and new england can use the final time-out. more play. >> referee: 30-second time-out. >> cris: the only problem with the safety is you have to turn around and kick it to those guys. >> al: you are down to almost no time on the clock. >> cris: the thought is, one more time with that. that's a pretty good call. the thought is, what the heck? we do a quarterback sneak and they get a safety on us, all right. that strategy is okay, too. official. they play a monday night game. they have the ball 20 minutes. the defense was out there for 40. so, it's a short week, come across the country. and seattle, and boston, about as far as you can go in the national football league. will be a fun ride home, to get back around 5:00 or 6:00 in the morning. and the embrace between belichick and carroll. they go back a long way. >> cris: how much do you think super bowl is one thing. he was fired by the new england patriots. he will never admit it. he will never say it. but i guarantee you, this one feels really good. >> al: first time he's been b

and new england can use the final time-out. and seattle will hto >> referee: 30-second time-out. >> cris: the only problem with the safety is you have to turn around and kick it to those guys. >> al: you are down to almost no time on the clock. >> cris: the thought is, one more time with that. that's a pretty good call. the thought is, what the heck? we do a quarterback sneak and they get a safety on us, all right. that strategy is okay, too. >> al: second and ten. official. they play a monday night game. they have the ball 20 minutes. the defense was out there for 40. so, it's a short week, come across the country. and seattle, and boston, about as far as you can go in the national football league. will be a fun ride home, to get back around 5:00 or 6:00 in the morning. and the embrace between belichick and carroll. they go back a long way. >> cris: how much do you think this game means to pete ol super bowl is one thing. he was fired by the new england patriots. he will never admit it. he will never say it. but i guarantee yo

and new england can use the final time-out. and seattle will have to run one more play. >> referee: 30-second time-out. >> cris: the only problem with the safety is you have to turn around and kick it to those guys. >> al: you are down to almost no time on the clock. >> cris: the thought is, one more time with that. that's a pretty good call. the thought is, what the heck? we do a quarterback sneak and they get a safety on us, all right. that strategy is okay, too. >> al: second and ten. official. they play a monday night game. they have the ball 20 minutes. the defense was out there for 40. so, it's a short week, come across the country. and seattle, and boston, about as far as you can go in the national football league. will be a fun ride home, to get back around 5:00 or 6:00 in the morning. and the embrace between belichick and carroll. they go back a long way. >> cris: how much do you think super bowl is one thing. he was fired by the new england patriots. he will never admit it. he will never say it. but i guarantee you, t

and new england can use the final time-out. anse more play. >> referee: 30-second time-out. >> cris: the only problem with the safety is you have to turn around and kick it to those guys. >> al: you are down to almost no time on the clock. >> cris: the thought is, one more time with that. that's a pretty good call. the thought is, what the heck? we do a quarterback sneak and they get a safety on us, all right. that strategy is okay, too. official. they play a monday night game. they have the ball 20 minutes. the defense was out there for 40. so, it's a short week, come across the country. and seattle, and boston, about as far as you can go in the national football league. will be a fun ride home, to get back around 5:00 or 6:00 in the morning. and the embrace between belichick and carroll. they go back a long way. >> cris: how much do you think this gme super bowl is one thing. he was fired by the new england patriots. he will never admit it. he will never say it. but i guarantee you, this one feels really good. >> al: first ti

western new england and northern new england. great for ski country. temps in upper 40s and low 50s. the city at 49. norwood 50 degrees. mostly clear high pressure off to the west. here is that next weather system which will wind up and already producing snow. nebraska and south dakota. walup minnesota north of minneapolis tomorrow. we have a cold front that comes into new england sunday morning. rain showers sunday morning in southern new england. that will be in the form of snow showers berkshires, white mountains, and green mountains of vermont. sunday for us. week. chilly temps below normal. >> anchor: thanks jeremy. >> anchor: an honored ? dylan: anybody can do parkour. understand that you own a body. we can do some crazy things with it. having blue cross blue shield, i've always felt comfortable being able to try something that i might not know if i'm going to land, because i've always had this security behind me. my name is dylan. i own hub parkour training center >> anchor: ncaa planning to honor a former boston college baseball players. ; insp

. >> reporter: d for new england. flurries thursday morning. >> anchor: holiday travelers on the move. we have the commute covered. >> anchor: and grabbing a slice with the stars. an evening with brady and the boys. >> anchor: hear from the lucky fan who cashed in on this contest. >> 7 news at 7:00 starts now. now on 7 thanksgiving travelers hitting the road. >> we want everybody to get >> it's the holiday rush. >> anchor: take a look outside. not too bad. we've been watching this for a few hours. holiday travelers are out in full force. bridge seems to be moving. this one of the busiest travel times of the year. >> anchor: millions of people heading out for the thanksgiving holiday. take a closer look at the forecast as the cold sets in and looks like it's staying here. >> reporter: we're going to have dr 36. bedford at 34. another cold day as well. high pressure does begin to nudge this area of low pressure away from us tomorrow. more sunshine tomorrow. not quite as windy. most importantly dry roads. 40s in southern

