. right now at 5:00 a developing story as two men are shot and one killed. the search for the suspect this morning. more protests overnight across the country following the presidential election. and a murder mystery in ea. learning about the death of a 35-year-old man. live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. good morning good morning, everybody. thanks so much for being with us. i'm carrie connolly and barry burbank is standing by at our weather wall. >>it is warmer this morning.

in the car this morning. it was mild. it's in the low and middle 40s around here, but a few keeler places. there's a lot of high clouds around us, but it's becoming thinner with time of the as we mentioned yesterday, we may start off with some cloudiness, but it should be thinning out. it should become mostly sunny this morning, and it's going to be pleasant with the afternoo close to 59. the rest of the forecast in a few minutes. >>thank you so much. we are following a developing story thorn. police are searching for the suspect who shot two men in dorchester killing one of them. the two men were shot on aims street. >> reporter: i heard bullets is

dpd confirms two people were shot just before 5:00 p.m. saturday. one witness describes what he heard and saw. >>i heard gunshots. i looked out my window. i seen a u-haul truck go down the street, but i'm naturally if a car's going to park t parks in the parking space, so i feel it was a setup. >> reporter: police confirmed -- two men. one died. >>i came, my daughter can't play outside so much, because the place outside is not so good. >>in other news this morning hillary clinton is now casting some blame on the fbi for her loss in the presidential election. during a call with

until they reopened the investigation into her e-mails just 10 days before the election. it wasn't until 72 hours before the election that comey indicated that he had found nothing worthy of prosecution in the e-mails. meanwhile anti-trump protests took over the streets again yesterday. this was the scene outside trump tower in pork city. police to put up blockades to deal with the crowds. elect donald trump vets possible cabinet members for his new administration ... >> reporter: police in riot gear were out to keep protesters from vandalizing in cities out west from los angeles to new york. protesters marched for a 4th day against the election of president-elect donald trump.

sexist, not for the people. >> reporter: what are you saying to the people who say this is the way the system works and he won. >>i say it's time to change the system. >> reporter: some of the protesters have been out here in front of trump tower for hours. they say they want him to look out his window, see them, and hear their voices. >>i want to tell him we're going to make sure you don't make any drastic decisions. >> reporter: also in the crowd a few trump supporters. saying. >> reporter: in his first post-election interview he told the immediate that he owes his win partly to social media. >>i think it helped me win all of these races where they're spending much more money than i september speak won. >> reporter: trump had no -- than i spent, and i won. >> reporter: trump tweeted once saying this will prove to be a

americans, cbs news new york. and donald trump granted his first post election interview to cbs's 60 minutes and clarified his stance on obamacare. >> reporter: let me ask you about obamacare which you say you're going to repeal and replace. are you going to make sure that people with preconditions are still covered? >>yes because it hap one of the strongest assets. also with the children living with their parents for an extended period, we're going to very much try and keep that. it adds cost, but it's very much something we're going to try and keep. >> reporter: and there's going to be a period if you repeal it and before you replace it when millions of people could lose? >>no. it will be just fine. that's what i do. i do a good job. i know how to do this stuff. >>you'll be able to see the

7:00. police are working to identify a suspect in a deadly hit-and-run in taunton. a car hit a man in a crosswalk at the intersection of broadway and washington thursday. the man died friday night of his injuries. police found the car a gray toyota that they think hit him but are working to determine who was driving at the time. a murder mystery in easton. a 35-year-old man was found has died and police are trying to figure out who killed him and why. jim smith has the latest this morning. >> reporter: melanie and gary take their dog for a nightly walk in easton going by a popular wooded trail where a man was found shot last tuesday. now the man has died. >>the news is shocking. never in this neighborhood but here it is now in this neighborhood. >> reporter: on tuesday state and local police were out in

daniel smith of florida but originally from easton was found shot in the head only about 25 yards off the road. at the time police reported the discovery made by some kids who were riding their bikes. >>who kids were riding their bicycles and found this gentleman. they called their mother who came down to the scene, confirmed that there was a person here, and then called us. >> reporter: smith initially police are treating the death as suspicious. >>i feel really bad for the boys that found the man. that has to be really hard for them. >>it was a day off from school, election day, and they were out riding their bikes as the kids in this town do. >> reporter: what a horrible discovery. >>i can't even imagine. >> reporter: state and local police are looking for the public's help. they're

