but crabs caught south of point reyes have been ruled safe. recreational crab season started november 5 and it ends today. they were catching 3-pounders so commercial crabbers are hoping they catch the same. the price per pound for crab is 7 going to be between 425 and 450. that hasn't been set yet. but that's the ballpark figure on the pier. so crab season starts today and it will go through june. from san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> the fight against the dakota access pipeline is coming to the bay area today. opponents say it could cause damage to the environment. kpix 5's anne makovec reports from san francisco. >> reporter: it's going to be a passionate protest expected to start in less than an hour here at san francisco civic center plaza at 6:30 a.m. >> stand up, rise up, find your warrior spirit! >> reporter: this is a recent protest in cannonball, north dakota. that is where, um, people have been gathering since this summer. so today's protest here is going to be an extension of this protest. it will carry crude oil 1200 miles

jessica reyes is live. jess, they are searching for the driver responsible. >> reporter: they are, gene. yeah, they believe the car he is driving is gray or silver with connecticut plates, but they say this all started right outside of this bar that you see -- >> sara: we will get back to jessica reyes in just a moment. but new this morning, three people are okay after they were able to get out of their house in jamaica plain. it caught fire just after 3:00 this morning. two people were living on the first floor and fire fighters tell us there was another person on the second floor. right now it looks like the investigators tell us it was too early to know the cause. >>> new this morning, disturbing trend in the city's homicide up 20% in boston. new numbers from the boston herald show that the city had 40 homicides this year compared to the 33 during the same period in 2015. boston police have also reported a 54% uptick in shootings for october and november. community activists who talked to the herald blam

. >> hillary clinton called trump earlier this morning to concede the reyes and congratulate him on victory. before the race was called for mr. trump, clinton's campaign announced they were waiting for the final results and all votes to be counted. clinton is likely working on her concession speech right now. she is expected to deliver that some time later this morning. once that happens, we will stream that live for you on our voters decided in the swing states, including here in florida. >> good morning to you. a lot of people watching those swing states overnight. many of you maybe have gone to bed before the states were called. we knew pretty early florida went red. after that was north carolina. heading up into new england right now and new hampshire still incredibly close to call. they are leaning toward hillary clinton this morning, but i did just check, less than 200 votes separate in new hampshire. nevada did go to clinton overnight, as well as wisconsin, but we are still waiting on results from michigan where, right now, they are leaning toward donald trump, crucial swing state th

officers are now looking for this man -- norlan estrada-reyes for the deadly hit and run sunday morning. police say he was driving near east 13th ave and broadway when he hit 28-year-old karina pulec. officers found the truck abadoned. they say estrada- reyes was living in denver -- but now if you have any information -- call crime stoppers. the first affordable apartments completed using denver's general revenue funds is opening today. the northfield apartments in the stapleton neighborhood offer 84 rentals for those making less than 60- percent of the area's median income. builders used the new revolving loan fund from the city to complete it. it's located at 49- hundred trenton street. long before the nation suffered through the 9-11 there was another attack. we can read about it in history books, but don't often get the chance to talk to the people who were there. that's why you may want to take advantage of a very special book signing at theta sunday. lt. jim downing is 103 years old, and was there 75 years ago when the japanese bombed pearl harbor, drawing the united states into w

she was in a tight reyes against attorney. the thinks tide throughout the nights and still, in fact, too close to call. she has indicated she will not rubber stamp trump initiatives if she wins. >> we continue to have that strong, independent washington. >> now, te pending on the ourt come of one congressional race, new hampshire may have an all-female delegation in the house and senate. several states, including miami-dade, will have all male delegations. >>> donald trump hatd quite the dessert to serve in new york. >> this was the victory cake delivered to trump tower complete with secret service escorts. the cake is a live size of the some say it looks a little bad and doesn't really resemble donald trump at all. >> makers of one of their traffic bars. loyal fans, to belerone, discovered the distns have expanded. the exmra space means less chocolate. it used to weigh 170 gams, now weigh 150. a full 40 grams have been carved out of the megabar that used rising ingredient prices for the change. customers are getting nearly 10

coming up, our jessica reyes >>> complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is the fox25 morning news. >>> now at 6:00, plan around the towns and cities seeing more drizzle and where we will see ice on the road. >>> breaking news overnight, the woman known as america's tv mom florence henderson passes away. a look at her 60-plus years in show business and the outpouring of support for mrs. brady. >>> thanksgiving is over and now countdown to christmas, 29 days. the rush overnight and this morning to snap up deals on the busiest shopping day of the year. it is 6:00 on this friday, november 25, i am daniel miller. >> catherine: i am catherine meteorologist shiri spear say you will definitely want to pack an umbrella. she is xwroyn in the storm tracker center, how long will the fog and drizzle stick around. >> shiri: a look at stormtracker radar. drizzle in and around the boston area, northeastern mast and the wettest spots and i would say out toward worcester down toward plymouth. let's plan on misty conditions. temperatures starting in the 30s and 40s, bu