we think o new england as region. having a senator from here and with the president that can be good to region is important. stop at the clinton campaign headquarters here in manchester. live in manchester, 7news "today in new england." >>> donald trump making some waves on final day of campaigning as well. the candidate made stops in five different stop trying to rally as many supporters in those key battleground states as he can. >> ever think youou in the morning. are we crazy? >> donald trump ending campaign with a midnight rally in michigan. boy do we have energy and life. [cheering and applause] wow. >> the g.o.p. nominee amping up attack with ten stops in two days. hoping his mad dash to the finish line will get him the big win today. >>> we're going to have a great relationship with mexico. but right now it's a one-way street. we can't have that. we can't have that. >> earlier they stopped by new hampshire. we said we finish off in new hampshire because of the incredible relationship i have but who would have

and new england can use the final time-out. more play. >> referee: 30-second time-out. >> cris: the only problem with the safety is you have to turn around and kick it to those guys. >> al: you are down to almost no time on the clock. >> cris: the thought is, one more time with that. that's a pretty good call. the thought is, what the heck? we do a quarterback sneak and they get a safety on us, all right. that strategy is okay, too. official. they play a monday night game. they have the ball 20 minutes. the defense was out there for 40. so, it's a short week, come across the country. and seattle, and boston, about as far as you can go in the national football league. will be a fun ride home, to get back around 5:00 or 6:00 in the morning. and the embrace between belichick and carroll. they go back a long way. >> cris: how much do you think super bowl is one thing. he was fired by the new england patriots. he will never admit it. he will never say it. but i guarantee you, this one feels really good. >> al: first time he's been b

temperatures up in northern new england in the 30s. 40s in southern new england. if you are heading up to ski country got snow over the weekend. the ski areas are ready to open up. the 95 corridor is dry across pennsylvania as well. if you are happening on an airplane, dry across the northeast. all the major hubs here in the northeast down the 95 corridor is dry. dallas will be ok. chicago is an issue. rain showers chicago and detroit as well as the west coast. then that weather system does move into new england on thursday. and that is likely to produce clouds and some snow flurries and pockets of light snow in southern new england and thursday morning. we'll detail that in a few minutes. >> adam: the president-elect meeting with "new york times" after initially calling off the meeting. we're learning more about what is on the president-elect's agenda, donald trump outlining when his first 100 days will look like. let's get to ryan schulteis with more on what he said and didn't say. >> ryan: it began with a familiar complaint. the president-elect says he is not b

but only in lower 40s in southern new england. 30s across northern new england. where the ski areas are going to open up just in time for the holiday weekend. and then as you move out of down to 95 corridor. if it's an airplane tomorrow that you're dealing with, no issues at the airport. again metro mark city dry atlanta dry. perhaps a few showers new orleans. there will be rain detroit and chicago dry and dallas as well a los angeles. that's tomorrow. this enthis weather system does move up into new england for thanksgiving. but at the same time, it weakens significantly. so plan on clouds on thursday morning. this may be an a little bit of travel as opposed to coastline. even if it does happen through portions of western and central new england all over by noon on thursday. we'll have a lot of clouds. it's a chilly raw day temperatures only in upper 30s on thursday. people talk more about holiday weekend forecast in a few minutes. sounds good jeremy mass transportation officials urging you to get a head start on your thanksgiving commute. he had heed holiday we

and new england can use the final time-out. and seattle will have to run one more play. >> referee: 30-second time-out. >> cris: the only problem with the safety is you have to turn around and kick it to those guys. >> al: you are down to almost no time on the clock. >> cris: the thought is, one more time with that. that's a pretty good call. the thought is, what the heck? we do a quarterback sneak and they get a safety on us, all right. that strategy is okay, too. official. they play a monday night game. they have the ball 20 minutes. the defense was out there for 40. so, it's a short week, come across the country. and seattle, and boston, about as far as you can go in the national football league. will be a fun ride home, to get back around 5:00 or 6:00 in the morning. and the embrace between belichick and carroll. they go back a long way. >> cris: how much do you think this game means to pete carroll? super bowl is one thing. he was fired by the new england patriots. he will never admit it. he will never say it. but i guaran

this will move north toward new england during day tomorrow. with most of the rain i think lunch time through the evening commute. but when that said i think there sprinkle tomorrow more than on and off showers during morning hours and then it moves out of here about this time tomorrow night with an inch to an inch beneficial rain cool and raw temperatures through the day tomorrow only in the mid middle and upper 40s. the other concern tomorrow is not because of the storm it's because of the super moon leading to astronomical high tides. king tides. highest tides of the year so watch out between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. we do coast will flood advisory in effect for east coast of massachusetts could a little bit water some shore roads around lunch time tomorrow. you'll need rain gear tomorrow we will talk more about and rest track rain brew head out while you're at work with our interactive radar click weather on www.whdh.com or the 7 news phone and tablet apps. >>> building on campus mcclain hospital in belmont goes up in flames. look at that f

