these from roxbury to west roxbury to brighton to mattapan and every neighborhood in between. that's what we need to do. >> reporter: people took part in an open mic session with q and a with the mayor. among those addressing the crowd, several students, who say breaking down stereo types is just the first step. >> so i ask all of us to take a step back and open our minds. we must understand we come from >> reporter: yesterday was the first in a yearlong discussion. >> it's not like building a building you can see the foundation and steel going off and the completion of it. i think by having the dialogues one of the measurements is how many people come out for the dialogues in the different juries of the city. >> heather: mayor marty

we took their concerns to the governor and mayor marty walsh. >> the reporter: mayor marty walsh and governor taker, along outraged that they've been left in the dark. >> route raged parents -- outraged parents calling for action after they say the renaissance charter school was slow to notify them of allegations of sex assault between two students on a boston public school bus. the incident surfaced this weekend, but was reported on november 3rd. the graphic post read in part, i have a close friend whose son has been getting molested about ten times, mainly by another the situation is that serious, that all of the parents should be informed of what's going on. otherwise, it just seems like they're trying to cover it up. >> yeah, the district wasn't notified. >> the reporter: boston public schools say they didn't find out about allegations until they were alerted to the facebook post. >> if something were to happen in a boston public school or a horace man charter school, we in this case, it didn't happen, so yeah it does bother me. >> the reporter: fox 25 has reported the renaissanc

trump says she will travel to washington as >> julie: mayor marty walsh and maura healey will attend big names at statehouse today. more than 30 groups expected to join them as part of anti-hate demonstration. catherine parrotta live outside the statehouse where rally set to begin at 11:00 a.m. catherine? >> rally expected to last about an hour. see right now still pretty quiet here because as we mentioned two hours away from the start of the rally. message of that rally is hate won't be tolerated here in massachusetts. more than 30 groups participate in today's rally along with boston mayor marty walsh and attorney general maura healey. the goal is to send message regardless who you voted for hate won't be tolerated and rally becomes amid is it surge here and massachusetts and across the country and reported one incident in natick where rent reported receiving racist letters and all comes on the heels of recent election as trump administration has come under fire amid is it concerns won't be ininclude yousive and weekend. that reaction came as vice president elect was audience of ha

ben: mayor marty walsh spent the day visiting the city's shelters, and carving turkey for people in need. the mayor says b homelessness, and told other volunteers their work offers hope to the homeless. a tradition that's more than a century old is taking on added meaning this year. jc: the towns of marlborough and hudson used their annual thanksgiving day football game to support the family of trooper thomas clardy still coping with his death. ben: newscenter 5's david bienick has this show of community gratitude. reporter: applause surrounded the family as the six children and their mother walked onto the annual thanksgiving day game between marlborough and hudson. >> despite her husband tom's job as a state trooper, he was always at home on this one day. >> he always made it a point to be off of work. >> he pulled over a car when another car came up from behind and slammed into his cruiser. it is still something that i am struggling with. reporter: they came up with the idea of turning the big game into a gathering. >> he met with both teams to >> i thought it was a sign he was lookin

boston mayor marty walsh helping kick off the holiday season. he's celebrating a special roster of performing arts des that will available through the end of the year. show's including the boston ballet's nutcracker, and ston hhes' the black nativi. special dinner offers at boston restaurants are also part of the package. wcvb is a proud media sponsor of this 13-year tradition. there he is. i was waiting. did a great job. from things giving to the holidays. that's all for us on newscenter 5 at 4:00. jc: inside edition is next. and we're back at 5:00 with newscenter 5 at 5:00. >>> kanye west, mental collapse. >> what is your emergency? >> was he handcuffed to a melania trump imitation. ivanka trump's photo shoot. >> the guy that didn't know trump won until today. >> 3, 2, 1. >> then, the new line of defense. >> how garbage trucks are being used to protect americans from actsof terror. >> and, blinded by the light. >> we appear to have an issue with laser pointers from someone in t stands. >> a quarterback laser attack on >> medical mystery solved

