the details reminding some of the station nightclub fire in rhode island. >> and the search is on for someone who hit a local doctor and why the victim says this was no accident. >> and the monsters and minions are ready and we'll take you to where the celebrations are already under way. captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 comments@captioncolorado.com. good morning, everybody. happy halloween. i'm kerry connolly along with pamela gardner. i know the kiddies are so excited. this is my favorite. i love halloween. and it was a good night. >> i know it. >> halloween is spooktacular. here come the corny jokes, candy corn jokes.

>> oh, double whammy there. >> temperatures are on the ghoulish side, 20s, 30s. i can't stop. >> we have patchy fog out there. 39 in boston. 27 norwood and plymouth waking up to 28. hour by hour forecast as we continue with only a few thin clouds passing through if that. temperatures skyrocket into the upper 40s and lower 50s before it's all said and done. by trick or treat time, we'll have clouds in the forecast. you'll want a coat probably over the costume. 47 degrees. coming up on sunday, we have a chance for rain and warm temperatures. kerry? we do have breaking news right now. search and rescue crews looking for a russian airliner that crashed in the sinai peninsula. egyptian officials say the

plane disappeared from radar about 20 minutes after takeoff. there were more than 200 people on board. most believed to be russian tourists. the plane was taking off from a red sea resort town heading to st. petersburg. we'll stay on top of this and bring you the latest throughout the morning. meanwhile, we are following developing news from europe. at least 27 people are dead in a nightclub fire in bucharest, romania. nearly 200 more are injured. sparks from a heavy metal band's pyrotechnics show started the fire. local media reports club goers initially thought the flames were part of the show. this is eerily similar to the deadly station nightclub fire in rhode island. a band set off fire works that sparked decorations and burst into flames. right now, the search is

a doctor who was biking to work and it was all caught on camera. this is definitely a case of road rage. >> reporter: he knows he's fortunate to be holding his son. >> i rebouleting on the ground holding my wrist and looking up and noticing that it was in a direction that it shouldn't be going. >> reporter: last month, a doctor at mgh was commuting to work on his bike, something he does every day when he says the driver of this pickup truck took issue. >> all i heard was get out of the way, get off the road and he was pulling around me at an angle that i knew he would hit me. >> reporter: he spent four days in the hospital. surgeons mended his wrist with plates and screws. the entire incident was captured by security cameras, but a month has passed, and police still haven't made an arrest. >> clearly, someone who's taken the level of road rage to dangerous. >> reporter: darren isn't so

sure he'll ride again, and he's working on the teachable moment for his children. >> how do we make the roads safe so that being delayed 30 seconds is not a reason why you can just drive someone off the >> reporter: cambridge police believe the man driving that truck is a white man in his 40s, as you probably saw in the pictures and video. it has a distinctive box on the back of it. if you have any information, give cambridge police a call. in cambridge, julie loncich, wbz news this morning. now to a story you saw first here on wbz news. a cohasset school is reviewing security cameras after a man is accused of sneaking in and steeling from teachers. anthony binsfield is his name. he's been charged with trespassing. prosecutors say he was fired from the hvac company that he worked for but still wore his old uniform so the school would let him in. several teachers claim money was stolen from their wallets. he has not been charged with the thefts.

going to jail for a year for sexually assaulting a classmate could have had a lighter sentence. we've learned owen la brie rejected a string of plea deals. prosecutors say they believe the most recent offer carried a 30-day punishment and no registration as a sex offender. the us will send troops into syria to fight isis. this is a 180 from the obama administration that initially said there would be no boots on the ground. katie brace has the details. >> reporter: the white house called special forces on their way to syria advisors. mission. they have a training, advisory, and assist mission. >> reporter: it focuses on the isis capital. a pentagon official told cbs the forces are expected to spend up to 60 days at the headquarters of u.s.-backed operations.

the u.s. has conducted strikes over the past year. >> the core is to build up the capacity of local forces and take up the forces of isil in their own country. >> reporter: right now, john kerry is meeting to negotiate a cease-fire. >> i believe the diplomatic situation is today more promising than it has been in some time because all of the stake holders. >> reporter: one of syria's main allies, iran, is taking part in those negotiations. a cease-fire agreement would not include isis, which controls much of northern syria. >> those against the deployment say it puts the u.s. on a slippery slope into possibly getting involved in a long civil war. in the satellite center, katie brace, wbz this morning. it's a war of words in the race for president, and it's not between the candidates. the republican national committee is suspending its ties with nbc. the party is pretty upset with how cnbc handled this week's debate.

it says the network asked questions. for now, republicans will not debate in february. police in salem are not taking any chances this halloween. they are bringing in officers to make sure tens of thousands of celebrations stay safe. >> this is actually just the preparty on halloween night itself. an estimated 80 to 100,000 people are expected to come to salem, a true test of the city's resources. first time in salem? >> yeah. currently being chased by law enforcement i assume? >> no. >> help me! >> reporter: it's salem's signature event. this year, the stars have aligned to break records. >> halloween on a saturday with good weather is going to be record numbers. they are going to come in early. we're encouraging people to come in early, take public transportation. >> reporter: some costumes are

certain to raise eyebrows on the commuter rails, but nothing will be as scary as trying to park here. if someone has a police uniform that looks legit, it probably is. >> we're trying to prevent anything from happening before it does. >> come with patience because there will be large crowds here with a positive attitude. >> reporter: after all, this is meant to be a family event. big roar for me. [roaring ] >> reporter: you are a good lion. you will still see the scary. >> i'm not going to do it. >> reporter: and the strange. can i ask? >> come see us tomorrow night. this is nothing compared to nog tomorrow. >> this is something. >> reporter: no, no, no. can you give me your best witch's cackle? [cackling ] >> reporter: that's scary, too.

