a beautiful sunrise ongoing over boston. if you get a chance, tweet or facebook me your sunrise pictures. you never know when they might end up on tv. 44 degrees though. if you see a little bit, this camera is shaking. we do have winds sustained at 13 miles an hour. 32 miles an hour in boston. 44-mile-per-hour winds on nantucket. so it is windy and blustery out there today. as we go through the next cup of hours temperaturewise we're going to stay on the cooler side. in fact, when you factor in the air temperature in worcester, you combine it with the wind. it makes it feel more like the 20's and 0's outside. and through the day the winds really don't give up on us. they continue to blow out of the north and west at 20-30 miles an hour. sustained. it's all due to this area of low pressure. you can see some showers ongoing in parts of maine, even some snow showers up through northern new england near vermont, new hampshire and through upstate new york. some of these may make their way into western mass. may not make it to the

looking across the skyline from boston to' s -- from boston to cambridge. good morning, i am randy price. emily: i' cindy fitzgibbon. up early. cindy: weather is pretty quiet. we have had cold attempters. we are going to warm it up for s. right around 60 tomorrow before weekend. a holiday warm up to tell you about. in the 30' s to around 40 degrees. it is 41, boston. 37 in worcester. not nearly as cold as it has been. south and east. that is brought up some of clouds. when the sun comes up, we are going to notice the clouds with us. 6:40. s will translate into the 50' s. sunny skies today. look at these temperatures, about 56 around boston. low 50' s out through worcester county. nice and mild here for your thanksgiving. we' ll take you through the rest of the weekend coming up. emily: breaking news, three fenway park in boston. s antoinette antonio is at the scene gathering new information. and go -- antoinette: those crime scene in the skaters are still here on yawkey way . a man in his 20' s was shot and killed overnight. those gunshots rang up around we

boston may sneak through that. but eventually late tomorrow night, wednesday morning, it's veterans day. that looks to be the wet and windiest part. >> a lot of rain in the meantime and wind it sounds like. >> certainly with the wind yeah. they'll get the gusts i think 40 to 50 wednesday. >> i notice the trend goes like this and thane little rocket up again.

in boston, we just have to get to 73 to tie the record. 62, boston. some fog reducing visibility on the cape. a little bit of sunshine amongst some clouds. all of the showers ahead of the front will fizzle out before they get in here. a chance of a spot shower that passes by this evening. a couple of showers may tag you on the cape. you may see a brief passing shower. otherwise, look at this this afternoon. moisture with the front falls apart. high temperatures in the low to mid 70' s. cooler on cape cod. we will fall back into the 50' s. tomorrow will be a cooler day. low pressure passes by along the front to our south. could be some frost around on monday. a bit of a warming trend. a little cool this weekend. week. there's a better way to specialized surgery that's right for you: lahey hospital and medical center. cardiac teams pioneering innovative treatments... and neurosurgeons at the forefront of spinal surgery... right here. america's largest live-donor right now. and quality outcomes among the nation's best... the right outcomes... for who mat

boston. joining us are east boston's state representative and boston city cowens whose district covers east boston as well as the north end and charlestown. gentlemen, thank you for coming. in welcome to urban update. before we get into the housing issues that we are going to talk about, you ran a very successful campaign last year. talk to me about... give our viewers your sense of east boston, it is a pretty diverse district. isn't it? >> it certainly is. thank you so much for having me this morning. east boston has always been an immigrant town. by nature, it is a very diverse community. i really like to think of us as representing three different unique constituencies. each having their own challenges, opportunities, et cetera. one is certainly the, you know, old-time east bostonians. those that have been here for two, three, four generations. another would be the immigrant crowd that is representative of many different nationalities, cultures and religions. predominantly, currently, at c

beautiful shot outside from east boston looking into the city of boston. busiest travel day of the year. a lot of you are getting in your danielle vollmar has the forecast you need before you set off. hey, danielle. and antoinette. that was a gorgeous shot. you see bright blue skies over boston but parts of the cape and the islands and even the south coast still socked in with high clouds out there. temperaturewise though, you're milder on the cape in the mid 40's right now on nantucket. this is the wind chill though. this is when you factor in the air temperature and also the winds but it feels more like 20 in worcester and like 27 still in boston. so we did have wind chills in the teens. we've improved just a bit. we'll take it. temperatures in the mid 30's along the south shore. low 40's on the cape and islands. as we go through the next 12 hours there, we will see temperatures hold in the mid 40's. we'll have clouds around for the cape and the islands and temperatures will start to drop as we head through the overnight hours. we'll talk about just how

all right. 9 in boston right now. 43 in boston. soggy start in a lot of suburbs. that now melting away. as we have temperatures above freezing. the wind out of the west. 12-18 miles an hour. in boston through worcester. occasionally, we still have gusts, 20-25 miles an hour. a breeze out there today. not quite as strong as it was yesterday. we also have some batches of allowing for it to dim it out at times. we will call it partly sunny throughout the day. you know, if there is not much weather going on in terms of precipitation across new england, today, nor tomorrow, although beginning tomorrow night, we will watch this cold front to the north of us start to drift south. that pushes south and west and drops through here. looks like tuesday will be the colder of the days coming up over the next few. tuesday itself, only into the upper 40's. what about any rain? here is our late week rainstorm, calling for some showers here. thursday afternoon and thursday night. into friday. no rain over the next four days. late next week, we will track the system through here. t

