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owner after 3 of his puppies are stolen. [music] >> yes it is. time is on your side when you fall back. it's not exactly on your side when you spring ahead. although it's darker earlier, you got an extra hour this morning. relax and take it easy. good morning, everybody. we are glad you are waking up with us. it's 6:00. not 7:00. we got an extra hour of sleep. how good was that. after trick or treating last night. good morning, everybody. we are glad you are here. the trick or treaters were thrilled. we had a beautiful night. >> gorgeous.

rain, this will be our only rain chance for a long time. we are starting off the month of november with very warm temperatures and also quite the dry stretch, after we get past today. live look at doppler, couple of showers, well to the north of boston here. all the way in to new hampshire. along the new hampshire coast, those showers are pushing to the north to the east. nothing too heavy showing up on radar, sprinkles around boston, down to the cape. showers trying to line up to the west of us, they are not going to hold together well, we keep the forecast mainly dry for you today. temperatures starting off in 45 wooster. we will continue throughout this afternoon, the early part of the evening, temperatures will be in the 50s, clouds dominating the forecast, after 2:00 p.m., the rain chance pretty much goes away and the becoming clear, and temperatures before it's said today.

warming up, still, mid-60s, upper 60s and 70s coming your way, another dry stretch as well in the seven-day forecast. we begin this morning with developing news the wreckage of the cargo ship that sailed in to the middle of a hurricane off the bahamas is believed to have been located. a navy ship using a side scanning sonar system located wreckage in the bermuda triangle. wayne joaquin. 36 people died on board. the 790-foot ship was located 15,000 feet below the water east of the bahamas. that's deeper than the water the titanic was discovered in. deep water device used to locate the wreckage was known as the o ryan. explore at a maximum depth of 20,000 feet and the ability to retrieve the ship's black box.

the o ryan began searching on october 19th. a sad and tragic accident on the roadway, takes a life of a medway teenager, 17 year old madlin lampson was driving through franklin when she lost control of her car and slammed in to a tree on friday night, jim smith reports, witnesses tried to put her out of the car but the flames drove them back. hit us all. >> reporter: shock and grief on a country road, a high school community grieving the loss, placing flowers and notes of remembrance at the foot of a scorched tree. a candle burns in memory of one of their own. madlin lampson, killed friday franklin. >> i woke up with the news my friend, i was at my friend's houses she got a phone call. i was happen asleep when i overheard what happened. we bursted in to tears. >> reporter: her friends knew her as maddie, a athlete, they

told me she dropped off a friend and on her way home when the crash happened. >> it wasn't real. i saw her yesterday. car yesterday. i know i have to remember her as the happy upbeat funny girl she was. >> reporter: the car burst in to flames when it hit the tree, rescuers and people living close by were unable to remove her from the vehicle because of the fire. despite what the chief called rescue attempts. sunday. >> i will come and pay my respects. very sad. >> as we mention, grief counselors will be on duty at the high school today. franklin police and the district attorneys office are looking in to the cause of the terrible crash. jim smith, wbz this morning the owner of a dog kennel has been

pick a pup says 3 dogs were stolen friday night. the back door was found open yesterday morning and two boxers and a yellow lab are now missing. the owner hopes if anyone sees the animals on any websites, they will notify hallston police. more than 20 people are staying with friends and relatives after a fire burned them out of their homes. a fire broke out on the third granite street. one young woman was reunited with her cat after the fire. a halloween tragedy in new york city, three people were killed, when an out of control car suddenly jumped the curb and plowed in to a group of trick or treaters and families in the bronx yesterday. a 65 year old man died at the scening scening as 24 year old man and a 10 year old girl died at the hospital. two girls and a 21 year old

woman were hospitalized. >> our family kids trick or treating, walking behind me. all of a sudden, a car, i heard the boom at the car literally like jumped over a parked car and flew in to the gate hitting a bunch of people. >> the 52 year old driver was injured and taken to the hospital. investigators are working to determine the cause of the crash. no charges have yet been filed. the future of a south boston land mark is unclear, because of structural issues , the pastor of st. vincent depaul tells the herald he and archdiocese officials made the decision on monday top shut the church temporarily, chunks of plaster have been falling above the ceiling and it's not safe. the church was built in 1872. for now, masses at st. vincent will be held in south boston. there is more to come on

a tragedy overseas as a russian airliner crashes, how russians living here are now coping with the terrible loss. tom brady is like the rest of us, kind of, a peek at the bradies and how they dressed up for this halloween. it's your lucky day, that would be nice. break out the lottery tickets, cross your fingers, let us know

we fell back an hour. partly sunny skies this afternoon, on our way to a high of 60 degrees. chance for showers or sprinkles today. all drying, a dry stretch kicks in monday, with warmer temperatures on the way.

in your seven-day forecast. thank you so much. isis militants are claiming responsibility for a deadly plane crash, the russian metro plane went down in sinai yesterday, killing 224 people on board. among the victims, 25 children, the plane was headed to st. petersburg, the tragedy hits close to home to some in the boston area. that story from wbz's paul burton. >> reporter: news of the russian airliner crash quickly spread at a local russian and eastern european food mart. >> it is terrible. it's like shock. >> reporter: all people on board the plane were killed. >> i have heard that the rescue teams were hearing voices of victims coming down from wreckage.

searched for a cause, bodies of the victims of the airbus were being taken to kiro. >> the community usually pulls together, definitely. this happened abroad. whoever has family there, i'm blessed my family is here. we are going to go home and try to figure out if god forbid somebody was on it. paul burton, wbz news. his ice bucket challenge changed the world for als. ahead this morning, the new mission. is it your birthday today? november 1st, fellow scorpion?

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the road race is expected to have hundreds at lynch park this morning. the money raise willed benefit pete's park, a playgrounds enjoyed and accessed by people of all abilities. that's so nice. pamela is here to tell us its going to be a nice day for them. >> not bad. wet roads this morning, because of a few light showers that moved through. that's about it. we didn't amount or get a good amount of rain, can't measure it. good news. we need the rain. >> the first week of november is going to be extremely dry in your seven-day forecast. i will show you that in a second. looking ahead to the month of november, we know it's going to

degrees, by the tends of the month, the average high falls to 47 degrees. we have the meteor shower, peaks november 18th, 100 meteors per hour. add layers and plan on checking that out. hopefully good weather for it. snowfall on average, november 27th. we usually pick up a 10th of an inch of snow accumulation. no snow on the radar. to the north, well to the north of boston, light rainfalling along the new hampshire coast, our friends in port smith, all the way back to manchester, dealing with the light showers. the showers are pushing to the north and east, the rest of us, experiencing a few sprinkles. we have a few showers to the west, still, that will push through later today. not a wall of rain by any means we don't expect anything heavy. hit or miss showers throughout this afternoon, early part of this evening, we will be dry.

burst of sunshine, right before that, early sunset at 4:38 p.m., overnight clearing things out, we dry out, we stay dry from monday all the way through the end of the workweek as well. tons of sunshine monday. sustained wind speeds, nothing of concern, 5, 10 miles per hour from the south, southwest. as we get in to the heat of the afternoon, the winds will pick up from the south and southwest. occasional gusts pushing to 35 miles an hour mark, making it a little bit breezy, yes, but thankfully, it's going to push in warmer temperatures. we don't have far to go to get to the 60s. today with the southerly breeze, feeling almost spring like, with temperatures in the 50s, much of this afternoon, reaching the lower 60s. hour by hour for boston, noon, 59 degrees, we reach 60 degrees by 2:00 p.m.

