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mail: comments@captioncolorado.com good morning, everybody. it's 6:00. we're glad you are with us on this november 7th. i'm kerry connolly along with pamela gardner who's bringing us a nice day today. >> perfect temperatures. these next couple of days are very fall-like. not going to have the warmth we had the next couple of days. >> i cannot believe how warm it's been. >> i know. we've been very, very spoiled. 60 for today. 60 degrees in boston, though. norwood down to 50s. some areas have fallen into the lower 50s. we lost some of the daytime heat we accumulated. 59 hyannis, though. very, very mild in all spots compared to where we could be this time of the year. satellite radar picture shows that clear sky over norwood and

hour by hour, though, we'll keep it partly sunny for the rest of the day with the majority of the cloud cover along the south coast, the cape and islands. that's also where you might find a sprinkle or passing shower, especially around nantucket. temperatures later today around 60 degrees. cooler day ahead for sunday and more sunshine. plus, we stay dry for quite sometime. kerry? >> all right, pamela. thank you. i heard the words, like, "help," in the bone-chilling yell that no one ever wants to hear. that's when it got real. >> a father and son jump into life-saving action. they pulled two drowning men from the water. julie loncich has the interview you'll only see here. >> i thought it was tv downstairs but then i heard the words "help" in the bone- chilling yell that no one ever wants to hear.

>> reporter: it was this past tuesday night 10:01 when father and son heard the cries in quincy bay more than a half mile from her north weymouth home. >> i said we have to go. >> reporter: sam grabbed the life jackets and told his mother to call for help. >> reporter: he grabbed his neighbor's paddle boat and was thinking, "don't die." >> he'd try to climb up the boat and it would push down. it was this bobbing vertical thing. >> reporter: two men in their 30s were in serious trouble. >> i tried to talk sense into them and tell them i was there to help them, calm them down. >> reporter: chuck loaded one onto the bow, the other onto the stern and started back to shore. >> like, you are not going to die today. >> reporter: some way, somehow, they are finally enroute to

help. >> reporter: chuck amazingly just walked home. since that time, i think he's gotten the picture. would you do it again. >> absolutely. yeah. i only try to do what i hope others will do for me. >> reporter: these victims jackets. they were this rough shape when taken away by ambulance. the brown family only knows their fist names. they'd love to meet them to see how they are doing. morning. two police officers are facing murder charges in the shooting death of a 6-year-old little boy. investigators say 23-year-old norris green house and 32-year- old derrick 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 details about why the officers were chasing the suv. two other officers involved in the case have not been charged. police are searching for the man who touched an 11-year- old girl inappropriately. she says he apologized but that's not doing anything to calm parents' fears. >> reporter: it was not in the darkness of night, but 9:00 in the morning that an 11-year-old says a man grabbed her from behind. >> she's extremely intelligent, and she just let other people know about it, which was smart because not many kids would say something about it. >> reporter: the girl reported she turned around, the man apologized and walked away. the woman who knows her says there's no way he thought the girl was older than a child. >> it's concerning as a parent.

now you can't let your kids outside because you are afraid something's going to happen. >> reporter: police searched but did not find the guy. parents are concerned not only is the man still out there, but he went after the girl when a lot of people were around. >> so blatant about it to come out here when they are going to school and 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 in that, really. i hope they find the guy. >> reporter: the girl describes her attacker add white or light skinned between 5' 7'' or 5' 8'' and in his early 20s. a gymnastics coach has turned himself into police. he is accused of sexually assaulting one of his young police say kamran beaden assaulted a child. he was trying to help a falling child and says kids are never left alone with instructors. still, he's on leave until the

still, parents say they didn't see this coming. >> i really haven't had any -- i think it's a great place. >> beaden meantime is barred from working or volunteering with children. a former uber driver has pleaded not guilty to charges he attacked four women in boston over four years. he's already serving 10 to 12 years in prison, convicted of raping a woman last year. investigators say dna connects him with the other attacks from 2006 to 2010 in south posten and along the esplanade. >> 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 had a set basket. a judge rejected a request to throw out evidence the night he allege lid shot and killed two men. the judge also denied a request to drop a witness intimidation charge. police have made an arrest in the murder of a woman found burned inside of a car in worcester. right now, thomas hogan is charged with lying to police about his relationship with the victim. police say he is a suspect in the case and could face additional charges. the murdered woman's name has not been released. fist an explosion and then complete silence. investigators in the deadly russian plane crash say the plaque box proves the crash was no accident. that information only confirms early british and american intelligence pointing towards terrorism. in its analysis of that video, france, too, says everything is fine 24 minutes into the flight. then in a second, there is a

blackout and no more voices are 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, not just a sudden blackout. the department of homeland security is scanning the screening of items and people behind the scenes. the efforts will focus on commercial flights pound for the u.s. we hate to break it to you, going up. coming up, why you won't have to cough up extra cash right away. later, ben carson explains what he really meant when he says he earned a full scholarship at a school that free. there. hopkinton. liking the early morning light

again but the downside darkness by 4:30 p.m. sunset tonight, 4:30 p.m. on the dot. at least we'll have fall-like temperatures to get new the mood for the season here. i'll have the numbers coming up