and still a leftover shower north of boston. and the temperatures will continue to rise and it will be slowly through the rest of day today and partial clearing and dropping into the 40s overnight. and we get sunshine tomorrow and it will be quite windy and gusts over 40 miles an hour in the cape and the islands. >>> looking forward to a little bit of sun. >>> dating danger. boston police issuing a warning to people that use on line dating sites and apps. six people have been robed from a so-called catfishing scheme. they urge potential matches to meet them at their home. >> i would never meet anyone that i was not certain of who they were in a remote area or in a excluded area. -- secluded area. >> scammers often use an attractive profile picture. and they will not skype or use a web cam to chat and the profile may appear new or incomplete. >>> a trooper is back at home after getting out of the hospital after a bad crash after a wrong-way driver hit him. >> reporter: troopers were trying to prevent other motorists from coming i

in boston. rain. and fortunately a dry forecast for the next couple of days. 6 day for our high temperature. tomorrow falling back below average at 53. and then back up in the upper 50's and low 60's by tuesday. and right now it is mild! upper 50's, low 60's. we should be running around 54 time of year. 6:30 or 6:45 in the morning. and then as we head through the afternoon, we're going to keep temperatures right and the same time period in terms of temperatures we'll be in the upper 50's, low 6 0s. really not moving all that much through the afternoon. but then tonight you're going to notice a big difference. they're going to drop like a rock back into the 30's and 40's under mainly clear skies. of course, when you start out the day chillier, you're going to end the day not as warm either so tomorrow's high temperature low to mid 50's. but we are looking for lots of sunshine. and that is going to be the trend with sunshine, that is, into monday as well. monday morning we start out with lows only in th

antoinette: boston mayor marty walsh calling for vigilance in boston following the attacks. that's as security sees a boost around the city. the eyeopener's nneka faison is live at the french consulate in boston. nneka? antoinette, some are drawing connections from the paris attack to the boston marathon bombings. there is a police car right next to us just an indication of how security is already being consulate. there is also very tight security last night at the garden. outside the garden, the french flag colors on display there. now the devastation is setting in across the world. experts are trying to comprehend how this could happen and why. boston college associate professor jonathan laurence says france is a target, partly because of its large muslim minority, and its history. professor: france-- because of its position in our world as a former colonial power-- is susceptible to this sort of attack. because of its insistence on certain rules of public religion and in particular their banning of the head scarf and the niqab in public spaces, they have attracted the neg

over to fitchburg right now and brighter southeastern clouds to the north and west of boston and it end up being morning hours. temperatures so close to 50 here by noon time today highs in the lower 60s but by 5:00 p.m. remember, folks, it is going to be dark outside, it is getting cooler for those that did work or perhaps those headed out to do late shopping middle 50s by 5:00 p.m. and coming down from the highs 58 to 64 we had a little bit of patchy fog in this early this morning and does turn partly sunny this afternoon and big changes brewing in the wet conditions and cooler conditions i will break it down coming up. right now over to catherine. >> catherine: we want to take look at traffic. here is look at map here and see that the roads are doing just fine and, in fact, sluggish spot we had at 93 has cleared out so that's good news and icon meridian street in east boston and gas leak keep that in mind, not seeing any delays because of it and zoom north of the city and 12893 from the north moving into the city doing just fine at this hour and, in fact, your commute very light t

governor charlie baker, boston mayor marty walsh and boston police commissioner bill evans also there and all enjoyed the energy of the event. >> gene: heartbreak for local man as they celebrate thanksgiving this morning. lot in natick. two other people were also hit on tuesday but they survived. this morning the victim's family says there are many happy memory to remember him by. story. >> reporter: they didn't plan on a big family. after all he could barely get her on a date. >> i tried a bunch of times and turned him down a bunch of times and finally said yes. >> reporter: two months later they were engaged and wedding and six babies came in quick succession. after serving in navy he knew what treasure he had in hopkinton home. >> he left all of us and left his family. >> reporter: after a career in computer repair he retired 2012 and came to 13 zip trips and made impression on for example 25 staff. >> they he would venture to wherever you guys were going and really, really enjoyed looking up each week. >> reporter: naturally curious mind also part of his favorite hobby. >> he like