the boston mayor marty walsh spoke today about the importance of boston leading the way when it comes to taking care of our nation's armed forces. >> i don't think there is a better way of celebrating veteran's day by opening this new home here for veterans and their family. and south boston is one of those communities that has >> nancy: coming up, a driver clips a car in stoneham and then takes off. >> sarah: sad news for the music world. a man known for the very popular song "hallelujah" passing away: dozens honoring his memory now. >> reporter: your veteran's day forecast is about to get pretty windy. more details right after the >> reporter: welcome back. mother nature is celebrating veteran's day with some windy conditions here. windy throughout the day today. even until this evening. the good news is it is still sunny. we are going to keep things dry and quite beautiful. especially niles for this time of year. even into the weekend. chilly conditions do return for tomorrow. going to trend cooler than what we have seen for quite some time. we are back to highs in the mid to upper

. >>> boston mayor marty walsh said that the win for trump surprised him but he said it's over and time to look ahead. >> hope for progression of the country moving forward, and it's our job in the city of place of hope and prosperity and we will continue to move that agenda forward. >> and no secret that mayor walsh and donald trump are not friends. jon, will this be a problem in any way? >> it could be. >> really? >> absolutely. david, you recall in august of last year, walsh criticized trump for his disparaging remarks about mexican- immigrants and he was called clown in response and walsh called on trump for the ice bucket challenge, something trump did not appreciate. it wouldn't surprise me if there was an icy chill on the relationship but keep in mind that trump is a new yorker with a long history of involvement in urban affairs and might be recept to interact with mayors like walsh especially after his campaign problems about improving living conditions for interact over the issues of homeland security at some point. >> so there is some interaction between the city mayor and the

mayor marty walsh has been spending the holiday visiting homeless shelters. you see him here carving turkeys alongside senate president sta commissioner bill evans. the mayor says homelessness continues to be a big problem in the city. the pine street inn estimates that at least a third of its guests work every day but the vacancy rate and the high cost of living is forcing more working people into homelessness. >> the homeless population, we have made good progress but how many of them know we appreciate reporter: u.s. troops celebrating their nato partners today. troops have a big dinner. it included turkey and the side dishes. troops say they are thankful to get to celebrate with each other. ben: police investigating an early morning shooting. according to our media investigators found a showcasing at the scene and they're looking at it any bullets are in buildings nearby. brendan threatened a man with a handgun last night and tried to get rid of his gun. he admitted to throwing his gun out of the truck window. it was found in cushman park. his gun license

mayor marty walsh from boston cardinal shawn o'mally all people came out were vocal can about this issue saying hey, we don't want this, especially with the edible but the people are speaking right now. hopefully in the next hour we'll have enough precincts in to determine if this thing is really a go. back to you. simply tying your candidates together. the people in new hampshire as you guys know are very particular folks. they like their politics the way they like their politics. they have coming up from knocks on their doors and tell them how they're going to do things i think that's really the point here that elizabeth warren goes up from massachusetts and to new hampshire and tells them you should vote for her because she's like me and her and i are going to be buddies in the senate. and i think that will be new hampshire who do like their politics. >>> the app has made it official that the ballot question number 1 to spam slot machine game has failed. handling this because it seems like we're constantly in a race. i used to know a politician will 10 years ago that used to say not h

. >> anchor: mayor marty walsh kicking off a special event for the holidays. >> tonight they're mean and intimidating even threaten you with jail. >> i was scared to death. >> but those phone calls are irs. you're not the irs. energy costs go up and down. at eversource, we don't like it any more than you do. it doesn't mean more money for us. of the energy we buy for you is changing. but we're working to increase the supply of clean, affordable energy across the region because more energy means lower energy costs for you and the communities we serve. and as the number-one provider of energy-efficiency programs in the nation, we're committed to helping you manage the energy you use. >> anchor: so it's a star studded pizza party. lucky fans grabbing a bite with tom brady, ben a fleck, and matt damon. the result of a special contest. >> anchor: and the winners got a real slice of fun.al room to tell us more. >> reporter: the brothers and sister were flown to boston. the contest for this charity was won on o maze.com. it's a dinner they'll never forget. this brother and sister from misso

