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i like to call it the broken record this week. >> it's a great record. >> it's like the platinum record over there. >> 70s today. i totally get what you are saying. it's been such an awesome stretch of weather. temperatures are still going to be well above average here. 54 in boston right now. to put that in perspective, the normal high temperatures is in the mid-50s. southwest wind right now 12 miles per hour. we do have some 30s and 40s on the map. 36 in keene. it's one of the colder spots, but a lot of us are running in the 40s and 50s as you are stepping out this morning. there is a little bit of fog, too. notice logan airport at 5 miles. when you get back along the south coast, that's thicker and a dense fog advisory. it's been issued along 8:00 a.m. along the south coast for pockets of visibility that will

other than that the fog will gradually burn off and lift from mid to late morning. as sun breaks out it will be mik mixed with clouds today. sunrise at 6:22. 68 degrees by lunchtime. topping out in the lower 70s today. there may be an isolated shower along the south coast as we head into the ride home with the middle 60s. we'll take you to the end of the week and talk about the weekend, you guys. we begin with breaking news out of worcester this morning. there is a report of a body car. firefighters were called out to swan avenue to extinguish a car fire last night. they discovered what appears to be a body inside. this is on a dirt road in a remote area of worcester. now investigating. nicole jacobs is on the scene and will have a live report coming up. the discovery of worcester came just a day after investigators found another burned body in bridgewater.

police have two big questions. who is she and who did this. late thursday night, residents saw an suv on the train tracks near oak street. she called 911. when police arrived, they found a human body still burning. the unidentified woman's hands and feet were tied. investigators believe she was killed by someone else and dumped on the tracks. >> everyone's very shooken up. many people have lived here for 40, 50 years or more. they are just not used to something like this even being a possibility. >> that is so scary. that really is scary. >> police do not believe the killing was random. we're following developing reports out of new york this morning. a small plane registered out of new hampshire crashes in the water in queens. crews recovered one body from the wreckage there. overnight. the plane is believed to be a philadelphia to maine. we'll bring you more

information as it comes into the wbz news room. also developing, u.s. and british intelligence officials say an isis bomb likely brought down that russian plane that crashed in egypt. this morning, some flights in precaution. what can you tell us, bree? >> reporter: kathryn, 224 people died when the airliner crashed last weekend. a u.s. official says a youtube video appears to show the moment the plane took off and later when it began tumbling to the ground. according to the official, the person recording the video seemed to know that something was about to happen. the british government says a bomb caused this. >> we have concluded that there is a significant possibility that that crash was caused by an explosive device on board the aircraft. >> reporter: at least part of that conclusion is based on this recording. the isis affiliate in the sinai

say "we did not take the plane down." u.s. officials also say tonight that intercepted communications by the terror group indicate they were behind the attack. >> this is a very troubling development that they've been able to get into a russian passenger jet. >> reporter: wbz security expert ed davis says this attack could be retaliation against russian air strikes in syria. >> the russian government will have to respond. >> reporter: u.s. and russian officials, meantime, are stressing it's still too early to rule on a cause. egyptian authorities did recover the plane's black boxes and say the cockpit voice recorder is damaged and will take weeks to recover the data. cnn reports new intelligence suggests someone at the airport in egypt put a bomb on that plane. the fallout has begun. the head of the airport has been replaced. many flights are grounded leaving several tourists trapped.

it is 4:35 right now. boston sports teams are paid big money for patriotic tributes during games. a new congress at report reveals how much our local teams got for them. new england patriots were paid $700,000 for the defense department for recognizing army national guard soldiers at home games. that was the second highest amount paid to any sports team. the bruins got $280,000, celtics $195,000 and red sox received $100,000. all of that money for gestures to our troops. the report released yesterday by senators mccain and lake slammed practice that they call paid patriotism. >> when you see activities like this that people assume when they go to games are paid for out of the goodness of their heart by the owners and teams and then to find out the taxpayer is paying for it, it cheapens the whole lot.

