breaking news at 5:30, and a large group of fast food workers outside the state house right now protesting what they call low wages. these are live pictures the demonstrators want a $15 minimum wage. they're hoping to influence the upcoming presidential election earlier in the day. a similar group rallied at nathaniel hall. and wet and windy weather moving into massachusetts. i know we need it. the rain is already falling in parts of the area and it's just going to get heavier. >> bound to make a mess of the commute tomorrow. >> i know we need it. directed at me. because i always talk about the beneficial rainfall. most of this rain is coming at

night and tomorrow morning and not on the weekend. i always try to look for that silver lining. the rain is starting to increase and work its way from the south. the rain is heavier at cape cod. that will be the trend as we move into tonight. that rain will be increasing and becoming more steady. the wind starts to pick up out of the northeast. temperatures fall back into the 40s it's going to be a raw and wet evening for us. for tomorrow morning, certainly want to give yourself some extra time. we're looking at a high impact weather. you will have the rain and wind and a lot of winds on the road so it could be slick if you're going to be traveling. the winds will be strongest right along the coastline with those gusts. peak gusts 40 miles per hour. the outer cape and nantucket. that's where we could see power outages tomorrow. more rainfall and changes for

about that coming up in a little while, lisa. >> this pittsburgh man learned how to use narcan in the nick of time saving a woman's life inside this mcdonalds. the man had asked his boss for the training after hearing the opiod problem in the area. >> reporter: fixing stuff is old stuff for riv era but saving folks is something new. >> please take the training because it could save somebody's life. >> reporter: alfred knows what he's talking about, as the library's maintenance man, he knew it would be just a matter of time before a person in the need of help would come to his area. >> it takes a half hour and you can save somebody's life with just a simple tool. >> reporter: just 48 hours later, alfred was heading home

from work when he pulled into the drive through line at this mcdonalds and ordered some chicken nuggets a meal he would never eat. >> yes i'm waiting for my food in the window. overdose, overdose. >> reporter: when he rushed training. >> when i first walked in i was a little scared. when i got home i started getting shaky but it worked. >> reporter: for alfred the lesson is simple. put narcan training on your must do list next to cpr. but that's not all. >> the lesson to that person, be careful. get into a program and fix >> reporter: from here forward no matter what alfred is doing

>> now anybody can take the narcan training in most cases it's free through community health centers and for a very small copay you can get a dose so you can carry around with you. life. this 10 wheeler was hauling gravel when it flipped spilling there. police want to talk to a bank robbery. yesterday afternoon, he gave the teller a note demanding cash and the man ran off. if you recognize him, you're david. >> reporter: tonight an i team investigation, you pay your property taxes most of us do. but not everyone. and the i team tracked down delinquents. lauren is here with a closer

people are on the list year after year and they own property valued in the millions. yet they're also among the biggest tax -- we asked the sigh why it's so tough to collect this cash and our investigation some results. that's tonight at 11:00. >> it's interesting because most people pay it through their mortgage you would think. i'm assuming this isn't a huge problem. >> it most of us, 99% of us do pay in the city of boston and

who don't pay are really so agrecious to the city. and comcast found millions of names that were being shopped throughout the web. comcast says their customers information was not hacked. authorities still don't know what made chipotle customers sick. chipotle is cleaning and restocking with fresh ingredients. the u.s. toy industry is bouncing back thanks in large part to the new star wars toys. the industry is expected to have its strongest year in at least a decade. annual sales are projected to increase more than 6% to nearly $20 billion this year.

