Danielle its still unseasonably warm this morning, but changes are on the way. The wet weather moving in, and the november chill thats coming with it. Youre watching wcvb, bostons news leader. Good morning this is newscenter 5s eyeopener. Antoinette hello and a good morning to you. Thank you so much for joining us. Just after 6 00 on this saturday, november 28. Im Antoinette Antonio. Frank and im frank holland. Were going to toss things over to danielle vollmar. First a live look outside on this saturday morning. A lot of people out there shopping this morning, antoinette. Youd Better Believe that. Now well toss things over to danielle with a november chill that was inevitable. It had to turn into winter sooner or layer, i guess. Danielle frank, antoinette, good morning. Yes, it does but not so fast. Its still mild this morning. If youre stepping outside the door, were in the 50s so youre thinking, i dont need a jacket. But through the Morning Hours and into the afternoon, the colder a
And why some say it was unforgivable. Complete new england News Coverage right now. This is the fox25 morning news glad it is friday, november 20th, 9 00 and im daniel miller. Catherine im Catherine Parrotta you know it is a Beautiful Day out there if youre back from shopping and warmer than usual this time. Shiri whether going out to do shopping and 55 in boston and lawrence and bedford, and middle 50s over to fitchburg right now and brighter southeastern clouds to the north and west of boston and it end up being morning hours. Temperatures so close to 50 here by noon time today highs in the lower 60s but by 5 00 p. M. Remember, folks, it is going to be dark outside, it is getting cooler for those that did work or perhaps those headed out to do late shopping middle 50s by 5 00 p. M. And coming down from the highs 58 to 64 we had a little bit of patchy fog in this early this morning and does turn partly sunny this afternoon and big changes brewing in the wet conditions and cooler condi
In moscow, russian president Vladimir Putin is banning most food imports from the west as tensions intensify. In detroit, the man who shot a teenager who showed up drunk on his porch has now been convicted of murder. We begin this hour with the ongoing tensions between hamas and israel. At the moment the conflict is playing out diplomatically in cairo and not militarily in gaza. Egyptian mediators are trying to extend the 72 hour ceasefire that took effect on tuesday. Extending past the deadline fewer than nine hours away. Hamas the current terms are unacceptable. While the talks continue, war weary individuals are getting nervous. Nicole be johnston has the story. What happens after the ceasefire expires, 8 00 a. M. In the morning local timer. Some reports are coming out from egyptian and israeli media that israel does favor idea of continuing the ceasefire without conditions attached. But hamas has not reached agreements. Far apart on their demands in talks in cairo. Reopening the ra
Im a survivor im a survivor im a forgiver heres a story of survival that captured the worlds heart. Malala was shot in the head by the taliban for fighting for her rights to education. Her book i am malala goes on sale today. Diane sawyer sat down with this inspiring young lady. Reporter out of a valley 7,000 miles away, a powerful light. We are starving for education. For us, its like a precious gift. Its like a diamond. Reporter a tiny child may be the bravest girl in the world. Malala loved her home and school. Out of the shadows came the taliban, the radical fundamentalist men who banned girls schools, bombed them, threw acid at the students. They terrorized the town with corpses on the street, flogging women publy. Somehow malala never lost her powerful certainty that girls also deserve a full life. They cannot stop me. I will get my education. If it is in home, school, or anyplace. Reporter somewhat like anne frank, malala decided to write a diary and send a message to the world,
Inspire you. Good morning, welcome to early start, im dave briggs. And im julia chatterley. Its friday, august 23rd and its 5 00 a. M. In the east. Well, its hard to recall a wilder twoweek period for the markets and the economy. Cracks beginning to form, some of them we have to say selfinflicted by the white house here. In just the last two weeks the yield curve inverted, investors demanding higher rates in the short term. We had new projections saying the deficit will soar past 1 trillion in 2020. Job estimates were revised down and the president repeatedly flipflopped on a new tax cut. This persistent trade uncertainty leaving the fed searching here for flexibility and yesterday we learned the Manufacturing Sector is shrinking for the first time in a decade. All that means its shaping up to be a pretty big day for Federal Reserve chair jerome powell, a high profile speech in wyoming looking here to reinsure investors. He is also facing pressure from President Trump and expectations