[music] nothing like rocking in the morning to help you wake up. it's 6:13. we're glad you are waking up with us. it has been so warm i can't even believe it. shorts. >> the evenings were pleasant, too. >> yeah! i sat out on my patio and took it in because we have changes on the way. >> yeah. >> back to the season now, falling temperatures today and tomorrow. it is what it is. at least we'll keep it above normal for the end of the seven- day forecast. by above normal, though, we're not talking 70s.

those days are gone. >> good-bye. we have a few night sights out there. there bright. dawn. it will be brilliant, and jupiter just a little above that, plus mars is faintly in the background as well next to the moon money we also have the torn meteor shower that's going to peak november 12. we could see 5 to 10 meteors per hour. you might see a few shooting stars in the night sky. great, great stuff to see. boston right now, 60s. dew point much lower than yesterday. 44 degrees. yesterday afternoon, we had dew point temperatures in the lower 60s. it was muggy out there, and warm, too. completely different air mass in place and the wind has changed direction now coming from the west at 8 miles per hour, hoping to give us slightly cooler temperatures this morning. worcester 53 degrees. providence down to 53.

56 in chatham. hour by hour forecast, we stay slightly above normal for this afternoon. 54 degrees, and we'll keep temperatures in the lower 60s falling into the upper 50s later on today. we're pretty much hitting the high temperatures for this day right now. so temperatures all day long either in the upper 50s or lower 60s. 56 worcester. fitchburg 60 degrees. right around 64 in taunton. and the vineyard, 65 degrees. lows tonight back in the 40s or 30s. areas of patchy frost possibly in between the low-lying areas from the north and west. the rest of us will start to see wind gusts picking up, leading to cooler temperatures overnight tonight and for your day tomorrow. drier air in place as the wind picks up from the northwest overnight. here's 4:00 a.m. we can see winds gusting between had 35, 40 miles per hour on the islands.

are still pretty strong but starts to subside throughout game time for the patriots. at gillette stadium, 52 degrees. dark already by that time. hour by hour forecast, we want to show you that we don't expect any heavy rain for your entire weekend. we'll go through later today 5:00 p.m. pausing it there. the clouds are prominent on the south coast, the cape and islands. that's where we could squeeze out an isolated shower or even a couple of sprinkles. tonight, everything moves out. we become mostly clear. beautiful day for you sunday evening still keeping it dry and clear with more sunshine on week. sunday's high 57. mondayal degrees. tuesday 60, wednesday 61. a few more clouds, keeping it dry, though thursday into friday morning. our next best chance for the 50s. kerry? >> all right, pamela. thank you.

electricity. the utility's proposed increase would raise the average bill about $9 per month, according to the "boston globe." national grid says it's to make up for inflation, growing health care costs and other expenses. the good news is you can start setting aside the extra money now because the utilities still need state approval to raise those rates. a year. your favorite guilty than just calories. coming up, why some economists say a 25% price hike won't stop scout's honor. is it your birthday today? let's see who you share it with. christopher knight, petter brady has a birthday. wrestler king kong bundy turns

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to bosnia embarrassed her during the 2008 campaign, but she was already trailing barack obama. >> i did make a mistake in talking about it. >> reporter: a quick apology seemed to help the gaffe blow over. but joe biden's 1988 claim that he graduated in the top half of his law school class quickly refuted placing him 76 in a class of 85 was a damaging blow. biden dropped out days later. in 1983, president reagan insisted he shot footage of nazi concentration camps but later acknowledged he never left the u.s. during his military service. that didn't impede his landslide re-election the following year. >> i saw my father march with martin luther king. >> reporter: actually, while mitt romney's father was a civil rights activist, he never marched with dr. king and the

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the weekend is hereton saddle up. i'm kerr -- the weekend is here. saddle up. temps are getting back to normal. >> right. we'll get a little cooler today and tomorrow, too, will feel like fall tomorrow with the crisp, chilly temperatures. today is staying mild and above normal. we've already hit the mild temperatures for today. 60 degrees in boston. worcester 53 degrees. norwood down to 45. norwood will rebound into the 50s later on today. more 50s on the south and east and on the cape. sat late radar picture, we don't have any heavy showers popping up here, but a few clouds are rolling back into the picture here. high, thin clouds. nothing of concern and we'll be partly sunny for the rest of the day with more sunshine early in the day and by this afternoon, more clouds, especially along the south coast, cape and islands. temperatures throughout the

the wind picks up from the west and helping to funnel in the drier, cooler air. we stay dry for quite a while, too. when we might see the rain drops in that seven-day forecast. kerry? >> all right, pamela. thank you. right now a look at our top stories including a wbz exclusive. 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, so they used a neighbor's kayak and paddled out to pull two men out of the water having trouble. they were suffering from hypothermia and shock. parents are on alert after a stranger assaulted a young girl. the 11-year-old says the man grabbed her behind. as he walked away, the man apologized.

now 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 derrick safford fired at least 18 rounds at an unarmed man and his young son following a chase tuesday night in central louisiana. 6-year-old jeremy died of multiple gunshot wounds. his father was shot and is now in critical condition. there have been no details about why the officers were place. new this morning, a big against ebola. sierra leone has been declared free of the disease. it's been 42 days since the last ebola case is recorded. the outbreak killed almost months. thousands more in liberia and guinea. boston is on the big screen once again in a less than flattering light.