plates. they believe the vehicle might be possibly connected to this case. in easton, jim smith wbz news. state police are looking for a suspect this morning who shot a 16-year-old on a bike path after river street. he is expected to recover. detectives are interviewing witnesses now. two u mass. dartmouth students in the hospital after a car accident yesterday. both students said condition. dartmouth police have not filed any charges at this point. a dozen people are now looking for a place to live after a house fire in methuen. police got everyone out. several people were treated for minor injuries. investigators still haven't pinpointed a cause for the fire. fen way park being used in november but not for a baseball

hundreds were running around one of the sport's most sacred fields. it is 5:08 on this sunday morning. i'm glad you're hanging out with us this morning. barry's going to tell us what the day looks like

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. more than 25,000 people are scaling the green monster running through the bleachers and crossing the finish base near -- base at fenway park this weekend. paul burton caught up with a mother and son who are using this event to honor two family members. >>come on, kelly. >> reporter: climb the rope, lift your legs, and run the stairs. >>you will see things like people jumping over walls, climbing on cargo nets, jump ropes. >> reporter: in the midst of these fierce competitors is a

family. tricia simmons lost her husband back in 2008 while serving in afghanistan. four years later she also lost her 16-year-old daughter erin in a car accident. this weekend her 18-year-old son justin is competing both in his father and sister's memory? through the trials we have had some awesome people in our corner to encourage us. >> reporter: she's talking about special op survivors a non-prit empower surviving spouses of military families. >>this organization as a whole is a wonderful pairing for us because these athletes knows what it means to have an obstacle that they think is impossible but manage to overcome it. >>it means a lot that they take special consideration and you're fallen soldiers they bring you in kind of like your family. >> reporter: prior to his

highly involved in sports, but then it stopped. but this race is all about overcoming challenges and obstacles which is why it's a perfect fit. >>running in my dad's honor. >> reporter: one step, one climb, and one obstacle at a time. in boston i'm paul burton, wbz news. >>wow what a great day for them. all right, barry, how are you doing this morning? i walked out expecting to be freezing and i got out d realized it's not that bad. much better than yesterday. >>definitely milder this morning. we'll see how much in a few minutes. it is going to be a really nice day even though it's starting cloudy. it should turn sunny and be nice. are you set? >>we're set. >>right off the bat we're starting at the beginning of the alphabet. up here on our first weather cast let's go to adams at the plunkett elementary

it's 41. north of boston and over, 39. to the south coast where it's 38 this morning. these were the highs yesterday, upper 40s, 48s, a couple of 49s there, cooler south of the worcester airport. ocean temperature still 54 degrees. this is how much milder this morning than yesterday. it's running about 8 to 10 degrees higher in many spots than it was at this time yesterday. it felt nicer this mornin numbers, 45 in boston, a few keeler pockets in plymouth, 38, and a couple of the airports the usual cold spots. look what happened up here. we're going to say to the folks up in baker lake, bundle up, you folks, keep putting the blankets on it's 2 below zero this morning in baker lake. oh my goodness. it's not going to be pretty up there today for sure. it's going to be really cold.

as the sun comes out it'll warm up to the upper 50s. there'll be 50s is -- 50s and 60s across a good chunk of the country. just like we showed you yesterday, high pressure has sprawled across the nation and it's pumping wilder -- milder air away. a lot of the cloudiness came down from canada. we still place it's still high around 20,000 feet in boston and that certainly shut out the moonlight last night, but a lot of this thinned out this morning and by mid to late morning it's almost all disappeared from the sky and the sky turns blue and sunny. by late this morning it'll be sunny. overnight it's all clear, and tomorrow we have mostly clear most of the day.