i'm byron barnett. 7news "today in new england." christa, back to you. >> christa: byron, thank you so much. rielgtd now we're getting more reaction to this historic election. we're going to go live right now to 7's john cuoco. he's in the granite state, a key swing state in the election. >> john: christa, it was a listening night for trump supporters here in new hampshire, but as those results came in, the momentum started to build until their candidate was named the winner. trump supporters gathered in manchester, new hampshire, keeping the energy high all night. they believe a trump victory is a product of hard work, a strong ground game, and it shows that people are fed up with the status quo. >> it sends a very strong message to the political system as a whole, but also really to and it's also a sign that the people who are part of this campaign, who really just came out in droves, said they were tired of the same old-same old. >> i think he's going to make america number one. i think he's going to change the political picture,

and new england can use the final time-out. and seattle will have to run one more play. >> referee: 30-second time-out. >> cris: the only problem with the safety is you have to turn around and kick it to those guys. >> al: you are down to almost no time on the clock. >> cris: the thought is, one more time with that. that's a pretty good call. the thought is, what the heck? we do a quarterback sneak and they get a safety on us, all right. that strategy is okay, too. >> al: second and ten. that's going to make it official. they play a monday night game. they have the ball 20 minutes. the defense was out there for 40. so, it's a short week, come across the country. and seattle, and boston, about as far as you can go in the national football league. will be a fun ride home, to get back around 5:00 or 6:00 in the morning. and the embrace between belichick and carroll. they go back a long way. >> cris: how much do you think this game means to pete carroll? super bowl is one thing. he was fired by the new england patriots. he will nev

england" today in new england. >> kris: good morning to you. it is 6:00. thanks for making us part of your day. i'm kris anderson. >> christa: and i'm christa delcamp. we are not here for a chorus line but to make an introduction. we have danielle gersh with fast track traffic. >> sarah: >> christa: and we know kris, but we don't know wren clair. she's the newest member of our team. welcome to boston. >> wren: thank you. it's great to be here. right in time for the winter season. >> kris: you're from minnesota. >> wren: right. >> kris: you don't have to buy?. >> christa: so how is it looking today? >> wren: beautiful middle east. ly -- mostly sunny skies throughout your forecast. winds calm this morning. those will pick up a little bit, ending up out of the southwest at 10 to 15mph. right now we have some pretty varied temperatures. 31 degrees in nashua. 27 degrees in orange. 42 degrees in plymouth. that's about where we are here in boston in the upper 30s. so you can see some pretty varied temperatures as we have those clear skies. pretty mild

england." >> christa: new details now. a judge ruling that statements a woman made to police can be used in her manslaughter trial. 20-year-old michelle carter alongedly sent conrad roy text messages encouraging him to commit suicide. carter claimed her statements to the police were illegally obtained because she was not told that she had a right to an attorney. >> sarah: the couple who filed a wrongful death lawsuit over the death o baby being awarded $4 million. they say their irish nanny is responsible for the child's death in 2013. a murder charge was dropped against aisling brady mccarthy last year after a medical examiner later ruled the baby's death as undetermined. the couple's lawyer says the nanny doesn't have that money, but they don't want her to profit from a book or movie deal. >> christa: environmental police tracking down a moose on the loose our in springfield. officers spotted the animal walking around in someone's backyard last night. environmental police eventually released it back into the woods. >> kr

how perfect for new england. you can catch that next monday at 6:00 a.m. >> sarah: bri, why are you wearing a white shirt, girl? that looks fun, though? >> christa: wait a minute, doesn't her family raise cranberries? >> sarah: it is... what is it? it's pepper mint. up next at 5:30, breaking news from new hampshire. the presidential candidate taking the lead after midnight voting in three small villages. >> christa: and donald trump england patriots' quarterback tom brady in a neutrally, but one member of his family says not so fast. i'm maggie hassan, and new hampshire has a very clear choice: do we keep going with a senator who repeatedly votes with the corporate special interests... or a new senator who sides with the people of new hampshire? my focus has always been on creating opportunity for working families: making college and job training more affordable. lowering prescription drug costs. and always protecting a woman's right to make her own health care decisions. these are my priorities, why i approve th

jennifer eagan, 7news "today in new england." >>> breaking news. some information we have just coming into the newsroom now. an arrest in the case of the mother killed outside of a party police say 44-year-old gloibel was belten to -- beaten to death in, in a parking lot. a 23-year-old man from worcester will be arraigned this morning. he faces assault and battery charges at this point. >>> also new this morning investigators in chelsea are releasing a key clue they hope will help lead them to a suspect. in a deadly hit-and-run. police they say this is the man that you see here who was spotted at mexican restaurant before hitting and killing a man with his car. the 25-year-old victim died the next morning. police are searching for the suspect's car. >>> one person is in the hospital after a mult by family home goes up in flame in manchester, new hampshire. we're told that person now in critical condition with severe burns. it happened on pine street and >>> a police officer shot in line of duty is heading home for thanksgiving. they are sharing the

