no. >> chelsea: adam. >> adam: i' m serious. >> chelsea: you don' t know that. >> adam: i do know that. i' ve been around him, okay? i can see it in his eyes, the hunger, the thirst that he has to best his father. you know what it' s like? it' s like looking at myself in the mirror when i was younger. >> chelsea: when you were younger. >> adam: hold on a second. what' s that supposed to mean? >> chelsea: pfft. i' m just wondering if your desire to prove yourself to your father is blinding you still. >> adam: okay, well, i don' t know, you know, what else to say to you except that, sweetheart, you' re gonna have to trust me, okay? >> chelsea: when are you gonna start trusting me? >> adam: i do trust you, babe. i trust your instincts. you know that. >> chelsea: yet you refuse to follow them ever. >> adam: look... everything' s gonna be okay, all right? all right? just trust me. >> chelsea: [ sighs ] >> luca: i know what i' m doing. >> marisa: and so do the newmans. luca, you can' t trust them. >> luca: not "them." adam. >> marisa: he went along so easily with this plan of attack. it was

>> adam: mm-hmm. >> phyllis: oh, the internet security idea that victor grabbed while billy was in the hospital. >> jack: to victor, this is just another acquisition. to billy, this was a new start. so, what do you say? you want to do the right thing and sell the idea back to us? >> victoria: you okay? >> billy: i' m fine. >> victoria: this is more exertion than you' ve had in a whole week. >> billy: okay. >> victoria: you' re going straight to bed. >> billy: oh, no. i didn' t think i was ever gonna see this place again. touch these things. this isn' t a dream, is it? i mean, i' m -- i' [ chuckles ] look what i got. i was wondering where that was. >> victoria: [ chuckles ] >> billy: miracles everywhere. >> victoria: well, if this is a dream, then i' m having it, too. it' s real, billy. it' s as real as you and me. as this remote. >> billy: [ chuckles ] >> victoria: welcome home. >> billy: hey. get over here. come here! [ grunts ] look at you. [ chuckles ] did you come and welcome me home? (becky) i st

kristen: adam, lt. christopher dewolf was described to me today as someone who was a happy , caring person who had a passion for teaching others , now lives on through this scholarship fund. christopher passed away while on duty in a car accident. today, 11 years later, dozens of people gathered in dover for a golfing in the snow event. over the years, volunteers have tried different types of events to raise money for the fund. the group tells me they have given away $20,000 to help kids from maine and new hampshire get the training they need to be in the fire service. christopher' s son jonathan was there for the event today, he says the fund has helped their family find closure and they are always touched by the turnout to fundraising events. >> even though it' s -5 degrees and the wind chill is freezing, the legacy still lives on. education was huge with him. and obviously with the increase in price for tuition it' s not always easy, so being able to help people start that journey is nice. kristen ce

adam. things will go much more smoothly now that we have a mutual understanding. still, i' ll keep my eyes on you in case you try to do something foolish. >> adam: please, dear lord. tell me you' re finished. >> luca: no. just remember that i have all the cards now, okay? as well as noah' s fate in my hands. you know, i can' t wait to see the look on victor' s face when he learns how the balance of power has shifted. >> adam: yeah, i can' t wait to see it, either, because when he finds out what you' re gonna wish you never came to this town. my son and i used to watch the red carpet shows on tv now, i'm walking them. life is unpredictable one thing i need to be predictable is to be flake free. because i have used head and used regularly, it removes keeping you protected every week, every month, every year you ready ma? life is unpredictable, head and shoulders. live flake free for life take it all off? every kiss-proof, cry-proof, neutrogena makeup remover does. it erases 99% of your with o

adam: thank you. next week some of the best ski , racers from across the country will hit the slopes in new hampshire. in just a few minutes, we will announcer: now, meteorologist hayley lapoint and your stormwatch 9 forecast. hayley: we had sunshine for much of the day. high clouds have started to stream in. this is a live look from the university camera. the same thing is true in portsmouth. we will continue to have clear skies in southern areas through much of the evening and overnight. a few passing clouds expected, especially north as we go through the next the hours. here are the current temperature readings. 32 in jaffrey. upper 30' s manchester international a. portsmouth at 36. 37 in lebanon. 34 in whitefield. the same thing as through north of the notches. the winds have been out of the southwest. it has been a shifting wind through the day. starting northwesterly. now they are out of the southwest, that is pumping in mild air. temperatures are going to be warmer overnight tonight. you can s

