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and company must do to stay undefeated. well good morning, it's 6:00, on sunday, november 8th. >> yes. >> not really awake yet. >> i did wake up a little bit when i stepped out this morning and noticed the temperatures were 20 degrees. >> cooler than yesterday. it's refreshing, crisp and cool much we have a clear sky to welcome you into the sunday. 45 degrees in boston. a few spots dipped into the 30s. 31 degrees for friends there in orange. keen 32. areas of patchy frost, they have to be blocked by the wind because we have a little bit of a breeze from the west at this time and that wind will stick

around throughout the entire day. satellite and radar pictures shows a clear sky over the entire area. 51 degrees by 3:00. gusting up to 25 miles per hour. back to had 9 degrees by 5:00 with a 4:29 p.m. sunset. milder day why head for monday. and then weather pattern changes a bit. we become more active with multip rain chances, i will have details coming up in just a bit. our top story this morning, two people have been killed the charles river. rescue crews worked to pull the man and woman out of the water. it was too late. from rode island. >> there are a bunch of people scrambling trying to figure out what to do. >> a nightmare on the charles, a pickup truck breaking through

40 feet into the river. two people inside despite desperate attempts by rescuers, they beth passed away. witnesses couldn't believe what they were seeing when the vehicle went in. >> all i heard was a horn going off and then i heard the impact. and i look over and i see that that piece of bridge over there is kind of crumpled, one piece solid in the water and the tail lyings as the truck went over. >> state police trooper tried to jump in and make a rescue, driver -- divers were also on the scene. rescuers gave them cpr but to no avail. submerged in water. just through the guard rail lying on its side to where two victims, as far as what happen that will be up to the conduct an investigation. together just what happen. >> state police will now

investigate looking for the reasons why this terrible tragedy happened. a crash that leaves witnesses traumatized. >> yeah, yeah, it's awful thing. >> as of late last night the identities of these two victims had not been released, dives went quite a bit of time in the water making sure no one else was in the river. in downtown boston, gym smith wbz this morning. boston police are sending a warping to women after three incidents near the tea stop in dorchester, police are trying to figure out if the incidents are related, a man exposed himself and a third a man tried to grab a woman. a curry college student is under arrest for having a weapon in his dorm room, a search turned up a gun, drugs and ammo much the central ohio- year-old from boston is being

will be in court tomorrow. protesters rallied against door hunting in the blue hills, the state will allow fewer than 200 hunters to kill deer over four days in total. two days in november and two in december. the state says they need help controlling the deer population, and actually wanted more hunters to participate, but scaled back their plans after public out cry. >> it's just not well thought out. it's just, you know, let's get rid of the door and do it as quickly as we can. it's not -- it's not well thought out. there is other methods that they could use. >> a group affiliated with the flu hills say they support the hunt because it's the only fusible solution -- feasible solution. nbc fired trump and his apprentice program after he mexican americans.

>> they've done so much to ridicule me over the years, look at this guy. greg greg greg greg. i gotta say you are doing a great job. i think this show just got better by about 2 billion%. >> that's the best. one of the sits looked to the future at a trump presidency, a meeting of the trump cabinet focuses on the promises he made on the campaign trail. >> madam secretary, how is the situation in russia? >> never better. after your face to face meeting putin has withdrawn from ukraine, believe me he does not want to be called a loser again. he cried for hours. >> keep up the good work

amarosa you are doing fantastic. >> did you's trump's -- trump's daughter made an appearance. >> immigration activists dem on traded their opposition to trump, saying they find the candidate's statements and positions offensive. now to the new england patriots, defending their perfect record, tom brady and company take on the jets. the pats have two wins and red skins have lost to beth teams. >> it's trying to take advantage of whatever they are going to ultimately give you as an offense, if they are going to clog you up inside, if they are going to clog you up inside you gotta go outside. have you to force them to defend all parts of the field.

today's game right here on wbbz beginning at 11:30. fifth quarter post game show with live news conferences of the qb and the coach on my tv 38. the new evidence found on the cockpit voice recorder. also the effort to try and keep a natural gas pipeline from coming through a boston neighborhood, we'll give you an update on that. and as they say, you gotta be in it to win it, so are you in it? break out those lottery tickets, here is a look at your

good morning and welcome back, temperatures are much cooler compared to this time

degrees cooler to be exact. later today, still another brisk and chilly afternoon. feeling like fall though. 51 degrees and a good day for leaf raking, although it will be breezy, winds gusting up to 25 miles per hour from the northwest, we get chilly this evening 999 degrees but staying clear. first part of the work week looking dry. second half not so much. we'll become more active with multip i ways of rain. now investigators say they heard a noise on the final second of the cockpit voice recorder, jill wagner has the details. >> the cockpit voice recorder from the russian airplane that crashed a week ago has revealed a critical clue. >> a noise was heard in the last seconds of the recordings. >> investigators are analyzing

mid air explosion was caused by a bomb or a mechanical problem. investigators blame the plane broke why part at high altitude. crews have yet to recover all pieces of the plane. egyptian government has launched an investigation into the airport staff and ground crew, reports quoting unname the british officials says security footage from the airport showed lacked security. >> security here when we arrived wednesday was atrocious. >> security is on high alert. thousands of frustrated tourists from russia and britain have been waiting at the airport waiting for days to go home. both counties suspended flights this week. those able to get a flight home were told to leave their luggage behind.

died in the catastrophic crash. jill wagner cbs news. pamela is ahead with her weekend forecast, also the big boost from the pan-mass challenge. is it your birthday today, november l 8th. if your birthday is tomorrow you share it with me. how cool is that? not so cool. celebrity chef gordon ramsey is 49. alfred woodard and bonnie whatt turns double sixes which is so funny because lisa our director is as well. so happy birthday to you

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has opened his wallet for the pan am challenge. wbz is a proud sponsor of the pan-mass bicycle ride, every summer very nice mr. craft, wow, that is awesome. pamela, so temps dropping big time. >> a huge difference today. >> 20 degrees or so. >> a little bit of a shocker. you will want that extra layer today, maybe the flows and the hat to get chilly easily, the wind is going to be an issue making it feel cooler than the actual temperature all day, we are 45 degrees but feels like 39, wind from the west at 14 miles per hour. and we have very dry conditions in place. any clouds that you see later today will be thin, they will be high level clouds and they will be looking like little feathers, not enough to block out the sunshine. had 93 in tauton.

chat ham clear conditions. wooster 39 degrees. patchy frost around king, wind have to be blocked by the wind. 24 hour temp changes l is big numbers running 15 degrees below where we were at this time yesterday. 25 degrees below where we were yesterday in keen. there you go running colder, we are going to stay colder yesterday afternoon. hour by hour, 50 degrees in boston, by 10:00 we stay in the lower 50s. 53 by is 1:00. in other locations will see some low to mid-50s, gillette stadium will be in the lower 50s for the big game. 1:00 p.m. kickoff time, sunny crisp but breezy, extra layer for tailgating, highs will reach the 50s for mostly cases here. and low to mid-50s in fact, wooster 50 degrees, full sunshine for us much southeastern massachusetts,

tonight keeping it clear with areas of patchy frost, 34 degrees in boston. hour by hour forecast, high pressure in control, the come than force all the way into monday evening. but then a coastal low moves into new england into the later part of tuesday, 8:00 p.m. tuesday we get a little soggy, could see some heavy downpours at timesment and by 3:00 a.m. wednesday -- at times. and by 3:00 a.m. wednesday, windy conditions. forecast models continue to tweak things a bit as we get closer to the actual event. there is seven day though, dry, sunny today as well as for kerry's birth day on monday 58 degrees. wednesday 51, a little soggy for veterans day there. thursday 53 and another round of rain friday. >> so excited i can celebrate my 29th again. >> awesome. >> on a sunny day. >> thanks pamela. imagine owning a guitar from one of the beatles, how

