as fnow flurries around the berkshires, a few more hours of that. we'll talk about thanksgiving travel and weather in a little while. >> there are norr the mother attacked from front of her disabled son. our reporter is live in lowell where the victim's family wants answers. >> expecting answers sometime and hopefully soon. about a half dozen people dropped off more candles. a coueremain at this memorial. it marks the spot where this mother was brutally beaten. answers for a lowell family. a mother beaten in front of her disabled son. >> she was a great mother to her kids. and, unfortunately, right now we lost a -- >> the woman was attacked by people, both men and women according to witnesses. her 28-year-old son who has down syndrome tried to protect his mother. he held her battered body after the attack. >> he held his mother, calling mommy. >> party saturday night at this apartment complex. asked to leave after exchanging words with other partygoers. it continued outside where witnesses say she was punched and kicked. there are reports a crowbar

becky quick reports that berkshire has taken a stake in southwest airlines. the move is a shock reversal for buffett who has shunned the airline industry for decades following a volatile investment he made in u.s. airway back in 1989. >> it's interesting. as you said, massive reversal. everyone is trying to work out what his reasoning behind it. it's hard to take a step in the domestic u.s. airlines unless you have a bearish view on oil prices. now there might be other minor factors around it. there's a macro link factors. he must be saying this is a vote confidence for the u.s. economy and a vote of bearishness towards oil prices otherwise hard to take those positions across the board. we have those reasons. >> timing so interesting. two weeks away from that november 30th opec summit where oil prices could move and change as you point out. one of the exalternatival factors. >> reynolds america looking for a higher price from british american tobacco. projected $47 billion take over offer. saying the price was too low. british american already owns 42% of rey

snow, a scattered coating here and vermont and the berkshires. 30s throughout the day and a chance of rain showers arriving late as we head toward the evening. all told no big issues. we could have a few more lingering icy spots tomorrow night. lisa? >> eric, thank you. see you then. >>> a big patriots's move. the team had a star back on the practice field today and burton with the story. >>> lisa, yes. it was a case of good news/bad news. brady had a knee injury but don't bet on him missing sunday's game. and the good news, rob gronkowski was back out there running around in full pads and looking pretty good. gronk may be against the jets sunday. guys? >> that would be helpful. steve, thank you. >>> tonight, under arrest, police say this man was involved in the hit and run that sent four boston police officers to the hospital. they are all okay tonight. christina hager is live in dorchester. christina? >> reporter: the good new, they were hit, dragged, and thrown on to the road on stoughton street. four police officers hit and dragged the day before thanksgiving. >> we got a car that

it could be cold enough by 4:00 or 5:00 in the berkshires for a bit of snow, and it's mainly rain, as this shifts in, and it will continue into the overnight hours tonight, so keep that in mind if you are going to be doing some traveling. >> breaking news, a deadly wrongway crash under investigation in plainville. >> it happened overnight on 495, information. antoinette? antoinette: police say it was that wrongway driver killed in this crash that happened right here on this stretch of 495 and plainville, the driver of the other vehicle was taken to rhode island hospital. here's a look at that scene from overnight. this crash happening just around 2:00 on 495, in between route 1 and 95. the crash involved two cars, one of them was driving crashed into another vehicle at exit 14. the wrongway driver was killed, police have not released the condition of the other driver. and they have not said how or why that wrongway driver got on the highway in the wrong direction. state police continue their investigation. live on the plainville line, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. >> antoinet

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where some parts of the berkshires elevation picked up as much as a foot of snow. this is some lake effect bands they continue. you saw the live shot of boston and there have -- there have been some breaks of sunshine per it's really just a cold and wind. it has not gotten under the teams in webster 15 is what it feels like at the worcester airport. it is because of the wind, it's howling and has been all morning and afternoon. 2240 miles per hour across southern new england and that's why the national weather service has issued a wind advisory intel 10:00 p.m. tonight. it may popout and spots near 50 miles per hour strong enough to cause isolated pockets of damage. your planner goes this way, 34 for the ride home. it will be windy and cold sunset coming up just before 4:20 partial clearing tonight, 25 to 30 in the suburbs, 32 downtown and a brighter day tomorrow but still blustery. this wind will be as strong today but about 30 or 35 miles per hour. with the cbs boston weather app it's free in the google and apple app store's. >>> developing right now eight noon a

some clouds moving in from the west from new york into the berkshires. so it's not a 100% sunny day but mostly sunny day. our next chance of rain is coming from way over here. area of low pressure spinning. that's going to head off to the neither, and that will bring our next khan of rain late on tuesday. clear skies overnight. clear and cold when you are heading back to work or school or whatever you need to do tomorrow morning, sorry to bring that up. tuesday morning looks dry for most of you, can't rule out a few sprinkles in the berkshires but most of massachusetts will be dry tuesday morning. bulk of us wil into tuesday night then we'll clear out very early pre-dawn hours on wednesday and another round of rain late wednesday into thursday. add it all up, not expecting much more than a drop or two tuesday morning but probably half, 3/4 of an inch by tuesday evening then add another 1 on top wednesday into thursday. add it all up inch and a half, two inches not out of the question late tuesday and wednesday night into turning cool heading into next we

