right now. remembering the victims in a planned parenthood attack, including a fallen police officer that grew up here in massachusetts. and new details about the suspect. and boston welcomes hillary clinton. the big rally planned today for the democratic front-runner. what the team said they need to do to beat the broncos tonight.

good morning. 6:00 on this sunday november 29th. we're glad you're hanging out with us this morning. i'm kerry connolly along with pamela gardner. >> late patriots night tonight. >> i know. >> the 4:00 games are perfect. so what is going on. a little sunshine. >> some sun today brighter end to the weekend, nice andre nice and dry and no travel troubles. you'll want the winter coats and hat and gloves and scarf. wooster 27. a little milder to the south and the east. and lower 40s and mid-30s too. we had some clouds that were accounting like a -- acting like a blanket overnight. and north of mass pike, the

hour-by-hour forecast, we'll continue this morning and this afternoon and the temperatures in the 40s. and seasonable for the day and notice the bright sky conditions here. no clouds showing up on the radar and definitely no rain showing up in the forecast either. more cold on the way tonight, especially for your day tomorrow. and when we'll have the highs in the 30s and how long a dry stretch will last in your 7- day. thank you very much. new details about a possible motive in a planned parenthood attack in colorado. a law enforcement official said that the suspect used the words no more baby parts after his arrest. the suspect expected to make his first court appearance tomorrow. he's accused of killing three people, including officer garret swaze who grew up in melrose. >> reporter: a heartbroken community in colorado springs,

remember is victims of friday's shooting rampage at planned parenthood. three people were killed and nine others wounded and the dead include university of colorado police officer, officer garret swaze, a massachusetts native that grew up in melrose. the mayor was a high school classmate. >> i've been inundated with people that are in shock and disbelief that something could happen as horrible to this young man and his wife rachel and his young children ten and six. we're speechless. >> reporter: and the chief said that many knew officer garret swaze and attended high school with him. he graduated in 1989. >> not only did we lose a son, we lost a dad here. and i see this devastating to anyone. >> reporter: the suspect robert brasserie described as a loan they're spent time in a north carolina cabin in the woods

and the police have not discussed the motive but a minister called deer a terrorist. >> we're here to honor the lives of those that were killed yesterday by a domestic terrorist. we're here to honor the work of planned parenthood and stand with them in solidarity. >> reporter: the mayor of colorado springs said that he was not ready to discuss a motive. but he said that people can certainly drew inferences from where this shooting took place. a contingent of melrose police officer police officer will likely head to colorado for the memorial service. jim smith, wbz this morning. my heart goes out and breaks for them all. i don't know. i know it is devastating for their family.

champ nancy kerry nancy care again remembers officer garret swaze. plead said they found a loaded assault rifle and additional ammunition and survival kit behind this man's hit and wade street. they said that he stole a row boat and went across wade point to escape. he was wanted in a domestic dispute and caught last night near the new hampshire border. a man struck trying to cross store row drive last night. the area where he was hit was not meant for pedestrians. at the scene. five months after her body was washed up on a boston harbor beach, baby bella has finally been tried rest.

saying good-byes at her little grave after agrees after demands to the mother to keep the memorial private. following the services, the public was welcome to pay their respects at a church in winthrop. to rest. >> she's looked upon as a daughter of our town, a daughter of winthrop and a daughter of the commonwealth and beyond. i think that is what is important that we pay that proper respect to this young girl. >> bella's mother rachel bond and her above, michael mccarty. two-year-old and bond is charged with helping to dispose of the body and cover it up. campaign 2016 now.

massachusetts today for a rally at na nathaniel hall. >> best qualified candidate in my opinion that is running for office right now with the faces. she's held many different roles. >> doors open to the general public at 1:30 and tonight she'll travel to new hampshire where she'll join bernie sanders and martin o'malley at an annual democratic dinner. it is patriots and broncos tonight. danny -- did not make the trip. he strained his knee and he was there at practice on thursday so many thought he would be a go for this weekend's game. but that is not the case. number 80 will be missed by his teammates. >> he produced for us a lot, starting last year with the playoff run. they have been making plays

>> reporter: does he make your job easier? >> he makes everybody's job easier. >> it is definitely a challenge. and you got to rise up. whatever the coaches is playing and whatever they decide as a player, you got to go out there and perform to the best of your ability and do it well. >> he'll be missed by his players. imagine how disappointed he must be. we'll get your football sunday started right here at 11:30 on after the game, you can turn back to wbz for the fifth quarter postgame show. 6:08. a volume volcanoic eruption and why scientists are keeping a close identify then this scene. a royal swap for prince harry.

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arrives coming up in your 7-day forecast. quite a sight in hawaii. lava flowing from this volcano. they say this is one of the most active they have seen it all year. and it is a quarter mile in length. but officials don't see its is a threat right now. rocket launch debris drifting from florida to england. a british ship captain spot it had on thursday. the ship's crew got closer and found an american flag and the falcon 9 logo painted on the side. the debris is probably from an unmanned space launch that blew up after takeoff in june. they are looking to return the ruins rocket parts. a royal stumble prince harry. he fell off his horse in cape town, south africa he got back

on the horse, probably hoping into one noticed. his father prince charles broke his arm in a polo match in 1990. shopping for small businesses. how customers are helping to support the local economy.

look at this poor little guy. he's on the mend. the barn owl got stuck in a fence. luckily someone found him and took him to the new england wildlife center in waymouth for care. thank goodness someone saw him. poor guy. he looks so sad there. but they did a good job taking care of him. a little sunshine today. and we're enjoying that. >> thankfully some sun. and that will help to make the

cooler temperatures tolerable. and we had temperatures in the 50s and 60s the last several days and it is a shock to the system. a live look downtown here. we're in the sun. the sun is about to peek over the horizon. a few clouds on the horizon. other than that, mostly clear. and most of the clouds are south of boston at this time. and the clouds around the cape and the island and southeastern massachusetts and that is where the temperatures are slightly milder. but first to the rainfall. we did pick up beneficial rain anywhere from a quarter of an inch to half an inch of rain from boston to glosser and brockton. but plymouth and new bedford, you did not get a lot of rein. and once you get to the cape and the islands, no rain that is fizzled out and dried out. out of here. if we keep it dry this afternoon, the temperatures

off in the 40s and 30s in boston. there's a light breeze mixed in from the northwest. and the northwest wind will stick around today. it is not as bad as the last couple days. 27 degrees in worcester, 23 in nashua. you'll want an extra layer. the heavy coats, you'll need those again. 26 degrees colder in boston. hour-by-hour forecast, we jump up to 41 full sunshine ahead for us. 1:00, 3:00, 44 degrees by that time. and the high in boston 45 with other locations mid- to upper 40s average high this time of year should be 47. we'll be around there. and overnight tonight increasing clouds in the low 20s. and highs tomorrow in the upper 30s and lower 40s. so colder air on the way. and here's why. hour by hour, we want to start here at 1:00 p.m. and completely sunny here. and that cold front will sag to