upper 40s for a lot of spots area dos the north and west -- areas to the north and west. clearer skies in the lower 40s. wednesday down to 65 along the coast, cooler, 68 thursday, still, pretty dry early friday with a high of 70, rain chances friday in to saturday. we had great weather lately. the nbta is thinking about the winter as they need to. crews were installing a new third rail yesterday on the redline near the jf ku mass station during the past winter's record breaking snowfall. the redline was shutdown. halloween maybe over, but the memories will linger. ahead this morning, the costumes of famous faces, all around new england. here are more costume trick

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trick or treating on the track. the little guys dressed up. candy. the score board got in to the spirit. off. some showed off their halloween spirit, patriots wide receiver jillian edmond had fun with costume. he dressed up as bill belichick. foxboro. in the past, he said, he is a big fan of halloween, what is better than candy and costumes? i'm with you, coach. >> cheb out tom brady's new look. -- check out tom brady's new look. remember every great costume starts with a mustache. the qb had a different look for trick or treating. this is awesome. he and his wife donned large skeleton masks, their children posed as nemo and the hulk to

investigators believe they have located the wreckage of the cargo ship, that disappeared during a hurricane. >> wait until you see who paul ryan impersonated for

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>> it was perfect weatherwise. >> gorgeous, nice and dries comfortable temperatures, chilly for this time of the year. all the sudden we are going to feel like spring. live look at doppler, few showers, rain showers, specifically. the light rain continues to fall, along the new hampshire coast. from man chest tore port smith, the showers moving to the north and east. nothing too heavy, couple of sprinkles around wooster, boston and the cape. more steady rain is lining up to the west. all the showers will continue to fizzle out as they head eastward. temperatures in the 40s right now, 49 degrees boston. throughout this afternoon, 57 degrees, 1:00, 3:00 p.m., hitting the high temperature of 60 degrees and remember, the sun will set tonight at 4:38 p.m. 54, by 5:00. the wind will be rather strong throughout the day.

from the south, southwest. that breeze keeping us warm. we will continue the warming trend. 60s and more 70s on the way. when those warm temperatures will arrive coming up later. checking our top stories today. later today, investigators will use a deep ocean vehicle to determine whether debris on the sea floor is the wreckage of the el faro , the ship disappeared october 1st, during hurricane joaquin with 33 crew members on board. a search team found something in 15,000 feet of water, east of the bahamas described as consistent with a ship the size of the el faro, sitting up right and in one piece. grief counsers on hand this afternoon to help classmates cope with the death of a 17 year old medway high school student. madlin was kill when her car struck a tree on lincoln street

girl from the car, but couldn't reach her through the flames. several major airlines will not fly over egypt sinai until more is known abouthe crash of a russian passenger jet. that includes air france, lieu tansa and em rett , the middle east biggest airline. 224 people died when the bus crashed 23 minutes after taking off from a red sea resort. a branch of the extremist group islamic state says it brought down the plane but russia's transport minister denies that claim. the 27 year old son of a connecticut couple stands accused of their murder, jeffrey and jeanette, had been missing for months until remains were found buried on the grounds of a vacant home in the town of westin. the property has been vacant for more than a decade and neighbors got suspicious when they saw work start and

home. there seemed not to be any home. >> there were items that did not belong, based on the yard work that was being done and that is why the police time. >> friends say they had a tumultuous relationship with their son and planning to cut him out of their will. death toll expected to rise after a fire inside a crowded nightclub, 27 people were killed, many were crushed to death in the stampede as many as 400 people were inside the club for a free concert. the blaze broke out when indoor fireworks ignited foam insulation. the tragedy is very similar to the station nightclub fire in west war wick, where 100 people died.

that fire, too, was sparked by foam insulation. the fire led to regulations regarding the use of indoor fireworks. pitcher brian johnson was carjacked at gun point. he was in cocoa beach, florida at the time, deputies y johnson was a passenger in the car, early yesterday morning rs when a man came up to the vehicle, outside a convenient store and flashed a gun. the carjacker fired one shot in to the ground, deputies used a chopper equipped a night vision camera to capture video of the chase. the suspect was arrested, johnson was not hurt. campaign 2016, now, two big endorsements for hilary clinton and her bid for the next president. the union and mayor of charlston, south carolina, announced their support for the former secretary of state, both endorsements came as clinton campaigned in south carolina. a key primary state. most of the republican

candidates were in iowa last night at the gop's growth and opportunity forum. a former florida governor told the crowd he knows he has to step up his campaign. senator marco rubio coming off a strong debate performance on wednesday said the policies of the past need to be retired. >> if we stay on the road we are on, a road that both parties put us on. we are going to be the fist generation that leaves our children worse off. caucus. >> donald trump released a plan to i prove care at the va hospital. trump claims his plan will reduce wait times and eliminate waste. he is number two in line for the presidency, but the speaker of the house had fun on congressman, paul ryan went political in the costume and dressed up as mitt romney when

of course, he ran as a vice presidential candidate with romney in 2012. coming up next in sports, the bruins try to stay ununbeaten on the road in tampa. american pharaoh at the breeders cup for the triple crown champ win, will the triple crown champ win his final race? a fantastic forecast. first day of november rs starting off mild. a high of 60 degrees expected. strong south wind, isolated sprinkle, that's about it. more warmth on the way in the seven-day forecast in a bit. which two states in the u.s. do not observe daylight saving time? arizona and hawaii, hawaii and alaska, arizona and indiana, indiana and hawaii?

bruins down 1-0 in the first, mat pounces on a loose rebound in front. second of the season, and tied at 1. bruins, power play. the former lightning, fourth of the year, it's 2-1 boston. bruins win 3-1, improved to 5- 0 on the road. patriots enjoying the weekend off following the big thursday night win over miami. that 36-7 route of the dolphins, mc cordy notched a second career sackment sack. >> the night before the game, coach flow was talking about his four years coaching the safetys, he doesn't have a

earlier in the game, chung gets in scot-free. soon as it happens we looked to the sideline, he is shaking his head. >> see more of the sit-down this morning at 11:30. after the nfl , the bengals against the steelers. ben roethlisberger returns from injury. wrapping up the week with sports final tonight at 11:35. college football and a big game for the football team yesterday over at the heights, they hosted the virginia tech hokies. the eagles needed a victory to remain bowl eligible for the season. midsway through the first quarter. virginia tech led 7- 0. second

hokies led 20-0 at half-time. troy started a quarterback for bc, couldn't get anything going. walk on freshman, john made a debut. 23-3 in the fourth. eagles get in to the end zone. wilson on the run, cuts the tech lead to 23-10, too little, too late. bc falls 26-10, 3 and 6, takes the eagles out of eligibility. >> same time, if you have pride, if you have pride in the university, you love your coaches, respect everything they do for us, you are going to keep fighting. we don't quit. today's game was how we are going to attack the rest of the season no matter what we face. >> i thought john came in and did a good job for a guy that's

weeks ago, to now having a run on offense, other than off the cards. we had toughness, confidence, ran people over, threw the ball and ran the ball. >> i haven't thought about that. i made a lot of mistakes today, right now i'm thinking about i can't wait to get in to the building tomorrow and we all, that's what we do on sundays, and get better. >> the baseball game four of the world series in new york. royals with an 8th inning rally. one out and two on. daniel murphy boots it and we are tied at 3. mike for the rbi single to right, scoring cane. royals would add one more to make it 5- 3. they are up three games to one with a chance to

>> american pharaoh, winning jockey, styling as he goes over the finish line, winning the $5 million classic in kentucky. final race, 50,000 fans, the first triple crown winner since 78 rebounds from a tough loss, saratoga, goes out in style, winning by 6 lengths, a great way to retire. college football, fell to 1-7, 20-10 loss to fall state. later on this afternoon, a good one at the garden, celtics host the san antonio spurs at 3:30. pamela is bringing us a nice first day of november. looking good. >> beautiful weather, we have a slim chance for rain today. that's it, though. we have quite the dry stretch.