you can already see that happening berkshires and the connecticut river valley. that's the back edge of the steady rain and we'll focus on getting dryer air to clear things out later on tonight. so much rain, orange about .6 of appear inch. new bedford and millis about a third to a half inch of beneficial rain. worcester that is up there of rain. this is round 1. we talked about it last night. how this would be a 2 pronged storm. number two is just getting organized through louisiana and mississippi. that is on the move. that will be into new england tomorrow and i'll have that timeline for you in a few minutes. >> adam: to a story you will see on one station. troubling charge against a father in everett accused of trying to pick up his son from school while she was' drunk. he was released from jail hours later then again for drunk driving. cellky joins us live from -- kelli o'hara joins us live with more. >> reporter: we learn in court this was the father's 9th dui and prosecutors say when he picked his son up from cool he threatened to kill the school principal

but there will certainly be 40's in southern new england, and out there in vermont, new hampshire, berkshires, maybe some temperatures that stay in the 30's all day long, sunday afternoon and monday. first those clouds come though. here they are, backing in toward us tonight, so that by 11:00 p.m. when i'm talking to you, the clouds will already be coming on shore. then they back up to through about 6:00 a.m. in morning. you see that i-95 corridor right there. nice dividing line for us. these clouds continue to back up toward boston, through lunchtime, and back toward 495, by dinnertime. so decreasing sunshine, increasing clouds during the day tomorrow. that's going to play a difference with our temperatures. in the boston area, for instance, we'll be into the low 50's, boston to quincy. mid 50's back through newton, 56 degrees, but look at the came, staying in the low and mid 50's at best here, with the clouds starting the day right for 60-degree readings, northwest of boston and into the merrimack valley. sunday is when everything changes. that's when this front comes on through, with these

e in the berkshires right on up to vermont. could even be flakes in the air around the worcester hills. right now winds very light. a little bit stronger down in the cape. here you go over the next seven days. tomorrow will be your mild day, sunday is a day of change. starting with showers early in the morning, then the wind picks up, temperatures don't rise much. tuesday is still windy and cold. it is dry for travel as we get towards thanksgiving. on thanksgiving day it looks like a system will affect this. i don't know it precipitation will start early enough for the football games or not. right now looks like chilly rain, but i would not rule out some mix or snow in the northern western part of our area if precipitation reaches that far and right now for shopping next friday, it looks like it will be chilly at this ck to you guys. >> that's the season. >> north carolina family that renting spoof video -- this time the family hoping to get through thanksgiving without talking politics. >> i don't remember this. pretty funny.

the winds will easeome late tonight. 30's and the berkshires. of course, elevation has something to do that. when you combine the wind and the temperature right now, it feels as though it is belo 20's. right at 32 in orange. obviously if you are going out this ening, ess more for mae an early winter night is the way go. cours you are hearing about another one of e skieok likill be up. clrou will good lookt it.the suns is not 6:17. probr. in.is a really nice site to take right, i don't know i you think thiss a nice site. we drop into the 2 ls 30's overnight to startp saturday. it will be breezy saturday, but not as windy as today. we will have respectable teature recovery. the nice thing is you can add eight degrees to the high teeratures or sunday afternoon. for e patriots game, slightly gusty wind on sunday shoul becomeike byhe time the game is being played. the mperature could beow to mid 40's to sta the game, might dropto 3 down or so because the air will be ry dry or he clear skies and light winds. considering the time of year, abou nice as

there are some showers back here in the berkshires, even in southern vermont into the northern berkshires right now. much of that is not gonna make it. we're watching some clouds rolling in tonight. we'll track those showers and talk about the cool-down for the weekend at 11:00. >>> drivers going through were legal yesterday are no longer legal tonight. here's a map that show you which left turns are now illegal. cyclists have been calling for change after two deaths in the last six months. >>> my close calls tend to be what they call a -- if a car is turning right and i'm here, then i can end up on their passenger door. >> the city of cambridge is going to study the impact of these changes in the next couple of months. today officials announced the new electric car is cordless and will be on the nation's highways. the government is providing $4 billion in assistance but the vast majority are being built by private companies. >> a staring discovery revealed today at boston ever university and it can be a real danger for football. researchers specifically looking at lou gehrig's disease co