some high, thin clouds may start to show up tomorrow afternoon. upper 30s for highs today and then -- upper 50s for highs today. it should be great for the game tonight. west-southwest breeze will drop off. 42 for a low in boston to lows in the 30s. the big supermoon is coming up tonight. we'll have more to say about that as the morning along. it's a little bit milder tomorrow, 62 and then rain and some minor coastal flooding. i wouldn't be surprised if there's a coastal flood watch tuesday because of the supermoon tides and in edition the northeast wind will be coming onshore enhancing it a little bit. high tide is late in the morning and it's the highest tide of the supermoon cycle and then after that it's a damp start wednesday and cool the second half of the

as we thought yesterday the second half of the week. >>don't think i wasn't just looking at that. >>you said what happened to those 60s. >>i think you took about 9 degrees away from me to be exact. >>sorry. >>thanks, barry. a new trend for smoking and it's bad news for tobacco companies. is it your birthday today? it is november 13th. let's see who you share it with. it's the birthday of joe monteno who's 69. whoopi goldberg is 59. and jimmy kimmel is 49. if it's your birthday, you're the celebrity today.

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protests in north dakota continue. what the new president-elect could mean for the continuation of the project. one of the biggest means in decades, the supermoon is lighting up the sky. we'll show you an exhibit dedicated to our moon. a coast guard rescue off the coast of boston harbor why two people had to be saved from a sailboat. live from the channel 4 studios in boston, is it is sunday, november 13th. thanks so much for being with us. i'm kerry connolly. early, bright and early, it could have been brighter, ask barry where the supermoon is,. >>we talked about yesterday it's going to be clouding over and filtering the moon quite a bit last night. it's done that, kerry. it's an overcast start to the today but it's going to

be quite nice. it's not nearly as cold this morning as it was yesterday. a few pockets down in the mid and upper 30s but for the most part it's 40 to 45 are you familiar with the there's what we have, the cloudy -- to 45s. there's what we have, cloudiness over most of the area. it will become sunny by late this morning. the sunshine will start penetrating through the clouds and thin out nicely. many years will be 59, 10 degrees higher than yesterday. a nice westerly wind at 10 to 20 miles an hour. the rest of the few in a few minutes, kerry. one person has died and another injured and this morning police are searching for the gunman. someone opened fire on aims street yesterday evening near the franklin field public housing complex.

protests against the election of donald trump didn't show any signs of ending and now the president-elect is turning to social media to restore order. mr. trump tweeted yesterday "this will prove to be a great time in the lives of all americans. we will unit, and -- unite and we will win." daniel smith was shot in the head and was wound in the woods last tuesday by two boys riding treating his death as suspicious. they're looking for a red mazda with florida license plates. a deadly attack at a tomato air base in afghanistan, at least 4 killed and 18 others injure hd a suicide bomber blew himself out -- injured when a suicide bomber blew himself up.

laborerrers before debt en nating his vest. president obama had hoped to have all u.s. forces out of the country by the end of his form but had to abandon the goal as they struggled to contain the in surge answer. -- in surgancy. about five hundred protesters disbursed after linking arms to block this entrance. no one was arrested. more than native american tribes have been camped out since august. the pipeline stretches from north dakota to illinois, and protesters are concern beside environmental damage. mark albert reports how the election might impact the future of the pipeline. >> reporter: we will get this easement and complete our project is what they say. they are confident a donald trump presidency means the pipeline

january 20th what are the prospects? >>100% that it gets built. >> reporter: the president- elect has minor holdings in warren's company and warren donated $103,000 to his campaign. >>have you spoken to donald trump about the pipeline. >>i've never met the man. >> reporter: you've never met him, but he's invested in you and you're invested in him. >>well i wish him well. >> reporter: thousands of demonstrators have been camped out near several pipe construction sites which at times have turned violent and led to over 400 arrests. native americans and environmentalists say the pipeline could threaten millions. warren told us it will make oil cheaper to transport and create jobs. it doesn't help the united states if it leaks, right? >>i'm not going to win that argument with you because pipelines do leak.

leaking are extremely remote. >> reporter: the company says it's taking every precaution to make it safe and its employees are receiving death threats shy hope your parents, your children especially all burn ... >> reporter: when finished it will be more than 1100 miles long, president obama rejected this in 2015. trump has yet to speak about the pipeline but said month. >>we're going to allow the keystone pipeline and so many other things to move forward. >> reporter: do you think all the protesters are going to go away once you're done? >>absolutely. >> reporter: they are determined to stop your project. >>they will not stop our project. >> reporter: trump's team did not respond to our request for comment. warren told us the company wants to reimburse the state of north dakota and morton county for the millions they

have not yet accepted his offer. mark albert, cbs news, dallas. >>it is 5:34. the man who has done as much as anyone to engineer safer cars has died. clarence dittlo was one of america's most prominent auto safety advocates. he campianed seat belts, airbags, and electronics to avert crashes. his work also led to the recall vehicles because of dangerous defects. he died of cancer. he was 72 years old. a solemn weekend in paris. a soccer stadium and a concert hall were struck a year ago. islamic militants launched the attack. the gunmen opened fire inside a theater killing 90 people.