"spotlight" focuses on boston globe's reporting of the clergy sex abuse scandal and cover-up. one survivor came from dublin, ireland just to see the film. mark healey was abused by two different priests as a child, priests who were later moved to other countries. since then, he's made a life's work studying the effects of sex abuse. he says it does a good job telling the story, but he doesn't want to forget the survivors. >> i'm hoping that after this movie, obviously, the one worldwide people will understand more about what boston went through, the dedication and all of the bostonians and survivor groups. >> "spotlight" won't make it to ireland until january. healey said he flew here wait that long. if you want to see it, it means

the only local theater is the amc lowe's boston common. a good samaritan is getting praise for rescuing a lobsterman who jumped into the water off of his burning boat. it went up in flames friday morning and sank soon there after. the lobsterman jumped off to escape the flames. the good samaritan said he's happy everyone is okay. >> reporter: have you ever saved a guy from the water before? >> nope, first time. felt pretty good. >> reporter: the lobsterman did have a fire extinguisher on board but it wasn't enough. 6:36 now. there are renewed domestic violence issues for the nfl and greg hardy of the dallas cowboys. police photos have been released taken the night hardy's ex-girlfriend claimed he abused her. some of the pictures are difficult to see.

a judge found hardy guilty of domestic assault last year, but when he appealed to a full jury trial, the former girlfriend stopped cooperating and the case thrown out with his record expunged. jerry jones said last night the team had not seen the photos before signing hardy to a $13 million contract. jones also released a statement saying in part, "we do not condone domestic violence." he goes on to say "we have given greg a second chance. he made news again for saying he couldn't wait to see tom brady's wife giselle in the stands. president obama is shutting down the keystone oil pipeline ending the seven-year political saga. the project would have moved canadian crew to refineries on

the white house says it would have undercot the global climate change deal. a teacher is having a life-changing effect on a 12- year-old student. jake has to use a wheelchair to move around, and although his medical condition is getting worse, he doesn't dwell on it. as paul burton shows us, that's one of the reasons 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 it is inspiring those around him, especially his substitute teacher melissa. >> every morning, he always would say good morning with a big smile. i thought if somebody like that can be happy every, single day, what do we have to complain about? >> reporter: jake suffers from an illness. >> it's like als but with children. it's heart wrenching. >> reporter: jake lost his

he's not letting that slow him down. >> it's hard for me to drive it at first. his name is panther, yes, i named had im. >> reporter: the family has been throwly making the home more wheelchair accessible. they also started a foundation called for jake's sake. >> we didn't want to move. jake's best buddies live next door. so we figured we'd suck it up elevator. >> reporter: that's where jake's teacher comes in. two years ago, she suffered paralyzed. >> i look at someone like that who's still smiling, and it take that next step. >> reporter: melissa's now running a half marathon for jake and this weekend is hosting a comedy show to help raise money for the family. >> i am so grateful for it. >> reporter: paul burton, wbz

news. >> so if you'd like to help jake, you can go to our web site, cbsboston.com. well, the patriots are taking nothing for granted as they prepare to face the redskins, and the celtics put on quite a show for fans at the garden. we've got sports coming up next. pamela? >> reporter: and we have a mild start to the day. temperatures have reached the highs for this afternoon. we'll continue to click down into the upper 50s and healing the upper 50s to lower 60s for some later today with the wind from the west. trivia has to do with the moon the day. if you peek outside, you can see the moon ever so bright. the southeastern sky, and it's just starting to set with around. >> trivia time, how many days orbit?

. good morning, everyone. tomorrow, the patriots will stadium. tough winds, though, for the colts and jets before blowing out miami last thursday to

tom brady has been leading the way through seven games. 20 touchdowns, just one interception. his receiving crew hope to keep things rolling against the 3-4 redskins. >> they get paid, too. you know, they are going to be coming out here and playing their hardest. i mean, it's an nfl team. so it's not like you can slap it out there and think you are going to win. i mean, these guys are professionals. you know. they've got to coaching staff that's working hart. so we've got to do everything we can to do what we have to do. >> reporter: once again, we've got you covered coming up tomorrow. don't forget right after the game, check out the post game show over on my tv 38. >> devin mccourty court site.

what a show the cs put on. loses his defender and gets late-in. into the half, boston with the turnover. watch this, jake crowder steals it right back. puts it in, boston up 72-49 at the break. third quarter we go. more hustle from the cs. jared sullinger from his knees ahead to thomas. the break awaylayup. they had 100 points aof three quarters. cruise to the second win of the season. harvard and jail on the ice. crimson grab a 2-1 lead late in the third period. the home crowd loving it. however, under a minute to go, and yale quiets those fans with the goal. tough one for harvard as it ends in a 2-2 tie. harvard looking for another win as the eighth steed division i north. jordan mcafee scrambles for a fist round.