still dealing with it around boston. intensity of the rain in the city is less than it was a couple hours ago. west of 128 towards 495 in worcester, rain is winding down. north of boston looking at decent downpours. another one around a gloucester area. yellows and orange where you seat downpour. foxboro to walpole and broxton to taunton, some decent downpours. the area to the south is starting to feel in. this is aiming for cape cod. we will see rain focus on southeast massachusetts in the next hour or so. continuing on the cape through 9:00 or 10:00 before things wind down. temperatures out the door in the 50' we hold temperatures through lunchtime. rain and sun emerges this afternoon. looking better for the ride home . let' s get you out to the roads. how are we doing? olessa: a few problem spots as well as heavy volume. zakim bridge and leverett connector delays. south of town, an accident on the expressway. the northbound crash. 24 north is heavy out of brockton. delays from sharon and route 3 has the from weymouth

to boston. correct? >> that's right. from d.c. to boston. american airlines flight 2124. it was headed from reagan national to boston. sources say two men were taken off the flight after a passenger reported to crew members that the pair appeared to be acting suspicious. police responded. all the passengers were taken off the plane. it is plane is an airbus 319. bomb-sniffing dogs were brought in to sweep the aircraft. the dogs did not find anything suspicious. the two men have been questioned and have been released. at this time, it appears that that flight is reboarding. and is scheduled to land in boston at around 7:45. again, this is what sources are reporting to us. that american airlines flight 2124 from d.c. to boston, two men were taken off the plane after passengers thought the two were acting suspicious. the police swept the aircraft with bomb-sniffing dogs. nothing was found. the two men were questioned and released. boston. >> thank you so much for the update. we will stay on top of that story. we have crews at logan airport. >> back to break news on the terro

they run shara ton boston, western boston waterfront and the waltham. malware was found on the restaurants and gift shops. it does not include the front desks. card numbers, names and other sensitive information may be at risk. >> patriots home games aren't good for everyone around foxborough. e plain ridge park casino is seeing significantly fewer visitors on game days. they are looking to draw more football fans and shaw tv fans asking for the team's help. the slots parlor opened in june just five miles from the gillette stadium. frank: can't wait. retailers ready for the registers to start ringing. the new forecast for sales in the bay state. a new effort underway to help shoppers get what they paid for. antoinette: the head of facebook taking paternity leave. the precedent mark happy birthday. t i just had a heart attack... and now i have a choice. for her. for them. and him. a choice to take brilinta. a prescription for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. i take brilinta with a baby aspirin than 100 mg. as it affects how well it wor

in boston today we're going tore a high of 51 in worcester and 55 in boston. that means about 10 degrees warmer than yesterday afternoon. and the temperature trend is tomorrow. there will be a back-door cold front cooling temperatures back on tuesday. and then we're milder again on wednesday or at least where we should be for this time of year which is around 52 degrees. right now the big story is these winds. they're gusting upwards of 30 miles an hour now. on nantucket. you will feel the westerly breeze out there anywhere from 10 to about 20 miles an hour through the afternoon. but it is out of the west today. so that means temperatures will warm up into the lower to even mid 50's through the afternoon in boston. it will be a mix of sun and clouds today so it will be in the low 40's or excuse me low 50's in worcester. low to mid 50's, i think, on the cape as well as the islands. high pressure really dominating our weather but we're watching this frontal boundary up to the north. it will act as a back-door cold front tomorrow and bring in cooler air. however,

boston at this time 29. orange 18. south shore, south coast, cape, the numbers down in those locations middle 30s. we've seen more clouds down there. those clouds are moving west, heading inland toward the worcester hills, toward southwest new hampshire. so today is the day that does mostly cloudy skies. i think even this morning you'll see a couple of snow flurries. i've seen some snow flurry acttivities on twitter this morning. nothing significant. hopefully it puts you in the holiday spirit. it will not slow you down on the morning commute. ironically enough, it's the high border. the flow around the high is putting moisture out of the bay of fun day into new england. that's why we'll have clouds. this is our next weather system. back side of the system, that's in denver. trey daerr has that right now this morning. he'll have a report in denver in a few minutes. but we'll be on the front side of this weather system. so as it heads toward new england, we'll see clouds tomorrow, and a few rain showers likely tomorrow

boston is no different. this is a live look from the french consulate where the memorial continues to grow. much more on the show of people are sick and tired of establishment politics, zand they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather. r he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system r that keeps in place a rigged economy. p bernie's campaign is funded by cver a million contributions -- r people like you, who see the middle class disappearing and want a future to believe in. i'm bernie sanders, >> now on newscenter 5's "eyeopener." antoinette: a somber sunday in paris. the city still in shock after friday night's terror attacks. where the investigation stands right now. jc: standing in solidarity. the tributes to the victims growing right now. the city of boston lighting up. the vigil planned for today. antoinette: a moment of silence before the democratic presidential debate. the focus on foreign policy. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news lead

in boston. even there we are coming close to freezing temperatures, but it is much milder over southeastern massachusetts were southeastern massachusetts southeastern massachusetts, that is as long as you want to call 37 degrees milder. in hanover, 40. duxbury, 44 in sandwich. just about anywhere this morning. the further inland you are, the colder it will be. straight through 7:00 this morning. a lot of 20s and 30s on the map. check out the sunshine. noontime we climb to 45, 46 at 3 o'clock this afternoon. temperatures dive temperatures diving down by 10 degrees by 7:00 this evening down to 36 degrees as the chilly weather continues. i will tell you when we have an eventual warm-up coming to town coming up. but julie grauert with live drive time traffic. julie, as we accepted it back over to you, i do suggest warming up your car. >> julie: that will make the comfortable. longfellow and storrow drive dealing with overnight closures while they do roadwork. that is closed until 5 a.m. until anothe