>> i love being a witch. salem is so much fun. >> reporter: one thing police won't tolerate is realistic weapons with your costume. so swords, guns, police will confiscate them and keep them until sunday. coming up, this will bug patriots fans. new cheating concerns at gillette. you may be surprised who's raising the red flag. >> plus, the great pumpkin escape. halloween literally rolling through one town. pamela? >> time to check out some of the weather watcher reports. we have reports of clear skies all across the board. 20s and 30s. peter from cambridge has aprilian display of the -- brilliant display of the moon and stars. the pictures of venus and jupiter was sent in, which is tough to get. if you want to become a weather watcher, sign up at cbsboston.com.

i'll have your trick or treat forecast coming up. stick around.

[music] okay. this might be my favorite video of the morning. look at this. dramatic video from illinois. a giant, inflatable pumpkin breaks loose blowing through the streets of peoria. the 25 foot tall 350 pound balloon traveled about a quarter of a mile before getting stuck in a park. fortunately, no one was hurt. there's something sort of creepy about that, don't you think? speaking of creepy, pamela is standing in front of our chrome chromakey where you can't wear green or you disappear.

so i can't see her well. where are you? your arms. >> exactly. >> and a warming sheet over me. fantastic. this is the first time i've done this on tv. i'm totally a kid. i love halloween. it's so fun. halloween extreme, warmest back in 19 86, warmiest here. you can see my orange. this is hard to do. >> so cool. >> 39 degrees here in posten right now with some 20s in keene. 32 degrees worcester. it's a frosty start to the day. chilly, chilly forecast here. we're going to stay pretty comfortable for your hour by hour forecast. 45 degree business 10:00 a.m. 49 degree business noon and 52 degrees by 2:00. i don't even have to move around too much. you can see the numbers. i'm not blocking anything. 55 degrees in boston. 55 degrees taunton for those

and your spooktacular halloween forecast. trick or treating, thin clouds moving in, 7:00 p.m. nice and quiet. 9:00 p.m. cool, 43. overnight, falling into the low and mid-40s, i think in posten, we'll stay with 46 degrees. highs tomorrow in the 60s. awesome temperatures. we continue that warming trend for the next several days. hour by hour forecast 9:00 a.m. through the afternoon on saturday and even saturday evening. oh, yes, today is saturday. halloween tonight 5:30 starts to get dark. we have a few thin clouds and high clouds moving through. not enough to give us rain, but we have a few showers moving in tomorrow. spotty showers throughout the forecast on sunday. chance for rain, really not a big chance. i think it's starting to fall. there it is. okay.

my mike fell. there's the seven-day forecast. monday 61, tuesday 65, and more 70s on the way wednesday, thursday into friday. lots of sunshine, great dry stretch for us. kerry? >> did you tell everybody you had a green blanket on? >> i did. >> she's wearing a green blanket to blend into the that was hilarious. she looked like a talking head. then the little green blanket disappears. i love it. we've had more than enough about deflate gate. dan roche has the details coming up next. >> and as we head to break, there's a look at celebrities born on halloween day. were you born today on halloween? that's kind of cool. journalist dan rather is 84. dj rock from the beastie boys is 49. eddie k. thomas who plays toby on "scorpion" is 35.

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it sounds like something from a james bond movie sweeping the room looking for a bug. it happened at the patriots game. dan roche has the latest. >> reporter: so much going on around the patriots these days. they are winning, yes, but

the story about possibly bugging the visitors locker room. where did that one come from? it began as boomer esiason went on his radio show on wfan in new york on friday morning after being at gillette stadium on thursday night. >> the jets asked the to come in and sweep the locker room. >> in new england? >> yeah. >> the jets thought they had the listening devices? >> that's the thought process. >> you are telling me prior to going to the game they lost last week and asked the to sweep the locker room for hidden listening devices? >> that's what i was cold last night. >> reporter: adding that it may have been the patriots who asked the to sweep the locker room they feel the bugs may be plantedly the opposition to set the pats up. it's just how closely the patriots are being watched in the after-math of deflate gate.

and "the herald" reported that a couple of employees were interrogated during the jets game and later cleared. again, the nfl, it just won't go away with this patriots team. how do they respond? they just keep winning. i'm dan roche, wbz sports. up next, hoping voters will sing his praises. the new england politician hoping to win support with his hip-hop moves coming up. and at 6:30, a world renowned paranormal investigator says 96% of his haunted house cases can be debunked. the rest just can't be explained. one of those cases is right here in our area.

a candidate for mayor of nashua, new hampshire, is hoping a little hip-hop will win over voters. [music] >> that's candidate chris williams in his own version of the mclemore and ryan lewis song "downtown." he hopes the video will get people to get out and vote next tuesday. hey, it's creative. i like that. we'll keep you posted. still ahead, one police department weighing in on your costume. plus, why parents in one town are throwing away all of the candy their kids got trick or treating.

