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welcome back. breaking news. hurricane patricia the strongest hurricane ever recorded. it's a category i storm. it's a very powerful system. patricia made land fall last night in mexico. there are reports of widespread flooding and landslides many they're bracing for 15 inches of rain in the next 24 hours as well as waves up to 30 feet up the coast. thanks for joining us. good morning, pamela.

>> good morning to you. this thing was a monster as it hit the coast. late for us. but 6:15 central time is when it hit the coast. 7:15 our time. the latest is a category i hurricane with an up date at 5:00 a.m. it's very disorganized though. a distinct eye but very sheered off here. moving north-northeast. expected to change by 11 a.m. this may happen sooner. still some heavy rain heading towards the gulf coast. 20s to the north and west. 29 degrees here in boston. it's a brisk, chilly, frosty start to the day.

52 degrees by 4:00 p.m. partly sunny skies. not as windy today. feeling a little bit better. a little bit of a warm up as we head into sunday as well. timing. >> all right. thanks so much. hundred of flights into and out of mexico have been cancelled. they're going to the streets warning residents to stay shelters. paula continues our coverage. >> hurricane patricia roared ashored. 55-miles west-northwest as a rare and dangerous category 5 storm. it passed 165 miles an hour winds that made land fall. forecasters say the heavy winds and rain are expected to trigger flash floods and mud slides before the sun

>> earlier, police warn people to find shelter while they still have time. they scrambled to escape patricia's path. >> came to this convention center and they said that it's not a safe place. we're going to the technical center. >> locals hunkered down another red cross shelters. it's expected to affect the southwestern u.s. forkters say some parts of texas can expect up to a foot of rain. electricity was cut for safety. in the satellite center. paula evans wbz this morning. >> preparing for patricia as well. it's partnered to provide supplies. we'll have updates throughout

now to a developing story. two middle school students are under arrest accused of threatening to shoot up their school. the police chief tells wbz the whole thing happened quick livment around 1:0 a student at the middle school contacted police to say that a friend told him don't come back to school monday. i'm going shoot the place up. the student who allegedly made the threat is just 14 years old and he told the tipster a 13- year-old that -- would be providing him the weapon. police arrested both of those students and found no weapons or ammunition in their homes. >> could he have actually completed his tasks? >> no. he didn't have the items he needed to. complete a shooght of the school. but we're just not going to

>> they are worried this incident may be a copy cat crime. on monday a 16-year-old high school student told the classmate he was planning a shooting. in that case police did find weapons and ammunition but no one was hurt. >> new this morning a teenage driver escapes from a crash that turned his truck into a fire ball. source tell wbz the driver wasn't hurt but was given a field sobriety test. no word on if that person will face criminal charges. police are searching for the man who attacked a woman walking her dog. she's sharing her story. the woman when wants to remain anonymous was walking her new pup pigeon roost just before 4:00 a.m. when is she got a weird feeling. she saw a mini van pull up on the cambridge summerville line. >> and i listened to my

nasty feeling in my stomach. back to my apartment building. >> once that come got inside she turned around to see the man slam his body into the door. the woman is okay. harvard is asking extra patrols around the complex. a bingo night turned terrifying. >> i looked up and there's a guy with gas mask and hoody on. >> two masked men rob a # 6- year-old volunteer getting away with the bingo prize money. here's more. >> as he got on his ham radio 87-year-old tom duffy was still a little bit rattled. >> yeah. >> tom was in charge of the cash box when two guys burst into the knights of columbus hall. >> i looked up and there's a

>> several dozen watched in disbeliefs as hothead made off the with jackpot and he it. >> he grabbed the money box and, you know, i reached for it and then second thoughts. cooperate. >> they say this grandfather made the right choice. >> just give them the money. let them go and try to remember as much as you can about them and call us when it's safe to do so. miles an hour. just, you know -- took a good hour before he settled down. >> it was tom duffy who first started bingo here. 408 years without a rich. the most memorable game of it his life. >> don't show us. >> there's no surveillance video in here and afled. the knight of columbus use

charity l table ventures and the -- kim mckleod. >> but it found a new home. 90 minute north. all day festival goes will head to see them all over town and on the tower. they decided not to give it a license after last year's riot. people set fires, overturned cars and threw battles. dozen issues of people were arrested. officials in laconia despited a shooting season this year we wanted to give it a very positive name. we're preparing for anything that's going to happen. what happened there is not going happen here. >> it holds the record for the most lighted pumpkins in one place. every year they try to break their own record and they're expecting more than 30,000

a new poll knocks donald trump out tft lead in the republican presidential field. also ahead a halloween show with a literary twist. the hobbitted happenings. don't go away. >> more of those weather watch reports. cold temperatures everywhere in the fireplaces are burning this morning. frost on the pumpkins. 27 degrees according to james. peter in cambridge. cast si 34 degrees and more 30s to that latest murder. more cold air on the way but we have a little bit of a warning. chance of rain today. i'll have -- beautiful forecast

welcome back. to take a check of the weather and it's chilly out there this morning. >> oh, man. very cold.

