developing rights now at 6:00,a high school football star stabbed. hours after a winning game. what happened to put him in the hospital. and a burlington mosque targeted by vandals. it's not the first time. the evidence police hope will track down the suspects. and more bad blood between the patriots and the jets. how the coach is addressing reports about a new spying scandal. it is 6:00. good morning to you. i'm kathryn hauser. >> i'm chris mckinnon. it is monday, november 2nd. nd. doesn't feel like it out there, though. i was ready to put on the winter coat.

way, you guys, going up this week. temperatures in the 60s for several days here. you're right, stepping out this morning, not too bad. 54 in boston now. concord, new hampshire at 34. 40s here. 53 in taunton. sunrise by the way, coming up in 20 minutes from now. when we turn the clocks back, we're now on standard time and it will be a beautiful sunrise with sunshine and a few high, thin, wispy clouds. 6:18 for sunrise. pleasant lunch hour today, 62 degrees. a northwest wind at 5 to 10. we will cool off into the upper 50s going into the ride home. no weather-related issues. and sunset an hour earlier at 4:36. let's look at roads now. hi, robi. >> seeing our first accident of the morning.

let's go to the map. the crash is in woober, just after 128. total traffic network says the center lane is blocked up there. seeing a stop and go backup already to commerce way. then the south, the worst there is columbia square. chris, kathryn? >> thank you, robi. 6:02 now. we begin with a developing story, a star high school football player in the hospital. >> he was stabbed hours after scoring a winning touchdown. let's get right to our susie steimle who is live in everett this morning. susie? >> reporter: chris, marvin fedna had already made headlines on saturday night. he scored the game-winning touchdown on halloween to beat st. john's prep and then went out to celebrate with some of his friends. all of this was overshadowed when she was stabbed on his way home. accordance to the boston

herald, it happened around 12:30 on broadway. and he heard somebody screaming for help and went to see if he could do something. then what he stabbed in the back and in the hand. he was taken to massachusetts general hospital. we know he underwent surgery yesterday and is expected to fully recover. tipped, friends and family are weight to hear if any arrests have been made so far. police say they don't have any suspects in mind. no other students were hurt that night. we're live in everett, susie steimle, back to you. >> thank you, susie. 6:03 now. a security guard at a rhode island college say he was the victim a bizarre attack. the providence journal reports that the johnson and wales university guard was in his car when he was flagged down by a shirtless man yesterday morning. the man punched the officer and yelled, "i hate cops." thomas woods of cambridge was arrested. he is not a student at the school. the guard is okay. 6:03 now. police in burlington want you

to take a good look at the surveillance video. they hope it will lead them to the vandals who spray painted graffiti on a mosque. nicole jacobs is live for us outside the mosque with more on the investigation. nicole, good morning. . >> reporter: good morning to you, kathryn. members here have already come and gone for the predawn prayer. you can see the vandalism right on the side of the building here. police say they are searching for three men who were wearing masks just hours after halloween. surveillance video shows them arriving. three vandals at the islamic center of burlington, running back and forth from a white crown victoria. the crime, all captured. >> but sunday afternoon, worship went on despite the red spray paint and eggs marking the building. >> my mother is coming, my daughter is coming and my wife is coming here. and to see people making racial comments.

>> reporter: the letters "usa" painted on sunday, the same graffiti discovered in 2013, over the center's sign. >> they wraps free trade of being caught in the cameras and stuff like this. these are concerns that they're stepping up the actions. >> reporter: inside the mosque was this member. >> we stayed inside. it wasn't safe outside. >> reporter: no one was hurt and the investigation continues. the center's leader points to the first amendment. freedom of religion. >> somebody doesn't know what the usa is about. they don't know what it is our founding members have done for us. >> reporter: burlington police have not said if the two incidents are related, the one from 2013 and the one from the weekend, but they do believe they will find the people responsible. anyone with information is urged to contact police. we're live in burlington, nicole jacobs, "wbz this morning." >> thank you, nicole. 6:05 now. a new york tabloid falsely identified him as a suspect in

the boston marathon bombedings. now the student plans to speak out about the xooerns. salah was 18 and living in revere when he was on the cover of the "new york post." he and his friend were never linked to the investigation. he sued the paper and the was secreted last year. he will discuss the case at his school on thursday. a massachusetts teenager has died in a crash near the campus of skidmore college in upstate new york. michael hedges was one of three students walking near campus when they were hit by an alleged drunk driver saturday night. the two other victims are in the hospital. a national day of mourning in russia for the 224 victims of a plane crash over egypt. this morning, a russian government plane brought home the bodies of 144 of those passengers. a second plane will arrive with more remains liar on today. investigators now say that plane broke up at high altitude before it crashed saturday morning.