week of november, too. foliage tracker, one of the last times you are going to see this map. we are approaching past peak conditions, almost all of new england, past peak, in the darker red. peak. around the boston area, inside 128 loop. getting moderate color on the ever cape and nantucket. current radar picture shows we have a big system moving through, this system not really giving us too much in terms of rainfall amounts. anything that has fallen is only enough to get the cars little wet and wet roads out there, we are missing out on the light showers here in boston. the steadiest rain to the north of us there and pushing out of port smith and hampton at this time, pushing to the north and east. between the light showers we have, sprinkle, overcast skies, that's about it. breaks of sun late today as the whole system pushes through.

to the afternoon hours, 1:00 p.m., notice, we don't have any rain, nothing steady showing up, sprinkles can't rule out that possibility. the clouds move out, by 5:00 p.m., becoming mostly clear, overnight and in to monday morning. monday a few thin clouds pass by, monday afternoon, a sunny day and the start to a pretty long dry stretch, monday through the early part of friday. the wind will be issue today for now, wind speeds are calm in some spots, gaining speed now, from the south, southwest, between 5- 15 miles per hour, over most locations here as the sun gets higher in the sky, we get a little bit of mixing and southwest. wind gusts 35 miles per hour by today. once the sun sets, the winds will subside, temperatures in degrees boston. hour by hour forecast, sees we

a.m., 60 degrees by 1:00, 56 degrees will be the average high for this time of the year, today. just right around average, a touch above it. highs elsewhere in the lower 60s. 60 beverly, partly sunny skies today. wooster, 56 degrees, 63 for plymouth and 60s on the islands. beautiful weather, overnight, temperatures dipping in to the 40s to. monday, 61. tuesday 68. more 60s, more sunshine for thursday, with the peek of 70 for friday. trivia time. which of the two states don't observe daylight savings time.

>> arizona is one of them. she guessed indiana. we are going with a. >> arizona and hawaii. >> indiana used to be not observant. years ago, several years ago, we changed it and observe it, it's very confusing. >> there are different parts on eastern time, central time. it's confusing in indiana. >> indiana, my family, they are on the same eastern time zone. it gets dark there, we have the sunset, 4:38. there its 5:38. asking for cash, instead of crystal. how millenial couples are

some millenial couples are taking a different approach. not only planning a wedding, they are working on renovating the house they will be calling home. >> we decided to buy the foreclosed house here, it needed work put in a phenomenal area. >> reporter: with a kitchen and

they decided to take a different approach to the gift registry. >> we requested cash because we had so much work to do on our home, we realized that a lot of our finances over the next 2-6 months after the wedding are all going to go in to the renovations. >> reporter: for the shower they asked for home depot gift cards, the wedding signed up with tender, on line registry, guests can use a credit card to add to the renovation fund. >> they have dishes and glassware and linens and towels and don't need to register for more of the items. >> reporter: yahoo style editor, admits, some relatives maybe turned off. >> you don't want to come off as greedy, it's a fine line in making sure you find a site reputable and something that looks appealing and secure. >> reporter: a dozen work this way, but not free. >> there are fees associated with the services. it's not necessarily that you

shouldn't use them, but you should be aware. >> a survey by one of the sites found majority of couples are not frivolous with the cash gifts, the uses are paying off debt, saving for a house or doing home renovations. >> unusual run this halloween, ahead , the special event that had folks running through

one of the spookiest places in the country. was packed for halloween, salem is a hot spot. this year, is a little extra special, the celebration is on a saturday night as you knows last night, the police were crowds. this halloween, some 4 legged friends got in on the costume stuff, people and pets came out for a howl-en. there were several awards for best costumes, dog and owner, best ensemble. wouldn't you love to know what the dogs were thinking when you put the costume on them?

3000 runners dressed up for the halloween event. they raced from boilton to the common. money raised supported big brothers and big sisters of massachusetts bay. it is 6:56 now. much more news ahead coming up at 7:00. what we have learned about the crash of a russian passenger jet and the affects being felt

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this is wbz "this morning." >> hello! good morning, the day after halloween! it is 7:00, not 8:00, hopefully you remembered to set your clocks back. thanks for being with us this morning. it was a great night for the trick or treaters, no complaints. >> it was perfect. >> yeah. it was great, i mean, today we have a chance for rain, but most of us will stay dry, and then we have another dry stretch on the

with some warmer temperatures. forecast. i'll get to that a little later. live look at doppler radar, there is light rain all around boston! but, specifically, downtown, overcast skies, a couple of sprinkles, that's about it. and the showers to the west and north of us are falling apart as they move east and northeast ward. mainly dry. temperatures in the 50s and 40s, 50-degree reading here in boston, warm temperatures all afternoon. and notice, the overcast skies give way to partly sunny skies and even mostly clear skies overnight tonight as we top off with highs around 60 degrees. when we will see 70s, and how long the dry stretch will last in your 7-day forecast. kerry. we do begin with some developing news.

what happened to el faro. crews will determine whether wreckage on the ocean floor could be the ship. sonar located wreckage in the bermuda -- triangle yesterday. 33 people, including 6 with ties to new england died. it appears to be a 790-foot car gore ship was located 15,000 feed below the water. that's deeper than the water the titanic was discovered in. that deep water device used to local the wreckage is known as the orion it, can explore at a maximum depth of 20,000 feet, and it has the ability to retrieve the ship's black box. the orion began searching on october 19th. a very sad and tragic accident on the road takes the life of a medway teen. 17-year-old madeline lamson was driving through franklin when

she lost control of her car, and slam into a tree on friday. jim smith reports witnesses try to pull her out of the car, but flames drove them back. it doesn't feel real yet. >> reporter: shock and grief on a winding country road, a high school community, grieving the loss, placing flowers and notes of remembrance at the foot of a scorched tree. a candle burns in memory of one of their own, 17-year-old matt lynn lamson. she was killed friday when the car she was driving struck a tree, in franklin. >> i woke up to the news. my friend got a phone call, and i was like half a sleep, and i every heard what happened. we both just burst in tears. >> reporter: her friends new her and mattie, and -- as mattie, and she was a multi sport athlete, she just dropped off a friend and was on her way home when the crash happened. >> it wasn't real. it didn't feel real. i saw her yesterday. she was walking with me to my car yesterday.

her as the happy, funny girl she was, you know? >> reporter: the carports into flames when it hit -- the car burst into flames when it hit the tree. madeline was not able to be removed from the car because of the fire, grief counselors will be at medway high school sunday. >> i figured i would pay respects. dying at such a young age. she was always really nice. it's very sad. >> reporter: as we, grief counselors will be on duty at the high school later on today. training lynn police and the district attorney's -- franklin attorney's office are looking crash. >> a halloween tragedy in new york city. two adults and one child were killed when an out of control car jumped the curb, and plowed right into a group of trick or treaters and their families.

