we have one piece of energy to the south along the coast. a little more extra air support. as those combined, we'll see that rain spread as we head into the overnight hours. here comes a look at the trend hour by hour. the steadiest rainfall looks to be after midnight and throughout the day tomorrow. it looks very wet outside. looks to be windy and raw. as we head through the afternoon. that rain starts to taper off to showers lingering most right along the coastline as we head into the afternoon and evening. we all stay socked in with the clouds with drying happening tomorrow night. the wind advisories are out along the coast. includes the south shore, north shore, cape cod and nantucket. low impact tonight. it's tomorrow morning's drive that will feel most of the hurt. slowing things down. we want to plan for the extra

time to get to your destination. >> before you head out tomorrow. check your weather app to see how the storm is going to affect your commute. just search cbs boston. we're happy to say we have good news from former president jimmy carter he says recent tests have found he's responding well to cancer treatment. doctors are have not found any evidence of any tumors. the 89-year-old announced he had brain cancer back in august. dozens of university students blocked the north eastern t stop. the university is increasingly relying on adjunct professors who get paid a lot less than professors. and dozens of workers walked out of work.

these workers want to make at least $15 an hour. they say they're tired of low wages for hard work and that minimum wage simply is not good enough. the demonstrators also say they are not just fighting for themselves. >> it's for all workers from child care, home care, day care centers, fast food workers, box store workers it's for everyone. >> today's demonstrations is expected to be the biggest since they launched the campaign a few years ago. they're hoping it will impact the 2016 presidential election. the family of a young man killed facing the driver. bill shields is live where the family faced the suspect.

>> reporter: here is a guy with three dwi's's. e -- he was walking home yesterday morning and he killed the teen. >> it was obviously a tragedy, that's no understatement. >> some guy ape -- some guy, and this man has really, really destroyed my family. >> their family was growing, his work as an electrician steady. >> jared made me laugh every day and i'm going to miss that. he was a wonderful father, husband, just fantastic friend, fun. >> reporter: then yesterday morning around 11:00, mike hines was driving drunk and became enraged at erony and forced him off the road killing

the father of three. but there were witnesses who told police about the red truck that did it. tire. police found hines truck in his driveway and he was allegedly drink. >> it's the best i can say about the preacher that caused the accident, and that's what he is a preacher who already has priors. he shouldn't have been driving. 1.9 at 10:00 in the morning. >> reporter: according to the police reports we obtained in court. when hines was arrested in his norton home he said a number of of things to police but among them he said i smashed into someone. it's not like i killed anyone. reporting live from adelborough, lisa. a fugitive convicted for his role in the murder of a new hampshire police department.

boston and charged him with violating parol. he was released early they are year, he was accused of stealing and trading guns. sky high over a dangerous section of route 20. crews are installing warning signs before a dangerous curve there and adding lane dividers and new guardrails. their car collided head on with survived. a man is facing child pornography charges tonight. bryan powell was arrested and lengthy investigation. powell is in jail now but they

>> lisa desperate to save his water park and owner taking his protest to new heights. water. and the park was closing after a health concern. >> reporter: it's getting chilly out here right now. but kevin dumont plans to get through this night on top of that water slide and he plans to get through as many nights as it takes he says to get that message out hoping an investor to swoop in. a spiral slide with a chain around his ankle. kevin dumont is not letting go easily. >> we need about 1.5 million to get rid of all the debt. >> reporter: that's how much he owes on his dream.

with a fast approaching auction date september for december 2nd. >> it's not bad. >> reporter: until then he's sleeping in a tent on a platform draped with an american flag. hold up with a microwave, peanut butter and other essentials. >> it's a small price to pay to try to save this. try to save something worth saving. >> reporter: keeping his business afloat has been as dizzying as the slide he's hanging on to. >> the economy just collapsed. >> reporter: then this summer came a court order after an inspector found bacteria in the water. >> we've never been able to get out of that hole. >> reporter: a hole he now looks down on from a defying perch.