some snow showers still in upstate new york and northern new england. are we going to see any of that in new england? we'll have the answer after this. >> danielle: and there's one accident out there now, the shoulder is blocked. other than that, no major issues on the roadway. >> christa: blizzard conditions burying the village of lorraine in upstate new york. you can hear the winds howling. three feet of snow. seven-foot snow drifts reaching to roofs and blank eting cars and homes. the area is bracing for the possibility of more snow before snow. >> kris: the deer were having fun. they were frolicking in the snow. >> wren: they have fun up to a point until they can't reach that food. we're still looking at lake-effect snow showers in association with this low pressure system. that has stayed camped to our north in canada. that's going to continue to bring us some very windy conditions throughout your tuesday forecast. we're looking to stay dry here today. with even more sunshine compared to yesterday. take a look at our wind-chill values, though. it w

and new england can use the final time-out. and seattle will have to run one more play. >> referee: 30-second time-out. >> cris: the only problem with the safety is you have to turn around and kick it to those guys. >> al: you are down to almost no time on the clock. >> cris: the thought is, one more time with that. that's a pretty good call. the thought is, what the heck? we do a quarterback sneak and they get a safety on us, all >> al: second and ten. that's going to make it official. they play a monday night game. they have the ball 20 minutes. the defense was out there for 40. so, it's a short week, come across the country. and seattle, and boston, about as far as you can go in the national football league. will be a fun ride home, to get back around 5:00 or 6:00 in the morning. and the embrace between belichick and carroll. they go back a long way. this game means to pete carroll? super bowl is one thing. he was fired by the new england patriots. he will never admit it. he will never say it. but i guarantee you, this one f

we serve new england, and energy brings us together. ? ever new england. eversource. putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. when i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. ****". when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. more accusers coming forward to say they were sexually assaulted by donald trump. i'll go backstage before a show... yes.. and everyone's getting dressed. donald trump walked into the dressing room while contestants, some as young as 15 were changing. standing there with no clothes. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat-chested is very hard to be a 10. do you treat women with respect? uh... i can't say that either. alright, good. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. >> sarah: now at 5:30. sending the wrong message, a boston helding hit by hate. what was spray painted about donald trump supporters. >> christa: and constable changes. boston making a major change into the process of how they look into constable's officers being shot. >> sarah: and set to sing, the local woman hitting all the right

today in new england." >> nancy: ahead on >> tom"7 news today in new england," a car crashes into a california convenience store. what police say caused the driver to lose control. >>> the holiday film season is now underway. they hope to pick up momentum into the new year. >>> a man in colorado may have turkey trotted his way to a new >> nancy: you know that saying, age is just a number? an elderly colorado man may have produced that. bob mcadam is 96 years old. that didn't stop him from running. he finished in 48 minutes and 19 seconds. he started running in his racquetball and say it's important to remain active. >> people give up instead of looking forward to each day and trying to do what they can. >> nancy: his run hasn't been verify by the guinness book of world records. however the current record is listed at 50 minutes and 10 seconds. he plans to run the race again next year as a all right. coming up in the next half hour of 7 news, it was quite the hectic holiday for a woman in washington. how she finished a triathlon and delivered a baby all before feeding her guests a th

england and northern new england too and mountain still getting couple showers and confined to the higher elevations there in cape cod and islands seeing some breaks in the clouds as well. at the same time the clouds and these showers that have been diving southward trying to pinwheel their way toward new england. they will be drying out as they come this way and we will not see the showers. in fact, here is how our trend wille clear skies. winds coming from the west mostly through the evening hours and not a big shot of cold air and we can being warming up the next couple days. waking up to sunshine in the morning. sun sticking with you much of the day. yeah, clouds mixing in particularly near the coast but not a lot of them. it will be mostly sunny lunchtime and afternoon for your thursday. this is looking good. that's what i'm hoping to see. gardner in the 40s and that will be coming your way once the clouds break on up and with some sunshine tomorrow, rebound is on. right here in the boston area temperatures will be near 60 in some towns like somerville and mid-50s boston to quincy an

in rye, new hampshire, amaka ubaka, 7 news today in new england. >> anchor: donald trump's new leadership team starting to become clear. he officially solidified three cabinet choices. look. >> reporter: a stunning about-face as donald trump's team tries to tie up loose ends on a legal headache that would not go away. a new settlement in the lawsuit against him from former students of trump university who claimed he defrauded them. the president-elect agreeing to pay $25 million even though during the campaign, he promised that would never happen. >> i don't want to settle cases when we are right. i don't believe in it. when you start settling cases, you know what happens? everybody sues you. settler. people that took the course, many signed report cards saying it was fantastic, it was wonderful, it was beautiful. >> reporter: now he can truly focus on picking his cabinet. he has already made some big decisions on his national security team. for national security advisor, retired three-star general mike flynn. he rose quickly within military intel skrens before being fired by president ob

