male is being treated and in critical condition. we looked at heinz driving record. in 1999 and 90 teen 85. he 1985. he will be arraigned in court tomorrow morning. breaking news now on the new england patriots and it's the news we were afraid to hear. dan louis out for the year. dave, this is a tough one. >> you hate to see this happen to anybody. there are certain guys who are a difference maker and he is one of them. they have put him on injured reserve with a torn acl which year. after catching a screen pass he plants his left foot and down he goes. just one of those freak non- contact injuries and just like

that his magical season is over. he racked up over 600 yards and four touchdowns. so who takes his spot on the roster? there's two possibilities. it is a big loss. guys over to you. >> reporter: some heavy rains, and gust windows on the way over the next couple of days. we have been so lucky literally, chief meteorologist eric fisher joins us. >> reporter: we were probably due for a storm. stronger air of low pressure is going oh the take control as we head toward tomorrow. the winds are going to start to ramp up tomorrow. that's tropical storm kate that won't play a part in this storm, though. high pressure is starting to gain control, clouds will increase and thicken up tomorrow. the rain arrives tomorrow

afternoon as we head through the afternoon hours, it does look like a wet commute for us. early wednesday morning before that storm starts to move off to the east. wind advisories out for the coastline anywhere from the north shore cape end and nantucket. there could be a couple of power outages. and once it starts to move out some of the coldest air we have seen so far in its wake. take a look at the forecast coming up in a few. now at 6:00 a woman murdered in lin. police have charged the man she lived with and it's a story that sounds too familiar. he has been arrested before for abuse. jim is live with the story. >> reporter: people, as you

might expect are very, very upset. police and neighbors confirm they had a violent relationship. >> she was a nice lady. i remember her. >> reporter: outrage in a lynn neighborhood. police say strangled by her boyfriend. prosecutors say wood bury has been arrested for domestic assault seven times over the past three years. >> he should have stayed in jail for a long tile. police should have noticed it happens a lot so why don't you keep those men in jail? >> reporter: when police got there she was dead on the floor and say they found him watching t.v. watching a football game and drinking a beer. >> they were able to force

and see miss kanakanucha laying on the floor and they found him in the back bedroom watching t.v. and drinking beer. >> i feel bad for the lady and it's so sad. >> reporter: once again, he is held without bail tonight. he's due back in court next month. live in lynn tonight. jim smith wbz news. a dorchester man is behind bars on charges of dragging two police officers with his car. last night officers say they pulled him over- and as they started talking to him he started to take off and dragged them.

>> the mayor signed an orders of confiscating fake guns. the federal law requires toy guns to have a bright orange tip on the end but that can easily be painted or broken off. the entire body of ever toy gun to be either bright orange or pink. a crash in which two people died landing in the river. police say this car was not part of the recall in which they were suddenly accelerating. it crashed into the cregy bridge into the barrier and

went into the river. we were told it was not built to protect a car or a truck. more training in recognizing and preventing opioid abuse. schools will get training in recognizing the signs of them and other pain options that don't involve drugs. >> hillary clinton filed paperwork to for the presidential campaign. most of them have been in person because it does make for a good photo op. while uber's popularity has grown.

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a springfield family devastated while a father of three was murdered while making a food delivery. a gunman was waiting for him. police are searching for the shooter. two dozen kids sick in boston. they were working with hydrochloric acid when something went wrong with the ventilation in the school. 50 yearsing ad to the entire northeast went into darkness in a massive black out. the marquees at the theater

came to a stand still and we want to thank the boston globe for all those pictures. problems for some, opportunities for others. black out traps a crew and elevator and some inmates broke out of the jail. but this is little cheryl littenburg. she is now 52. this is likely how you remember it sitting with your family by candlelight. this guy kind of looks like tom brady, but he didn't eat his peas, look at that. look at that, no cell phones at the dinner table. no, and no i pads.

as the heat went up, but we wouldn't have had that to night. >> reporter: it's been a very warm november and peaceful november but now we are watching a coastal storm and maybe a couple of scattered power outages. the rain will arrive tomorrow afternoon. in terms of the winds, it will be gust at the coast tomorrow afternoon through evening the strongest winds cape cod and nantucket. maybe a minor over splash on wednesday morning, but no big issues there. 41 in king, 41 in norwood. it will not get as cold as last night. lower 40s in downtown boston. some high clouds are starting to move in. see them just moving up across