. >> sara: mayor marty walsh and attorney general maura healey will be among the big names attending huge rally at statehouse today. more than 30 groups are expected to join them as part of an anti-hate demonstration. fox25 catherine parrotta live outside the statehouse where the rally is set to begin, catherine, at 11:00 a.m. >> catherine: you can see everything behind me quiet right now and few hours away from the start of the rally which as you mentioned some elected officials are expected to attend and all of this is to send the message that hate will not be tolerated in massachusetts. more than 30 groups planning to participate in today's rally along with boston mayor marty walsh and attorney general maura heal and he goal is to send a message that regardless who you voted for hate won't be tolerated. and hate here and across the country. last week we reported one incident in natick where a resident reported receiving racist letters and all comes to the heels of the resents administration and come under fire amid is it concerns it won't be ininclude yousive and evidence this pas

walsh who said he was notified by the police about this. the matter has been turned over to the district attorney's office. he called this a sad situation. in hyde park byron barnett 7 news. >> anchor: big news for patriots nation. a key member of the team's defense suspended for 4 games. allen branch violated the league's drug policy. joe amorosino with the details. >> reporter: the patriots have a big hole to fill in the middle of the defensive line from a size stand point. 6'6", 350 pounds. espn's shester reporting branch's 4 game ban is for a positive marijuana test. his punishment. it's a blow to a defense middle of the pack this season. 17th in the nfl. allowing 103.1 yards per game. excuse me. branch in the 4th team in 10 seasons here was suspended a week by the patriots during training camp for unspecified reasons. the patriots traded away jamie collins. a healthy scratch against the games is enough to really disrupt this defense. joe amorosino 7 news. >> anchor: 7 news turns to your forecast. parts of new england getting a bitter b

. >> local politicians like boston mayor marty walsh. >> leaders speaking out to show unity against bias. >> here's what's nonnegotiable. everyone in this country deserves dignity. everyone in this country deserves respect. >> the attorney general set up a harassment hot line where residents the report threats, harassment, violence. so far, more than 400 calls. >>eg important to stand up against hate. >> take a look at your screen. you'll see the attorney general's hot line. you can call and reporany incidents of violenc >> hitting the road f thving? well, you're sure tve plenty of company. newscenter 5'odd kazakiewich avel. >> tra is moving smoothly at this hour. the peak time is tomorrow. exper experts say if you leave early in the morning or in the eveng, you should avoid affic. thereuld fewer so-called choke points tha bore. >> put phone away. please always wearour seat >> iortant safet reminders on theve of the busiest d >> tuesday afternoon fro i want to say nontil 5:00,hat's when your crutch time is. lee in thening if you or leave late. >> officials hope holida travel down around

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walsh actively campaigned to hillary clinton. let's go to jonathan hall tonight who's live at the state house reacting to the victory. john. >> well, politicians are saying possible for fauxes to come together and govern. the question is, can that a after this particular campaign? >> as donald trump picked up steam during the primaries, governor baker became an early and vocal critic of his fellow republican. >> i don't believe that donald trump has either the temperament or the experience to be president. >> reporter: now the state's chief executive has to face facts, it will be president trump in the white house in january, baker says he'll work with trump despite some hard oh, of course i'm hopeful. >> when the election is over, i thought both donald trump's last night and secretary clinton's comments this morning reflected a desire on the part of the two major players in this whole conversation to speak to and to reach out for a unified process going forward, and i'm -- of course i'm optimistic. >> congressman kennedy who's a

