the theme is the rain continues to spread across the region overnight tonight. we will get our steadiest rainfall from midnight into the first half of the day tomorrow. commute time plus bus stop time it is going to be wet and windy. we definitely want the rain boots and umbrella. coming up tomorrow afternoon we start to taper off back to showers and drizzle toward the seacoast. we do stay socked in and the wind is going to be with us all day long especially toward the coast. tomorrow morning is the main impact here. and things will be drying out evening. on the wind side of things strongest gusts right along the coast in particular cape cod and the island. a couple of them could reach 40 miles per hour. some of those could reach

and both quincy and wamoth have already cancelled parade. join our morning team to get the very latest on the storms tomorrow at 4:30. we have breaking news right now. protesters rallying outside of the state house. demonstrators marching throughout the city tonight. they're demanding higher wages this group rallied before marching through the streets of the state house. in the last half hour or so the rally has started to break up. there's also some breaking news tonight out of ohio where a small jet has crashed into a home in akron. we know now that at least two people have been killed but we also know there were nine people on the plane and no sur -- sur -- survivors have been found. answering to a deadly case of road rage. a man who was arrested for

drunk driving before is now life. he was engaged to be married and a father of three but now he's gone leaving behind a grieving and furious family. courthouse. >> reporter: something like this just makes you shake your head. here you have a guy with two prior convictions for dui, now police say they got him on a third one. this time he was driving drunk. he blew a 1.9 and this time, according to police, he killed a father of three. >> some guy and this man has stories about family. he's really, really hurt my family. >> reporter: santo's fiance died in this crash yesterday. jared oroni took his last breath here on the onramp on i40. and police say this is the man responsible. 57-year-old mike hines. a guy with two previous ouis

and police say yesterday morning he was driving drunk again when he ran oroni off the road. >> the best i can tell you about the creature that caused the accident and that's what he is a creature. he already has priors. he shouldn't have been driving. 1.9 at 10:00 in the morning. >> reporter: trisha santos and oroni had accomplished a good life together. his work as an electrician, steady. >> he made me laugh every day, i'm going miss that. and he was a wonderful father, fun. >> reporter: then yesterday morning about 11:00 police say mike hines was driving drunk and became enraged at oroni 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 then sped away with a flat tire. police found hines struck in his highway and he was

allegedly drunk. >> there was obviously a tragic accident, yes. it's been, he has expressed, that would be an understatement. >> when he was arrested, hines made a couple of statements to police but this one stand out quote, i just smashed into someone. it's not like i killed anybody. reporting live from adelborough, shields. a woman and her baby were killed in a crash. crews have set up a new guardrail. the road itself is going to be widened by 5 feet on each side. a water park owner in new hampshire has chained himself to a water slide. he's trying to save the business that he spent years building. this is kevin dumont right here. giving the wave. and he says this is his last resort. the attorney general shut down the water slide at his park

liquid plant because of bacteria contamination. now the bank has foreclosed and wants to auction off land. cristina hagger is live in new hampshire where she spoke with him, christina. >> reporter: david, ever since dumont and a group of invisitors opened the water park seven years ago keeping the business afloat has been as dizzying as this water park he's sleeping -- as this slide he's sleeping on top of tonight. >> i want to show my resolve. >> reporter: yes it's a publicity stunt he admits. whatever it takes to get his plea out to an investor with a mall and a half dollars to save liquid planet from foreclosure. he says the bank fast approaching date is set for

>> it's not bad. >> reporter: until then, he is in a tent hold up with a microwave, peanut butter, other essentials and a view this desert storm vet reminds him why all of this his 44-acre dream is worth it. >> we opened up in l. a. the problem is we had two rainy years and -- we opened up in 08 and the problem was we had two rainy years and the economy just collapsed. >> reporter: then an inspector found bacteria in the water and he had to shut down one of the slides. >> he never have been able to get out of that hole. >> a hole he now looks down on from a defiant perch. >> if this were to go under, i would be homeless, unemployed and without my company all in one felt swoop. >> reporter: and we're back live now where kevin dumont is standing outside his tent on top of that slide. now today, a property