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welcome back, everyone. wow, look at that sunrise, 6:30, what a way to wake up on this sunday, november 8th. yes, it's a beautiful day. it's a beautiful morning. we are glad you are rising and shining with us today, i'm kerry connolly along with pamela gardner. i've had this cough for two weeks. i got this from our producer, jolly ranchers, i got water. >> you are all set now. >> 2.5 hours to go. >> i can do it, i can plug through. so i walked outside this

morning, i was surprised how much cooler it was at this time this morning. >> a little bit a shock to the system, temps running 10-20 dees colder, 31 in orange. 30 degrees in keen. low lying areas around those locations, you might see some patchy frost although the wind has been so strong overnight and into this morning that frost is pretty much unlikely. 45 degrees in boston, no frost here. 42 in plymouth, 46 in high in necessary. a few clouds to the north and west of us but those clouds will stay north and west, full sunshine, a few passing clouds. and a brisk, northwest wind picking up gusting up to 25 miles per hour, milder temps for monday, active weather pattern kicks in. we'll have rain but a couple chances for rain, i'll have the details in that seven day, consider kerry. right now a quick check on

our top stories, two people have died after their car flies through a guard rail and right into the charles river near the museum of science. an accident may have caused the pickup to lose control. the man and the woman have not yet been identified. however, we do know they are both 36 years old and from rhode island. boston police are warning women to be on alert after three incidents near the tea stop in dorchester, police are trying to figure out if the incident the are related, in two a man exposed himself. in a third the man tried to grab a woman. hispanic in his 20s or 30s. and a curry college student was arrested after a gun was found in his dorm room. dare rouse sinhg is central

ohio years old. >> [ music ] we will lay down our bodies. >> a big protest in west roxbury where demonstrators were trying to interrupt pipeline. the protesters might have been successful but workers got wind of their plan and didn't show up for work. paul burton has the story. >> movement stop pipeline. >> dozens rally on washington and grove streets to continue their protests and stop construction of a natural gas way. >> they are digging us a hole. 50 feet underground where the pipeline will go. we don't want it. we want to shut it down. >> residents who live in the area says the lateral puts their lives in finger and they

>> i live in the in sin ration zone. >> the spectra interview pipeline projects involves a gas pipeline ends in a blasting quarry. >> right up this street and stopping in front of the quarry where active blasting takes place which has caused damage to homes for years here. >> as you can see work on the pipeline has gun, the spectrum employees never showed up. >> even though that construction continues, just like the southern leg on the keystone continues, we shut that down. >> it's not going on today because we're here. >> if someone wants to come into our community to do something, they need to be willing to come in here and endanger their lives and family and friends. >> several federal officials in

west roxbury paul burton wbz news. police have made an arrest in a deadly shooting, desmond joseph is charged with shooting and killing gammada musa on tall ford street. police found the body of a woman tied up and burned, 29- year-old ashley bortner in new jersey. they received a call reporting area. police are now trying to find a suspect. now to presidential politics, hillary clinton has picked up another endorse the in her bid to be the democratic presidential candidate, seth moutton had thought about standing behind biden if he had run for the white house.

ounce ill in south carolina, sanders told the crowd, support for equal pay, family leave and abortion rights makes him a candidate for women voters. what a thrill, a local kid makes his bruins debut against the montreal canadians. talk about trying to get after it, this baseball player

good morning he one, we knew this was going to be a tough stretch for boost i don't know bruins, they will be playing six games in ten nights coming in it-2 with 2 games left. canadians have left tholos this season.

play with a power goal. is 1-0 bruins. thomas lacantas with his of the season. unlikely source give the bruins back the lead. >> toronto on the right side looking. brings it back up top. score. what a moment for bradford for toronto in his first nhl game in montreal, he gets the goal to gives the bruins a lead. >> celebrating the kid's first nhl goal, that is where the celebration ended, 29 minutes left, david tracy called for a cross checking penalty, well, and it didn't. david with the game winner and the brow i didn't knows lose a tough one 4-2 your final. halfway mark of the season the patriots still undefeated despite having lost nate. and now guard ryan has been

placed on the ir and will miss the rest of the season with a knee injuring. taking his place is brine stock. now the defensive side of things the pasco be without jamie collins. he showed up on the injury report saturday afternoon with an undisclosed illness and status for the game against the red skins 50/50. the guy who plays next to collins, continue tse hightower will go one on one with steve burton, and continue tse says jamie collins is some kind of an athlete. >> the guy is a freak, man. and when i say that, i know you think, you know,. >> for you to say it, right? >> grant is a freak. football freak. jamie collins -- i never seen one guy so athletic. 6'9" doing back flips, front flips, can dunk, what do you need him to do it? card tricks, whatever you want him to do. he is a great athlete, he is a better dude, is he a great dude.

>> when you saw him go up and over and block the -- >> i seen him at practice, that wasn't nothing. the guy is a freak, man. >> all right more of that interview later on this morning, patriots game day at 11:30, after the game check out fifth quarter post game show on my tv 38. college football tough times for boston college against north carolina state, maurice trowel is there, brings it in and it is gone. 83 yards as a score. scored later in the game, but not enough, boston college loses 24-8. >> disappointed for the seniors. you know, not able to win their last home game. that's always disappointing. the rest of the team think -- get the experience and resolve

understanding of what it takes to become -- to become a good football program. >> meanwhile, harvard looking to win ate 22nd consecutive game. thanks to a punt return by mosley. it looks like he is going out of bounds, stays on his feet here and he is gone. 86 yards for the score. harvard wins a close one 24-16, crimson improves 8-0 for the season. first quarter, wilson takes the handoff untouched 9 yards into the end zone. fourth quarter, home team down 4 but driving before blake thorn apple will get picked. ouch, u mass falls 1-8 after losing 27-13. high basketball, congrats to central catholic 49-411 winners

over andover, ej perry tossing a career high 601 yards of passing. four touchdown as well, central catholic meets everett in the division one final. that is it, sports for now i'm dan roach. well he was fast like a speeding bullet as powerful as a who could motive, and this bible player's effort had teammates calling him superman. former houston astro player mark wick not only crashed into the fence but right through it. he just splinters it trying to make a spectacular catch? staying in the game. pretty cool. there were strange lights in the sky in california, thousands took to social media trying to figure out what is going on before the coast guard finally ex explained it all. chilly temperatures to start off the day with high 51

looks like it is going to be a fallish feel out there. brisk northwest wind, too. i'll go through details in just a bit. be. this one is a tough one with aircraft landing on runway had 4 l, which would most likely be the reported wind direction and velocity, 70 degrees at 12 knots, gusts 18. 160 degrees at 10 knots. 280 degrees at 15 knots, the