adam: thank you. on a different front cold was an - , issue for first responders in manchester who had to evacuate a large apartment building as they knocked down an apartment fire. what could have been a multi-alarm emergency was handled quickly due to crews being in the right place at the right time. dozens of neighbors in a manchester apartment building found themselves out in the cold saturday morning after a fire broke out. >> i was in the bathroom, actually, shaving all of the sudden i smelled smoke didn' t smell like a fire, i went out in the hallway and there was just smoke covered. adam: people in concord street saw the smoke. >> it was thick black smoke coming out, so i immediately ran over and started knocking on doors, making sure people could get out, you know? adam: firefighters were wrapping up from another emergency a block away. >> engine 11 was right around the corner clearing another call . they got here, smoke coming from adam: the rapid response helped contain the damage to a sing

>> noah: adam? >> adam: yeah? it? >> adam: i-i don' t. i didn' t...live with it. i had to die and come back as someone else. [ sighs ] and the truth is there are days that i can' t live with it. but i' m gonna say something to you, and i want you to hear every word i' m saying. there' s a huge difference, all right? you didn' t take a life. >> noah: billy almost died. what victoria had to go through -- >> adam: it was absolute hell. i' m sure of it. but delia' s not coming back. that' s not changing. that' s something that i have to live with. that' s a big difference. >> noah: everybody knows you did it now. that' s a big difference, too. >> adam: hey. noah, listen to me, okay? if you' re thinking about coming clean... don' t. hey, i know it' all right, keeping secrets, but for most of us, secrets -- it' s an unfortunate part of life, my friend. >> chelsea: i don' t want secrets to be something i just have to accept, you know? i don' t want connor growing up like that, either. >> anita: well, i' ve got news for you, missy. it' s not all up to you. adam' s got a s

thank you for joining you, i'm jadiann thompson. >> adam: i'm adam williams, 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >> reporter: cloudy skies with a few isolated showers leading to cooler temperatures tomorrow. >> jadiann: a close call in canton. police officer forced to jump out of the way as a telephone pole comes crashing down. >> we heard the crack. we looked. we saw it and instinct kicked in. we ran the other way. >> adam: a rescue off the coast of new york. this time the coast guard in need of some help. >> jadiann: teen tragedy. a 17-year-old is killed in a crash on her way to school. >> adam: taking donald trump to task, why a former governor of massachusetts is criticizing the presidential candidate. >> jadiann: the patriots flipping up some fun in the offseason. >> announcer: 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >> jadiann: first here at we got a nice dose of warm weather. feels a little bit like spring has sprung. >> adam: but it came after some wild weather overnight. no doubt. strong storms leaving behind a trail of damage across the area including this scene in cambridge. a car crushed by

adam: thanks, kevin. right now, eversource says there are only scattered power outages , but at one point, 000 people were in the dark due to downed trees like this one in londonderry. and some roads are still closed at this hour due to minor flooding. wmur' s kristen carosa is live in hudson with a look at more of the damage and the clean-up. kristen: adam, we are in front of sagamore park road where two businesses were without power after the storm this morning. as you can see, one is still being worked on. a tree was struck by lightening causing damage to power lines. damaging wind and rain moved through new hampshire wednesday night into thursday morning causing flooding, downed trees, and power outages. capt. morin: we started with numerous calls due to the thunder and lightning storms with the high winds, with multiple wires down and trees down. david morin says two roads had to be shut down. and then there was this. >> it took down the power line. kristen: a massive tree was ripped from the roots a

>> adam: noah. >> chelsea: [ sighs ] >> adam: yeah. noah was driving the car, and according to him, you know, he was trying to get out of a parking space and he needed to reverse the car to get out of there. he didn' t know that billy was... he didn' t know billy was behind the car. >> chelsea: noah? oh, my -- billy' s his uncle. oh, god. >> adam: and to make matters worse, you know, luca found out about it, all right? he springs the information on me right before i' m about ready to show him the door. and once he tipped his hand, i-i obviously can' t go to the feds about his family, so now the santoris are firmly implanted at newman enterprises, and i don' t know how the hell to get them out of there. >> chelsea: who cares about the business, adam? >> adam: what are you talking -- a lot of people care about the business, sweetheart. let' s not be naive. through this before, adam. you know how covering something like this up is the worst possible choice. my god. have you not learned anything? at nature made vitamins, we know there are

