yoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyo good morning, everyone. bright and early on this saturday, november 7. we're glad you're waking up with us. i'm kerry connolly. it's beautiful out there. it's a beautiful sky. the moon ever so bright over boston. saw some twitters on -- saw some pictures on twitter, too. >> i look at the sky because i want to know what the weather is.

we're just focusing on the wheel. >> not a bad weekend overall. we keep is mainly dry. temperatures starting off in the 50s and 60s. boston 62. 52 norwood. 57 plymouth. even right around right 60 degrees hyannis, chatham. a pleasant start to the day. no rain. we only have a few thin high level clouds out there over boston. and some clearing skies between hartford and the mass pike. it will be partly sunny for the rest of today. we don't expect heavy showers unless you're on the cape and islands. then you might see a sprinkle, a brief shower. a breeze from the west with temperatures slightly cooler than the last couple of days. we'll keep high temps right around 60 degrees. cooler day for sunday, even compared to what we'll have today. then we keep is dry but for how long? i'll have the answer coming up in the seven-day forecast.

>> pamela, thank you. i heard "help," a bone chilling yell that no one ever wants to hear. that's when it got here. >> a wbz exclusive. a father and son jump into life saving action. from the water. julie loncich has itself interview you will only see here -- the interview you will only see here. >> it's a bone chilling call for help. >> reporter: it's this past tuesday night. 10:01 to be exact. >> we realized right away there was trouble. >> reporter: when father and son heard the cries in quincy bay more than half a mile from their north weymouth home. sam ran to get the life jackets anded to his mother to call for hem-- >> and told his mother to call for help. >> i just saw two heads. i saw the boat was already under. then it popped up for a minute. he tried to climb up it and

vertical thing. >> reporter: two men in their 30s were in serious trouble. in. >> i tried to talk some sense into him, tell them i was there to help them, calm them down. >> reporter: chuck loaded one man on to the bow, the one on to the stern and started back to shore. tonight. >> reporter: somehow they were finally in reach for help. crews rushed the victims to the hospital and chuck amazingly just walked home, although since that time i think he's gotten the picture. yeah. you know, i only try to do what i hope others will do for me. >> reporter: these two victims quite obviously weren't wearing life jackets. they were in pretty rough shape when taken away by ambulance. the brown family only knows their fir names.

see how they're doing. in weymouth, julie loncich, wbz this morning. police are looking for a man who touched an 11-year-old girl inappropriately. he apologized but that is not doing anything to calm parents' fears. >> reporter: 9:00 in the morning on the way to the school bus stop an 11-year-old says a man grabbed her from behind. i spoke with the woman who knows her but does not want to be identified. intelligent. she just let other people know about it which is smart because something about it. >> reporter: the girl reported she turned around. away. the woman who knows her says there was no way the man thought the girl was older than a child. >> it's concerning as a parent with children now you can't let your kids outside because you're afraid something's going to happen. >> reporter: police searched the area around one gavin way but did not find the guy. parents are concerned not only is the man still out there but

of people were around. >> so blatant about it to come out here when they're going to school to do something like that? it's scary. >> i can't say what i want to say on camera, you know what i mean. there's no need of that really. i hope they find the guy. >> reporter: the girl described her attacker as white or light skinned between 5'7" and 5'8" and in his early 20s. in south boston, wbz this morning. a gymnastics coach has turned himself into police. he's accused of sexually assaulting one ever his young athletes. he assaulted a child at u.s.a. ninja challenge. kids are never left alone with instructors but he's on leave till the case is resolved. parents we spoke with said they never seen this coming. >> it's good exercise, a great place. i'm very surprised to hear about it. >> he will be back in court next month.

in the meantime he's barred from working or volunteering with any children. a former uber driver has pleaded not guilty to charges he attacked four women in boston over four years. alejandro done is already serving 10 to 12 years in prison convicted of a raping -- of raping a woman last year. the d.n.a. connects him with attacks in 2006 and 2010. the mashpee school district superintendent is on indefinite leave accused of breaking into a student's home. on thursday brian hyde pleaded not guilty to trespassing charges. police say he broke into the home to see if the student really lived there. aaron hernandez and his defense team got a setback in his double murder trial. the judge has rejected a request to throw out evidence seized from an suv he drove the night he killed two men in south end.