frosty temperatures and we're running colder in all sphots compared to yesterday for the first time. and we're keeping track of the drowlgt conditions out there too. we haven't had much rain especially for the entire month and then the running totally too reflects our dry conditions as well. running 7.7 inches of rain below normal in boston since january 1st. this puts us in boston with abnormally dry conditions but moderate drought in western west. just to the south of lester. you see they've brought in theirs. i loll loy don't drive to yellow low. for thefection days by the end of the next week we can hope for some lain. i'll get to that timing although it's not for even. mostly clear conditions out there and a breeze from the north at 10 miles an hour

making it feel like 32 degrees. out the door. some of the -- there's no wind many really depends on where you are here. we've clicked down into the -- patchy fog around our location. 47 degrees. temperatures will stay below average all day. average high being 59 degrees this time of the year. we reached 50 degrees by 3:00 p.m. we go with 53 degrees. caught in 53 degrees in -- what little daytime heat we accumulate from today. rain chance late. primarily after 3:00 a.m. the rain chance will hold on for the early part of sunday. we lead up to the patriots game. 1:00 a.m. against the jets.

we get into the afternoon hours. 62 degrees and a light breeze. hour by hour, here's l the timing with the rain. noon today. here's the day. right along the coastline here. hour by hour we got to p.m. partly sunny skies. and a few sprinkles move into the picture after midnight. # a.m. the heaviest rain to the northwest but then these showers spread across the northwest to southeast by 8:00 a.m. reaching the boston area. some steady showers bullet line falls apart. out there tailgating? bring the rain gear with you just in case. you shouldn't need the rain gear because 1:00, around fox borrow here, going to clear things out and the rest of the game time and after the patriots get that win, it's all looking good for the drive home. mostly clear conditions. temperatures are rather chilly but it is what it is. it's that time of year; right.

we have 60 degrees. brief showers early. monday 53. tuesday 56 degrees. wednesday, 6 # with rain likely. rain. showers. friday, drying off and cooling >> okay. now is the time that the past foas off an each. >> evil jets. >> even you've been following some of the knobbed happenings. >> and for this hour we're heading back to salem to visit a famous house. may be you've heard of it. and get a closer look at some of the rooms up there. the hat way house. surviving housing. alyssa is portraying a con fliblghted group. >> they'll be wearing things like this when they're writing imaginary pens. >> sound like.

for kids and adults? >> yeah. it's not too scary for children. >> she's describing the spirits of the gibels presentation that takes place in the house of the seven gables. built in 668. >> main reason it's famous is because of the author. you'll meet hawthorne, meet some of the conflicts groups, some of the judges. it's very good. >> first ticket sold were sold back in 1910. today, the proceeds go to the same place. for preserving the history and housing, as well as education to immigrants to salem. it looks like you had the best time up there. >> it was so much fun.

i'm going back again this week. hour halloween continuedown. >> so intercourse with l history there. there's so much of it. >> the best time of year to go through salem. it is especially fun. >> it's fantastic. did you read the book? >> i did not. >> i did not either. now i want to. now that i've been there. >> for sure. >> very kid friendly. shows run on select weekend nights. >> check that out. thanks, pamela. the field getting smaller: why chaffe is the late toast call it quits. today is saturday, october 24th. it's pirt day taid. check it out. 55, drake 29 of the happy birth

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everyone. thanks for staying -- 6:32. not a bad morning out there. just a little chilly. and it really depends on where you are. we have quite the temperature spread. a 27-degree difference between the warm spot and the cool spot. >> cool, coal. mixed it together. saturday, 6:30. you're good. >> kind of a halloween term. >> frosty conditions out there. we have some 40s on the cape and island. 50 degrees nantucket. that's the warm spot and the cold spot, orange with 23 degrees.