adam: thank you. homeless shelters are preparing to take in more people tonight because of the cold temperatures. wmur' s mike cronin is live at new horizon' s in manchester with how they are handling the high extra demand. mike: new horizons is not turning anyone away tonight because of the dangers temperatures. they are focused on people -- keeping people warm and safe. there were 60 people here last night. that is not full capacity. tonight. even if it is someone who has caused trouble in the past, the shelter has a room or they can be safe. several people have been dropping off donations. we spoke to one woman collecting blankets and clothing for manchester' s homeless. >> when it is this cold, i feel for these guys. i don' t want anyone to be outside. it is terrible. >> if anyone needs a roof, absolutely come here. if you have questions about your eligibility, give us a call. mike: shelter is staffed normally with two people. the program director says when you consider upwards of 80 people stayin

adams would be inaugurated. he would have a difficult presidency because now we're seeing the throes of political fighting going on, but it happened peacefully. we proved to the constitution works and we could continue in times of difficulty with the system in place. in 1800, they would leave this building and moved to the current capital of washington, d.c. adams and jefferson would have another difficult election, this time jefferson winning and he would be inaugurated in the new capitol of washington, d.c. but this is setting the tone for our early history all the way up to today. so, the room itself will start out as a courthouse. this would have been a courtroom, but around the time this building has finished construction, when it finishes construction, i think they're hoping if we're really nice they will stay here and not go down to that city along the potomac. they end up expanding it to make a little more room for congress. we think the setup looks like this. we have a seating chart. from one session of

>> nikki: well, yes, it was. >> adam: good. >> nikki: hello, adam. >> adam: hi. >> nikki: all right. i will meet you upstairs when and we' ll plan our valentine' >> victor: it' sweetheart. >> nikki: okay. see you later. >> adam: that' s nice. >> victor: isn' t that nice? >> victor: so, where do things stand? >> adam: noah is now far out of the reach of the long arm of the law and the santoris. so, we' re all good. >> victor: how did luca react to that? >> adam: uh, like a little baby that just got his favorite teddy bear taken away. but now that he can' t use noah to blackmail us, we can move on to more important things, right? >> victor: mm. we' re not finished yet, okay? >> adam: we' re not finished yet? you have a date with, uh, nikki, don' t you? >> victor: yeah, but this is important. >> adam: all right. >> victor: as you showed me in this dossier, the santoris have their hooks into newman enterprises. that' s gonna stop as of today, okay? m not gonna give it back to you. >> marisa: oh, come on. s not like i threw the thing in the sea. s ' cause you won' t turn it off. >> noah:

>> adam: no. no. he didn't. um... >> victor: [ sighs ] >> adam: ...he's pretty mad at you. he wanted you to pay for your sins. but, look, i mean, for what it's worth, he, uh -- he swears he's done with it. >> victor: that's not worth a damn thing. my grandson is ready to stab me in the back for what? to save that girl marisa's honor? >> adam: right, which is probably another thing i should mention to you. um...noah's not alone on that island. he took marisa with him. >> victor: well, then, maybe she turned him against me. um...she's actually the one that convinced him to cut ties with luca, and he claims he did. >> victor: [ sighs ] well, well, well, well. >> adam: listen. uh... he's young, right? he's impressionable. he's in love. all he wants is to ride off into the sunset with his girlfriend. that's all. >> victor: [ breathes deeply ] my grandson... [ sighs ] ready to stab me in the back... after all i've done for that boy. kept his secrets, kept him out of prison... and now this. >> adam: well, he didn't go through with it, right? he didn't do a damn thing, so -- let hi

. >> adam: they claim the family. byron barnett is live with the hospital's response. >> reporter: this is the 35-page complaint that has been filed and in suffolk superior court. justina pelletier and her family are suing boston children's hospital and four doctors here after just tone -- just teena got caught in a tug of war over her medical care. >> they were' really treating me badly. they didn't really care. >> reporter: just teena calling out boston children's hospital. the 17-year-old from connecticut and her family are suing the hospital saying children's violated her civil rights by holding her for nearly a year against the wishes of her parents. just imagine being in a week ward without needing to be in a psych ward. >> reporter: after another hospital diagnosed justina pelletier with a mitochondrial disorder, a disease that attacks the cells her attorneys say boston children's hospital came up with a different diagnosis, calling it a psychiatric problem instead. justina pelletier's attorneys says the hospit