a grandfather died at the scene. three other people were also seriously injured. >> kids were trick or treating behind me, and all of a sudden, like a car, like i heard the boom! and the car literally like jumped over the parked car, and and -- flew into the gate. >> police are looking into whether the driver might have suffered a seizure or some other he is being treated at the hospital as well. no charges have been filed. the owner of a house and dog kennel said he is being victimized by a thief. three puppies were stolen friday. the back door was found open friday morning. two boxes and a yell -- two boxers and a yellow lab are missing. the owner hopes if anybody sees the animals on any website, they will notify the holliston police

department. a fire burned a family out of a home in fitchburg. it breck out yesterday afternoon on the third floored off a triple decker. nobody was hurt. one young woman was reunited with her cat after the fire. a warning from hazel police, officers say they've seen an unusually high number of heroin overdoses in the past 24 hours or so. and that has raised concerns about the likelihood of an extremely potato end form of -- potent form of the drug on the streets right now. no one because hurt when crews accidentally hit a gas line in wesley. the department of public working employees made a mistakes, officials said the crews were able to repair the damage themselves, and no one had to be evacuated. the future of the south boston landmark is kind of unclear because of structure issues. the pastor the saint vincent de paul says he and the archdiocese

officials made the decision to shutter the church temporarily. chunks of plastic had been falling from the ceiling above the pews, and he said it's not safe. the church was built in 1872, now masses will be held at other churches in south boston. isis is taking credit for the crash of a passenger plane, whether they did it or not, other airlines say they're not taking any chances. new measures taking effect worldwide. a halloween costume that very few people could get away with. pamela? >> time to check out some weather watcher reports. we have mild temperatures across the area. james has 46 degrees, kathy from worcester has 45, hollis, new hampshire, 44 degrees, and we're close to 50 according to ed in

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red sox hosted a free event. the outfield was transformed into a cemetery, kids dressed up and candy was handed out. each the score board -- even the score board got into the spirit. the patriots had the weekend off. belichick. he took time away from foxborough in the past, bell check said he's a fan of halloween, because what's better than candy and costumes? we're with you, coach! check out tom brady's new look. he says remember, every great costume starts with a moustache. good one, tom!

but the qb had a different look for trick or treating. this is what he posted on his facebook page. he and his wife donned a skeleton mask while the children posed and knee -- posed as memo and the hulk.

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happening today, the man who inspired the ice bucket challenge is trying to raise money for another cause. we know pete's effort to raise money for als research, today, in his hometown, the inaugural road race is expected to have hundreds at lynch park this morning. the money raised today will benefit pete's park, a play ground that can be enjoyed and accessed by people of all abilities. >> love that. and it's a great morning for a run, isn't it? >> it is. it's great weather, temperatures are very mild. not too cold, not too hot. and we have overcast conditions. now, a few showers are on radar, but the good news is, the showers are all around massachusetts, downtown boston, overcast skies and a beautiful picture of the common there, with the glorious foliage, and

plenty of leaves on the trees. it's november 1, so good stuff for us! we will start the month of november with very, very mild temperatures. and, keeping track of rainfall amounts for october, we've been running way below average for the entire month here, and we've accumulated only 1.74 inches of rain, leaving us almost over 2 inches of rain under normal for the entire month. and we wrapped up the last couple of days with no rain. today, we have a slim chance for a shower or two, but it's not going to help the drought conditions. drought monitor did update on thursday morning from the u.s. drought monitor, but it did not take into account heavy rain we had on thursday, so keep that in mind. moderate drought conditions technically in the areas of brown here -- live doppler radar will show the few specs of greens, nothing too heavy, or nothing around boston, those showers trying to line up to our

really fall apart as they enter into dryer air other boston, it didn't look like it will amount to much. hour by hour forecast, 1:30 this afternoon, we will break apart the cloud, and see burst of sun before the early sunset, actually now at 4:38. and monday morning, some thin clouds passing by, monday afternoon, full sunshine ahead, and this will mark the beginning of a dry stretch for everyone in new england that will last a few days. so sustained wind speeds, not much. light breeze if that from the south, but wind gusts pick up in the afternoon and this evening. gusts up to 35 miles per hour at time. temperatures in the 50s and 40s to start off the morning, we don't have too far to go to get into the lower 60s. hour by hour, we reach 60 in boston by 2:00 p.m., with bursts of sunshine at that point in time. highs elsewhere in the low to mid-60s, couple locations in the upper 50s. lows tonight back into the 40s.

mild night for us though, and we keep the warm temperatures around. monday, 61, tuesday, 68. more sunshine wednesday, 65. developsly get to 70 degrees friday. next round of rain, friday night into saturday morning. this morning, russia is dismissing a claim from isis ma says they shot down a passenger jet over egypt asai night peninsula yesterday. the plane crashed less than half an hour after taking off and killed all 24 people on board. among the victim, 25 children. the plane was heading to st. petersburg. the tragedy hits very close to home to some in the boston area. >> i think it's horrible. >> oh, my god. it's so sad. >> reporter: news of the russian airliner crash spread in newton. >> it's terrible, it's like -- >> shock. >> yeah, shock.

plane were killed. >> i've heard that, you know, rescue team here, heard voices of victims kind of coming down from wreckage. >> 224 people. >> reporter: as investigators search for a cause, victims were taken away. folks are keeping a close watch op the passenger list. >> the community usually pulls together, definitely. unfortunately, this happened abroad, so whoever has family there, i'm blessed my family is here, but definitely, we will try to figure out if god for bit someone was -- forbid someone was on it. >> family gets together here, in the boston area. ukrainian churches in here. >> reporter: in newton, paul burton, wbz. it is 7:19.

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tell us about them. >> these are two of our available rabbits. they came in with their parents, inside their parents! mom and dad were surrendered, surprise! we have a lot of rabbits and ginny pigs, and small animals this time of year. >> which all make good pets. >> they do, they're great starter pets, especially guinea pigs, which we have lots of. >> these guys are precious. and you said because state fairs, there's a lot going on this time of year where it's impulse buys, and people don't realize it is a commitment. if you're interested in these, you need to prepare to give them a long caring life. >> the weather starts to change, and then rabbits need to come inside. we have a high number of animals in the small category. >> and gomez, my new friend.

he is a good boy! >> he's wonderful. he is one of our lapsa, cats. we have an adopt a thon necessary week, and looking for the same high quality of copters, we -- adopt aters. >> look at that face, he looks like a gomez, the cutest name for him. he's very, very sweet. >> a good boy. >> and we have kathy, i love that name, it's so funny, kathy the duck. kerry will open up kathy because he's going to bite her hand! just kidding. she, i should say. she's so sweet, but we don't want her to fly away. >> i'm nuts about her. >> we're doing it this way. she is a female tuck, one of a -- duck, one of a group of four that were rescued.

people sometimes abandon the ducks, domestic ducks on lakes and ponds, thinking that's a good alternative when they can't care for them. it's not, they can't survive the winter. and they need our help with housing and resources so it took quite a while to rescue them. again, fall is the time we see a lot of waterfowl. >> many people, julia, probably innocently put them on the pond thinking they're fine, but they're not. i never realized that myself. and you have an awful lot of birds also there, because a lot of people think, we're going to go to a pet store to get a bird, but they can go to you guys. >> that's right. great farm birds, and companion birds. >> good job, kathy! what do we do if anybody's interested? kathy, gomez or our friends here. what do we do?