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. >> boston mayor marty walsh said today, time to move forward. >> the hard part is who hasn't had a back and forth with donald trump. and i think, you know, in political life, you back and forth. >> today, elizabeth warren also pledged to work with trump saying it's my sincere hope he will fulfill the role with respect and concern for everyone in the country no believe or come from and who they love. >> jon keller is here now, and you think governor baker will have trouble working with donald trump? >> well, let's put it this way. they are not letting perceived slights roll off his back, and the first rift with trump came when he criticized him for the proposed ban on muslim immigration. that's bad. but today when reporters caught up with the governor, his roses. >> the election's over. i saw both donald trump's comments last night and secretary clinton's comments and the two major players in the whole conversation, they speak and reach out for a unified process going forward. >> pardon my skepticism but i hopefully, i'm wrong if you baker wants to mend fences, he is close friends w

. >> they have boston pride to native game here 15 years ago and credit his big break to mayor marty walsh. >> one of the first things he did in office was to have a gift for opposing politicians and dig -- dignitaries. i just entered a picture of like the mass pike and landmarks and that pretty much sums it up. >> reporter: just like his participating beat out dozens of others and the communities kept coming. murals next to fenway bark and more than 100 art shows and galleries from province town to cam bridge. >> and it opened tons of doors, perhaps this. >> reporter: his impressive finishes is a modern day cathedral, finished with one brush and plenty of yellow and green to represent the bruins and the celtics. >> people always ask me, what is it like to be a boston artist or someone working in boston and i feel like it's the same for me, for you, anybody. apart from working extra hard and by doing something, you know, that's truly your own. it's so small to make your way here. it's not like new york with endless possibilities. it's a tiny nucleus. it's a grind, for sure. but i lov

. >> marty walsh says it may be time to get monitors on all school buses. this after allegation allegations of a sexual assault between students on a bus. parents are outraged after they say the renaissance charter school was slow to notify them of repeated incidents involving a 6-year-old boy. budget cuts just 37% of all boston public school bus trips have an adult monitor and that's for students with special needs. >> do you think it's time to re-examine that? we'll certainly look at that. i think the issue at the renaissance goes a lot deeper and i think there's a lot of other issues there and it's a sad situation. >> fox 25 reported the renaissance school also failed to notify the education secretary within 48 hours which is >> reporter: police are looking for an around man who robbed the west water bank. they're looking for joe morris and say he might be driving a 2005 jetta with a missing gas cap. >> next at 10:00, why a woman hasn't had heat in her home for weeks. >> the cold air is in place and tracking this storm moving into >>> it's may not offici

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marty walsh carving time out to meet with people and serve hot to the community. >> reporter: giving thanks with the community at pine street in n and saint francis house on thursday. >> it's difficult. we've made progress in the last couple of years. coming by and let people know we appreciate them. >> reporter: starting the day at saint francis house. carving a turkey along side girlfriend laurie higgins. >> give us inspiration by him being here and his presence lift up our spirits. we don't feel left behind. it's a big thing. >> reporter: joined by police commissioner bill evans to pine street inn. 200 volunteers helped serve meals to the homeless. 2000 dinners are served at the pine street inn. 2000 pounds of turkey and for some this is the first thanksgiving they've spent in a home in many years. >> the character is seen in how we take care of those who need extra help. this san expensive place to live. for many who used to be in better situations it has become too hard. >> reporter: the day about more than turkey and the sights. more about an opportunity to >> anchor: a trooper

and opponents like mayor marty walsh -- and charters schools underserve students with the highest needs. a recent poll put the yes vote and the no vote at a virtual tie. and the most recent vote showed points. >>> right off the bat -- we missed about the polling hours. most of the polls close at 7:00 and many stay open to 7:30 or 8:00. check with your local clerk. don't miss the opportunity to vote after hours here. >> the importance of this vote on what happens going forward? >> it could have a huge impact. it could shape the climate for question two allows more charter schools. this is a test of teacher union political clout. it's exposed rifts. and the state party formally opposing. and big named democrats supporting it. a win for a yes vote to expand charter schools would boost governor baker's standing. and a win for the no marijuana legalization is also a big one. key medical, political, and religious leaders have opposed it. but what seems like a rising tied of support is here and in oh states. we always wondered if the baby boomers would scrap marijuana laws. we may get our answ