43er friend -- that's 24-hour temperature change shows running colder in all locations compared to this time yesterday. 2 degrees colder in washington. 20 degrees in nashua. question will have the 50s once again today. not as windy today. that will make it feel much better. partly sunny skies especially the coastal clouds. by 7:00 in just a few minutes. tracking some rain. the hour-by-hour timing. how it might affect the patriots game coming up. >> all right. pamela, cool. thank you very much. >> a look at some of our top stories. hurricane patricia slams into mexico last night send waves as high as 30 feet. widespread flooding and landslides and they're bracing for 15 inches of rain in the next 4 hours. two middle school students are under arrest threatening to

shoot up their school. police say a student at the middle school called them after being warned by a friend to stay home on monday because there'd be a shooting. he was getting weapons from a 13-year-old classmate. it's the second threat this week. on monday a16-year-old high school student told a classmate he was planning a shooting. >> police are searching for a man who tried to abduct an 11- year-old girl in randolph. the middle school student says a man grabbed her arm when she got off the school bus. he wanted to talk to her. the man ran away. police have added patrol in the areas a precaution. the woman who was attacked add harvard university while she was walking her dog was telling her story about the assault. wbz's jim armstrong has more. >> reporter: like a lot of people who live in the quiet neighborhood the victim has a dog and her case it's a 5-month

old puppy who at 3:40 friday morning had to go outside so she walked him to the green just steps from her front door. >> i looked up to see a green mini van with silver bumper. i listened to my instinct. i had a nasty feeling in my stock imagine and turned and walked as fast i could. >> she glanced back as she reached the door. >> i stopped in time to turn around and see a man running full force at me. >> she managed to unlock the door. >> got up to the first landing in -- throw the full weight against the door and smack it with his fist which was terrifying. >> by friday afternoon harvard had sent warning e-mails to neighbors. >> i have friends that live here. so -- who i work. it made me nervous for them and their families and for me. >> but the women thinks being a bit nervous might be useful.

women walking around at night. you think your safe in cambridge and you're not. >> that was wbz's jim armstrong reporting. the search is on for a missing cargo ship black box. it disappeared during the hurricane. right now crews are searching a 100 hoof meal mile area. and they're using some. same equipment used in the search for the missing malaysian airlines jet. they're impted to last for another few days. two of the 33 crew members graduated from mass meritime. an excoach is to play. the hanover football team almost didn't play this year. league officials say an excoach hacked into the league's website and deleted all 117 kids names from the team roster. >> success is all about relationships and there's some

broken relationships here that need to heal and be repaired community. >> police track the hack. he got into a physical fight last year. both were suspended. she could face charge next week. wbz has learned the naisms the teens involved in the deadly stabbing. police say 17-year-old mason stabbed. he got into an argument with 16- year-old ronald hendrixal doe him. ray monday died early yesterday morning. they arrested him at his home. adult. >> a special dedication for a new state of the art sports complex. it's named in honor of a hero. knave captain was killed in the 9/11 attack. jim smith reports his friends

to join the family on the field for a tribute. >> friday night football in sandwich but this wasn't just any game. >> on this night a brand new stadium was dead indicated named in honor of a fallen native son. he died while on duty in the inventory attack. >> this is a bittersweet event. >> he was a star athlete in the 70s. the stadium is the culmination of a 1 year effort by the community and his family. >> had he was very proud of his accomplishments in the navy but school. i couldn't think of a were tribute than have his name on this wonderful complex. >> they came from all over to be here. >> jerry was my best friend. he was the brother that i never had.

by that i don't think about it. >> his mother pat was presented with the u.s. flag that flew over the pentagon. in a section of limestone. >> it's too much to know how much -- every day. i know his spirit is with us. i think he would be very pleased with this. >> now for years to come of a throot athletes here in sandwich will be taking the field. his family tells me that was a -- very proud. jim smith. wbz this morning. >> still to come hurricane patricia now a category i storm. much weaker than when it first made land fall. why riding it out is actually safer than trying to safer to get out. >> a cold start to the day. temperatures in the 20s or 30s for a lot of spots but this

for -- comfortable 50s. less of awarned out there. you can see conditions in northern new england but for the rest of us. i'll have the details on that in just a bit. weather trivia time. according ting to d.o.t. how many tons of road salt were applied last year to the -- last winters to the roads?

well, good morning, everyone. we begin with breaking news. the red sox skipper spoke with the media to know he's getting support from those you might expect and those you might not. >> i talk with him every single day. every single day. i whether tell you that we shared a text and i can't thank him enough for the support he showed. we can go on and on. i mean, letters from die hard yankee fans who were very clear to say how much they didn't like the red sox but in the letter they wished you well in getting back from the treatment

and beating the cancer to see you back on the field. >> that's good stuff. all right. let go to some good stuff. maybe they should play all the games on the road. a second of the year. boston up 3-2. the bruins add to their lead. bruins with a 4-2 lead in the third period. sound familiar? well, this time the bruins close it out. the open nether late giving the brewers a 5-3 lead. up inman christmaser, celtics playing the final preseason game. get the ball to jake prouder. he gets rejected. he drained from far away. they beat philly to finish 6-1. they play the season opener