the south from canada and bringing in cooler air and helping to trigger the potential for maybe a couple of rain/snow mix chances on the cape and the islands. we have extremely warm water and with the wind direction, we could see a little moisture picked up on the cape an eye lands overnight. we're not expecting any -- islands overnight. we're not expecting any accumulation. 5:00 p.m. monday, high pressure dominating the skies and cold, cold temperatures. 7-day, 44 today and sunny. monday 39 and tuesday 47 and wednesday 51. rainy and windy and back to the 40s and dry weather for thursday, friday and saturday. the rain did not stop the shoppers that is for sure for getting out for small business saturday yesterday. several communities had tree lightings to encourage people to shop at their local

retailers. shoppers spent $5 billion locally in years passed. so we looked to see how this year stacked up to last. >> reporter: the santa hat gave a way part of the mission. katie and her mom were out to buy presents, specifically gifts from locally owned shop in the rosendale neighborhood. >> the stores have neat, cool things that you cannot find at the mall. >> reporter: and mayor walsh made the rounds encouraging people to shop small business saturday. >> we're trying do as best we can to support the businesses in the city of boston. >> reporter: in a time when the shoppers are heading to big chains and the internet, the event helps the little guy. >> it keeps the business going and helps to grow the business as well. >> reporter: at jp's toy store, this small business numbers topped last year, thanks in

silver. too. it is hard to get lost in a store like this and marred not to get help in a store like this. >> reporter: part of the attraction to the neighborhood was the small shops. and this day helps ensure that community feel. business owners said that the day helps them year-round and it brings in new customers and store. black friday may have been a bust for retail stores. the sales fell 10% and on line sales jump over 14%. analysts said that the shoppers might not be as motivated by black friday because many retailers start offering deep discounts earlier. pope francis arrived in a dangerous part of the world this morning as he wrapped up his trip to africa. we have new video. and the force was strong last night.

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coming up this morning, remembering the melrose man killed in a planned parenthood attack. and nancy kerrigan reflects on the years she spent figure skating can officer garret swaze. time to check out some of the weather watcher reports. and the temperatures are running colder compared to this time yesterday. we have 20s and 30s across the board. and arnold has 33 degrees and michael in hudson has 25 degrees and kathy in worcester

good morning. we're glad you're joining us on this last weekend of november. november went by like that. >> it sure d and now the winter meteorology. >> this is the time that we dread. but skiers like it. >> now that i learned how to ski last year, i'm excited. i will hit the slopes soon. 20s to the north and the temperatures fell into the 20s where we had clear skies. the cloud line staying over the mass pike. to its -- to the south and the east, a little warmer because of the blanket of clouds. south of the mass pike that is where you fine the cloud cover

and nothing falling from the sky at this point in time. and we'll continue to clear things out from north to south and mostly sunny skies all afternoon. 44 degrees by 1:00. a cooler day today but more seasonable. this is where we should be this time of the year. more cold on the way with the temperatures in the upper 30s for the highs. when will that arrive and when we'll see a little dry stretch in your 7-day. right now a quick check on our top stories. a lefter man that the police said stole a robo and eluded -- row boat and eluded police officer was arrested near the new hampshire border last night. and they found a rifle with additional ammunition and a survival kit behind his home last night. hillary clinton will be

walsh who will officially endorse the democratic front run are. the suspect in a planned parenthood in colorado will make his first court appearance tomorrow. the police have not revealed a motive for attacks yet. but one law enforcement official said after his arrest, the suspect said no more baby parts. three people were killed in the shooting, including police officer officer garret swaze, who was a melrose native. officer garret swaze was also and accomplished figure irrelevant skater. nancy kerrigan knew him well as did in the local skating community. paul burton spoke with them. >> my heart goes out and breaks for them all. >> it is surprising and shocking and terrible. >> reporter: the professional skating world mourns the death of officer garret swaze. he grew up in melrose and attended melrose high school. and before he became a colorado police officer, he was a figure skating champion.

the two skated together when they were kids. >> he was a true friend, a little brother, very loyal and listener. >> reporter: nancy recalls the many early morning practices on the ice and the bond that the two had growing up. >> he was passionate with everything. he had fun in life. >> reporter: nancy said that garrett's father called her to share the horrifying news. >> he's got two young kids that they literally run to him every time he comes in the door. >> reporter: are you surprise that he had became a police officer? >> no. he loved to serve people. and what better way so serve people than to become a police officer? >> reporter: they say that the skating world is a small, tight knit community. it's been a while since they

saw each other, they always looked forward to getting together. >> i've been saying that the last few weeks and then this. >> reporter: paul burton, wbz news. >> a candlelight vigil will be held tonight to remember the sharon teenager that was killed in israel last week by a palestinian gunman. he had been bringing food to israeli soldiers. this afternoon, the community is invited to remember the 18- year-old at memorial park beach in sharon. you are asked to bring a candle to light in his memory. a boston bar has been cited following a shooting on thanksgiving morning. jackie sherry was shot and killed whose on first bar early thursday among. investigators are still searching for his killer. boston police have cited the

fenway area bar for creating an unsafe environment. the crew of a cargo ship that sank near the bahamas is being remembered in florida. 33 crew members, including two mass maritime graduates were on elpharaoh when it sank during during a hurricane. the french military is stepping up security ahead of an international summit on global warming. 120,000 police and military officers have been deployed around the country to ensure safety t comes less than three weeks after a deadly terror attack killed 130 people in paris and 150 heads of government, including president obama will be a tending the talks that -- will be attending the talks, including president obama tomorrow.

calling for sanctions against turkey. russia wants to ban electronic i didn't goods. and turkey claims that they violated their airspace and that the russian pilots were given multiple warnings. there's new video as pope francis arrives in south african republic this morning. it is the final stop on the african trip. but there are security concerns there. violence between the christians and the muslims today has forced more than a million people from their homes. yesterday the pope celebrated mass in uganda. and there will be a broncos and patriot showdown. and we'll look at what they need to do to stay perfect. and close being the pay gap between men and women and how the city of boston is trying to help. a live look outside t is a foggy shot there. but it will be a nice, sunny day for you, a little cooler.