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>> and why parents in one neighborhood are throwing out all of the candy their kids got trick or treating. boo! did i get ya? is that a good one? >> that was better. >> good morning, everybody. happy halloween on this october 31st. i'm kerry connolly along with pamela gardner who i thought had tin foil on her hand, but she tells me it is a tattoo. >> i haven't done these in years. >> it's skeletons. >> a little skin and bones this morning. >> i love that. can i peel it later? i love to peel things. >> you have to wait until 10:00 a.m. and then it's coming off. >> good job. >> we can't ask for anything

better. the weather will cooperate today. more treats than tricks. norwood 27. some areas of frost out there and a beautiful start to the day with a clear sky and full sunshine. the high temperature by 4:00. by too time, temperatures will fall into the 40s for trick or treating. temperatures around 50 degrees, scattered clouds. overnight tonight, we'll stay in the 40s as well. sunday rain coming up in your forecast. i'll have the hour by hour timing and then when we'll see a warm-up. some 70s in your seven-day forecast. kerry? >> that sounds good. we do have breaking news this morning. search and rescue crews looking for a russian airliner that crashed in the sinai peninsula. egyptian officials say the plane disappeared from radar about 20 minutes after takeoff. there were more than 200 people on board.

the plane was taking off from a red sea resort town headed to st. peters. we'll stay on top of the story for you and bring you the latest throughout the morning. stories now. at least 27 people are dead, hundreds injured after a fire inside a nightclub in romania sparked from a heavy metal band's pyrotechnics show started the fire. local media reports some club goers thought the flames were part of the show. it might sound familiar because it's eerily similar to the deadly station nightclub fire in rhode island. a band performing on stage that night set off fire works as well that sparked decorations and burst into flames. police are searching for a hit and run driver who hit a local doctor biking to work in it happened in cambridge. the victim claims thises what a case of road rage. 35-year-old jaren stone says the driver was unhappy with all of the bikers on the road.

stone is now recovering from surgery to his left arm. the u.s. will send troops into syria to fight isis. this is a 180 for the obama administration, which initially said there would be no boots on the ground in the war torn country. a senior administration sent. dangerous floodwaters in texas has two more people dead. possible tornadoes. many residents have been forced to evacuate. emergency crews have arrested dozens from the swift-moving through the weekend. the army will pick up the tab for any damage caused by the run away blimp. most of the damage is from the mile long tether that dragged behind it. it broke loose from maryland and came down hours later in pennsylvania. new this morning, parents in one ohio neighborhood are

their kids got trick or treating. why? a young girl found a razor blade in one of the candy bars. some people on social media are saying this must be a hoax, but police believe the girl and her family are taken this seriously. right now, they are searching for the people responsible. police in france are telling people what not to wear this halloween. they tweeted pictures out of costumes that are okay and others that are too dangerous to wear. their biggest concern is the fake weapons. they are urging people to have fun being imaginative scaring people but don't terrorize anyone. paranormal investigators are called to many homes in our area, including one house in measure head and they let us tag along. jamie youkis reports. >> reporter: can you give us a sign of your presence? >> reporter: the search for ghosts and spirits often ends in mortal disappointment. every now and then, this happens.

could you please make it go off as high as you can? wow. >> reporter: nick smith has explored 800 cases of suspected spiritual activity. >> as we got bigger, we started getting calls to do businesses in private residences. >> reporter: most cases unlike this one where homeowners thought a ghost was shaking their bed. it turned out to be the wind moving a garage door. the team says 96% of the time, claims of paranormal activity can be debunked by real world explanations. that leaves 4% of cases like this one in marble head that can't. two centuries ago, they kept prisoners locked up underground. stories have circulated.

>> there are ghosts in town. >> reporter: really? >> you can sense it. >> reporter: sometimes it's more than a sense. smith says he has evidence. his recorder picked up a mysterious voice during a visit here. >> were you born overseas? >> no. >> reporter: do you believe in ghosts? >> i believe there is paranormal activity. what that activity is and whether it's ghosts or simply environmental phenomenon that we have not named or classified yet, that remains to be seen. >> reporter: and smith says he'll keep looking. >> okay, that is creepy but cool. up next, a special treat for patriots fans this halloween. we're getting you closer to a team with an explosive look after the win over the dolphins. pamela? >> it's going to be a fantastic forecast. tons of sunshine and mild temperatures. seasonable for this halloween. trick or treat forecast not

we'll have 70s in your seven- day. weather trivia time. second question of the morning now. it is -- should we ever have snow in boston on halloween, yes or no?

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good morning, everybody. we begin with the bs in florida as they met the panthers. this is one of just three teams with a perfect on-the-road record. reilly smith is there in a panther uniform. brad marchand with his sec' of the game as patience pays off out in front in traffic, 2-0 boston. then chara gets his first of the year on a power play making it 3-0 bruins. tuukka rask stopped 31 shots.

bruins 4-0 on the road. celtics and blount taking it in. jake with the steal. he finds an open isaiah thomas. boston 0p top 45-43. thomas, a game high 25 points. minutes later, marcus smart with three of his own with straight athleticism falling out of bounds. the game was tied at 54 at halftime. the raptors pulled away in the second half with a team high 5 points. celtics fall to 1-1 on the season. patriots resting up this weekend after a productive week where they picked up a pair of afc east wins. their latest, a 36-7 romp over the dolphins down at gillette overnight. tom brady once again the story on thursday night. four touchdowns, 20tds and only one pitch. new england wins it going away.

