right notice at noon, donald trump is in new hampshire. campaign trail. >> and tackling areas of rain out there when they come to an end and when that next round is moving 92. >> and an incident with boston police leads to brand-new questions about the safety of a popular ride-sharing app uber. why this is raising the red checks. >> and chained to his business. the one man locked in a battle. he plans to spend the next two

weeks braving the elements: this noon, we have our eye on the storm. let's look at the rainy live look over boston right now. we have been dealing with showers for most of the day. so far, good afternoon. thank you for joining us. i'm chris mckinnon. the rain seems to be winding down. right, but the winds still gusting out there. and danielle niles is here. when will this all end and how long of a break will we have? >> and we get a break tonight and tomorrow morning. the next round moves in. the storm center, love this visible shot here and that is south and east of nantucket. we're dealing with pockets of rain and the wind is strong out there. the wind advisory is up until 7:00 p.m. for eastern essex county into the south shore and cape. and gusts gusting to 50 miles an hour and that wind is shifting around out of the north and for a lot of spots. north-northeast on the cape and islands, shy of 40 miles an hour in province town to nantucket and that is piling up the scenes there and with that

47 in boston and some pockets of drizzle, too, and steadier rain from milford, new hampshire, and into ashby. there are breaks in the action and the myrrha -- mea make valley, you are seeing it now and into marshfield, seeing downpours and when the leaves get wet, too, they get slick. you want to watch that and through the remainder of the day, the temperatures stay stead. the pockets of rain tend to taper off and the only concern is that there will be light areas of rain along and outside of 495 and they will taper off during the evening hours and clouds stay cloudy after that and tracking another round of showers tomorrow afternoon and evening. and that -- the hour in just a few minutes. >> and thank you. this is probably a god time to remind you to check out the weather app. search cbs boston in the apple and android app stores and you will get current conditions, the forecast and the important weather alerts. >> and right now, the country

paying tribute to those who served our country. an hour ago, president obama was at the tomb of the unknown soldier laying a wreath and we're getting a closer look at a lesser known memorial, paying tribute to more than 3 million women -- paying tribute to 3 million women in the military. memorial. >> this is the only place military service. >> i about 3 million women have served in the u.s. military and the women and military service for america memorial was to -- wants to document all of them. >> this is my sister mary. and he was in the wacs. >> florence cavanaugh found her late sister's world war 2 act and profile here. >> she looks so young. >> reporter: the data base contains information that family members didn't know. >> i didn't realize that she got a good conduct medal because from the stories i heard, you know --

emotional impact of the small memorial kicks in. >> and this is just means -- i can't describe it. >> reporter: donna perry describes it as a living memorial. it's a place to that everything those who cleared the way for her. >> you didn't have your career but you made it possible for me to have one. >> reporter: it's her job to photograph the important moments here. first lady michelle obama's first visit, the first four- star african-american woman in the navy, admiral michelle howard and the ceremony, removing combat restrictions on women. >> and when we had the fight to do it, we were there to defend our country. and that is part of the story the memorial and her pictures are intended to tell. the remainder of the story is not yet written. craig bosswell, cbs news, arlington, virginia. is come turning to campaign 2016 now, and republicans back out on the trail following last night's debate. donald trump venturing to new

taking an unusual step out of the spotlight. nicole jacobs is in manchester -- noon. >> reporter: he was introduced as the only candidate to introduce snl twice, the only one to have has own board game and star on the walk of fame. can he be president? that is what remains. >> reporter: on this veteran's day in manchester, new hampshire, over eggs and before 600 spectators, republican presidential candidate donald trump takes the stage. >> well, the veterans are special, a special day for the veteran's, by the way -- way, right? >> reporter: it comes after the fourth republican debate in an hour and a half of sleep, trump said, that is what brought on the rare moment of turning over the mic to his son. >> say a few words. >> well, it's great to be here. thank you so much for the incredibly warm thanks from my father. he had an unbelievable debate

>> reporter: and the question- and-answer format. he addressed issues we heard before from education to control. >> and my biggest hand was -- and the biggest hand of the border. we're going to create a border and build a wall and we're going to build a wall and the place went crazy. >> reporter: on this veteran's day, talk of a plan to benefit those who have protected our freedoms. >> and put in a plan that everybody loves. you go and if you get good service, that is great. if you don't get it, you go into a private doctor. >> reporter: and in true trump fashion, it would not be a stump speech without a mention of winning in the polls. >> and speaking of polling [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: depending on the polls, trump and ben carson are still neck-in-neck. the next republican debate is december 15th in manchester, new hampshire, nicole jacobs, >> thank you.