people to put up no trespassing signs around the water park saying they were working for the mortgage holder. enterprise bank and trust put out a statement today saying they wish mr. dumont the very best in this difficult time. christina haggert, david, back to you. >> thank you so much christina. major league baseball owners will discuss next month how to protect fans from foul balls and flying bats. four fans at fenway were hurt in separate incidents last summer. today commissioner vanford said ballpark designed so different along major league baseball it's the impossible to have the same protective netting at every ballpark. a european company wants to install wind turbines in the

water off of martha's vineyard. the company says that they would have the turbines farther out to see, that way they would create more wind power. and the new subway car designs are in but we may have a problem. >> they asked voters to pick for three different designs for lines. these are the designs that received the most votes but tonight they're investigating possible irregularities with the online vote. it seems, there were some strange voting patterns and a lot of votes came from one particular ip address. >> it's interesting when you look at the voting the green line especially, almost all the lines went to that one particular design. things didn't quite look right. we shall see what the next big chapter is in that story. making a smart choice when you're dining out. >> and a new way to know how clean that restaurant is and

why customers actually think it's a bad idea. >> bill belichick is praised for the running back and plans to replace him. >> and giselle buntchen on how deflate gate tested her

and it's as easy as a, b or c. boston is going to start handing out grades for restaurant cleanliness. >> the city wants to adopt the program that's been used in new york and l.a. for years. >> chris coombs is owner. of a restaurant. he says letter grading would be a plus. the city of boston wants to issue all restaurants grades from a to c based on cleanliness. >> we've done our research to

indicate in other major cities this has been a strong boost. it's reduced the sanitary violations in restaurants as well. >> reporter: the first year the grades would be posted online but might eventually be displayed in restaurant windows some say grades can be deceptive. >> if you have a freezer that's working perfectly fine if there's not a thermometer next to it, that is a major violation. and you and i can agree that that does not mean the meal we're about to eat is unsafe. >> i think it's good to know that the restaurant you're about to eat is clean and high standard. >> reporter: on the other hand, some people have a different take. >> if you don't have an a grade, you don't have an a grade. does that mean the public isn't going to go there? it doesn't necessarily mean you don't serve good food. >> reporter: the new system could be in place by the first of the year.

in boston, jim smith, wbz news. >> i like the idea. >> i know. >> it's like you want to know right. >> i would prefer to know. >> although there are people who prefer not to know. they don't want to know how the sausage is made. >> we'll work out the kinks. if you're ready for it to feel like november you're about to feel it. >> i was shocked. you wac into your car and it says 50 degrees out. i thought we were in the 30s today. >> it felt like so. the sky felt a little bit like snow -- the gray sky felt a little bit like snow. today some changes a foot. the rain is moving in. 1-1/2 inches of rain in the area. the wind is the issue as the rain intensifies. winds really start to pick up strongest across the coastline in particular cape cod and nantucket. minor splash over but a very quick moving storm.

here is the set up. we have tropical kate, that will not factor in. we have one area of low pressure that's right at atlantic city new jersey and upper level low pressure that's off to the west. this is the one that helps to intensify this one and fill in the rain as we head through the overnight hour. that rain is starting to fill in. across the south coast and the cape. the heavier stuff mainly across cape cod. reaching its way toward bruster has been getting wet. lifting over toward ridge water and lighter rainfall here in western massachusetts. the trend tonight is for all this rain to continue to fill on in. temperatures are falling back into the 40s. it'll be a chilly night low to mid-40s. areas of rain and the wind starts to pick up. especially after midnight. so let's take a look at some of the time line here. as the rain continues to fill in. maybe keep the windows cracked.

tomorrow morning out the door. it'll be very wet and windy and it'll slow down the commute. no doubt about it. make sure you have the rain boot and umbrella. as you head into the afternoon we begin tapering down to showers especially in far eastern massachusetts and toward the seacoast. but we all say socked into the cloud cover and it'll be very chilly for our veteran's day. in terms of the wind. it'll be no problem having those american flags flying out there tomorrow. it's certainly going to be gusty enough. i'll have the strongest gusts near the shoreline and especially toward cape cod and the islands. that's where those gusts will be between 40 and 50 miles per hour. that could lead to isolated poweroutages and trees coming down inland. some strong gusts but not or issues. excuse me, i got one of those tickles in the throat. you know how that goes. i could use some water. cape cod and the islands 40 to 50-mile an hour gusts. the worse when this happens to you on air.