science and hollywood coming together to create a first of surgeons. children's hospital teamed up to make a simulator who looks, feels and even acts real. >> it could change the way doctors learn. >> it's about the feel it's about the look. >> reporter: and honestly that makes it a little creepy to look at. >> these models as realistic as the inside. >> special effects company los angeles we have a long history >> reporter: his company fractured fx has done work for american horror story and for the nick a medical drama set 100 years ago. >> known for medical realism. >> reporter: they've created

the next generation of surgical simulators. the blood flows realistically and doctors can practice surgery before the real surgery. >> the idea behind this is creating a simulation that is so real that you can pull a surgeon into believing he's working on a real patient. >> if you look at any other high stakes industry whether it's nuclear power own airline industry or the boston red sox, time. medicine has been the last to that to be able to do that. >> reporter: once the practice is over, the artificial parts can simply be replaced. >> we looked at the opportunity to change medicine and move the needle. >> it's a remarkable combination of show biz and the medical world. the hope is to offer these to the medical associations so doctors can reverse. man buns seem to be the rage. >> are you next. >> i hope not.

ridiculous holiday gift giving, for men with short hair. the story behind the most entertaining flight delay ever. >> and life changing work with thousands of success stories to show for it as one organization, mark tamayo meets

woman: i'm here to engineer my future. man: i'm here for my students. man: to work with a best-selling author. woman: and a nobel prize winner. man: here because everyone deserves clean water. man: here for the cool research. woman: i'm here to shape the future of nursing. man: because the oceans matter to us all. man: i'm there to explore the frontier of knowledge. -man: here for the commonwealth. -woman: and the common good.

you have to love this, there's a new way to fight parking tickets in boston. >> the city's parking office is now using skype but only for people who don't live in massachusetts. if you're from out of state and you get a ticket you can log in and video chat with a representative from the parking office. you're asked to send in any evidence that may help your case in advance. so far, all five cases appealed through skype have been dismissed. >> you have to love that idea. >> i think that's a fantastic idea.

dressed up to get in. you don't have to get another ticket dismissed. and now to this, it was in for women, now it's in for men. >> i can't believe this is a thing. the man bun. hottest trends. >> it's like a click on tie but worse. >> you're almost like princess leah but you moved the bun to the back. >> a little more masculine. >> that's so odd. some teens got creative when they got stuck in the airport. >> members of the university of louisville swim and dive team had fun pretending to row, swim and ride bikes on the moving

walk way at the raleigh durham international airport in south carolina. the video has 4 million views since saturday. >> pretty good because you can see other people who are going by were recording with their phones. it's the job of his dreams and every day he's at work he's an ambassador for change. coming back how this man's success is a much bigger milestone celebration. >> and the rain starting to work its way northward. our weather watcher tracking some of the changes. moving to the south shore, ar arnold here good evening to you. that rain increases overnight

tonight we have our eye on the storm. we give you a life look outside

is about to move through the area. some areas already have. >> and it's going to get wilder as the rain moves on. >> the rain starting to pick up. really our first nor'easter we've had. so dry, so quiet. we had a couple of streaks we're working on right now. 10 straight days, that includes today by the way. even though it felt so much cooler. still above average this time of year. 12 straight days with no measurable rainfall. 226 days with no measurable snow. so two of these are ending in you think? >> first two. yeah the third one is going to go for a little while longer in the city of boston. tonight. we have a couple of areas of low pressure that are working at the coast. we're still watching tropical storm kate factor into the forecast. we have this area of low energy. this this is the one that transfers its energy and gets

the cape. some rainfall working its way through massachusetts. starting to see sprinkles, but the heavier stuff toward the -- region. degrees. we're going to fall into the of rain. you notice tomorrow morning, out the door. commute weather expect it to be very wet outside. give yourself extra time. a lot of that steadier rain is going to start winding down but it will still be damp, it will still be windy and there will be showers. especially across eastern massachusetts. farther west you go you will still be socked into the clouds. there will be some drizzle but the real steadier rain will be tapering off throughout the afternoon. the rain having an impact in terms of the commute.

