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by 9:00 a.m., upper 40's. lunchtime temperatures only in the upper 40's today. 57 is an average high this time of year. we're looking for 52 in boston. may sneak into the mid 50's in a few spots. at least we're dry. we'll talk about our chances for olessa: a check "baseball tonight" pike so far quiet this morning. second day of open technology. we'll see how that commute goes on later on. let's goat the maps and check the rest of your ride. clearing just about gone here, construction. 93 by route 24 clearing. north of town new york city problems now. trains and buses starting the morning on schedule. emily: olessa, thank you accused of making an unusual move. randy: witnesses say the driver initially stopped but then left. >> this all happened here on marshall avenue. you can see the yellow tape where investigators were doing their work. it happened while families were enjoying halloween. the 4-year-old was taken to a boston hospital with a serious cut to his head. his parents and siblings were with him at the

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yesterday we warmed up the upper 30's. felt like low 30's and upper 20's. the coolest day we have seen since april 5. today we are talking about similar temperatures. a little bit warmer. 41 degrees in bedford: 34 still in worcester. and 41 degrees here in boston. even though we are in the low 40's for many of us, it still feels like the mid to low 30's. here is our windchill values. we factor those winds out of the west. still blustery. 31 degrees currently in boston. highs today in the low 40's still below normal in the mid-40's. easy travel weather both tuesday and wednesday. back to you. >> kris: all right. thanks so much. with millions of people ready to hit the road for the thanksgiving holiday, the massachusetts department-of-transportation wants to make sure that everyone is on the same page. so let's get out live to john cuoco who is in south boston with more on that. and john, a lot of people are hitting the roads even today to get there for thanksgiving. >> reporter: they are, kris. roads, rails, skies, all expected to be busy with the holiday tr

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mid 40's in the cape. boston and worcester in the lower 40's. quite a variance in temperatures this morning, but the skies are clear. and the warm-up is going to be for everyone as we go into the afternoon. we've still got high pressure hanging on. it's a lighter westerly wind. if you liked yesterday, you'll love today. it's going to be a fantastic today. down the coast we're watching this storm right here, and this is going t us tomorrow. we need it. it has been so dry in the month of november, and we will get beneficial rain tomorrow. today, lots of sunshine. there's that light west-southwesterly wind, 5 to 10 miles an hour this afternoon. feeling really nice in the sunshine. lower 60's. that is a good 10 degrees above average for this time of year. same deal up through nashua, the merrimack valley near 60, worcester hills and cape cod. you can see how clear it is as we get through the day. this is 5:00 p.m. overnight, we'll start to see yes, but still dry. and temperatures out the door tomorrow morning will be widespread, mostly starting in t

it feel like 20's and 30's. it does stay cool for next few days. then we will talk about our next storm system impacting us thanks giving day and we will talk about that in weather in a few minutes. >> see you then, justin, thank you. >>> new this morning a man is recovering after an overnight shooting in north philadelphia. it happened on temple's health science campus at the 1300 west allegheny avenue, police say a 22-year old man was shot in the leg and arm, but so far no arrests. >>> philadelphia police are looking in the stabbing in the the city's society hill section. this took place overnight on south street near third street, abe a man suffered minor stab wound to the back and transported to jefferson hospital, no arrests have been made. >>> and flames tore through a house in north philadelphia, fire fighters rushed to 27th and cabbage streets at 12:45 to battle the flames. they did have it in control in 20 minutes no one was hurt. no word on what sparked the fire. >>> well, philadelphia police continue

's. wind-chill factor of 23 degrees in worcester right now. very cool. as we move into boston, it's feeling like 29 degrees. upper 20's to 30 wind chills. but the actual temperature is actually warmer. we're into the 30's right now. 37 degrees is what it's reading on the thermometer. but it's feeling quite a bit colder because of winds blowing in the froms northwest at 13 miles per hour. occasionally this afternoon, we could see winds gusting between 15 to even 20 miles per hour in the height of the afternoon. sunshine breaking through on the radar as we do see rain just off to the east and also to the west. those showers from yesterday moving along the coastline bringing snow to areas of maine. i'll have a look at the track of the rainfall for later this workweek and how that will play forecast as well coming up. doug and antoinette? antoinette: kelly ann, thank you. we're following breaking news out of new orleans this morning. doug: the multiple people shot in the french quarter. at le