yeah, maybe we'd pick up a couple of showers but these may actually survive through maybe about the berkshires and then they weaken. the reason is, there's a low pressure area that will develop on the front. when that happens, a lot of times the moisture consolidates closer to the area of low expect much rain tomorrow. maybe a spot shower or sprinkle. one area that could get a couple of hours of wet weather could be the south coast or southeastern mass and the cape tomorrow afternoon or evening as the wave of low pressure tries to form but clearing will follow and you will have a lot of sunshine to enjoy on thursday. then a cold front that means business will come through during friday morning. mainly clear skies, no two ways about that tonight. and even early tomorrow, there could be limited sun central and eastern mass as a band of showers approaches the berkshires it. weakens, gets to about springfield and then it's hard to find showers until the area of low pressure creates the threat of a few showers or an hour or two of rain for southeastern mass or the cape later tomorrow. then skies cl

chilly down through the 40's, upper 30's in the berkshires. colder with elevation. . if you are hit -- tonight will be cold. if you're headed out this evening, bundle up. early games will be cold with temperatures are around freezing. generally in the 20's in most of the suburbs. 15 to 20 miles per hour, late morning and the afternoon, up to 25. a respectable recovery to 45 or 50 degrees and you can add about 10 degrees to that for sunday. that is the good news. the cold air does not really stay. it will be falling through the 40's for the game sunday night between the patriots and the seahawks. it will be nice, really nice. it's just the fact that clear skies, dry air, light winds allow the temperatures to fall back. there you go. a cold start, it does look like a storm is going to try to come up the coast. it will probably become wet during tuesday, perhaps early on wednesday. we have to watch that especially. for the winds to increase significantly, we do have very high astronomical tides and that could become a concern along the coast. we will be monitoring that v

not expecting the plow to be out except for northern berkshire county and vermont. mount snow, killington, they will do really well sunday and next week, monday looks windy and cold and no travel issues. tuesday, quiet and chilly, and wednesday, the clouds will increase ahead of the next storm system and still uncertainty as to what it means for us on thanksgiving day, a few rain showers, a soaking rain and wintery mix is something we'll have to workout. the main story, the temperature drops back to cold conditions here. next week, 42 and nd tuesday and i think it will get everyone in the holiday spirit. it had felt like october. tonight at 11:00, the whole weather team will take a look at the season and factors involved. we have been issuing these every year. we have done very well. and i am sure i am jinxing myself, but david and lisa, a seinfeld twist on the weather >> oh, you will be wearing a puffy shirt? report "yosta be -- "i don't wanta be a pirate." [laughter] >> eric, thank you. >>> and how many wanted to vote for none of the above. >>> and how much money

temperatures in the upper 30s to middle 40s southern new england 30s, upper 40s as you head to the berkshires. the white mountains, green mountains then if you head out to pennsylvania, dry roads out there but chilly even down through pennsylvania. you have to head down to d.c.before you find temperatures into the 50s, which even for them is chilly for this time of year. thursday, the big day. a lot of clouds. dinner table with flurries in southern new england. thursday morning, there will be a little bit of a weather system moving through. it does not look like it's a big deal but it -- this doesn't take much to foul up the roads. i think a coating to in some locations an inch is possible with this little weather system thursday morning. otherwise i think thursday afternoon a lot of clouds. maybe a few pocket of drizzle thursday afternoon and thursday evening. so who is going to see the snow flakes? even in there may be a few flakes that fly but the farther west you travel to 495 corridor, the pike north of town route 2 up to southern new england for most locations it's a coating but some of

a whole lot of snow on the way for the berkshires. could be about a half a foot. real ideal for us, closer to home, we are talking about the cold temperatures pushing in for us. and also the gusty winds. there will be a wind advisory for those winds blasting out of the west. specifically, along the south coast of new england. cape cod and the islands. gusts could get up to 50 miles per hour. we will get to more on. this plus, some rain on the way inside of 495. details to come in the extended forecast. >> and now to donald trump's transition to the oval office. the president-elect hosting the former massachusetts governor mitt romney for a monumental get-together. these two certainly did not see eye to eye on the campaign trail. trump's cabinet. amaka ubaka live with more in the newsroom >> reporter: well, mitt romney was one of trump's toughest critics during the campaign. they buried the hatchet, meeting for an hour and a half today. trump advisors down-played the meeting as an exchange of ideas. romney has been mentioned as a potential pick for secretary of sta

look at the blues here blues and whites into the worcester hills into the berkshires certainly the green mountains no question about that. so some light snow from time to time in the worcester hills. i'm betting there will be even though not being shown very well on our future cast data looking at everything i have seen come in. looks to me like will be flurries perhaps even in the city during the height of the cold air sunday night into monday morning. these are your temperatures from the seven-day forecast. look at that only 46 for a high sunday by the morning monday it is freezing accumulating snow you need to go to the west and to the north. you will see that here through sunday evening not much but some then it increases more through monday evening with even some light snow into the suburbs of boston which is what i'm thinking this is going to bring to us. still rain in the offing for wednesday into thursday though for thanksgiving holiday something more about in the morning. >>> this video takes the meaning to dunk a to a whole new height. he was able to dunk a biscuit, yes, into a