football, patriots who have ruled out -- rex ryan in buffalo am 4-1 record with the help of a coaching staff including his offensive coordinator. somebody bill belichick admires. >> he's taken players and put them in positions to be productive and utilized them, you know, in an efficient way. that takes consideration a lot of players, a lot of different team, a lot of system, a lot of games. characteristic that they've shown and it's seven republicansly true this year. >> and wbz that is you covered tomorrow from start to finish. patriots gameday at 11:0. immediately followed by our post game show right here on wbz. how about college football? 12:30 on my tv 38. 3-4 eagles looking for the

first acc win. also later on, umass hosting toledo. 5-# harvard entertaining 4-1 prince ton. wbz sport. >> congratulations to the kansas city royals who beat the toronto blue jays to win the american league pennant. that sends them to the world series versus the mets. pamela garden standing by with the accuweather forecast. it's chilly out there this morning. >> much its in the 20 ozer 30s. i'll gel to ma map in just a second. want to keep your focused on hurricane. it's a category one right now and considerably weaker compared to when it hit. made land fall at 6:15:00 p.m. 7:15 our time. winds 165 miles an hour. that's incredible wind speed. still and it is still a

land fall in north america since dean. the first cat iv back in 2007. it was the last time. here's the latest picture. 75 miles an hour winds as it moves into central mexico and towards the southern tip of texas here. moving north, northeast at 21 miles an hour. we expect it to decrease to a tropical storm. we have 45 miles an hour winds and then expecting it to become a depression later tonight. and into tomorrow as it moves into texas but very heavy rain fall amounts to that location. as the rain continues to track the north and east, here you go. we'll keep you posted. 39 degrees.

still a light breeze in the north. feels like 32 degrees. we have to talk about the windchill. 20s to the north and west. 30s or 40s to the south and east. on the cape island. you're comfortable in the mid- 40s for some. hour-by-hour foarktd. close to 50 degrees. 50 degrees by 3:00 p.m. under partly sunny skies. coastal clouds a concern today. that's about it. nothing falling from those skies. low to mid-50s all across the board and feeling better than yesterday because of that wind. it won't be as strong. overnight milder with rain rate. 45 degrees. as we head into proilts game day # p.m. we have a few showers in the forecast early then starting to get wrighter as the game progressings. 62 degrees that temperature. very comfortable there. as we go through this afternoon we'll continue to have cloudy conditions and a few showers

moving into the picture from northwest to southeast and those showers amuse out by game time after 1:00 p.m. that's great news. the rest of your sunday looking fantastic. temperatures will be rather mild for sunday. 60 degrees. monday, 53. tuesday 56 and sunny. back to close to 70 for thursday. hopefully get some choking rain webz into thursday. we definitely need t. we have weather trivia. that's in question in the morning. according to mass d.o.t. how much road salt did they play? >> sipt they don't have a $5.8 million. >> yes. that was a lot of salt. salt already delivered for this season. >> i'm still scraping it off my car. >> it's so gross. >> we're not ready for this. >> no we're not. thanks. hurricane patricia continues to advance the storm is already one of the strongest ever recorded.

it came ashore in southwest mexico last night. it tore down trees and sent surges of flood water into the street. 700 flights are cancelled and stay put. >> i wouldn't drive it. it's unsafe and first of all, being an american you don't drive into. i would just wait it out. >> the ninth category 5:00 storm this year. normally there's only five or six. >> it's a good thing a vice president was paying attention in class. what he did to save the life of

welcome back. a principal being called a hero. it was all caught on camera. middle school students gathered, collapsed during gym class. they rushed to his side. the vice president had just gone through cpr training days before and sprung into action. >> at that time the adrenaline kicks in. you do what you've been trained to do. >> so fortunate. >> great job there.

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welcome back. we begin with breaking news at 7:00 a.m. hurricane pennsylvania from shah once the strongest hurricane ever recorded is now a category i storm. but it's still a very powerful system. it made land fall in mexico last night. there's a widespread report of flooding and landslides. fall today. thanks for joining us.

bre. here's the latest satellite picture w. e don't have that pin wheel shape that we did have earlier that made land fall last night. as it continues to track to the north, northeast we'll continue seeing it sheered apart thanks to a very rugged terrain. it's a category i with max wind speeds of 75 miles an hour. moving north-northeast. a track on it. heading toward the southern tip of texas here. later today but by 11 a.m. we expect it to become a tropical storm and a tropical depression later on. 20s, 30s or 40s no. rain for us. a dry, dry forecast for you today. temperatures running below where we were this time yesterday. 12 degrees below in boston. 52 degrees that low temperature. the wind won't be as strong this afternoon.

that rain chance ramps up overnight tonight into tomorrow. coming up in just a bit. the hour by hour timing. >> all right. thanks so much. right now hundred of flights cancelled. emergency crews are going through the streets warning shelter. paula continues our coverage. >> reporter: hurricane patricia roared ashore at 6:15 local time. about 55-miles west-northwest as a rare and dangerous category v storm storm. it packed 155 miles an hour winds as it made land fall. forecasters say the heavy wind and rains are expected to trigger flash floods and mudslides before the storm dissipates over the mountains. earlier, police warn people to find shelter while they still had time. they evacuated resort hotels as they scrambled to escape the path.