experts say it's usually because of catastrophic weather, a midair collision or a threat like a bomb or a missile. the company that runs the airline rejected the possibility that the crash was caused by a technical problem. the black boxes are in good condition. over to campaign 2016 this morning. republican presidential candidates have set new rules for their debate. representatives for more than a dozen campaigns met behind closed doors last night. they've agreed to mandatory opening and closing statements and an equal number of questions for candidates. the changes come after many candidates complained about the moderators of last week's debate. as for the democrats, bernie sanders released his first tv ad, which documents his adjourn eyes to to washington. >> he prayed as one of america's best men.

working families and for principle, setting the iraq war. >> reporter: the ad will cost him $2 million. he does not mention hillary clinton in the ad. the one-two again. it's gone! the royals! 2015 world champions. >> kansas city wins it in game 5. it took 12 innings to beat new york. and the mets, poor defense finally caught up with them. bree sison is here with the highlights and the celebration. >> reporter: good morning, chasm ryan and chris on this day, too. years ago, we had duck boats parading down the street. only 5 months and two days before we get another track at it. this year, kansas city is celebrating. they earned it. they rallied in the 9th inning, then the royals blew it open in the 12th, scoring five runs.

they had great hitting, great base running and a few errors from the mets, helped as well. the duel was won by edison, who returned from his father's funeral in the dominican republic to throw only two hits in six innings. kansas city's streets flooded with loot and wine. it is the first win since 1985. it might have maybe made up for last year's loss to san francisco in game 7. must have felt like destiny to the royals, too, who consistently rallied from deficits this weekend. they were a week a -- a game away from being forced into game 6, but the bull pen limited the mets offense. they get the parade through downtown kansas city tomorrow. chris, back to you. >> thank you, bree. sticking with sports, controversy continues haunting the patriots.

to the nfl about reports that the new york jets had the locker room swept for listening devices in foxborough thursday night. the nfl says it conducts random checks. patriot employees were also questioned by the league, but the league wouldn't say if the jets requested that sweep. 6:10 now. coming up on "wbz this morning", new fallout from a sexual assault at a prestigeus new hampshire prep school. and a remembering fred thompson, the senator politician and actor. . and it's a child college football play everyone was talking about this weekend. now some rests are in hot water. chris,a quiet start to the day. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. rising into the 60s later on. really pleasant day by november standards. how long it will stick around

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call game has been -- miami duke game has been suspended. miami was trailing duke when he they got the tickoff. now the acc says the ref and the replay official were wrong. the play should have been overturned because of several blown calls by the officials. >> this is crazy to watch that, and fed up, too. it's like they're playing hot potato, you know what i mean? ? >> yum. >> unbelievable. >> what a turn-around, too. i wonder what they're going to do now. does it stand? >> i don't know. i was busy watching the sc kind of game, which we won. >> iowa. all right, let's look live outside now. it's going to be another mild week. >> and look at that, kathryn, spun -- sun is up and shining already. we're used to it being an hour later. >> there were a couple of clocks i didn't turn back.

my gosh. >> how about the clock in my bedroom, how about that when you woke up? [ laughter ] >> talk to me again when the sun gets at 4:38 this afternoon. we turn the clocks back. and temperatures not too bad as you're stepping out this morning. i have to say, it's 54 in boston now. a lot of 40s on the map, but this time of the year, it could be worse. sunrise officially 3 minutes from now, already seeing that color out there. 62, sure, you could get away with short sleeves underneath later on today. high, thin, wispy clouds. the wispy clouds are in place right now. it's going to be a beautiful day across the northeast. there's rain to the south, virginia, the carolinas, back down to the gulf coast with thunderstorms here rolling through the panhandle and florida. eastern alabama and georgia. we don't have to worry about that. the front pushes offshore. high pressure for us. there is a warm front along northern new england, back into eastern canada. tonight into tomorrow morning,

a couple of rain and snow showers in iron and northern maine. for us, it's clear skies, it's smooth sailing with a light wind out of the southwest sincerely the coastline will be cooler, but a dry stretch for several days, as well. 60 for a high in boston today sincerely bedford, 63. norwood at 64. a touch cooler in that region. overnight tonight, about 5 to 10 degrees cooler than this morning in a lot of spots. 46 in boston. upper 30s in the coolest suburbs. look at this, 65 to 70 for highs tomorrow, mostly sunny. going to toss this out there. good raking weather, right? light wind, 60s, sunshine, not too bad. a lot of leaves falling down. mid-60s on wednesday. upper 50s at the coastline.