boston 47. norwood 31. high pressure with us. dry air, mostly sunny skies. both commutes are easy peasy. sunshine through the afternoon and evening hours. in terms of traveling across the country, couple of showers through the southeast. they may find their way up into new england thursday evening in the form of sprinkles. >> christa: justin bieber leaving his mark around the world, including in boston. >> jadiann: it's graffiti promoting the pop star's new album and it was painted outside a pizza place in jamaica plain but not everyone is loving it. boston city councilor matt owe male is introducing -- o'malley is -- he said it was a joke but some people took offense. >> he's not my cup of tea. most people understood i was trying to make a funny joke but there were some very passionate "bliebers" out there. my irish sarcasm prompted the tweet. >> jadiann: bieber's album is coming out and the graffiti is meant to promote it. song titles were spray-painted around the world. >> christa: the city councilor say

live in boston, michael henrich live in boston, michael henrich, station fox25. >>> this thanksgiving, there is an increased focus on security in the wake of the recent event in the wake of the recent event. >>> law enforcement is working overtime to have high-profile events around the country including three nfl games and the macy's thanksgiving day parade. hundreds of elite anti-terror forces will be joining the regular patrols around the terror group. a worldwide travel alert for americans also remains in effect. as of right now, the white house says no specific threats against the country. here at home, local heards remain on alert. >> making sure the streets are safe and patrolling the community, neighborhoods. >> for something to happen, but no intelligence that anyone should feel fearful. >> catherine: governor baker says an increase in security will continue through the rest of the year. >>> police in wrentham are ramping paup trolls to make sure people are safe. undercover officers will be at the mall. it is a tourist destination and they want to take extra precautions. shopp

in boston, jim smith, wbz this morning. >>> boston police meanwhile confirmed they are now investigating this fight allegedly involving a philadelphia 76ers player. the video is from gossip web site tmz. it appears to show jalil okafor punching a man, who has now filed a report with the police. the fight happened outside the storyville nightclub. wbz's ktay spoke to people they say saw it. >> video posted on tmz appears to show 76ers basketball player okafor going after a man and then again while someone else restrains him. it was taken outside storyville nightclub in boston. the street fight was around 2:00 thanksgiving morning. the 76ers had just lost to the celtics, giving the phillies' team the worst record in the league. okafor says he was being heckled and regrets his actions. >> i know that i'm in the spotlight, and i know that there are people like that, that just want to try to anger you. you know, i'll never handle it like that again. >> the police report filed by the accuser says his female friend z were refusing okafor's advances. okafor hit the man with a closed fist causing

as boston support. and once again b state police say there's no credible threat directed toward massachusetts but they're not taking any wbz this morning. >>> are the boston family who suffered immeasurable loss in the march on marathon bombings are showing they're support. we're all haunted by this picture by the 8-year-old her sister -- his sister jane who lost her leg has her own. it says the same message but in french. >>> and there's a hot line on your screen. 1-888-470-4747. a hot line if you have friends or family members that might be in paris and you're concerned about them. >>> we will of course have much more on the paris attacks on our broadcast this morning. including an update what for example security measures -- extra securities measures will be in place for the fans a the game in new york. >>> and the story behind a dramatic and planned implosion on the water. >>> time to check out some of the weather watcher reports. chilly temperatures all across the area. under a clear sky and a litt

temperatures today in boston getting to the uppers. a little cooler to start the day in worcester right now. 45 degrees. clear there as well. 15-mile-per-hour winds. clouds roll in much faster the further north and west you are today. worcester turns partly to lower 50s. quite a bit cooler, and satellite and radar looking nice and quiet, we do have partly cloudy skies from the get-go in spots like southwestern new hampshire, western massachusetts, boston to the south and east. we start right, we start mild. as the whole front is sagging toward us here. you see the clouds moving toward boston and eventually this afternoon moving toward southeastern massachusetts. on and off clouds. risk of showers through the afternoon and the evening. and as we cool down overnight, we see some of those rain drops switch over to snowflakes. it is just flurries. no snow map needed. just flurries. especially the further north and west you go from boston. the better the chance. highs today in the upper 50s in boston and beverly and plymouth over to bedford

boston, massachusetts. once a great port, it's now a world leader in high tech, higher education, medicine and finance. but like most u.s. cities, boston lost many jobs and middle-class residents to the suburbs. it's a regional problem-- part of the widening gap between the wealthiest and the poorest americans. this disparity has glaring spatial symptoms. ( rap music playing from car stereo ) left behind are inner-city neighborhoods full of unemployed and underemployed residents. in the heart of the roxbury neighborhood is dudley square, still the regional hub for the city bus line, once, only downtown boston had more shoppers. today, it is rundown, according to developer joyce stanley. stanley: dudley's been an area that's been neglected for a long time by the city, by a lot of banks and the state. and what we want is something to be able to develop some of the buildings, the large buildings that we have in our area. narrator: the hope is that large restored buildings might attract new employers to the are