the temperatures will fall in 50's. eventually the 40's under mainly clear skies. the temperature trend is a big change on the way. tomorrow's high in the upper 60's. compare it to sunday when we will be in middle 40's. that is part of the story. we have gusty winds and the wind chill factors that will be in the 2 expect for the redskins football game sunday night and the thanksgiving week travel outlook. all of that and more coming up in a few minutes. jonathan: see you then. we are hearing for the first time from the six baltimore police officers charged in freddie gray's death. you will remember he died in 2015 in police custody setting off protest and riots in baltimore. sergeant white called it devastating. and she faced financial problems but that wasn't the worst part for her. >> you know, that loss, the loss of his life, the loss of seeing property destroyed. that hurt. somewhere else and came to baltimore. this is home. jonathan: three officers charged were equited in the death and prompted them to drop charges against white and the other officers. alison:

tonight dropping to the 60's after 70's this afternoon. winds stay light thankfully after those bigger breezes yesterday and today. humidity still remains higher than what we typically get in the desert. hands of the school's governing board. they're expected to cast a vote this evening -- that could bring major changes to the school. shakala alvaranga has been following this story, she joins us live near lake mead shakala? ((shakala alvaranga)) >> paul, the big question that seems to remain a mystery is why the school is eyeing this merger. and for the first time, we're expected to hear from school officials tonight. the governing board is expected to make a decision on a takeover or partnership with democracy prep. according to the school's website, democracy prep's model is built on a practice called "no excuses." students go to school for ten hour days a week -- that of literacy, one hour of science and one hour of social studies. they don't have religious holidays off ... and they must stay silent in the hallways and during lunch. how

wind: s 10-20 mph.friday sligancfor a few rain s afn/evooing. still warm wihighs in the low to witwind soweekend: much colder for sunday. some snow flurries saay noaccumulation. ighs in the li t 2 with wind chill eling with a nor winstgusting as higas 50 mph. wind eases on sunday but still cold with highs in the upper 30s. more seasonable 40s return next week.today: lots of sun and very warm with highs in the of 690. breezy with wind gusts to 25 mph out of the south. tonight: very ld. lo in the lower 50s. stays breezy. wind: s 10-20 mph.friday: slight chance for a few rain showers especially in the afternoon/evening. still warm th ighs in the low middle 60s before a cold front moverough. windy 3 roads are in great shape this major closures are planned during the overnight hours but another reminder of several closes that are already on place. drivers take note that the water st. bridge leading into the historic third ward is now closed until december 16th 2016. the bridge will undergo some upgrades to its locking syem. drivers should use alterna

evening game in the mid 40's at 8:00 p.m. upper 50's. nice end to the weekend and a mild start, but there could be rain by wednesday. more on that as the eyeopener continues. announcer: now on newscenter 5's eyeopener -- randy: anti-trump protests getting out of control in oregon. outbursts turning a rally into a rye at. emily: a serious crash in marlborough. new information from the scene on 495. randy: a baby and two adults found unresponsive in their home. new theories on what went wrong on the eye for this friday morning. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. emily: and more images in overnight from portland, oregon. police there say an anti-trump protest got out of hand overnight. president-elect donald trump is back on twitter talking about some of the earlier rallies and we'll share his comments with you in a minute. good morning. i'm emily riemer.

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look at this, western new hampshire in the 20's and 30's. meanwhile, you get farther to the east and the south and those temperatures are in the low and mid 40's. that's a pretty mild start for this time of year. the average low in concord is 29 degrees and we're at 44 in the capital city right now. as you can see, it's a good deal warmer than it was yesterday morning at this time, most places around the state as well. there. the clouds at night keep things milder. it traps the warmer air that tries to rise up and escape into space. it doesn't happen as well when there's clouds and that's why particularly these areas are the mildest right now because you have the thickest cloud cover. notice the different colors in the cloud, brighter white means thicker clouds and the grayer colors mean thinner clouds. the farther north and west you head, the thinner the clouds are. it's cooler and that's the up. which they will do over the next several hours. and by mid to at least late morning, we will all be in the sunday, i think, and it turns into anot

near town lower 60's.0's. winds will be only out of the north-northwest at about fiveiv to 10 miles an hour.milean h here we are tomorrow afternoonro tuesday at 5 o'clock, a few f clouds but we're dry. really looks like tomorrow is is going to be great.ea later in the afternoon andfterno evening a few clouds screamsc across and by wednesday wedsd morning, there's a chance fore some showers. look, we neesod rain. rain. we're more than 4-incheshe rain but this isn't going to t help. at best, at best this will beslb a quarter of an inch of rainf r in some locations, okay. okay. that's at best. i think most of us stay down around .10 of an inch barely bel enough to wet the pavement out here tomorrow as this comesrow o across we'll have a chance of spotty showers on and off on wednesday pretty much all day longy pret. that will clear the area onthe wednesday night and then t thursday, friday and throughugh the weekend it looks like l we're back into some veryery gorgeous early fall weather wth here, oka so, 62 toda