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good morning. admit it, tonight's game has lost some steam now that peyton manning was out of the mix. and instead of brady versus manning. it is brady versus bronco number one. and the broncos the be the pats' toughest test of the season. the patriots will have to play their best game. >> they got a good offensive unit and the backs are talented. so definitely a tough job. >> they put a lot of pressure

on you. i think that is the mark of a good defense, putting pressure on the offense. and they put a lot of pressure on you in the pass rush and a lot of appreciation -- pressure because they don't give you anything. college football from boston taking on serious in the final game of the season. and the eagles get on the board. and they had two touchdowns on the afternoon. bcf7-0 after one. phillips. break. and then tyler ralph again. the sophomore had 27 carries.

here's your game winner. murphy from 35-yards out. that is all she wrote. they lose 20-17. they finish 3-9. to hockey now. the bruins have won five in a row and find themselves in the thick of things the all important thanksgiving mark. and now they'll be in canada for the next six games and they will try to keep the momentum going. >> we have a tough challenge ahead of us going west. we got to do better. >> we're kind of coming in our own here and we're learning how to win. and that is what you have to do. you have to be able to win the tough game. >> this is a hard working team right now. attitude of this crew is they want to do well, whether they do it every night, i think their intentions are good. and to college hockey now.

this is a championship game. he chops away. and lowell had a 4-2 lead. final minute of the game, we're going to the extra front. and this will go to a shotout. and dylan scores to win it for the river hawk. and 6-5 the final. this is your riddle. what starts with an e but only has a single letter in it? that is sports this morning. take a little time and think about tax i'm not going to tell you just yet. single letter. what a mess, snow, ice and rain causing big trouble all across the country. pamela? we had some rain yesterday. the rain is all gone and sunshine in the second half of the weekend. and easy travel weather and the temperatures slightly cooler

i'll have the latest in your 7- day forecast. the earth's atmosphere is made up of 0.00005% of what element?

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a slow moving storm is now blamed for 14 death across the country. eight people have been killed by flooding in texas and icy roads killed six people in kansas. in oklahoma more than 60,000 people lost power as ice covered trees, brought down power lines. warmer temperatures are expect

texas and oklahoma today. that is scary. >> the system will move out area. >> thank goodness. >> where head into the thick of months. >> it is reality. >> yes. we're tracking a chance for a wintry mix for some tonight. i'll show you the details in a second. i want to give you a hint to the trivia question. the superman will not like the answer. good that is a big hint. november temperature temperatures so far have been warm. i think we'll end the month above average. the average high now should be 47 degrees. we're starting off way below that.

and it is typical for this time of the year in the morning hours. and 32 in boston. and the light breeze to the northwest at 10 mixed in helping to give us the windchill values out there. and it is 23 in nashua. 27 in wooster. 35 in taunton, 35 in falmouth and we had clouds overnight in southeastern, massachusetts. and it will help trap in some of the daytime he'd but we had radiational cooling here. and the temperatures have slipped in the upper 20s. and we're running eight degrees colder than this time yesterday. no matter where you live, it is colder and a little bit of a shock to the system. extra layer needed and even the winter coat. hour-by-hour forecast, we'll reach 40 degrees by 11:00, 42 by noon. 43 by 2:00. full sunshine ahead helping to warm us to a tiptop high of 45 in boston. 46 in bedford and taunton. and lows tonight in the low 30s

and upper 20s. but some areas further to the north and west, low 20s even some upper teens expected. and the highs tomorrow only in the upper 30s and lower 40s. a colder day in store for us because of another cold front thatp slip past us tonight. this one is dry. but it could help to give us a wintry mix. 1:00, starting here, mostly today. p.m. and then the cold front slips over the mass pike by midnight. and we have warm ocean water right now. and a little bit of that breeze coming off the water from the north, northeast. and that could help to trigger ocean effect wintry mix. we don't expect any accumulation or anything like that but notice the clouds hanging around as well monday morning and maybe some slick spots in southeastern, massachusetts and cape cod. colder air and dryer asian still in place for monday afternoon.

and mainly sunny skies. the 7-day forecast, more seasonable temperatures except for tomorrow. 39 degrees. and the coldest day of the week. tuesday back to 47, wednesday 51 and rainy and windy and we dip into the 40s again and that is another dry stretch thursday, friday and into saturday. and the weather trivia time. earth's atmosphere is made of lots of zeros .5 of what element? >> that is a lot of zeros. >> mentioned superman sew i'm going with b. >> that is correct. >> you gave us a hint. >> it was a toughy. in 40% of american households, the women are the primary bread winner. but even in boston, they earn less than men doing the same job. and -- kathryn hauser is

doing to get the paycheck they deserve. >> reporter: studies show that a woman is making less than the man next to her. and in some case a lot less. >> it makes me feel angry. >> reporter: researchers said that the pay gap exists and when fact touring in things like experience -- factoring in things like experience, education and hours work. it has an impact on the economy. that is one of the reasons boston mayor marty walsh partnered with a women's organization to sponsor workshops to empower women to demand more. this is one of the program's instructors and they teach women how to find a target salary and how ask for it that is something that colleen has been struggling with. >> i never asked for the higher end salary.

>> we need to get passed that the table. >> reporter: men are for times in pay. and when do ask, they ask for 30% less than men. and experts said it is all ask. and that worked for ruth george while negotiating her salary for a job before she went to work for the mayor's office. >> they offered half of what i negotiated for. >> reporter: something colleen will keep in mind when she negotiates salaries. some believe that making salaries public could help narrow the gap. and that is why president obama is asking for wage information by gender be produced to the department of labor. there are 40 more free

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good morning. everybody. 7:00 on this sunday morning 37. how are you doing this morning? we're glad you're tuning in. feeling like the holiday are definitely spirit is in the air. i think everyone even is thinking i've got to go out and shopping today.

shopping, you'll want the heavy coat. reality check. this is where we should be. temperatures have fallen into the 20s. south of the mass pike, in the 30s still. had some clouds overnight that trapped to help the day tie height. by radiation cooling there in orange and you have dipped to 23 degrees. 32 boston. satellite radar picture will show some clouds in south's. those may hang around through the noon hour. the rest of us enjoying full sunshine and it'll evenly move into the south coast as well. runner forecast, heading out for the scrog, long sleeves needed. temperatures right around 30 degrees. and just past the official sunshine degrees. a chance for wintery mix for a small location for a brief period of time. where'll break it all done for you and show you the details in the hour by hour forecast in just a bit. >> all right.

we are following. a developing story now. pop francis has araved in the central -- arrived in the central african public. the pope is under heavy guard as the country is in the midst of a war. he the is first pope to visit a war zone. tomorrow me visits a mosque that has been a sanctuary for muslims freeing extremist. new news now about a possible motive in a planned parenthood shooting. the suspect apparently used the words no more baby parts when he was arrested. people. including officer garrett swasey.

>> reporter: a heartbroken community in colorado springs. remembering the victims of rampage. three people were killed and nine others wounded. the dead include university of colorado police officer garrett swasey, a massachusetts native. the mayor was a high school classmate. >> i was been inundated with classmatessened who heard the name and were shocked. and his wife rachel and his speechless. >> reporter: the police chef said many of his officers new swasey and went to high school with him. >> not only did you lose son,

and i see this devastating to anyone. >> the suspect is describe as a loaner who spent time with in a water or electricity. a terrorist. >> we're here to honor the lives of those who were killed terrorist. we're here to honor the work of planned parenthood and standed with them. >> reporter: the mayor of colorado springs had said he was in the ready to discuss motive but says people 8:00 draw instances from where it took place. mel rose -- mel rose police officers will likely be head to the colorado for the funeral.