there's still some flakes berkshires. how the rain and snow will impact your thanksgiving straight ahead. >> breaking news a bye body man has died after this violent two car crash in danvers. a car hit a tractor-trailer. police say the 50-year-old was driving that smashed up blue car when it collided with a truck. state police and danvers police are investigating the cause of the crash. also breaking tonight a tennessee school bus crashes into a tree killing at least six children. investigating whether or not the driver was speeding. a tree split a school bus almost in half. the bus carrying 35 kids on its side partially crushed. >> multiple children lost their lives today in this tragic accident. >> reporter: the children on the bus all from an elementary school the oldest in fifth grade the youngest in kindergarten taking care of the children that ridged is our number one private. cooperating with investigators. >> speed is being investigated very strongly. >> reporter: the bus has a box that collects satta. this has be

berkshires no doubt fresh snow on the ground. here's your seven-day forecast we have some more things to talk about don't go away just yet. a couple nice tuesday and wednesday. sure it will be cold outside i assume you're travelling inside a vehicle it so will be mild in there. sunshine for you both days. now here the problem. you see the precipitation here on thursday. we're going to focus in on that it starts wednesday, wednesday night really the clouds start to roll on in. you will see the light precipitation making it into the picture here. that include is snow. the pink color is a mix and then there's some rain. it seems to want to disappear the latest computer models but you will of it there. my analysis in the. last half hour has been there's still going to be some you stuff in here i wouldn't totally trust it all disappearing. it will be white. this is you thursday morning thanksgiving morning here's the problem. thanksgiving morning starts out cold, especially away from the coastline. so if you are travelling to your tha

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much for us, but for the mountains of northern new england as well as at least snow showers for the berkshires. here's a look from one computer model showing some snow accumulation. again, this is not going to occur until sunday night into in boston but snow in northern and possibly western new england, especially the mountains, into the weekend, and into the start of next week which is good news if you like to school. there is cold air. a good chunk and some of that will come in here to give us our coldest feeling of the season for monday. a great stretch of weather into saturday. sunday is the transition day. a few showers, winds start to pick up. temperatures don't rise much. then they fall later in the day and at lot colder than the temperatures you're seeing there on monday because the winds will be pretty g gusty. it looks like a system will be approaching which could give us some precipitation, most likely a chilly rain around wednesday night. maybe into thanksgiving day. that's just an early estimate of that little situation. >> thank you. right? no? you might be able to win some money

, 2 inches to 4 inches in northern berkshire county, and i think northern vermont will do really well with this. throughout sunday and monday. scattered cody, snow showers in eastern massachusetts. next week if you are traveling, it is about the cold monday and tuesday but it will be dry in the eastern corridor and dry on wednesday as well. the accuweather seven day, monday, cold, wendy, tuesday, blustery, mid-40s, wednesday mid-40s as well but dry. thursday, thanksgiving, we are watching a chance for a possible storm. we will update that as we get closer. i'm sure that you are asking the question what will this winter bring? the team is breaking down what we are looking at for the season and tonight was a little bit of a seinfeld twist as well. 2016 chevy suburban. this allows us to be live from anywhere in the country. -- this is live real-time data back from inside the storm. i am eric fisher and this is -- what do you think? we have got some leafless trees showing up. the emails are starting to come in. >> i do not think we will get off as easy as last year. >> no. >> not all lini

back into the berkshires. across the litchfield hills. now, we get into 8:00 or 9:00 in the morning, i do think it the worcester hills. to transition any rain showers over to some snow showers. maybe a spot coating or two. not expecting accumulation from worcester on eastbound into the city of boston. in fact, we will hold into the mid-40's in boston. this tells half the story. yes, it is a colder day. we have a gusty wind that develops. at times, gusting 30-40 miles an hour on sunday afternoon: a couple of snow showers. still a possibilities tomorrow afternoon. especially the higher terrain accumulation there. hoof a foot of snow... half a foot of snow in the higher terrain of vermont. green mountains, white mountains, doing well with this picking up the snow. wind will be active. gusting 30-40 miles an hour at times. we hold on to a gusty wind. monday into early on tuesday. that is why that are still left on the trees, may have trouble holding on as we get into early next week. i know. knock them down so you can clean up the yard for go

there's heavier snow through western massachusetts and the berkshires. flurries reading into the city, not amounting to ch. the roads are generally okay. a lot of road crews have been treating the roads as well. west of worcester from warren, orange and berry, we're looking at snow showers as well all associated with the same storm that's been impacted us over the it is sitting to our north and churning up the winds. that is the big story. wind advisories up till 10:00 p.m. there could be gusts to 50 miles an hour. sustained winds are 15 to 25. wind chills right now 11 in worcester. it feels like 22 in ston. the actual temperatures are in the 20's and lower 30's and we are not going to get out of the 30's today. flurries end this morning. sun and clouds throughout the day. noontime, upper 30's and wind cold start to the week. let's get you out to the roads. good morning, olessa. olessa: good morning, cindy. for the most part, the roads are quiet. live look outside. a check of the pike by alston-brighton eastbound at the top of the screen. not looking at