look inside of the patriots locker room. good game. >> yeah that was awesome. >> good game. >> good job. >> way to go. >> good win. >> together, man. we do this thing together, man. how do we feel? we've got a 7-0 start. >> reporter: oh, yeah. the patriots are off this weekend. we have football for you coming up tomorrow. patriots game day 11:30 followed by the nfl today. bengals and steelers kick it all off and wrap it all up with sports final. ivy league battling the unbeaten harvard stadium. crimson down 13-7 at the dartmouth 2. quarterback

freshman wide receiver justin for the touchdown. the extra point good. harvard lost the late field goal to win it 14-13. 4-0 in the ivy league. boston college and virginia finally world series baseball. game three in new york. juan delivers the rbi single to right to make it six straight. then david wright who earlier homered takes the first pitch he sees up the middle to score two more. the mets go on to win it 9-3. they are now down two games to one with game four coming up tonight. pretty good stuff money we've got ourselves -- pretty good stuff. we've got ourselves a series. who says halloween is only for humans? the new england aquarium is getting a treat.

jack-o'-lanterns were put in the giant ocean tank. it seems everyone enjoyed the surprise addition. they were like, who are these guys invading our space? it's nice and on the chilly side. you want that. >> why not? >> we keep it nice and dry for you. awesome weather. the leaves continue to change while they are still on the trees, which is great this late in the season. now, we're past peak, so the areas with dark, dark red. here in boston, we're close to peak and getting closer and closer to peak on the cape and islands. if you are heading to the north with the mountains forecast, still hiking and great weather for it. sunday 50 degrees with a few more clouds in the forecast. a couple of sprinkles added on, too. current temperatures in the 20s and 30s. 27 taunton, worcester waking up to 32 degrees.

too, but that frost will go away as soon as the sun gets higher in the sky. hour by hour forecast in the 40s. 50 degrees by 1:00. more sunshine ahead but late in the day, clouds roll into the forecast. keeping us rather warm, actually, overnight. highs today top off in the low to mid-50s. 55 degrees boston and spooktacular weather for the trick or treaters as you head out. temperatures will be very comfortable, right around 50 degrees. clouds are quiet. 36 degrees. if you are out late at night, 43 degrees and still fantastic weather. overnight, mostly cloudy, 46. the clouds act like a blanket to trap in the daytime heat keeping us, therefore, milder. tonight, before you do head to bed, set the clocks back one hour beginning daylight saving time's end.

tomorrow will be 4:38. that's not exciting. so enjoy. 5:39 tonight is the sunset. hour by hour forecast, we keep it dry and beautiful. sunshine this afternoon. we continue throughout this evening, 5:30. trick or treaters out there. the clouds are in the forecast. that's it. nothing's falling from the clouds overnight, but then by sunday morning, a couple of sprinkles and a few showers. one or two showers at most for sunday afternoon as well. most of us, you can see it's very, very dry. the weekend is dry conditions but mild temperatures. monday 61. still 65 for tuesday and then we get into the 70s for wednesday, thursday, and friday. and quite the dry stretch again monday all the way to friday. great weather to start off november. weather trivia time, second question of the morning, have you ever had snow in boston on halloween? what do you think? >> i think it wouldn't be pay

question if we didn't, so i'm going with yes. >> that is correct. >> when was it? >> 1913. >> 1913. cool. all right. the halloween puns all morning. >> i can't stop. >> all right, thank you. still ahead, remembering mayor menino. his son speaking exclusively to wbz about his legacy and how it's living on. coming up at 7:00 it will be a close call for earth. the new information we're learning about the asteroids

take a look at this. city hall was lit up in green last night in honor of former mayor tom menino. yesterday marked one year since the long-time mayor's death. mayor menino's memory and legacy is living on. his son tom pen nino, jr. is giving us a closer look at how he spoke exclusively to our jon

>> reporter: what do you miss the most? >> the phone calls, you know? i have them on my phone still. the number's never going away. >> reporter: for tom menino, jr., the calls from his father are no more, but the legacy endures in part from the warm memories from others. >> my daughter went and got her license and was over in dorchester. the lady who did it, said i met your father twice. he gave me an award. your father was a great guy. you know what? i have met presidents and met the dalai lama and a lot of people in this world. coming from them is one thing but coming from the regular people who he was out working making boston better for, that means more to us. >> reporter: for tom's kids, the lessons live on in their commitment to community volunteerism. >> from when they were old enough to get in the car with him and go, they did it. you know what? they're like, we want to do it.

that's what he was to us. that's what we want to do. we want to keep that alive for him. >> reporter: regrets, as the song "my way" says, there are a few. >> the only thing, you know, we really didn't get to do is spend a lot of time with him. that's the biggest miss. >> you know what? the gift he gave us is our love for the people. that's all it is. >> reporter: tom menino, jr., a boston police detective says he has no interest in ever running for office, but that doesn't mean we won't see the menino name on a ballot again when his eldest daughter said she was thinking of running to succeed her grandfather because she would have the best cornerman in the business on her team, her grandfather. jon keller, wbz news. >> he is certainly missed. lots more is still ahead.

up next, the trick or treater giving stephen colbert a big surprise.

welcome back at 6:55. stephen colbert celebrated halloween one night early complete with a super sized guest. >> hold on a second there. aren't you kind of big to be trick or treating? >> hey, i had a growth spurt. >> the man in the giant costume was none other than patriots tight end ron gronkowski. that little ballerina took him to task even though he can break tackles. >> you are in the middle of another record-setting season for the patriots. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'll bet week sense against dallas, only four catches for 67 yards, what was that? [ laughter ] >> good one. >> get off my back, betty ballerina. >> gronk, please don't yell at the children.