the other "s" word. the cold, cold "s" word. kelly ann: that's the snow we're tracking into western massachusetts right now. you can see, that is locked in place for this morning. it's been in place for much of the early morning hours and will likely stay in place for the afternoon. that's why accumulations of snowfall will be impressive on those highest mountains. elsewhere, it's a cool rain tracking through. that's following a northerly track make its way with light rainfall through much of the cape and also just along the coastline. even downtown boston seeing light rainfall at this point. moving into new hampshire, we have showers pushing through making its way into manchester at this point. then that snowfall just barely extending onto 91 this morning. this is a persistent snow, light but persistent throughout the day. we will likely see that snow into tonight and tomorrow morning as well. many of us missing out on the we have that wind that will keep us with wind chills in the 30's in the afternoon. we're talking about the

temperatures starting off in the 20's. from the 40's to lower 50's. for a look at the morning drive here in the granite state we're joined live by 95.7 wzid's deb davidson. good morning deb. >> right now we will start the commute with a nice quiet ride on interstate 89 and 93. both highways are up to speed and incident free. good. with triple team traffic reports throughout the day, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: the campaign season is almost over at this time tomorrow we will already have our first returns in new hampshire three communities are set to vote at midnight erin: the candidates are using every moment they can to try and win over voters and the granite state is proving to be very important to the presidential hopefuls wmur's ray brewer joins schedule. ray: new hampshire is considered a battleground state and both presidential campaigns are fighting hard to win the 4 electoral votes here on the democratic side president obama will be in new hampshire today stumping for the woman he wants to take his job he will speak at a get out the

mid 60's also by 8 a.m. tomorrow for your commute weather. more clouds tomorrow with winds on the increase especially by locally higher in the mountains.<<<))) ((denise valdez)) >>> a local man is behind bars... accused of luring children to his then sexually assaulting them. this is 63- year- old jose azucena. we're told he went by the name 'david'... and would lure children to his apartment near nellis and charleston. police arrested him saturday... he's now at clark county detention center facing multiple charges of kidnapping, sexual assault of a minor, and lewdness with a minor./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> the "national center for missing and exploited children" is reaching out to locals... now. take a good look at your screen... this is 16- year- old isabella gonzalez. she was last seen a year ago today... and we're told she may still be in the local area. if you happen to know where she is or if you see her... call police./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> the nye county sheriff says a student brought a gun to a pahrump school. it happened y

with highs only in the upper 50's through monday. the wait is almost over! we should know tonight what las vegas' professional hockey team will be called. has been keeping the name under wraps. so we sent fox5's adam herbets out to try to figure out the team's best-kept secret. <<(nats) how do you sell 16,000 season tickets... when your n-h-l team doesn't even have a name yet? we're watching the hockey season this year. you watch every hockey game knowing some guy on the team you're watching is going to be a the las vegas "something" knights. the las vegas "something" knights is a start... but you've got to admit... it's only compelling enough to sell tickets... not jerseys. pretty soon... that changes. (nats) las vegas hockey gets an identity. we're gonna see our logo, we're gonna see our colors, and we're going to know our name! i think it's going to be the las vegas knights or the silver knights because it's the silver state. me, silver and the silver state. it's just a guess, but that's my guess. radio host brian blessing said th

somewhere upper 60's to 70's. and a n and showers on tuesday. and then the front moves through on friday. and then colder by saturday, the highs fall into the 4's. thema. thema: thank you, jeremy. 20 minutes after the hour this morning. a love story that made its way to the supreme court. a look for you by a film russ feingold: in the senate there's a choice- you can go along with the rigged system, or you can stand for something that matters. i stand with wisconsin working families. going to all 72 counties, i know how hard you work and how wages aren't keeping up. senator johnson stands with ceo's -tax loopholes for billionaires, tax breaks for companies that ship jobs overseas. i'll take on the rigged system. because you deserve a senator who stands up for you. putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. when i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. grab 'em by the p****". when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. i'll go backstage before a show... yes.. and everyone's getting dressed. donald trump wa