>> visit us, we're open this weekend from 12-4:00, saturday and sunday. they can call, and they can check us out online. >> thanks, ladies. we want to do a quick home ward bound segment. he's so comfortable in my arms. it look like honey is smiling, because he's so happy to have a new family. honey came in -- this is her wonderful family, thank you, thank you for bringing honey home. we hope for the best for you, gomez! and our little buddies here. ladies, thanks for coming in. we'll be back! stay with

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this is wbz "this morning." >> good morning! it is 7:30, time to rise and shine! you got an extra hour this morning. how freight is that? and you wake up and tada, it's november, just like that! how did that happen? >> good morning, everybody. we are glad you're waking up with us, i'm kerry connolly, with pamela gardner. we hope you had a good time last night, it was a perfect night weather wise. >> amazing weather. >> no complaints. >> thank goodness, and still grade weather on the way for the next several days, we start november with warm temperatures, >> i know! i'm loving this. although, dry after today. few showers showing up on live doppler, and those are all around the boston area, and enough to get the roads a little wet, not amounts to too much. some showers have developed pushing to the north/northeast on the cape tate -- at this time. and that's about it. but, some showers still off to

it will be some file before the rain chance -- time before the rain chance moves out. at least the next several hours. 50 degrees boston, 40s in surrounding communities. we're up to 57 degrees by 1:00. 60 degrees the high temperature by 3:00 p.m. the wind picks up from the south, gusting up to 35 miles per hour. we can handle that! 54 degrees by a . and in the forecast, we're tracking more warmth and another dry stretch. how long the sun will stick around? how warm we will get coming up in the 7-day. >> thank you, pamela. the top stories right now, later today, investigators will use a deep ocean vehicle to determine whether did he brie on the seafloor is actually the wreck and of the el faro. it disappeared during hurricane joaquin. with 33 crew members. a serve team found something in 15 -- search team found

described as consistent with a ship the size of the el faro. grief counselors will be on hand to help classmate cope with the death of a medway high school student. madeline lamson was killed when her car struck a tree on lincoln street on friday. and caught fire. bystanders tried to pull the girl from the burning car, but flames. several major airlines say they won't fly over egypt's sinai peninsula until more is passenger jet. that includes air france, lufthansa, and emirates, the middle east biggest airlines. all 222 people on board died when the airbus crashed 23 minutes after taking off from a red sea resort. a branch of the extremist group says it brought down the plane, but russia's transport minister denies that claim. the death toll is expected to rise in romania after a fire

at least 7 people were killed. many were crushed to death in the spam teed to get out of the -- spam speed. to get out. -- stampede to get out. the blaze broke out when indoor fireworks ignited some foam insulation. the tragedy is very similar to the station night club fire in west warwick, rhode island in 2003. 100 people died then, many from massachusetts. that fire, too, was sparked by foam insulation catching fire from indoor fireworks. it led to many regulations regarding the use of indoor fireworks. nearly two dozen cases of e.coli linked to chipotle in oregon and washington state. three people in the portland area and at least 19 in washington got sick after eating at the fast food change. about one-third had to go to the hospital. chipotle has closed all of the restaurants in the area just as a precautionary measure.

the 27-year-old son of a connecticut couple is accused of their murder. jeffrey and jeanette had been missing for months until the remains were found buried on the grounds of a vacant homeless than ten miles away in weston. the property has been vacant for more than a decade, and neighbors got suspicious when they saw work start, and stop. >> they didn't actually fix the home. there seemed not to be any change and the condition -- in the condition of the home. >> there were items there that did not belong based on the yard work that was being to be. and that is why the police department was called at the time. >> friends say they had a rocky relationship with their son, and were planning to cut him out of their will. a follow-up to an i-team investigation. animal approximate groups are supporting a bill that would make massachusetts the fourth state to ban the sale of ivory and rhinoceros horns.

the i-team first told you about the huge black market putting extinction. lawmakers propped the bill earlier this month -- proposed the bill earlier this month. thousands will line up for the new york city marathon, and mayor continue richard -- martin richard will be a powerful in operation. many will be running in his memory. the 8-year-old was one of three people killed in the boston marathon bombings. the team raised more than $60,000 for the martin richard foundation that helps fund education, athletes and community activities. the bruins hope lightning strikes twice as they try to expands a win streak. coming up, the highlights from the road trip in tampa bay. >> a live look outside. all right. late night of trick or treating, i think! we're clad you're with us this -- glad you're with us this

good morning, the bruins wrapped up a weekend trip down to florida last night as they battled the lightning, down in tampa. one day after haikai 3-1 digs

the night as one of four unbeaten teams on the road. bruins down 1-0 in the first, until a lose rebounds in front. fires it past bishop, beleskey's second of the season, and we're tied at 1. bruins in the power play, nice passing, marchand to connolly. connolly's fourth of the year, and 2-1 boston. marchand would at an empty netter. bruins win 3-1, above to 5-0 on the road, and 6-0-1 over the last 7 games. the patriots are enjoying the weekend off following the big thursday night win over miami. devon the second career sack. something he told me that pleased his position coach, brian florez. >> the night before the game, coach flo was talking about four years coaching the safeties, he

doesn't have a safety with any sacks. >> really? >> yeah. so earlier in the game -- we looked at flo, and he's shaking his head. i started laughing. >> and you can see more of that sit-down coming up on patriots game day. we have the bengals against the steelers. at ben roethlisberger returns from injuries. we'll wrap up the week with sports final tonight. college football, big game for bcu at the heights. 3-5, eagles needed a victory to remain bowl he will i believe. hokies -- eligible, hokies not on the board first. cam is hit.

second quarter, 10-0 hokies. 34 yards to the end zone. hokies led 20-0 at halftime. as bc didn't get on the board until the third quarter. going. 23-3 in the fourth, and eagles get into the end zone. wilson on the 3-yard run cuts the lead, but it was too little, too late. bc falls 26-so, they are 3-6. that take the east out of -- east out of bowl eligibility. >> you respect your coaches, you're going to keep fighting. that's not what bcs we don't quit. even today's game was -- no matter what we face, we're just

going to fight to the end. >> john came in and did a good job for a guy that's been -- now have a running offense, other than off the cards. he had toughness, he had confidence. he ran people over. he threw the ball, ran the ball. >> i haven't thought about that. i just, i made a whole lot of mistakes today, and right now, i'm thinking about i can't wait to get into this building tomorrow, and we all, that's better. >> all right, to baseball, game 4 of the world series. the royals with a 8th inning rally from a 3-2 deficit. one out and two on. hosmer grounds to second, but murphy boots it, zobrist scores, and we're tied at 3. mike with the rbi single. royals add one more to make it 5-3 and stay there.

with a chance to wrap it up sunday night. the final furlong! down to the wire. a triple crown winner, breeders' cup winner! >> american pharaoh and victoria he victoria -- victor espinoza. the final race. a great way to retire. college football, u-mass fell to 1-7 with a 20-10 loss to ball state. later on, a good one at the garden, celtics host the 1-1 spurs at 3:30. that's it in sport, i'm dan roche,wbz sports. you're looking at a good

first day of november! >> awesome weather. >> a food week, actually. >> a good week actually. >> almost feel like spring with the warm temperatures, and a dry stretch. i just received a report through e-mail, larry, my friend in centerville says it's 50 degrees with a light southerly breeds, and head -- breeze, and heading to the golf course. great call, why not? this whole week would be great for golfing. today will be breezy. november preview, typically average highs this time of year, today, november 1, actually 56 degrees, by the end of the month, we have an average high of 47. leonid meteor shower, november 18. up to 100 meteors per hour. first snowfall november 27, on average. that's usually when we get the first accumulation. no snow on radar for us here in

we have a few showers couple of sprinkles, but nothing too heavy. on the cape, you are starting to see light showers picking up, a little bit in intensity, but they are moving off the outer cape. the system will push through over the next several hours, not really giving us too much rain though, hour by hour forecast, as we continue the clock, 2:00 p.m., most of the rain out of here. we'll have a few breaks in the cloud, partly sunny today, and then cleaver other night. -- clear overnight. passing by. other than that, tons of sunshine monday afternoon. clear monday evening, and you get the idea. we keep it clear and sunny the next several days. temperatures starting off rather warm, 50s and 40s, 50 degrees boston, same for taunton, 54 falmouth, 4 -- 54 for lawrence.

average high is 57, we will be a touch above that by 2:00. reaching the high of 60. beverly, 60, nashville, 60. fitchburg, 60 on the dot. southeastern massachusetts, slightly warmer with the southerly wind making it feel down-right comfortable with high temperatures around 60 on the cape. this afternoon, partly sunny, but the wind pictures up from the south, gusts up to 35 miles an hour. tonight, we stay pretty mild under a mostly cheer sky, 47 degrees -- clear skies, 47 degrees. warmer monday with 61, tuesday, 68, wednesday, 65, chance of a back door front. thursday, 6, 70 for friday. saturday's high next week in the 50s. north end is already the

american post ton, now, it's getting a new hub, i am books opened this weekend. it promises to be a center for italian american culture, selling becomes and other merchandise that focuses on history, food, art, and all things italian. the store had also hold events and discussions in its location across from paul revere's house. when you think of a fun way to celebrate halloween, mitt romney may not be the first guy that comes to mind, but still, ahead, we'll tell you which politician decided to channel the former presidential candidate for a tricky treat!