live in revere, i'm jessica reyes, fox25 news. gary lee sampson chilling 911 call as trial put underway. >> i also killed a couple people. >> when did you kill someone. >> killed one in massachusetts and one in new hampshire the other day. >> sara: at the time just murdered three men and weeklong crime spree and jurors will decide if should be sentenced to death surveillance video trying to stab a correction officer with sharpened of a broomstick federal prison in indiana in 2011. fox25 bob ward covering this case since it started and will be in court today. look for his reports beginning at 4:00 this afternoon. >> gene: new video shows robber taking aim inside local gas station. hurry up. >> gene: walked out of the store and happened tuesday night in newton and suspect still on the loose and hoping someone recognize the video or his voice. man tried to burn down the ex-girlfriend's house using cheetos sentenced to two and a half years in jail. police tell the taunton gazette set fire -- set five back in march using cheetos as acc

estrada-reyes was living in denver -- but now they need the public's help finding him. if you have any information-- call it's a big day for chicago and the cubs-- coming off of their first world series championship in 108 years. this a live look at wrigley field where the team will start their victory parade in just hours. the cubs will leave around 10-- then head that-- there will be a rally at grant park. it's a good bet to say tens of thousand of fans -- maybe hundreds of thousands or more --- will see the parade and rally in a denver museum is weekend-- but they're not going to need bubble wrap or boxes. we'll explain just ahead. then the peaceful beauty of camping in the maroon bells snowmass wilderness is no longer a secret. what the forest says they're planning to do should be within reach. that anything that matches your taste can match your budget. that green living doesn't have to cost much green. we believe that you should always have room for the little things. and that your dream kitchen should work as hard as you do. was arrested and could be facing charg

there is an arrest warrant for norlan estrada-reyes. karen morfitt. you are at the spot where it all started. >> reporter: exactly karen. police say the victim and her boyfriend were crossing at this busy intersection early morning when they were struck by a white pickup truck a few minutes later and a few blocks away from here, another accident that would help lead them to their suspect. friends of 28-year-old corina bulloch are holding tightly to the memories. >> reporter: little things that were big things. shawn met her at the university since. he says she recently returned to colorado to be close tore her family. >> corina had fierce joy. >> reporter: she was walking near 13th and broadway early sunday morning when she was killed by a hit and run driver. the suspect didn't get far before crashing this white ford pickup into another vehicle near eighth and nakoma. estrada-reyes took off before >> i'm just in shock. as this is hitting me, this is real. it gets harder. >> reporter: a warrant has been issued for the arrest of estrada-reyes. he says w

our jessica reyes is live at south shore plaza where some shoppers have already been at it, jess. >> reporter: they have, catherine. the malls opened their stores at 12:01. not everything is open, but a lot of them are. the apple store is closed and the macy's is open and a little bit of a lull, but for 5:30 in the morning, there is still a pretty good crowd. we saw the and he said they were packed to the gills at midnight. they expect to peak guns when at 1 or 2 this afternoon. despite the early hours it is worth getting up for these sales. the mall opened at 12:01 with stores staggering their

we have two reports tonight jeannette reyes is at the firm rock transportation center but we start with christie ileto outside the hotel negotiators have been holding bargaining talks and christie what is the latest there? >> reporter: well jim septa came out and handed us a release saying they mad progress in negotiations and both parties have decided to continue talk ing this the hopes of coming to some sort of agreement but as you know what is on the line is a strike and the possibility that 4700 workers could walk off the job. the clock is ticking as both septa and transcript porl workers have less than an hour to workout a deal. sometimes it comes down to the fine hour but we are still at the table talking. >> reporter: 4700 bus drivers subway and trolley operators are hours away from possibly walking off the job. unless a number of issues like healthcare costs and pension disparities can be addressed, a source tells action news the biggest sticking point is the union demand for a pension like managers receive instead of the current partial pension plan. >> no reason workers cannot

estrada-reyes. karen morfitt. you are at the spot where it all started. >> reporter: exactly karen. police say the victim and her boyfriend were crossing at this busy intersection early sunday morning when they were struck by a white pickup truck a few them to their suspect. friends of 28-year-old corina bulloch are holding tightly to the memories. >> reporter: little things that were big things. shawn met her at the university of colorado. they have been friends ever since. he says she recently returned to colorado to be close tore her >> corina had fierce joy. >> reporter: she was walking near 13th and broadway early sunday morning when she was killed by a hit and run driver. the suspect didn't get far before crashing this white ford pickup into another vehicle near eighth and nakoma. estrada-reyes took off before police could get there. >> i'm just in shock. as this is hitting me, this is real. it gets harder. estrada-reyes. he says while getting justice for corina is important, he will leave tha