it feels more like 30 degrees in boston. that's how it's going to feel in most locations maybe even in the 20's in some locations at least this morning. and boston's wind speetds really aren't going to let up all that much. in fact, they're going to increase through the afternoon. these are the sustained winds at about 25 miles an hour. so you expect the gusts to be anywhere from 0 to about 40 miles an hour. the reason we're seeing this, it's all an area of low pressure up to the north and east. and the winds around it going counter clockwise. that's why we're seeing brisk conditions. now we're not necessarily seeing precipitation here in southern new england but up through parts of maine as well as up through parts of northern vermont, northern new hampshire. a couple of snow bands persisting there. they could even accumulate a little bit of snow up to the northern parts of the state. so if you're likely to like to go skiing, today might not be the best or bad day to do it. in fact here's what happens on the future cast. no

. december 1 in boston federal court. tsarnaev was convicted earlier this year and sentenced to death in the 2013 bombing that killed three people and injured more than 260. erika: right now the search for a missing plymouth state university underway. university officials say jake nawn who is from holden, massachusetts, disappeared near a river. police have been using canine teams along with boats and kayaks to search for the 23-year-old student. this morning his friends plan to meet at the plymouth community gardens to search the area for him. antoinette: a rhode island cemetery worker who stole granite gravestones of veterans home has been handed down his punishment. 59-year-old kevin maynard was sentenced to 200 hours of community service to help veterans and a year of probation. maynard pleaded guilty in july for taking gravestones and other items from the veterans' memorial cemetery in exeter. investigators found more than 100 grave markers being used as flooring at maynard's home in charlestown. erika: it's now 8:09

lower 70's boston upper 70's. so i think we'll be close not quite get ing there but still another day in the low 70's it looks like on friday. enjoy it. you can see that party comes to an end by the second half of the weekend. reality around 50 by sunday. but, hey, beautiful right now. emily: thank you, cindy. thanks so much for joining us this morning. randy: we'll see you again tomorrow morning.

right around 60 boston up to lawrence. as you head back into the worcester hills mid to upper 50's for highs today. but a sunny monday on the way. let's get you out to the roads right now and see how we're looking out there. olessa: good morning. a live look outside here starting things off with the pike at allston/brighton which looks good in both directions. that's eastbound moving away. let's get over to the maps. the rest of the ride also fairly quiet. we're watching the overnight construction in the final stages. 93 south at the zakim bridge and also as you travel the expressway. mass avenue to storrow drive. more roadwork still in place approaching freeport street. as you make your way along 93 there's construction by route 24. 95 north clearing the roadwork at 128 and also on the pike by newton corner and your last construction zone also picking up now. 128 between route 2 and route 2a. trains and buses starting the morning on schedule. randy? randy: thank you. right now the grieving mother of the woman whose body w

. >> homelessness is an ongoing issue in boston. especially in the north dorchester, roxbury area, where project hope is located. some of the more recent statistics show that over 40% of families in our state' s shelter system come from that vicinity, karen: i would imagine that for a young person, being homeless, not having a particular place to go to every night to do homework or specific meals, can be disruptive to your schedule and your emotional health. >> yes, definitely. that is what teachers are finding. it affects students' attendance and attention span. sometimes students are late to school, miss school, as families -- as their housing is disrupted. karen: the no child goes homeless program steps in. tell us about the program and how project hope interacts with the program. >> this is our fourth year working with the program. we are working with three schools in the neighborhood. the orchard garden school, the w street neighborhood charter school, and the dearborn stem academy. the teaching staff and other who are homeless

starting off nice and clear. 44 in boston. we have upper 30s in spots like peabody over into randolph. 30 in framingham. 33 in auburn. jumps to 39 in worcester. and 39 in pepperell. amherst at 32 degrees. same in bridgewater as well as plymouth. sandwich at 44 and brewster at 45. 30s and 40s as we wake up. meet in the middle say 35 degrees at 7 a.m. chilly but bright. so you will want the sunglasses from the getgo in morning. at noontime 57 degrees as the sunshine continues. 3 p.m. and 60 degrees. and even clear here at 7 p.m., but temperatures all the way back down into the 40s. we do have a lot of rain that will move in late tomorrow. i have the timeline on that coming up in just a few, but right now julie grauert with live drive-time traffic. julie, a great time to hit the roads? >> julie: great time. nice and light. pike moving along fine from framingham into the alston framingham into the alston-brighton area. 95 and route 1 wide open. the flashing lights on zakim bridge are overnight construction wrapping up at 5 a.m. te