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wind: s 15-25. high: 72 tom. night: partly cloudy. wind: s 10-20. low: 60 paralyzed in a cedar rapids police shooting took their fight to the city council. they are demanding police release dash cam video of the incident two weeks ago. on november first, police officer lucas jones stopped jerime mitchell near coe college for a traffic violation. police say the two men got into some kind of an altercation and jones fired his gun. kcrg t-v nine's phil reed reports mitchell's family wants to see the video. family and friends of jerime mitchell filled chamber in support of him. many had to wait outside because the room became over capacity. they held signs that read black lives matter, and justice for danky. danky is mitchell's nickname. the family attorney was inside the meeting to make sure nobody inside spoke on mitchell's behalf. he's says mitchell is recovering, and that his health is their number one priority. " at this point, we're still waiting to complete the investigation pending release of at this point we're just focusing on jerime's health.

we're waking up with temperatures in the the 30's and 40's. forty-five officially at the airport in philadelphia, still a calm wind, wind chill of 45, maybe dropping another degree or two before sunrise, coming up in less than 15 minutes. thirty-six up in allentown. thirty-nine in reading. thirty-seven in mount pocono. not terribly cold. chilly enough to wear heavier coat this morning. quakertown one of the coldest spots at 34. we are dry at storm scan three. we have no issues. most of the afternoon looks good. we will get strong cold front moves in tonight, and then starting at 7:00 o'clock we have a wind advisory that goes into effect for the entire region. we could get 40 to 50 miles an hour wind gusts, once this wind kicks in. it will go until midnight sunday night. still a warm day to day, jet stream, moves northward. we have a big ridge over us. we're talking about high temperatures running ten to 15 t we will see a cold pocket of air coming across upper midwest heading our way tomorrow, but again, that is through the morning hours, it l

kevin: temperatures in the 20's to the low range of the 30's. pretty nice noon out there, albeit with a breeze. 15-20 miles an hour. the state. in the north country, lingering clouds. the northwest doing has a lot to do with that. it creates their own clouds, which have a tendency to hang on until it releases. looks like that will happen later on this evening. temperatures in the 20's in far northern areas of the state. in southern areas of the state it will be low to mid 40's and not feeling like it because of the wind out of the . with fair skies and the evening, temperatures will drop quickly. 20's to low 30's is the temperature range in place as clouds increase tomorrow morning. most of the moisture from the system starts to arrive between 8:00 and 10:00 tomorrow morning. with that could be a mixed initially because of colder temperatures and rain in southern areas. this will be our second-chance northern areas. we are looking at low 30's through whitefield and berlin. he will go up one or two more degrees in southeastern areas. with the win

will be in the 50's to lower 60's. a chilly start, but temperatures jumping quickly this morning. almost nothing but sunshine through the afternoon. a similar scenario but about 10 degrees warmer for election day tomorrow. scattered showers >> and i just love this photo. well, a time lapse of the beautiful stars and the long exposure of what it looks like. >> that's the truth. >>> coming up, an urgent search for the mother of two, missing after going for a jog. what her husband is saying this morning. >>> and we count down to the election. matt tell us us why hi thinks the election is already over. >>> plus, the best comedy moments of the election. ? there are 16 fresh-picked oranges squeezed into each bottle of tropicana pure premium. and absolutely no space for added sugar, water, or preservatives. tropicana. we put the good in morning. (chuckle) ( ? ) come on, dad. ( ? ) ? they tell me i'm wrong ? ? to want to stand alongside my, my love ? ? whoa, talkin' 'bout my love ? ? talkin' 'bout my, my love ? you ready, dad?

but certainly wintery back to the west. 50's, 60's, 70's, even 80's, turned into 20's and 30's in a good portion of the rockies and foreign plains states. that cold air will be marsh east water over the next few days, so that by sunday it's moving right over new hampshire. at least for now it's on the mild side, and it will remain that way into the first half of the weekend, with tempertures well above average. but the cold air just on our doorstep. then the jet stream digs right in our direction for sunday into monday, that means any rain that falls monday morning could actually end as a little bit of snow, especially in the mountains to the north and even right now fair skies. moving ahead to the start of the weekend, clearly the pick of the two weekend days by far, sunshine statewide from sunup to sundown, and then a few clouds will roll in saturday night. on sunday rain showers early and the rain-snow line, chases it by late morning into the afternoon. tough to call whether enough cold a indication that western and northern locales could see a little bit of an accumulation by the tim