they'll take on the winner of central catholic andover tonight for the division i north finals next week. also, high school football, rocky nelson gets his career 200th win last night. i'm dan roche, wbz sports. pamela and you are very our sleeves. we know people don't like when we have our sleeveless on so we're breaking out the sleeves. >> it's 60s today. >> you can go halfway but soon we're going to be full. >> oh, i'm dreading it. >> no complaints. it's been awesome. >> hopefully you got to soak in the 70s. no more 70s in the seven-day forecast. we have 50s and 60s. not a lot of rain in the forecast, either which is becoming a problem. the drought monitor is updated every thursday morning.

we're now 8.3 inches of rain below normal since all the way back to january 1st in posten. we have moderate drought conditions all around the 495 belt. abnormally dry conditions downtown boston to the cape and islands. our next chance for rain is not looking like until, well, thursday of this next week. temperatures were the big story this whole week, and friday's high, at least tied a record. we didn't quite get it in worcester or boston. we tied for the record set in 78. we're 07 degrees in boost -- 70 degrees in worcester. boston right now 60 degrees with the dew point of 44 degrees. you notice it is much less humid. 58 degrees nashua. lawrence 58 degrees. that humidity is gone. a crisper feel and the crisp, cool temperatures will stick

boston will be in the lower 60s. we go up to 62 degrees and fall to 60 degrees and stay there for much of the afternoon. 2:00 p.m. still holding for 60 degrees. we've already experienced high temperatures pretty much in most spots for the day today. i think we'll still be in the 60s and 50s for the rest of the afternoon here. quite comfortable. overnight tonight, breezy, partly cloudy. the breeze from the northwest gusting up to 25 miles per hour. partly sunny skies for much of the day today. game day forecast for tomorrow, the patriots kickoff time 52 degrees, mostly sunny. breezy, crisp, beautiful, fall football weather. pats victory already dealing with the sunset. 46 degrees, though. you might want to have an extra layer once the sun sets. i want to show you the bigger picture. clouds roll back into the forecast for noon through this evening.

the farther south you live, that's where you may see the potential for a sprinkle passing by or isolated shower passing by nantucket. other than that, we're dry with mostly clear conditions, especially tonight. everyone's looking great. clear skies sunday and more sunshine sunday afternoon. then we start another completely dry stretch with more sunshine for a long time. seven-day forecast, 57 on sunday with sun. monday 58 degrees. wednesday 61. thursday into early friday, our next best chance for rain. but this is still quite a ways out. hopefully it holds true with the latest forecast model runs. we'll keep you updated throughout the week because we could use the rain. weather trivia time, here. how many days does it take for the moon to orbit the earth? what do you think? >> okay. >> so it's a guess. i don't think you'd do the .3

or .2. i don't think you'd make that up so i am going with a or b. can i say a or b? >> or a. [ cheers and applause ] >> 27.3 days. very specific on this answer. >> exactly. very interesting. all right, pamela. thank you so much. the pawsox could be moving to massachusetts. the team has been playing in pawtucket for more than 40 years, but the new owners want to relocate. one massachusetts-based nonprofit says the former wyman gordon complex in worcester could be the perfect site for a new ballpark. years. the lease ends in 2020. usually a simple handshake doesn't make headlines, but coming up, a closer look at

happening this morning, an historic meeting in singapore with a face-to-face immediating where leaders of two countries are meeting for the first time since 1949. both sides have said no agreements will be signed at the meeting and they would

discuss ways to cement peace. >> it already looks like christmas at faneuil hall so who wants to go to new york. excuse me. crews have now hoisted the christmas tree into place. the tree arrived in pennsylvania on thursday, hauled on a flatbed truck. the tree is an 85 foot tall

i'm back. 6:56. tennis star serena williams has been celebrated as a crime fighter. now police want her to file a report with them. williams chased after a man who grabbed her cell phone while she was dining at a san francisco restaurant. surveillance footage shows her confronting the man. san francisco police would like williams to report the theft so they can find out if they are thief. officers also suggest you do not follow her example for sure because you might not be as strong as serena. who would mess with serena? top stories coming up at the top of the hour. we're glad you are hanging with

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>> i still don't have a voice. everybody i talked to said, "i've had that for three weeks." >> you got a cough drop. >> i'm trying to hide it and make it not to obvious. >> but you need it. >> yeah. >> the dry air is in place for the next several days. we have another dry stretch, sunshine and temperatures milder today. 60 and 50s to start off your morning. we're going to run much cooler compared to yesterday. yesterday, we had 73 in boston. pretty much hitting the high temperature for the day right now. 58 degrees plymouth. satellite and radar composite any showers moving in. we might see a sprinkle or nantucket. partly sunny styes for the yesterday of the lay. most of the day will be spent

from the west and no additional showers moving in. in fact, a cool, crisp day in store for you sunday. how high the temperatures will get in a bit, plus how long will we stay dry in that seven- day. carry? >> thank you -- kerry? >> thank you. you heard "help" in the bone-chilling way that nobody wants to hear. that's when it got real. >> this is a story you'll only see right here on wbz. they pulled drowning men from the water. julie loncich has it. >> i thought it was tv downstairs but then i heard the words "help" in the bone- chilling way that no one ever wants to hear. that's when it got real. >> reporter: it was tuesday night, 10:01 to be exact. >> we realized right away there was trouble. >> reporter: father and son heard the cries more than a half mile from her home.

