seven blocks away from where it was stolen in dorchester. detectives dusted the steering well, talk to the driver, went to the contents and before the driver left, he told me he was ready to move on. >> can you at least let us know you're doing okay. >> i'm fine thank you. i'm all right. >> okay. >> reporter: ups has told us the driver he continued on his route and was not injured. katie brace, wbz news. also tonight, a meaningful appearance at the white house today. president obama meets with president-elect trump in their first face-to-face conversation ever. it was longer than expected at 90 minutes and the white house called it an excellent meeting. >> reporter: president-elect trump said he actually wished he had more time with prez obama -- president obama. >> reporter: the president and

together for 90 minutes. spike i very much look forward to dealing with the president in the future including counsel. >> reporter: president obama said he is focused right now on a peaceful transition of power. >> we now are going to do everything we can to help him six -- to help him succeed because if he succeeds, the country succeeds. probe trump visited the white house during the clinton and reagan administrations but this was his wife melania trump's first time. anti-trump demonstrators protested outside the white house and said the president- elect test to bridge a deep divide in the country. >> he does not represent our values, our diet -- our ideals or this country. we will not be silenced. we will hold him accountable. >> reporter: compound the vice president-elect, mike pence, met with leaders on capitol hill and got a good look at the inaugural platform being constructed. and talked about issues with

ground running to make sure we get the country turned around. >> reporter: that includes getting obamacare and lowering taxes, both easily expected to clear the republican majority in congress. we want to bring in jon keller. >> john, you watched the two speaking and you did so with a body language expert. >> we have seen this all before. today's meeting was a ritualistic photo op where two bitter adversaries tried to gracefully pretend it's all communication expert don quarry who predicted trump's victory in advance, their body language told a different story. >> behind the microphone there, he has got his hands interlocked which suggests frustration. >> reporter: just one indicator of a difficult photo op. the president is handing over his office and his legacy to

his body language betrayed his inner stress. >> it is important for all of us regardless of party and regardless of political preferences to now come together. >> thank you very much, president obama. >> reporter: but if this was president -- tougher for the president, it was an omg moment for the president-elect. >> he seems almost tumbled a bit. into a ball. there is a humility there that i haven't seen in him. >> we had never met each other. >> reporter: did you notice that quick side to side head movement when he said he had great respect for the man he spent years vilifying? our expert did. >> does he by that? >> not necessarily. i would say this would indicate when he is saying one thing and doing another, that is not congruent.

handshake?>> the shake looks fine but if you look at their faces, that's not fine. >> reporter: it shouldn't be surprising that the president struggled to contain his true feelings today or that the president-elect expressed some uncharacteristic all. often, the suppression of your true feelings for the greater good is the indication of leadership. >> and all new tonight at the white house, these pictures just-released of the firs michelle obama meeting with melania trump. the two toward the property and had tea in the oval yellow room. president-elect trump will give his first extensive interview since the election to 60 minutes this sunday. leslie stahl will also speak with the trump family and you can watch that's right here sunday night on wbz at 7:00. we have developing news. a 14-year-old girl attack on her way to school. a man knocked her to the ground on puritan road and tried to

a witness came to help and the witness -- the suspect took off. he is described as 20s or 30s driving an older sedan. it's either an swr 5 w on the license plate. the girl is physically okay but shaken up. a violent carjacking ended with this crash in a cul-de-sac. police say christopher harding and his female passenger stabbed two people in connecticut and en police chased them from connecticut to massachusetts. police say the two suspects rammed three cruisers during that chase. they were arrested but in the end, no one was hurt. people and animals evacuated after several workers at the work line animal hospital became lightheaded. a source could be found so hazmat had to be called in.

say they felt better when they walked outside. they never did find a cause. a south shore contractor has been hit by vandals five times and he's convinced he is a target. his equipment is paying the price. jim smith has the story all new tonight at 6:00. >> quite a bit of money, in excess of $40,000-$50,000. >> reporter: contractor andrew schmit takes us on a tour of this site, now shut down because of vandalism. destruction of his big construction rakes. >> these are the left side. >> reporter: at least five pieces of heavy equipment were targeted, holes punched in radio orders, hydraulic lines damaged producing fluid leaks leaving the equipment out of commission. >> this is big stuff. this is someone that knew what they were doing. it wasn't kids throwing rocks at glass. it was specifically targeted and the vandals were inside the compartments going after the specific items. >> reporter: this is obviously