jessica reyes, fox25 news. >> catherine: meanwhile in new hampshire they have been shopping for hours looking for for the best post thanksgiving deals. some stores opened as early as 3:00 yesterday afternoon. massachusetts blue laws prevent stores opening on thanksgiving finding everything from clothing to electronics. >> i cooked, rushed them out the door, said come on, i got to go shopping. >> put together care packages to come home and then high tailed it to the mall. >> eat turkey and then go. >> catherine: estimate $655 billion will be spent during the holiday season. >> daniel: actress and quintessential tv mom florence henderson passed she admitted after suffering from heart failure. she was 82 years old and this morning the entertainment world is remembering her career that spans 6 decades. ? ? >> that lovely lady is florence henderson who played america's favorite mom, carol brady, on "the brady bunch." her real story wasn't so ideal. grew up poor with alcoholic father and mother who left when she was 12 years old. henderson used her singing talent to entertain the family and

our jessica reyes is live at south shore plaza where some shoppers have been at it for hours, jess. >> they are, catherine. you can see people at the mall at this hour. a steady stream at the south shore plaza since midnight and they expect more and more people as it gets later into despite the crazy hours, people say it is well worth getting in the middle of the night to get the deals. not every single door is open but a lot of them opened their doors around 12 and 12:30. those stores macy's and targets have the best deals and folks going there overnight. a lot of the shoppers we talked to said they found crazy materials, 50% to 70% off in some maces. others say a good time here. >> the lines have been really long in these stores. but i am getting through. >> i like coming -- i like going to places in the middle of the night because it is tool. >> reporter: past your bedtime? >> yeah. >> reporter: well past his bedtime. his bedtime is around 8:30 at night. most stores will be opening their doors as the morning goes on. some will be opening up at 6 and o'clock, and a lot of the bigger

before we go, lou reyes talk about the temperament of reince priebus. how much will his patience be tested? >> it is testing anyone's patience in that job. this is a job that is not only liaison with members of the capitol hill but a leadership component in be the chief of staff and a management component. managing the team inside the white house is part of that drill. his temperament could be tested from time to time. he has shown he has been able to lead and manage in tough situations and it would not surprise me if he is incredibly successful as chief of staff. eric: there has been a lot of controversy about breitbart news and what they published and critics relaying what has been wren about and said. how do you deal with that when he is in the white house? guest: he will look forward not backward. as ed mentioned he he is not communicate on the front lines with the hill or in front of the press but advising the president. the communications teen him andd -- between him and the president will be in the oh supervise office behind closed doors. that no

jessica reyes is live in manchester, new hampshire. good morning, jess. >> reporter: good morning, gene. trump has been spending a lot of time in new hampshire over the last couple of days leading to election day. mike pence. he and hillary clinton have been spending a lot of time hoping to grab the state's four electoral votes. trump was in virginia and he did speak of fbi director james comey announcement after another review of hillary clinton's e-mails she will not face charge. he and clinton wrote op-eds in"usa today"why people should vote for them and trump read in part real change is immediately repealing and replacing job-killing obama care. doctors are quitting, jobs are fleeing, and deductibles are through the roof. he went on to say work to give every parent the right to send their kid to the school of their choice and not force them to keep them in schools that are failing. trump has a rebusy day along with a stop in manchester he will be in florida, north carolina, pennsylvania and michigan. now doors open here for an even

reporting live in the center, jeanette reyes. >> thank you. the final abc news tracking poll before the election shows hillary clinton ahead 47 to 43% with a margin of error of 2.5%. obviously it remains a close race right to the end. libertarian candidate gary johnson, 4%, jill stein, green party, 1%. but it's more than the popular vote nationally. to understand the potential paths to victory you need to understand the electoral map. that is ours. brian taff will join us in just a little while to explain the battle grounds and why pennsylvania matters so very much. >>> senator pat toomey canvassed the state of pennsylvania today in hopes of keeping his seat. toomey hit six cities ending the day in the lehigh valley. tonight toomey focused on the influence pennsylvania republicans hold in congress and the importance of voting for the party. >> when the leadership in the house wants to find out whether they can get something done, they go to charlie dent. and they say, hey, is this going to fly in the pennsylvania delegation? and they know that

third and t, kendall reyes, joining tamba hali on the tackle. >> cris: reyes working on max garcia, sheds the block. stand him up. extend your arms throw him aside. beautiful. >> mike: always been successful in overtime. they have the most overtime patriots, c.j. anderson run, a 48-yarder. third and eight here. siemian, caught by booker. booker makes a man miss. to the 30 yard line. a gain of 23 yards. >> cris: so many times you get your backs on a linebacker. as it happened here. you have derrick johnson bouncing out there. d receiver coming out of college. making a huge play there. and derrick johnson, you can tell with that achilles, still limping around. >> mike: 22 on the reception. in field goal range, with the touchdown. bibbs, tripped up in the backfield. loses two yards on that one. >> cris: get the quarterback on him. as soon as he tapped that left foot -- let's take a look here. makes the catch. >> mike: hard enough, right? four minutes gone in overtime. second and 12. siemian, looking up top. flag is down. and the pass incomplete. demaryius thomas, trying to get open. acker wa