makes contact with the warmer ground, but in the berkshires and highest elevations, latest reports from the national weather service anywhere from a foot of snow to 16 inches of snow in some locations here. that's why there's a winter storm warning in effect in the areas of pink, but a winter weather advisory for the areas in purple, so tough travel there. hour by hour overnight tonight 30s. right around freezing. monday morning waking up to a fresh coating of snow for some in the worcester hills. elevation playing a key role in how much snow you'll see. and monday afternoon a few flurries, but no additional accumulation, just a very cold and windy afternoon. temperatures falling to freezing for manchester and lawrence, 33 in boston, 29 in keen, and windigos between 20 and 35 -- and 35, the wind chill is much worse. feels like 22 in boston, 14 in worcester, 25 in manchester. bullet wounding uptight -- bundle up tight in the morning, and the wind making it feel like the low 20s, upper teens for some, and tomorrow afternoon not warming up too much. high of 39 with again a wind advisory in

we have rain showers in maine but snow adirondacks and berkshires. we even see snow showers continue western new england all day sunday, sunday night and monday so for ski country this is great news. if you are a skier heading north for the holiday it looks like you have significant accumulate zig-zagging snow in western and northern new england. metro boston no. no snow. but maybe a flurry in the worcester hills sunday evening. that would be it. machined a lot of clouds, still blustery and chilly. high temperatures only in the upper 30's. see you at 5:00. fast track traffic on this friday afternoon of we saw earl cer it looked easy. what's going on now? >> reporter: still messy out there. we begin flying high above this crash on the ramp to 24 south from 128 north in randolph really causing a backup. emergency crew zig-zagging just left the scene. state police still on scene and cars are now on tow trucks. traffic jammed become on 128 tort all the way to the brain street split up to the crash scene although it seems it should be cleared momentarily.

again, most of that will stay near the berkshires. they could grab another inch or two of snow here today. our attention really does turn over to these winds. which have been very strong. wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour are likely for us. already some reports of some roofs... actually houses being damaged from the national weather service. tonight. a closer look at how strong these wind gusts are. worcester seeing wind gusts up to around 40 miles per hour right now. it is going to be a breezy day throughout the day. stay warm and hold on tight. >> christa: dozens speaking out against hate at this rally at the statehouse. mayor marty walsh was among the people attending that event. 7's byron barnett is live at the statehouse with more. byron? big rally here at the statehouse today. organized primarily, by the antidefamation league and the main message today was stop the hate. now, several hundred people rallied on the steps of the statehouse, spilling out into the streets in the area. causing lots of congestion. this is in oppositio

even the berkshires seeing the chance of snow for early sunday morning as well. we see things drying out sunday afternoon. they won't last long as we see very cold and windy conditions moving in for your sunday afternoon. the chance of a few snowflakes cannot be ruled out as we see snowfall chances moving into missing out. as we move westward and the higher mountains, we will see low accumulations of snowfall, 2 inches toward the berkshires. seven-day forecast, we will be seeing temperatures staying on the lower end of the scale. doug and rhondella, the next area of concern is monday with strong and gusty winds expected. rhondella: okay. thank you, kelly ann. well, the time is now 5:17. checking some of our other top stories happening right now. doug: the man who fired at police during a standoff in norton is behind bars. heatmu inside his john scott boulevard home early yesterday. a woman and a young child managed to escape from that house during the standoff. he held police at bay and did open fire, hitting the police car there. this is what the window of that

i do think that western mass berkshires as well as the worcester hills and merrimack valley you could see a couple flurries. most of that will hold off until sunday. late sunday night we could see a couple of flurries in the merrimack valley worcester hills as well as berkshires. most dry when it comes to flurry late sunday night. we could see just a couple of flurry primarily to the west. that's in association with the jet stream taking a major dip bringing some cool ka fadian air our way. highs today for us will be in the mid 50s. again get outside and enjoy it before our weather pattern does shift into next week. >>> back to you guys. >>> we continue following breaking news here this morning. right now police are on the scene of what appears to be an emergency situation on the campus of boston university. what we know now the mugar library over on commonwealth avenue. we draw on the scene. we live images coming in now. don't know if we are ready to take the pictures yet. we are working to establish that shot. i'm looking for police on the scene. the bomb squad is there at bu. here'