community. >> i know it's devastating for their family. >> olympic figure skating championship reflects on her friend and former ice skating colleague ahead as -- at 7:30. meanwhile, a lester man wanted by police, arrested. police have not identified the suspect who they say took off into the weeds. assault rifle. they say he stole a row boat. he was wanted in had a domestic night. five months after her little body washed up on a boston harbor beach, baby bella

biological father could be seen seen -- and the drape -- follow the services is the public was welcome to pay their respects at a church. >> so -- [ inaudible ] thank god she's finally put to the rest. >> she's looked upon as a daughter of the winthrop and dare i say the commonwealth and that's what is important that we pay respect to that little girl. >> rachel's mother and her boyfriend are charged in her death. mccarty is accused of killing the 2-year-old. while bonded is accused of helping him dispose of the body and cover it up. >> a man stuck trying to cross the drive.

he was rushed with life threatening injury. troopers tell us the area he was hit was not involved -- meant for presidential. -- for pedestrians. and the -- amadola came back to practice on thursday. so many people thought that danny would be a go for this weekend's game. well, that's not going to be the case and number 80 will be missed by his teammates. >> he's one of the guys that produces for us a lot. including starting last year with the play off run we had. all through this season. making plays week in and week out. >> he makes everybody's job easier. makes everybody's job easier. >> it's definitely a came. and whenever you see a challenge, you got to rise up. other plays got to take on bigger rolls. whatever coach is playing. whatever they design as a player you've got to go out there and perform to the best

of my ability and do it well. >> sunday is always football day here at wbz. get started at 11:30 and then keep it right there for all of the football of the day. tonight after the game turn quarter, post game show. >> much more still to come this morning. your fit by the can't help you stay healthy from the drawer it ended up in but it can help we'll explain. >> and also ahead, hillary clinton gets some local support in her bid to take over the oval office. >> time to check out more of the weather report. cold temperatures reported everywhere. we have 20s or 30s depending on where you live. eric from huffington has 30 degrees. a lair of frost -- a layer of frost on the windshield. frost definitely out there. but colder air on the way and maybe a chance for wintery mix.

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are looking to lose weight. and where did you get this beauty? the pet that pennsylvania raid -- pet parade coming up in five minutes. this is a little tease. he needs a home. could be yours. listen to us. i know we can't even work. >> here. i'll give him to you. >> really, don't. >> i don't want to. >> here you snuggle. >> you go work. and i'll get to the forecast. because we have some stuff going on especially tonight. chance for wintery mix. but the good new is, all of heavy rain and yuckiness we had yesterday is long gone. we did accumulate some beneficial rain here. anywhere from a quarter of an inch to half an inch of rain. quarter of an inch here in boston. as the rain pushed to the south, late yesterday evening, it amounted to nothing. the cape, the islands, fortunately you missed out.

much colder compared to yesterday. 32 degrees. dew point 26. so dry air definitely in place. feels like 26 degrees. when you factor in the windchill. light, to the northwest. temperatures in the 30s or 20s out there. although chatham, the warm spot. nashua, a chilly 30 degrees. temperatures much colder compared to this time yesterday. 31 colder in nsahua. a shock to the system as you head out. hour by hour forecast, 30s in most of day. and 42 by noon. average hague this time of year should be 47. we'll be below normal for the rest of the afternoon at least boston. right on target though. this is where we should be. this is the season.

highs tomorrow, upper 30s and lower40s. here's the hour by hour timing. to break it down. 1:00 this afternoon, we have here. we might pick up a few flurries in the higher elevations in the northern parts of new england. we may pick up some moisture with a sod guam knot east wind coming off of the ocean and therefore, i'll put in a chance of a wintery mix. over night tonight, even along the south shore, don't expect any accumulation out of this, but just be aware you might see a snow flake or two falling from the sky. monday morning, maybe some slick spots as a result and cold temperatures reinforced here monday afternoon. we're all dry by that time and day for you. sunday e seven day forecast, sunday 44.

today, monday, 39 degrees. tuesday, 47. wednesday 51. rainy and windy. then back to the 40s for thursday, friday, saturday and keeping it dry. going into the first weekend of winter. the rain did not keep shoppers away on small business saturday. that's good news. it helps locally owned stores gain attention and business. the mayor also helped draw attention to events in oz. dale. >> the stores usually have neat, cool things you can't find at the mall. >> some businesses say sales this year have already topped small business saturday. >> wal-mart apparently isn't waiting. the discount retail is starting

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welcome back, everyone to the pet parade. joining me and my friends from buddy dog. karl i aaron, and pat. thank you for coming. and we're doing it live today. normally we tape this segment. so anything can happen. dent get crazy -- don't get crazy. you never know. let's start with this shy girl here. >> she just arrived from puerto rico. we have a program with them. you'll notice her here. is won't affect her. she is a family that will work on that shyness and build up her confidence. >> but she'll find the perfect home, right? >> she'll come out of their shell.

>> it's really funny how they do once they gain confidence. and hello, wall i will and w -- wally and willy. >> we don't usually look for people to adopt two puppies but we would like them to go to a homing to. it'll be double the cuteness. they will need somebody that has the time to dedicate to puppies. so they'll need someone who is arounded to train. >> >> and what about our cat down here. >> he came to us recently. we have a woman who works with us that does cat rescue. he's been a stray. he's just easy going. only about 3 years old. he is nice and clean in his cage. no problems at all.

>> it's hard to believe he's a stray. he seems so comfortable. maybe he did have a family at one time. so what we do we do if anyone is interested. >> come visit us. on route 20. our ours website buddy dog hs. and hopefully they'll come see us next week at our big event out avg metro west. hospital. we're doing a pet photos with santa clause. from 10-2. all right and a quick homeward bound segment. and that is laurie and richard hoover. they came in touch and have adopted little navi and betty. i remember them. they were so precious. they look a liberty like you guy -- a little bit like you guys.

thank you so so much for taking them home. and we want to happen for these guys as well. so we made it through live. nobody went crazy on us live on tv. we'll be back.

welcome back. 7:30 on this sunday morning. rise and shine. we're glad you're here with us. we're all giddy over the cute little puppies. we were just saying a lot of our viewers are so cute. they always -- send pictures

with their dogs watching the pet parade. a lot of dogs can finally get forty a walk today. >> humans, you need the heavy coat. dogs already have the coat so they'll be comfortable out there. temperatures in the 20s and 30s. 32 boston. but north of the mass pike we had cold even it is overnight. temperatures have dropped into the 20s. and we have reports of frost. and temperatures to the south and east, the cape, the islands, 30s or 40s. more clouds overnight trapped in some of the heat from yesterday. and the cloud line right along the mass pike. they will hinge around at least through this afternoon. but in the hour by hour forecast, we'll have a few clouds moving off of the ocean here. but other than that, mostly clear conditions for us. temperatures in the 40s dipping back into the 0s -- 30s by 7:00 p.m. and i'll go through the tine -- timing and when we could see a little more of that.