>> we came to this convention center and then they said that it's not a safe place. we're going to the technical center. >> locals hunkered down at red cross shelters. it's aspecting to affect the u.s. before it is sizzles. some parts of texas can expect up to a foot of rain. >> electricity was intentionally cut for safety. the red cross was able to set up shelters before patricia made land fall. paula evan. not just the red cross but other aid agencies are preparing for patricia. americare provide -- soaps, tooth paste and diapers to displaced families. now to a developing story and two middle school students are under arrest accused of threatening to shoot up their school. this is the second threat this week. the chief of police tell wbz a student at the middle school

friday afternoon. saying a friend told him don't come back to school monday. i'm going to shoot the place up. the student who made the threat is just 4 years old. he told the tipster, a 13-year- old, would be providing him the weapons to make good. police arrested both students homes. >> could he have actually no. he didn't have the items he needed to complete a shooting. we're not going to tolerate any type of statement. >> police worry that incident might be a copy cat crime from another accident. on monday a 16-year-old high school student told a classmate he was planning a shooting. in that case, police did find weapons and ammunition but no one was hurt. new this morning a teenage driver escaped from a crash that turned his truck into a fire pal. look at this. happened joseph night on gelated marks road in

wbz the driver wasn't hurt but was given a field sobriety test. no word yet on whether that person will face criminal charges. police are searching for the man who attacked a woman. she shares her story. she wants to remain anonymous but she was walking her new puppy just before 4:00 a.m. friday when she got a weird feeling. she saw a mini van pull up on the cambridge summerville line. >> and i listened to my instinct because i had a nasty feeling in my stomach. i walked as fast as i could back to the apartment building. >> once that come got inside shy turned around to see the door. she is okay. the complex is near harvard. they're asking extra patrols around the complex. attempted abduction. how an 11-year-old girl managed

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good morning. tornado watches are very, very chilly this morning. we have errors of frost all over new england. except along the coast and -- temperatures in the 40s. 39 degrees here in boston but we warm up to the 50s for the rest of the day. 52 degrees. feeling like yesterday except for the wind. it won't be as strong. making it feel that much better. burst of sun late today but coastal clouds may make it kind of gray for us. 41 degrees. 43 degrees by 7:00 p.m. and we'll continue to have a about of a warm upinto sunday but a rain chance. i'll have the hour-by-hour timing in just a bit in your 7- day forecast. >> thank you, pamela. this morning if your

boston children's museum where kids learn without even realizing it. allie. >> allie is what we're going to call you. a development associate with the children's museum. but let's talk about something call the power of play and the wonder wall. >> yeah. the wonder ball is our biggest annual event and fundraiser. it takes place in the museum. it's a very unique and fun experience. and what it does is help raise the critical funds necessary to support programs to the museum. now, the boston children's museum, anyone who's been there knows what a good time it is and what a special place it is. tell us about how kids interact. >> a number of exhibits within our museum. there's always something different going on every single day. check our calendar if you're ever curious on what's happening. kids are able to explore the museum and learn about a lot of the different things happening

so it's a fun and safe environment. >> absolutely. tell us about the gala coming up. it's saturday, november 14. >> tickets have available online. you can also visit our facebook page or boston children's museum.org for more details. okay. and what can people expect at the wonder ball? >> well, we have a number of guest chefs this year. i don't give away all the names. go online tone find out. as as the ability to explore the museums themselves. one of the very unique things about our fundraiser is that it museum. so whale they're nibbling on their fun cuisine can walk around the exhibits and get a feel for what the kids are experiencing. >> we hear at wbz love that so much fun. you yet your stuff and go hang out in a museum and get to be a >> yeah.