would prohibit the so-called paid patriotism. $53 million was spent on this. most of the money was for legitimate recruiting marketing. this morning, a driver is blaming solar glare for a deadly crash. two women were hit by this black nissan as they used a crosswalk in westbrook line yesterday. both women were thrown into the street. one of them in her 70s died from her injuries. witnesses on the scene tell wbz the driver said the sun was to blame and she never saw the women. >> every time you drive down this street, you can't see. the sun, it's hard to see anyway. so you can't see the people. >> this particular intersection does not have a traffic light or walk signals, and residents say it's dangerous. so far, the driver has not been charged. the other pedestrian is in serious condition. jury selection resumes this morning in the trial of a danvers teen accused of

a judge ruled yesterday that phillip chism is competent to stand trial. he's charged with raping and murdering colleen ritzer at danvers high in 2013. the trial was recently put on hold so the 16-year-old could have a mental health evaluation. building a $6 million casino will present their plan today. they say it will bring in 4 million visitors to the area every year. state regulators fear it could become oversaturated with a tribal casino in taunton and slots parlor in plainville. also today, the gaming commission is expected to offer advice on how to regulate the fantasy sports industry. campaign 2016 now. carly fiorina is expected to file paperwork to officially get her name on the ballot. also campaigning today in the

granite state, ohio governor john kasich. he'll visit portsmouth, durham, and london dairy today and file paperwork in concord tomorrow. new jersey governor chris christie will spend the next three days in the area today. he files his paperwork tomorrow and will be in portsmouth on saturday. donald trump's lead in new hampshire may be in some trouble. a new poll from wbur shows both trump and ben carson losing ground while marco rubio's numbers are going up. the florida senator is up nine points since the last poll in september. today, the trump campaign will begin airing its first radio ads in three states, including new hampshire. it is 4:39 right now. coming up on wbz this morning, under the microscope. >> the new investigation under way after it was redeveloped that the officer's death was an elaborate suicide. >> it is the end of the road for city sports.

how long will have you to scoop up any sales. >> a little bit of christmas is arriving in boston today. we have the scoop on this year's faneuil hall treat.

the end is near for city sports. the boston-based company will start a going out of business sale on friday, and soon afterwards, shut down its doors for good in all 26 locations. city sports opened its first store in massachusetts on mass ave. in 1983. >> that's a little sad. >> yeah. netflix is trying to help parents get their kids to bed, and a steal for taco bell lovers today. >> plus, a retailer closing its doors over slumping sales. good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, chris and kathryn. retail giant target is closing 13 stores. target says it isn't taken lightly and usually follows years of falling profits. eligible workers have the option of transferring to other stores. there are 1800 targets nationwide. nasa is hiring. there are currently 47 active nasa astronauts.

they are looking for the next generation of space pioneers possibly to put boots on mars. netflix has help for parents who have trouble getting their kids to turn off the tv and go to bed. netflix launched five-minute bedtime videos based on the animated series dino-truck. they are short and perfect for the kids who beg for one more show. regardless of which team you were pulling for in the world series, this morning, everyone can score free breakfast. taco bell is giving away free crunch wraps until 11:00 a.m. they are making good on its promise. chris, kathryn? >> free breakfast. who doesn't like that? i don't even know where there is a taco bell close by. >> i'll tell you on break. >> i should note it starts at 7:00 a.m. so that's when you go off the

air so you are in the clear. >> fantastic. the weather, right, is unseasonably warm, but winter and christmas is already on the way to boston. >> we have proof that the faneuil hall christmas tree will arrive this afternoon. this is video from last year. this year's norwegian spruce will light up boston straight through the new year with 30,000 sparkling lights thanks to the faneuil hall marketplace merchants association. this is a reminder, too, wbz is a proud sponsor. we'll be bringing you the city's first tree lighting of the season. the blueman group, boston light up boston. join us saturday, november 21st at 7:00 p.m. it will be here before you know it right here on wbz immediately following college football. >> that's actually really funny because we set that same exact date to put up the christmas tree. >> you did? >> you do?

>> wow, look at you. it's early. >> i know. you know, thanksgiving and then you know? >> i love your christmas spirit. >> the tree usually comes and then it pours and rains when the tree is delivered, so this is great news weather-wise. the next few mornings, we've have a waning crescent moon. there's an obscured view for some of us, and otherwise, it's bright in the sky with a nice, beautiful sight out there. half a mile visibility in providence. there are patches in between that have locally dense fog. dense fog advisories are up until 8:00 a.m. 54 degrees in boston right now. 57 in taunton.

it is a mild start. we do have cooler readings. north and west of town, it's 39 in nashua. manchester, jaffrey, fitchburg this morning. mild mid-50s along the south shore, cape and islands running 50 to 55 degrees. 56 on the vineyard and nantucket. skies cleared above the fog. once the fog burns off mid to late morning for most of us, we are in for partial sunshine and a mild day. not a whole lot of action directly to our west. we do have rain and snow in parts of colorado this morning. this front, actually, is going to bring us a threat for showers as we head into the latter portion of the day tomorrow, and some lingering clouds to start the weekend. so today, it is a wind coming in from the south-southwest. we get a couple of showers isolated by the evening commute along the south coast and cape cod. most of us will be dry today. temperatures come up into the low 70s. heading into our friday, a couple of morning showers, not a big deal.