good travel day across new england. you get into new york, pennsylvania, same case. 40's to near 50 degrees. then this storm that will bring a little bit of rain and snow across the midwest on wednesday will deliver a little built of rain across southern new england on thursday. spot shower possible still friday. a few more showers around on saturday. coastal storm close by. we will keep an eye on it. guys? >> nancy: all right, chris. thank you very much. still ahead on today in new details about this hit-and-run that happened on chelsea that was caught on camera. who police say was behind the >> nancy: the nation's most advanced weather at slight blasting offer last night from cape canaveral. it made a lot of people in-house, our weather geeks, science nerds very excited. >> chris: it is a satellite that is parts of a major project by nasa. costs a billion dolla here is chris lambert with a closer look. this one has you excited >> chris: the nerdy side of us. you ask for the all-important forecast question. guys, in th

western edges of new england, northern new england could get some snow out of this one. worcester points east, we're gonna see some snow. better chance of rainshowers more than anything else. however, behind the storm system, another area of low pressure really starts to crank, and high pressure off to the does drive a gusty wind and some cold air working in to new england. so it does get chilly by next week. >> partly cloudy, relatively mild this time of year. not all that cold. i think we stay above freezing. clouds and sun tomorrow, mid- to upper 50s. brightest skies in the afternoon as we start off with more clouds around in the morning. there is the 7 on 7 forecast going through the weekend and into early next week. temperatures do drop off monday and tuesday. chilly breeze out there. versus tuesday. but overall aside from sunday, we don't see much rain or snow in the seven-day forecast. >> all right, thanks so much, chris. let's get a check with the traffic now with matt fitzgerald. >> good afternoon. this is in weston right before the 128 interchange. we had a dis

high pressure moves into new england. as that builds we're going to kick out some of the moisture with plenty of dry days actually. as we head into start of your work week. with wind out of the north that's where we have breezy conditions gusting up to around 25 miles an hour today. so pretty breezy day. lows tomorrow morning are going to be cooler than what then by tuesday, again temperatures warming back up to the 60s with plenty of sunshine. >> jonathan: covering more news today the town of drake @honoring a hero after he was tragically killed in a wreck. leaders coming together to unveil a memorial in his honor. >> nancy: hundreds of people came out to show their support. >> reporter: a fitting tribute as a community er in honor of army specialist matthew boulet. the first -- >> if he got mad at you he would stilling smiling. he would still have a twinkle in his eye. if he was cold he would give you the shirt off his back. >> reporter: he was 22 when he died in april of three. his helicopter shot down over iraq. over

french. 7news "today in new england." >>> right now let's go to breaking news. police have now made an arrest after the shooting death of a 21-year-old in everett. and now that suspect is set to go before a judge. for the latest. here's jennifer eagan. they've arrested a 27-year-old man. keith herring is headed to court where he will face several charges including murder. sources say it's unclear what led to the shooting. thel happened during a drug deal. officers were called to ferry street around 2:00 yesterday afternoon one witness describes what she heard. the guy that got shot was right over there. he kept saying he couldn't breathe. he couldn't breathe. the girl just stay with us. stay with us. it's sad. it's sad. because it's nonsense that this he didn't survive his injuries. police say this was an isolated incident. newsroom jennifer eagan 7news "today in new england." >>> we have breaking story from overnight now. crews wait until you see the video pulling a car out of the charles river in cambridge. we are told two cars were involved in an accident rig

so areas of fog throughout southern new england. visibility down half a mile in norwood, boston going to have some reduced visibility, as well. but in term of those rain showers, those are holding off for us now. we are dry and we'll be predominantly dry throughout much of the morning. rain is returning. be sure to grab your umbrella before you head out the door. >> sarah: time now for fast track traffic with danielle gersh. >> danielle: thanks, sarah. here's a look at the zakim bridge and leverett connector. no issues so far for your morning on the out the door, you're in good shape. the expressway braintree to boston northbound, only going to take you about ten minutes this morning. not seeing any problems out there. again, lots of green on the maps. let's take a look at those drive times if you're getting ready to head out the door. ten minutes braintree to boston northbound on the expressway. 12 minutes into town on the pike from 128 and 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge just 11 minutes this morning. the "t" and commuter ra

we serve new england, and energy brings us together. ? ever new england. eversource. >> anchor: a shooting at a mall in albany, new york saturday afternoon. state police suggest a possible confrontation between two men who then ran away. recorded. witnesses describe the scene as chaotic and they say employees and customer were hiding in stores and in bathrooms. >>> down the hall, we hear pop, pop. we knew that was gun shots immediately. in front of me people had no idea what was happening because they were on the other side of the mall. people were still walking in that direction with their kids and it took them a while to realize that this was real and this was happening. >> anchor: list have yet to catch the shooter inch did take in two men for questioning, but they also two communities in north carolina going up in flames. new evacuation orders issued after a wildfire crosses a containment line. authorities say the fire is just 15% contained and north carolina's governor has issued a state of emergency in 25 counties there. authorities are investigating