the boston mayor marty walsh and attorney general maura healey are there. last week, maura healey set up a harassment hot line that has received more than 300 calls. >> christa: a wild chase ending with a crash. police are still on the lookout for two people who took off running from the scene. john cuoco with more. then i heard more. a big bang. then the house shook. >> reporter: sudden shock on sunday. this s.u.v. plowed through a two-story home in northborough. >> it hit the house. it cleared out all the shrubs. >> reporter: state police say right before the crash, troopers were pursuing the s.u.v. from route 495 on to route 290 with speeds between 80-110 miles per hour. before they decided to back off. >> it is a living room right there. my grandma is sitting flight her chair. a brick went through th it was pretty close her chair. twrort suspects jumped out and ran off. >> i heard people arguing. i was more worried about the car in the front of the yard. >> police continue to search for the suspects. as for the home, the extent of the damage is so bad,

. >> we know mayor marty walsh was against this as well, you can seeth pretty overwhelming at this point. 37% reporting but that would be tough to turn around i would think at this point. >> i would think so. it depends on where the numbers are coming from as they always do but this is an overwhelming number and i think it will be tough. >> crystal haynes is following >> the campaign says they will be issuing a statement very shortly. before they didn't want to comment on these early results because they were hoping that the measure would pass. the crowd really has filled in j.j. pier in the south end. i've been talking with parents and lawmakers on each side of this issue. we all know that major issue. and those oppose lifting the cap also know that charter schools don't -- but the parents i spoke to here in the south end say that they think having more charters would create a pool of a choice that would just benefit all kids all of our young people are a part of the future of the state of massachusetts. >> i can speak for myself when i say that my daughter is within of the students bei

npi's leader is known for promoting white supremacist boston mayor marty walsh looking to heal scars in boston as he takes steps to address racism. he says it's time for the city to start talking about it. as newscenter 5's david bienick reports, he's kicking off a year-long series of town hall discussions. doug: inside the theater, the talk from on-stage was often personal. >> from an early age, i learned to be afraid to be black. david: the reaction from the audience was at times emotional. >> people that look like me david: several hundred people from boston and surrounding towns turned out for mayor marty walsh's first town hall on race. >> boston has an issue with racism. [applause] >> thank you. david: the mayor drew applause for that acknowledgement. still, not everyone was satisfied. >> one of the things i'd like to hear going forward is perhaps a change in your rhetoric. instead of saying, like, no hostility but actually like i really want to hear your emotions as clear or as raw as they are. david: boston's history with busing, police relations and equality opportunity came

plenty of popular faces taking the stage including foxboro native joe joe and mayor marty walsh on hand. of course, a special appearance by santa. j.c.: mikhail obama getting the action for the last time. for the last few years. condition see nephews there by her side and you cannot leave out the girls. ben: nowhere to be found. all right. unusual but heartwarming 11 call. ben: and for a little boy, it ended with a picture in a police cruiser! the unusual request he had for his local police officers. they were touched they were honored they p and give a tag. >> they had got in out. all of you others out, no 911 for that. >> yeah. >> flashing. he is hitting. >> woe. >> so close. >> this is where it is big. ruins' highlights and a whole perfect on the road at 9-and win this one 109-103. big day at the garden in charge of taking apart like undoing a jigsaw puzzle to make way another ice. it is time to trop the puck for the bruins. not the start they wanted. sam bennett guess around the net. his sixth of the season. 1-0. then, you ones haven't been able to buy and shoppers. he grabs the bar