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over california. had plenty of people scouring social media for an explanation. it turns out the truth is out there. the coast guard says the lying was the test fire of an unarmed trident missile. it was launched from the uss kentucky off the coast of southern california. do you like the way i read that? >> yes. >> can i do one of those trailers. >> in the dark necessary of night. >> that is pretty school though.

speaking of cool, 20 degrees cooler than yesterday. >> yes. >> that is incredible. >> we are back to fall, everybody. .0s are long gone and we don't have much of a warmup in the seven day forecast. will you want an extra layer if you are heading out the door in marlboro. west ford reporting 33 degrees, some of low lying areas you might see some patchy frost, in areas that are not blocked by the wind no frost development because the wind is strong. it stays strong overnight and be strong throughout the entire day once again, similar to what we had yesterday, west wind at had 19 miles per hour, real temperature, temperatures 45 technically. we have 37 in nashua. 39 wooster. we want that extra layer as you head out the door. at least and extra layer compared to yesterday. compared temperatures to this time yesterday, running 15 degrees colder in boston, had 14 degrees colder in wooster,

15 in tauton, hour by hour temperatures will stay in the 40s for much of the morning here, jump to go 51 degrees by 11:00 a.m., average high being 54 at this time of the year in boston, we'll be just a touch below that, gillette stadium any of the tailgating you have going on it will be cooler a crisp start to the tailgate festivities leading up to the game 52 degrees. for kickoff time, tons of sunshine and a brisk northwest wind, highs today in the 50s, some folks in the lower 50s because of the low sun. 39 degrees patchy frost. a calmer night in the clear sky. hour by hour forecast we continue into monday evening, high pressure in control, we are dryer to the start to the work week. but then rain pushes in from a coastal storm on tuesday evening, that rain continues around that low pressure system morning. it's going to be a soggy day for veterans day and it is

seven days, there it is. 51 degrees monday, 58 on kerry's birthday. brought you some sunshine. >> good start getting gloomy, do you know what i mean? >> tuesday of 0. this is a tough one, this dame from dave in milford is into aviation, retired from it. and -- any pilots up early at logan airport. hi to google runway had 4 r which of the following will be the reported wind direction in velocity, the wind direction is the degrees and the knots is the velocity right there. >> you gotta slow down a little bit, gave, you are getting crazy on us, this looks like a foreign language. i think it is probably c. >> a. it's a. >> rats. >> so that would be a northeast

this is -- >> i was so close. >> meteorology we go through these numbers. >> diff, let's go -- >> dave is getting out of control. >> that will wake you up. >> all right. thank you, dave, thank you, pamela. as dangerous as texting and driving is for most of us, truckers face even tougher laws because at tens of thousands of pounds their vehicles pose a far greater danger but the i team found many truckers aren't getting the message. as lauren explains, it's really difficult to stop them. >> a dramatic and deadly example of what can happen when a truck driver is more interested in his phone than the road, distracted by facebook, this trucker plowed into several emergency vehicles on an arizona highway killing a police officer. >> one of the most dangerous things we deal with daily.

>> cell phone laws are tougher for commercial drivers. this animation shows why. a truck takes longer to stop. then the delay and the results can be disastrous. >> you are likely causing a fatality is going up. >> the i team found truckers in massachusetts blatantly ignoring the laws, laws that for some trucks require drivers to be hands free, no calling, no texting, nothing. but we clearly saw this driver phone in hand with his eyes focused on the screen not the road. and this big rig driver one hand on the wheel, the other on the phone. the i team found truck after truck paying more attention to the phones than on the road. a truck stop said they don't do it but they see it all the time. >> you can go down the road any time and look at any semi and -- you you see them out there. >> are there challenges in terms of actually enforcing these laws with trucks?

>> they are serious challenges. >> numbers obtained shows 320 truckers have been cited for cell phone violations, that is compared to more than 3000 for drivers of passenger vehicles, a member of the state police truck team says it can be tough to prove truckers depending on the law. >> phones are going to be down low, difficult to see. >> we all saw the driver on his phone. >> you cannot be on your cell phone. >> driver that we have stopped for talking on his cell phone new york. >> that driver was an independent trucker with a long list of violations. >> already got nailed for it once. >> how unsafe is this person on the road. >> ridiculously on the road. >> here is another challenge, even if and unsafe trucker loses his license, it's not new license under another

company name and get right back out on the road. for the i team, lauren leamanczyk. >> this came as a tip, send them an i mail or you can give them a call 619-7779-tips. the test flight at logan airport that was extra special, they never actually took to the skies but we'll tell you what made this a special experience

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welcome back, it is 6:57, logan airport is helping people with autism get comfortable with flying. this is a great program. they hosted dozens of family yesterday to rehearse the flying experience. the kids with autism checked in at the ticket counter with their parents, got boarding passes and went through the security check. then they boarded assimilated flight. families say it helps kids understand what happens at the fly. 6:57, coming up today, a little bit different today, we are going to talk about lost

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you are going to find it's chilly out there this morning. >> shockingly cooler. >> we are talking 20 degrees, right? >> yes, it doesn't seem like a big difference but when you feel like it it really make as big difference, extra layers as you head out for a morning run, temperatures are running in the 30s and 40s, 35 in norwood. 50 degrees on the cape and islands and slightly cooler farther to the north and west to our friends in orange in keen lower 30s. satellite and radar picture few clouds that is all we have going on. hour by hour forecast, you see this afternoon we pause it by 2:30, no rain, no clouds moving in unless you might see a couple clouds, that is about it. wind streamers i put on here. it is gusty throughout the day. temperatures in the east,

milder temps for monday and more rain on the way, an active pattern kicks in on your seven day. >> all right, pamela thank you. two people have been killed after their truck plunges into the charles river. rescue crews frantically worked to pull the man and woman out of the water, but it was too late. victims both 36 years old from rhode island. investigators want to know how and why the driver lost control. >> there were a bunch of people scrambling trying to figure out what to do. >> a nightmare on the charles. a pickup truck breaking through a guard rail and plunging about 40 feet into the river. two people inside. despite desperate attempts by rescuers they both passed away. witnesses couldn't believe what they were seeing when the vehicle went in. >> all i heard was a horn going

and i look over and that piece of bridge kind of crumb are crumpled, one piece solid into the water. >> it was unconfirmed words that a state police trooper tried to jump in and make a rescue, drivers were also on the scene, as both victims were taken out of the water, they were given cpr but to no avail. a man and woman killed. >> we found a man and woman flee submerged in water, there were two victims, as far as what happen that will be up to the mass state police to conduct an investigation. with witnesses and piece together just what happen. investigate looking for the reasons why this terrible tragedy happened. a crash that leaves witnesses traumatized. yeah, it's awful. >> as of late last night the identities of these two victims had not been released.

