rogers street in billerica. state and local police at the scene of the location of a severe beating. a relative says she's 26 years old and lives in the home with her boyfriend and another female roommate. >> they took her to the hospital right away. and took him in handcuffs, took him out. >> reporter: how badly she? >> very bad. brain bleed and broken bones in her face. so i don't know if she's come to yet or not. >> reporter: police are saying more information will be released in court on monday. but doris -- says lindsay was the victim of a savage attack. >> he kicked her in the head. that's what they say.

shoes for evidence. he's going to court monday. >> reporter: and once again, lindsay -- is in critical condition. and billerica police and the district attorney's office not commenting, telling us more information will come out in court. also tonight, a baby found dead and two adults found unresponsive nearby. it happened at a home in marlborough. and the big question, how did this >> and police are still investigating what happened. christina hager is live in marlborough with the latest. >> reporter: this first came in as a call for two unresponsive adults in this home. fire officials tell us they were not moving or talking. and emts had reason to suspect an opiate overdose.

a neighbor saw a woman run to firefighters with a bundle in her arms. >> she kept saying my baby, my baby, i don't know what happened. >> reporter: fire officials say she was the grandmother. the baby was pronounced dead at the hospital. cell phone video shows what happened after, a young woman wheeled out. >> came out with a man in handcuffs. and he was walking out and the older woman went up said what did you do to my daughter? what did you do to my daughter? he wasn't responding. he was walking with the officer. and the female was sitting with her head down. >> i think it was overdose. >> reporter: the 19-year-old woman and 23-year-old man were taken to the hospital.

for opioid overdoses. the mother's cousin said it must have been drug related but he never before suspected that the two used drugs. >> i guess that was an accident. i don't think it was something intentional. >> according to that relative, the young mom and her boyfriend were in the hospital today. and they seem to be doing okay. the district attorney's office says no charges at this point. christina hager, wbz news. vice president elect mike pence is taking over the trump transition team taking the job away from new jersey governor chris christie. pence will play a big role in what the new team will look like. >> and we're getting a better idea of who may be on that team. >> christy is demoted to vice chair and there's an internal

secretary of state. >> mike pence is adding a new title to his growing list of duties, heading up the transition team. trump announced he'll lead the team. chris christie will remain as vice chair along with ben carson, newt gingrich -- >> i can see how he's going to be a glad i can play a small role. >> reporter: giuliani is the top contender for attorney general but he's said to want secretary of state.

as possibly secretary of interior. >> the american people expect us to pursue the agenda we talked about and i'm confident that is what we're going to do. >> hillary clinton was finally named the winner of new hampshire. and no winner has been named in michigan. [chanting] >> this was a peaceful anti- trump protest on boston commons. it comes president-elect tweeted out that professional protesters are being incited by the media. is he right about that? jon keller does some fact checking. and trump sat down with leslie stall. the two met in new york at trump tower. and you'll see the interview sunday night on 60 minutes. it starts at 7:00.

a violent carjacking is sharing her remarkable story. barbara mccoy was on her way to a hair salon in connecticut and she thought she saw a car accident. she slowed down and cracked her window to see if anyone needed help. she heard a woman screaming to call 911 and a man wished to the car. >> and i meant to hit the windows and i probably hit unlock button. not on purpose. and in that quick moment, the man pushed her out of the way and threw my door open. >> mccoy is strained in martial arts. she tried to fight the attacker out. he got in the car and attacked her mother with a knife. police chased them from connecticut to massachusetts. no one was hurt.