>> all right. thank you so much. >> checking our top stories now. a lester man who police say stole a row boat is in police custody. the telegramming gazette a suspect in a domestic disturbance was arrested last night. police say they found a loaded ammo. man. >> hillary clinton will a tend a rally later today in boston. public at 1:30. planned parenthood shooting in colorado will make his first court appearance tomorrow. motive. but one law enforcement official says after his arrest he said no more baby parts.

including mel rose native; garrett swasey. figure skaters. >> my heart goes out -- breaks for them all. >> surprising, it's shocking. it's terrible. >> reporter: the professional skating world mourns the death of officer swasey. before he came a police officer, he was a skating champion. >> it's still in my heart like a little brother. a true friend. just very loyal and loving, caring person, good listener. >> reporter: she recalls the time on the ice and the bond

>> he had fun in life. >> reporter: nancy says garrett's fathered called her. >> so sad. they have two young kids. they literally run to him every time they come into the door. >> are you surprised he became a police officer? >> no because he was a person that cared about hemo. about -- people. and what better way to help people than become a police officer. >> reporter: they both say the skating world tight knight community. though it is been awhile since they have seen each other, they together. >> i have been saying that, actually the last few weeks and then,. >> many mel rose, wbz news. and a security concern after pope francis just arrived in the african republic.

violent between chris chance and muslims -- christians and muslims there have forced people from their home. and vigil will be held tonight to remember the teenager killed in israel when a palestinian gunman fired at his care. swartz has been bringing food to soldier the a the time. this afternoon -- at the time. this afternoon the community is invited to remember the teenager. they're asked to bring a candle to light in his memory. a boston bar has been sited following a shooting on thanksgiving morning. shot and killed outside the who's on first bar thursday morning. investigators still searching for his killer. boston police have now sited the bar for creating an unsafe environment. the city licenses board will

the crew of a cargo ship that sank near had the baa ham ma is being -- bahamas are being remembered. family and friends along with federal and state officials gathered yesterday for a memorial service for them. the jacksonville based ship sank almost two months ago. had the french military stepping up security now ahead of an international summit. 120,000 police and military officers haven be destroyed all -- have been destroyed all around the country. more than 150 heads of government including president obama will be attending the talks beginning tomorrow. one of frank's major sock -- france's marriage soccer team return to soil. police are rivals and machine guns patrolled the stadium.

fans were asked to arrive early, provide id and expect to be searched. russian president putin has called for sanctions against turkey. russia wants to been a tushish goods but -- turkish goods but the russians complain it violated their air space. and maimed for 14 deaths in the -- blamed for 1 14 deaths. icy roads in in kansas and floods in texas. warmer temperatures are continued to bring some relief for parts of texas and oklahoma today. have you noticed a nasty pest making its way into our home.

in massachusetts. they tend to congregate on tree trunks the size of houses and near light the. they lay eggs around march and appear in the spring as caterpillars. no we're. why the denver broncos could still be the toughest team they have faced all season long. break. easy for me to say, i'm going to have another cup of coffee. it's a good looking morning but temperatures.

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lost some steam now that peyton manning is out of mix. now instead of tom brady verse peyton manning. just not feeling. we're. it'll still be the toughest test of the season. they are a well wounded team and the -- rounded team and the patriots will have to play their best game. >> definitely a tough job going in and there playing a good team. >> they put a lot of pressure on you i think that's a good defense. so they put a lot of pressure on you in the pass rush and on your skill guys to get open in coverage because they don't give you anything. >> get were bronco pass starting here at 11:30 with patriots game day and after the game come back for the fifth

and boston college taking or syracuse in the final game of the season. just plunges in the from one. had two touchdowns on the afternoon. bc up 7-0. but here comes the orange. syracuse up end of 7 at break. in the third, bc down ten and it's tye tyler rous. but the eagle only had nine passes yards finish the hole game. 9. all tied a the 17. here's your game win per. cole murphy from 35 yards out. that's all she wrote. bc loses 20-17. they finished the season 3-9. so hockey now. after friday's victory against the new york ranger, the bruins have now one five in had a row -- now won five in a row. they hit the road in the canada for the next three games and

that momentum going. >> we have definitely tough challenge ahead of us. going west and we got to be better. >> we're really kind of coming into our own here. we're learning how to win and you have to be able to win those tough games. >> i think the attitude of this group is, they want to do well. you know, whether they do it every night, i think their intentions are good. >> some college hook key -- hockey right now. third period, chops way and puts brown up 5-4. 4-2 lead. blow it in the third. final minute of the game. and cj smith on the rebound. we go into the extra fun. this will go to a shoot out. tied a the 5. and dillon bing goes to core it. 6-5 the final. we'll give you your riddle. what starts with an e. but only

has a single letter in it. what starts with an e. but only has a single letter in it? that's sports in morning. >> maybe we should tell the answer at the end of the weather. so you have after little tame >> ponder. >> it's a good one. i love the riddles. they're really good. they're tough. so what's going on? we have after pretty decent day in store for you. the rain, all of that mist and gross weather got out of here. yeah. oh, some fog has settled in here and temperatures are chilly, chilly. we did dip into the 20s and 30s for some. freezing mark for other locations. you can barely see the picture there. another live look downtown. some low clouds in the background there. other than that, no big issues falling from the sky. thank goodness. we will keep a pretty easy travel day. november, so far, has been extremely warm.

average high this time of year should be 47 degrees and yes, yesterday was cold, but we hit those high temperatures very, very early in the morning. in fact, after midnight, as we got into the early part of the day yesterday. normal day. next two days we'll be a tad below average. but i think the rest of november will officially end above average. 32 degrees. winds from the northwest at 7 miles per hour. making it feel like 26 degrees. 21 in nshu, a. 25 degrees colder boston. 31 degrees colder for our neighbors in nashua. hour by hour, we jump to 42 by noon. full sunshine for us for the rest of the day. not a bad afternoon. very seasonable. temperatures.

degrees again this time of year. 44 bedford. 47 in new bedford. tonight falling to 28 degrees. light breeze from the north. northeast at times too. highs tomorrow only in the upper 30s and lower 40s. a much colder day to us on monday. sweeping through new england from north to the south. hour by hour, weal time it -- we'll time it out, still mostly clear arnold the new england area. we don't expect any rain or flurries along it inland. however, because we have a good wind coming off the warmer ocean water, we could see the potential for a wintery mix. briefly, not expecting any accumulation. wouldn't be the surprised if you saw a brief flurry or two.

the area too, but inland, we're all clear. we're dry, partly sunny, and then we'll go back to normal temperatures for tuesday. with a high of 47 degrees. wednesday, 51. through friday, through next saturday with the hague of 44 -- with the high of 44. all right. with the force awakens. just a few weeks away, plenty of fans have their heads in the stars. that goes for animals as well.