taking a look at your veterans day hour by hour. we'll stay in the 40s. we're hearing some of those observances have been cancelled already. if you're still planning ongoing you may want to have that rain gear and umbrellas. showers push in on thursday afternoon evening. david wade excellent co-pilot, bringing me out a little bit of water. that's team work here at wbz. here's your accu weather seven day. brighter skies on friday with upper 50s. this weekend it's upper 40s to low 50s. much chillier outside. saturday. mr.burton coming by. i'm hydrated and ready to go. if you need more information david, to you. >> well done. we have breaking news from the state of new york tonight. the new york times report that

the state attorney general has ordered the biggest fantasy sports companies draft kings and fan duel to stop accepting bets in that state. according to people close to the investigation the rules are under state law. >> big story there. >> we'll hear more about that. >> patriots this week taking on kind of a familiar opponent. >> yeah, they're expected to roll steve. >> this one won't be easy. we're on to the giants. the pats are 8-0 they will try to make it 9-0. the giants are just 5-4. 5-4 but they are in first place in the nfc east and they have beaten the pats, the last three times they've played for real. bill belichick spoke to reporters on a conference call for the first time since the pats put leon lewis on reserve. pats head coach feels bad for his running back but is confident others will step up.

deon, deon has worked really hard. he was great at camp, great worker, great kid. hopefully he'll have a good recovery and we'll get him back. we have confidence in everybody on our roster. however those roles fall, that's why we have those guys. i'm sure they'll be prepared and do their best and do a good job for us. >> we will preview the pats and giants. 4:25 here on wbz after the game go to the fifth quarter half game show. celtics back in action tonight. they will take on the bucks in milwaukee. marcus smart will be the replacement. hopefully he'll be ready to go today. now the 21-year-old east

same intensity he'll be here for a while. >> it's been really good, hopefully he stays here much longer. hopefully we play good and hard. >> he's a guy that can put the puck on the back of the net on every chance he has. i mean he's very dangerous when he has the puck and i really like the way he was skating as well. >> frankie has played really well so far. he's really fast paced player. he's got a great shot. he hasn't really missed a beat. he looks really comfortable there. he's going to be a really good player. >> and two more football notes for you. colts quarterback andrew luck is out two to six weeks with a serrated kidney. and stepping in jonas gray. you never know. >> steve, thank you.

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celebrity magazines and websites had them headed to divorce court. tonight giselle bundchen admits that it did press her marriage. >> that's when you know who are your friends and who loves you. no matter how challenging it's been, we are always supportive of each other and i think that's the most important thing you can have in your life. >> you can see more of that interview on our website. >> it had to have been, i mean for him between anger and depression and dealing with roger goodell. very stressful. >> still to come. turning back the clock. >> why part of lawrence is being transformed back to the era of prohibition.

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i see myself in every one of the students that i have. i know that it's my responsibility to do for them what i would want someone to do for me. helping the community is important to me because i live in this community, so when i'm 80, 90 years old, looking back, reflecting on my life, i want to be able to say that i did something awesome for somebody,

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hey everybody, coming up new at 10:00, controversy on campus. we continue to follow that breaking news out of akron ohio, nine people confirmed dead from a private jet crash. tonight at 11:00, they own aren't they paying their property taxes and why are they getting away with not paying year after year. 11:00. >> mostly exciting, ben affleck bank. >> but only in a movie. ben affleck will be shooting at night. crews have already starting transforming the area. live by night takes place during the prohibition era. the courthouse will be used as

paying the city for all the work. >> i don't care how much of a kid you are it's fun to watch the movie. >> i thought you were going to say ben affleck. >> that too. thanks for watching. >> we'll see you at 11:00. my plan, the new college compact, says you should not have to borrow money to pay tuition if you go to a public college or university. and you ought to be able to refinance student debt. and i don't believe the federal government should be making a profit off of lending to young people who are borrowing to be able to get their education. we have got to make college affordable. i'm hillary clinton and i