police have made an arrest in the murder of a woman found burned inside a car in worcester. right now thomas hoe hogan is charged with lying to police about his relationship with the -- thomas hogan is charged with lying to police about his relationship with the police. the woman's name has not been released. first an explosion and complete silence. investigators in the deadly russian plane crash says the black box proves the crash was no accident. that information only confirms early american and british intelligence pointing towards terrorism. in its analysis of the video, france, too, says everything is fine 24 minutes into the flight. then in a second there is a blackout and no more voices heard on the cockpit voice recorders. convincing investigators there was a bomb on board. aviation analysts say if there was a mechanical issue, there would have been more data to it not just a sudden blackout.

department of homeland security is expanding screening of items and people behind the seejs. fishes say -- scenes. officials say the efforts will focus on commercial flights bound from the u.s. to certain overseas airports in the region. now to a developing story. to police officers facing -- two police officers facing murder charges in the shooting death of a 6-year-old little boy. norris greenhouse and derek stafford fired at least 18 rounds at an unarmed man and his son following a chase on tuesday night in central louisiana. 6-year-old jeremy martis died of multiple gunshot wounds still buckled into the front seat of his dad's suv. his father was shot in the head and is in critical condition. investigators would not release any details about why the officers were chasing the suv. two other officers involved in the chase have not been charged. looks like national grid wants to charge you more for electricity. the utility's proposed increase

would raise the average bill about $9 per month according to "the boston globe." national grid says it is to make up for inflation, growing other expenses. the good news is if there is any you it start setting aside the extra money now because the utility needs state approval to raise rates, a process that could take up to a year. that's not itself only thing going -- the only thing going up. a a look at what -- a look at what a price hike could do to the girl scouts' biggest fund- raiser. next up in the tech minute, three things to know about owning a drone. >> and we'll take a look at some of the weather watcher reports. temperatures running very mild compared to where we should be this time of the year. denise from plymouth has 54 degrees.

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there are maps available on the week. you'll also have to register your drone. the u.s. department of transportation will soon require that drone owners file their ownership in a national registry. details and guidelines on how you can do that will become available at the end of november. time to fly. drones are -- not always a good time to fly. drones are lightweight and don't have a ton of power. you should only fly a drone when the conditions are clear and the wind is calm. 5:14 right now. things. she's always daring me. do it. do it. >> it's only 5:15 in the morning. >> i'm not getting crazy just yet. aim still on nyquil from last night. >> exactly. we're still looking at a good day? mostly dry. more clouds.

>> that's the big change you'll notice. our high temps will match the temperatures right now. we'll be in the 50s and 60s all afternoon. it feels great out there to start off the day. we're tracking that drought monitor as well. it comes out every thursday morning from the u.s. drought monitor. i want to keep you posted on this. we didn't have basically any rain this week. it really depended on where you -- where you're set up. boston 8.3 inches of rain. below normal since january 1. we have moderate drought conditions developing right around the boston area but downtown abnormally dry conditions technically. areas in brown urpd the moderate -- under the moderate drought. this just touches the eastern side of boresster. we'll -- of worcester. we'll continue to keep you posted. not a lot of rain in the forecast the next several days. the next chance of widespread rain comes in at the end of your seven day. wind from the west at 12 miles per hour. dew point very low. 44 degrees there.

temps also in the 50s or 60s. 60 taunton. worcester reporting 55 degrees. you might want maybe a light jacket as you head out. comfortable today. cooler than yesterday's high of 73 degrees in boston. we only click back to the lower 60s by noon. degrees. areas elsewhere will also see the upper 50s and lower 60s. we had a little bit after front move through and the wind direction has changed. coming from the west today keeping temperatures in the 50s and 60s, even to the southeast here. maybe some middle 60s but that's about it. taunton 64 degrees. chatham 59. nantucket 63. the farther south you go that's where we expect more cloud coverage throughout the afternoon. lows tonight back in the 30s for some, especially where we get some good clearing to the north and west. boston 43. and a lot of lower 40s once you get farther to the south and east. as we look ahead to your game day forecast for the pats, on sunday kickoff time 52 degrees.

breezy, crisp. a beautiful fall feel. definitely a football field. pats victory, 46 degrees. hour-by-hour forecast for the next couple of days, i want to show you the cloud coverage, especially along the south coast, the cape, the islands. we anticipate a couple of sprinkles this afternoon and through this evening. then overnight tonight we'll continue to clear things out becoming partly cloudy to mostly clear for sunday morning. then tons of sunshine for sunday afternoon. we'll keep it dry for you. keep it sunny for the next several days as well. here's the seven-day to break it all down. sunday 57. 58 on monday. back to the lower 60s tuesday and wednesday. we're still dry. thursday a chance for rain 58. a few showers early friday with 55. pretty consistent, though, kerry. >> check out this moon. the consensus in the control room, although they're half a sleep, they're thinking that's venus. >> it is.