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a special star wars night at the stone zoo. visitors got to see the animals and hang out with their star wars characters. it's all part of zoo lights. string together thousands of twinkling lights to turn the place into a winter wonderland. the zoo lights theme runs through january 3rd. well, a little owl owes a very big thank you to a good is samaritan. this little guy got stuck in a chain link fence.

barn owl as he's called and took him to the wildlife center for care. we don't know who it was. get it? who? turn key left overs, may be the only meal in town for a few more days. but if you're dying for something else, don't fret. the phantom gourmet checks out

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welcome back. are you sick of turkey sandwiches? turkey soup, all things turkey? today the phantom gourmet heads to lynn for some outstanding italian food to change it up. >> take all of your favorite italian flavors. fire them. fresh and serve them inside a big rustic modern space. now you know what it's like to have a meal in at rosetty in lin. bobby and steven rosetty have been working in the restaurant business for years. after turning out red sauce classic at their cafe, an opportunity arose to expand. and that's when they decided to bring in the next generation on board to help. >> so what we wanted to do as

father and uncle have been italian she was. we wanted to take traditional italian food and put that next to a mixology bar. who doesn't like comfort, i tullian food -- italian foot. >> reporter: so their gorgeous house made meatballs and hall lock and crispy soft shelled crab and the only thing that might be nor impressive than the food, the drinks. >> everything single juice is squeezed fresh daily. ecut our ice by hand. and it's really up with the times of what's going on with the mixology movement nowadays. >> so whether you're looking for congress tails or a great cut into italian food, it's a

>> for more food and fun you can watch phantom gourmet at 11. just before 8:00 we've got your top stories and update on your forecast coming up at the top of hour. so sunshine today. but cooler temperatures as we take a live look at the quiet guilett. as they're in denver to play. all right. we're glad you're with us.

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. welcome back everybody. it's 8:00, thanks for staying with us. i'm kerry connolly, stay with us. we're on at 5:00 a.m., if you in. i've gone through this whole morning without coffee. shocking, it's a big deal. i'll probably be asleep in five minutes, i've made it. >> and i'm towards the end of my thermous of coffee. what's going on, we have sunshine. temperatures.

temperatures have fallen into the 20s. worcester is 26 degrees, 28 fitchburg, 38 in boston and 38 in manchester with thick frost, lots of stuff going on. i need more coffee. to the south and east, we have temperatures in the 30s and 40s, we have it trapping in some of the heat. temperatures are milder there. no frost reported in southeastern massachusetts. the cloud line will continue to erode from north to south throughout the next several hours. all spots. there's not enough clouds to block out the sunshine. full sun ahead by 1:00, 38 degrees by 5:00 tonight. tonight we get colder. the front will move through giving us a chance of a wintry mix for only some. i will have the details of who will see some snowflakes

potentially overnight tonight in the how by hour timing in a little bit. we're following a development story now. pope francis has arrived in the central african republic, and it's a visit that has implications worldwide. the pope is under heavy guard. the country is under a bloody religious war. he's the first pope to visit an active war jones. he's visiting a camp where christians have sought to escape a wave of violent and muslims trying to kneel extremists. there's a planned parenthood attack in colorado. the suspect used the words no more baby parts after his arrest. the suspect is expected to make his first court appearance tomorrow. he's accused of killing three people, including police

jim smith has more on how the victims are being remembered. [ singing amazing grace ] >> a heartbroken community in colorado springs remembering the victims of friday's shooting rampage at planned parenthood. >> shot -- >> three people were killed and nine others wounded. the dead include officer garrett swasey a massachusetts native who grew up in melrose, classmate. >> i've been inundated with classmates who heard the name and they're shocked and disbelief that something could happen as horrible to this young man, and particularly to his wife rachael and his two speechless. >> the police chief say they 1989.

lost a dad here. i see this devastating, it's devastating to anyone. >> the suspect robert dear is described as a loner who spent time in north carolina in a cabin in the woods with no water or electricity. they called dear a terrorist. >> we're here to honor the lives of those who were killed yesterday by domestic -- a domestic terrorist. we're here to honor the work of planned parenthood and stand with them in solidarity. >> he was not ready to discuss a motive, but they can draw inferences from where this shooting took place. contingent of melrose police officers will be headed to service. morning. now, the death of officer

swasey is leaving a big hole in the tight knit skating community in massachusetts. >> my heart goes out and breaks for them all. i don't know, i know it's devastating for their family. >> olympic figure skating champion nancy kerrigan reflects on her friend and former ice skating colleague. that's ahead at 7:30, new this morning, a lesser man wanted by police, they have not identified the suspect, he took off the woods yesterday when they tried to arrest him. they found a loaded assault rifle and additional ammo, he stole a rowboat and went across a pond to escape. he is wanted in a domestic dispute and was weight caught near the new hampshire border.

little body washed up on a beach. baby bella is laid to rest. joe said goodbye yesterday. he agreed to the demands to keep the girl's funeral private. the gesture speaks to the special place bella bond had come to occupy in the public's heart. they were welcome to pay their respects at a church in winthrop. >> thank god she's finally put to rest. >> she's looked upon as a daughter of the town and a daughter of the commonwealth commonwealth and beyond. important. that we pay that proper respect to this young girl. >> her mother michelle bond and her boyfriend are charged in her death. he's accused of killing the two- year-old, while bond is charged with helping him to dispose of

the body and cover it up. a man struck trying to cross storrow drive, what's rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. he was hit in a place not meant for pedestrian. the car involved did stop at the scene. it's the pats and broncos tonight. the pats will be missing danny. he sprained his knee in monday night's game against the bills. he came back to practice on thursday so many thought he would be a go for the game. it's not the case. number 80 will be missed by his teammates. >> he's one of the guys that produces for us a lot including starting with the play-off run we had through the weekend. he was making plays. easier? >> he makes everybody's job >> it's a challenge and whenever you see a challenge you have to rise up. this play has to step in,

and what they design, you have to go out and perform and perform to the best of my ability and do it well, sunday is football day, it gets started at 11:30 with patriots game day and keep it right there for all of the football of the day and at the end go to the fifth quarter postgame show. it's the day that can make or break the holiday season for hundreds of local business owners. coming up a closer look at the results for small business saturday. and later, meet a family who say pope francis did what some of the country's best doctors couldn't.

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welcome back, the rain did not keep shoppers away. this small business saturday yesterday, that's good news, the national campaign helps locally owned stores get attention as well as business. boston mayor walsh helped draw attention to the event in roslindale. >> it's a nice way to support to the community and the stores

find at the malls. >> this year sales have topped sales from last year for small business saturday. and we have black black friday and cyber monday. wal-mart is not waiting, it's starting its biggest deals today. with faster internet and more homes and smartphones, the move makes sense. they can do all of their online shopping at work, the monday after thanksgiving. >> it is 8:12 now, their little boy's brain cancer could have been a death sentence, he's been touched by a miracle.