presidential reyes and how the twin didn't carry over for one >>> joining me now a bc action news mrut kal analyst. there is a lot to analyze asht this election, perhaps for yaers to come. the question so many are asking now, where did the clinton was it the fbi investigation? was it just a vote on character? >> it was a lot of it. but part of the problem was that rebuilding the obama coalition and putting together the younger vote and minority vote to the degree that it was when obama ran was slr difficult for her. you could tell she was having these problems in the last week or so in nancy alvarez fla. she would always pick cleblg campus as the millenial vote. >> she did get that. sdpr still, the obama came in, especially the southeast florida. you could see, again, they were worried about the black vote being elevated, and it, too, was not where it was when obama ran. people are just sdsh these two groups, minorities and millenials just didn't seem gender as the same kind of barrier or history-making thing to break as they did reyes. >> let's talk about some of the polling data. cnn

police say reyes broke into the home of his estr her family. when the officer took that shot reyes had stepped out on the balcony...with a gun to a 2-year-old's head. thankfully the child wasn't hurt. thousands of protesters rallying against construction of the dakota access pipeline... this is video from across the country...in texas...california... north dakota and washington d-c.... protesters are concerned that the pipeline could contaminate drinking water for the standing rock tribe. low. the army corps of engineers' halted constrcution monday to discuss the issue further with the standing rock tribe... here at home... the clark county commission voted unanimously to approve a sales tax. it's part of the stadium deal. the tax would add more than 300 officers across the valley. more than 60 of those officers would go to the strip, which sheriff joe lombardo says is a potential target for terrorists sheriff joe lombardo / clark county "it's a continual issue that we deal important for people to understand that it is a threat the tax takes ef

reyes was speeding and and sentencing is in january. maureen: rowdy crowds and bar fights were becoming a common occurrence in clarendon neighborhood until the arlington police began to crack down. but as ryan hughes report police are not using force. instead they focus to find fakes in a story you will only see on 7. >> try to use a fake i.d., it will come with adult consequences. ryan: connecticut, south carolina, pennsylvania, maryland. the most common states in th arlington county police collected since may. >> since we started the awareness campaign the restaurants turned over 450 fake i.d.'s. >> they have a high visibility underage drinking campaign. the focus is in clarendon where they found rowdy crowds and fights. since the launch in may, hundreds on the high quality fake i.d.'s have been taken out of the hands of minors. coming in. they know they don't have to worry about drinking with underage people that cause, is. >> don says in the summer it was seeing 20 fake i.d.'s a week. every friday and saturday night police are now s

jessica reyes is live at charter public school with more on the investigation. jess. >> reporter: sara, so many parents say they will not be letting their kids ride the bus after this. we heard from some many of them yesterday. a lot of them furious they had to be hearing about this from facebook and not the case itself. >> why was no one informed until it went viral. >> reporter: parent of the students a of the charter school are horrified and demanding answer after learning the graphic post. i have a close friend whose son is getting molested about ten times, mainly by a 6-year-old, mainly on the bus. the post goes on to describe several other incidents on buses and was shared thousands of time. the school reported to incident on police until november 3 and not until sunday that several parents learned about it through that post. >> i heard about it on facebook. and i got a phone call from the school. >> reporter: the call was an automated issue. >> we are aware t regarding an alleged incident on the school bus earlier this month. >> supply stomach turned. i w

live in lowell, jessica reyes, fox25 news. >>> developing news this morning in newton. police are searching for a man who pulled out a very big gun and robbed a gas station. our jason law is live in newton center where the police are asking for your help this morning. good morning, jason. >> reporter: good morning, gene. the gas station is actually getting ready to open back up for the first time since last night's armed robbery. we and that is the good news. able to get police a description of who did this. there is a camera inside this convenience store and a clerk inside just told me they are hoping it may have recorded what happened last night. >>> it was dark outside the newton center golf gas station tuesday night. the only i light came from a convenience store and a nearby police car. officers spent hours scouring neighborhood looking for for an armed robbery suspect. bb gun. we don't know at this time. took an undetermined amount of cash from the clerk. >> reporter: police say the gunman is 5'8"and was wearing green pants, a gray jacket with a white bandana cove

jessica reyes is live at the scene where neighbors are stunned by this news. good morning, jess. >> jessica: good morning, gene. yeah, police got to the house across the street here around noon yesterday to find an awful scene inside. the two adults were unconscious with the infant to the hospital where it was later pronounced dead. >> can't make anything out involving my child, i believe. >> jessica: a grim scene found in marlboro thursday and police found around noon to find two adults and baby unresponsive. >> don't like the idea of the baby. don't understand why it would happen. >> jessica: middlesex d.a. isn't saying what happened here, two adults it be 23-year-old man treated at the hospital. the globe is reporting a young woman around the age conscience and young man being seen taken on nut handcuffs. jasmine says the woman was a classmate of hers at marlboro high school. >> she is pretty quiet to herself. i truly don't know the full story but i thought they were pretty all set at the family. >> i believe they were boyfriend and girlfriend from what i u

kendall reyes, joining tamba hali on the tackle. >> cris: reyes working on max garcia, sheds the block. stand him up. extend your arms. throw him aside. beautiful. >> mike: always been successful in overtime. they have the most overtime three weeks, against the patriots, c.j. anderson run, a 48-yarder. third and eight here. siemian, caught by booker. booker makes a man miss. to the 30 yard line. a gain of 23 yards. >> cris: so many times you get your backs on a linebacker. as it happened here. you have derrick johnson bouncing out there. booker, who is an excellent receiver coming out of college. making a huge play there. and derrick johnson, you can tell with that achilles, still limping around. >> mike: 22 on the reception. in field goal range, with the touchdown. bibbs, tripped up in the backfield. loses two yards on that one. >> cris: get the quarterback on him. him. as soon as he tapped that left foot -- let's take a look here. makes the catch. >> mike: hard enough, right? four minutes gone in overtime. second and 12. siemian, looking up top. flag is down. and the pass incomplete.