thursday fixing more clouds. filtered sunshine and a few more clouds thursday night into friday morning. 70 to end the week. cooler air then comes in. only 50 by sunday. traffic and weather together, robi, busy behind you. >> yes,a bad accident north of the city. stay with me on camera here. state police did a great job here, movek the three cars involved off to the breakout lane. let's take sky eye full right now. the crash is after 128. so, the center lane was blocked, the stateies moved them over there, but we still have a stop and go backup to commerce way. 93 southbound, bumper-to- bumper in the methuen stretch. now to the south map, we have an accident down in brockton, 24 northbound before 123, exit 17. that's going to cause problems. route 3 northbound, especially bad rite ride this morning.

chris and kathryn? a student was found guilty of sexual assault. >> owen le bree will serve one year in jail and register as a sex offender. the new hampshire union leader is reporting that the victim's family is considering legal action against the st. paul school. the family's attorney says the boarding school doesn't nothing to stop the tradition of the so- called senior salute, where graduating men have sex with younger female students. he calls it a game designed to encourage statutory rape. the ferry between maine and nova scotia is in legal trouble. the federal judge is seizing the nova star. the government in nova scotia says it won't do business with them anymore. many say it cost millions much dollars more in taken money than anticipated. excitement over the official opening of a new bridge in worcester yesterday. it took three years and 108 $108 million to build the ken burns memorial bridge.

it connects worcester to shoesbury on route 9. two new courts to help vets stay out of jail are opening up this week in lawrence. it they will help vets get help for substance abuse and mental health issues. another veteran will act as a mentor and help them through the process. former u.s. senator, presidential candidate and actor fred thompson has died. his family says he died in nashville following a recurrence of lymphoma. he served eight years as a tennessee senator. he was a gop candidate in 2007 he was an accomplished actor and had roles in "die hard 2," "the hunt for red october", and "law and order." . coming up, new developments on the ship that went missing during hurricane

a foundation set up in honor of a fallen boston firefighter raised half a million dollars to improve the department to's safety. >> now they're setting big goals for the year to come. bree is here now with the exclusive interview of a mother a boston firefighter. >> when michael died, along sith the lieutenant fighting a fire in the back bay, history mother, kathy, vowed she'd pick up where michael left off, helping others and making the world a better place. instead of joining one of the many causes that michael supported, she wants to help the heroes she says are being

taken for granted across the country. >> i felt some part of him coming back into me. it was so amazing. but i realized i did not want to remember my son that way. >> kathy crosby bell describes her son's final farewell as a state funeral, but when people asked what to do to help comfort her, she knew immediately that michael's death would mean something. >> i'm learning things about the fire service that most people don't know. >> she was shocked to learn the hose michael used on beacon street in 2014 burned through. kathy wanted something done about that and started raising money to fund research most afford. >> you put them in that can bring them literally into the flames and giving them something to fight the flames that's just a little bit better than a garden hose. >> kathy and a team of volunteers launched the last

call foundation six months after michael's death with a 75 $75,000 donation to worcester fire hoses. within a year, they gave almost $200,000 for special washing machines to pull cancer-causing carcinogens off firefighters' gear and the team of marathon runners funded a canteen truck for boston sparks. >> firefighters are exhausted and if they're not hydrated and if they're not fed, and they go back into too soon, you know, that causes first of all more injuries, it shouldn't happen. >> reporter: they envision stepping into a lobbying role in the coming years, calling for funding for necessary safety equipment and rebuilding fire infrastructure. >> if we want to keep the fire service tooth r together,

crumbling, these buildings are falling apart, we have to figure out a way to fund them. there needs to be a dedicated revenue source. >> reporter: today, they will have a second annual gala. the event features tasteings from boston's restaurants, as well as awards for those who made a significant impact on the firefighting community. tickets are available and wbz is proud to be the media sponsor for the event. back to you. >> thank you, bree. thinking about fighting a fire is hard enough,you don't think about the other things she brought up. very interesting. lots more coming up, including a warning to two massachusetts communities. >> why police want to be sure you go through your kids' halloween candy. and an animal attacked, a a dog. and the move that got a high school football player tossed from the game and suspended from the playoffs.