fox-5's vince sapienza was at the hearing.... and has more from what went on inside the courtroom... john..christine... the hearing lasted forty minutes..... and more than 30 was greg hardy... trumps representatives... pleading and arguing their case.... today was not about.. whether or not their was an illegal number of people allowed to vote at the polls.. instead it was about the preservation of possible evidence.... now state law requires clark county to keep all of their data and logs at the early voting polls for a minimum of 22 months.... but they are not required to hand over the identities of the poll workers... that is what donald trumps reps were asking the court to allow today.... investigation to any illegal voting...they can contact those who were working to find out what happened... judge gloria sturman explained she would not pass a motion that opens workers doing their civic duty.. to ridicule and harassment... "we're asking you to preserve evidence in case it's necessary, that's it, bottom line, if the secretary

s media lab. surgeons say it allows them to preserve nerves that patients like jim ewing here might otherwise lose with a traditional saw. and that would give them more control over a morean prosthetic, being able to wiggle toes and turn out the ankles. jim ewing is the first patient to undergo the procedure and he's excited for the future. >> the fact that i'm going to get to be the first to try out this new foot and try out this new technology, i don't know. who wouldn't want to do it? emily: ewing should be walking on that new prosthetic in about six months. randy: it's now 20 minutes before the top of the hour. in news to go, how a driver may and a patriots player getting suspended. the accusations alan branch is appealing right now. we're looking at the mass pike in boston. traffic moving along nicely on this morning. randy: good morning. the eyeopener team ready with news to go. we're in boston, we're in worcester, and erika tracking breaking developments in a deadly school bus crash in tenn

s and c.d.'s and bike helmets. can you find donation bins at city hall, the courthouse and other facilities across the county. the drive runs through december 16. the milwaukee bucks are honoring veterans at the b.m.o. bradley harris center part of the hoops for troops week. the team says a military member from the milwaukee area will be recognized on the court and they'll get complimentary tickets along with 12 family members and friends. across the street at the panther arena the admirals will pay tribute to veterans and active military. the team is offering all military and active members free tickets to the game against grand rapids. you have to claim your free tickets online. military personnel will receive 15% off at the admiral team shop. coming up on 5:10, a wireless device helping paralyzed chimps walk. the implications this technology has for human patients. and later, a wildlife encounter on the golf course. where a herd of mongoose suddenly interrupted play. and meteorologist jeremy nelson standing by i

but we quick 50's and 60's for the afternoon. we'll stay dry through much of the rest of your seven-day forecast, but that 60-degree high will fall back into the 50's for wednesday. doug and antoinette? antoinette: all right, kelly ann, thank you. 5 investigates a five-month undercover investigation into a state-funded police department, exposes cops on the clock while at home on the taxpayers' dime. doug: investigative reporter oversight. reporter: environmental police officer pat robert loads up a handful of fishing poles and is finally ready to respond for duty after staying at home on the clock for the first six hours of his shift. it's a troubling pattern 5 investigates discovered in our undercover investigation. some environmental cops at home on the taxpayers' dime, their takehome state trucks parked outside. >> it's a complete waste of taxpayer reporter: this person whose identity we're protecting is familiar with how the department works. >> there's no accountability. there's no supervision whatsoever. reporter: the miss

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lower 80's and mid 80's mixing it up. watch your kids around water. >> thank you, dave. >> just a reminder, you can your forecast 24/7 using our fox 10 weather app. it is free and available in the apple and google play stores. >>> still ahead in the next half hour of fox 10 news at 9:00, are you constantly craving junk food? we may have the solution so you can stop the snacking if you do one thing. we'll tell you what it is. >>> it was the first honor flight of its kind. what makes this flight so special? >>> a week until the presidential election. can you imagine, one week from tonight, we may know the answer. donald trump and hillary clinton kris crossings the country making their final pitch. this thursday november 3rd celebrate national sandwich day with a free sub at subway. buy any sub and drink, and we'll give you a second sub completely free. as in, zero extra money free. because at subway, we're all about making things better and national sandwich day is no exception. we'll donate a meal to feeding america for ea