pregnant woman could be seen hanging from a woman trying to escape. sting performed last night for the very first concert at the venue. the coast guard had to rescue two people from a sailboat that ran aground. originally they were going to wait for high tide to feet boat but the situation became urgent when the winds -- to free the boat, but the situation became urgent when the winds kicked up. the patriots take the field at home against the seahawks. levan read will wrap it up for -- levan reid will wrap it up in sports. we'll talk more about the supermoon coming up. but first a look at our forecast. >>tonight's the night for the game at gillette stadium and also for the supermoon. it's on the way. it's a lot of talk

really bigger than it is. we'll talk more about that. let's see what it is. it is the phone. we don't have it. it's not showing up. i've got to tell you it's going to be -- here we go. tomorrow's full moon is called the what? the beaver moon? the cranberry moon, the acorn moon, or the pumpkin moon? we will have the answer and talk about the supermoon as well and

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. good morning, everybody. the patriots play the seahawks tonight. there are two of the best teams this year. the seahawks won boat 48 by destroying the -- won the super bowl 48 by interrog the broncos. it has become -- by destroying the broncos. the butler did it. interception sealed the deal for the patriots in super bowl 49. the coach took a lot of heat for losing that one. he'd like some redemption tonight. >>there is a top team in the league right now. they've got the best record.

it's a great match-up opportunity for us. this is a great, a great opportunity to go on the road when they're coming off a bye, they're ready to go and all that. we'll see where we fit with this team. if we should be so fortunate to get a chance to play them later that would be awesome. >>already looking ahead for a possible rematch for these two teams in super bowl 51. we sat down with st one-on-one today. >>we have shadow ex -- seattle next and they're dangerous. how do you match up? >>it's going to be a tough time. seattle has been tough over the last few years. their defense has been together for quite some time now. they know how to play together, in sync. they're hard hitters. they've got some big players that play just like us

we've got to be ready mentally and physically. >>be sure to tune in at 11:30 right here on wbz. you can see the rest of that gronk one-on-one. here is some good news. deon lewis was activated and will make his season debut tonight. but chris hogan is having issues with his back. he's listed as questionab tonight's game with the seahawks. the bruins and the celtic were both in action last night. the b's were in arizona while the c's were in indiana. the celtic were hoping to have al horford back. they beat knicks friday night.

and he will it starts to heat up. there's a try effect a, not -- trifecta not once but twice. the c's start to pull away in the 3rd quarter. and then he's one of 6 boston players with double figures. 4th quarter with larry bird watching the celtic. bradley to smart. and then a 23 here. celtic win 101 to 95. the bruins taking on the coyotes. 8-1 in those games, scoreless in the 2nd period and check out big z. the captain's second goal of the year makes it 1-0 and then they did it again. >>time to start off the road trip on a good note, a drive

from the top of the right wing sickle, that's the 10th goal of the season for him and he scored in every road game so far. it's 2-0 bruins. >>they hang on and get the win 2-1. >>how many bricks does it take to complete a brick building? that's sports this morning. i'm levan reid with wbz sports. let's a little while. meanwhile it is a celestial happening. we are gooding treated to the biggest and brightest full moon of the year, the so-called supermoon. it's the closest the moon has come to earth in almost 7 decades at its closest approach monday. the moon has fascinated us since humans existed, always in the sky and predictable. a new exhibit on the north shore is dedicated just to the moon.