this weekend. their next debate is saturday night at nine between des moines, iowa and you can watch it here on wbz. the arrest of a man accused of dragging two boston police officers is now raising questions about the safety of brian gilbert worked for uber in the past but fired a few weeks before the incident, according to the company. gilbert has a lengthy driving record and criminal history, including serving time for selling cocaine. uber said that gilbert was only with them for a short time and was fired when they found out about his fast. -- his past. the boston taxi driver's association said this highlights the lack of background checks done by companies like lift and uber. police arrest a man they say pointed a fake gun in the case of road rage. a driver called to say a man drove off. she followed the car until a and arrested him.

a replica gun with the orange tip painted black. he'll be arraigned in sommerville tomorrow morning. the family of a man killed in a road rage crash came face- to-face with the driver charged in that crash. a norton man pleaded no the guilty to drunk driving charges. michael heinz ran jared oroney's truck off of the road on thursday and the fiance can't believe he's gone. >> and i need to keep his memory alive. he was -- some guy and this man has destroyed my family and this is really, really hurting my family. >> reporter: when officers arrested heinz who you see here, he said, quote, i smashed into someone and it's not like i killed someone. this is his third arrest for driving under the influence. and right now at noon, a new hampshire water park owner remains chained to his business after spending the night in the cold.

kevin dumont of liquid planet water park is marking what he called a last-ditch effort to save the park. the property went into foreclosure after a couple of seasons and he's trying to attract an investor before it's auctioned off by a bank in three weeks. >> i am happy that at least people are supporting me. and hopefully one will eventually call and say listen, i am interested. >> and he is prepared to have thanksgiving dinner atop the water slide he's changed to, if that is what it takes. the patriots are gearing up for a sunday showdown and this week, they faced new york giants. the pats have a long and troubled history with the team and that includes two super bowl losses. one that ended the team's perfect season and they're undefeated and quarterback tom brady said the past won't play a part in sunday. >> i would rather -- [ indiscernible ] and, you know,

this week or, you know, what the matchups are. if it's a totally different team and game and situation, so. >> and the preview of the pats and giants and team footage you won't see anywhere else. check it out friday night at 7:00 on wbz. and as for game day on sunday, wbz gets you pumped up with patriots game day at 11:30 and kickoff is at 4:25 on wbz and that is immediately followed by the 5th quarter post game show on my tv 38. >> all bets are off when it comes to fantasy sports. in new york, the state's attorney general ordered boston- based draft kings and rival fan duel to stop taking bets in the state of new york. the new york attorney said that toez are games of collapse and gambling. fan duel insists they're will pursuing legal options. we're learning seven of the nine people killed in this ohio

federal investigators are on the scene where the plane hit an akron, ohio, apartment building last night. and itate not -- it's not clear why the plane lost control and went down. it clipped wires before slamming into the building and embankment. and results from the park exam are now in. as expected, fewer stood students scored the meeting expectation level in the math and english parts of park and the m-cast. -- mcas. it's designed to test the college. massachusetts is debating whether to keep mcas or switch over to the park exam. coming up, saving a life. how a stop at a fast food restaurant turned into a life- man. >> and hello hollywood. the big transformation for one massachusetts community and the stars that will soon show up. >> and today's veteran's day and we're thanking all of the veterans out there.

wbz has been getting tops of tributes and thank yous online and we wanted to share one with you from students. [ indiscernible ] indiscernible ] . >> of course, we want to see your veteran's day images. send us or tweet us photos of your favorite service member or

. welcome back. a fitchburg man comes to the time. alfred rivera was trained to use narcan last wednesday, the drugs that can help provide someone who is overdosed on heroin. two days later, he put the training into action when he stopped for a food at a mcdonald's and found a woman >> i was scared. and fresh out of the training. but, i went in and i ended up worked. >> you have an ability to do

the training and takes a half hour and you can save someone's life with a simple tool. >> and that is what happened. he asked his boss for the training because of the epidemic in massachusetts and in most cases, it's free sisters. and a positive update for you this noon on former president jimmy carter who is battling cancer. carter is responding well to treatment and they found no signs of new tumors. the 91-year-old kept an active schedule since being diagnosed with cancer in august and this is something many of us can wait to see. denver, colorado, got hit overnight and this morning, parts of colorado, kansas, and nebraska had near-blizzard conditions. >> yeah. and i saw a lot of accidents on twitter popping up.