>> the view is fantastic, the cause is exhausting. i'm just going to do as much work as i can. >> and the bank released a statement saying we wish mr. dumont luck as he gets through this difficult time. lisa, back to you. >> christina, thank you. we have this breaking news tonight out of ohio. a small plane has crashed into an apartment building near akron. we have just learned in the past few minutes two people have been killed in this crash. rescuers are at that scene. developing tonight, russia has now banned three flights to egypt for the next several months. on friday, putin suspended the flights but the timetable suspect clear until today. evidence appears to show that a bomb took down a metro jet plane killing 230 people on board. this is incredible dash cam

video of an officer staring down an suv headed toward him. the officer shoots several shots. another officers body cameras shows what happens next. the woman sticks her head out yelling god before she's hit. the officer in the cruiser suffered minor injuries. the police department now says the woman was high on meth. the republican candidates will take to the stage again. trump and carson neck and neck in the key early voting state of south carolina. 28% of likely gop voters say they would back ben carson. 37% for trump. marco rubio came in third. >> a famous painting that hung for years in the gardner high school office will soon provide scholarships to students.

a grant will use the money from the $1.9 million sale of the norman rockwell painting, gilley. the buyer of the painting wants to remain anonymous. still to come. keeping your kids safe. >> tonight the new recommendations to help protect your children from playing soccer. >> he was kind of one of those moments of like, we just wanted to run away. >> one on one with giselle buntchen opening up about tough times with brady. >> and a local company promised to ship you know without melting and leaves without it

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as you can see i had no idea about fashion and i really didn't care. i was just like hey i'm giselle. >> tonight giselle buntchen is an open book. she's arguably the world's greatest super model and the book is selling out despite a

>> and today she's opening up about tom brady and deflate gate. >> when you met tom brady what did you think? >> i thought he is a very kind man. >> you keep saying that. man. >> he had as much competition did. he is as every bit as competitive than you were. attraction. >> he is a much more competitive person than i am. to me it's more cooperation. >> for him too. what do you think those big line men are out there. smack something. some language. dot dot i don't know what. whatever he says football language. tom. you're scampering up to boston every time you can. you find out that his former girlfriend is pregnant.

>> it was a challenging thing because here i am, thinking i'm dating this guy, we met and we started dating and everything is great. right. so i felt like i didn't know what to do. it was kind of one of those moments of like, do i just run away or do i -- and i think now -- >> how has it been going through the last few years with tom brady. >> i think that's when you know who are your friends, who loves you. my father always says the quality of your life depends on the quality of your relationships. no matter how challenging it was, we have always been supportive of one another and i think that's the most important thing you can have in life. you know a support system, in love.

giselle started to cry it was when she saw an old picture of her dog who passed away. you can watch the entire interview online. >> after the newscast of course. >> not right now. >> i love that interview though. i mean i felt like we got to know her as a more substantial person. >> very, very warm and very, very smart you can tell. it's nice to see they're doing well together. >> yes. >> let's talk about the weather because i thought this was a very interesting day. 50degrees i don't think really tells the story. it was one of those days that it was so gray that it almost look like snow could fall. >> there was one point where we were standing in the newsroom and dave said, i swear i see flaking out there. >> i was walking around today and thinking, this is a snow day. there was a gray sky. we have a system coming in here it's a nor'easter.

the timing isn't great with all the veteran day observances. very gusty at the coast. the strongest wind gusts will come across cape cod and the islands tomorrow. could see a couple of stuff at 50 miles per hour. flooding not a big player here. minor splash over tomorrow morning. here's a look at the large picture. there's one piece of energy moving up the coast. this is the arm that's going to start to move in, take control and bring in that more widespread rain. this afternoon it's been mainly all south of boston. now creeping its way into central massachusetts. the air is very dry. everyone though you see it on radar is not completely reaching the ground at this time. so that rain drops you see is off to the west of the wester. that will just continue as we head into the overnight. it is chilly outside. we will fall back into the 40s tonight. it'll be tough to get off of the map tomorrow.