and we'll try to dry things out but look at the snow out towards the berkshires, a couple of flakes may fly. colder air pushes in, no higher than the 40s, i see us getting through thanksgiving so 60 today, and probably not happening again, so maybe some yardwork. >> ok. thank you. so far, a bit busy, a pretty sunrise, there's a live look at the expressway, and you can see the northbound side heading towards the bottom of the screen. let's check out your as you go west of town we're watching this crash, it's clearing, route 2 westbound, this is by emerson hospital and partially blocking a lane and north of town, 93 stop and go out of methuen to andover and more delays from right around concord down to spot pond. and eastbound on the pike, clearing a crash. delays from 495 to 128, and your ride almost 25 minutes, and if you are heading south, 24 heavy out of brockton, the trip on the expressway, almost 20, from braintree into boston. so far this morning, trains and passengers stranded. commuters still shiver at the thought of winter 2014, and many are still asking olessa what is the t doi

fall as the cold air comes pouring in, winds will be gusting and look at the snow falling until the berkshires, northward in to the mountains, happening. some of the higher elevations, i wouldn't be surprised to see grassy surfaces get covered in worcester county from the shot of cold air. windy and cold sunday into monday. we've been talking a lot about thanksgiving as well. thanking it all the way to wednesday and we'll check out what the computer charts are showing too. here comes the storm system from the west and this is spreading rain on in here. look at the cold air, precariously close by, we've been watching this the last couple of days and each time we see our computer charts come in, they look a little colder. still, we seem to be on the warm side of thi forecasting rain for thanksgiving day for now. new information comes in this evening and we'll update that as we go along. >> vanessa: police officers from all over the state going above and beyond the call of duty. the amazing way they came together today to lift the spirits of a little girl who's battling cancer. but first, let's s

additional snow from here, little in the berkshires, white and greens, but the heavier snows will be in the lake effect ban. really 81 and the new york state throughway that will be the worst. let me take you through the forecast for the rest of today. it's still cold, but we're warming it up. don't feel bad for miami, they'll be up to 77 this afternoon and tomorrow the lake effect snow will be gone. we track a new system in the middle of the country, maybe minor, very minor delays. san antonio to dallas, st. louis and minneapolis. by the time we get to wednesday, the busiest travel day of the entire year, that storm will be moving into the great lakes. maybe areas right around detroit and chicago will have showery type weather and then for thanksgiving day, louis, the macy's parade is not going to be a washout, but there is a chance of showers into the northeast on thanksgiving day. >> bill, we were all wondering where winter was in one day, bam, it's here. >>> a few more sports headlines for you. it's never too late to realize your dreams. joe thomas sr. has made history as the old

same thing for the berkshires, but look at this by 4:00 p.m. sunday afternoon, that snow shower activity at least, making it into the worcester hills and southwest new hampshire. so the big change this weekend happens saturday in to sunday especially sunday morning, highs early, and then in the afternoon, leveling off and actually falling with the gusty winds moving in. we'll keep it chilly on monday as well, with still some rain and snow showers in the air. won't be snowing or raining all the time, and the best chances are farther west you go. now, through the next couple of hours, we'll update that situation, but we also need to talk about this, issues for thanksgiving as well. tiki: seeing that kind of forecast, not that hard to believe that thanksgiving is less than a week away and. city of boston is getting into the holiday spirit. >> elizabeth: we are indeed. the city's official christmas tree arrived on bto you might be able to see him. the man himself. >> blair: just checking it out. >>,. >> elizabeth: supervising, it's a 47-foot white

you can see further to our northwest, especially north of the mass pike, worcester hills, the berkshires. you could be looking at an inch of snow. definitely cooler weather headed our way and a cloudy day for your thanksgiving. >> christa: wren, thank you. to your headlines, police are investigating a shooting that happened in roxbury. according to bought e.m.s., one warren street. the victim taken to boston medical center is expected to recover. >>> a school bus driver in boston reportedly off the job after alarming allegations of sexual abuse. according to the "globe," the driver is on paid leave after a parent of a child from the boston renaissance charter school claimed a six-year-old boy molested her seven-year-old son on board that bus. >>> former statehouse speaker sal dimasi back home with his family in melrose after being released early from a prison the 71-year-old arrived at he gone last night. he served five years of an eight-year sentence. ? >>> 8:30 now on a wednesday morning, the day before thanksgiving, november 23rd, 2016. lucky for us we have assembled the greatest to m

and now, all that's left on live fox 25 storm tracker radar is the stuff in the berkshires. none of it is going to make it farther east. last three hours, it's not moving anywhere, it's sitting out interest on the left side, the west side of the mountains and not making it over the top of the mountains into the east side the berkshires. the showers. coming on throughings the heaviest was to the north but now there's a cold front through the west, through the great lakes, producing a few showers. that's the front right in here. when it comes through, it will bring some clouds and perhaps some showers to the north during tomorrow morning. by the way, i've showed you most of these pictures, but this one ed sent this in from spencer, still a lot of clouds, but clearly the sun coming out just in time to get a great shot of the tree. still foliage out there to see, although it gets windy tomorrow and some of the dead leaves will fly off the trees. get out there and take a look while you can. in the 50's to the north and west. 60's in southeastern massachusetts, estimate, so as the