adam? >> adam: hmm? something's happened. um...[ clears throat ] you two are gonna be hearing uh... >> chelsea: babe, i -- >> adam: no, listen, i want them to hear it from me, not some two-bit reporter. what is it? >> adam: noah's been arrested. >> victoria: for what? >> adam: for what? um... billy, noah was the, um... noah was the driver that hit you and drove away. happening now? the contoured look. new master contour kit from maybelline new york. contour to define. blush to accent. highlight your look. the contoured look. always easy. never overdone. maybelline's new master contour kit. make it happen. maybelline new york. brandon thinks best foods is heaven in a jar. that's because our ingredients come from... farmers committed to responsibly sourced oils... blended with ingredients like cage-free eggs. mmm. heaven. real ingredients. that's how we're working to hey marc. how you feeling? don' t ask. this is what it can be like to have shingles, a painful, blistering rash. i never thought this would happen to me. if you ha

adam: i am adam sexton. mike cronin is live with an update on this breaking news. mike: some good news tonight from cannon mountain. the other. tonight. maybe cold, but doing fine. down from the cable trams. two were stuck. knew the top of the mountain. they were all safely evacuated and given blankets and hot food, as were the 41 other people in the other cable tram. witnesses say there was a sudden here is what some had to say. >> it was probably my fourth or fifth tram ride. we got about 150 yards and the brakes came on and that was it. it' s long hard and back -- it swung hard and back. we knew there was a problem. >> i was in a harness. i have never done that before. i looked down and watched everyone helping me get down. i had a comforting feeling i was being saved. mike: the rescuers did a good job? >> they definitely did. mike: certainly tense moments for these folks. they say there was never any panic on board. the mountain says the cars stopped because of a service brake issue. staff say the trams were running earlier when it was colder so they don' t bel

. >> adam: turning to the forecast after a wet start to the day. temperatures soaring. people able to enjoy the warmer temperatures. making you think spring is just around the corner. especially when you lock at the seven-day forecast. >> jadiann: we're wondering how long it'll last. we still know it's cool time of the year. so let's head over to jeremy reiner. he will give us the answer. >> reporter: going back to of days but we don't have we have another cold front. that is the main event moving through. that is offshore. and this second front moving through, it's not going to night. it's leading to a couple of isolated showers, that is the case this evening. still some wind out there. winds gusting 25, 35 miles an hour, boston gusts to 41. nantucket and new bedford gusting to 40 miles an hour so we have a wind advisory in effect until 7:00 meaning winds occasionally gusting over 40 miles an hour then i think after 7:00 pm, the wind will settle down a little bit. although even overnight through the day tomorrow we'll still have some wind out there and it becomes a chi

. >> adam: an officer fires a shot and we will have the latest on the per suit in mountain look out. >> reporter: and here, after a historic general, and fire, and we will have the details coming up. >> liz: and snow is headed to the tri state. what you need to know to stay, safe this valentines day as you are spending time with your sweetheart. or not. thank you for waking up with us here with us, i'm liz bonis. >> adam: and we have a lot to cover and that video and it is unbelievable and it is landmark place in the tri state and we are looking forward to see what megan has and we want to get right to our weather and here is meteorologist, brandon orr with the no wait weather. >> brandon: yeah, snow is on the way, but it has not moved in quite yet, we have the time if you want to go out and run thor rands before the snow nofz in. and you can see how it starts to push to the east and starts to break up a little bit and as it does so, it is moving closer to the radar and what this means is that there is a lot of dry air, at the ground and as the snow is falling, we call that vergo and

adam: they must smell thing. the dog survived the ordeal. 2-year-old ely known as a terrible scrap hound has the ability to eat just about anything. >> we call her ely belly. >> reporter: when she came across water beads like this ely thought it was all a tasty treat just for her. >> i knew she had eaten a little but they went all over the floor. i had no sense of how many she consumed. >> reporter: but the beads expand in water and the in this case inside ely's stock market. >> i found a whole bunch starting to grow back behind her gums and her mouth so i called -- >> when she gave the history she got a lot of blanc looks and i said pardon me. floral what? so all of had us to do the >> reporter: surgeons took an x ray to find out how much she ate. but it being looked like food. vets were stunned when she threw up this entire bag full of beads. in surgery they discovered even more. >> after the 4th hand full coming out you don't have to count them. they're in the hundreds clearly. >> reporter: her surgeons say th