it's even more stressful because believe it or not, his wife is just about to have a baby. he says he's not sure why he would be targeted but did say he has been victimized by -- victimized like this before. >> we are receiving anonymous text that we are following up on. there does seem to be some history between this company and a few other companies so we are looking into those. >> reporter: investigators have taken fingerprints and are seeking surveillance video from nearby businesses. in the meantime, at the site andrew is out of business. how angry are you? >> oh very. i am hoping we can get to the bottom of who has been doing this. >> reporter: jim smith wbz news. this is a show of kindness after acts of hate. >> a young boy targeted by racist, now getting a surprise and the ride of a lifetime. and the pirates get ready

patriots get ready to play the seahawks for the first time since that memorable super bowl. the forecast looking pretty good for sunday night football but before then, a shot of cold air. and we will update breaking news and very sad news in marlborough where police are investigating the death of a baby. they say that infant was found unresponsive at a home around noon today. they also found two unconscious adults. a 19-year-old woman and a 23- year-old man are now being treated at the hospital. we will let you know as soon as

we brought you the story of a new hampshire mother and son targeted by races -- racists because of the color of the sun's skin. >> but the town -- but community is rallying around

horns and roaring their engines. >> you all set? >> reporter: he doesn't know any of them but their kindness means everything. >> put your hands on the handlebars if you want. >> the best part is riding a motorcycle. >> reporter: police say the biracial child was targeted by hate crimes recently. first, a racial slur scratch on his mother's car and then another on a sawhorse thrown to their yard and a ir someone through fried chicken and watermelon at their car. one of their neighbors is in the manchester motorcycle club and he was horrified when he heard what happened.>> nothing has ever happened on our road like that. >> reporter: the club decided to let the family know they are not alone so tonight they made him an honorary club member. >> we just want to share something with the kids. >> reporter: they also gave him a helmet, a jacket and the ride of a lifetime.

of like a big giant club. >> i think it means the world to him. i think he knows that the town supports him and he can walk with pride and he doesn't have to be scared. >> i'm going to grow up and get a motorcycle. >> reporter: we talked to police today who say the vandalism is under st >> tough looking guys with big hearts. >> when a nice gift. >> that's a follow-up story. let's talk to eric about the temperatures. in the 50s still at 615 in the afternoon.>> it's really dark out there. >> much colder as we look towards the start of the weekend. what a sunset. even though it's early now, just around 4:30 pm, karen sent this one in.

50 degrees in boston, 55 degrees in worcester. temps won't drop to much more but the wind will increase out of the southwest and there is a sliver of mild are still in place. ottawa at 50 degrees. the cold stuff is around hudson bay. that are starts to move in tomorrow afternoon. you can see rain showers out ahead of that front. most of the rain will not reach the ground. we might see a sprinkle tomorrow as it moves through but that's about it. no significara expected. as for tonight, upper 30s to low 40s. it will be breezy, the wind increasing out of the southwest and tomorrow at 5 am, we are all in the 40s. four 9:30 am, in the 50s. we have veterans day parades tomorrow and observances around the area. the morning will be behind us. ask temperatures around noon and warmest toward southeastern massachusetts but the cold air is already starting to move in.

afternoon and then getting much chillier by tomorrow night at 7:00 we start to fly into the 30s. most of tomorrow night in the 30s. breezy out of the southwest overnight, breezy out of the west tomorrow morning and then northwesterly as we head toward midday in the afternoon. our peak gusts should be 30 to 40 miles per hour. the morning, best part of the day. midday where we start to bring in the changes. the evening, cold and windy. we are fall for the weekend, that cold air is here. saturday morning, but by saturday evening at starting to give up. a chilly start but bright. on sunday, our winds turn around to the west. we're going to chase the cold air out and we see a warm up. a high near 47 degrees on saturday. many of us will start the day emma 20s. as we look toward sunday, a little less wind. you want to be outdoors. sunday is going to be the..

degrees at kickoff. not too much wind and we will have a full moon. technically full on monday morning but sunday night as this super mean rises, tons of moonlight is going to be out in the parking lot. 4:15 pm it comes above the horizon. this is also going to bring the king tides next week. those are your highest tides of the year and they are offset a little from the full moon. your highest tides are going and that will be about a foot higher than tides in july. those will be -- bring minor coastal flooding. no real rain chances until tuesday of next week. we're keeping an eye on the timeframe because our tides will be higher than average. an onshore flow could enhance coastal flooding. the best day next week is monday with high temps near 60 degrees and a chance of rain on tuesday. >> a good monday. thank you.