cul-de-sac in worcester. christopher harding and a woman he was with who is not named are being charged with the crime. mccoy's mother likely needs surgery but she is expected to be okay. >> that's quite the story. today is veterans day, a day when we honor and thank the incredibly courageous men and women who served in the u.s. armed forces. the president laid a wreath at he later spoke to the crowd where he called for the country to come together following the election. massachusetts honored its veterans at the state house. governor charlie baker helped lead the tribute to veterans. there are 328,000 veterans here in massachusetts and many of those veterans have needed help getting their lives back on

boston which gives veterans more than a roof over their heads. >> reporter: he was just 20 years old when he was drafted into the u.s. army and deployed to vietnam. when he came back, he was a different man. >> starting with the nightmares and night sweats and night terrors. >> reporter: he went to the v.a. to seek help but there was little awareness of ptsd at the time. he turned to drugs and >> you spend all this time bouncing around and feeling like you are less than. you're less than. other people are better than you are. >> nine years ago. they opened a housing community for veterans in bedford, giving him an affordable place to call home and providing services to

today new homes in south boston. >> i don't think there's a better way than celebrating veterans day than opens this home for veterans and their families. >> reporter: the inside is remodeled and was built next door providing 24 units for veterans and their families. and there'll be staff providing case management services. he's thrilled to know that more veterans will be getting the services. >> a stable place to a lock on the door. it's so hard for me to put a value on that. >> there were 900 applicants for the 24 units. the lottery system will be used. reporting from south boston. anna meiler, wbz news. 900 applicants and only 24

other 875. >> it's not enough. undercover video captures state workers racking up overtime at public pools. >> why they don't seem to think it's a problem. claiming it's just too loud and it can be dangerous for their health. and you'll not believe where the new cambridge condos were built. >> reporter: and we're live from the ski expo talking about the colder air. and we'll talk to donna wine breakfast coming up in a few minutes.

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tonight the i-team investigation, undercover video. state workers racking up overtime at public pools and their bosses know about it. >> and they don't think it's a problem. ryan kath asked about the questionable use of resources. >> you're looking at a lieutenant working a paid detail at a state operated pool in lawrence.

middle of his shift, collect overtime money at the pool, and then return to his regular duties. >> it's a waste of money for the taxpayers. >> reporter: that lieutenant worked 34 shifts at dcr pools, earning $13,000 in overtime. >> to me it's outrageous. >> reporter: he's a former inspector general and calls a sweetheart deal for environmental police to pad their paychecks. take this sergeant. last year the officer doubled his $74,000 salary bringing home 161 grand. >> i question whether that's an efficient use of the police department to have a police officer being paid time and a half for sitting in a car in a parking lot. >> the i-team saw them occasionally go inside to

sitting in their trucks. >> reporter: and we saw police inside the pool not a person in sight. most officers are only allowed to work paid details after their shifts or on their days off. >> officers are leaving their job to work a detail and coming back, that's a real problem in managing the patrol force. >> reporter: to work a split shift. they have to of regular duties protecting natural resources and enforcing hunting and fishing laws. on july 28th. an officer punched in from 5:00 to 9 a.m. and was back on the clock for 30 minutes before finishing the

without do an interview about this, so we caught up to the leader of the environmental police as he left work. >> what's your message to taxpayers about why it's necessary for a police officer to be sitting outside a pool. if situation depends. they could be doing work inside their car. there's no mandatory that they have to stand by the pool. >> reporter: some might ask if that's resources. do you have any concern about this system? >> it's a system that's worked for years. >> reporter: you're standing by the system. >> unless i can be shown documentation. right now there's just wild allegations. >> reporter: he said split shifts are common in the northeast. and we checked with maine and new hampshire who said they provide flexible hours but do

officers can work overtime details. >> if you have something the i- team should check out. send us e-mail or call 617779 tips, and we go from seeing people jumping in pools to the exact opposite. >> as soon as it gets to be mid- november, the skiers and snow boarders are dying to get out there. >> they can't wait for the first snowfall. but they don't the ski and snow board expo at the trade center. >> reporter: out here, it's all winter all the time. and they know everyone is thinking about the turn of the seasons. the cooler air is moving in. we have the mobile weather lab over the next few days. barry is here, pamela is down here. we have coloring for the kids, trivia. and you can sign up for the snowfall contest. and everything going on tonight through saturday and sunday.