>> reporter: sam ran to get the life jackets and told his mom to call for help. >> reporter: he grabbed his neighbor's kayak and started paddling thinking all the while "don't die tonight." >> i saw two heads. the boat popped up and he'd try down. thing. >> reporter: two men were in serious trouble. hypothermia and shock set in. >> i tried to talk sense into them telling them i was there to help them. >> reporter: chuck loaded one the stern. tonight. >> you don't expect your dad to be a hero 45 minutes later. you really don't. >> reporter: chuck amazingly just walked home after the crews rushed hem to the -- them to the hospital. >> reporter: would you do it

you know, i only try to do what i hope others would do for me. >> reporter: the two victims weren't wearing life jackets. they were in rough shape when they were taken away by ambulance. the brown family only knows their fist name. they'd love to meet them to see how they are doing. julie loncich, wbz news this morning. a gymnastics coach is accused of sexually assaulting one of his young athletes. kamran beaden seen here allegedly astahl salted a child. the gym says he was trying to help a falling child and says kids are never left alone with instructors. beaden will be back in court next month. in the meantime, is he barred from working or volunteering with any children. parents and police in south boston are on alert after a girl claim as stranger assaulted her. it happened yesterday morning on gavin way. the 11-year-old says the man grabbed her behind. as he walked away, the girl

a former uber driver has pleaded not guilty to charges he attacked four women in boston over four years. he's already facing 10 to 12 years in prison, convicted of raping a woman last year. investigators say dna connected him with the other attacks in south boston and along the esplanade. now to a developing story in the shooting death of a 6- year-old boy. two police officers are charged. the two fired at least 18 rounds at an unarmed man and his young 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 him.

the chase have not been charged. fist an explosion and then complete silence. investigators in the deadly russian plane crash say the black box proves this crash was no accident. that information only confirms early american and british intelligence pointing towards terrorism. france, too, says everything is fine 24 minutes into the flight. well, then in a second, there was a black out, and no more voices were heard on the cockpit voice recorders, convincing them there was a bomb on board. if it was a mechanical issue, it would have been more data to it, not just a sudden blackout. and expanding screening of items and people on the scenes. the efforts will focus on commercial flights bound for the u.s. from certain overseas

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welcome back. we have some 70s these last several days and completely different temperatures are upon us. we have 60s and 50s for now. we're going to hold in the 60s and 50s for later this afternoon. other than a sprinkle, we keep it dry all weekend. cooler temperatures on the way. another crisp, fall-like feel with the numbers and latest seven-day forecast coming up in just a bit. kerry? childhood obesity has been on the rise in america for years. part of the problem is that many children aren't as active as they once were. the lack of exercise affects much more than a child's waist size. today we're looking at a program trying to change that, and it's called b.o.k.s., which stands for building our

joining me now is the founder and director of b.o.k.s. success. >> i have two children and both got information on this. you told me you came up with this program. tell me how you came up with the idea. >> back in 2009, i had come across a book written by dr. john raidy and he talks about in his book he is a professor of psychiatry and talks about how exercise really promotes academic learning and in as little as 20 to 30 minutes of exercise every day increases test scores by 15 to 20%. so i realize that there was a until enactivity epidemic and i said we need to take responsibility because kids, adults, we were designed to move so we need to provide that opportunity to let kids move. >> with all of the video games and apps that kids are buying now, they are spending time with the computers and ipads and all that, and they are not

getting outside for sure. works. >> so the program works where you can actually go to our web site and download the curriculum. it's completely free and can be school. it's written into lesson plans that are two to three mornings a week. anybody can run it. >> how many times do kids need to exercise in a week, let's say? >> the cdc recommends 60 minutes a day. the majority of children and adults do not get 60 minutes a day of exercise. we have created a culture of sedentary behavior. we are spectators. we are not participants. we need to reverse that. at a minimum 60 minutes a day. if we were able to bring back physical education into schools, we'll'd be able to

pains for a day of learning. a child will learn and be much more efficient if they had the opportunity to run around and play. active minds. >> what have you seen in the kids so far? >> you know, we have wonderful testimonials on a daily basis from parents, teachers, and children. we see that they are more excited to go to school, better equipped for a day of learning. attendance is up. we have on our web siestas www.bokskids.org. they are more economy and excited to be at school. they are learning better and it ends with a nutrition bit. so they are being more physically active and learning proper nutrition. we as adults exercise and

early. >> exercise is medicine. >> once again, what is your web interested? >> thank you to all of the support from everybody with the boston foundation, blue cross blue shield, the bruins, toyota and cbs health. it has become a collective impact model here money we wouldn't be able to do it without the support of everybody. so our aim is to get as many kids moving as possible. >> great job, kathleen. thank you for sharing with us.