hey mom, i could use some basil. oh, sure thing, sweetie. life is eating out of a flower pot. wait where' s the? right. it' s being a food paparazzi. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet. as it should. and a takeout romantic. dessert! happy anniversary. life is mucho, and grande. life is eating, laughing, loving

welcome back, for those of you we promised this earlier. what word starts with an e but

only has a single letter. it's a good one. the answer is: envelope. get it? you got it, i love his riddles. it's fun stuff. what do we have, sunshine will feel nice. >> the sun will make it feel better out there. temperatures are rather chilly starting off the day. full sun over boston right now. here's alif look and you can see the sun is getting higher in the sky, it's going to help to warm the temperatures out too. it will evaporate some of that frost and develop it as well. we have the beneficial showers, and even though it was a tough day to get through with the dreary conditions, the cloudy skies and the drizzle, the rain is accumulating too, quarter to a half-inch in some spots. east plymouth to new bedford, a

the time the rain gets to the cape and island, it fell apart. no measurable rain fell in those areas. boston 32 degrees, the rain is long gone, it's 25 degrees here with the light wind mixed in. temperatures are shockingly colder than yesterday, 28 nashua and 28 lawrence. you want the coat as you head out the door. we're running 28 degrees colder in nashua and 25 degrees cold ner boston and 18 degrees for our friends in taunton. temperatures will stay in the 30s for the rest of the morning, by 1:00, 42, 43 by 3:00, average high should be 4, we'll be below it in most spots for the rest of the day. highest to mid-40s all across the board getting close to 50 degrees when you get on the cape and islands. overnight falling to be the 30s

air will move into the area, and high temperatures, they top 40s. 1pm starting here, we have the rain off to our south and we have the northwesterly air flow with those streamers. and this cold front approaches from canada. this will give us a lift that will bring us snowflakes and flurries in northern parts of new england. this front tense to the south. overnight we'll continue to see the wind coming off the warmer ocean giving us a chance of a flurry or two, wintry mix but no accumulation for monday morning. that's for the cape and islands miami had primarily. tuesday will be 47 and 51 on wednesday, the warmest day of the next seven with the rain and wind.

>> don't go far pamela. you have to hear this story. cured by his kiss, the family said, the pope's case cancer. two months ago the pope spontaneously kissed their one- year-old daughter on the head and she's getting better. >> reporter: it's the little kiss gianna's parents call it a miracle and they said she's in recovery. >> it's a messenger from god. >> the blood cells attacked her brain stems weeks after her birth. they planned and showed for the papal parade in front of independence hall expecting a

friend from the f.b.i. cheering ] >> oh, god has blessed. >> he's the pope's bodyguard. his name is domenic gianna, they say the similar names, just another sign of divine intervention. they believe the proof is in the scans. here's a scan in late august before the spontaneous kiss and october. >> you can hardly see the tumor. in so many of the cuts it's a blur. >> the scans next to each other show a difference. the left before the kiss and the right, after. >> she's getting better and stronger. she's blowing kisses, she's starting to point at things.

saint, a modern day saint who died in 1962. she met gianna during the papal weekend. they insist her future is a bright one and they can't wait to sit down and show and tell her what a difference one kiss can make. >> last year was about living in honor of her and now we'll get to live with her. >> wow, that is incredible. that was paula ebben reporting. hillary clinton heads to our area today and she'll pick up a big local endorsement while she's here.

. 2016 hillary clinton will be in massachusetts for a rally in fanueil hall. she'll be joined by boston mayor walsh, he's endorsed the front runner, he said she has the most well-rounded resume. >> with the challenges our different roles. >> the doors are open to the general public at 1:30, tonight hillary clinton will go to new hampshire where she'll join democratic dinner. >> john dickerson joins us live

with a preview of the show, john, good morning to you. >> good morning, we'll talk about the war against isis with two presidential contenders, the first is ben carson, he took a fact finding trip to oman jordan, he looked where the syrian refugees have been gathering and,000 fix that crisis and how to take on isis, and that was the topic in our conversation with former florida governor jeb bush, he has a theory to fight the terrorist organization he has tough things to say about donald trump and whether he's ready to be commander and chief. and we'll talk to lindsey from a ham about what they think should be done, and kerry at the round table, we'll have a book author's round table where

historians about what the past can teach us about the present. show. we look forward to your show as always. face the nation airs right here on wbz. good samaritans find an elderly man in nice car stuck in the train tracks. this is what they hear in the distance. how they were able to get them spare. also ahead from transportation to education, a closer look at what's in store for the state

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we're glad you're with us. i'm kerry connolly, along with pamela gardner. >> the sunshine, we have it and it's seasonal. temperatures to the 20s north of the mass. pike. we have 30s to the south, norwood is 29 degrees, fitchburg 28, working to 36 degrees in falmouth, 41 in chatham. the cloud lines is slightly south of the mass. pike right now. south of boston. areas to the in or about and west afterthere, that's why we have those colder temperatures t hour-by-hour forecast the clouds that are still in place right now will mainly dissipate moving farther to the south. we're all dry this afternoon in your hour by hour temperatures dipping into the 30s and another system moves overnight. it helps us get colder

chance for a wintry mix for some. we'll have the details in the hour by hour timing in just a bit. a leicester man who police say stole a rowboat and eluded officers is in police custody this morning. the suspect in a domestic disturbance was arrested at the new hampshire last night. they found a rifle and ammo, they have not identified the man yet. the suspect in a deadly planned parenthood will make an appearance in court today. they've not released a motive for the attacks. after the arrest, the suspect said no more baby parts. shooting, including garrett was responding. officer swasey was a

accomplished figure skater. nancy kerrigan new him well as well as other people in the skating community. >> my heart goes out and breaks for them all. >> it's surprising and shocking and terrible. >> the professional escalating world mourns the death of garrett swasey. he was skating champion, former national champion nancy kerrigan said they skated together when they were kids. >> he's still like a little brother, a true friend, he was a loyal, loving person and good listener. >> they talked about the practices on the ice and the two that boned growing up. >> he was passionate about everything. he had fun, he had great big giant smiles. >> garrett swasey's father called her to share the horrifying news.

they run to him when he came to the door. >> are you surprised he became a police officer? >> no, he was a person who cared about people, and what better way to serve people than to be a police officer. >> he skated and competed against garrett swasey back in 1995, both of them say the skating world is a small tight knit community, though it's been awhile they've seen each other, they always looked forward to getting together. >> i've been saying that for the last few weeks, that i was looking forward to seeing him. >> i'm paul burton, wbz news. a candlelight visible i will will be held tonight for in israel. he had been bringing food to israeli soldiers at the time.

he will be remembered in sharon. people are being asked to bring a candle to light in his memory. it's 8:34, it's time for killer at a large. jon keller sits down with the president of the massachusetts senate. . >> reporter: good morning, a belated happy thanksgiving to all our viewers. formal business is finished for the year on beacon hill with legislation awaiting action after the first of the year. well, this morning, we're discussing some of those and where we're headed. with the preaches of the massachusetts senate, state senator stanley rosenberg of morning. >> thank you for coming here, yours. >> thank you. >> we're halfway through the two-year legislative sessions and a lot of bills dealing with

energy costs, opioid abuse and the charter school needs action. let's look back before we look ahead. what's the most important thing you got done this year? >> from my point of view and the senate's point of view, the earned income tax credit was approved helping about 400,000 families get more tax relief, these are people who go to work every day, they don't make a lot of of money and the federal government set up an earned income tax credit 18 years ago we joined and created it at the state level, a similar tax credit, it hadn't been adjusted for 18 years. it was adjusted and it was something that governor baker campaigned on. i joined him on swearing in day, let's get this done this year. we were able to increase it by 50%. >> and the other thing you wanted to mention? >> the other thing was shared leadership in the senate, a new model of engaging the members and committee chairs and the

are you proud of that, that was a big deal? >> the senate as first was not crazy about a separate manage thement control board. we ended up with a version in the budget process, it ended up in law. it blends mass dot board members with a few people from outside and with those few people outside go away with the institutional knowledge, all of the knowledge will still sit on the mass dot board because of board are mass dot members. is it fair to say that you have a good working relationship with governor baker? >> yes. >> you mentioned governor patrick, there was a globe pole that 43% of voters say baker is a better governor than duval patrick, only 24% said that?