walsh. he said he was notified by the police of all of this and that to the district attorney's office as well. the mayor called this a very sad situation. that's the latest live here in hyde park. >> i seen this big white thing coming towards me and i said what the -- well, yeah. and he hit me. >> the woman who was knocked to the ground by a hit-and-run driver talks to seven news about that very scary moment. today the driver who hit her was admitting that he was behind the wheel. dan is live from chelsea with the interview you'll only see here. dan? does well, certainly that video itself was dramatic. video of the accident that happened at this intersection but now, you can hear a description of the woman who went through it and talks about the moment of impact. >> looked like it was right on top of me. and he just kept going. >> 72-year-old carol donely talking to just one station describing the harrowing moment she was hit by aan the accident caught on tape. >> i said, he's not stopping

walsh will flip the switch this saturday night november 19th right here on wbz and it starts at 8:00. >>> we want to get a check of the weather now, weather alert danielle with this crazy flooding going on how is the weather going with flying and of rain will continue to move in that may cause delays the worse of the flooding is over, in the next couple of hours we'll see pockets of minor flooding at the coastline these are the high tide times notice we'll pass them andty clip when you see the high tide times come up two hours either side of the cycle that's when we're watching for the flooding that also extends to the south shore nantuckeme tide a few minutes ago it was earlier along the south coast where we saw little if any flooding the typical spots you know who you are if you live at the coastline where you see pockets of flooding i saw a picture of jerusalem road in cohacid. weather alert in terms of rainfall it is light for the most part there are heavier light rain, stretching towards the mass turnpike north of town light rain from med ford stretching back to north redding a

. >>> self driving cars could be on boston roads by the end of mayor marty walsh is announcing a new partnership with cambridge-based new economy to test self driving vehicles in seaports. utahn ami can begin testing the self driving cars on public roads. against that approval. >>> apples dealing with battery issue. the company says it will replace battery in some of its iphone 6s models. the defect only affects a small number of phones rainy factor between september and october. season like no other>> the incredible local team going undefeated with no points ever a big congrats going out to the fifth grade football team and will -- in wellesley. they won the state championship yesterday. they were undefeated and no one scored a point against them the entire season they outscored their opponents 380-0. >> some of the biggest names in music were out for the american music awards.>> former snl it. it was a big night for drake who broke a record previously held by michael jackson. the artist of the year went to areata grandes who also performed one of her hit songs with mick -- nicki ma

boston mayor marty walsh looking to heal scars in boston as he takes steps to address racism. he says it's time for the city to start talking about it. reports, he's kicking off a year-long series of town hall discussions. david: inside the theater, the talk from on-stage was often personal. >> from an early age, i learned to be afraid to be black. david: the reaction from the audience was at times emotional. >> people that look like me didn't have the courage or the will. david: several hundred people from boston and surrounding towns turned out for mayor marty walsh's first town hall on race. >> thank you. david: the mayor drew applause for that acknowledgement. still, not everyone was satisfied. >> one of the things i'd like to hear going forward is perhaps a change in your rhetoric. instead of saying, like, no hostility but actually like i really want to hear your emotions as clear or as raw as they are. david: boston's history with busing, police relations and equality opportunity came up as problems. afterwards, people said they planned to hold the mayor and other city o

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boston mayor marty walsh doubling down and taking that message abrood, telling the irish times, boston is a city of inclusion, welcoming diversity. we are a global city and we are going to stay that way. we're not going to stop being the city that respects immigrants, both documented and undocumented. boston now technically a sanctuary city, offers similar protections to immigrants. what about the federal funding >> you know, i don't know if the federal government can actually cut funding back. the money is appropriated by congress. >> the reporter: we did ask the city of boston how much funding could be in jeopardy here. we're still waiting on that figure. speaking with cambridge, they say they're not ruling out the possibility of a slight tax increase, if this becomes a reality next year. live in boston, kerry kavanaugh, fox 25 news. >> mark: horrific deadly crash over the weekend and tonight, there are new developments. >> vanessa: its entire thing was -- the entire thing was caught on surveillan now police have someone in custody. >> the reporter: the victim of this disturbing hit-

