. a crushing loss for patriots, the perfect season ends and could come with a bigger loss. rob gronkowski. the latest on his injury. >> and dry and cold this afternoon. tracking some wet weather moving in for tuesday. the hour-by-hour forecast is next. >> and a dangerous discovery, a weekend manhunt over with police taking guns and ammo and survival gear today. the man officers say is behind it all and goes to court. >> and conference for change. world leaders -- [ indiscernible ] the battles for

. we begin with breaking news. the patriots nation, a big update on rob gronkowski. we learned more about the tight- end's injury in last night's denver. houser. and thank you for being here. a potential sigh of relief for fans. steve? >> reporter: he was scheduled to have an mri on his right knee this morning in boston. there is no information on that and they sweeted that sources tell him gronk is unlikely to miss more than one game, if that and that looks serious when he went down with under three minutes to go. the play today didn't look bad and tom brady said it was not a dirty play but his reaction is scary. he's in excruciating pain and

that is the same one he hurt two years ago. it whipped back. and -- [ indiscernible ] never a good sign and nothinged -- managed to give a salute. it was emotional when they talked about it after the game. >> and -- [ indiscernible ] a tough guy, so, hopefully it's not too serious. we'll see. the best time in football, so, it's just, you know, it's hard to see them get hurt like this, and -- the bodies and, you know, it's hard to see friends get, you know, taken on like that. >> and as bad as it looked on the field, the news is out of denver after the game is encouraging and this is video from -- shot at gronk leaving the x ray room and is walking on his own and we talked to reporters -- leaving the room without crutches and braces on his leg, a good sign. brady sounded cautiously optimistic this morning on his weekly introduce on weei. >> what what he's been through ins this -- what he's been

through in his career and laying there. >> are you more optimistic now than you were last night now that you flew home with him? >> he was -- in deeper spirits and that made me happy. i think, like i said -- [ indiscernible ] to check on it and we'll go from there. >> go from there. and no official word from the patriots at this point but i have to think the team will be extremely cautious how they handle it, even if it's not serious as they first appeared. >> and thank you very much for that. and breaking news, fire tears through a new hampshire home destroying it. sky eye was over the scene a half hour ago in south hampton on hildale avenue. and you can see the flames and smoke here from the remaining -- what is left of the home and there is no word on what caused the fire. now at noon, a man who was at the center of a weekend manhunt is heading to court.

police say they recovered hundreds of rounds of ammo, guns and a bulletproof vest and nicole jacobs is live with more. good afternoon, nicole. >> reporter: good afternoon to you, catherine. hearing the police chief say he feared for his life and know going about the weapons is telling. a friend of the suspect in this case, said that this is all one big misunderstanding. 32-year-old dean appearing arrest. surrounding this massive arsenal. >> and locate outside of the -- ammunition. the ar-15 had no safety on and in the chamber. >> reporter: new from court, an open domestic violence case out of wafter that sent authorities hunting for him. >> and kidnapping and assault.

his roommate he left 15 minutes prior, heading for a wooded area where police say he fired a weapon, stole a row boat, and took to a local bond in an effort to escape authorities. >> and the damage to our cottage that could be inflicted by the fire power before you is almost unthinkable. >> reporter: and he was captured in royalston but it was at his apartment an assault rifle, bullet proof vests and hundreds of rounds of ammo were discovered. >> and i am not going to comment. thank you. >> reporter: the attorney had no words for the client, but a longtime friend did. >> and where's a rambo killer- type guy. and takes to the woods and the firearms in a good way. >> reporter: we're back in court december 3rd. nicole jacobs, wbz news. >> thank you very much, nicole. never before seen surveillance video of colleen

shown in court today as the murder trial resumes. the first video shows phillips- chisolm walking into a gas his high school teacher. a store manager testified that it appeared chaseom was looking for a clock. the jury saw a video of colleen ritzer on the day of hear murder talking with a fellow teacher in -- day of her murder talking with a fellow teacher in the hallway. it was dress like your friend day at school. and a forensic pathologist was on the stand and we'll have more for you tonight on the wbz news at 5. >> and at noon, the first trial in the death of freddy gray is underway. the jury selection began for a baltimore police officer charged in the death of 25-year- old gray. he died in april after being critically injured in the back of a police van. violent riots broke out in baltimore afterward. six police officers are charged in his death. and new at noon, a close

video from outside of a fire captain's home shows an suv stopped to let two women and children cross the street and -- the suv narrowly avoids the group as they jump back and luckily no one was hurt. and that is a close call there, though. and this is a live look at the city this is -- and it's cold out there. and we're getting into the busy holiday shopping season and we're tracking some wet weather. i am tongue died there. >> and a bit of everything going on and we had? flurries off of the ocean there and they will continue the next hour or so until that wind from the northeast subsides. everyone is dealing with the cold temperatures. 38 in boston; 41, taunton and that is the hotspot at this time. keane, 32; and you will want to bundle up in layers.