all right, jennette reyes reporting live from center city. thank you. >>> "world news" sunday will have the latest on the cabinet as well as protests around the nation coming up at 6:30. >>> in sports, the eagles defense rose up to power the birds to a win over the falcons. >> i guess you could say there's no place like home. >> reporter: they love the link, nothing like coming home back to south philadelphia. as sarah said there's nothing like home sweet home to make it better. the eagles who were perfect at the linc keep it that way even though they are facing one of the best teams in the nfl. doug peterson and the eagles not too happy. matt ryan, 76 yards to taylor gabriel wide open. eagles struggle to come back in the 4th under 7 to go, down 2, ryan matthews, his second of the game. eagles up 5, the defense protects it. ryan picked off in the final 90 seconds by him mccelvin, the eagles keep the highest scoring team in the nfl in check. they win 21-15 they are 4-0 at home. >> i look at 1-0 for the season. we need to start 1-0 the second h

live in braintree, jessica reyes. >> stephanie: looking for the best deals for hours. bargain hunters but blue laws prevent stores open. >> put together bunch of care packages to head home. >> stephanie: national retail federation $655 billion during holiday season. >> catherine: florence henderson has passed away carol brady suffered from heart failure and days with the dancing with the stars finale and 82 years old and this morning daniel miller shows us how entertainment career spanning 6 decades. ? ? >> daniel: lovely ready is florence henderson and played carol brady on "the brady bunch" but real story wasn't so born in 1934 in dale, indiana henderson grew up poor with alcoholic father and mother who left when she was just 12 years old. henderson used singing talent to entertain the family and help make ends meet. >> i don't ever remember not singing and 7 and pass the hat and sing for groceries. >> big break came in 1951 when roger & hammerstein's oklahoma and then took talents to tv. 1959 she was nbc's today girl and became the first woman to guest host "the ton

police say reyes broke into the home of his estranged wife and her family. when the officer took that shot reyes had stepped out on the balcony...with a gun to a 2-year-old's head. thankfully the chil hurt. a police k-9 in idaho is making a quick recovery after being shot during an officer involved shooting in boise... it took four doctors to save the dog along with blood transfusions from two dog blood donors! the dog named "jardo" did lose one of his lungs in the shooting. "jardo" is already up and moving around...the vet says it's pretty remarkable given his injury. crimes have poured in from all over the country. the f-b-i, as well as the southern poverty law center, which tracks hate crimes and groups, says they have seen a dramatic rise in hate crimes since the election. both groups say more than 400 cases of harassament and indtimidation have been reported to police, concerning race, sexual preference, and religion, since last week. donald trump has condemned these types of attacks, and says he wants to unite the country. folo-v new information thi th

police put out the alert for reyes. police found his truck near the scene of hit-and-run near 13th and broadway. 28-year old pulick was killed, you see here. you for locating reyes. >>> parking police needs your help catching these thieves outside of the pony express firearms on parker road. take a look at that car you see driving through the parking lot. at one point, men get out of the car and walk up to the gun store and what you don't see in the video is them breaking in and taking four guns. teenagers connected to an explosion -- one, 16-year old is charged with a hand gun and he's behind bars with a $1 million bond and the other is charged with sexually exploitation of a child and possessing a hand gun. the crime is unclear because they've juveniles, police are not releasing anymore details yet. >>> a colorado cold case murder has been solved. a 15-year old california boy named ck killed 17-year old audrey back in 1977. she was visiting a sister lived in buena vista. she told her sister she was -- ck was killed in

norlan estrada-reyes is in the photo. he was driving when karina pulec was hit at 13th and broadway. twenty-seven -year-old estrada-reyes turned himself in last night. and immigrations and customs enforcement spokesman says he was deported from the us in 2,007, charges for the hit-and-run on pending. >> police want to know if you organize this man. officers say he's a suspect in a robbery at a dispensary. three suspects robbed kind mad on santa fe drive. if you know anything, call metro-area crimestoppers. >> a man is not charged with first-degree murder for stabbing and brain. according to police, officers found antonio torres waiting outside a home at the ec mobile home park on tuesday. four is a ticket to the hospital, he died during surgery. investigators say torres and jason lee trevino got into a fight earlier that night. trevino is charged with one count of first-degree murder. >> we are learning new about a deadly hit and run at colorado and i 70 last month. twenty-five euro tyler white is accused of driving over