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adam: thank you. coming up, we' ll tell you which member of the news 9 crew escaped outside to ride a fat bike. seriously. this is an activity that' announcer: now, meteorologist hayley lapoint and your stormwatch 9 forecast. hayley: it was beautiful for some of us today. up north, clouds and rain showers and snow showers moved through. the clouds have returned after a hiatus midday. it was beautiful in much of we got some sunshine and temperatures warmed up. we will have rain showers moving across the state. already that is the case. where it is still clear and southeastern new hampshire, the will likely be increased clouds through the evening and maybe a few sprinkles. it is all green on radar because temperatures have been so warm today. it is sticking around. anything that comes over us has been in the form of rain. in northern new hampshire and the higher elevations, we are spotting a couple of areas where there is pink and white on radar. that is indicating at the higher elevations there could b

this is westbound in the adams county area. troopers are on the scene as well as a wrecker trying to get this sent my out of the median. slippery conditions for people this morning here in the adams county and brown county areas. oh. has really attacked that and try to get it in pretty good shape. the main roads on the side streets, things are very slick. that is why you have a level two snow emergency. people need to think twice about whether or not they need to be out on the roads this morning in this area. reporting live, andrew setters, wlwt. lisa: we have news of a deadly fire in mason. mark: dan griffin is live at the scene with the latest on the investigation. dan: good morning to you, mark and lisa. a sad morning. we know at least one person is dead in his home on olympia drive in mason. i present been here for about four hours or so, maybe -- fire crews have been here for about four hours or so. flames were shooting through the roof. this is video from what we saw overnight. the mason fire chief telling us crews were d

adam clements, right now back to you in the studio. >>> all right, stay with us, and adam will be at severn with 7:00 with another update. >>> it's been months since a police officer shot and killed another man during a traffic stop. they reviewing the video of the stop. as they view the criticisms of forum. >> an officer should not only have the personality but deal with the demographics that he is serving. even though the credentials that you are and you are impeccable. on march second, and a review that should be finished by june. >>> developing now the head of the ohio epa says our drinking water needs to be tested more thoroughly and more often. it's discovered in flint michigan, butler is asking for help for ohio representatives in washington to speed up testing and its community. >> a 12-year-old may only have half a heart but it's enough to inentire inspire everyone he sees. >>> this year alone he has raised $1,500 for the american heart association. as his classmates learn about his challenges, they are encouraged by his courage. >> he is more happy and excited to share his

adam, over to you. adam: thanks, kevin. this is the time of your people want to get away from the winter weather. we have kim bergeron, extreme coupon professor, to take us through vacation and staycation options. kim: i want to announce that i took over a new blog for a friend who moved out of state. i get to share what to do in new hampshire, and like you said, people are tired of the winter and want to do something fun, so i cover a lot of february ideas. head to the site because i have a fantastic away from lego discovery center. i am giving away four tickets to my readers, so come and enter that. for what to do in new hampshire -- sledding. i have a list of local places in new hampshire to go sledding. we have got our -- adam: trustee sled here. [laughter] kim: also places for fun vacation, loon mountain is fabulous. mountain club on loon, they have regular suites, family suites, the ones with the kitchens, so that is great for us. in the backyard, they have the not have to walk up the hill with your sled. they have in

jules: do not transfer the money, adam. adam: there's a deadline. char said before 11:30 or he dies. and once they get the money, the senator becomes expendable. jules: now, we need to stall. i need your phone. (tting beeps) hey, jules, i'm inside the house and something isn't adding up. cole's motive is personal: he's trying to keep his family's land. maybe he's given up. maybe the money's his way out. (frustrated) the money should be in the account already. look, check it again! let me talk to your manager. cole: i had nothing to do with this ransom plan. i swear. i believe you. but you must've realized how dangerous this man was. he's my neighbour. he's losing his land too. i tried everything else. you were desperate. (sighs) my nephew noah... he lost his hearing in a car accident. it was the same accident that killed his parents. i'm the only family he has left. when he came to live with me, it seemed like he just wanted to die. the only way i could get him outta the house was to go see his parent's memorial. that first summer i made him come ca