divers spent quite a bit of time in the water making sure that nobody else was in the river, now comes the investigation. in downtown boston by the banks of the charles, jim smith wbz this morning. >> boston police are sending a warning to women after three incidents near the t stop in dorchester, two of them a man exposed himself. in a third a man tried to grab the woman. the women described the suspect as hispanic in his 20s or 30s, now police are trying to figure out if the incidents. >> reporter: relate glad a curry college -- related. a curry college student is boudisihng. he will be in court tomorrow. police made an arrest in a deadly shooting brighton on, desmond joseph in boston is

charged with shooting and killing gammada musa two weeks ago. police have identified the body of a woman found tied up and burned in bridgewater as 29- year-old ashley bortner of new jersey much they received ad 11 call on tuesday night reporting a suspicious black suv in the area. they found her body near the train tracks on oak street and police are now trying to find a suspect. happening today, work is expected to begin in oxford to make a dangerous road safer. construction crews will begin installing a guard rail along route 20 in oxford near the charleston line. the road will be lined. including a mother and her 9 month old son just last month. now to the patriots, the pats look to defend their perfect record, tom brady and company take on the red skins, the teams played two common

wins and the red skins have lost to both teams. the patriots a attack is basically how the defense plays them. >> it's trying to take advantage whatever they are going to ultimately give you as an offense, if they are plugging you up inside. you have to go outside. have you to force them to defend all parts of the field. sounds like he knows what he is doing, huh? you can get ready for today's game right here beginning at is 11:30 with patriots game day. live news conferences of the qb and the coach on itv 38. well, sure, donald trump hosted saturday night live, but another republican was getting the laughs yesterday. >> any advice for donald trump. >> i gave up on that. >> that is a good one. mccain said he recorded it to

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withdrawn from the ukraine, he cried for hours. >> well, i'm sorry i just had to do that, keep up the good work amarosa you are doing fantastic. >> trump's daughter made a guest appearance claiming to be covering the washington monument in gold. but trump's appearance sparked protests in new york city, immigration activists demonstrated their opposition as of trump as host. they find the presidential candidate's statements and positions offensive.

the big sister association held their gala last night, raising money for the teen mentoring program. about 2700 girls and teenagers are helped through the greater boston big sisters program and 350 on a waiting list. volunteers in the sisters they mentor says the experience it is an awarding two way street. >> you get life experience from somebody who is older than you

it's a great example for me especially going through teenage years it's a great example. >> to look into her eyes, to meet her every week and sees someone who believes in you unconditionally it immediate me stronger as a woman. >> those two came on our show and they are so wonderful. we learned early this morning, last night easy vent raised more than a million dollars and took 75 girls off the wait list. great news, wb z is a media supporter of bast. pamela is here with a cooler forecast. >> back to fall, it's a shocking start to the today as you head out the door you will need an extra layer out there. temperatures running anywhere from 10-20 degrees colder than this time yesterday. here a live look over boston and a completely clear sky owe the prudential building, great start to the day. we keep it dry for you today,

tomorrow changes move into the forecast, i will get to those details in just a bit. tracking some rain, much needed rain by the end of that seven day. so far november has started off, teamly warm. we tied record breaking highs on friday, even yesterday we were running above normal, 13 degrees above average in boston, so far temperatures are is 1.7 degrees above normal for -- 1111.7 -- 119.7 degrees above normal. as long as temperatures can stay a tad above average, even though we have the cooldowns, temps may work in our favor. real feel 39. a chill in the air with a strong wind from the west at 13 miles per hour, 30s or 40s to degrees keen. 36 nashua and 13 degrees colder nashua. 30 degrees colder in wooster.

hour by hour forecast temperatures will be in the 40s or lower 50s for the rest of today in boston. reaching 52 degrees by noon. hold in the lower 50s by 2:00, 3:00. then we'll fall into the 40s. patriots game day forecast, a game 53 degrees at kickoff, sunshine, crisp, northwest wind. definitely football weather. just avoiding the rain chance. tonight under a clear sky falling to 34 degrees, more calm so expecting areas of patchy frost to head into monday morning. hour by hour forecast, no weather troubles here, high pressure the dominant force in our weather systems keeping us dry and sunny monday. monday evening into tuesday, clouds increase from the south. tracking another coastal storm. moving into england, tuesday a

low passes out to sea once we get later into wednesday. and also some strong womens out of the this, too. gusts between 3-4 miles per hour. for now enjoy the sun and 50s, 58 i should be a birthday cake on the seven day. 60 degrees. >> that would be nice. >> a few showers tuesday and wednesday, veterans day wednesday, 51. >> it gets gloomy you know on your birthday after awhile, it's hard 29 every year. our pet parade segment is coming up next. you definitely want to tune in for that. this week we are getting a closer look what you can do if

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time of lost dogs, it's heartbreaking as maria and renee will tell us when they lost their dogs. tell us about missing dogs. we were part -- lisa and i were part of an organization that covered all of new england. or help found dogs get back to their families and it was evidence that there was a need for an organization devoted to massachusetts. we incorporated it as and all volunteer, nonprofit organization in january and we now have over 17,000 followers over facebook. >> you also mentioned since january you have helped families find up to 700 dogs so far which is incredible. maria you were one of those families, you lost an we after you adopted her. >> two hours. >> what happen? >> we introduced abbie to our home. we thought we were doing everything right and introduced her to our cats, took her for a walk around the neighborhood. and as we came into the yard we took off her leash.

and my husband turned around to shut the gate and she just bolted, she just took off. >> and she took off, you were saying earlier it's important for our viewers to hear us, after adopting animals the first few day, first few weeks very important with new dogs that do not know you or your home, real quickly what do you do when you first bring a dog home? >> i think two most important things, if we could focus on two of them, one make sure their id is current, that they have them and that it's accurate. a lot of people adopt new pets, new dogs, they are microchipped, that microchip needs to be registered and the new owner is responsible for having that registration take place. >> get on that. you have the collar. >> if there is one piece of equipment that could help a lot of these losses from happening is a martin gale collar, we get a lot of new dogs that panic,

they slip the collar, the collar comes over their head. the martin gale has an extra loop in it. that loop allows the collar to gently tighten around the dog's neck, prevents it from slipping over the neck. >> thanks to missing dogs, marie you were able to find abbie, many sightings after how long. >> no sightings, six days. >> six days. >> that must have been the toughest ever. what happen with archie. >> i just had him being watched by the neighbor when i was across the street having dinner. and he bolted out the front door when the door was open. he was looking for me. so they chased him around the neighborhood a little bit then they came and got me. but he was long gone. so, yeah, so basically -- >> he is only 49 pounds. >> out -- 4 pounds. >> and he was out there by himself. get the posters out, call be i

mall control, those are the first things you want to do, they go out from dusk till dawn so that is when you want to look for them, in between that you are hiding. you found him, i can imagine how your heart was breaking. beth what do you do when you get a sighting, you set up a have a heart trap. >> if the dog is evasive and they are not coming to their owner or caretaker, then we start the recovery process. we set up a free station, which is aromatic food, set up a camera like this, it's motion activated, it has a flash, works 24 hours a day, sends photographs to our smart phones, the dog is there, the dog is eating, we set up a humane box trap like a large have a heart trap, we are able to monitor that trap. they are secure. >> and then you've got them. one thing we want to mention quickly, you said don't get

discouraged if your dog has been lost a year even two years because you have still found dogs. >> we have, all sizes of dogs from small dogs like archie to big 75-pound dogs, they are amazingly resource full, we've had dogs that we've recovered after two years. >> amazing. >> amazing. they are very resource full. >> lessons learn, facebook, social media, get posters out and get the word out, call animal control. what do we do if we lose our dog. >> can you find us on the internet at www.missing dog mass.com and you can find us on facebook, join us, you can help another dog get home. >> absolutely. >> and we are missing dogs massachusetts on facebook. >> thank you so much. such and important segment. thank you both so much. i can feel your pain, thank goodness abbie and archie are back in your loving hands.