live in boston, jessica reyes, fox25. >>> marijuana was winner of the night. voters here and in california legalized it. five states had it on the ballot, arizona and nevada passed recreational laws. voters in maine are split 50/50. and too close to call right now. the only state to not pass the initiative was arizona. on the medical side, arkansas, florida, montana and north dakota all approved medical marijuana. >>> good morning, everyone. we track traffic and weather pike and things moving along the expressway nicely. no issues on 128 from dedham, needham. north of the pike route 1, 93 south looking good. it is early and i don't expect things to really slow down until closer to 6:30. a live picture of the zakim bridge that you can see the head lights race big on the bridge. live drive times, 12 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 19 minutes on 93 south. 23 minutes on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass avenue. >>> meteorologist shiri spear joining us now little cool, cloudy out there right now, but showers are making their way in. >> shiri: you can se

a three-hour standoff, a police sniper shot and killed 44-year- old salvador reyes.authorities say reyes broke into his estranged wife's home and took the woman's two-year-old daughter hostage.the girl was not related to reyes and she was not hurt in the ordeal.the woman, her boyfriend and three 3 one of the two bald eagles--- rescued from a storm drain in orlando last week--- has ?died.?the eagles were ?fighting over territory?... when they got ?trapped.?one of them ?flew away.? the other was taken to a center for treatment.she had punctures to her talons... legs... and chest and a ?cracked beak.?she also had fluid around her heart or air in her abdomen-- indicating there were ?other? injuries.over the weekend, the eagle's condition ?started to decline.?she was placed in ?critical condition? monday -- but died that night. after a scuffle broke out between debate about the election....a united airlines pilot decided to step in and ?ban? all political discussions on his fl. flight.:16-:22 nats-"i understand everybody has their opinions, ..... that's fine." butt to "have the common decency

"action news" reporter, jeanette reyes explains. >> reporter: thursday, you can expect one item off the thanksgiving dinner table. >> no politics. >> why is that? >> it's too heated right now. >> we had the pre-thanksgiving politics talk last week. it's over. we are done. >> reporter: according to an abc news poll, more than one-third of americans say the idea of talking politics at thanksgiving stresses them out. >> trump and hillary talks join the discussion? >> oh, boy. >> reporter: for some, tensions are so high that they are implementing a new policy. >> oh, yeah, that's the rule. >> we never had a rule that way but i'm getting the feeling we will have a no politics policy this year. >> we decided we are going to have a peaceful thanksgiving and let the politics be and enjoy each other's company. >> reporter: while many haven't had a problem, so far -- >> the people that talk about it will talk about it. >> reporter: are you worried? >> no. >> no politics, period. >> reporter: veteran attorney says don't go there or you are asking for trouble. >> why would you do that? there's goin

norlan estrada-reyes is in the photo. he was driving when karina pulec was hit at 13th and br twenty-seven -year-old estrada-reyes turned himself in last night. and immigrations and customs enforcement spokesman says he was deported from the us in 2,007, charges for the hit-and-run on pending. >> police want to know if you organize this man. officers say he's a suspect in a robbery at a dispensary. investigators say last night three suspects robbed kind mad on santa fe drive. if you know anything, call metro-area crimestoppers. first-degree murder for stabbing and brain. according to police, officers found antonio torres waiting outside a home at the ec mobile home park on tuesday. four is a ticket to the hospital, he died during surgery. investigators say torres and jason lee trevino got into a fight earlier that night. trevino is charged with one count of first-degree murder. >> we are learning new details about a deadly hit and run at colorado and i 70 last month. twenty-five euro tyler white is accused of driving over

reporting live, jeanette reyes, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. meanwhile president-elect trump rejected reports his transition team is racked by rivalries and disorganization. transition team members are coming to trump tower in new york. vice president, mike pence, is now in charge of the operation. he traveled to washington today. so, he and his wife could have lunch with the bidens. also in washington, newt gingrich left trump transition headquarters saying the start of any transition has turmoil, it's the nature of the process. >>> hillary clinton made her first public appearance since her concession speech. she acknowledged the election and for her, the brutal results. >> i know this isn't easy. i know over the past week a lot of people have asked themselves whether america is the country we thought it was. the divisions laid by this election run deep. please listen to me when i say this, america is worth it. our children are worth it. >> clinton did admit to having times this week where she just wanted to curl up with a book and never leave

live at the district justice office is jeanette reyes. there is a lot of new information. >> reporter: there certainly is, jim. we know the mother and girlfriend, the suspect's mother and girlfriend were brought into the courthouse. they walked in the door handcuffed. they are facing serious charges for a robbery that left one man dead. anything you would like to say? any comment? 25-year-old chassidy ramos and 52-year-old robin didn't say anything as they got the charges. the two face robly and conspiracy to commit robbery charges for their involvement that night. they scoped out the pizza shop and served as a lookout. her son, justin burst into the shop. two employees and a customer were inside. the customer fired his weapon after he was pistol whipped by one of the brothers. he struck one in the throat and the other in the torso, killing him. the customer was not charged. we just learned that the surviving brother was in critical condition at the hospital. he is now better and talking. he is the father of the unborn child. she has two