[ laughter ] >> that's cute. you can watch the "late show" with stephen colbert every weeknight at 11:35 right here on wbz right after the wbz news at 11:00. we're glad you are hanging with us this morning. lots more coming up on this halloween. we'll check back with pamela's forecast for your trick or treaters. we'll be back before you know it. stay with us. cottage cheese doesn't have to be just plain cottage cheese. with hood, it can be... peach on a bagel.

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captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 comments@captioncolorado.com happy halloween. the excited today. the best day of the year for them. she has a what i thought was tin foil but it turns out it was a tattoo. hilarious. >> i love halloween. >> it's so much fun.

layer because it will be a little bone chilling. >> you have areas of patchy frost with 38 now in boston. not too bad. 25 degrees in orange. norwood starting off with 24 degrees. full sunshine ahead in your day planner. a few more clouds are expected later for trick or treating 45 but for a lot of folks, you guys will stay around 50 degrees. scattered clouds overnight as well. so rain moves in for sunday. all of that hour by hour timing. almost all of us should stay dry. warming up, and when we'll see

and a russian plane crashed disappearing from radar 20 minutes after takeoff. the wreckage has been found in an area where egyptian forces are fighting isis. there were more than 200 people on board most believed to be russian tourists. at least 27 people are dead in a nightclub fire in bucharest, romania. the government says the number could go much higher. sparks from a heavy metal band's pyrotechnic show started the fire. police are questioning the club's owners. it may sound familiar because this fire is similar to the deadly nightclub fire in rhode island 11 years ago. club goers reportedly thought the flames were part of the show. now the search is on for

the hit and run driver who hit work. >> i rebouleting on the ground holding my wrist. and looking up and noticing that it was in a direction that it shouldn't be going. >> reporter: he was commuting to work when he says the driver of this pickup took issue. >> all i remember is hearing get out of the way or get off the road and then i saw him pulling around at an angle that i knew he was going to hit me. >> reporter: surgeons mended his wrist with plates and crews. >> the entire incident was captured on security cameras. >> clearly, someone that's taken the level of road rage to dangerous. >> reporter: he isn't so sure he'll ride again and is working

on the teachable moment for his children. >> being delayed for 30 seconds is not a reason you can drive someone off the road. >> reporter: cambridge police believe the man driving that truck is a white man in his 40s as you probably saw in the pictures and video. it has a distinctive box. in cambridge, julie loncich, wbz this morning. a cohasset school is reviewing security after a man is accused of sneaking in and stealing from teachers. the school admits he let him in again and again. this is the man. anthony binsfield is his name. he wore his old uniform so the school would let him in. several teachers claim money was stolen from their wallets. the prep school graduate going to jail for a year for sexually assaulting a classmate could have had a lighter sentence.

rejected a string of plea deals. prosecutors believe the most recent offer carried a 30-day punishment and no registration as a sex offender. the u.s. will send troops into syria to fight isis. this is a 180 for the obama administration that initially said there would be no boots on the ground. the white house described the special forces as advisors and said they would not go out on operations. >> to build up the capacity of local forces to take the fight to isil on the ground in their own country. >> iran is involved in the negotiations even though it is one of syria's main allies. isis representatives are not invited. still ahead this morning, meet a local teen who has made it their mission to keep charities supplied with food for those who need it most. >> also ahead, a closer look behind the frightening facade.

pamela shows you how the haunted house actors get into real character. >> and as we head to break this morning. here's a little halloween quiz for you. we found this amazing article online that specializes in extremely life like face paint and donates the proceeds to charity. this is time lapsed video of one creation. we want you to guess what is she painting? make your guess by tweeting us

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welcome back. while kids all over the area will be going door-to-door asking for candy today, a local charity works year round to make sure local families have access to healthy food year round. this morning, i'm joined by sash is a, the executive director for food for free. sasha, thanks for being here. >> thank you for having me.

>> it's been around since 1981. we rescue fresh, healthy food that would otherwise go to waste and distribute it to over 120 agencies. food pantries, meal programs, and get it to people who need access to that healthy food. >> and cares about the environment. >> absolutely. food waste is a leading contributor to climate change. it releases methane dallas, which is far worse than carbon dioxide. >> reporter: out of curiosity, how do you debt the food? >> we go around to farmer's markets in the summer and local it. we have a cooler at home so at night we can take the farmer's market food back and people can take it home the next day. process some. >> we primarily work through

so we'll go to a food pantry and give them fresh produce because they don't have storage so it's hard for them to maintain. we'll go to schools and teachers distribute those for snacks. we'll go to shelters and drop off kale and they'll cook of a meal. >> you've done so many things in your career. this must be so rewarding. many of us don't realize how important this is. >> i think many of us don't realize how many of us are struggling with food security. food and community come together. people collect around food. so we're out there meeting people just like when you go to a farmer's market. when we go into the pantry with all of the corn from the field, people are excited and it really just brings folks together. >> so a lot of viewers that are watching, what are things they can do to help out? >> i think one of the biggest

what are you doing with the surplus food. 40 doesn't get eaten. so i want to see pressure on the markets in the universities and hotels if they have edible food they are throwing out, give it to somebody like food for free. people can ask around. >> as we're sitting here talking, i think i'm sure everybody that hears this would say oh, my gosh, i didn't know you did this. of course we'll do this. >> there are laws, the good samaritan act that protects all of them from liability. they are doing it in good faith and doing it and there is no nonprofit. >> to go to food for free, do you have a web site? >> visit us at food for free.org. we have a tollen tier page. if you want to volunteer, you are welcome to donate and support our work.