mayor marty walsh and boston police commissioner bill evans taking part in the turkey carving. president obama giving his thanksgiving address this morning. the president saying our best days will always be ahead. >> i love as we continue to welcome the contributions of all people. as long as we stand up for each other. speak up not just wanted easy, but when it's hard, then no one can ever take away our liberty. emily: the president went on decided it's important to reflect on what binds us as americans. emily: president-elect donald trump bus cabinet is taking form. erika: lana zak has announcements plus his thanksgiving day message. lana: abc news has learned president-elect trump is head the commerce department. ross was the owner of west virginia must sake of cold mind in 2006 when a dozen miners were killed. regulator cited safety violations. yesterday mr. trump named two went into his cabinet. south carolina governor nikki haley, a former marco rubio supporter named ambassador to the u.s. -- to the u.n. >> able to go beyond district loyalists because that seems to be the

walsh. >> we have disparities in race we're here to break the tension. you can feel it in this room today. report to my people young and old took part in a dialogue with an open mic. the conversation centered around a schism in boston on how people need to speak and work together in order to move forward. on the top of the agenda was the quality and safety for all citizens, no matter what their skin color is. >> some tried to tell me things such as my dad said lack people over the house because the steel. >> at a time when there's so much unrest around the country, now is the time to speak about it. >> we want to talk to each other in a spirit of openness. this is an about judging one another. this is about learning from one another. >> the purpose of the event was not necessarily to find solutions but open up a conversation to see where the city of boston stansbury comes to race. >> is already a dialogue about race going on in boston. >> >> in boston on paul burton wbz news. >>> tom brady will be without at least one of his top offensive targets tomorro

. >> today boston mayor marty walsh is unveiling the working plan for the city's future. the city releasing a promotional video about imagin input of more than 12,000 people. it addresses the challenges where the city needs to focus, like climate change and opportunities to grow the economy. >> your economy now. a snapshot of the massachusetts economy is set for release today. plans to put out the unemployment numbers for october and revision for september. unemployment is at its lowest level in 15 years. september, down from 3.9% in august. check of the markets now. asian shares mixed overnight following a seven-day rally on wall street. u.s. stock futures are higher. investors are watching for industrial production and petroleum status reports. both are due out today. >> your trending stories this morning. twitter has suspended the account of several high-profile members of the so-called alt-right. the social media site has not said why they did it, speech and harassment. the alt-right is a group that advocates white nationalism. some users whose accounts were suspended

mayor marty walsh releasing a new radio ad today calling for voters to say no the ballot measure, which would expand state funding for charter schools and allow 12 new ones to be built annually. >> question 2 is a deeply misguided proposal that hurts the progress of school improvements and the principle of local control. and question 2 makes an already broken school funding system worse. jc: governor charlie baker those in favor of the measure. >> we should give this family's the same opportunity -- access to the kind of education they think is going to work for the kids. jc: the governor saying question to walmart take money from other public schools. the wcvb mobile app has you covered wherever you are on election night including real-time town by town results, updated electoral college counts, and any changes to the balance of power in congress. you can download it free right now in your app store. the fbi and new york police pa credibility of information they received of a possible al-qaeda terror attack against the u.s. on the eve of election day. officials say counter-terrorism in

mayor marty walsh giving out the city bus first restaurant grades today. he traveled the stashes pizza to reveal their grade, and a. the city department of inspection services has been rating restaurants and food trucks for compliance with health and sanitation codes. each restaurant will begin in a letter grade which must be posted. structural tollbooths along the mass pike continues. new video showing the overnight demolition of the tolls at the ted williams tunnel. crews worked around the clock to electronic open tolling. a stunning new report on the crash of malaysia airlines flight 370. when investigators now believe really happened on that plane. a shocking crime. a mother's excuse as she is accused of injecting her own children with heroin. those warm temperatures sticking around for one more day. the rain tracking for tomorrow in the big cool down later in the week. erika: the red sox season is long over of a ticket prices for next year already going up. how much more you have to pay to every time a new charter opens, it takes money away from the r