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tonight, 20's to lower 30's and then tomorrow, low and mid 50's, around the upper 40's to 50 degrees in the north country, but i wanted to go one day further ahead here monday is an interesting one. this will remind you a little bit of this past tuesday on election day. and temperatures in the upper and here is a look at the extended outlook, so lots of sunshine for the next three days. hardly any clouds around, today, tomorrow, and monday. and tuesday, that system that i showed you comes up the coast and brings scattered showers through the day and then it clears right back out again, and more sunshine, wednesday, right through next weekend. so it's a long dry spell that's on the way with one opportunity for much-needed rainfall. >> those temperatures right about where we should be? the average high is 50 for today. so most of them are warmer and that. >> ok. >> and an update on our top stories. the marine patrol says a 62-year-old woman died when her kayak capsized due most likely to high winds. her name has not been released. and a peaceful protest against the president-elect. ano

worcester hills upper 50's low 60's. monadknock region mid and upper 50's. out on to the cape and islands mashpee at 59. edgartown 57. chatham at 57. so there you go. that's tomorrow. now wednesday a lot of clouds out here and there could be a few showers. this little guy over here you should put him over there. you should be on wednesday afternoon with showers on wednesday afternoon and a little cooler as well but seasonable with temperature on wednesday in the mid 50's. those showers webs from this cool front right he w here on with morning clouds, sun in the afternoon near 50, friday upper 50's and then another cold front comes at us friday night and luck at saturday. that's a blustery, chilly day with high temperatures on saturday only in the mid 40's. see you at 4:30. >> anchor: we'll see you then. let's get a check of the friday drive home. >> reporter: we begin flying high above the lower half of 128 in randolph right as you further further back on the southbound side you will be scammed from route 20 with the mass pike then again from route 9 dunn to

into the lower 60's. a cold front is on the way late in the day, which will bring a change in the wind direction and of the cold front, and the rest of the forecast coming up. jonathan: a youth basketball coach arrested for trying to arrange sex with a minor. they say that din posted on craigslist, then begin a conversation with who he thought was a 15-year-old girl. officers say he offered to pay to have sex on a regular basis, but he was talking to an undercover agent and was arrested when he tried t asil din is an amateur athletic association boys basketball coach. alison: a rockville counselor accused of inappropriately touching a five-year-old girl, accordingly -- reportedly happening multiple times on a playground. anna-lysa gayle has the investigation. anna-lysa: investigators say that the child was sexually abused here on the playground while she was playing tag and program stayed behind to answer some questions. >> people who do these kinds of things are often amongst the most trusted. anna-lysa:

1950's, 1960's. what makes las vegas attractive to the mob is that in 1931 the state of nevada legalized gambling and in the early 1940's legalized off-track betting. here are all the things that organized crime had been involved in around the country illegally. here they could run legal casinos. they don't have to pay off people to run them. at the same time, las vegas was a new enough community that the auctions that led to the creation of the town of las vegas in 1905, there wasn't really an establishment here where they would have to break in. other cities like reno, being about 40 years older than las vegas, was a more established community. the land was cheap and plentiful. what was important, it was accessible to southern california, where not only did organized crime have some interests, but the l.a. area was always booming. there were always people who wanted to drive to las vegas, and here was all this money waiting for them to make it. when we talk about las vegas as wide open, it can mean

wind chills down in the upper 30's to lower 40's. nothing compared to those wind chills of the upper teens and 20's we are seeing at this time yesterday morning. we have a few upper plymouth at 38 degrees. worcester at 40. overall, things are feeling relatively mild heading out this early sunday morning, and that is going to be the case as we move throughout the day despite some clouds we're seeing this morning. here's a look at that. you can see there's a very thin layer of clouds that's moved through our area, a bit stubborn for the morning hours. as the sun rises, you'll see that start to slowly clear as we head into the late morning and that westerly wind into our area. we're going to see beautiful sunny skies from our west move into the area as well later this afternoon and toward the workweek too. temperatures in the 40's for much of this morning as the sun rises. things are slowly warming. eventually we're inching toward the 50's by the height of the afternoon. some warms temperatures to look forward to today. next chance of r

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. >>> it's on the way. 40's and 50's, the city at 53. norwood at 5 mostly clear sky today. nights day today but we contend with two weather systems, the cold front, that comes at us i think tomorrow night and sunday morning. but we first contend with this storm over here which is out over the water and it will throw some clouds into southern new england overnight tonight and threw the day tomorrow. so clouds on the and through the day tomorrow, manly cloudy, so not as nice as today. there will be some sunshine. the farther west you travel but with a lot of clouds along the coastline coolest conditions metro boston by about ten degrees low 50's at the coast. middle and upper 50's farther inland but no wind, good i did for yard work. sunday not so much bus we have the cold front and that cold front will kick up the wind and eventually send some much cool colder air into southern new england. we'll detail that in a few minutes. >> reporter: now on 7, a a swat team response the boston university today. police say someone called, they claimed they are barricaded in the library a