>> you've created awareness right here, sasha. >> thank you for having me on.

welcome back. happy halloween. the trick or treaters will be psyched and it will be a nice

>> they can hardly wait. fall back. put those clocks back an extra hour. >> an extra hour to hang out for halloween and an extra hour of sleep. >> make sure we're in tomorrow when the clocks are back. >> that always makes me nervous. >> me, too. >> i can't do the weather so you'd better be here. >> deal. >> looking at years past, it's going to be awesome. in 1946, we have the coldest ever 27 degrees in 1904. the wettest 2.5 inches of rain in 1939 and way back in 1913, we did record a trace of snow on this date. we're starting off with a little bit of a chill in the air. 38 degrees and widespread forecast. real feel temperature 32 degrees.

west. temps in the upper 20s and nashua 29. keene down to 27. i'm getting reports of some heavy frost on the cars hampshire there. hour by hour forecast for boston, we stay bow lowe the high of 57 degrees all day. increasing to 49 degree business noon and 53 degrees at 4:00. highs elsewhere in the low to mid-50s. a decent afternoon for us. close to seasonal, maybe a degree or two off but that's about it. temperatures fall into the scattered clouds. we keep it nice and dry for that's fantastic. overnight, the clouds act like a blanket therefore, we'll be in the 40s but not as cold as

highs tomorrow in the lower 60s. awesome temperatures, even beyond tomorrow. not for today or tomorrow. i want to show you the rain chance because we have the chance for tomorrow, not today, though. noon today, mostly sunny. a few high, thin clouds into the forecast. notice we become mostly cloudy overnight tonight. 11:00 p.m., still no rain showing up here. the few showers pop up around the cape and islands late tonight into sunday morning. sunday afternoon spotty showers. very hit or miss. most of us will be dry. sunday evening, some breaks in the clouds and dry weather definitely taking over. sunday, as you fall back, oh, the sun will set around 4:30 at night. that's not fun. monday 61, tuesday 65. wednesday 07 degrees feeling like spring and fantastic weather.

lots and lots of sunshine. >> i love it. >> everyone knows pamela, you can't celebrate halloween without a good costume. >> i was lucky enough to meet the many spooky characters before they transformed. >> hair dryers, paint and spray guns. the chaos before the show begins. almost 200 characters have to get ready in a short amount of time. >> just a matter of keeping a time track and making sure we're getting all of the scenes correct. throughout the room, i have signs. resources for pictures to ensure that we're getting an idea of what we need to do. >> reporter: all of this after working at her full-time job. >> this is definitely not my full-time job. this is my love. this is my after work go home make prosthetics, all sorts of stuff. i love make believe fantasy and getting dressed up. i love building things, creating new ideas. >> it's a blatt of air in your face.

it's really not too bad. >> time to scare some people. >> i get to transform, too. >> this is our prosthetic. what i've done is put in the adhesive so it will stick to your face. >> let's go scare people. >> i get a crash course on terrorizing some oblivious attraction goers. my favorite tip, the distraction. [screaming ] >> reporter: those who didn't get scared wanted pictures with us. >> okay, that is such a great costume. she does an amazing job. >> about 30 minutes for the whole transformation. super quick. >> does it take a while to get the mask on? >> i wore it home driving. that was scary.

i was worried about that, but after i got home, it took about 20 minutes. >> take it off? >> makeup remover. >> if it really forms to your face. as you talk, it moves with you. >> that's cool. >> i actually had a full meal that night in that costume. >> you had a big salami sub trying to eat that thing? >> sushi actually. >> yeah, a little easier. there's nothing scary about pizza as long as it's made well. coming up, the local parlors

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welcome back. you know candy is on the menu today, so why not go all out and treat the family to pizza as well. today, the phantom gourmet checks out some local haunts. >> reporter: the brewer's fork in charlestown might be the hottest new pizzeria in greater boston with signature toppings like sausage and ricotta, clam salami. spice to it. it's just kind of our idea of, you know, you've had pepperoni

>> reporter: when pigs fly pizzeria in kittery, mann, is a full service restaurant that pizzas. >> top it with fresh mozzarella, the freshest ingredients we can find and seven the small 14 ounce pies. >> reporter: seraphina in downtown boston is a stylish italian restaurant where the signature pizza is this. >> they are provided equally. >> halloween is one of the busiest nights of the year. if you are getting takeout and delivery, get the orders in early. for more food and fun, watch every saturday and sunday. there's lots more ahead as

we head to salem with tens of thousands of expected visitors safe. also ahead, a close call from a flying skull. . >> as we head to break, don't forget our halloween quiz. we've been showing you clips of an artist who excels at life like face painting for charity. we want to know what you think she's creating here. as you probably have figured out, it is an animal. tweet your guess, though, with the hashtag #wbz halloween. the answer is coming up at the

