he was narrowly elected in 2010 and is a graduate of umass amherst. he served in operation desert storm and desert shield. both deserts? happy post-thanksgiving and for joining us. >> let's start with the how do you think it will do under a trump administration? >> we have all of the things to get accomplished in education and public safety. if you does what he wants for the inner-city we will be set. we will have problems with some of the misogyny and racism we are seeing from his base who come to jesus moment where he says that is not my america we will be ok. we have been through a lot of presidents. at the end of the day, we will protect each other, stand by each other. if he does good policies that help with housing and jobs, that will be great. >> you need money as well. he is talking about tax cuts for businesses. >> someone concerned about programs for kids at risk. if he takes away all of those safety net programs and brings 2500 jobs, good deal. the reality is the absence of jobs and good support, we have to have programs to support people.

if approved umass amherst will participate in that pilot. and fox news anchor megan kellly is making sexual harassment claims against roger ailes. she says that he repeatedly harassed her soon after she joined the network in 2004. she references comments he allegedly made about her clothes and lewd remarks about how she could get to the top faster. a former anchor filed a sexual harassment lawsuit against him. >> a las vegas hotel goes dark after a power outage there, thousands of hotel casino guests were forced to evacuate as they were working to repair the damaged main powerline there, firefighters rescued 11 people from elevators. a few guests did suffer anxiety attacks, but no injuries were reported. guests have been out of the hotel since noon yesterday, and they are nearby hotels. and the cubs' world series win, and now that iconic celebration is on the cover of "sports illustrated." the photo features anthony rizzo's joy after the team's final out in game seven against the indians. fans say that the victory breaks the 108-year-old cur

sean: bowdoin college in maine topped the list for best college food, followed by ucla and umass amherst. on the entree glazed carrots -- erin: fancy. kevin: you do that every morning. you just read menus. sean: it is something i do. erin: we just liked to have frozen yogurt in the dining hall when i went to school. [laughter] kevin: a chilly start to the day. today, in the degrees we were yesterday but you will notice and an enormous difference. we have a much lighter wind through the afternoon. showers through the north and it should be a mild day tomorrow. 50's and 60's and rainfall is centered around thursday with a system coming mass gets in place for the weekend. so we are expecting a good deal of sunshine today. the difference may be the north country where you see clouds approach later this afternoon with maybe a stray shower. to the west, the next system approaches. there may be an isolated shower tomorrow with a solid 90% of the day tomorrow should be on the dry side. 32 degrees atop mount washington. that is the warm spot across the state. temperatures running a solid 10-15 de

. >> julie: mother of umass amherst student who died of heroin overdose is is suing the school because they didn't find help for her son's addiction. when he was found with the drug police asked him to be informant and take down dealers on campus. 2013 he was found dead following an overdose. the mother said school had told her about the addiction the says it was completely blind sided about news of reebok's big move to boston. we told you yesterday the giant moving the world headquarters in the new year. town officials tell fox25 they learned of the plan from a security guard. reebok has been in canton for 16 years but now joining converse and new balance and vying boston location for the home. mayor marty walsh calls latest edition big win for the city. >> excited about reebok coming in a and they were really excited about the potential opportunity coming to the city of boston. >> there are 950 employees of the canton headquarters. reebok says 650 of them are moving to the new location. rest will either transfer out of state or be laid off. experts say millennials are at the heart of

a umass amherst student's mother, is suing on behalf of her son eric who died in october of 2014. eric was an informant for campus charges if he cooperated with them. the mother claims the university violated her right to be informed about her son's activity. the university says it does not comments on pending litigation. >> vanessa: starting today, a busy cambridge intersection is changing and it may impact your commute. some new traffic laws are in effect now to make this intersection safer for drivers and cyclists. fox 25's jason law has what you need to know before you drive through inman square. >> the reporter: there are bicycles all overcame bridge, but this white how dangerous the intersection at inman square can be and now city officials are hoping a new traffic pattern here will save lives. >> my issue here is really visibility. >> the reporter: ryan teague rides through inman square every morning. he says this intersection is the most dangerous part of his commute. >> my close calls tend to be what the brits called a smigzy, sorry, i didn't see you mate. >> the reporter

. >>> a mother of a umass amherst student who died of a heroin overdose is suing the school after they did not try to find her son help for his addiction. become an informant and help take down dealers on campus. in 13, he was found dead in the dorm room. if the school had told her about the addiction, her death could have been prevented. >>> mbta fighting back against sexual harassment to keep riders safe. taechld up with the rape crisis center. as part of the campaign, hundreds of signs have been posted. their goal is to improve passenger safety victims and riders to report incidents. >> one person victimized is one too many. many survivors of these assaults hesitate to come forward for the fear of lose their privacy, of being blamed, of not being believed. >> the campaign launched yesterday and will run through february. >>> a rookie police officer accused of texting behind the wheel right before a crash. leave. adams was off duty and texting and driving in his personal vehicle when he hit a car and took off late last month. adams did stop down the road and told a a police officer w

researchers at umass amherst contamination and time and temperature control in dozens of cooking show episodes what they found was the show only followed the safety rules about 70% of the time. food safety practices were mentioned in only three episodes. you got to wear those gloves for the chicken salmonella. the childhood obesity epidemic may not be caused just by overeating. skipping breakfast and irregular sleep patterns could be a new dangerously overweight. in a 10 year study children who fell into the categories gained more weight than counterparts and more likely to have weight issues in the future. more likely to be overweight if their mothers smoked during pregnancy or overweight themselves. >> jason: a facebook glitch has users logging on to find out that they're dead. the social networking site hosted a banner memorializing certain profiles out there. at one point, even facebook ceo mark dead. so far facebook has not commented on what caused the glitch. >> heather: a woman celebrating ?when you've got...? ?...nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!? ah. >>

mother of umass amherst student that died suing the school a her son help for his addiction. she says when ericsson was found with the drug police asked him to be informant and help take down dealers on campus. in 2013 he was found dead in his dorm room following an overdose. his mother says the school had told her about his addiction his death could have been prevented. >> sara: we told but captain had heart attack while doing push-ups at fort deffans. initially they ruled the heart attack was not in the line of duty and refused to pay any of the medical bills. now happy to report the decision has been reversed. >> felt like last year we have been living under the cloud and all of a sudden we are free. >> sara: captain morgan says they have totaled more than $100,000 and army will pay a expenses not covered by the private insurance. >> gene: girl drops all of cupcakes before she can get to classmates. how the bus driver saved the day in between bus routes. >> daniel: good morning, i'm fox25 daniel miller. there's a disgusting problem plaguing one local town. coming up next a

i can leave hampshire college and go to umass or amherst college. the point of hampshire college isn't to create a model of our country and then simulate like political debate one night to figure out what is most liberally correct, what is the most social justice. >> i'm for diversity, daniel, and i say we diversify hampshire college. thanks for joining us. >> thank you so much. >> good luck to you. >>> as democrats melt down around this country, the party's leader may be doing the same. now there is a new effort to out nancy pelosi from her leadership position in the house. we'll show you the man vying for her power. that's next. whether it's connecting one of the world's most innovative campuses. or bringing wifi to 65,000 fans. businesses count on communication, and communication counts on centurylink. whmade plastics that tmake them lighter?rs the lubricants that improved fuel economy. even technology to make engines more efficient. what company does all this? exxonmobil, that's who. we're working on all these things to make cars better and use