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>> sick of being behind the scenes she tells us. >> she move add chair from my weather wall, thank you. working. >> i ended up on youtube goodness it's gone. now i have a clear is a space. 45 degrees in boston. we have 30s . temperatures close to 50 degrees on the cape and islands, it's a typical, fall crisp feel to the air, dry conditions under a completely clear sky, full sunshine ahead with 51 degrees, and we keep it a little mild pore monday. slightly warmer temperatures on the way, a few 6 east, active weather pattern as well. when we can see some rain in your seven day, kerry. >> all right, pamela, thank you. we do begin with breaking news, route 24 is closed on the deadly accident.

the fire department tells us pedestrian was killed around interchange with route 139, we'll bring more information as it becomes available. checking our other top stories, two people were killed when their car flew through a guard rail. an accident may have caused the pickup to lose control. the man and the woman have not been identified but we do know they are both 36 years old and prosecute rhode island. -- from rhode island. boston police are alerting women now police are trying to figure out if the incidents are related, two of them a man exposed himself. in a third a man tries to grab a woman. the women describe the suspect 30s. and a college student has been arrested after a gun was found in his dorm room, the

ammunition and even some drugs. darius abudis circumstances hng will be in court in boston tomorrow. a big protest in west roxbury where demonstrators were trying to interrupt construction on a natural gas pipeline, the protesters might have been successful, but workers got wind of their plan and didn't show up for work. >> who stops pipeline. >> we stop pipeline. >> great. movement stop pipeline. >> dozens rally on washington and grove streets in west roxbury to continue their protests to stop construction of a natural gas pipeline project already under way. >> they are digging us a hole 6 feet underground with -- where the pipeline will go. >> we don't need it, we don't

>> residents who live in the area puts their lives in danger and they want this project terminated. >> i live in the zone, if this pipeline were to blow it could blow an area as wide as 30 city blocks. >> involving a natural pipeline ending in a blasting quarry. >> going right up this street and stopping in front of the quarry where active blast be takes place. >> as can you see work on the pipeline has already gun, the police never showed up because of these protesters who will not give up the fight and believe there is hope that this pipe line will not go in. >> even though that construction continues just like the construction on the southern leg of the keystone it is should down. >> they are not working today because we are here. >> if somebody wants to come in our community and do something they need to come over here and

endanger their lives. >> the federally approved marty walsh. i'm paul burton wbz news. a train derailment in wisconsin now has ethanol leaking right into the mississippi river. the burlington northern santa fe railway says 20 cars alcohol. the railroad is working to contain the spill. they claim there is no threat to the public but homes were temporarily evacuated. now to presidential poll i can its, hillary clinton has picked up another endorsement be our bid to be the democratic presidential candidates, south moutton had toyed with supporting joe biden if biden had run, now the best bet is to single candidate.

spoke in front of the democratic womens council in south carolina last night. he told the crowd his support for equal pay paid family leave and abortion rights make him voters. marco rubio has been questioned about his personal use of a charge card, releasing statements. the statements shows rubio spent $65,000 including about 72900 for eight personal purchases. his campaign says he paid american express directly for the personal expenses. dr. ben carson says heightened media scrutiny is helping his campaign, in some republican polls carson says he has received more than $3 million in campaign donations

he is even taking in more money than any other gop contender this campaign quarter. here is an important heads up if you happen to drive in the dover area, the center street bridge connecting the two towns will be closed for about 10 days so you have to plan a cordingbly, crews will be repairing damage done in an accident last winter, signs will be posted and police will be on hand to assist you through. well hundreds of volunteers are going door to door in boston this weekend personally thanking the men and women who have served in the u.s. military. operation thank a vet is a city wide effort to honor boston's veterans, mayor marty walsh says he has seen no better way to celebrate veterans day. and still ahead, the patriots take nothing for granted as they put their season on the line, could they

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montreal with canadians have yet to lose in this season. montreal calls for a opinion tee in the first game of the power play goal is 1-0 bruins much second period montreal gets a power play goal of his own, 7th of his season ties it at 1-1. but then and unlikely source gave the bruins back the lead. >> toronto on the right side score. what a moment for toronto in his first nhl game in montreal. >> former u mass star dad and uncle celebrates the kid's first nhl goal, that is where the celebration ends much david calls for a cross checking penalty, he gets a feeling this isn't going to end well and it didn't. david with the game winner and

the bruins lose a tough one, had 9 reason 2 your final -- 4- 2 your final. now guard ryan has been placed on the ir and miss the rest of the season as well a knee injury. center brine stock who was aggravated to the 53 man roster saturday. the past -- the pats could be without a player with an undisclosed illness and his status 50/50. the high to plays next to collins hightower will go one on one about steve burton on patriots game day, jamie collins is some kind of an athlete. >> the guy is a freak, man. when i say that, i know you think, you know, for you to say it, right? >> grant is a freak. football freak. but jamie collins, man.

athletic, 6'4" who can do back flips, front flips, can dunk. what do you need him to do, card tricks whatever, he is a great athlete but he is a better dude. >> when you saw him go up and over and block the -- >> i seen him at practice, that was nothing. the guy is a freak, man. >> all right. more on that interview later on this importanting, patriots game day. don't forget after the game check out our first quarter show on my 38. tough times for boston college against carolina state. maurice is there, 83 yards to the score, this c state ranks out to a 24-0 lead. nice jab by fab smith but not loses 24-8. >> diswhy pointed for the seniors.

you know, not able to win their last home game. that is always disappointing. the rest of the team i think the experience and resolve and determination and understanding of what it takes to become -- to become a good football program. >> harvard looking to win its 22nd consecutive game and they did just that thanks to this incredible punt return by mosley. it looks like he is going out of bounds, stays on his feet here and then he is gone. 86 yards for the score. harvard wins a close one 24-16, the crimson improved to 8-0 op the season. u mass and the minutemen get off to a good start. wilson takes the handoff untouched. 7-0 u mass. home team down 4 but driving before blake thorn apple will get picked. ouch.