little bit higher than the moon and mars is in there, too, but it's so faint. >> that looks like a picture out of a story book. that's such a beautiful shot. thank you, pamela. economists say a price hike won't stop people from buying girl scout cookies, even a 25% price hike. that was the big announcement earlier this week. the birl scout council -- the girl scout council in eastern mass and california both say they're raising the prices by $1 to $5 a box. girls apparently enjoy the fund- raiser but weren't seeing enough revenue. an economist at columbia business school tells "forbes" magazine there's a lot of social pressure to buy girl scout cookies because they support a good cause which means customers are unlikely to balk at the price. it's so true. you feel guilty buying one box so you buy five boxes. coming up the reviews are

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wind picks up and we have a minor system moving through. more dry conditions the next several days. tracking the next chance for rain coming up later on in your seven-day forecast. kerry? >> thank you. campaign 2016. a defiant ben carson facing the toughest questions yet in his can deas. candidacy. the republican presidential candidate claiming heat for claims he received a full scholarship to west point. the thing is tuition at the military academy is free in exchange for serving in the army. >> there is a desperation on behalf of some to try to find a way to tarnish me because they have been looking through everything. they have been talking to everybody i've ever known. there's got to be a scandal. there's got to be some nurse he's having an affair with. they are getting desperate. >> political magazine was first to report the discrepancy and was quickly criticized by the carson campaign. the website says it stands by its story. the holidays are already

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es. good morning, everybody. it is 5:30. we're glad you're waking up with us. i'm kerry connolly along with pamela gardner. looks like a great day ahead. >> beautiful temperatures. a little cooler but finally back to fall. some people not too fond of the warm temperatures. record breaking highs for some folks yesterday. 60s today. then some 50s for those highs tomorrow. temperatures right now actually very close to where we will be this afternoon. 62 in boston. 52 norwood. 57 million mowpt. right around 60 degrees for most of the cape and islands. a few sprinkles passing through

nantucket but other than that the clouds will hang around the south coast. the rest of us having partly sunny conditions throughout the day. day planner 58 degrees. light breeze from the west. then we fall back into the lower 50s by 5:00. sunset tonight 4:30 p.m. coming up in just a bit, a cooler day for sunday. we continue to stay dry for quite some time. tracking the next chance for rain in your seven-day forecast. >> pam remark thank you. right -- pamela, thank you. right now a look at some of a weymouth -- stories. a weymouth father and son are being credited with saving the lives of two men. chuck and sam brown heard cries for help in quincy bay. they used a neighbor's kayak and paddled out to pull the men out of the water. hospital. they were suffering from hypothermia and shock. parents and police in south boston are on alert now after a assaulted her. it happened yesterday morning on gavin way. the 11-year-old says the man

walked away the girl says the man apologized. two police officers are facing murder charges in the shooting death of a little 6- year-old boy. investigators say 23-year-old norris greenhouse and 32-year- old derek stafford fired at least 18 rounds at an unarmed man and his son following a chase on tuesday night in central louisiana. 6-year-old jeremy martis died of multiple gunshot wounds. his father was shot and is in critical condition now. there have been no details about why the officers were chasing the suv in the first place. new this morning a big step forward in the fight against ebola. sierra leone and africa has disease. it's been 42 years since the last ebola case was reported, but the outbreak killed almost 4,000 people in the sierra leone over the past 18 months. guinea.

once again in a less than flattering light. "spotlight" is open in limited release focusing on "boston globe"'s reporting of the clergy sex abuse scandal and coverup. one survivor came to boston all the way from dublin, ireland to see the scene. one man was abused by two priests who have since moved to another country. he says the movie does a good job telling the story of how "globe" reporters uncovered the story but he doesn't want to forget about survivors. >> i'm hoping that as of this movie, obviously the one -- obviously one, worldwide people will understand what boston went through. the dedication of the survivor groups put in to making sure this story got told. >> he said he flew here

dublin. the supreme court will once again be taking up the issue of forcing employers to pay for contraception. this will be the fourth time controversial aspect of obama >> reporter: the supreme court is taking up the obama care birth control mandate again. this case is a sequel of sorts to the hobby lobby case which forced the obama administration to expand that groups do not have to comply with the law's requirements to provide birth control but some religious organizations including one called little sisters of the poor argue the new rules don't go far enough to protect their religious freedom. even if though outsource birth control providing they're still oppose. this will be the fourth time high court. a good samaritan is getting