notice the pink, that's the changeover, first starts in the elevations back here in berkshires, but as the cold air changes over even closer in to the worcester hills and perhaps into the suburbs of boston. not talking about accumulations here, but just seeing some flakes and sleet mixing in. where there will be accumulations will be here, into mountainous areas where the snow will be persistent and coming down steadier, maybe several inches up there in the green mountains especially, we'll watch for accumulations in to the berkshires. we're not talking about a ton of snow, but it is something we have to watch very closely. next after that will be your thanksgiving travel. if you're looking to get away, try to get out on monday or you this wednesday is the worst day to leave for travel and factor in rain that's coming, makes it even that much more worse. rain arrives wednesday and continue in to thanksgiving holiday as new information comes in this evening, we'll update both of the storms. >> coming up, a beautiful baby girl getting a big show of support. >> complete random people to c

--it's berkshire hathaway buffett's berkshire hathaway has a 10% stake in the lender. is it's economy battered political turmoil -- 2.25 gets payments of billion dollars on a bet that it will reduce currency inflows. tracy: all right, oil has tumbledwill to an eight-week lo. fell on friday with britt for january delivery below $45 a barrel. with anthonyupdate to paulo anthony, it seems like run enjoyed a pretty good up on prices on the back of a talk about a deal, but those price gains seem like they are starting to run out of ski -- out of steam. it's opec's consensus falling apart? >> yes, it would seem to be what the market is looking at as a risk now. lots of details remained uncertain, who was going to cut what? now we have seen continued rises in production. it run, one of the countries that would be exempted -- iran, one of the countries that would be exempt it, they are coming back from sanctions and trying to ramp up. iraqi is still disputing secondary sources. has the potential for opec to continue growing, and that is showing potentially we have a lot of sup

berkshire hathaway getting into airlines. another sign of the change of mind. interesting that delta is moving a little lower. stuart: warren buffett at best, kind of like that. donald trump will deport or try to, millions of criminal illegal immigrants living in this country. big sanctuary cities, los angeles, chicago, said they would not help in los angeles too. watch this. >> this is a monumental task especially in california, you have probably 500,000 undocumented folks in the city alone and no intention of making data priority. this is a population we police successfully by building partnerships, not by carting them because of their immigration status. stuart: come in, larry from california. you heard that and what did you make of it? >> he doesn't know what donald trump's plan is. it is reasonable to find out what it is before you criticize it and based on what donald trump said on 60 minutes he is not talking about targeting people because of their immigration status but violent criminal illegal aliens and making sure that is turned over for deportation

warren buffett's company, berkshire hathaway, is buying stake in several major airlines. the billionaire investor has avoided the sector in the past despite berkshire hathaway owning a private jet company. buffett says he has purchased 21-point-8 million shares of american, 6-point-3 million of delta, and 4-point-5 million shares of united. toyota has reached a $3.4 billion dollar settlement to repair millions of 2005 to 2010 tacoma pick up sport utility vehicles. plaintiffs accused the automaker of not treating the vehicles with proper rust protection. toyota will inspect vehicle frames for rust erosion and replace them for free if necessary. the company will also refund past maintenance and replacement costs. apply pay is expanding its service to non-profits. shoppers can pay at stores with the tap of a button and use it for online transactions. starting next week, the american will start accepting donations via apple pay. other charities are coming soon. american apparel has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection for the 2nd time. it's been a year since it last fil

. >> we turn to the experts brian fendry and chris slinker both brookers and realtors with berkshire hathaway. than >> thank you. >> let's talk about who chooses these downtown locations third ward, near east side. i feel like it's fun, young, trend trendy people. >> interesting enough it's the fun older people and the young cool people. we see both. we have seen a lot with the growth of business downtown. all of the development is bringing a lot of new executives to town. and they are coming from bigger condominiums downtown and be able to walk to work et cetera. we also have the young trend setter who is are looking for a fun place to go. chris is part of that group. chris is still living downtown. at one point i lived downtown up until when i moved out to lake country about ten years ago. >> it's beautiful. and i love that you guys use drones for this video. because it really gives you a perspective not only on how beautiful it is, but just the space and all of the reasons it is so great so close to the water, to the lake. and beautiful views as we look at this, what types of down