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welcome back. at least 100 hours a week and living at work in a cooler. a local man endured those horrible, illegal conditions for two years with no compensationton it happened right here at the peabody market. the worker said he didn't think he had a choice. the owner of the market has been hit with $33,000 in fines. store employees say the business is now under new ownership. that's truly hard to believe. that is so sad. pamela, bring in the cooler weather. >> we have the big cooldown. 70s are long gone.

>> tomorrow. >> sure. >> feeling like the season with the cool, crisp air. november so far has been extremely warm, 20 degrees above normal yesterday, 73. so far for the month, we're returning 11 degrees above normal. now, i don't want to jinx anything, but when this happens after a mild november, typically, we have low snowfall amount for the season following. that's been great news. hopefully we'll get that because man, last winter, i don't want to repeat that. i know you don't, either. we will have a winter weather outlook coming up from a few weeks or so. we're getting our thoughts together and we're going to come one pay winter forecast. you'll have to tune in. temperatures in the 60s, 50s, 60 degrees in boston, very comfortable. hour by hour forecast will still be in the lower 60s and above the average high of 64 degrees.

cooling into the upper 50s. just before the sunset at 4:30. upper 50s. we're pretty much close to the highs already for today. overnight, breezy, partly cloudy. winds pick up with gusts up to 30 miles per hour. here's the forecast wind gusts. this is tonight at 4:00 a.m. there. if you have the windows open, you might get woken up by the winds. 25 mile-per-hour gusts through p-town. patriots at gillette stadium. breezy, crisp, for the pats victory, under mostly clear skies. hour by hour, the clouds thicken throughout this afternoon, especially farther to the south, south coast, cape and islands, you guys might see a shower or two. all of that disturbance moves offshore here, and we're completely clear for sunday. tons of sunshine for you.

clear. guess what? we stay dry and sunny for the first part of this next week. seven-day forecast, 60s today. sunday 57. monday 58. more 60s tuesday, wednesday kerry? >> thank you, pamela. the seasons are changing. ahead, how faneuil hall is already. yes, that's a christmas tree. >> this is prime season for prime rib. coming up, the phantom gourmet slices into some local right way. 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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america runs on dunkin'. welcome back. it sure hasn't felt like it, but it's beginning to look a lot like christmas. sorry, i can't sing. faneuil hall hoisted the tree into place yesterday. the norway spruce arrived on a flatbed truck from pennsylvania. you can see it lit up with 30,000 lights right here on wbz and my tv 38. we will be carrying the tree- lighting spectacular saturday, november 21st at 7:00 p.m. so you can put it on your calendars. nothing hits the spot like a big plate of prime rib. local restaurants specialize in this delicious classic meal. >> reporter: at butch's uptown in haverhill, the kitchen

serves up big portions of italian comfort food and juicy prime rib. >> we originally only wanted to have it on the weekend but because people liked it so much, we had to put it on regularly. when people see the butch cut come out they say, oh, my gosh, did ien know it would be this big. >> reporter: the slow roasted priced to order prime rib has been a customer favorite for decades. >> how we cook it how we prepare it hasn't changed in years. baked potato, seasonal vetch aable, good stuff. -- vegetable, good stuff. >> reporter: weekends in winthrop mass, you'll see a lot of tables tipping with prime rib that's slow cooked and seasoned perfectly. another good spot for a big side of beef is new england steak and seafood in mendon. we recommend ordering it

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i'm kerry connolly along with pamela gardner. so mild out there this morning. >> 60s and 50s. we're hitting the high temperatures for the day right now. >> oh, really. >> not going to warm up too much. we may fall a couple of degrees before the day is all said and done. cooler temperatures tonight into tomorrow as well. back to the season. back to the real feel of fall here. 60 degrees in boston, and it's much drier. the dew point temperatures are very low, too. you notice no humid like yesterday. 57 degrees in norwood. 58 degrees plymouth. starting off in the 50s for most spots. satellite pictures show a few clouds starting to fill back in near worcester county. hopkinton got a report that the here. we'll continue to have partly sunny skies. 60 degrees at 1:00. and a breeze from the west mixed in. just a few minutes, cooler

and we stay dry for quite some time. we'll go throughout details later on. kerry? right now, a look at some of our top stories, including a wbz exclusive. a weymouth father and son are being credited with saving the lives of two men, truck and sam brown heard cries for help coming out of quincy bay. they used a neighbor's kayak and paddled out to pull two men who were in the water out. they rushed them to the hospital. they were suffering from hypothermia and shock. parents and police are on alert after a girl claims a stranger assaulted her yesterday morning on gavin way. the 11-year-old says the man grabbed her from behind. as she walked away, the girl says the man apologized. two police officers are now facing murder charges in the shooting death of a little 6-year-old boy. investigators say 23-year-old norris green house seen here