. >>> in the florida senate reyes incumbent republican marco rubio easily defeated patrick murphy by more than 7%. rubio only chose to run for reelection after he was defeated by donald trump in the presidential primary back in march. michelle with our west palm beach station with at rubio's headquarters where he told the crowd his focus now is to heal america's divide. >> senator marco rubi o eager to re being reelected to the u.s. senate. his main message during his victory speech here at the hilton hotel is that there is still a lot of work to be done. he says he wants to set an example in washington dc to show people that no matter if they disagree and are a part of different parties, that they can still get along and get work done. >> despite all of our challenges, there is no country, and there is no people on this in the 21st century. america is going to be okay. we will turn this country around. i have faith. i know god is not done with america yet. >> now, again, he is excited to be back in the u.s. senate. many of his supporters tonight telling me that they are relieved and

now to jeanette reyes to see how people are dealing with this reversal of fortune. >> walter, i think a lot of people were holding out hope to see the weather we saw yesterday. it's not so bad until the winds pick up. you can see the flags blowing in the wind. not surprisingly some are dreading the weather. others are embracing it. >> it's getting cold. it's not that cold, but it's getting there. >> the temperatures were somewhat bearable. >> how are you holing up with the weather? >> hanging in there. >> gusting and temperatures feel in the 30s. it's down right frigid. s ask michelle chang. chang is visiting from upstate new york. she admits she didn't see this coming. >> it had the same weather report so i wasn't prepared for this. >> chang and others are starting to pull out coats more suitable for the weather with help in this case. >> you have a great mom that sends you warm stuff with boots and sweaters and stuff like that. >> most of those bundled up is robert soto. >> this is your thing? >> we caught him walking down broad street on the phone with a smile on his face in gym sh

live in boston, i'm jessica reyes, fox25 news. >> julie: police tell us victim behind wheel. >> daniel: catherine parrotta live at scene and police tell you they believe the men got into some sort of argument before the victim was hit. >> catherine: speak with taunton police and missing pieces from the story and know about this, taunton police say this happened around 8:30 last nit pedestrian hit by vehicle and when they arrived they called 33-year-old peter laying in the street and police also know who the driver is. they aren't identifying him but they do say he willingly came in and spoke with them. police say driver and victim know each other and there was an incident, perhaps a disagreement prior to the crash and working to figure out exactly how the victim ended up getting hit and resident of the aftermath of the crash and here is what he saw. >> hit by car and by time fell off the car toward the road and cell phones, glasses, stuff like that. >> police have not charged. haven't been able to speak with the victim and interview him today and figure out here and, of course, continu

live in center city, jeanette reyes, channel 6 "action news." jim? >> let's switch to christie ileto in suburban station. how would you describe today? >> reporter: depends on who you ask. we caught a ride at suburban station and caught long lines on the platform. this is one of the busiest in the city. during the strike, depending on who you ask, some consider it pure chaos. what do you think of the lines? >> it's amazing. it goes all the way around and down. >> reporter: day two of the strike and this is the new normal inside suburban station. >> i have to leave earlier to get to work on time. i leave work and get home later. >> we bought a ticket before 5:00 and 15 minutings later, we are boarding a train. >> today is much better than yesterday. >> that wasn't the same for everyone. some transit riders told us day two has only gotten worse. >> it's triple my time normally to get home. >> i'm usually pro-union. i's tough to be sympathetic. >> reporter: lyft drivers are weighing in. >> i don't care, whatever the cost is, can you take me to work or h

kendall reyes, joining tamba hali on the tackle. >> cris: reyes working on max garcia, sheds the block. stand him up. extend your arms. throw him aside. beautiful. >> mike: always been successful in overtime. they have the most overtime 48-yarder. third and eight here. siemian, caught by booker. booker makes a man miss. to the 30 yard line. a gain of 23 yards. >> cris: so many times you get your backs on a linebacker. as it happened here. you have derrick johnson bouncing out there. booker, who is an excellent receiver coming out of college. making a huge play there. and derrick johnson, you can tell with that achilles, still limping around. >> mike: 22 on the reception. in field goal range, with the touchdown. bibbs, tripped up in the backfield. loses two yards on that one. >> cris: get the quarterback on him. as soon as he tapped that left foot -- let's take a look here. makes the catch. >> mike: hard enough, right? four minutes gone in overtime. second and 12. siemian, looking up top. flag is down. and the pass incomplete. demaryius thomas, trying to get open. acker was in coverage.