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you don't look scared at all. you are like this. >> good morning, everybody. i'm kerry along with pamela on this halloween. we are so glad you are waking up with us. today the kids are psyched. >> amazing weather. we stay nice and dry thankfully. a few clouds roll into the forecast. that's about it. 25 degrees in orange. boston 38 degrees. temperatures in the low to mid- 350s for most. we do have thick frost on the cards along fitchburg. reporting that. hour by hour forecast throughout this afternoon. notice the temperatures will be in the 40s or lower 50s and no rain headed our way. we'll have a few clouds moving in to the picture by 6:00 p.m. and just in time for trick or treating.

nothing falling from the clouds. no rain expected. no snow by any means. trick or treat forecast 47 degrees and a few scattered clouds. not too bad. change is on the way for sunday. we have a chance for rain. not for everyone, but i'll go through the details and timing and when we'll see 70s in your seven-day. kerry? time now for a look at our top stories. 27 people are dead and hundreds injured after a fire inside of a nightclub in romania. sparks from a heavy metal band's pyrotechnics show started the fire. some club goers thought the flames were part of the show. police searching for a hit and run driver who hit a local doctor biking to work in broad daylight happened and this was

surgery. >> a prep schooler, owen la brie rejected plea deals and the latest one carried 30 days in jail and no label as a sex offender. jim armstrong shows us, the celebration got started early. >> this is actually just the preparty on halloween night itself. an estimated 80 to 100,000 people are expected to come to salem. >> current lip being chased by law -- currently being chased by some sort of law enforcement? >> no. >> help mow! >> reporter: it's salem's signature event. this year, the stars have aligned to break records. >> reporter: halloween on a saturday with good weather, it's going to be record numbers.

we're encouraging people to come in early, take public transportation. >> reporter: some costumes are certain to raise eyebrows but nothing will be as terrifying as parking here. if someone's police costume looks legit, it might be. >> we have a large undercover presence of people working in the crowd trying to prevent any problems from happening before they do. >> reporter: city planners have advice. >> coming with some patience because it's going to be large crowds here with a positive attitude. >> reporter: after all, this is meant to be a family event. >> a big roar for me. big roar. [child roaring ] >> reporter: you are a good lion. you'll still see the scary. >> i'm not going to do it. >> reporter: and the strange. >> can i ask what -- >> come see us tomorrow night. this is nothing compared to tomorrow. >> reporter: oh this is something. >> no, no, no, no! >> reporter: in the interest of total fairness, can you give me your best witch's cackle? [cackling ]

i mean, her roar was scarier, wow. >> i love being a witch. sale 'em's so much -- salem's so much fun. >> reporter: one thing police won't tolerate, realistic looking weapons. so if police see them, they will confiscate them. parents in one ohio neighborhood are throwing out all of the candy their kids got trick or treating. why? because a young girl found a raiser blade in one of the candy bars. some people on social media say this must be a hoax but police say they are searching for the people responsible. nasa says you can see a scary sight in the skies if you have a telecope and asteroid that looks eerily like a skull. it's expected to make a close pass to earth. it's considered a dead asteroid

meaning it doesn't have a flaming halo around it. the asteroid will come within 300,000 miles. that's about twice the distance between earth and the moon. is it the sequel to spygate. coming up, why the nfl was sweeping the locker room for

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sweeping a rook looking for a bug. it happened at the patriots game. dan roche has the latest. >> deflate gate and visiting the locker room. where did that come from in boomer esiason went on his ride yo show on wfan in new york on friday morning after being at gillette stadium on thursday night. >> the yets asked the to come in and sweep the locker room. >> in new england? >> yeah. >> the jets thought new england had the listening devices in the locker room? >> that's the paranow ya. >> so you are telling me -- paranoia. >> so you are telling me prior to their arrival, they asked the to sweep for listening devices? >> that's what i was told last

>> reporter: it may have been the patriots who asked the locker room to be swept and bugs may be intentionally set to set the pats up. another story of how closely the patriots are being watched and "the boston herald" is reporting a couple of patriot employees were interrogated by officials during the jets game and later cleared. the won't go away with this patriots team. how did they respond? they just keep winning as they improve to 7-0. i'm dan roche, wbz sports. >> >> we were just talking about how we get into halloween. we broke out a few pictures. my little girl carter dressed as a zombie cheerleader. yes, all of the other little girls in kindergarten are princesses elsa and things like that, but my little girl

says she wanted to be a zombie cheerleader. so there she is. attagirl. a throwback, one of our producers, same neeley is a california raisin. a throwback. that is absolutely hilarious there with her dad and probably her sister. that is so darned cute, sam. hilarious. and little bennett is a bear from our from youer kelly eisner. it is -- from our producer kelly eisner. it's technically his second halloween even though he was so young the first time. he dressed up as a teddy bear. pamela, your little baby here. >> this is my fur baby with his wig. >> with his wig. >> so cute. >> long, long hair here. this here is a land shark with a home made fin, but i don't have a picture of it.

yesterday and it just didn't work. he was very angry. this is at the end of my show. i will go backwards. here are some tricks. >> reading the forecast backwards, everybody. there we go. that's where i'm starting right now. so i want to get to the forecast because we have more treats than tricks. coming up for trick or treating time, temperatures are going to be glorious. we have no rain in the forecast for this evening. tomorrow, some changes. if you are ticking in some of the butte. color across new england, we have past peak conditions unfortunately to areas north and just to the west of the 128 at peak. then we're getting close to moderate color or near peak on the cape and islands like mountain snow. even though we're past peek to the north it's fantastic weather to go hiking.