and 32-year-old derrick stafford fired at least 18 rounds at an unarmed man following a chase in central louisiana. 6-year-old jeremy martis died of multiple fun shoot wounded. his father was shot and is now in critical conditionp in's been no details about why the officers were chasing him in the first place. "spotlight" is now open in limited release focusing on "boston globe's" reporting of the clergy sex abuse scandal and coverup. one came from dublin, ireland to see the film. he was abused by two different priests as i child. since then, he's made a life's work studying the effects of clergy sex abuse. healey says the movie does a good job of telling the story of how globe reporters tells

the story but doesn't want to forget about the survivors. >> i'm hoping as of this movie, one worldwide people will understand what they went through and especially the survivor groups making sure that the story was told. >> "spotlight" won't make it to ireland until january. healey said he flew her yesterday because he simply couldn't wait that long. the only local theater showing the movie this weekend is the amc lowe's posten common. aaron hernandez and his defense team got a set pac in his double murder trial. the judge rejected a request to throw out evidence seized from an suv that hernandez drove the night mees say he shot and killed two men. the judge also denied a why to drop a witness intimidation charge against hernandez. there are renewed domestic violence issues for the nfl and

greg hardy. deadspin.com published these photos. a judge found hardy guilty of domestic assault last year, but when he appealed to a full jury trial, the former girlfriend stop thed cooperating and the case was thrown out and hardy's cowboys owner jerry jones said the team had not seen the photos before signing hardy to a $13 million contract. jones also released a statement saying in part, "we do not condone domestic violence and chance." hardy sevenned a four-game sus, did served a four-game suspension to start the season then he made news again by saying he couldn't wait to see tom brady's wife giselle in the stands. taking up the issue of forcing employers to pay for contraception. the group health care plans offer a full range of contraceptive coverage to women at no cost. the groups argue that the contraceptive mandate forces

them to either violate the religious beliefs by providing contraceptive services or pay major fines. this new challenge will be the fourth to take on the health care law. looks like president obama is shutting down the key tone oil pipeline project, ending a seven-year political saga. the president rejected the controversial proposal saying it would not lower gas prices or make the u.s. a greener country. it would have moved canadian crews to refineries in the gulf coast. it would have undercot the administration for a global deal. sierra leone and africa has been declared free of the disease. it's been 42 days since the last case was reported. it killed 4,000 people over the past 18 months and thousands more in liberia and guinea. a frightening scene.

moake on the water. ahead, how a lobsterman escaped and was rescued when his boat caught fire. >> ben carson under fire for possibly exaggerating facts about his life story. we're glad you are with us.

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to campaign 2016 now. a defiant ben carson facing the

candidacy. the republican presidential candidate taking heat for claims he received a full scholarship to west point. the thing is, tuition at the military academy is actually the army. >> there is a desperation on behalf of some to try to find a way to tarnish me because they everything. they have been talking to everybody i've ever known, everybody i've ever seen. there's got to be a scandal. there's got to be some nurse he's had an affair with. they are getting desperate. >> political magazine was the first to report it and quickly criticized by the carson campaign. a good samaritan is getting praise for rescuing a lobsterman. the lobsterman julyped off to escape the flames. the good samaritan says he's

just happy everyone is okay. >> have you ever saved a guy from the water before? >> no. felt pretty good. >> the lobsterman did have a fire extinguisher on board but it wasn't enough so he got into a survival suit before jumping into the waterp. ahead, why the price of girl scout cookies is going up. good enough for me c is for cookie

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say it ain't so, but the price of girl scout cookies is going up. now a box of thin mints is going to set you back $5. last year, they were only $4. the girl scouts say they felt they just weren't making enough you know what? you will buy them anyway. >> yeah. >> you never buy one box. especially because they are so door. then you can never eat just one never good enough. >> after about 12, you say it's time to stop. it's that time of year. >> i can't believe it. >> what's going on? temperatures are dropping a bit. >> it's like spring and almost and warm temperatures. 70s are long gone now.

temperatures the next couple of days today. pretty much the high temperatures for this afternoon. yes, we have several reports from the weather bug network. it looks like temperatures will be in the 50s for much of the day here, but 57 in osterville here. dennis port 58. no rain reported overnight. unfortunately, we need the rain and we're not going to get it. however, on the cape and islands, you guys might see showers late today. most of you will stay dry. temperatures 60 degrees in boston now. the wind has picked up from the west at 13 mile-per-hours. dew point is low. you'll notice is it's much in the air. we had high humidity. not the case for today. 60 degrees in boston. taunton 57 degrees. hour by hour forecast will stay in the low 60s to upper 50s for the rest of this afternoon. 60 degrees by 2:00 p.m., falling to 58 by 4:00.