county administrator susan adams says buildings with at least 40 of those severely damaged. mcauliffe will also assess the damage in waverly and essex county. response to wednesday's severe weather. one person died in the storm and seven others were hurt. county administrator susan adams says there are about 100 damaged buildings with at least 40 of those severely damaged. mcauliffe will >> we train to do this. we have the best law enforcement they are doing their job. >> [ inaudible ] >> well, first you expect us in the command center to keep our heads on straight and make sure we are doing everything -- when you are in a command center you have 15 people that are connected to the headquarters you hope you are doing everything possible. we train over and over for these situations. when the first reports came out last night that three individuals has been killed including a 2-year-old child it breaks your heart. you think about all the family that is are impacted. we do have here i think there four i believe have been released but i believe the two are still in critical cond

adam: and i' m adam sexton. meteorologist hayley lapoint tells us about another warm-up on the way. hayley: it is amazing. it has been this way all winter. today, temperatures were about average. tomorrow, we will have high temperatures getting close to 50 in a lot of spots. this is the forecast for tomorrow. if you have plans to fish, mostly cloudy skies in the morning. a mix of sun and clouds in the afternoon. look at the high temperatures in meredith. they will get close to 50 tomorrow afternoon. a big precaution about ice conditions across the state. 35 in concord now. 36 in manchester. s up north. we do have clouds starting to stream in in northern new hampshire. there will be a few snow showers. you see those in vermont and new york. those will move across northern new hampshire tonight. the rest of us will have clear skies overnight. i will have more on your sunday forecast and a look toward next week ahead. stephanie: thanks so much. these mild temperatures mean there' s still open water on many of new hampshire' s lakes. you can see last year on the left and today on the ri

adam: i am adam sexton. mike cronin is live from the scene with new details. mike: firefighters are still here at this hour. you can see they are going through the garage sifting through the debris and taking pictures. that is where this fire started. it spread upstairs and damaged the outside of the home. a neighbor' s cellphone video shows the smoke rising from the fire just before 4:00 this afternoon. the homeowners called 911 after noticing smoke coming from the garage. six or seven minutes to get here. luckily, no one was injured. a man, woman, and her dog are displaced tonight. there is about $100,000 worth of damage to the house. but firefighters say it is fixable. >> smoke and water damage and some fire damage. the garage is destroyed. >> it is a nice community here. everybody watches out for everybody else. i' m sure everyone will be asking them if they need help. mike: the cause of the fire is under investigation. firefighters say it is not suspicious. mike cronin, wmur news 9. adam: thank you. in commitment 2016 hillary clinton declaring victory in

adam: he is a serious person. at the same time, he laughed easily and was a gentleman with those around him. you can tell he is somebody who is holding a vault of secrets in his head. he is very secretive about what he shares. a common refrain from him is -- i do not want to go into too much detail about that. carol: very apple-like. adam: there is a lot of equipment. at one is about the size of an ice hockey zamboni, where they run simulations to test a future chip. in the next room, another is simulating an ios software design that is putting the chip through its paces. it is a three to four year lead up process. carol: what do other folks say, specifically? is this something that intel has to be worried? apple works with samsung on chips. adam: it is an important distinction. it contracts with companies like samsung and a company in taiwan that will manufacture the chips to their specs. what apple is doing is bad for traditional chip companies like intel. if apple is doing this themselves, that is one customer

straight ahead, i'm adam williams. >> kim: i'm kim khazei, 7 news at 5:30 starts right now. >> adam: police say they found disturbing items in his home. >> jadiann: fire ripping through a home in plymouth turning deadly. >> adam: the pope opening the door when it comes to contraception when he says birth control could be a viable option. >> jadiann: a waitress accused much poisoning her co-workers. a drug she aedge willedly >> announcer:ews at 5:30 starts now. >> jadiann: we continue to follow breaking news for you this evening. thousands of commuters facing serious delays because of a track switcher issue that started at south station. the problem began during the morning rush-hour and it just keeps on going. >> adam: it's backed up badly there. the continuing ride home tonight is a real night mire, -- nightmare. ing about is live with the --ing about brandon is live. the problem. hundreds of people are packed into her like sardines at back bay station because of the electronic switches that broke this morning at south station. workers had to start operating the switches manually an