and 2.3 inches of snow. >> uh-huh. >> and taking a live look now. >> and it's rainy, though. >> yeah, it's not the best day and feels raw. >> and has that film and tracking a low amount of rain and a highly variable. and the vineyard 1.9 inches. and these are weather watcher network and falmouth, 1.6 inches, haverhill, an inch of rain and chelsea under that and belmont, .3 inches and depends on where you are. nonetheless, still foggy out there and tracking from rain. from everyone in boston and brockton and downpours near hillsborough, new hampshire, and stretching into the north side of fitchburg. ducksbury over the harbor and some downpours, marshfield, the

54 in truro and light rain from and also into booster. we have had drizzle, too and zooming out to show you what is going on. you can see the counter clockwise passing south and -- south and east of nantucket and some break in the action and out of colorado and this is going to spark severe weather and into the southern plains. that is our weather tomorrow and another round of rain. and light time you through today and tomorrow through the remainder of the afternoon and some pockets of rain that will taper in intensity and figure out through the evening hours and lots of clouds to be surprised and the breaks that develop tonight and the clouds were back in tomorrow and may feel sunshine in the outer cape for sunrise tomorrow morning -- morning. otherwise, we're dry for the morning commute tomorrow and life a.m., showers starting to

not going to be a huge deal for the evening commute and there will be pockets of light rain around for tomorrow evening in and that will continue into the first part of the overnight as well and that front comes through tomorrow night and behind it, we clear the skies out and there issy lot of cooler air behind it. and the west-southwest wind will be breezy and building clouds on friday and a mild wind direction to about 60 or just shy of that on friday afternoon and one more piece of energy, too, and through friday night and here in new england, not far from southern new england, the mountains we may pick up a few inches of snow by saturday and great news for ski country. nowhere green mountains, like a jay peak northern co-op kind of county and with a few inches. meantime, we have hurricane kate. yeah, category one storm and this is bermuda.

kate sped up and the motion is from the east-northeast and moving 45 miles an hour and zipping along here. the maximum win, 75 miles per hour storm and the issues. totally separate storm for us and kate will continue to move off into the east-northeast and the 30s into the suburbs and logan airport, highs tomorrow, pretty normal in the 50s for scattered showers tomorrow, and into the evening. friday, not as cool and near 60. and looking dry and breezy on saturday. mostly sunny and another woman should be up around 50s into tuesday. >> and go of me a favor? >> yes. >> and it, me and remind me -- . >> yes. >> and thank you for staying with us. still ahead, a starry -- a man walks into a business armed with a gun.

. angels on the runway to victoria secret fashion show went off without a hitch last night. the annual she took place in new york with all sorts of

catwalk and you can see all of it at 2:00 p.m. december 8th here. lawrence. this week, production crews transformed downtown to look like the prohibition era. and it's directed by ben affleck who stars in a film and directed and starred in by cambridge native ben affleck. and an unexpected moment in the middle of a texas robbery. the video shows two men walking into a title company, one armed with a gun approached the worker inside and told the man she just underwent surgery and had a lot going on in her life. >> not going to hurt you. god has the purpose for you. he puts his arms around me, you know, and come down. come down, you know, come comfort me. >> so then the thief took a laptop and on the way out,

he told the woman not to if will him. his fellow robber got away with a hard drive. and coming up next from the kids table to adulthood, the

. coming up today at 5:00, many of you have probably made the switch to carbonated water

other sugary drinks, but, are they really the better choice. dr. marshal weighs in at 5:00 and there are some that are better than others. you might remember crayolas from the childhood. the playtime favorite is growing up. the iconic company is growing up five adult coloring books to keep up with the new hot trend and the books sell for $9.99 a piece and crayola will sell special-colored pencils and markers to work with the intricate design. and i know -- what i am getting you for christmas. >> and i know it. >> and giggling. >> i am saying. another round of showers. >> maybe you have the rain pop the hood tomorrow. either way, we have rain continuing. the gusty wind to the coast and another round of scattered showers tomorrow. friday is drier, around 60 and breezy and cooler this weekend. a great fall weekend. and -- this why -- next week. >> thank you very much. that is it for us at noon.

>> we'll see you tomorrow