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and i was the senate president. the message to washington, d.c., is 'get ready...' because there will be change. nright to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. welcome back, hillary clinton has just received two big endorsements in her bid to be the next president. the long shore men's union and mayor of charleston, south carolina, have announced their support for the former secretary of state. both endorsements came as clinton campaigned south carolina, a key primary state. one democratic presidential candidate though was going door to door yesterday, but he wasn't looking for votes. bernie sanders went trick or treating with three of his friand children in new hampshire -- grandchildren in new hampshire. he went as himself.

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even though the patriots aren't playing, it's a good day for beer and burgers. the phantom gourmet. >> if you like burgers, buffalo wings, and beer, then you need to make a stop's mystic station. located in downtown malden, it is one of the great neighborhood spots where you can get some fantastic food in the casual dining room, a craft beer in the bar, and a friendly smile, around warm welcome from the owners nicole and brian. >> good to see you.

menu was filled with comfort food, like golden beer battered fish and chips, and touring turkey club. >> it's really good. we hand carve the turkey and layered on a great bread. >> reporter: the grilled steak tips are a top seller, we are they're great on the plate, they're better as part of the one best steak and cheese subs you'll every eat. >> we shave the steak in-house, slightly marinated, we load it up with cheese, and put it in a beautiful baguette, which i didn't know what that was until my wife had to tell me. it's the long stick bread! [ laughter ] >> reporter: he dose know plenty -- does know plenty about beer. while nicole worst her magic in the kitchen -- works her magic in the kevin, he is behind the bar. >> i may not know the exact terminology of the good food, up here, it's my forte.

i would rather be here and making good drinks, having that friendly atmosphere, and making them part of my family. >> there you go! for more food and fun, watch the phantom gourmet today at 10:30, and 11:00 on my tv 38. nothing like a good baguette! right now we have the accuweather forecast coming up for this very first day of november. how did november come so

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this is wbz "this morning." >> good morning, everybody, thanks for being with us. i'm kerry connolly work pamela gardner on the first day -- with pamela gardner on the first day of november. i'm losing my voice. last night was a great night for the trick or treaters. >> fantastic, perfect! >> and the week ahead looks great. >> week ahead, awesome! and you may have candy left over. >> jolly ranchers for my throat! >> radio folks had candy left on the floor, so i took a couple

pieces. anyway, we have some showers to start off this month of november, but. the few showers aren't amounts to too much and the light raindrops are found all across cape cod. for the rest of us, we are dealing with sprinkles. other than that, overcast skies will keep the rain chances in the forecast. most will be dry. and it's going to be mild. starting off in the 40s and 50s, 50 degrees boston, hour by hour, we'll go through this afternoon, and show you that overcast skies will dominate the first half of the day, with mild temperatures right around 60 for those highs, and then we'll have breaks of sun and practices of clear skies -- breaks of clear skies after sunset. 6:00 p.m., mostly clear night ahead. warming up in the forecast, yell, we'll have 70s on the way, and the dry stretch. how long we stay dry? coming up in the 7-day. >> thank you so much. we begin this morning with developing news, new progress in the search for what happened to the el faro.

crews will be out this morning to try to determine whether wreckage found in the ocean floor could be the missing cargo ship. the ntsb says a navy ship using a side standing sonar system located wreckage in the bermuda triangle. el faro went down during hurricane joaquin. 33 people, including six with ties to new england died on board. what the navy says appears to be a 790-foot cargo ship was located 15,000 feet below the water east of the bahamas. that's deeper than the water the titanic was discovered in. the deep water device used to locate that wreckage is known as the orion, it can explore at a maximum depth of 20,000 feet, and it has the ability to retrieve the ship's black box. the orion began sing on october -- searching on october 19, a sad and tragic accident -- a sad and tragic accident. 17-year-old madeline lamson was driving through franklin when

she lost control of her car, and slammed into a tree on friday. jim smith reports witnesses tried to pull her out of the car, but flames drove them back. >> it doesn't feel real yet. >> reporter: shock and grief on a winding country road, a high school community grieving the loss, placing flowers and notes of remembrance at the foot of a scorched tree. a candle burns in memory of one of their own, 17-year-old madeline lamson. madeline was killed late friday when the car she was driving struck a tree in franklin. >> i woke up to the news. i was at a friend's house, and she got a phone call, i was half asleep, and overheard what happened. >> reporter: the friends new her as maddie. they told me she had just dropped off a friend and was on her way home to medway when the crash happened. >> it wasn't real, didn't feel real. i saw her yesterday. she was walking with me to my car yesterday. i know i just have to remember

her as like the happy, funny girl she was. >> reporter: the car burst into flames when it hit the tree, rescuers and people living close by were unable to remove madeline from the vehicle, because of the fire. despite what the fire chief called valiant rescue attempts. grief counselors will be at medway high school monday. >> i thought i would pay my respects derek -- dying at a young age. very sad. >> reporter: as we mentioned, grief counselors will be on duty at the hi school later on today. in the meantime, franklin police and the district attorney's office are looking into the cause of this terrible crash. at franklin police headquarters, jim smith. halloween tragedy in new york city. two adults and one child were killed when an out of control car jumped the curb and plowed into a group of trick or treaters and their families. it happened in the bronx yesterday. a grandfather died at the scene. his granddaughter died later at

24-year-old man. three other people were also seriously injured. >> kids were trick or treating, walking behind me, and all of a sudden, like a car, like i heard the boom, and the car literally like jumped over a parked car, and flew into the gate, hitting a bunch of people. >> right now, police are looking into whether the driver may have suffered a seizure or some other medical condition. he is being treated at the hospital as well. no charges have been filed. the owner of a house and dog kennel says he has been victimized by a dog napper. pick a pup owner says three puppies were stolen on friday night. the back door was found open yesterday morning. two boxers, and a little yellow lab are now missing. the owner hopes if anyone sees these animals on any website, they are asked to please notify the holliston police department. more than 20 people are staying with friends and

them out of their homes in fitchburg. the fire broke out yesterday afternoon on the third floor of a triple decker on granite street. fortunately, nobody was hurt. one young woman was reunited with her cat after the fire. a warning now from hazel police. officers say they've seen an unusually high number of heroin overdoses in the past 24 hours or so. and that has raided concerns about the likelihood of an extremely potent form of the drug on the streets right now. no one was hurt when crews accidentally hit a gas line in wellesley. the department of public works employees made the mistake. officials told us the crews were able though to repair the damage themselves, and fortunately, no one had to be evacuated. the future of a south boston landmark is kind of unclear, because of its structural issues. the pastor of saint vincent de paul on e-street tells the

herald that he and archdiocese officials made the decision to shutter the church temporarily. that's because plaster had been falling from the ceiling, and he says it's just not safe. the church was billed back in 18 -- built back in 1872, now mass will be held at other area. isis is taking credit for the crash of a passenger plane. whether they did it or not, other airlines are not taking chances. >> also ahead, how to avoid a repeat of last winter's most horrible commute. pamela? >> time to check out some more of the weather watcher reports. we have mild temperatures and little bit of wind starting to pick up. but we did accumulate some light rain overnight. the highest rain total we have from frank there, .2 inches of

rain, and under .1. just a chance for a shower today, then we stay dry. how long we'll stay dry coming