reaching the high temperatures for the day and into the mid- 30s by 3 and we'll see breaks in the clouds. a couple of flurries around the south shore and the cape. some sprinkles mixed in as well. the wet weather for your day tomorrow and we have shower heavy rain into wednesday is any in just a few minutes, i will have that hour timing and timing. >> and thank you very much. 150 of the world's leaders are in paris for the largest- hearts are avenue. early this morning, president obama paid tribute to the victims of the paris terror attacks by laying a single rose at one of the shooting sites. a few weeks after, paris is still on high alert with many world leaders in one place. here's more.

biggest polluters, china and the u.s., kicked off the china can -- the climate summit. >> we recognize our role in creating this problem and embrace our responsibility to do something about it. >> reporter: a pledge made as smog climbed to dangerously high levels in china. [ indiscernible ] and to 3.6 degrees fahrenheit from preindustrial levels. the terror threat is diverting attention. the president's first stop on the french soil was to pay respects at the bataclan theatre. france remains on high alert, a 120,000 strong security forces stationed across the captainry. riot police have been deployed in unprecedented numbers. on sunday, 174 protestors were arrested for defying the government ban on demonstrations. president obama also discussed the fight against isis with the president of france and china.

and white house officials say that he will likely have a shot at another difficult chat with russian's vladimir putin about his role in the battle against isis. margaret branon, cbs news, paris. and in afghanistan, the u.s. embassy in kabul said it's received credible reports of an imminent attack the next 48 hours. the embassy issued an emergency warning message for u.s. citizens in kabul. the statement gave no details regarding the possible time, target, or method of the attack; how far, it urged americans in kabul to exercise extreme caution if moving around the city. and in chicago, a shooting threat is canceling classes at today. the fbi said an online threat mentioned the campus quad and a time of 10 a.m. the school is asking all students in campus housing to stay indoors and they're asking 30,000 faculty staff,

students to stay away from campus. the man accused of opening fire is due in court. we're learning in about -- more about the suspect, 57-year-old robert lewis dear. he killed three people and wounded 9 others in a shootout that lasted hours on friday. the police are sealing warrants related to the case, but sources tell cbs news he had several guns and ammunition in addition to a long rifle. a law enforcement source said that when he surrend ored, he said, quote, no more baby parts. one of the victims was police officer garrett swayse, a melrose native. and to campaign 2015, a major endorsement for chris christie. he won over new hampshire's biggest newspaper, the union leader. the paper said that christie is right for the, quote, dangerous times and boston mayor endorsed hillary clinton over the weekend: the former secretary

of state joined walsh at a rally at fangle hall and allowed her campaign to focus on creating jobs and rebuilding the workforce. and coming up -- [ indiscernible ] a century. what has so many heading out before the sun came up. >> plus issue a local couple lighting up the neighborhood and showing their holiday spirits. >> and cute for sure. the new baby pictures of princess charlotte you have to see.

. welcome back. for the first time in more than a century, a deerhunt is underway of the blue hills reservation. the hunters started lining up this morning about 5. the department of conservation and recreation said the hunt is needed because of the deer population out of control. and protestors plan to return this afternoon to blue hills to protest the hunt and questioned the validity of studies showing the area is overrun with deer. hunts. and providence, rhode island's dancing cop is taking the act elsewhere. the retired officer was not --

after organizing a protest. now, the 68-year-old said that he's been hired by the city of east providence doing his dance routine and has beenence is 1984. >> and -- [ indiscernible ] you have that right. >> and in this video, there were flurries there. >> yeah. this morning, right? >> and i asked on twitter, took that? >> overwhelmingly, you guys said no. >> i voted, too. >> say it ain't snow. >> i know. >> and 'tiz the season. and you know what? it's almost does. tomorrow marks the first day of temperature and november, we have been spoiled and above normal. 4.2 degrees above average so far and average high should be 47 degrees. yesterday, we were below normal and today, rounding out the day below normal.