right now rather disorganized it will become a much more potent air of low pressure as we head into wednesday. the clouds will come in and reach the mid to upper 50s. and the rain will approach during the afternoon. the time stamp right there. some filtered sunshine in the morning especially heading into northern massachusetts and vermont. the rain will begin to increase from south to north. pretty wet commute. areas of heavy rain up through tomorrow evening and tomorrow night. wet tuesday night and maybe good sleeping weather if you have the windows open just a touch. some areas of rain lingering and drizzling, but in terms of the impact on commuter cast tomorrow evening and wednesday morning both feeling a little

as that starts to wrap up and bring in the strong winds and northeasterly winds by wednesday, by dinner time tomorrow into the cape and nantucket. and the storms are reaching a more mature phase. also inlands the winds will not be nearly as much of an issue, but no damage expected. we have winds advisories out in north shore, peek gust 40 to 50 miles per hour again late tuesday night and into wednesday. veterans day itself hour-by- hour looks like a pretty chilly and raw day. temperatures will hold in the 40s, plus there will be a lot of wind. but you will need the rain gear if you are heading out to meet those observances.

more showers thursday afternoon and evening. here is your weather seven day, little closer to average wednesday chilliest day, near 60 on friday and on this weekend if you want to get into the cold season spirit the highs in the 50s, that ought to do it. perfect season for patriots so far but a reason to feel a little easy now. >> deon lose is out. he tore his acl. it was a devastating injury for the pats and this too is a big one because lewis has been a spark plug. his injury came during a screenplay in the third quarter. he plants his foot awkwardly, a

season. teds downs is standing by with reaction from the patriots locker room. >> reporter: they are kind of somber, he is out and they have move on. a touchdown pass and especially he's also handling business on special teams but don't sleep on james white, white came in and got the job done. he says he's ready to do it again. >> i can't do exactly what he was doing, i can't be super man, you never know what the role is somebody has to do it. he's been producing very well for us whether it's me, whether it's brandon, or l.g. we have to step in and do

whatever we have to. >> we'll do the best we can and forward. >> reporter: i get the feeling from the pats they can bounce back and be fine. volmer left the game with a head injury, the pats cannot lose another offensive lineman on that ends. his progress is something to pay attention to. back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. the lewis injury certainly puts a damper on yesterday's win over the redskins, but they did improve to 8-0 on the season. we take you to behind the scene's footage of yesterday's

>> woo. out. that's way to grind it out. gotta to do that some times. had a lot of guys step up today and take some spots when we needed them. that's the way to go everybody be ready to go. we talked about that all week. everybody ready to step up and take responsibility wherever and whenever it's need to. that's a darn good job from everybody. that's sunday's matchup. sunday, pats game day at 11:30. followed by the fifth quarter post game show on my t.v. 38. >> things that make you go hmm. guys, back to you.

all right. steve, thank you so much. scott. >> reporter: great to be with you in boston. i was there all weekend and had city. one of our stories on the cbs evening news. seat belts on school buses, they're required in only six states, but state lawmakers are saying that every child on every bus should have them. we'll show you why in the next few minutes. and safety securities that

new at 6:00 tonight. a safer ride from uber? the ride share service wants its customers to feel more secure. more and more college students and high school kids are using it.

boston customers will be among the first the test the new safety feature. >> reporter: since 2009 uber has prided itself on transportation in the palm of your hand. >> i take it at least three times a week. >> reporter: but more recently the ride hailing app has had its share of headlines. a driver was charged with indecent assault and battery. >> i have had very rare occurrences of attacks and concerns. >> reporter: enter" safety net." the uber manager explains it's a brands new feature. they share the loved onces and up to five emergency contacts can be set into uber settings and the execution? easy.

>> reporter: having a save ride now according to uber is incredibly simple. sent a message to your emergency contacts and now you are set. >> at least someone other than you know that you're in the car. >> reporter: what do you think your mother would think about it? >> she would love it. >> that would be better than the alternative which is to guess whether or not she's been in the vehicle. >> reporter: it starts with a national role out expected in the coming weeks. wbz news. probably make more mothers feel better. >> well they provide a fantastic product but the one wrinkle is to iron that out. and the one -- that

police putting out an alert tonight. the crime this man accused of and how you can help. and is beauty really in the eye of the beholder? local researchers wanted to find out. we take a closer look at what we find attractive and why? and everyone knows fenway everyone. someone tweeted this picture from the washington nationals and if you look it's a big picture of fenway park an outside company called turner licenses, so the league is now working to fix the mistake. >> how does that happen? how does somebody look at that

and not go, what? >> so they were on the field at least? >> now you see goal posts going up. >> football thanksgiving morning. thanks for watching. >> have a great night, we'll