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>> killed all 224 people on board. among the victims, 25 children, the plane was headed to st. petersburg, the tragedy hits close to home to some in the boston area. >> i think it's horrible. >> it's, oh, my god. it's so tough. >> reporter: news of the russian airliner crash spread in a local russian and eastern european food market in newton. >> it's terrible -- >> shock. >> yeah, shock. >> reporter: all people on the plane were killed. >> i've heard that, you know, the rescue teams heard some voices of victims kind of coming

>> reporter: as investigators searched for a cause, bodies of the victims of the russian airbus were being taken to a morgue in cairo. folks are keeping a close watch on the passenger list. >> the community usually pulls together, definitely. unfortunately, this happened abroad, so whoever has family there is, i'm sure, i'm blessed that my family is here, but definitely we're going to go home and try to figure if anybody was on it. >> usually family gets together, and here in boston area. >> condolences to the people and their families. >> we know you put a lot of effort into your halloween costume, but sometimes it's the props that make the outfit! awesome. as we head to break, there's a look at two trick or treaters whose costumes are spot-on.

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costume. he dressed up in an aladdin costume, took off on a carpet with an electric skateboard. he zoomed around the pig apple on -- big apple on what looked like a flying magic carpet ryan. a drone took this video which has had more than 1.7 million hits on youtube. we should be playing steppenwolf, magic carpet ride. >> and the shoes are great. >> look how good he is on it! i would have wiped out after about two feet. >> that's difficult! >> good job. what are you big us? >> amazing weather. temperatures will keep going up until we hit the heroin overdoses 70s, crazy -- hit the lower 70s, crazy! and we keep it dry. today is the best chance for

here is a live look at boston downtown. it's overcast, feels like it's about to rain, and we only have a couple sprinkles downtown reported, if that. that's about all we have going on for us downtown. the rest of the area could be dodging a few showers. i'll show you radar in a second. as we speak of rain here, the month of october rounded out with only 1.74 inches of rain for the entire month, which means we're above 2 inches of rain below where we should be. last couple of days, we did not receive any rain. and thursday, wednesday, you remember earlier last week? we did have some good downpours. unfortunately, that didn't add to the total here from the u.s. drought monitor. according to them, the drought monitor puts us in moderate drought to and northerlily dry conditions -- ash normally dry conditions. here's live look at doppler.

you see some showers here, light rain starting to pick up from the vineyard to new bedford and the upper cape, too. those showers moving to the north and east, but other than that, sprinkles in the forecast. and in your hour by hour, we tonight expect more rain here, and by 2:30, peeks of sunshine here. part lynn sunny skies -- partly sunny skies into monday morning, some clouds pass through, but monday afternoon, no rain on the way, we will start a significant dry stretch again with tons of sun. winds speeds aren't a factor at this time. we are between 5-10 miles an hour in most spots, but throughout the course of this afternoon, the wind gusts pick up, 35 miles an hour at times. that's going to help boost the temperatures even though we will see clouds dominating the first half of the day. 50 degrees boston, 8 in worcester, warmer in all

locations compared to this time yesterday. hour by hour forecast, we'll be in the 50s for most of the day, and picking up to 60 by 1:00. upper 50s more many locations. 62 norwood, lows tonight back in the 0's, with areas -- 40s, with areas father inland, you'll experience some low 40s, upper 30s, too. 7-day the warm up, 61, more 60s wed through thursday. next chance for rain, friday night into saturday. >> pamela, thank you. we've had great weather lately, but the nbta is thinking about the winter, crews were installing a third rail on the red line. at times during the past winters record-practicing snowfall, the red line was shut down. the elite female runners start the new york city marathon in just about an hour, and regular

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aggression towards humans and neuro -- say that three times fast! my cat's neurotic, i would have to adegree. let's find out what's -- agree, let's finds out what's going on on face the nation. john, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. there's one perch after the last republican debate who came out shining and that was florida senator marco rubio. we will talk to him about his campaign, and tense relationship with the other person from florida who is running, jeb bush. they were long-time friends, it's gotten icy, and we'll talk to congressman paul ryan about him taking over the job of speaker of the house which he didn't want. we will continue the conversation on the other side of the aisle with the number two democrat in the house, maryland congressman hoyer. what doings he think about paul ryan and the chance -- what does he think about paul ryan and the chance of any progress? and at the end, we will have a political roundtable to talk

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i fell back, and i hurt my head! >> you know, the trick or treaters had an awfully good night, it was perfect. >> so glad. so glad. >> it's very nice when the weather cooperates. >> it really, really is. >> it makes a difference, and the weather will be fantastic for the first week of november, today, dodges some rain electronics -- -- dodges some raindrops. we have light showers all around the upper cape here, into hyannis, the showers are moving to the north and east. to worcester, there are some showers developing as well, those pushing to the northeast, if they hold together, heading into the eastern part of the worcester county, but most of us dealing with the sprinkles and overcast skies. more rain pack to the west, but the showers will fall apart. we will keep it mainly dry. i can't stress that enough. 40s and 50s, 50 degrees in

post ton to start off your day -- boston to start off your tie. 60 for the high, and a strong winds from the south. more warmth on the way. we will see 70s coming up in the 7-day forecast. >> thank you. checking the top stories this morning, later today, investigators will use a deep ocean vehicle to determine whether debris on the sea near is actually the wreckage of the el faro, the cargo ship disappeared october 1 during hurricane joaquin with 33 crew members on board. yesterday, a search team found something in 15,000 feet of water east of the bahamas described at consistent with a ship the size of the el faro. sitting up right, and in one piece. grief counselors will be on hand to help students cope with the death of madeline lamson, she was killed with the car struck a tree on lincoln street on friday, and caught fire.

girl from the burning car but could not reach her through the flames. several major air heinz say they won't fly over egypt's sinai peninsula until more is known about the crash of a russian passenger jet. that includes air france, lufthansa, and emeralds. all 224 people died when the airbus crashed 23 minutes after take-off from a red sea resort. a branch of the extremist group islamic state say it brought the plane down. the death toll is expected to rise in romania after a fire inside a crowded night club, at least 27 people were killed. many crushed to death in the stampede to get out of the burning building. as many as 400 people were inside the club for a free concert. the blaze broke out when indoor fireworks ignited some foam insulation. now, that tragedy is very

club fire in west warwick, rhode island in 2003. 100 people died, many from massachusetts at that time. that fire, too, was sparked by foam insulation catching fire. that fire led to many new regulations regarding the use of indoor fireworks. nearly two dozen of e.coli linked to chipotle, three people in the portland area and at least 19 in washington got sick after eating it the fast food chain, about a third had to go to the hospital. chipotle has closed restaurants in the area. sherwin williams created a payment that it says can kill back -- paint that it says can kill bacteria. it claims to kill more than 99.9% of pack tear after it's been on a painted surface for

the idea sounds freight, but it undergo testing. it is time for keller at large, governor baker stops by for a comprehensive chat with john keller. take a look. >> reporter: good morning, welcome, it's great to have an opportunity to sit down and talk politics and policy with the governor of the commonwealth of massachusetts, and our guest this morning, governor charlie baker. welcome. >> how are you? >> good to have you here. fine, how are you? >> fine. >> you've been walking around with a crutch lately. are we going to see that for the next three years? >> i'm hoping you see it just for the next three hours! my guess it will be off by next week. >> you hurt it playing basketball? >> i did. and i have all basketball wounds, message was if you're brace. >> you can't dunk anymore.