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an emotional tribute. hundreds turn out to remember a high school senior killed in a crash. a high school football star in the hospital. he was stabbed just hours after scoring the winning touchdown for everett. and would you call this excess excessive celebration in the end zone? a high school athlete defending himself after a play that got him ejected. it's our daily talker. good morning. it's 6:30 on your monday. i'm chris mckinnon. >> i'm kathryn hauser. it is monday, november 2nd. hope you had a great weekend after all the trick-or-treating and candy. we continue to eat the candy this morning. a monday. >> good for you. >> you know after the show i'm going to have a ton! >> it's not too bad out the door, either. it feels mild out there. >> it's mild. we're in for 60s a lot think week. it's nice to have the sun up, you guys, isn't it? 6:30 right now, the sun was up

at 6:18. when we turned the clocks back, now we're getting light earlier. 34 in concord. we've got a couple of 30s on the map. 35 degrees in orange, but a lot of us in the 40s as you head out the door. it could be worse this time of year. 52 in plymouth and lower to middle 50s on the cape. sun is up and shining, although there are high, thin clouds, so a little bit of filtered sunshine early this morning. the wispy clouds will be with us today. west winds, pretty light, 5 to 10 this morning. beautiful midday lunch. 62 degrees. sunset at 4:36 and temperatures cooling into the upper 50s. i will tell you how warm we will be this week coming up. let's get you on the roads. robi? >> danielle, the earlier three- car crash is being cleared up,

let's go sky eye 4 now over the scene. state police did a great job moving all three cars into the breakdown lane. you can see one is being loaded up on a wrecker right now, but there's quite a backup from 128 past wilmington. we have another accident on 93 south up in andover at 495. to the south we go, a crash down in brockton. 24 northbound, just before route 123. that's exit 17. we're seeing a backup developing there. but 24 north was already jammed from avon to 128. chris and kathryn? >> thank you, robi. a star high school football player is in the hospital this morning recovering from stab wounds. >> he was attacked hours after scoring a winning touchdown. susie steimle is live for us in everett this morning with this developing story. good morning. >>reporter: good morning, kathryn. this should have been one of the best nights of 16-year-old

he won the game -- he scored the game-winning touchdown against st. john's prep on saturday night and went out with teammates to celebrate halloween. he ended up recovering all weekend from stab wounds. he did have surgery yesterday and is expected to fully recover. according to the boston herald, this happened around 12:30 in the morning. he was walking on broadway street, home from a halloween party, when he heard someone screaming for help. he went to see if there was anything he could do and was stabbed in the hand and in the back. again, he was taken to massachusetts general hospital and is expected if fully recover. police don't have any suspects. no other students were hurt that night. we're live in everett, susie steimle, "wbz this morning." . >> thank you, susie. naval investigators are using special equipment to confirm that wreckage found in the bermuda triangle is from the cargo ship el faro. the navy is using a remote- controlled vehicle here to look

at the wreckage. the ship is upright. it sank sailing into hurricane joaquin as it battered the bahamas. investigators say the ship won't be recovered, but if human remains are found, they will attempt to recover them. the mother of a sailor from maine says finding the ship brings about mixed emotions. >> i equate it to a tug-of-war between my heard and my heart. i think my head wants answers, but my heart kind of likes not having answers because then i very emotional. like i said, it felt like hearing it for the first time, it felt like losing michael all over again. >> 33 crew members were killed aboard the ship. michael holland was one of six with ties to new england. police in burlington are hoping this surveillance video will help them track down some vandals who pointed graffiti on a mosque. nicole jacobs is live in burlington this morning with nicole? >> reporter: chris, i just spoke with the founder of this mosque just a short time ago. he says they received a lot of

offers from people in the community to help them clean up this graffiti that you still see on the side of the building right now. and red spray paint, "usa," he says thirst the third time the building has been targeted. it happened in the early- morning hours on sunday. three men arrived here in a white crown victoria. police believe they spent about 20 minutes in the area before spraying "usa" outside of the mosque and egging the building. the same mosque was vandalized most recently in 2013. >> somebody doesn't know what religion is. somebody doesn't know what usa is all about, what our founding fathers have done for us. >> reporter: taking another live look here at the islamic center of burlington, the graffiti still on the building at this hour. members arrives here a short