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all right. welcome back on this saturday morning. 7:15 on a chilly morning particularly if you're in inland. >> oh, yes. some 20s reported and even a hard frost, a hard freeze in some spots plus clear skies in some locations. we have cloudy conditions out there. going it rule the forecast for today and the cooler temperatures in the foarkt too many here's a live look over the charles back there and yeah. layer clouds but you can see some. allowed to fall into the 20s. yikes. nothing falling from the sky at this time but we need some rain. we're extremely dry.

update from the u.s. drought monitor. just updated thursday morning. here's the latest information. we're running 7.7 inches rain since all the way back to january 1st. this puts us in dry conditions with moderate drought conditions west and areas to the north there but everyone needing some rain. we won't get any specific showers until we get into sunday, maybe a better chance for widespread soaking rain toward the end of the sunday forecast. i'll she you. that boston right now 39 degrees. real feel 32. that's a windchill because of that breeze from the north at 10 miles an hour. temperatures in the 20s to north and west. 30s for boston to lawrence and then 40s on the cape and aims. a comfortable 47 degrees in chatham home ham. hour by hour temperatures remain 40s. clicking up to 60 degrees by 4:00 p.m. briefly. average high keep in mind should be 59 droaz.

a little bit on the cooler side today. at least the wind won't be as strong. it will feel considerably milder. low 50s mid-50s for those highs. widespread. looks like we'll keep things a little more mild thanks to some cloud cover and the next system moving in. that system moving in will give us a chance for some rain for the tailgating before the patriots game. after that, we search the sky. a -- here's that hour-by-hour timing. the clouds right along the coastline with mostly sunny skies inland. more clouds roll in ahead of that next system. cold front moving in. late tonight and tomorrow morning. by 8:00 a.m., those skillettered showers will be just to the north. then the thin line quickly moves out of foxboro.

scenario. good stuff here. hopefully get that -- 53 degrees monday. tuesday 56. tons of sunshine both days. wednesday and thursday are next chance for some widespread soaking rain and milder. >> all right. >> a little warm. fall weekend. we get closer to the halloween. take a look at some of the happenings across new england. >> another stop in salem brought me to magica. a witch and a psychic. here's some of our meeting. >> you will see when ma'amic doesn't ever stop. you're also going to see with the understanding of all religions will never stop. >> she walked me through her world showing me history of her craft including photos of loved ones.

he's -- burned at the snake rome in 1600. after the catholic church found him guilty of here say they carried out the -- magic abilities. >> you'll know a witch by the wisdom, integrity, truth, courage and honor. >> it's fascinating history. i could have spent days talking with her then a feeling hits her and i'm getting a house. would like to ponder or wonder where you're going to go. >> we want something. >> you have to. you have to have energy there. >> okay. i have always been a little skeptical when it comes to fortune telling. i'm more impressed as we go. too. >> always wanted to go. >> well, you're going. >> italy. my husband's been wean we've always talked about going. >> how about that? >> that's so cool. looking for a house near water. >> we are. we really are. we love the water.

we love being on a pond or the soation. let be real. a pond. [ laughter ] >> but anything water. and he has some other visions too. there's a lot of love. a bond that's going to last forever. >> she nailed it there. >> fantastic. if you want to get your forture told, we have a link on the website to contact the shop or get her phone number. call her right up and set up an appointment. >> all right. >> she was wonderful. >> who knew? happy halloween for everybody. still ahead if you haven't stacked up on halloween candy yet. we tip to make sure it's a hit.

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for more food and fun, watch it at 10:30 and 11:00. >> a new survey shows which one will be the biggest hilt broken down by state. a nationwide survey of each state's favorite halloween candy. new hampshire likes tootsie rolls and rhode island loves reese's peanut butt cups. all right. coming up. why police say the golf in charge of the jack peace of the lord did the right thing. boston -- trying to sabotage. they tried to -- almost ruined the whole season. the most photographed places in boston on instagram. number one might surprise you.

7:30. happy saturday for you. filling in. pamela gardener with a look at the forecast. i want to be at nantucket. >> warmest spot on the map. >> yep. and at one point 50 degrees this morning. fantastic out there. and now they're down to 49 but still. close enough. >> it's still very dramatic. >> yeah. beautiful. >> oh, 39 degrees in boston. not too bad. we have a few clouds moving in. right whroong the coastline but mostly clear skies from orange to pittsburgh. you're down to 24 degrees. 27 degrees, 32 with widespread frost out there. 24-hour temp change compared to this time yesterday. we're told 12 degrees colder

than boston. 20 degrees colder in nashua. winds not as bad today. so it whether feel better although not as much sunshine. coming up in just a bit we have changes on the way. a few showers for sunday. go through hour by-hour timing and let you know how it might affect the patriots game. >> just the morning, during or afternoon. brief -- all right. thanks so much for. let's take a look at some of the top stories this morning. slams into mexico last night as a care 5 storm. waves as high as 30 feet. reports of wideprad flooding and landslides. residents are bracing for 15 hours. two middle school students are now under arrest aciesed of threatening to shoot up their school. police say a student at the middle school called them after

being warned by a friend to stay home monday because there would be a shooting. the student who allegedly made the threat is just 14 years old and said he was getting lessons from a 13-year-old classmate. it's the second threat this week many on monday, a 16-year- old high school student told a classmate he was planning a shooting. >> police are searching for man who tried to abduct an 11-year- old girl in randolph. the man grabbed her arm when she got off the school bus and he wanted to talk to her. she took off running then the man ran away. they've added patrols in the area pumpkin as precaution. >> a woman attacked while out walking her dog at harvard university. talked to wbz kim armstrong about the man who tried to assault her and how she managed to get away. >> like a lot of people who live in the quiet neighborhood, the victim has a dog and in her case it's a 5-month old puppy.