29 nashua. 34 degrees falmouth. hour by hour forecast, woo he have 40s this afternoon. up to the 50s. 53 degree business 4:00 with a few more clouds rolling in. highs today top off in the low to mid-50s across the board. full sunshine is going to feel fantastic, similar to what we experienced yesterday for the trick or treaters. great weather all around. thin clouds by 5:00. 50 degrees falling into the 40s by 17. who knows, a yetty would be a good costume idea. overnight tonight, milder, 46 degrees. as we fall back tonight, you thank goodness. that's important to us on this early morning shift. this is the end of daylight

tonight, sunset is 5:39 p.m. p.m. it will take a while to get used to that. beautiful weather feeling like spring as we get into the later part of the seven-day forecast. hour by hour, though, i want to show you that we stay dry, mostly sunny for today. the clouds roll into the picture later. by the time we hit trick or treating, overnight tonight, mostly cloudy skies and a couple of showers in the forecast sunday morning into sunday afternoon. notice almost everyone stays pretty dry. the showers are really hit or miss. the clouds. we do expect a mainly clear sky tuesday 65. then we're back in the 70s, believe it or not, for the fist week of no -- first week of november there wednesday, kerry? >> all right, pamela. thank you so much. still ahead, good reason to make sure your halloween

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the 25 foot tall 350 pound balloon traveled for a mile before getting stuck in a park. fortunately no one was hurt. kind of creepy, huh? all morning, we've been asking you to guess the animal created out of face paint. the answer is a dog. how cool is that? specifically, an english shepherd. thanks to crystal for sharing her design and to all of you who submitted guesses. nice work. "centro" is coming up next.

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good morning, everyone. i'm yadires nova-salcedo. edition of "centro." more than 12 years ago, i got to interview a young man named danielle hernandez right here on "centro." he was just starting his career in the world of fashion. today, he is an international award-winning fashion designer who has transcended in the fashion industry with his unique sense of style to talk to us about his journey and most recent clothing collection, with us, once again is danielle hernandez. i am so happy. so happy to have you back, danielle.

>> hole la, yadires nova- salcedo. thank you for having me. >> more than 12 years ago you came here and you were just starting your career. danielle, a lot has happened with you. >> yes. i still cannot believe it's been that long, but yes, it's been a great decade. >> yes, yes. you went to school here in posten, and you also took some lessons in frons? >> correct. >> talk to us about you. >> so the reason behind that is i if eliminate that for someone to truly call hemselfs a designer, they should really understand how the whole high end fashion and design works. >> yes. >> so i decided to go take a few classes there because i wanted to experience really what it took. i was lucky because the program

so they took me to all of the different fashion houses in paris. it was one of the best experiences of my life. >> yes, yes. we're looking at some of the magazine covers. talk to us about that. how has that experience been? >> i think the first time you under a magazine cover, it's incredible because it's like, wow. >> yeah. >> it's great because you get recognized by different media. i really enjoy working. that's usually called an editorial. that's great because it shows your work in a lifestyle setup, you know, like a lot of times you see designers work but you are like, what do i do with that. >> exactly. >> so a lot of times what you do is you present your work and you do an editorial so it's

would use the clothing someone's sporting now. so i enjoy that type of work. >> talk to us about your latest collection. what can you tell us about it? we're looking at some pictures right now. >> okay. the last collection was interesting because it's still brand new. i call it the museum collection. i presented it at the lars anderson auto museum. i sort of wanted to reflect something museum related. >> yes. >> if that makes sense. >> so that inspired you? >> yeah, so all of the shapes that you see on the collections are based on timeless pieces like, for example, one of the most famous suits that have been made by a designer in his story is called the bar suit and it's by christian dior. you see shapes and cardigan jackets.

>> let's talk about the boots. >> so you decided they are boots? >> what are they? >> we still don't know if they are boots, sandals or sports gear. i used a lot of leather detail within the collection. since the collection is a little bit on the classic side, it's not super edgy. so i wanted to add an edge element to that collection. >> yes, yes. we're very happy because you're local, danielle. we're excited because we saw you when you are just starting the career. you are now a renowned fashion designer. we're proud of you for what you have accomplished so far. we can't just have you here and not ask you, though, what are the in colors right now? what would you recommend? a trend. i think that color should be based on skin tone. colors that look good on you in the summer are not going to look bad on you in the winter.

seasonal but not in a trend sense. >> okay. that's a good way to look at it. it makes sense, actually. >> it does. i studied a lot of color theory. so i mean, i think the fact that you have a melange of colors, things you wouldn't wear with plaids, solid colors, yellow with mesh. everything is thrown together. to me, the seasonal color to me in my collection is yellow. i am loving yellow with snake print. yellow does not look good on everybody, but if is a color that can really pop something. >> on the right people on the right tones. i want to thank so you much for coming by. again, congratulations. we're extremely excited to have you here. continue with the great success you've had. >> thank you for your support. it's pause of people like you that have believed in me all of these years. >> thank you, daniel.

if you would like more information on fashion designer daniel hernandez, call 302-722- 5534. you can also get a direct link to his web site, visiting us online at cbsboston.com/centro. like every week, we want to you connect with us online. follow us on twitter. i'm yadires nova-salcedo inviting you to step forward to a better you. see you next time. this halloween it's going to be a good night for the trick or treaters. enjoy it everybody. we'll see you tomorrow morning. pumpkin excitement is back at dunkin'. pick up your favorite pumpkin-flavored baked treats and beverages, like the new pumpkin macchiato

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