even near freezing in boston. as we watch that back-door cold front come on through it's turning our winds around to the north. that is going to keep us chilly tomorrow and keep us chilly on into wednesday as well. so the temperatures are up today but notice we don't get out of the 40's for highs tomorrow. that is beside bright sunshine. winds out of the north at 5-15. not a lot of wind tomorrow. about 46 the best we do boston to worcester. notice the mildest readings are up through the merrimack valley. only in the upper 40's there. so it's a chilly tuesday. wednesday we moderate to around 50 degrees. we watch that rain come in on thursday. high pressure retreats. we get more of a southerly flow. notice it's in the upper 50's to near 60 degrees on thursday. rain likely coming in during the afternoon and evening hours. this front will take its time coming through. so there is the potential for one to maybe two inches of rainfall. it now looks like the rain is going to taper off during the afternoon on friday. if t

boston. they are hoping that could take place tomorrow. they are still working out all of those details. live this morning in boston, victoria warren, 7 news today in new england. these are the front pays of newspapers in france this morning. this time it's war read the front page of one. war in the middle of paris echoed another. these papers show how the french media reported on what appears to be the worst attack on that ii.. >> reporter: this symbol may look familiar. symbol. this is peace for paris spreading on social media. people showing their sympathy for the victims of these brutal attacks. the black on white drawing replace the typical fork of the peace image with an outline of the eiffel tower which of course is the iconic french landmark . >> anchor: be sure to stay with 7 news for the latest on the terror in paris. we will be bringing you updates on-line, on air and on your smart phone mobile app . >>> much more of course on those attacks in paris as we continue. 7 news today in

this evening, it is still 69 in boston. the temperature of 69 will drop through the 60's tonight, but not drop out of the 60's. at the airport, downtown, back bay, you're likely to go into the upper 50's, but still, the average high temperature for the date is 55 degrees. we're going to be above that for lows overnight. hyannis, 61 out on cape cod. a lot of clouds. here's where the better chance of seeing the showers popping up overnight and through the day tomorrow. along the south coast and south shore of massachusetts. when the other rainshowers arrive for all of us, and who close we'll be to records tomorrow. >> elizabeth: a man's body found where others are buried, but this is not normal. a body was found by public works officials in the old sanitary on pleasant street today. investigators say there were no obvious signs of foul play, regarding the discovery of that man's body around 1:00 p.m. this afternoon, but norfolk d.a. is investigating. >> mark: the department of children and families has tried too hard to keep

>>> from the channel 4 studios in boston. this is wbz this morning. >>> good morning, everybody, thanks for being with us, 5:00 in the morning. we are hoping you had a wonderful thanksgiving and you don't feel as stuffed yesterday this morning as you did yesterday morning. we're glad you are waking up with us. isn't the worst when you wake up, you know when you don't breakfast, you know there's trouble. >> oh my gosh. >> still picking at it. >> so, nice and warm out there this morning. i was pleasantly surprised. >> and we're keeping it dry for most locations, but a cold front approaches from the north and this will bring us the chance for rain off and on throughout the day. not a complete washout. most likely, you're going to notice the temperature drop later today. we're in the 50s now, falling into the 40s. 57 to start it off. 56 degrees in norwood. those showers are setting up to the north and to the west of us at this time. those few showers will continue to sag southward throughout the day and with the steadiest rain lo

of boston. you go to the west you will find some thin clouds but also this. snow falling through the midwest. from iowa to wisconsin into chicago even portions of indiana and rain on the southern portion. i show you this storm because this is the system to move toward thus weekend and bring us a little bit of weather, too. its clear out there in future cast taking you through the morning shows. this takes you right up until your lunch hour tomorrow. and it will be a nice day. it will be cooler than we saw today after all high temperatures today up around 60 degrees. some towns getting as high as 63 new bedford and martha's vineyard. right now down to 47 after an afternoon high temperature today in boston of 60. it is clear out there. your temperature dropping down into the 30s overnight tonight for a low temperature. but also the northwest it's down to 30 degrees in keene, new hampshire with those clear skies and no wind. it will go back up to the 40s. in worcester you're down to 38 degrees your

public spaces in boston. also police will be able to confiscate any replica that is not marked with the federally required orange or red tip on the muzzle. thus far this year the b.p. has confiscated more than 150 replica or toy guns. live in boston had morning, todd kazakiewich, wcvb, newscenter 5. erika: hillary clinton makes it official today. she'll be in new hampshire to file paperwork for the presidential primary before a town hall meeting. on the g.o.p. side, frontrunner ben carson continues to push back against scrutiny of his his autobiography. carson now saying he'll address any real scandal but otherwise plans to focus on issues facing the country. still it's bound to come up at tomorrow's republican debate. at his heels, donald trump is basking in the high ratings of his "saturday night live" appearance. more people watched that s.n.l. than any episode since january of 2012. randy: two boston police officers are recovering after they were dragged by an s.u.v. in mattapan. the plainclothes officers