lobsterman who jumped into the water off of his burning boat. the 28-foot vessel went up in flames off crane beach in ipswich friday morning and sank soon after. the lobsterman jumped right off to escape the flames. the good samaritan says he's just happy that everyone is okay. >> reporter: you ever save a guy from the water before? >> no, first time. felt pretty good. >> the lobsterman did have a fire extinguisher on board but it wasn't enough. he got into a survival suit before he jumped into the water which likely saved his life. there are renewed domestic violence issues for the n.f.l. and greg harty of the dallas cowboys. police photos have been released taken the night his ex- her. we warn you these pictures are a bit difficult to seat. -- to see. a judge found harty guilty of domestic assault last year. but when he appealed to a full jury trial, the former

and the case was thrown out and dallas cowboys owner jerry jones said last night the team had not seen the photos before signing harty to a $13 million contract. jones also released a statement saying in part, we do not condone domestic violence. jones goes on to say we have given greg a second chance. he served a four-game suspension to start the season. he made news again for saying he couldn't wait to see tom brady's wife gisele in the stands. happening this morning, an historic meeting in singapore. the president of china and taiwan are holding a face-to- face meeting. it's the first time the leaders from two of those countries have met since they separated after a bloody civil war in 1949. both sides have said no agreements would be signed at the meeting and they would discuss ways to find peace. president obama is shutting down the keystone oil pipeline project ending a seven-year political saga.

controversial proposal saying it would not lower gas prices, add long-term u.s. jobs or make the u.s.a. a greener country 67 the project would have moved canadian crude to refineries on the gulf coast. the white house says the project would have undercut efforts by the administration for a global climate change deal. serena williams has been celebrated as a crime fighter. now police want her to file a report with them. she chased after a man who grabbed her cell phone while she was dining at a san francisco restaurant. video shows her confronting the man on the street. san francisco police say they would like williams to report the theft so they can find out if they're dealing with a serial phone thief. who would mess with serena williams, seriously? saying the patriots are playing well is saying people will probably watch the super bowl. what the team is doing to keep its deflategate victory tour alive. >> another big game tomorrow. it looks like temperatures will

for today a milder forecast compared to sunday. cooler compared to yesterday. on our way to high temperatures in the 60s right now. starting off right around 60 degrees for some. larry supercentreville e. -- larry centreville e-mailed me and said it was a beautiful 58 degrees. before we take a break, what is the latest date on record that boston has reached 80 degrees? october 30? november 10?

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good morning, everyone. tomorrow the patriots will play their fourth game in a 19-day stretch when they host the redskins at gillette stadium. to this point you couldn't be more pleased with the results. tough wins over the colts and jets before blowing out miami last thursday to improve to 7-0 on the season. tom brady has been leading the way. phenomenal through seven games. 20 touchdowns, one interception. the receiving crew hope to keep things rolling tomorrow against the 3-4 redskins.

>> truly any given sunday, they get paid too. they'll be coming out here and playing their hardest. i mean, it's an n.f.l. team. it's not like you can just slap it out there and think you're going to win. these guys are professionals and, you know, they have a coaching staff that's working hard. we've got to do everything we can to do what we have to do. >> once again we've got you covered. patriots game day at 11:30. check out our 5th quarter post- game show over on my tv3. devon mccordy court side. what a show. step. gets the lay-in. had an 18-point lead and put up 40 points in the first quarter. end of the half, boston with the turnover. watch this. steals it right back. nice job there. puts it in. boston up 72-49 at the break.

from his knees ahead to thomas. the breakaway layup. sellics -- celtics up. they crews to their second win of the season. harvard and yale on the ice, a 2-1 lead late in the 3rd period. gets through the five hole and the home crowd loving it. however, under a minute to go and yale quiets those fans with a goal. tough one for harvard as it ends in a 2-2 tie. high school football last night, everett looking for another win as an eight seed in the division one north facing peabody. this tight throughout. scrambling for a first touchdown. everett wins on the road 18-14. they'll take on the winner of central catholic in the division one north finals next week. congratulations to woburn rocky nelson. he gets his career 200th win

last night. that's sports for now. wbz sports. it is 5:44 right now. tank you, dan. -- thank you, dan. just going to fess up. i just put a cough drop in my mouth because pamela is going to do weather. i said, can i get away with it? will anyone notice? she said, i'm going to ask you a lot of questions. what's going on? not a bad day. it's going to get cooler. i can't believe how warm it's been. >> this dry stretch, it's ridiculous. we'll continue to keep it dry for quite some time in the seven-day forecast. temperatures cooler than the last few days. we hit the 70s again yesterday tying a couple of records. for friday's high 70 degrees in worcester. the record tied. set back in -- i can't see this. 1978. i'm walking towards the -- i can't even see it. boston, we tied the record 73 degrees set back in 1959.