u mass falls 1-8 after losing 17-13. high school football a crazy one, north semi final congrats to central catholic, 49-41 winners, story on the losing high 601-yard pass. division one final that should be a great dane as well. i'm dan roach wbz sports. and on to the forecast now, it's a shockingly chilly start to the day compared to the last several morning, 45 degrees in boston, real still temp 39, winds from the west at 13 miles per hour making it feel just that much cooler out there. 443 degrees tauton, king 30 degrees in nashua holding at 36. by comparing this to yesterday at this time, 15 degrees below where we were at this point yesterday in boston, 14 degrees

below where we were in tauton. 14 degrees below in wooster. so, hour by hour forecast for the rest of this afternoon 53 degrees by 2:00 with full sunshine ahead, for patriots game day it looks like at gillette stadium it looks like temperatures in the lower 50s, sunny, crisp, great football weather. hopefully we get the wind going 89-0 i think. that is our prediction here. highs today in the low to mid- 50s. very fallish, overnight falling to 34 degrees, under a clear sky, we'll keep it clear and sunny for monday afternoon forecast, 7:30, high pressure still the dominant force in our weather pattern, 7:00 a.m. on tuesday, we'll start to see the clouds increase from the south and rain push into the forecast by tuesday evening. low pressure system, this coastal low will continue to develop and mature as it moves through new england giving us a

pretty good wind gust 30-40 miles per hour at times and torrential rainfall tuesday night into early wednesday much we'll keep you updated, seven day outlook 50s, sunday into monday, thursday 53, i can't noer round of rain thursday night into friday. kerry. >> all right, pamela, thank you. a piece of beatles history disease for a record price, you may have heard the story one man realized he was holding ton a guitar used to compose some of the bond's earliest

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but, it was too late for the victims are both 36-year-olds and both from rhode island. investigators want to know how, and why, the driver lost control. >>reporter: -- . >> people are scrabbling trying to figure out what to do. >>reporter: a nightmare on the charles, a pickup truck breaking through a guardrail and plunging about 40 feet into the river. two people inside. despite desperate attempts by rescuers, they both passed away. witnesses cannot believe what they were saying. when the vehicle went in. >> all i heard was a horn going off, and then i heard the impact impact, i look over and i see that piece of bridge over there crumbled, and then the taillights as the truck went over. >>reporter: it was unconfirmed that a state police trooper tried to jump in and make a rescue. divers are also on the scene. as both victims were taken out of the water, rescuers feverishly gave them cpr, but

a man, and a woman, both killed . >> we found a vehicle fully submerged in water, just through the guardrail. lying on its side. there were two victims, as far as what happened, that will be up to the police to conduct an investigation with witnesses, and piece together just what happened. >>reporter: state police will now investigate, looking for the reasons why this terrible tragedy happened. a crash that leads witnesses -- leaves witnesses traumatized. >> yeah, it's an awful thing. >>reporter: as of late last night, the identities of these two victims has not been released. divers spent quite a bit of time in the water making sure that nobody else was in the river. now, comes the investigation. in downtown boston, by the base of the charles, jim smith, "wbz this morning". >> boston police are sending a warm -- warning to women after three different incidents in dorchester.

himself, and a third a man tried to grab a woman. the women described the suspect as hispanic, in his 20s or 30s, now police are trying to figure out if the incidents are related. a college student is under arrest for a weapon that turned up in his dorm room. milton police found the gun, some ammo, and even some drugs in the room belonging to darius . the 18-year-old is now -- is multiple he said he will be in police have made an arrest in a deadly shooting in brighton brighton. killing. two weeks ago on telford police identify identified up and burned in bridgewater, it is 29-year-old ashley border. she is of new jersey. they received a 911 call tuesday night, reporting a suspicious black suv in the area. they found her body near the train tracks on oak street.

suspect. happening today, work is expected to begin in oxford to make a very dangerous road, safer. installing a guardrail along route 20 in oxford near the charlton line. the road will also be widened in an effort to prevent the deadly head on crashes that including a mother and her nine -month-old son, just last month. the patriots look to defend their perfect record, tom brady and company take on the redskins at gillette, the teams have played to common opponents, the jets and the dolphins. the patriots had to win, the redskins have lost to both teams. rady says the patriots attack is simply based on how the defense plays them. >> there trying to take advantage of what you are what what -- what they are trying to give you an offense. if they're going to guard you short you have to throw defense. you have to force them to

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you ready for a good sunday. a little bit cooler temperatures. >> a little bit more like football, i am thinking. it is going to be nice and dry for the tailgate forecast, but you might want an extra layer if you're heading out to gillette stadium. a live look as we prepare for game day, everybody. clear sky in the background there, temperatures running a bit on the cool side area and we are in the 40s and 50s at this time, we will only be in the low to mid 50s later today. according to the weather bug network 53 degrees in attleboro, millville 44, saugus 46 degrees under a clear sky, boston here 47 degrees. dewpoint nice and low,

indicating dry air definitely in place. the wind chill 41 degrees thanks to a westerly wind at 30 miles per hour. the wind will be a factor all afternoon today, as well. fortys for most, we're still 32 degrees in keene, lawrence up to 45. chatham 45, comparing things to this time yesterday, temperatures running 12 degrees colder in boston, taunton, worcester and even in providence. 20 degrees colder in keene. a little bit of a shock to the system as you head out this morning. because of the wind this afternoon, technically we will be in the 50s but it will feel like the mid mid- 40s, at times. average high being 54 degrees this time of year which is the attached below that. patriots game day forecast, there it is, 1 p.m. 53 degrees in foxboro, at gillette stadium, crisp and cool, northwest breeze between ten-20 miles per hour. highs today in the low to mid- forties, all across the board here. overnight tonight, clear with

degrees. many locations, suburbs, and even areas farther inland upper 20s, likely. our by our we start off with a cool and clear start to the day on monday. high pressure in control, and that high-pressure system moves off the coast by monday night a calling for a low-pressure system to move in from the south, and west. this one, this coastal storm continues to track into new england. tuesday the morning commute is dry. but that evening commute a different story which -- with and gusty wind. coming from the northeast. as a low-pressure system continues northeastward we will keep the rain chance and for much of monday morning, or wednesday morning, into wednesday afternoon. and veterans day, the later part of the day should be pretty dry, partly cloudy skies and 51. there is the breakdown of the seven-day, 51 today, sunshine and breezy, monday 58, four carries birthday, 60 degrees on

tuesday, with rain chances late in the evening and early part of what they wednesday morning, wednesday 51, thursday 53 with a chance for rain again thursday into friday. weather pattern kind of chasing chasing -- changing a lot. >> thanks for the sunshine on my birthday. i'm feeling a little gloomy, if you know what i'm? as dangerous as texting and driving is for most of us, truckers and face even tougher laws because at tens of thousands of pounds, their vehicles obviously pose a far greater danger. but as the i-team found, many truckers are not getting the message. >>reporter: a dramatic, a happen when a truck drivers more interested in his phone in the row. distracted by facebook, this trucker plowed into several emergency vehicles on an arizona highway killing a police officer. >> one of the most dangerous things we deal with the date -- daily.

>>reporter: state and federal cell phone laws are tougher for commercial drivers. this animation shows why. a truck takes much longer to stop. looking at a phone, and the results can be disastrous. >> you getting -- an accident of an 80,000 pound truck, the fatality record goes up. >>reporter: truckers in laws for some trucks require their drivers to be hands-free, no calling, no texting, nothing. but, we clearly saw this driver, phone in hand with his eyes focused on the screen --, not the row. and this big rig driver, one hand on the wheel, the other on the phone. the i-team on truck after truck paying more attention to their phones them with their roots. truckers we spoke to say they do not do it, but they see all the time you can go down the road, anytime, and look in any semi, they are texting. >> everybody does it. >>reporter: other challenges, in terms of actually forcing these laws, with trucks?