kendall reyes, joining tamba hali on the tackle. >> cris: reyes working on max garcia, sheds the block. stand him up. extend your arms. throw him aside. beautiful. >> mike: always been successful in overtime. they have the most overtime three weeks, against the patriots, c.j. anderson run, a 48-yarder. third and eight here. siemian, caught by booker. booker makes a man miss. to the 30 yard line. a gain of 23 yards. >> cris: so many times you get your backs on a linebacker. as it happened here. you have derrick johnson bouncing out there. and you have this young devontae booker, who is an excellent receiver coming out of college. making a huge play there. and derrick johnson, you can tell with that achilles, still limping around. >> mike: 22 on the reception. in field goal range, with the touchdown. bibbs, tripped up in the backfield. loses two yards on that one. him. as soon as he tapped that left foot -- let's take a look here. makes the catch. >> mike: hard enough, right? four minutes gone in overtime. second and 12. siemia flag is down. and the pass incomplete. demaryius thomas, try

live in marlboro, jessica reyes, fox25 >> julie: 14-year-old never saw coming. >> put her to the ground and hand under her stomach and there was no way for her to defend herself. >> julie: man took off when woman saw what was happening and ran to help and suspect described as white man of medium height in 20s or 30s and >> daniel: man started man and woman stole car in putnam connecticut and then crashed it. pair then flagged down a car for help and stabbed two women inside and took off on second stolen car and police continued to chase them into massachusetts and sideswiped a couple of cars in worcester and crashed into a woman's driveway where state police caught them. >> i was shaking and because my >> when i show up over here, seeault police cars. show up here. >> daniel: suspects arrested and arraigned in dudley supreme court on monday and both stabbing victims will be okay. it is 9:09 right now. second victim of violent break-in has now died. 77-year-old joanna fisher died yesterday morning in the hospital. last month fish and her 95-year-old husband thomas hardy orange home. died

live in lowell, jessica reyes, fox25 news. >> gene: 7:06. andover mom charged with being under the influence of drugs when dropped her kid off at school. mary ellen shay took her daughter to school monday and police officer went to police say shay failed several field sobriety tests. police arrested her, charged her with driving under the influence and reckless behavior to child. shay's friend says she is going through a difficult time but always puts her child first. >> she is a good mom and she doesn't -- she has never been in trouble before. this is a big mess, always done the right thing and child is most important thing to her. >> gene: shay told police she is on a muscle relaxer for her >> sara: lawyers for new hampshire man convicted of murdering a unh student will formally appeal the life sentence. seth mazzaglia's lawyers tried to get sexual history admitted as evidence but high court in the state denied that request. mazzaglia was convicted of strangling the westboro native during a sex act in 2012 and her body was never found. we

for now live in lowell, jessica reyes, fox25 news. >>> today will be our second morning commute with the electronic tolling on the pike. demolition on the toll booth continued as a easy day for drivers. rush hour commute smooth sailing. mass do, it said they had lower-than-expected traffic yesterday morning too. and things could be worse today. our michael henrich heading to he will be up in skyfox throughout the morning. we will be checking in with him as the morning commute gets rolling. >>> seven days, that is all that is left before election day, and the candidates for president continue to turn up the heat on each other. fox25's daniel miller joins us now with the race that continues to grow tighter, daniel. >> daniel: new numbers from new hampshire show hillary clinton's lead shrinking. a new granite state poll last night show her ayatollah ali ayatollah ali khameneiing from the poll -- from the last poll that is, and about half of the polls were conducted prior to the revelation of the e-mails -- of clinton e-mail server found on former congressman anthony weiner's computer. t

jeanette reyes is live at the delaware river port authority in camden. to we know anymore details and have the eagles issued a comment about this? >> reporter: jim, we have additional information in the last few minutes, i can tell that you josh huff's attorney says they will fight the gun and drug charges he is facing now, a couple of hours ago huff and his attorney walked out of the county courthouse after he post the $125,000 bail. here is what we know so far. the eagles wide receiver was pulled over on the new jersey side of the walt whitman bridge, the delaware port authority says he was speeding in a car with windows that are tinted darker than what is permitted and had marijuana in his possession. huff handed him the container and told him he had a gun in the driver side door pocket. gun charge is harder to fight. a smith and wes son with hollow point bullets that expand and cause more injuries. huff's gun is registered in texas and recognized in philadelphia but not in new jersey. the state has strict gun laws and doesn't have reciprocal agreemen

kendall reyes, joining tamba hali on the tackle. >> cris: reyes working on max garcia, sheds the block. stand him up. extend your arms. throw him aside. beautiful. >> mike: always been successful in overtime. they have the most overtime three weeks, against the patriots, c.j. anderson run, a 48-yarder. third and eight here. siemian, caught by booker. booker makes a man miss. to the 30 yard line. a gain of 23 yards. >> cris: so many times you get your backs on a linebacker. as it happened here. you have derrick johnson bouncing out there. booker, who is an excellent receiver coming out of college. making a huge play there. and derrick johnson, you can tell with that achilles, still limping around. >> mike: 22 on the reception. in field goal range, with the touchdown. bibbs, tripped up in the backfield. loses two yards on that one. >> cris: get the quarterback on him. as soon as he tapped that left foot -- let's take a look here. makes the catch. >> mike: hard enough, right? four minutes gone in overtime. second and 12. siemian, looking up flag is down. and the pass incomplete. demaryius