. >> adam: i have not seen a single movie. >> liz: i think that it is because there is no clear front runner for a lot of things and so everybody had a pick something they like. >> brandon: really nice today, we are talking about the temperatures in the 60s and yesterday, in the low to mid 50s and that is 15 degrees, warmer than yesterday. >> liz: it was good, later in the day. >> we have a lot of sunshine now though, and we have the clouds in later and the rain. and you can see that there is the sunshine that we had, this is on the star, 64 tower, and a lot of sunshine and that is what is really going to warm us up today, as well as the gusty winds from the south. and we are already, 46 degrees at the airport and there are a couple of areas, and you can see middleton, at 49 and in the upper 30s and it is not going to be case very long and it is warping up very quickly outside. and it is reporting less than 25 miles an hour and it does not gust. that is why there is only, one wind gust at the international airport and it is going to take the heating of the day. once we get the tempera

>> adam: i believe him over you. yeah, absolutely. >> luca: [ sighs ] okay, even if he has backed out of his plan, make no mistake, it was his idea. and if victor felt threatened from within his own family, you know the hell he'd rain down. [ footsteps approaching ] >> chelsea: you'll have to excuse my husband. we have a very important appointment. >> luca: you look stunning. >> chelsea: thank you. you can go now. >> luca: [ chuckles ] i suggest you think about my proposal. nice shoes. [ door closes ] >> chelsea: whatever it was, it didn't turn out well, did it? >> adam: [ sighs ] >> neil: i really appreciate you looking out for me. i do. you know? just, uh -- just two left feet. that's all. >> jack: why do i get the feeling the little talk we had didn't take? >> neil: well, i don't know. i mean, jack, you set me straight. you did. and i-i'm grateful for it. you know, i-i admitted my slip to my kids. i apologized to hilary and devon. hey, man. i plan on staying clean and sober one day at a time. >> jack: things don't

adam: he is a serious person. at the same time, he laughed easily and was a gentleman with those around him. you can tell he is somebody who is holding a vault of secrets in his head. he is very secretive about what he shares. a common refrain from him is -- i do not want to go into too much detail about that. carol: very apple-like. adam: there is a lot of equipment. at one is about the size of an ice hockey zamboni, where they run simulations to test a future chip. in the next room, another is simulating an ios software design that is putting the chip through its paces. it is a three to four year lead up process. carol: what do other folks say, specifically? is this something that intel has to be worried? apple works with samsung on chips. adam: it is an important distinction. it contracts with companies like samsung and a company in taiwan that will manufacture the chips to their specs. what apple is doing is bad for traditional chip companies like intel. if apple is doing this themselves, that is one customer

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. >> adam: it's backed up badly there. the continuing ride home tonight is a real night mire, -- nightmare. ing about is live with the --ing about brandon is live. the problem. hundreds of people are packed into her like sardines at back bay station because of the electronic switches that broke this morning at south station. workers had to start operating the switches manually and that led to a backup. i believe south station the only trains running are going to providence or stouton so the back bay station is one of the stations where the other so you can see it's a mess. it's hard for people to even board the trains or get off the train because so many people are here waiting to board their train. going on. hour. it's a mess and also amtrak just told mass department of transportation that the problem with the switches is not going to be fixed for this evening's commute and may not even be fixed for tomorrow's commute. so you need to check mbta's website as well as their twitter. check our website at whdh.com to see the l

adam: i can be. emily: adam bain of twitter, thank you for joining us. maybe we will see more of last night's adam bain, the twitter coo. for more, i want to talk to mark sister. what you think about this? putting it into context, five years ago when adam joined, they had zero revenue. they are approaching almost a $300 billion run rate in revenue. that is outstanding. emily: their core users declined by 2 million. his is a social media site with declining users. mark: they obviously have a problem, and they know it, which is that they have not innovated enough on the user interface, and that is what jack is committed to. if you look at how much facebook has changed over the last three or four years, and how little twitter is -- twitter has changed, that is the real change they need to bring. but going from zero billion -- zero dollars to a $3 billion itway is astounding, and if were anyone other than twitter, we would be talking about what a next outing success it is. the problem is, you are to the most successful company since google, and on that metri