>>reporter: numbers obtained by the i-team show 220 truckers have been cited this year for cell phone violations. that is compared to more than 3,0004 drivers of passenger vehicles. a member of the state police truck team, trooper mike tucker that truckers are breaking the law. >> depending on the cruiser and are down low. >>reporter: we also the driver of this big rig on his phone when the -- i-team went on patrol with the state police. >> the driver that we have stopped right here for talking here for talking on his cell phone, was written in the same day in new york, by new york state police by -- for texting. >>reporter: that trucker was an independent trucker with a long list of violations and close to losing his right to operate. how unsafe is this person on the road? >> is ridiculously unsafe. >>reporter: here's another challenge according to state police. his license, it is not that difficult to apply for a new license under another company name, and get right back out on

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strange lights in the sky over california has plenty of people scouring social media. it turns out, the truth is out there. the coast guard says the light was a test fire of an unarmed trident missile. it was launched from the uss kentucky off the coast of southern california. that is my mystery voice. was a good? let's find out what's coming up this morning on cbs face the nation. john dickerson joins us live from washington with a preview. good morning to you. >>reporter: good morning, we we're going to talk to the two men at the top of the republican polls, first doctor ben carson, he has been answering some questions this week about stories that he has told in his various autobiographies. we will talk to him about that

in some issues from the campaign trail. centerstage last night on we will talk to him about his imagining the presidential cabinet meeting on that show, what he has said out on the actual serious issues. then we will talk to senator kristin geller brand a democrat from new york, we want to talk to her about bill she has been pushing to get money and make sure keeps responders. at the end we will wrap it all >> all right, john dickerson, thank you. face the nation airs today at 10:30 right here on wbz. much more ahead in our next keystone decision. a boston group takes to the streets to stop a pipeline. neighborhood.

good morning everyone, time to rise and shine on the sunday morning, november 8. a live look over the city. that is a nice looking shop. a nice clear sky for you this money for good morning everyone, i am kerry connolly, along with pamela gardner. definitely chillier out there this morning. >> temperatures have taken a tumble here. it feels ike fall. that is for sure. we are in the 40s, or 30s in some spots, under clear skies, starting to warm up a little bit now. checking in on boston, 47 degrees, gained 1 degree. forty-three in orange, at one point you guys were in the lower 30s. you have really started to rebounded 41 now in worchester, 47 norwood and 50 degrees on

we keep a clear sky in the sky today. it is not a bad afternoon today. even though temperatures will be much cooler compared to yesterday. we have that brisk northwest breeze keeping things even cooler than the actual temperature. it will feel like the mid- 40s, even though highs will reach the lower 50s, notice no rain moving our way in your hour by hour through this evening. we keep it dry for monday, and slightly more mild with the temperatures with a little bit of a pattern change, we become more active with multiple chances of rain. we would go with -- through the details in your seven day just a bit. we do begin with "breaking news" right now, route 24 is closed on the northbound side because of a deadly accident involving several cars. the stoke fire to burma tells us one person was killed, around 3:30 a.m. near the interchange with route 139.

and bring you any new information as soon as it becomes available. checking our other top stories, two people were killed when their car flew through a guardrail and right into the charles river near the museum of science last night. an accident may have caused the pickup to lose control. state police have identified the two people killed as 36- year-old brian arcand of north smithfield, rhode island and 36- year-old rebecca smith of providence. boston police are warning women to be on alert after three incidents near the stabbing hill t stop in north worchester. police are trying to figure out if the incidents are related. in two of them, a man exposed himself, and in a third the man tried to grab the woman. the women described the suspect as hispanic and in his 20s or 30s. a curry college student has been arrested after a gun was found in his dorm room treadmill simply say the search turned up the weapon, some ammunition and even drugs. darius is being held by milton police now.

[ music playing ] a big protest where demonstrators were trying to interrupt construction of a natural asked pipeline. successful, but workers got not show up for work. >> movements stop pipelines. washington and brooch treats in west roxbury to continue their of a natural gas pipeline project already underway. >> they are digging us a whole. [ music playing ] where the pipeline will go. >> we do not need it. we want to shut it down. >>reporter: residents who live in the area say the west roxbury puts their lives in danger,

>> it's in the incineration zone, if this pipeline were to blow, blow the area as white as >>reporter: it involves building a natural gas type either denim and west line through denim and west roxbury ending in a blasting quarry. >> this pipeline is going right up the street, and in stopping active blasting takes place which has caused damage to >>reporter: as you can see, work on the pipeline has arty up today because of these protesters. it would not give up the fight and believe there is hope that this pipeline will not go in. >> even as that construction continues,. [inaudible] we shut that down. >> it is not going in today, because they are not working today, because we are here. >> if someone wants to come into our community and do something, they need to be willing to come over here and endanger their lives and their family and their friends. i don't believe they are willing to do that. >>reporter: the federally approved project has unconcerned

roxbury, i am paul burton, wbz news. hundreds of volunteers are going door to door in boston this weekend. they are personally thanking the men and women who have served in the us military. operation thank a vet, it is a citywide effort to all -- honor boston veterans. mayor marty walsh says he sees no better way to celebrate veterans day. it is time now for keller music playing >>reporter: good morning, there's nothing like an election to inject some actual substance into the maelstrom of spin and political -- let's give the pols and policymakers arrest, take a deep dive into what happened on the municipal election day this past week with our guest to sharp analyst from the left of your screen is lauren, massachusetts reporter for the website political,

and of course, joe matthew, the man who get you to work every morning on our sister station, wbz news radio 1030. >> i was told there would be no substance, but it's good to be back. >> sorry, but with you here i thought we should correct course. >>reporter: in boston, the big news on election day was the ouster of two longtime boston city counselors, charles yancey, and steve murphy. both beaten by women, oh, the horror of it all. what happens, and one thought i had was both yancey and murphy were known for seeking other offices. yancey ran for mayor in the race where marty walsh was elected. at the same time as he was running for his council seat. murphy has run for other offices, over the years. did that kind of chafe the electorate at some point, lauren? >> i think so. if you also look at the two candidates, andre campbell,

that you don't necessarily see in these long-standing income is. if you look at murphy and yancey, i think their combined total year spent on the council was something like 50 years. a young, aggressive, female candidate coming in and offering something new, i think was a very exciting to the voters. >>reporter: joe, i don't think it's a surprise to anyone, that at some point, generational change does occur. the electorate gets younger, although in municipal elections not so much. but, certainly, these are two veteran guys replaced by fresh faces. >>reporter: exacerbated by low voter turnout or not a lot of interest. just the general thing that we can take from municipal elections here in boston and around the state, all the way to the race for the white house right now. the anti- establishment, anti- incumbent sort of mood that is out there. when a new candidate comes along, god forbid someone with

to tell and works for it, you just might win. it is interesting, this may have had as much to do with as what the incoming candidates >>reporter: that's a great., which just elected, by my account, it's a third mayor within the last year. sam sutter who had one a recall election for the previous incumbent was ousted by 23-year- old city counselor. and revere the voters dumped dan rizzo. what is the moral of the story there? any insight there, lauren? >> these are races where you are seeing all of this change and unrest. joe, i think you are absolutely right. people want something new. people want something different. they are painting things on these previous officeholders. let's hope that these new people in office can do something different. >>reporter: in both of these cases, you are talking about cities with issues, i guess we all have issues. but revere they were clearly

chasing on losing the casino race for southern downs. i guess, not a good time to get comfortable if you are at -- and come in at any level. >>reporter: at least for some voters, thought we have been left behind by the rest of the state, in a way, that we are not enjoying the prosperity that you see in boston, or other outlying suburbs. this comes to permission, for wishon, and is a lesson for what we are going to see one year from now in november. he was speaking of a year from now, when we come back from the spray, we'll talk a little bit about the new hampshire primary. now less than three months away. you can hear the feet coming we hope feed coming we hope you will stay with us for that. coming up in just one moment.