but patchy snow showers pivoting to new england. light snow from boston to bedford to fitchburg and over to lawrence and nashua probably getting a cup of flurries and close think about worcester. starting off with the 20s and 30s on tap. but not going to be a very warm day ahead. into the worcester area. i wanted to go here and snow showers probably linger until 7 a.m. a windy, mostly cloudy day and temperatures are struggling into the mid-30s. and show you warmer spots into the boston area coming up and

especially central new england. new hampshire, vermont, that's when you pick up the steady washout-type rain. northern mass around mid-day. showers more consistent. there will be a few showers that you're dealing with some consistent rain. then you get close to the mass pike points south and any rain we get this afternoon will be showers in and out. so keep the umbrella handy. need us, we dry out overnight tonight, we remain dry during the day on friday, although a gusty breeze does develop, and it's going to be a cool breeze with temperatures back to near 50. chicago, a lot of folks taking the day off from work today after this big victory last night, the weather looks good out into the midwest including minneapolis. our weather coming in from the northwest which is across southern koran damp it will be cooler as we go through the forecast period. so mid-50s across northern mass today. low to mid-60s, even some upper 60s cooler day generally speaking tomorrow. from the mid-40s in the worcester hills, low 50s in bos

. >>> complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is the fox25 morning news. >> daniel: good morning 4:30 on this friday, november 25, black friday, i am daniel miller. >> stephanie: a good time to grab that coffee because a lot of the us are bleary eyed. stephanie coueignoux in for jewel. a lot of us meteorologist shiri spear is tracking those temperatures. shiri, we are tracking rain and potential for some ice. >> shiri: light ice. and looking at inland towns and cities for that. pelham, new hampshire over to lawrence and portsmouth, new hampshire. we to have drizzle out there. a little more widespread than radar is showing because of really fine mist sneaks on to the radar. hopkinton at 36. right now auburn at 35. so is worcester with a little jaffrey, new hampshire. 1 degree away from the potential of a little bit of ice on the roads there, nothing widespread and something to keep in mind in northern worcester hills and southwestern new hampshire. we have mid and upper 40s. definitely out of the freezing zone in southeastern

in the newsroom, 7 news today in new england. >>> coming up on today in new england. a major announcement regarding the zika virus, why they're saying it's no longer a global public emergency. >>> more than think children joining their forever family on >>> let's take a look at that space. there's one of many on national adoption day. officially it was friday, but with many children in the area still look for a family, the entire month of november is focused to finding them homes. >>> and dozens of kids meeting their forever brockton. 7's nicole oliverio has more. >> reporter: 20-month-old amaya may not have her daddy's eyes, but she has their hearts. >> she is a part of the family. >> reporter: christian joe and amaya officially became family. heir adoption finalized. >> we were an unprobable adopter, they thought it was nice to line it up with national adoption day. other children at the brockton courthouse who found their forever family. little justin is the 8th child for the mcclouds. they have adopted four children, three from the same family. >> we adopted, smol

in sorb new england in the 40s, even as you move out of new england down the 95 corridor, new york, baltimore, d.c. back to pittsburgh temperatures are cool. issues but there will be rain shower active detroit and chicago. this weather system does work up into new england on thanksgiving. so it's thursday morning is your flight out of town, no real issues although there could be a couple of snow flurries here in southern new england on thursday morning. we will pick up the story from there in a few minutes. >> adam: also on 7 this evening offensive art, that's is what students are calling this picture of the k. k. q. that can be found university. school office defending their decision to display this controversial work of art. we've more from kelli o'hara. >> reporter: students aren't happy. the sign on the door says it all. many have pressed concerns that is why this display is now locked up. controversy on campus. students at salem state university not happy about this. an image depicting people dressed up as members of the k. k. k. >> personally it's a lot for >> the dialogue is happening

this is an area of low pressure in northern new england and a cold front in southern new england. moving the warmth out of southen new england. there is cool air to be had through portions of new york and northern new england. temps at this time, still you notice that there is slighty cooler air beginning to show up, and here's where you'll find muh cooler air. into the low 50s. even upper 40s across southern canada. tonight, clouds out there, but o more rain. we're done with the rainfall, ad eventually the cool air begins o seep into new england overnight and more so tomorrow. so for tonight temps between 44 and 47. holding on to the clouds. tomorrow the morning commute wil feature skies at 6:00 a.m. by 9:00, partly sunny skies. temps tomorrow not cold. as we work into the afternoon a cool breeze will develop and we'll pick up the story from there in a few minutes. >> this just in, lowell police say an 8-year-old may have brought a gun from home to school. school officials saying the thid showed the gun to several classmates after school yesterday. police say it looks like the ch