more of a nuisance than anything. i think it will be widely scattered tomorrow morning. the sun breaks out and we approach record highs. 70 to 75 degrees for high temperatures tomorrow afternoon. an evening shower may come through, and then saturday morning, the front's still nearby. so i think we get lingering clouds, but saturday should be dry with cooler air coming through. 71 in the city of boston. a lot of spots in the low 70s. overnight tonight, our temperatures will be warmer the year. 55 to 60. 74 in boston. 70 in worcester would tie it. 60s on saturday. we start to turn cooler, mostly sunny on sunday. a crisp, fall air moves pack in. tuesday could be a couple of showers tuesday night into wednesday of next week. dies, back to you. 4:48 right now. a passenger who was caught on

in california is now apologizing. 32-year-old benjamin golden says he is extremely remorseful. he has been fired from his job and now faces criminal charges. the driver is also suing him. video of the assault went viral with more than 2 million views on youtube. 4:49 is the time. case not closed. the family of an illinois police officer who committed suicide is now part of a criminal investigation. bree is back with the secrets surfacing. >> reporter: 6500 pages of text messages from lieutenant gliniewicz, 40,000 e-mails and thousands of pages of financial records point to years of embezzling money and two other people schemed with him. seen here in the days following his death, the lieutenant's widow and one of his four sons are now under investigation for misspending public funds. a village audit was about to

police explores program that he had been praised for running. on september 1st, hundreds of police officers searched for three cop killers. when they discovered a pepper spray can and open baton and lieutenant shot by his own gun, the media pounced on investigators for their handling of the case. >> reporter: you need to answer the question. >> i'll answer the question if you give me a chance. >> reporter: please do so honestly because we've been misled. >> our intention was nerver to mislead the public. we completely believed from day one that this was a homicide. >> reporter: the coroner ruled the death a suicide and signs that once praised the officer have been taken down or rewritten with messages of disgust. fund-raisers for the official's family have been canceled and the 100 club that provides money to fallen police officers is asking the gliniewiczs to

return $15,000 given to them. >> thank you very much, bree. >> the mbta taking on oldman winter. >> the new equipment they'll have to fight off any snow that heads our way. >> new research comparing breast-feeding with formula. what they are saying about certain health conditions. stay with us. every sip. the taste uniquely dunkin'. each cup uniquely you. brewed fresh because it's not just any coffee. it's your coffee, your dunkin'.

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found inside of a burned out car. firefighters were called out to swan avenue to extinguish a car fire and discovered the body inside. we'll have a live report coming up at the top of the hour. also developing in new york, a small plane registered to new hampshire crashes off the coast of queens. crews recovered one body. dive crews searched the water overnight. it is believed to be a two- seater heading from philadelphia to portsmouth, new hampshire. the mbta has a plan to avoid another winter like last year. the snow fighter is equipped with a snow thrower and the national guard expects to have all hands on deck before the snowfall. >> when we snow the storm is coming, people will be here before the snow.

people will be put in position before the snow starts so that they won't be traveling from home when it's snowing. >> it's not a day that goes by that we don't think about snow. >> that's a lot of snow thinking there. they are deploying nearly 50 pieces of new equipment to fight winter. breast-feeding is still best for babies but there's one health concern it can't prevent. new research says children who are breast fed are just as likely to develop asthma, eczema and food allergies. there was no difference in allergy rates between those who have breast milk and those who had formula. the final hunger games movie premieres in germany. "mocking jay part 2" is based

suzanne colins. luke bryan is once again entertainer of the year, but chris stapleton won for new artist, male vocals and album of the year. miranda lambert won female vocalist of the year pore the sixth time. >> wow. >> danielle niles is a country fan, too. i wonder if she watched. good news for the football player suspended over what he

a high school football player who was suspended for praising god will be suiting up. >> fredo says he wasn't -- pedro says he wasn't taunting when he pointed to the sky in the end zone. league officials conferred. he'll play. >> i'm glad. there was a lot of outrage from that. top stories, traffic and weather are ahead right here on wbz news this morning. >> the news at 5:00 starts right now. at 5:00, a body found worcester. right now. >> developing this morning, why investigators now believe isis is responsible for that deadly plane crash in egypt.

>> plus, a pedestrian hit and