partly sunny skies for the majority of this afternoon. highs today, 60s throughout the forecast here. worcester 57. to the southeast, the 60s, again, right around 60 degrees on the cape, low to mid-60s on the islands. overnight lows dip into the 40s for most. then we have a few lower 30s. farther to the north and west, that's where we expect the cooler temperatures with the clear sky as well. wind dusts pick up overnight tonight as the weak front moves through. overnight 4:00 a.m. we want to pause it here and show you that we have a brisk north-northwest wind gusting between 25, 30 miles per hour at times, especially farther to the south and east. sunday afternoon, we'll keep the breeze around for the patriots game. tons of sunshine, pats victory after the game, sunset at 4:29 p.m. you might want to have at least a sweatshirt or something as we head to the game.

once the sunsets, it gets chilly. hour by hour forecast, 9:00 a.m. today through noon. the clouds increase. south coast, cape, island, best chance for seeing mostly cloudy skies. more sunshine expected peaking through the clouds. overnight, completely clearing out. tons of sunshine sunday afternoon, and a glorious forecast for the next couple of days. as we get into your seven-day, average high being 54 degrees this time of the year. it's not going to be the 70s but we'll take it. 06s and 50s very comfortable. 57 sunday. monday 58. tuesday 60, 61 wednesday. thursday into friday, your next best chance for widespread rain primarily. we'll keep you updated on that pause we can definite knitly use the rain. gisele bundchen -- i always have a hard time saying her name.

selling out everywhere from the united states to brazil. she was signing copies and it has over 300 pictures career. charity. deflate date will always follow giselle's husband tom paradey. ahead, how one colorado store owner is continuing his campaign against the patriots' qb. hi, everybody. i'm yadires nova-salcedo. if you are a fan of latin music, listen up. we have an exclusive interview with dominic on this morning's "centro."

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with dominic martis' fist english album. with his many music hits, dominic has toured places like austral why hawaii, argentina and many other countries. he is the local artist we featured here on "centro" since he started his music career. now we're so proud to have this exclusive interview presenting congratulations. >> thank you. >> you are making history, dominic. >> it is the first time that any of the latin artists that has done the genre launches a full album of it in english. >> it is the first time. it is a good risk, i would say, at this point in time, right? >> absolutely. it's always tough to introduce something different to latinos in general, but we're not only going after latinos, but we're going after everyone. it doesn't matter the race, the color.

>> we had you here in 2017 when we talked about your big hit. then we had you pack on sroskcopo. that was such a pig hit. countries. we're so happy for you because >> it's amazing. every time that i know i'm coming here, i still get the jitters and get all nervous. in boston and all of new england, everyone watches your show. when i post stuff, i'm going to send yadires nova-salcedo something, and everyone starts liking and posting it. it's always amazing to come back to your hometown and give a little back. >> thank you. thank you. i thank you for giving us the exclusive, also. some absolutely. >> this is your home. >> this is all english. this is so important so our

viewers who love latin music this is all in english. talk to us about one specific song from "pretty woman." >> it's our first single of the album from the world "pretty woman. "ott label came to us who's going to record an all-english album, make sure it is a song everybody can identify themselves with. i said, well, i don't know what song, but they said, we have a song. you are not going to ask questions, you are just going to go record it. we actually called an amazing producer, which is also an artist. he said let's do the song "pretty woman." right now, the song is picking up. >> what a great choice. i can't just have you here, dominic, and not ask you to sing a little for us. just a little bit of pretty woman. pretty woman walking down the street pretty woman, the one i aed like to meet. [music] >> i love it. it's great for people who do

zumba. i think that's a great song >> it's funny. we've been doing a lot of hashtags and looking at everyone who posts dominic martin songs. everyone's using my music for dancing competitions and now zumba? really? it's cool stuff. now they can do it in english. >> reporter: when i heard "pretty woman," what came to mind is a movie, a scene at a bar and they play the song but then when they play it, it's bachata, so it's a latin song. anything that's latin is hot. >> the latin rhythm has taken off to amazing points of what is the music career of how big it is. i always say it's only starting. it's because every time i go to another country, it's just the

you know, the genre is just growing. it's just on the verge but still not there. so at least having a full english album. >> i love the album. i got to listen to all 12 songs. out of these 12, you wrote seven of them? >> seven of them. >> yes, yes. >> so it's good to know that there are seven songs that are yours. you also have great songs. "here i am." >> that is one of my songs that i wrote that was a top 40 song on bill boards. and hard to say i'm sorry, for a lot of people that love chicago, it is a peter cetera song. we wanted it from people who stamped their names on the industry. >> you definitely want to make sure that you yourself do a

>> with so much talent that we have, congratulations if people want to get the cd, you can get the number. >> this is available on itunes, amazon, ebay, everywhere. >> congratulations again. this is history for you. thank you so much for using your home, "centro." >> thank you so much. >> now, if you would like more information on dominic and his english language bachata album for the world, call 616-387- 5031, you can also get more by visit us online. like every week, connect to us online. i'm yadires nova-salcedo, inviting you to step forward to a better you. see you next time. a 7eleven store owner is not a big fan of tom brady.

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