cool here in new england. you move out of new england 60s cincinnati 69. detroit at 71. you go from 40s to 60s you're going to go through weather. that is a warm front. it is generating clouds. no rain out of those clouds. the front edge of that milder air. that moves into new england overnight tonight. partly cloudy skies. not as cold tonight. the morning commute is dry. temps at 6 a.m. near 40. 20 degrees morning. 9:00 the numbers at 50 degrees. heading for the 60s. talk about that in a few minutes. >> anchor: we are following more news today the driver of the suv that hit a boston fire truck has been cited by police for failing to stop for an emergency vehicle. he heard the sirens but thought the emergency vehicles were behind him. donations destroyed when several trailers catch on fire at joint officials are trying to avoid holiday heart break for hundreds of military families. kelly o'hara reports. >> this is it. this is what is left. >> reporter: once filled with donated toys and gifts for little boys and girls. the cape cod man upon heads a charity that donates to

it's a new england classic. sarah french with what is cooking. >> reporter: if you're in in the mood with modern american cuisine, puritan and company in cambridge is where you need to make you feel like you're dining at someone's house. >> reporter: the restaurant got its name from its predecessor. >> when they told me i was coming to puritan inc., i dressed appropriate. >> you the you put a hat on it. >> tell me what we're making. >> you go with the stove, and i like to use cow neck clams. we start with the chopped lamb meat right here. and i'm going to add the chorizo. it adds more flavor, the paprika is stronger. >> now add an egg and some butter. >> we're going to mix to get the wet ingredients incorporated. it's important that the butter is room temperature while you do this. >> reporter: the chef adds green onions, chopped parsley, lemon juice n is a gad thing you can make up ahead and freeze it. >> reporter: add a little salt and. >> flavorful and buttery and rich, and just until everything comes togethe

the backside that's where air moves out of new england. they reach 60's for much of the afternoon, even right now grown by at 58, detroit 60. cincinnati at 54. and that milder air streams into new england after a chilly morning. temperaturn to middle 30's. your morning commute will feature lots of sunshine by 9:00 a.m. the numbers are into the 40's. election day weather no weather issue sunshine all day long. clear skies tomorrow evening. milder tomorrow afternoon. temperatures tomorrow afternoon in the upper 50's to the low 60's. >> anchor: coming up changes coming of a frightening encounter for these two boston police officers. >> anchor: plus, a familiar feel for the bruins. what's behind their struggles on i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh,

ever new england. eversource. >>> good morning. it's awfully rare in sports performance hinges on just one guy. that's the case the bruins. 0-and-5 without him. that's the good sign. period. bees falling mind 1-zip. score the next five goals of the game. four of them in the first period. coming courtesy ballet scoring the key. to 5-2 win over columbus. >> we need it. we will need it down the stretch to win games. you can't rely on the same few player every night to produce. eventually they don't want it to. eventually it will bit. it's nice to see that. >>> according to "boston herald" deion lewis on track to make debut. he needs to be activated first with the patriots releasing gafny yesterday. david ortiz, mookie betts picking up award given to top award at each position. that's it for sports. have a great day. now he stars in the new commercial for the game. ? ? ? >> at least he's a talented football player. >> he's so funny. he had so much fun dressing up and doing this. can't have that long hair on the football >> he could put

new england has all of its time-outs. he's shy right there. hand fighting going on with avril and a couple of the patriots. second down and goal. and the patriots will take -- we assume -- a time-out here. the clock stopping. >> cris: are these two teams always going to end up on the 1 yard line at the end of their game? what a game. >> referee: third charged time-out, seattle. will be a 30-second time-out. please reset the game clock, to 37 seconds. 37 on the game clock, please. >> al: pete took his last time-out here because he, with 37 secondsw, them to get the ball back. >> cris: here we go. one more time. gronkowski, against shead. works inside. and squeezes over the top. perfectly thrown. you knew where brady was going. wasn't a linebacker. wasn't a safety. put your top cover guys and go after him. i just wonder, this sounds there so they had to burn the time-out? and milk a little clock and make it easier, if they do score, to play defensively, against russell wilson the other way? >> al: it's possible. second down and goal. here's blou

we have reporter fanned out across new england. we have some here in new york city. i'm joined right here by dan haully and dan trump talked about this as a movement. >> and that's the question. what happened here? he calls it a movement. was it a movement so many people didn't see. didn't expect. and the different i believe is the trump broke the rules and the people said we can't win if he breaks all the rules. was waiting for the rules to be broken. >> donald trump walked out past 2:30 in the morning with wife milania and the rest of his family america's new and most unexpected first family. >> it's my honor. it's an amazing. evening. and amazing two-year period. and i love this country. the country thattrum p promised to make great again. he in victory. >> we are going to fix our inner cities. and rebuild our highways, bridges tunnels airports schools, hospitals. we're going to rebuild our infrastructure. which will become by the way second to none. and we will put millions of people to our work as rebuild it. no dream is too big. nothing we want for our future i