they had to go outside. she walked into the green just steps. >> i looked town see e a green mini van with a silver bumper. i had a nasty feeling in my stomach. i walked as fast as i could. >> she glanced back for a split second as she reached the door. i stopped in time to turn around and see a man running full force across the studio me. >> she said she managed to unlock the door and slam it shut just barely. >> the first landing in time to turn around and see him throw the full weight of himself against the door and smack it with his fist which was terrifying. >> by friday afternoon harvard had sent warning e-mails to neighbors. >> i have friends that live here. who i work with. it made benervous for them and their families. and for me because i walk by here every day. >> the woman who their low escapes thinks being a bit nervous might be use l. >> especially young women walking around at night. you think your safe in

cambridge and you're not. >> that was wbz's jim armstrong reporting. the teens involved in a deadly stabbing on the orange line this week. police say 17-year-old mason raymond was stabbed thursday with 16-year-old. raymond died friday. they arrested him at his home. he's being charged as insult. >> a local youth football season nearly sabotaged. now police say an excoach is to blame. the has beenover football teams almost didn't play this year. league officials say an -- hacked into the league's website and deleted all 117 kids' names from the team. >> success is all about relationships and there's some broken relationship -- relationships that need to heal and be prepared. >> they tracked the hack to jim.

into a physical fight last year with another coach. both were suspended. >> i looked up and some guy with a black mask and hoody on. >> two masked men rob an 87- year-old volunteer getting away with the bingo prize money. kim mcloud as more. >> 87-year-old still a bit rattled. >> shivering and shaking, yeah. >> you see tom was in charge of the cash box when two guys wearing masks and gloves --

guy with -- >> he grabbed the money box and, you know, i reached for it and then second thoughts. >> the best thing to do is cooperate. remember the best you can. >> my -- going about 800 miles an hour. just--you know, it took a good hour before i settled down. >> it was tom duffy who first started bin gearboxes back in 1975. 40 years without a pitch testimony might be the most memorable game of his life. >> yeah. it sure was. >> there's no surveillance video in here. and the thieves fled in a black pickup truck with 1300 bucks. they use the profits to fund charitable ventures and the mayor himself is already helping to make them hold.

>> up next in sports, red sox skipper shares story of support during his battle with cancer. plus the bruins in a new york state of mind. can they hold off the islanders?

well, good morning, everyone. we begin with breaking news. the day after his cancer was in remission the red sox skipper spoke with the media and let us know he's getting support from those you would expect and those you might not. >> every single day. every sing l day i will tell you. we shared a text and i can't thank him enough for the support that he showed. we can go on and on. i mean, letters from die hard yankee fans who were very clear to say how much they didn't like the red sox but in the letter they wished you well in getting back from the treatment and beating the cancer to see you back on the field. >> that's good stuff. let's go to some good stuff in brook wherein. brooklyn. third period now. gets one to go in off the skate. bruins with a 4-2 lead in the

this time the bruins close it out. the open nether late. a nice bounce back win after wednesday's tough loss. >> their final preseason game and brad stevens drug charges this one up. anyway you can. but david lee gets rejected. the ball ends up in his hands and he drains from far away. they beat philly 81-65 to finish the presurgeon at 6-1. they play the season opener wednesday and the garden. >> ruled out marcus khanon and roo fsu johnson for saturday's battle with the jets. the big story in this one the jets new coach. rex ryan in buffalo while todd -- the help of his coaching coordinator. someone he greatly admires. >> taking his players and put them in positions where they

he utilized them, you know, in an efficient way. consideration of a lot of players, a lot of different teems, a lot of systems, a lot of games. i would say in general that's characteristic. they've shown and it's certainly true this year. >> and wbz has you covered tomorrow from start to finish. patriots game day at 11:30. kickoff is at 1:00. right here on wbz. how about college football? you can watch bc take on louisville. 12:30 on my tv. the 3-4 eagle looking for the first acc win. also later on today umass against toledo while 5-0 harvard entertains 4-1 princeton. that's it for sportings. >> and a quick congratulations to the kansas city royals who clinched the american league and face the mets in the world series. coming up honoring a hero.