time ago for the predawn prayer. the founder says they're taking this in stride and praying for whoever is responsible. police want to find the culprits, as well. we're live in burlington, nicole jacobs, "wbz this morning." . a somber scene in medway. friends gathered for a candlelight vigil in memory a high school senior killed in a crash this weekend. hundreds of people filled the streets last night in a procession through the neighborhood where maddie lamson livd with her family. the 17-year-old died when the car she was driving hit a tree in franklin friday night. her field hockey coach said maddie was very special. >> one of the most remarkable women i have ever coached and my heart is broken that we've lost her so young and my team is devastated. >> counseling was provided at the high school saturday and sunday. franklin police and the da's office are investigating the cause of the crash. a funeral for maddie will be

held on thursday. this morning, a dog is at a brockton animal hospital recovering from multiple stab wounds. police are trying to find out who hurt the animal. the owner says the dog would occasionally get loose, but find its way home on essex street. this time, a neighbor knocked on her door, saying somebody stabbed the dog. she found him in the street bleeding. firefighters on the cape are trying to figure out what caused this raging boat fire yesterday morning on the 35- foot fishing boat named "good grief." neighbors reported hearing an explosion. the flames spread to another boat, destroying both. and police are warning parents to go through your kids' candy to see if they got a package that looked like this. police posted this picture of highlands cough syrup for kids. someone on halloween night left sample packages outside their home on old farm lane. a halloween scare in

>> a girl claims she found a razor blade inside a chocolate bar. police say to be cautious checking the candy. then it was determined that the girl made up the story. >> i hope that that child's parents or that child gets disciplined, maybe gets help, you know? that's just wrong. >> residents say this is an important reminder to always be vigilant when it comes to trick- or-treating. and in chicopee, police are investigating a needle found in candy given out near granby road on east street. call them if you find anything dangerous in your candy. 6:38 is the time on your monday morning. now to our daily talker. a high school football star, he scores a touchdown for his team and celebrates. >> but it got him kicked out of the game. here's robi with reaction this morning. >> the penalty was for excessive celebration. you get booted from the game.

but the high school player insists he wasn't praising himself, but god. pedro bandas scored for his team in arizona. he scores, the ref throws the penalty. he pointed up to the sky for a couple of second. he didn't see the ref throw the flag, but the call was made, excessive celebration, he was tossed for the game and now suspended for the team's first playoff game in 25 years. he insists he points to the sky after every score, but this is the first time he was flagged. he said my intentions were to praise god last night. i didn't think it would result in an ejess for be praising my lord and savior. he plays for the demons and was wearing a demons pride shirt while doing interviews. family will appeal the suspension saying they weren't aware of the rule at the time. a lot of people commenting on this story.

let's take a look at that right now. william on our facebook says what if he were pointing to a fallen family member or kneeling in prayer is one thing, but an ejection for this is stupid. mike says, also on our celebrate in this country anymore? we all should be ashamed of ourselves for the sick culture we have created. pretty strong opinions on this. you can comment, too. chris, kathryn? >> thank you, robi. straight ahead, a massachusetts teen wrongly identified during the marathon bombing is telling his story. and you may remember him from a newspaper headline, now he's set to talk publicly about the mistake. and the kansas city royals are world series champs. how they beat the mets in extra innings. danielle, weather watchers are up. >> yes, absolutely, checking in now and temperatures are in

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welcome back. a local dentist wants all your halloween candy and they're willing to pay for it. lexington smile studio is giving a dollar per pound of halloween cabby. in exchange, the doctor will give you a toothbrush. she donates all the sweets to troops overseas and includes dental ness cessities in the packages, as well. >> yes. and now i know they do that. i should bring in the candy. >> news you can use. >> kathryn, i know. those whoppers this morning. >> those are my kryptonite. >> i don't like whoppers. >> what do you like? >> everything else. >> just that! no whoppers. >> that's right. everything else is in. hope everybody had an awesome halloween. temperatures in the 40s and 50s out the door.

let's check in with the weather bug network. veterans memorial school is 51 degrees now. not bad as the kids head out the door. you will need the fall jacket. 54 at logan airport. a lot of 40s in the suburbs, though. and there are high, thin, cirrus clouds in place now. but we will see clearing that comes in. the south coast may have the today. they come ahead of the rain to the south, virginia, north carolina, back to georgia, alabama and the florida panhandle, but this moisture is going to sail to our south as that front pushes off the coastline. we don't have to worry about precipitation today. no weather-related issues. high pressure builds in. tomorrow will be another bright and beautiful day after rain and snow showers in northern maine early tomorrow morning. wednesday, the high builds overe overhead. temperatures in the 60s. by november standards, it's not much better than this.