>> that's good to know. >> although -- no, i'm not going to go there! we'll see if we can fill that in. it's been almost a year since you've been elected. let's re reflects back. what's the best decision you've made? >> i think the best decision we made, and it's a little general, was to build a bipartisan's cabinet. i was looking for the best person for the job, and i've been surprised by home people have said -- how many people have said, we talked about being bipartisan, creating constructive stricks, and people -- friction, and people noticed that there were democrats, independences, and republicans. >> that was not something, i was just trying to find the best person. that is something that has benefit. >> what's been the worse

decision you've made? worst decision you've made? >> i still, i said this before. i think i waited too long to reach out to the former manager of the "t," i was trying to basically let it do its think and be independent, but given the state of affairs, and five feet of snow in less than two weeks, people criticized me for not jumping in earlier. and i wish i got into it sooner. >> what have you learned from that? >> that in the end, when you're governor, the finer points of how governments are organized and the rest might be important to me, but they are less important to the public. the public basically sees the governor as the chief executive of the commonwealth, and whichever poured or operation it

it's part of the commonwealth operating, sort of continuum, it should be on my radar and part of my jurisdiction. >> another milestone, the fourth anniversary of the passage of the extended faming acting a-- gaming act. now, the slots parlor is open, but we have yet to see shovels in the ground in the casinos everett. both of which face serious legal and economic challenges, and the third license remains unissued. connect, rhode island -- connect, rhode island -- connecticut, rhode island and new york is moving ahead. did we blow it? >> i don't know, it's going to be a long time before we know who wins or loses. i said all along i wanted to go slow.

casino, let's see what happens. i do think they are on the property in both everett and mgm in springfield. there were delays for a bunch of reasons associated with those, but i believe both folks are or the property. the fact that it's taking longer here in massachusetts than in other places, we have very -- we have a lot of history of giving people a lot of latitude to speak their piece. big home rule state, local government, like voice, and that closed down the process of practically everything, but in this case, john, i think we're not going to know the answer to that question for a while. whether or not going slow or fast in the end. >> take a breath. we'll take a short break and continue our conversation with governor baker in a moment.

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>> we were talking about the campaign a year ago. >> we're closing 234 in on the one year anniversary of the election. >> that's what i mean. >> during that election, you hit hard on -- reforming the child protection system in massachusetts. this past september, a state report on the near fatal abuse

boy, jack razil found ample evidence of incompetence. just the other day, a report by the office of the child advocate on the death of bella bond, documented gross incompetence boy dcf personnel, including failure to assess suitability of a mother with a long history arrests, drug abuse, and the passing off of 7-year-old research. why hasn't anybody been fired or suspended? >> some cases it foes back before -- goes back before 2012. i says dcf had systemic problems that needed to be fixed, and the child welfare league report laid

it bothered me the leadership minimized this, and if you're not willing to acknowledge you have a problem, it's hard to fix it. up with of the things we said, and i said in the beginning, is until you -- our supervisory policy, in-home case management policy, and host of other things haven't been updated or don't exist and so for us to turn around and say to the front line worker, you're fired work the leadership has not done the heavy lifting associated -- which has not happened for years, it's just not the right way to do this so we are putting in place those, you know, bricks, one at a time, to get to the point whereby mid-november, we will have standing policies in place, and best practices, and people will be held accountable. >> was it never a violation of policy and procedure to clip and

it as current? >> that's the problem is, it's several years old. >> when you ran for governor, and then dcf commissioner was under fire for the botching of the oliver case, her agency's problem, you said if you were governor, you would, quote, find a graceful way to remove her. why are you so timid now? >> the first thing i said was what's your plan for fixing dcf? i took a lot of grief for saying that. it's harder to put the plan in place and execute on it than to just find a scalp. and in the case of her, weeks went by and turned into months and there was no man, and at that point, i said it's probably time for her to go. there was no leadership there. my view on this is we are doing the work that's required working with the social worker union and others to put in place the

policies and practice standards we can hold people accountable to. but i don't think it's fair to anybody, and by the way, easy way out to say you're gone, you're gone, because the agency's done a poor job at the top of putting in place the kinds of policies and procedures that should be there. so our focus is on putting those in place, and holding people accountable. >> i'm not getting it, sir. >> okay. >> if individuals are demonstrable incompetent, and violent procedure, basically cheat the system, and a child dies as a consequence of that, how can it be right to not hold them personally accountable. >> we will do some follow up on the oca report. we asked for the oca report, we wanted an independent third party to review the findings of the bond case, and we'll pursue the information that's contained in there. >> thanks for coming by.

now, it's back to my colleagues for more wbz news. >> gentlemen, thank you. pamela has a look at the first week of november forecast, looking good. >> amazing, temperatures will be above average the next several days, and we have another dry stretch. get the outdoor activities in. today, we have a chance for rain, but that's about it for the next several days. november preview? well, typically, average high for november 1, today, 56 degrees. we're going to be warmer than average the next several days. by the end of the month, the average high falls to 47, leonid meteor shower peaks november 17. first shovel usually on average, november 17, with .10 of snow accumulation. live look at doppler radar, shows green on the raid dare.

to even worcester county. well show you some -- we'll show you some steady showers developing around hyannis, most showers pushing to the north and east. amounting maybe to .10, and only a few specs of green to marlboro, and just outside the 495 loop. the bigger picture, more showers developing to the west, but most will fall apart, according according according to the hour by hour forecast. we at this point this through this afternoon. few showers stay up in the mountain country, but in massachusetts, we'll see burst of sunshine before that early sunset at 4:38 tonight. 7:00 p.m., a clear evening for us, and mostly clear overnight into monday morning. few clouds pass by early monday, becoming mainly sunny monday afternoon, and this is going to mark the start to another dry stretch that will lath through

the wind, so far, sustained winds between 5, 10 miles an hour from the south/southwest, and the winds will gain speed later this afternoon. 1:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m. you see some gusts could be between 20-35 miles per hour. again, from the south and southwest. mild. starting off in the 50s and 40s now. boston 50, and running 11 degrees warmer. compared to this time yesterday. but then we go into the 60s. 60-degrees by 1:00 p.m. with the hour by hour. overnight, we will keep it mild, skies. and more warmth on the way, monday 61, tuesday, 68, more sunshine. sunny wednesday, 65, 68 for thursday. 70 on friday, with another, next chance for rain. showers friday night into saturday.

kerry? >> good-looking forecast for the first week of november! think of it as a halloween costume parade in fast forward. coming up, scenes from boston's

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events. pamela is here now, reminding us back. i hate when it gets dark earlier, but i look? march 13. back! a little ways to go. >> crazy winter. let's hope! but, yeah, we have a few showers today. the rest of the start of november, looking absolutely fantastic! weather. so the spotty showers today may be enough to wet the roads, put drops on the car, but that's it. other than that, nothing too, too heavy with the accumulation and 60 for the high temperature, today, too. more sunshine on the way. a dry stretch, and it's going to be beautiful. >> you know what?

we were saying november/december, we can handle it. thanks for watching, everybody, we leave you with halloween costume pictures you sent in. thank you. hopefully you had a wonderful night with your little kiddies, and thanks for waking up with us