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can be a cold list for new england without understanding her unique problems. one of these is the lack of natural resources to provide the cheap electric power available in the south and the west. to counteract this, senator john pastorius of rhode island and i obtained passage of legislation giving new england preference for atomic energy. a new atomic energy plant is now being constructed in rural massachusetts as a result of this bill. >> of course, senator, we know these are but three vital areas you have worked to strengthen massachusetts. another important part of our massachusetts economy is the commonwealth here at the boston harbor. we all recall this vital facility was a safety hazard and was to be torn down. now, however, as a result of the coordinated efforts of senator kennedy and congressman john mccormick, it is once more carrying its heavy share of harbor traffic safely and economically. in the wake of the flood, tornadoes, and hurricanes that have devastated new england, senator kennedy successfully sponsored legislation to sponsor a flood insu

northern new england could get snow over the course of the weekend. we may get back some sunshine here finally on sunday. but don't expect much between now and then. randy: we're following breaking news this morning in plainville. emily: the updates on a wrong-way crash on 495. and he was once among the country's most-eligible bachelor. now he's facing serious charges. randy: breaking overnight a deadly crash in plainville. the information just in on one driver's mistake. >> chaos when a driver hits the supermarket employee, and that was just the beginning. the frenzy that followed in a waltham parking lot. randy: the president-elect sending out a thanksgiving message. his hope for the two women joining his administration on the eye for this thursday morning. emily: a grim scene in plainville after a deadly crash. state police just announced that one driver was going the wrong way. good morning, i'm emily riemer. randy: and i'm randy randy, happy thanksgiving, the other roads in the area will be dry this morning. rain is on the way for a bit

that cold front comes into new england during the day on sunday and northern new england we're going to see rain showers change to snow showers. again highest elevations, vermont, new hampshire, perhaps the berkshires but in our part of the world it's a windy day on sunday with temperatures falling from the 40s to the upper 30s by sunday evening. a few rain showers possible sunday morning. it's cold next week. monday and tuesday, upper 30s low 40s but dry as we pack our bags and head off to grandmother's house. traffic let's get out to matt with a check of the roads. >> reporter: we begin on route 1 not. a bit slow through saugus. further back looked up to lynn street in revere then slow up to peabody. the south side is moving well into downtown. we'll take a look at 3 north. it's jammed by assembly square. you will be heavy out of the o'neill tunnel then from dascomb road. the southbound side of 93 is moving well. fourth down you the expressway seeing usual delays. heavy and slow out of the tunnel down to the shopping center then back into it from grab ill avenue to the braintree sp

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highs in the mid 60s "today in new england." a nice continuation of that comfortable weather we saw through your weekend. as we head into tomorrow our situation does change. temperatures will fall. we are looking at the chance for some wet weather and high tides. it break that down for you right after the break. >>> all right. time now for fast track traffic. he >>> thanks. >> good morning, everyone. happy monday to you. we're watching a couple of incidents on the road. the leaverit connector really backed up. this is because of accident on stereo drive at the long fellow bridge. braintree to boston, northbound on the expressway 34 minutes. route 24 northbound backed up to brockton. the pike stop and go pretty much back to framingham. on 128 on the overpass highland vehicles on scene there. because of a medical emergency. north of town on 93 northbound at mont bail avenue we have a crash we're keeping an eye on for you. let's look at the drive times for you as you head out the door. half an hour braintree to boston. northbound o

it's coal in the upper middest and that cold heads toward new england. still warm though down in florida, orlando and miami at 80 degrees and on the web west coast seattle out there and san francisco temperatures in the 50's and the 60's. here is the storm right now in minnesota with snow. then out ahead of it we do have the cold front and that's what we will contend with as the cold front that come into new england on sunday morning. i also think tomorrow we're going to deal with this storm system trying to back up and the new england but on the emof that storm system there are clouds and those clouds look like they are going to advance on to the cape tonight and then into metro boston tomorrow morning and then eventually the worcester hills not nearly as nice tomorrow. it's nicer of the two days because we won't have wind and temperatures will still be seasonable if you are outside but sunday is blustery and chilly. you can see those clouds right now because they are tickling the outer cape and they will stay put for a few hours and then start to march

in snowfall for central, western new england and northern new england. it's mild with temperatures right now in the 40s and the 50s. we finally were able to shed the clouds from earlier today. now we've mostly clear skies. we'll have that tonight. here is our next weather system. this will be a big snow producer. high plains but for us it will be the cold front that whips up to new england sunday. it likely sunday morning so again tomorrow and saturday are quiet and mild. middle and upper 50s, rain showers sunday morning. which will western new england, northern new england but for us morning rain showers on sunday. windy all day sunday and again on monday. look at the temperatures on monday. only in the upper 30s to around 40. see you at 6:00. >> jadiann: pats fans welcome to fantasy fixer, i'm jadiann thompson with trey daerr who died to dress up. >> out to saab fran trying to keep it classy coming off of a loss. >> you don't normally won't wear the tie. talk about the pats and coming off of a tough weekend on sunday night have another big matchup in s