making sure we keep an eye on all those leaves. the wind is probably the bigger factor for this particular storm. starts to pick up tomorrow night. will be. right near the coast is where you will feel the most. cape cod, nantucket and martha's vineyard. you notice the storm, circulation the center right in there moving offshore east of nantucket. outside. these gusts could cause a few isolated power outages and bring down a couple of trees through the course of tomorrow. making it a little bit on the miserable side to be outside. from cape anne to the south shore, south shore cape, vineyard and nantucket 20- -mile-per-hour winds and the seas will be very rough. high temperatures tomorrow stay put in the 40s to 50 degrees. very chilly day.

our coldest day so far this month. unfortunately it's veteran's day and there's plans, certainly ongoing. there will be observances and parades. you want the warm gear and rain gear. the winds will be with us all day. not a lot of time to catch our breath. we'll get a cold front tomorrow morning. but another front approaches, that brings showers and downpours as well as gusty winds. that clears on friday. and that's going to bring a pattern change for us as we head into the weekend. temperature wise, they're also taking a break. upper 50s on friday. and we're in the 40s this upcoming weekend. here's your accu weather day. there might be a few flurries late friday night into saturday morning. mainly in the higher terrain. next week high pressure sets up shop again so we will get into another dry stretch. >> that sounds good. >> one storm a month. we can take that. >> not bad -z. thousands of families are celebrating the anniversary of

been changing lives. the art of massachusetts was the put together decades ago. >> these days many live full productive lives. like 25-year-old ted wong who goes to work every day with a smile. >> ted wong might just be wal- mart's happiest employee. you will find him at the 24 hour wal-mart restocking shelves. >> even when he is stick he wants to come to work. >> reporter: what does that mean to you? >> that's a success story. >> reporter: his parents immediately started looking for resources and found the arch of massachusetts founded by parents who didn't want their disabilities. 60 years and tens of thousands of clients later. >> here you go. >> reporter: the arch says ted embodies progress.

>> but you see what it does for individuals when they have a purpose. >> reporter: art executive director leo sarkizi. >> when they feel good about their role and that's what we need to happen for everybody. >> reporter: but attitudes change slowly. that's why every time ted clocks in, he's educating customers and other employees. >> just the opposite. he's learned the job so well he could probably train other people. >> reporter: safe to say he's the most popular employee here. >> certainly. everywhere he goes he is brightening up a room. >> reporter: even when he's calling a coworker who may or may not want to be on camera. >> i think he's very nice to everybody that comes in. >> makes us proud. to enjoy. >> i smell cookies.

much as ted wong. >> >> now the arch school for the next 60 years is to break down more barriers for people with autism and down syndrome and other disabilities. right now with 50 offices, they're breaking down barriers from jobs to housing. >> i love how ted was teasing his coworkers. shows the comradery that they have with leo he's just having fun when he's there. >> and really has a purpose. you could hear it in his mom's voice how proud he is to be there. more. >> excellent job by the arch. and players making a big effort off the field. >> the players efforts to help sick kids. and the contest to pick the designs of the new subway cars takes a strange twist. voting. >> plus baseball's offseason plan to protect fans at football park.

>> and giving diners the information they need to pick the right restaurant. boston's new plan to give out grades, most owners are on

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special honor. an officer discovered right after she pulled over a woman that she had just put her mother into hospice care. the officer then sent flowers to her home. we have much more still ahead tonight. the news at 6:00 starts now. a nor'easter working its way up the coastline. the winds picking up tomorrow. we have the hour by hour time line and when it all leaves the area. >> a deadly case of road rage. >> this man has destroyed a family. >> a man that police say has driven drunk before charged with killing a father. >> a water park protest. the desperate owner chains himself to the water slide

and making the grade, boston's new plan to make restaurants clean. first at 6:00 we have our eye on the storm. the rain the starting to move in right now. >> this storm is going to slow down drivers and already ruining veteran's day observances. >> we're looking at a mini nor'easter. not one that will bring a lot of rain into the area but it now becoming a little more widespread as we head into the evening. closer look at our live doppler radar. some of the showers moving into woster county. hollins port. also steadier rainfall is moving into the tauton area toward bridge water.

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