opened october 15th, but why this particular exhibit? >>to explore the idea of the moon and our connection to the moon both as a physical body, but also as an inspiration for artists. >> reporter: the curator graciously showed me around the sections. local artist representation, even an actual moon rock. >>this is the earth's pattern section, and we're really looking at the moon as a physical body here, the ba this is an image. we never get to see this side of the moon. >> reporter: it's not just pictures and paintings and talking about the moon. you can interact. >>yes. >> reporter: one large display caught my eye immediately. >>this is very interesting. i would want you to spend a moment with this piece because here we are getting to see a visible evidence of how the moon

typically the artist is representing the -- every day. the artist is representing a tidal cycle following a lunar month. you see how much the water level goes up and down. >> reporter: human friends our earliest days have been trying to figure this thing out. and then came this notion of, what if we could go there. the next time you gaze at the moon, you can see our past of landing on the moon, the present time and thtu there. pamela gardner, wbz news. >>that is neat. the exhibit runs until september of 2017 at the museum in salem. >>i will go to see that. >>i was going to say i would love to see that as well. that's fascinating. >>do you love the moon. >>i love t. >>any month of the year but especially nice full moons in the summertime when you can be outside and enjoy them. >>i know there's something about it. we're not going to tell what it's called because that's your trivia coming up.

>>but i can tell you the moon rises at 4:13 today. so we're going to have a clear sky, beautiful for the moon. it's great that it's not going to be overcast and raining, so we'll be able to seat moon tonight. is it going to appear that much bigger or brighter? probably not to most people unless you see it when it rises and it looks like it's sort of an optical aleutian. but it'll -- illusion. it'll be though. >>let's go to the burs at brookline at the douglas academy up in beckerline, new new hampshire. -- berkline new hampshire. it's 42 there. let's go to brock ton where it's 37 down there. yesterday's highs in the upper 40s. a couple of places in the cape cooler with the wind. this morning the temperatures are

higher than they were yesterday. it's mild out there. we've got 40s and a few 30s showing up. we've got a lot of cloud cover. it radiated out a bit down at norwood, taunton. it looks like the cloud cover is going to be thinning this morning and turn out to be a nice, sunny day. not bright sunshine from the get-go but eventually we will get the bright sunshine and we'll be off to the races for a beautiful afternoon as it goes up to about , a couple of spots may briefly touch 60. as much of the northern half of the nation at least in the 60s today. down to the south it's warmer close to the gulf coast. high pressure is dominating, 55 down in atlanta for a high because it's raining down there and that area of rain which is just beginning to form is going to be our rain maker here for tuesday. before that happens we've got the mild air coming over the top of the high

the cold air away as the cloud cover is aligned near the frontal boundary. the cloud cover will thin out this morning and the sun will come out. it will be a fine evening as the pats host the seahawks and around 44 to 46 at game time. it doesn't look like it'll drop too much during the course of the game. see this cloudiness thin out and disappear? the afternoon tonight it falls down to 40 to 42 in bonitas and mid to upper 30s. many of the nearby suburbs, some of the outlying locations could be around 30 to 32. here's what's going on for the next 7. 62 for tomorrow, a beautiful november 14th with a nice pleasant breeze, what a great day. it will be raining on tuesday and i wouldn't be surprised if the national

because of this supermoon tides that are going to be really high and we're going to have a northeast wind blowing at 10 to 20 it's going to have an enhancement to the already high tide. some roads will be closed, the usual low-lying spots will be flooded out. you know, the usual places that get the flooding situations. it's going to be raining tuesday and some could be heavy. a damp start wednesday and then nicer weather taking over unfortunately yesterday it looked like the high was going to build to the south and pump warm air in. now it looks like it's not going to be as warm. tomorrow's full moon is actually full tomorrow morning is called the beaver moon, the cranberry moon, the acorn moon, or the pumpkin moon? >>it is the beaver moon. >>no doubt about t we had mr. beaver on here yesterday

i always wonder all the other means, were they real means. >>no i made them up. i had to throw in acorn moon. >>i like it. it almost sounded real. >>this is the year of the acorn. >>those acorns drive you crazy. don't get barry started on that. >>can you tell i'm crazy? >>yes i know you're crazy. it is 5:51 this sunday morning. we're glad you're joining us. at gi wave big game tonight against the seahawks. how wonderful this, lit up in green in honor of our veterans. i passed a lot of homes this morning that put green bulbs in their outdoor lights for our veterans. we'll be back this year, i want the best bird for my family

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