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peterson, he writes a column for the boston herald and hosts a talk show in boston, he is a senior fellow at the center for collaborative leadership at umass boston and founder of the new democracy coalition. welcome to "urban update" kevin. thank you for coming again. let's start with the boston municipal elections on tuesday, what is at stake, another couple of pretty significant races here? >> this election, non-mayoral election and city council is up. most exciting race this tuesday will be the one between city council and the incumbent and iansy is an outsider after being this office, and campbell is an insider. campbell has the advantage, she beat yancy by a thousand in the relimn nary runoff. a tight race, the hottest race in the city. ron run how did that happen, 32 years and she's a hat pan attorney and she comes along, wouldn't ann close, she got 59% of the vote. >> combine nation of two things,iansy fatigue, he wab there for two decades and some are looking for new blood. and campbell has raised a ton of money a lot from outside the district for which he has taken hits. >> any

east boston. -- -- lexington street in east boston. work being done in the third work being done in the third-floor bathroom. two fire fighters were taken to mats general to be checked out. one has a shoulder injury. the damage is about $200,000 and at least three people are out of their home. >>> a baby sitter charged in a brutal attack on a toddler is now at a psychiatric hospital in worcester. 21-year-old abigail hanna has been ordered to undergo a mental health evaluation. fox25 was in court when hanna made her first appearance after being arrested on friday. sky koltion said she suffers from hallucinations and suicidal. she kidnapped a girl, shade her head, burned her with cigarettes and left her in a wooded area. a couple found the child. parents. hanna likely suffers from a severe mental illness. >> to do a senseless crime that has senseless circumstances and the defendant herself is actually unaware of the charges actually unaware of the >> daniel: according to court documents obtained by fox25, anna admitted that the albers ho

in boston generally going to keep things dry. you can see by lunchtime there could be a couple of showers on the south coast and the cape. but then it takes until about 5:00 or so for that rain to reach up toward the city of boston so areas along and south of the pike may deal with some wet conditions for the evening but overnight the rain fills in and the winds pick up. we have a wind advisory through your veterans day. could see gusts at the coast of 50 miles per hour. so wind and rain on the way. full timeline on how much to expect coming up. let's get you out to the roads while they're dry. kevin: they're getting busy especially along the expressway. the pockets are picking up from granite avenue most of the way up towards columbia road. maps. 128 southbound and 93 north getting a lot busier here. route 28 heading towards the expressway. slowdowns on route 3 now begin right around union street. 24 not too bad. brockton on up. further south though in that raynham stretch they have a new traffic pattern approaching 44. that's t

good to be back with everybody here in boston. boston 38. norwood 32. it's cold for a couple of hours then it turns into a late fall day. the normal high should be lower 50s but we're warmer than that. this afternoon, middle and upper 50s. boston 58. the only knock on today, a little breezy. it's with us through the evening but both commutes are dry. temps this evening mid 40s. >> christa: let's talk about the morning commute with rich kirkland. >> rich: thank you very much. it's pretty good right now. we had a late leaving work crew on the expressway but that's long gone and hard to find. this is route 93, so far wonderful new hampshire to boston but they'll fill in quickly. there's the expressway. i don't think the hov lane is open yet. that could be a concern. the turnpike looks like this. no delays on route 128. beverly south, braintree north. that's okay. the t is okay too. rich kirkland, "7 news today in new england." >> jadiann: thank you, rich. we continue to follow breaking news in the terror in paris. french officials just identified the suspe

boston at 35 degrees. lynn, 33. we bump it up to 40 for duxbury duxbury. 44 for sandwich, and 36 in so we do have a couple of 30s now developing across the cape, and overall that will still be the milder spot. 7 a.m., let's plan on 20s and 30s with sunshine. the sunshine continues here at noontime, 45 degrees. by 3 p.m., 46. with a few cape clouds. and then during the evening hours, i will keep it clear, especially in and around boston especially in and around boston, dropping down to 36 by 7:00 this evening. we will do it all over again tomorrow. i will show you how long the cold lasts coming up. here is julie grauert again with live drive time traffic. julie, any trouble spots in. >> julie: shiri, things are moving along nicely, bright green where the traffic is moving along. route 1, 93 south look good over to the pike 495 through framingham into the weston area, this is what you will encounter through brighton, volume totally manageable. live drive times. 24 minutes on the pike from 495 to mass avenue. 12 minute

randy: a new business concept in boston. the shipping port, these shipping containers were adapted by developers for a new business. they will sell gardening tools and hardware supplies while others will provide bicycle storage for tenants. construction will finish by next spring. emily: a show of strength by a melrose man who crushed the spartan sprint at fenway park. tim morris was hurt in a crash nine years ago and paralyzed from the waist down. he did the entire three and a half mile race in what he calls wheel barrow style, getting some help from his friends. he says he hopes to make an impact on his fellow competitors. tim is now training for an iron man. impressive. randy: this morning lawmakers , are considering moving massachusetts out of the eastern time zone. that would put the state an hour ahead of bordering states for 4 months out of the year. a quincy man convinced state senator john keenan to sponsor the bill claiming it might solve the winter blahs that come with the sun setting before most people get out of