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and chicago have banned those hoverboards. >> adam: to the wild weather now. up the eastern coast, dramatic rescue in new york. the storm causing a coast guard investigate dole capsize. so the crew was trying to help a fishing boat crew, and everything took a terrifying turn. a fishing boat geting into trouble off the coast of new york. some water washing over the rail >> reporter: early this morning the fishermen on board did all they could and couldn't stop the 74-foot boat from running aground. they over time, floated and this is where they ended up grounded. >> coast guard was called in but what started as a row continue rescue turned into more trouble. the rough waters were though match for a ship september to help and its capsized in the waves. first, five coast guard members with tossed in the water but that left 7 fishermen still stuck on their boat rocking dangerously near the shore. a coast guard helicopter from new jersey flew in and crew members lowered wire baskets below and pulled them up one at a time. and finally five hours after the first call

adam peer already existed, so we used him again. and then we started looking for things. data that was too perfect... before we knew it, adam peer had become something bigger than either of us. why didn't you say something when dr. granger was killed? watson: because it would have meant undoing all the good that adam peer had done. if it came out that you were an exec at a big drug company, it would've looked like any rival study you'd debunked was motivated by greed. barry and i talked about coming forward after he was accused of fraud. he refused, even to clear his own name. he knew that eventually his work would defend itself. so when he died, i... i did what i thought he would have wanted. which was nothing. can you account for your whereabouts wednesday morning about 6:00 a.m.? uh, i was just coming off of a red-eye from san francisco with about a half-dozen of my colleagues. their numbers are in my phone; they'll confirm it. you're gonna tell them, aren't you? you're gonna tell everyone the device that dr. granger was testing

commuter chaos. >> adam: officials say that more morning's commute. a problem with the tracks caused today. >> kim: you saw thousands left home tonight. we are nightteam coverage of this chaos and let's get started with brandon gunnoe at the back bay station. >> reporter: crews will be working throughout the night and try and fix the glitches but we are told don't expect them to be and commuters are being told to expect more delays. >> reporter: thousands of people pushing and shoving to make their train home. >> took me an hour and a half and foe hours to get here, his on the train for 20 minutes now. but now we are getting picked up. i'm okay with them having problems, but the lack of communication. >> reporter: the might mayor started in south station and you can see crews working on electronic signals and switch ers that quit working. a traffic signaling system or air traffic control system, it tells you if it's okay for the trains to salve travel on the tracks. when this goes out it has an enormous impact. >> reporter: workers have been trying to

adam: he is a serious person. at the same time, he laughed easily and was a gentleman with those around him. he is very -- you can tell he is somebody who is holding a vault of secrets in his head. he is very secretive about what he shares. a common refrain from him is -- i do not want to go into too much detail about that. carol: very apple-like. adam: we traveled around. , whereed us to cupertino they have some labs that they are doing some tests on two designs of the future. there is a lot of equipment in there. n ices about the size of a hockey zamboni, where they run simulations to test a future chip. in the next room, another is simulating an ios software design that is putting the chip through its paces. it is a three to four year lead up process. that is what it takes to get a chip from the beginning to the end and into the customer's hand. carol: what do other folks say, specifically? is this something that intel has to be worried? does samsung need to be worried? apple works with samsung on chips. adam:

also, ben stein and adam lashinski. you saw the bulls and bears guys, jerry, you are here. >> listen, let me tell you. we have to do something. this is a case where i don't think donald trump is wrong at all. we need to reimpose those sanctions. why? not because of the embarrassing pictures. right? we paid $1.7 billion to get four hostages back. this is out of control. this is a country that wants to be the state sponsor of terrorism for the planet. these are bad guys. >> somebody argued they became more emboldened, it was so obvious obama wanted to get the deal done at any cost. >> i have always been open minded with having dealings with iran. why is that? they have a secular population aside from the mullahs and the loon my tunes that run the show. the problem is the obama administration cut its deals and does its deals with the devils over there. these are bad guys, sponsors of terrorism. they hate america and our open inside, our detente with them as opposed to the detente with russia. which didn't open it up, it is

john adams. this is a copy of a portrait that stuart already had, and this is a replica of the portrait that we will see downstairs that stuart did of john adams. he changed the color of the clothing and gave him this really rich reddish-brown jacket. the technique he used with a little lines around the eyes and little bits of blue that kind of reflect and enliven the face -- stuart would lock in the face in a very fluid way. a very light way and then he would go back and do the highlights. you could see his bald dome. on the nose. there are places where the light catches. this is jefferson. it is a little less focused looking to me than the others. similar background. this, he took a replica of a portrait he had done -- an earlier portrait he had done of jefferson and had not delivered to him yet, so he had it in his studio. and then madison. and then we come to james monroe. you notice that the background of the monroe painting is different and it may be because this one was started a little ea