the rain increasing as that system from the west starts to lend some of its energy toward the new system. it's commute time, it's going to be wet. it's going to be windy. there's leaves on the ground. just be careful with those slick leaves. and you definitely want the rain gear if you're going to any parades. we'll start to taper off and staying wet from the seacoast to boston and toward cape cod and central massachusetts. the clouds are going it can -- going to be here for all of us throughout the day. overnight. northeast. the north-northeast. that's where we'll get the strongest winds coming down across the cape the island it is south shore and perhaps cape anne as well. that's where we could see the 30 to 40-mile an hour gusts. you can see the circulation in the middle of your screen. damage.

we could see a couple of isolated damage. that will be with us through the afternoon. tomorrow evening the strongest of the winds will move out to see as the storm moves out to sea -- will move out to sea as the storm moves out to sea. high temps tomorrow stay in the 40s to around 50 degrees. so it is the coldest day so far. hour by hour through your veteran's day. highest chance of rain through the first part of the day tapering showers as we head through the afternoon and evening. the rain part of all of this is pretty beneficial. we're now running almost a 9- inch rainfall deficit. over 7-inch rainfall deficit in woster. the next system is arriving and this will bring more showers and downpours for thursday afternoon and evening. once that front moves through heading into friday things will

toward the week -- weekend we all start to cool down again. with those late day showers, friday we're in the upper 50sful it'll be very breezy but milder. this weekend upper 40s to low 50s. chill in the air, cool nights. maybe in the higher terrain a few flurries on saturday. >> skiers will be happy. thanks eric. the wage protest underway at the stage house. these workers calling for at least $15 an hour. part of the demonstration that has been underway off a and on for the past few years. workers hoping ultimately to get the attention of the presidential candidates and to have wages and candidates change for these workers and others. moments ago erik -- eric was talking about the

duck's harbor master police are releasing a statement, you know it's winter. christmas in a box. it shipped 400 orders of leaves from new england across the country. >> i have no give it to that business -- i have to give it to that business owner who is always thinking. we've spoken to him before. keeping your kids safe in your car. >> the booster seat that is could have you making a switch. >> and the new way to fight parking tickets and you never have to leave your house. >> coming up at 6:00, cooking up a new way to find a new place for you to eat. boston's plans to grade restaurants. >> and why some diners don't think it's a great idea.

tonight new rules to protect our kids. >> and we start with rules for soccer. there's limits on kids from all the way up to age 13. the federation wants doctors to decide whether kids with suspected concussions can play in games and not leave that decision up to coaches. there's also a new push tonight to make school buses safe. >> for the first time federal

safety officials are supporting a movement to require school school buses. required in six statements, massachusetts isn't one of them. the ntsb estimates that four kids die every year in school bus crashes. invest invest-- investigators say adding seat belts can cut numbers in half. >> that always gets to me. why are there no seat belts on school buses. and now to the confuses task of choosing a booster seat for your kids. chris martinez has a look at which you want to pick out and which you want to avoid. >> reporter: 15 are deemed a best bet. three were rated good bets.

ratings, there aren't any seats we wouldn't recommend. >> reporter: the federation without back. >> what we're looking for is the belt is not right on the tummy. and the shoulder should not be up up on their face. >> reporter: we found booster seats from last year not recommended still for sale. if you have an old seat don't throw it out. just get a new one as soon as possible. the iihs says crash tests prove any booster seat is better than no seat at all. angeles. we mentioned that there are six you want to avoid. we have all this information by the way on our website cbs boston.com. skype your way out of a

>> a new way to appeal without ever leaving your home. >> a cool and kind of crispy way hollywood are starting to help doctors in the operating room in boston. >> i got that adrenaline, run in, did my stuff, came back out. on my way back home is when i started getting shaky. >> he saved a life just days

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