lovers. on monday, oyster farms will reopen after being shut down for 25 days. though we are doing the eagle first. >> the oyster story is great but this one is great. this is in orlando florida where you can see rescue workers surrounding a storm drain. a sickly there were two bald eagles on top of the storm drain. one of them was stuck the other bald eagle had its wings spread out, protecting the eagle that was stuck eagle has fallen down while the other flew away. >> the one that had the wings outstretched has taken off. the other eagle fell and they are trying to get it out. you can see the one eagle, kind of protectively spanning the drain and the other eagle from this vantage point, you can only see the head. they have been working on this for more than an hour. >> people on social media are

showing so much empathy for the other and now hopefully he rescue workers will get in there, get that eagle and it will be safe. now we're going to tell you about the oysters. fleet harbor is back open. about 80 people got sick with the nora virus shutting down the oyster from store 25 days. this virus causes severe stomach issues. the harbor is now clear and the oysters will be back open for harvesting school. >> the tight end is kicking it back 80s style in an epic new video. >> ? >> there he is as part of a new

song. >> gronk and the offense could get another weapon against the seahawks. >> dan roach is wearing something. >> the patriots released tyler duffey today which means they could be ready to activate dion lewis. they have until 4:00 saturday to make the move to get him activated. the running back has been out all season with a knee injury. levaid they left off. >> if there is a wonder how the pats offense is going to do, rob gronkowski says they should be fine, all cylinders ready to go. >> we all want to be in sing together. there's really no difference from a bye week to a normal week. we prepare the same every week. >> the pats are going to need it. the seattle defense is good.. in's make it featured.

they play hard. they play till the whistle. you got to play at their intensity. >> reporter: the game could pin brother versus brother. michael bennett please defense for the seahawks. he is a star but he's injured. >> you always want your brother to be healthy. you always root for him. but not this week. i want you to go out go out -- but i don't want you to be great either. be a c average student like you were growing up. >> that's what you call brotherly love. levan reid, wbz sports. >> nicely done. for more, be sure to check out patriots all access tomorrow night at 7:00 right here on wbz. as for sunday, wbz brookins your day starting with patriots game this followed by our 5th

tough news, announcing their forward will miss about a month with a lower body injury. to basketball, what's grad -- what's wrong with the celtics? humiliated again last night. 118-93. they got off to an atrocious start after the first my quarter. the green also rebounded 5331. and for good measure, they shot just 59% from the free al horford put -- took part in noncontact drills. the forward has spent the last three days with a concussion and is not expected to play tomorrow. horford is feeling a lot better. they need him fast. the cbs evening news is coming up next at 6:30 pm. >> scott pelley joins us with a preview. >> great to be with you and

washington. president-elect trump met with president obama in the oval office. 90 minutes behind closed doors preparing for the transition. one thing we will do is take a look at some of trump's campaign promises and tell you whether he can accomplish them or not. that and the rest of the world news coming up on the cbs evening news at about 10 minutes. >> thank you. baby blue in the deep blue ocean. a rare find. the little -- political rancor having a big impact on new

they have rescued that all legal stuck in a storm drain in orlando. this is one picture from that rescue.

they saved -- they say the other bird that was protecting it flew away.>> if the two eagles our friends, we need to get them back together. >> maybe they were fighting. talk about shell shock. a little baby blue lobster caught this morning. the captain kept the little guy long enough to snapped this picture before releasing it back into the water. >> a couple good animal

your we are in the middle of november. >> i cannot believe how long the leaves has staged -- stayed. people at harvard forest say because it was so cold in april, they are falling later.

thanks for watching. >> see you later on. cbs evening news is next. >> pelley: the transition begins. >> we now are going to... want to do everything we can to help you succeed, because if you succeed, then the country succeeds. >> mr. president, it was a great honor being with you, and i look forward to being with you many, many more tis >> pelley: the 44th president welcomes the 45th to his new office. the incoming first lady gets a tour of their new home. >> this is what democracy looks like. >> pelley: also tonight, protests against the election results. >> definitely enough to bring me to tears. >> pelley: great expectations. can the new president keep the promises he made? and the play's the thing at the