about the colder air moving in tonight. let's take a look at the forecast and how long the prime snow making conditions might be sticking around. temperatures falling through the 40s. this morning, beautiful and way up in the 50s. and now starting to feel the cooler air. we had the front move through and not a lot of rainfall. just the wind shift and bringing in the clearing. the winds have been the story of the day. gusting 40 miles per hour at times. still gusty th the course of the night. we have a wind advisory in place until 1:00 in the morning. and then the winds will start slacking off. you can expect gusts at times a little over 40 miles per hour. the winds are mainly northwest. and as we head to saturday morning, that's when they start to slacken off and get more comfortable. most of the weekend we'll keep a breeze. tonight, 20s to low 30s.

season. haven't seen that since april. and tomorrow, a brisk day. we'll see highs in the mid- to upper 40s which is a little bit below average for this time of the season. a little bit of an early december preview. sunday a cold morning and fabulous second half of the weekend. many id to upper 50s. a good day to be outside and a quiet weather pattern. and we'll have mainly sunny skies saturday and sunday and into monday we'll be looking at the quiet conditions in northeast. good news for the patriots. taking on the seahawks, temperatures there will be in the 40s. clear skies and not too much winds and a little benefit if you're tailgating. we have a super moon, full moon sunday night. and high tides this weekend into next week and a lot of moonlight over the game. a mild start to the week on monday. and next chance for rain is tuesday, and with the on shore

of coastal flooding. back out here live joined by a special guest. we have a gold medalist from the olympic games. donna, you have a huge event in a couple of weeks. >> we're excited about it. they are blowing snow 24 hours. and i'm really excited for all the young people to check out the women's world cup. it's great to see it firsthand. and bring your cow bells. >> it's killingt the snow making. looks like full-fledged winter already. >> that's where i'd train. and we'd be there in october and november. and ski upper cascade and then head to europe for the first world cup. killington is always known to be able to blow snow and come through. >> i think the colder air will

years. a big event in vermont in a couple of weeks. >> killington, you got to know what you're doing. >> i want to wear that gold medal. >> they must be so heavy. >> do you think she wears it around the house? >> probably never takes it off. are you giving your loved one what they really want or wasting your money. dramatic new video from police responded to the deadliest mass shooting in our

on the bz feed tonight -- if you're thinking about buying someone a gift card, reconsider. >> 27% of americans would rather get an actual gift for the holidays which isn't the best news for who plan to give gift cards. and for millennials, the number is higher. 43% of millennials want actual presents. >> i have a theory. from my grandmother, aunts and uncles, gift cards are perfect. >> tonight a breakthrough in science and maybe a cure for paralysis. >> you're about to see the

paralyzed -- walking again because of a wireless brain implant. scientists say it could help people use robotic arms and hands. >> imagine what this could mean in the future for people. >> incredible. cambridge's newest condo complex was not built there. >> it was built in maine and then reconstructed. it's like many condos they were trucked in and put back together in four days. downstairs will house re-stale store fronts as well. and i never had the chance to do it. but if i built a house, i'd like to do it that way. you get it done in a week. >> the army does that. >> bringing in by parachute. on facebook -- >> the social media site

and it started asking for memorials of them. some of us in the newsroom got the messages. >> it says remembering chris and talks about memorializing the user and hoping that their page will be a source of comfort now that they are dead. and mark zuckerberg got the message. so no comments from facebook. it appears they fixed the glitch. >> we got it in the newsroom? >> was that the round of applause when they all thought i was gone. i was like what was that all about. >> he was a beloved anchor. >> i'll be back at 6:00. >> or will you be back? all new at 5:30. not in my neighborhood. the plan to expand an energy pipeline in massachusetts and is very loud neighbor that

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live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news at 5:30. >> loud, smelly, possibly dangerous. people living in rehoboth are making noise about a new plant. people living there say it would ruin their town. >> an energy coan build a natural gas compressor plant. it involves expanding a natural gas pipeline to 22 cities and towns, building north america's biggest -- the people of rehoboth are fighting back. >> the fence in, build the barn. >> three years ago.