. >> a little bit cold. 37 in boston. yesterday afternoon almost a bundle up type day with the wind and the cool temperatures in place. today the wind not quite as strong. still a breeze out there throughout the day but steph gusting 30-35 it'll gust closer to 20. consistent at about 5-10 from worcester to boston down into preliminary august. take a being look at the satellite and radar, a few patches of clouds mixing in with clear skies. weo have overall partly to mostly sunny skies and temperatures this afternoon not quite as cool so we're not quite as windy and cool. little milder, lower to middle 50s this afternoon. another nice day tomorrow. cooler mid-week and we'll talk more about the rain late-week coming up in the seven-day forecast. >> anchor: president obama in turkey this morning for the g.20 summit. >> he spoked with reporters a smart time ago saying the attacks on paris were "an attack on the civilized world." he also said "skies have darkened." is slammic extremism is expected to be a major topic over the n

expressway 15-20 braintree to boston. pike eastbound still only about 15. 495 to 128. 93 southbound building volume out of methuen down to dascomb road. looking okay through wilmington. that volume picks up near concord street down to spot pond. the trains and buses still running on dead you'll. emily: commitment 2016. g.o.p. candidates demanding changes ahead of their next debate. randy: the meeting aimed at reforming the format. an uber driver talking about this violent attack. the blows to the head from a passenger and the charges that man faces this morning. emily: shed that stress and be more productive all day long. new this morning. the lunch break secret some local workers know that could help you too. and at 5:56, good morning to our friends in worcester there. what a gorgeous start to the day. we have not seen skies like this at this hour in quite some time. that's what daylight saving will do for us. another hour of the "eyeopener" is still ahead. don't choose neighborhood health plan just because it costs less

running at 61 in boston. now tomorrow we drop down below average but then we go right back up on monday and tuesday. so we will welcome it in. now as you look over boston, notice it's a beautiful start to your day. there's a mix of sun and clouds, but the camera is shaking just a touch. those winds are going to be pretty strong today out of the west-northwest at about 10 to 20 miles an hour. 59 currently in boston. and high temperatures will stay in the upper 50's and low 60's throughout the afternoon. so we're not going to warm up all that much more. but we're still very mild so we will take that. once we get towards this evening , we're going to start to see these clouds push out of here. but for today, more clouds are on their way in. they're associated with this cold front you see here. and the winds around it are coming out of the north and west. so they're becoming quite gusty. we'll expect more cloud cover especially the farther south and east you are today. and there may even be one or two sprinkles c

one move included equipping the boston police with body cameras. the guest haves been focusing on the police body cam movement in boston, they are sugun iduwu, the co-founder of the boston police camera action team or bp cat, and ashley brown, the chair of the naacp, political action team. thank you for coming in, let me start with you. how did you initiate and how did the initiative to equip, boston police with body cameras start? >> as you made reference to the death of michael brown, caused a lot of frustration in our own community, a good friend of mine that i went to high school with, we were sharing how we were upset with what happened in ferguson, and we decided that no, it is really boston that needs us here, and ferguson, has all of the resources that it needs to get through them that particular tragedy and so we thought that it would be better to be pro-active in boston than to move the efforts outside. and so we formed this organization, a few days after the death of michael brown and it was great and we had a bunch of folks join the org

and he was just 16 when a paper boston marathon bombing. now the teenager-- once known as "the bag man"-- is breaking his silence. >> there is a formula but it's not about numbers. it's not about what people think. emily: the foods choices you need to eat to maximize your workout. erika? erika: we are following several first to canton where there's a stand-off with police on washington street. we just learned it started when a man stabbed his brother in a home. the victim is expected to survive but the suspect is barricaded inside the home. our pam cross is on the scene gathering information. plus boston police say a man is times. it happened on shepton street in cindy. cindy: we are going to climb into the upper 60's today but we're not done there. it is going to get warmer as the week wears on. when to expect the warmest day of the week ahead. take a look at the temperatures as you're heading out the door this morning. 40's right now boston and worcester. but it's only in the mid 30's if you're stepping out right now in nashua and in sinc

boston college and notre dame. a perfect night for football at the bc defense forced turn overs including this one inside the 5-yard line. bc finally got going in the fourth quarter. freshman jeff smith takes off with the ball and he is gone. 80-yards into the end zone untouched. bc would score again. smith throws a td with less than a minute to play, but that was all. notre dame wins 19-16 at fenway. and all though this was a home game for notre dame, the area was lit up for boston college just a reminder that the game was in their backyard. >>> well, as the rest of the western world tackles down for of the world is watching. >>> first, oh my goodness, wait until you meet the cuties on two. stay with us. hey mom, i could use some basil. oh, sure thing sweetie. life is loving nature. wait, where' s the... i can' t remember... and a place to grow it in. it seems that every year, we have to watch out for different types of germs. which is why it's important for to kill a broad spectrum of germs. lysol wipes kill 99.9