of the berkshires, that is where we could get a little bit of but two batches of rain coming at us from two different directions today. the best chance of rain overall will be eastern massachusetts, mainly southeastern massachusetts, and that is going to continue off and on throughout the day. we got rain to the south and east of boston. rain to the north and west of boston, in between kind of a gray, dreary day. clearing out for tomorrow and the wind starts to pick up a little. you will notice a little bit of temperature wise, 40s tomorrow, which is close to average but with the wind we might see a little bit on the cool side. not a whole lot of rain expected today. the best chance for rain will be in the cape and the islands. those the areas that could get a few .10, maybe a half an inch not out of the question. the rest of us, an inch or two. and on tuesday evening the chance for rain picks up and continues through wednesday and thursday, add it all up, 1 inch is two inches not out of the question. this could be a really good soaking rain, tuesday, wednesday and thursday, and along w

snow is falling in the berkshires right now. we've had this narrow ribbon of rain pivoting up through, it's just about gone, but the snow is still swirling and coming down out in the berkshires. that will move up to vermont and northern new hampshire eventually. long at all. it could be isolated scattered showers throughout the day. it may turn into snow showers as we get into wooster county later on. so the wind advisory up by the national weather service, wind advisory for 30-mile-per-hour winds and possible gust at 50. it's going to be windy through that period. temperatures in the upper 40s right now. but falling to the middle 40s by later this morning in boston into the upper 30s by later this sun, gusty winds and a few scattered showers. more on weather in a few minutes. >> all right. thank you. >>> we do begin with a developing story this morning where a construction worker has been killed in a freak accident. of the 28-year-old worker was part of a crew. jim smith has the story from duxbury this morning. >> i'm yelling a

satellite radar shows a few clou into the berkshires too. to the north for ski resorts in new hampshire and maine getting a fresh coating of powder there. high pressure will build the next couple of days giving us sunshine for the afternoon. hour-by-hour noon looking good, no weather troubles, maybe a few flurries in the becker hires. monday afternoon we're clear but clouds start to move in ahead of our next system. heavy rain approaching for tuesday afternoon into wednesday and then beyond that into thursday. thursday especially rainy for us, but at least we'll have some mild temperatures with highs in the 50s, nicole. >>pamela, thank you so much. >>> her flamboyant outpits put -- outfits put her on the map. lady gaga is toning things down a bit. we'll have much more coming up. we >>> the weather forced santa clause to ride on the boston common instead of flying n he was scheduled to special holiday message on the pond, but due to weather conditions he arrived by ambulance to greet families. >>> and i can tell you that questions pamela had

. >> the berkshires in luxury. and from 4000 feet. to go down on the farm. and out to the diner. >> we actually get real food. >> we see how these hands create hatchets.

high terrain of worcester county into the berkshires. and for early morning shoppers may feature some slick spots where we're at or below freezing friday morning. and during the day friday, it looks kind of gloomy, drizzle with some showers, rain chances saturday and still in the 40s but brighter for start of next week. >>> we have traffic at the braintree split and in milton, your drive time going to almost 15 minutes to the pike. once you are on the pike we'll show you what traffic looks like. heading west to 495 is pretty good. you're going to hit light traffic but that's it. if you're heading to boston you're day of holiday travel. >>> four boston police officers hurt in a hit-and-run. our top stories begin with that breaking news. >>> and police tell us the four officers were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries police say just after midnight they responded to reports of a person with a gun. when the officers saw a car fitting the description, they approached vehicle and asked the driver to get out. instead the d

the worcester hills and berkshires have the best chance. around here if tre is a coaching -- coating that is what you would expect. i did want to point out we have a hurricane deep down here in the caribbean. it looks like it's affecting wind from all of the heavy rain. here you go. we will break it down early on. we have to keep an eye on the weekend. more dle friday. that could be the end of it. if a storm strengthens nearby sunday would not work out. it could turn colder with some snow. we will keep you updated on that possibility. >> here is mike lynch with sportscenter 5 powered by xfinity. anchor: the brewers put the winning streak on the line. they will be the first time david is facing his old team. the blues. now he is rocking black and gold. >> at the same time he is good on the ice as far as making his teammates and others accountable. >> he brought leadership skills with him. >> pulling me aside and saying listen, we know if you see something that needs to be said or done to feel comfortable to do it, we've got your back. those

so let's talk about tomorrow and got the slight risk for ice out in the monadnocks, berkshires and overall looking at fog and rain developing here during the day. first thing in the rain looks like it is going to start off mostly dry and i think after 7:00 a.m. we will have to watch for some drizzle and then with temperature here only 35 in nashua, new hampshire and keene, new hampshire, temperature just so close to freezing up there that i think in parts of southern and southwestern out there now the shading on your screen is green. means it is light rain that we are watching here develop during the morning hours, noon time north and west of boston in particular still looking at rain out there and heaviest stuff come into play 3:00 p.m. this is, of course, bus stop time for a lot of kids out there and yellows, oranges and real soaking rains in here from boston points south and east got a lot of mid to upper 50s to the north and west we got temperatures barely getting up to 50 in nashua, new hampshire and optimistic with that all day rain in those clouds it is going to be tough to get the