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we are talking politics with lauren, a political, and joe matthews wbz radio 1030. the new hampshire primary, as i mentioned, less than three months away, and the latest poll, wbur has a trump, carson, kasich and rubio all in double digits between 20% and 10%. with christie at 8%, just outside of that pack. better here is some real razor-sharp insightful analysis. up for grabs. lauren, do you want to counter that? >> the time has passed, and polls have changed.

ben carson potentially not holding on to their lead, shocking, i know. we are seeing a rise of rubio, the rise of k-6 -- k-6 -- this race is about to get a lot more serious and the voters are saying, other than our summer fling, who do we actually wanted to elect. beginning. going on for the last year, it is really just beginning, joe. >> i am right where i was, the last time we had this conversation. if you play the tape back, and you guys are suggesting that this might be the end for trump. i don't see it happening yet. whether it is "saturday night live", or whatever free media he is getting, are now paid media, he is doing radio ads which i find interesting, and he has grabbed tv ads for iowa and south carolina, do not count out donald trump or this has been remarkable, and to see him climbing back on top of these polls now as he starts the line of attack against ben carson, whether it's about

pyramids, or trying to stab a friend of his. this is still in play. >>reporter: something trump said the other day really resonated with me. he was talking about the democratic race, and he said, when the e-mail problem came up, hillary clinton's e-mail issues referring to the democratic debate last month, bernie sanders lost his whole campaign, trump said, what he did was so stupid, typical trump is on there, in order to get a one minute soundbite of some complies -- and some applause he gave up the e-mails as some issue. that was and of his campaign. ". >> what was actually interesting is that we've seen bernie sanders walk back those e-mail statements, and he's had a much more aggressive stance. he still is not making it the prime issue of his campaign to be smarter than that.

on -- obviously donald trump did not make bernie sanders change his position. we are seen bernie sanders change in that sense. >>reporter: his whole path, and we've got to wrap it up, joe, but his whole path was predicated on a hillary clinton collapse. and whether or not, you think it is a valid issue, the e-mail thing was hurting her. and he pulled the rug out from under himself. trump is saying, is he right? >> you can certainly make that argument. based on what he has been saying, he may feel the same way. it's ironic that he thought he was using it as a strategy to appeal to liberals and progressives by not hammering the e-mail issue, by playing nice, getting a laugh as pat -- has promised to do the opposite. >>reporter: sometimes life in a bubble leads to questionable tactics. >> and then john keller shows up. >>reporter: thank you both very much. really great to have you here. and thank you for joining me, right now we're going to send it back to my colleagues. for more wbz news. >> john keller, thank you so

much. my microphone is not a. okay, yours is not on. [laughter] you want to do radio -- >> you didn't want to be in tv and radio at the same time that would freak us all out. what's going on? a lot cooler right now. we have a great clear sky. my mike should be on. i'm not sure what happened. there we go. it is a beautiful start to the day, chile temperatures out there. we have some 30s and 40s it was downright cold. definitely a big difference compared to this last week that we enjoyed with temperatures in the 70s, and fortunately we are going to click back to normal temperatures. well, it is a season, 50s and 60s on the way for this next second full week of november. so far, running 11.7 degrees above average for the month. we will keep you updated on

47 degrees in boston right now, when from the west at 30 miles much, much colder print wind. wind chills going to be an strong from the northwest. temperatures will select the 40s. we are in the 40s right now, 47 boston, 41 wester, and 37 degrees in king, that is the coleslaw for now, we are running colder compared to this time yesterday in all locations. 12 degrees colder in boston and wester, hour by hour, you see we will only reach the lower 50s by later this afternoon. keep in mind that advertise should be 54 degrees, we will be attached below it all day long for this is where we should be this time of year. if you're heading to the patriots game today, kickoff time at 1 p.m., and it is going to be downright beautiful football weather, sonny, chris, 53 degrees. northwest wind between ten-20 miles per hour.

gloves for tailgating, temperatures in the 50s for this afternoon highs. and feeling like the mid 40s, mid- 40s, at times with the wind. overnight, clear, patchy frost 34 degrees. much calmer overnight allowing for the frost to develop. high pressure still in control as we head into monday morning. that commute is pretty easy going in terms of weather. hour by hour we continue through monday evening, 6 p.m. still looking great. tons of clear skies for us, tuesday morning changes start to move in. you will notice the clouds increase from southwest to northeast. pressure moves up the eastern coastal storms continue to past bringing us a lot of rain maybe one-2 inches of rain of the wind looks to be a factor as well, maybe 30-40 mile-per- hour with gus. we will keep you updated as we

there's a seven day forecast, 51 51, monday 58, more sunshine, tuesday 60, was a 51, for veterans day the rain should be out of here pretty early on wednesday, the rest of the day parley carter skies. thursday and friday the next chance of rain. >> thank you. do you believe that old line that the only bad press is no press. apparently, and carson does. why he says media attention is

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now to presidential politics, hillary clinton has picked up another endorsement in her bid to be the democratic presidential candidate. massachusetts congressman seth bolton had toyed with vice president joe biden if biden would run. he says the parties best bet to reclaim the white house is to unify behind the strong, single candidate. senator bernie can't -- and sanders meanwhile spoke in front of the democratic women's council in south carolina last night. sanders told the crowd his equal pay, paid family leave and his abortion-rights making the white -- bright candidate for women voters. rob public and presidential candidate marco rubio has been questioned about his personal use of a republican party charge card. the florida senator released

spending of of -- as a state lawmaker in florida per the statement show rubio spent, $65,000, including about 7200 for a personal purchase. his campaign says he paid american expressed her rectally for those personal expenses. doctor ben carson says heightened media scrutiny as helping his campaign. carson has faced intense questions about his resume, and some of his past positions. now that he is pulling ahead in some republican polls, carson says he received more than $3 million in campaign donations donations, this week alone. he has taken in more money than any other gop contender this campaign quarter. let's check in with pamela gardner for a look at our sunday forecast. brisk and coal out there, definitely feels like fall. the wind will be an issue all afternoon making it feel like the 40s even though we'll have a high of 51 degrees we'll have another look at that seven-day forecast, with some rain chances

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challenge bicycle ride. nice job mr. kraft. that is really something. pamela is here now with a look at our color forecast. >> fall for today, crisp and clear, the wind picks up from the northwest, plenty of sunshine, making it feel like the 40s even though we'll have highs in the lower 50s. monday a little bit warmer, 58 degrees for your birthday. tuesday 60, chance of rain tuesday into wednesday. >> have a great day everybody. thank you for joining us.