cooler through the middle part of the week. boston, beverly, sunshine, 60 in keane. lower to middle 60s here in bristol county, norfolk county, as well. clear skies tonight. 46 degrees. upper 30s in the coolest suburbs with a near calm wind, so a cooler start tomorrow morning, but what a rebound, mostly sunny and mild. temperatures in the upper 60s with a light southwest breeze. mid-60s on wednesday with sunshine. thursday, more clouds, still mild, though, could be a few showers by late thursday evening and night. they may linger into early friday. that's another surge of warm air. not bad to start the weekend? . morning clouds on saturday. around 50 on sunday.

national rake your lawn week, right? >> with this weather, yes. >> can't worm out of it. two accidents on 93 southbound. one of the accidents was in wooburn. three cars involved there. state police did a great job getting the vehicles off to the side quickly, but the backup is bumper-to-bumper in wilmington. then 495, that's backed up to pelham street. checking the south now, a crash in brockton made a mess of 24 northbound. watch out for a disabled vehicle in needham just before highland avenue. 6:47 now on your monday morning. our top stories, a star for the everett high school football team is recovering after he was stabbed just hours after the team won. >> running back marvin fedna was stabbed in the back on broadway saturday night. the herald reports he was trying to help someone who was being attacked.

fedna underwent surgery and is expected to survive. he scored the winning touchdown john's parental. it is not believed the stabbing had anything to do with the game. the revere team once falsely identified as a suspect in the boston marathon bombings is speaking out about his experience. salah was 17 when he was -- when the new york post put him and a friend on its front page. he and his friend in the photo were never linked to the investigation. he's now a fitch burg state university student and will discuss the case on thursday. burlington police hope this surveillance video leads them to the three men who vandalized a mosque. the incident happened early yesterday morning. the vandals were wearing halloween masks as they ran back and forth from their car, which was a white crown victoria. three sides of the islamic center in burlington were spray painted in red letters, spelling out usa, they also

and the royals are now the kings of baseball. they scored two in the ninth and five in the twelfth for a 7- 2 victory. kansas wins the second world series ever in five games. the royals came in behind in all four world series wins. perez was voted the mvp. this is their first title in 30 years. an e. coli outbreak at a popular mexican restaurant chain. and new details this morning about the deaths of an endangered sea turtle off the

welcome back. it is 6:52. a fast food chain closed all restaurants in oregon and washington state because of an e. coli scare there. chipotle shut down 43 restaurants until they figure out the source of the e. coli contamination. 22 people got sick from e. coli. about a third of them had to go to the hospital. 17 had eaten at chipotle in the past few weeks. open enrollment is under way for the state's health connector insurance. state officials except a smooth rollout. two years ago, people had problems signing up because of web site glitches. most problems were fixed last year, but there were still issues. the state holmes the third time is the charge charm. the man who inspired the ice bucket challenge is raising

hundreds ran in beverly yesterday in the inaugural pete brady road race. pete's father says this race and the park it will benefit will be a lasting memorial to his son. >> all the accolades that pete's ever got, the globies award, the french con, the sports illustrated awards, this will be a permanent structure for his lasting memory. >> the money raised will benefit pete's park,a playground to be enjoyed by people of all abilities. an endangered sea turtle off the cape died after getting tangled in gear. he had tearing on the left front flipper. she also had a two-foot section out. this is the largest type of reptiles in the world. it is 6:53 on your monday morning. here's a look at cbs this morning. >> let's check in with charlie

>> good morning, chris and kathryn. ahead this morning, we're in egypt with the latest on the russian planecraft. and we'll talk about the attorney general after last night's "60 minutes" piece on the heroin epidemic. see you at 7:00. >> thank you, charlie. up next twhairks no treat for a sports anchor. the trick on camera and who was

looks like notre dame was just getting it. . [ laughter ] >> oh, god! a sports anchor gets the fright of his life all on camera. >> yep, narrating the football game between notre dame there. is that herb street? >> oh. >> yes. yep. so funny. >> that's pretty scary. >> you said, oh, i wish i could do that to you. >> i would freak out! >> i would freak out, too. >> i got you good on thursday or friday. >> he hid around the corner, i couldn't see him coming out.

he went happy halloween and i screamed! >> you screamed! it was great. >> it's going to be a nice week. enjoy it, right? >> it's going to be so warm, in the 60s for several days, dry in the middle part of the week. the only chance of showers is thursday night into friday. the only day that's cool is on sunday. temperatures will be around 50. past the gillette stadium. awesome weekend. monday motivation, absolutely. >> thank you very much, danielle. cbs this morning is next here on wbz. we'll psi you back here in 25 minutes for a local news update.