normal and that can tweet the numbers here. one is november, we're tired for sixth place. 49.1% and after today, we'll flood to a lower spot and rounding out in the top 10. boston now, a chilly 38 degrees. the dew point temp, 23 and drier air in place. when you factor in the light prize from the east, feels like 32 degrees. the windchill an issue with the sult breeze and worcester, 32; flash wa, 35. freezing in keane and lawrence, 36. and hour-by-hour forecast, the temperatures remain in the 30s for the rest of the afternoon and evening. the highs today, there you go, upper 30s, lower 40s for us. overnight, another cold one. the areas of frost. partly cloudy skies and 28 degrees. slight breeze from the west mixed in and showing a couple

flurries and into the cape. most of us were dry and noing fallling from the sky and the area we're watching for rain is into the west and the south. more moisture kicks in and we have widespread showers in the forecast tomorrow and today, dry near hour-by-hour. 5:00 p.m. and some clouds. overnight, mostly clear and that is for a good part of the night allowing for the temperatures tofa all into the low 20s for some and 70 on tuesday. clouds roll back into the forecast. and by noon, we'll track that rain. spotty showers throughout the evening. tuesday evening, night as well and heavier rain expected for tuesday and into wednesday. when it's said and done by wednesday morning from a quarter of an inch to half an inch of rain for most and we'll add another inch of rain or so through wednesday. >> and the seven-day forecast, we have milder air on the way for tuesday and 46, wednesday;

51 into the 40s and another dry sunday. >> thank you very much. and the kill is -- chill is on. we have a simple dish for you about dinner. we serve it up on tony and steph's table. >> mini mushrooms. they taste so good. when you mix it up, it's better. >> and this is a brown butter sage and pasta. it's warm. >> and it is. a quick tip -- on color, all the way around and very, very important and when you squeeze them, free from cracking and check the stem and make sure it's attached. when you bring them only -- before, bring them by the market. all mushrooms, right, steph? that way they can breathe near the frigerator and last four, five days and enjoy them. they have the pasta -- . >> and may i serve one? >> you may.

>> and we have the brown butter sauce. >> uh-huh. >> and add the mushrooms and the sage and they're as that emulsifies, i have the whole wheat pasta and i like that feeling more and this is a report of the touch of pasta water and -- . >> oh. that makes a beautiful cream sauce with everything. >> and would you look at that? >> uh-huh. >> and that is beautiful. >> and still, it feels more like small. thank you. >> and there you go. cyberminute. -- cyber monday. are the deals better? why waiting for black friday to pass may not have paid off.

. today marks cybermonday as we have mentioned. retail experts say most online deals started on black friday. other stores rolled out their deals on sunday. the national retail federation said 121 million people will

shop online today. traffic is heavy. target and pay pal sites sell problems -- solved problems earlier today and this is the 10th year of cybermonday deals. and you might be looking for documents -- discounts this season and when why it comes to the gifts of the song the 12 days of christmas, the price tops $34,000. if you want five gold wrings -- rings and 12 drummers drumming, there is no change but then to lords a leaping is going to set you back 160 more this year and a partridge in a pear tree is up $7 over 2014. there you go. >> $34,000. and a family has plenty of holiday spirit. they decorated their homes with 200 inflatable decorations and lights and pornaments and check it out. really nice. they have been doing this for 25 years and spent thousands to turn their lawn into a winter wonderlands.

year planning it and buying stuff for it. yard sales, flea markets. >> and i love them. and my birthday is today before christmas and definitely christmas and decorations for my birthday. >> and looking good. the couple admits this can be overwhelming. everyone's face. looks nice. and up next, a look into the royal life. the brand new pictures of stay with us. there may come a day when i can't care for my daughter. with transportation,

in-home care, preparing meals. where can i turn? resource for elders, caregivers, and individuals with disabilities of all ages. we link you to the services you need in the setting of your choice.

. we're now getting a look at britain's newest royal, princess charlotte. pictures. she's beeming ear-to-ear and both pictures were taken by her mom. she is just beautiful. >> i know. >> and -- does she look like >> yes. absolutely. >> so fawn. >> and it's chilly out there. -- so fun.

>> and it's chilly out there. >> and bundle up. >> be sure to join us for the next newscast at 5. and have a

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