say goodbye to the 07s. we have -- 70s. we have more seasonable temperatures on the way but we will keep things slightly warmer than average. the average high being 54 this time of the year. we've been well above normal the last several days and for the first week of november as we wrap it up today. we anticipate temperatures to be slightly above average. returning 11 degrees above normal so far. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. a comfortable start to your morning in boston with 62. worcester 55. keene also 55. nashua close to 60 and also in lawrence. hour-by-hour forecast we'll go into the 60s for the rest of this morning here. and then we'll hold at 60 degrees this afternoon. 2:00 p.m. 60 degrees. partly sunny skies throughout the day. and highs today will actually be in the 60s, right around that 60-degree mark. overnight tonight we fall back to 41 degrees getting more crisp and cool. partly cloudy skies with a breeze. the wind picks up from the northwest with gusts up to 25 miles per hour. that's indicating that a little

bit of a system will move through, not enough to kick off any rain but enough to really give us another cold shot for game day on sunday. patriots forecast looking like 52 degrees for kickoff time. but very seasonable. definitely some fall football weather. breezy, crisp, tons of sunshine and by the time the game wraps up and hopefully a patriots victory again, 46 degrees. a bit on the cool side. sunset 4:29 p.m. tomorrow night. hour-by-hour forecast the next couple of days, you notice the clouds will hang around the south kayce, the cape, the islands for this afternoon. and we could see an isolated sprinkle, maybe a passing shower off nantucket. but for the rest of us, partly sunny skies. the farther north and west you are, actually experiencing some mostly clear skies overnight. partly cloudy for the rest of us. sunday morning a clean, fresh start. cool and crisp. that's going to be the theme for the tail end of the weekend. 7:00 p.m. still looking clear. we keep it dry for quite some time in the seven-day forecast.

58 on monday with sunshine. cooler again for this week compared to this last week but average high being 54. we'll still be in the 60s for tuesday into wednesday. sun and clouds wednesday, thursday, 58. and our next best chance for some rain friday 55. weather trivia time. first question of the morning, what is the latest date on record that the temperature in boston has reached 80 degrees? >> where are my answers? there they are. all i have to do is complain once, bam. i don't know. let's go with b. >> yes, that is correct. >> nice. >> i'm shocked. >> oh, jeez, don't hold back. don't tell me how you really feel. >> november 2. >> i'm not usually right clearly. thank you, pamela. >> it was a good guess.

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no one makes a positive impact on a child like a teacher does. in this case that impact is truly life changing. jake marrazzo is only 12 years old but has to use a wheelchair to get around. one of his teachers was inspired to find a way to help him. take a look. >> i can't walk anymore. i originally could when i was little. >> reporter: 12-year-old jake is learning a lot of hard lessons about life but his approach to if is inspiring those around him. >> every morning he has a big smile. if somebody like that can be happy every single day, what do we have to complain about? >> reporter: he suffers from duchenne muscular dystrophy. >> it's like als except in children. if you can imagine watching someone you love with all your heart struggle, it's heart wrenching. >> reporter: he lost his ability to walk this year but

he's not letting that slow him down. >> it was hard to drive when i first got it. his name is panther. i named my wheelchair. i don't get sad when i see people running because i can get in my wheelchair and there i go. i'm running with them. >> reporter: the family has slowly been making the home more wheelchair accessible but the costs are challenging. they started a foundation called for jakes' sake. >> his best buddies live next door. we wanted to stay here. we decided we'll have to suck it up and figure out how to get the money for the elevator and that's what we've been doing. >> reporter: that's where his comes in. neck. >> that's where i was two years ago. i look at someone like that who is still smiling, it helps me push me more and have me take the next step. >> reporter: she's now running a half marathon for jake and is hosting a comedy show to help raise money for the family. >> i feel grateful for it. >> it's heart warming.

>> reporter: i'm paul burton, wbz news. >> what an amazing boy and a great teacher as well. if you'd like to help jake, you can go to our website cbsboston.com. still ahead this morning, it's like a trip to france. it will cost you $54 million.

it's 5:57. 1 percenters have the ability to jet set but this vincent van go landscape just sold for $54 million, so he can do it without leaving his home. sotheby's says it may be the finest to come up for awning in decades. it has the ability to instantly transport a viewer to the south of france. okay. that's amazing. here is a tidbit for art geeks. it was painted a month before

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