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number one, no surprise, phenomenonway park but noovment # the boston -- its rich who knew? we'll head over to pamela forecast. pamela, it's a little chilly out there this morning. >> some cold temperatures. frosty conditions but we'll thankfully as temperaturings rain -- want to keep you posted on hurricane patricia. it did make land fall. mainly land fall on the coast of next cone and specific coast at 6:15:00 p.m. 7:15 our time here in new england. $176 miles an hour. winds at the center moves on to land. first category 5 in north america since dean in 2007 and now it has dramatically decreased in intensity much bringing some dangerously heavy rain fall amounts.

category i. a weak category i. moving north-northeast at 21 miles an hour. a tropical storm by 11 a.m. and pushing into texas. bringing heavy rain to both locations. 39 degrees with a breeze from the north. it feels like 32 degrees. not as windy as yesterday but temperatures falling into the 20s. under a clear sky north and west. we have some clouds from boston to even southeastern parts of mass keeping us in the low you are 50s. hour by hour as you get close to 50 degrees. 50 though by 4:00. we hit a high of 6 # degrees. low to mid-50s for highs all across the board. overnight tonight will be in the 40s. a little milder. that's all ahead of our next rain chance. gillette stadium. 62 degrees with a chance for an early shower. hour by hour forecast as we go through here. this afternoon this evening, partly sunny skies.

mainly clouds along the coastline for the entire day. then after 3:00 a.m. the scattered showers smeuf into the forecast. 8:00 a.m. completely falling apart. a couple of isolated showers prior to the game for the tailgating but then during the game becoming brighter and drier. 60 degrees for sun's high. monday 53. sunshine tuesday, 56. rain returns for next wednesday, thursday. >> all right. thanks so much. now to a special dedication. a new state of the art sports complex is named in honor of a local hero. navy captain was killed in the 9/11 attack. he was on duty at the pentagon that day. 1970s. the new stadium is a culmination of a 13-year effort for the community and the

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good morning, everyone. a welcome to -- we begin with our news highlight. the nonprofit organization abc dean boston will be celebrating 6th.

18 people will be honored at celebration. 18 real heroes that have made a difference in their community. this will be a great event. honorees. more than 20 years ago a small group came together for a creation of a nonprofit organization which is now the premier organization for the cuban community here in the city of boston. to elsbury us more about it and a recent event they had in boston city hall, with us this >> good morning. >> this is very exciting. >> it is. 1992; right? that's when you started? and it all stared with a small group of friends grsm yes >> what can you tell us about it? >> we were celebrating the fourth of july. opening their arms to us in the

just talking about why can't we raise her -- the communities do that. we just gather and formed a group. we filed here we are. >> it's mega. tell us a little bit more about what it does. i know that obviously it is a premier organization for cubans here in boston. so besides raising the flag, you do other events throughout the year. >> yeah. well, we do. we do other cubans do in our tenth of october we chose -- the day that -- >> in 1968. last the until 95. did. independence. so we celebrate the freedom of the slaves until cuba one day

then we will be raising our flag. >> talk to us. i understand -- there were 40,000 cubans here in boston in massachusetts. and now, according to the 2010 census only 7 it ,000. >> yes. well -- when i first came we were 40,000 in massachusetts. now we're 7,000. >> what a big difference. >> a lot of people have died. and have gone to move to florida and ore states. >> yeah. >> and unfortunately with 7,000 let's wait until now. they city of memphis in 20 because it goes every ten years and see how many of us. more people are leaving now statistically. >> wow. >> the island by boat than before. so it's not as great as the arraignment is made to be

believe. >> i think it's important for us to highlight the fact that because obviously back then you had a lot more members. >> right. >> because obviously there were a lot more cubans here. you don't have as many members. you are the premier organization here. i think this is the perfect opportunity for you to invite our viewers. who can join? >> of course, of course. it's basically anyone that is a cuban that is a cuban dis-- join the forces to raise our cuban flag in the land of freedom in the cradle of liberty, which is massachusetts. >> we do have another group that we work with. but we are the only cuban cuban flag. >> so talk to us about the

>> it was the 4th of october. >> a very special guest. >> very special guests from florida who's now in florida in every single station. radio and tv station because he's an expert in cuba and u.s. policy. and we took the opportunity that he came to boston to also connect him with the boston college cast. the cuban american student association. >> that was actually very interesting. >> in fact the head of the group -- the dominican cuban. and she was very instrumental in environmenting him and day. >> the young cubans go the to hear his point of view. >> from miami. and their cuban descendants. also for the americans students truth about cubaen u.s. relations which is not what

>> thank you so much for coming by. thank you, thank you thanks for coming by. >> on the nonprofit organization. you can call 6 # 7-327-6760. you can get a direct link to their facebook page. like every week we want you to invite with -- connect with us online. follow us on twitter. see you next time. >> all right. that does it for wbz this morning. cbs this morning is next. we're always on the website.

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