>> i like working with governor baker. he's a hands on gi and strong on management. that's late of the problems that we've been dealing with on the first year of governorship. i think he's doing great stuff with the dcf, the mbta and a few areas on technology. he digs into the details, sets a direction and let's his along. it's a pleasure working with him. >> is that an improvement over his predecessor? >> i didn't have as much contact with governor patrick as i would have liked. on that note, let's take a short break and when we come back we'll talk about charter schools and other important issues that face the nation

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welcome back, we're talking state politics and policy with the president of the massachusetts senate, stand

let's talk about the charter school issue. there's a waiting list of tens of thousands of people dominated by low income people of color desperate getting their kids out of faucialtering public schools. they're -- faltering public schools. the senate appears to be a bastion of resistance to lifting the cap on the number of charters that's kept so many people waiting. what will it take to change that? >> the reason that the bill didn't move forward last term, 27 members of the senate voted against it because at that point senate president murray said vote your district and vote your conscience, the charter school debate over on a 20 year period is focused on the cap, how many more children and how many children in charters. there's issues where senators

outside of the urban areas that they're having with charter schools as they're impacting traditional public schools in their area and for the first time they had the opportunity to put on the table their concerns and say, if you will address some of these concerns, the financing mechanism, the admission policy, the balance of traditional students, ell, special needs and a series of other things. what's happened over the 20 years, these concerns have been raised, but they've been swept aside and the debate has only been on raising the cap, both the number of students and a number of schools. >> i have to challenge that, sir -- >> i'm telling you what the senators are saying as opposed to --

and missed the extensive discussions about the funding formula and how to mitigate the impact in the communities that lose funding. >> the amount of amount of money that follows the child does not cover the costs associated -- takes not as if it hasn't been talked about and adjustments made? >> adjustment have been made but it hasn't been fixed to the satisfaction of members. we're drilling down deep in this right now, that other states have figured out a fairer way of funding charters, so that having charters would not have a direct impact on the funding of traditional public schools. >> there's another -- >> we're trying to figure that out. >> we have a brief period of time here, there's an undercurrent here, that is, the teacher union wants charters gone. they hate charters, they consider them a threat, they want to kill the baby in the

crib and a lot of senators agree with that. and you were quoted on mass live.com, the question on a lot of people's minds, where does this end? meaning the growth of charter schools. what are you trying to say there? >> so, the issue is if you take the question, and you take it to the logical extension and conclusion, there is no cap any longer if the ballot question passes, and that's the issue. when we passed it initially, they said 25 charters, we're up to 80 charters, how many more charters do we need in massachusetts for this experimental approach to education to be fully played out. >> shouldn't the need determine how many there are? >> there's a need that a child gets a quality education no matter where in the system, and the tension between the charter and noncharter schools is at

>> mr. president come back sooner rather than later, we have much more to talk about? >> absolutely. >> president stand rosenberg, that's it for me. now, it's back to my colleagues for more wbz news. good interview gentleman. i always enjoy jon's pieces. it's getting colder and reality is kicking in. >> tis the season, it feels like the season minus the snow. this is where we should be. it's been very warm. >> we shouldn't complain. >> november, it's been 2 to 4 degrees above norm a we've had temperatures in the early 50s, it's above normal. the next couple of days will be below average. it should be 47 this time of the year, we'll be below it today and tomorrow, especially tomorrow. boston 32 degrees, at freezing,

it's 8 miles per hour, it will make it feel colder than the actual temperature. we're in the 20s or 30s except for chatham. the warm spot is 31 degrees, you want the heavy winter coats, it's a little shocking out there with quite a big temperature change, it's running 25 degrees colder in boston. hour-by-hour forecast, we reach 42 degrees by 1:00, 43 degrees by 3:00, with full sunshine, the sun will feel great, but temperatures in the mid-40s across the board. tonight we dip back into the low 30s and upper 20s with some location, it's reaching the upper teens. highs tomorrow only top off in the upper 30s for a lot of spots here, this is why, we have a cold front moving in from canada, hour-by-hour forecast by 1:00 this afternoon, we're still dry. a few clouds push into northern parts of new england, as the

trigger a couple of flurries in the higher elevations, great news for the ski country, and overnight that front sits across massachusetts and honda it the wind direction changes just slightly, just enough so we get a good amount of moisture off the winter water. that means a wintry mix, over the south shore and mainly the cape and islands. we don't expect any snow accumulation, we might see slick spots as temperatures hover around freezing in those particular communities. monday morning, high pressure back, nothing falling from the sky at least. we keep it partly sunny just colder with 39 for the high temperature. it's 47 and seasonable. wednesday 51, rainy, windy back to the 40s and another dry stretch thursday and friday

into next saturday. kerry? thank you. 8:48 confused and alone, a man confused in front of a great change. meet the man who saved his life. and a place to grow it in.

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happy anniversary. happy anniversary. . welcome back, 8:52, an elderly man is alive thanks to a group of good samaritans. they found a man confused and in his car that he had driven to the train tracks in auburn washington. they figured out how to get his car free. they realized a great train was barrelling down towards them. they convinced the man to get . yikes! the car was hit and dragged 150 feet down the tracks.

luckily the car was empty thanks to the persistence of those rescuers who knew how quickly things could have turned tragic. you could have seen cars at a dime. >> we were in the right place in the right time. we saw things line up in the right way for him to be alive. >> that's unbelievable, wow. man. he may be just fine outhowl he might need a new car. >> that was stressful even reading that story, i have goose pumps pamela. >> that's incredible. thank goodness it's okay. we have lots of sunshine in the forecast this afternoon. temperatures are more seasonable even though it's a shock to the system. 40s for highs, colder temperatures are on the way tomorrow. we'll have a look at your seven- day forecast coming up in just

. watch this. a police officer showing off himself on the football feel. look at this. nice, an officer standing near pass. he raised his hands he said touchdown.

we could watch this again. much. >> it's such a nice catch. >> it's perfect. >> he's so proud, as he should be. i love that. pamela one final look at our day ahead, our week ahead. >> it's not a bad day. temperatures are seasonal where they should be this time of the year. tons of sunshine for monday. we'll start off with a wintry mix on the cape and islands, it's a good wind coming off the ocean, a dry morning, 39 and partly sunny. >> have a wonderful day everybody.

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