. right now at 4:30 president-elect donald trump making his first two hires. we have reaction plus the extended look at his first interview with 60 minutes. >>i was so terrified that i kept thinking therapy going to shoot me. >>the search for two plus the super bowl rematch living up to the night. the sunday night show-down between the pats and seahawks, and just like last time, it came down to the final play. this is wbz news this morning. i'm kate merrill. >>and i'm chris mckinnon. thanks for joining us.

in. the moon is going to set this morning at 6:17, so you'll be able to see it until then. beautiful supermoon in rock port last night too coming up over the barn. clear skies, perfect for viewing. temperatures this morning are in the 30s and 40s. there are a couple of 20s on the map so keene is sitting at 23 degrees. it's 42 in boston. 32 in lawrence. clear skies, and we are in morning. 38 morning sunny and cool sunrise at 6:34 a mild breeze. we go to 60 by lunchtime today. clouds will increase as we head into the ride home. sunset at 4:23 and temperatures in the mid 50s. i'm tracking rain for tomorrow. good morning. a couple of closures to know about the essex street onramp to 93 north is closed for construction this morning.

square, exit 22 is also closed. both of the ramps are set to reopen at 5:00 a.m., kate. breaking overnight crews battling a fire in belmont. you can see the intense flames. we will continue to mon author and bring you updates throughout the morning -- monitor this and bring you updates throughout the morning. >>gang members, probably 2 million or 3 million. we are getting them out of our country. president-elect donald trump detailing his plans for when he takes over the white house and his first -- in hiss first television interview since the election. he seemed to back away from some of his campaign promises while discussing a wide range of issues. >>yesterday he made his first two key appointments.

>> reporter: president-elect donald trump's first two appointments to his administration are drawing reaction. late yesterday lindsey graham and steve cleese both applauded -- scalise both applauded him. steve ban en was chosen. a spokesman for harry reid said the represented at the -- supremecis supremecista will be represented at the highest levels of his appointments maim amid his first post-election interview. he stood strong on his vow to

states. >> reporter: some women won't be able to get an abortion. >>perhaps they'll have to go to another state. >> reporter: he appeared to soften on his pledge to build a wall. would you accept a fence 1234. >>certain areas a wall is more appointment. >> reporter: and appoint a special prosecutor to investigate cln' >> reporter: inauguration day is just 60 days away. henna daniels, cbs 11. there are more protests across the country this weekend n summerville many gathered, but it remained peaceful. in springfield there were more than 1,000 people marching through the streets. stay with wbz and wbz this morning for the latest

police are investigating a possible hate crime this morning. a resident told officers he received two threatening letters on his doorstep, one thursday and the other friday. both contained profanity and racial slurs. the first was handwritten, the second typed. the police say the behavior does not reflect their values and won't be tolerated. two people in court this morning charged in connection with a hit-and-run and killed a bicyclist 19-year-old sicily minnesotafau is -- munfau is being charged in the death. the victim was riding his bike in a crosswalk when he was hit thursday night. he died later in the hospital. a man arrested in south carolina in connection with a murder in easton. the man from florida is due in south

list of charges in massachusetts. last tuesday two boys riding their bikes found daniel smith shot in a park. both easton and state police are still looking for a red mazda license plate number 372-qqk. it is a this man tells the boston globe he remembers taking a substance with his girlfriend before blacking out. emts were called to the home thursday where they found two adults unconscious the baby was also unresponsive and later died at the hospital. albert told the globe he made a mistake. so far police and prosecutors have said little about the case. police searching for two

were going to kill her. >> reporter: the woman tells us the gas station was robbed twice this past week and it wasn't caught on camera because the first time the robbers cut the wires to the security camera. this clerk says the man dressed in all black rushed in with gun and knife and told her to get on the floor. they gave them all of the money she had, but apparently it wasn't the money?." -- where's the money?," and i gave them everything. i went on the floor like that. and i thought they were going to shoot me or stab me. >> reporter: the two men only got away with about $300 in cash. anyone with information

>>thank you very much. a super bowl rematch between the patriots and seahawks and once again it came down to the final play. this time the patriots on the losing end. >>tom brady had comments after the game. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. we thought last anytime's game here was going to be a tough test for the new england patriots against the seahawks, and it was. it came down to the final play, patriots fall short and lose for the second time this season. let's pick things up here in the 4th quarter. seahawks with a 25-24 lead. brady coughs up the football. sherman recovers and that set app seahawks touchdown. turnovers hurt. pats down 7 now and driving but brady hits gronk. what a catch.

brady with a sneak, but he takes off before the snap, never has control and sets up a 4th down. then a fade to gronk, no flag on the play, no catch, no win. patriots and seahawks in a classic, but this time it goes to seattle. 31-24 your final. >>certainly it looks like it came down to one play, but it probably was a lot of plays we could have done a better job of, we knew that going in. we had to play better than the way we played. just too careless with the ball. we weren't, and turnovers were a big factor. we just didn't make enough plays. >> reporter: tom brady he is right. he also said his knee was pretty. so we'll see if the patriots rebound in san francisco next week. greg

with a victory. i'm dan roche, wbz sports. >>the patriots will regroup and head west and face the 49ers next sunday. the patriots game day starts at 11:30. make sure and tune into 5th quarter. start your weekend with patriots all access every friday night here the 49ers are lined up. the city wants your input on how residents can weigh in on a project that was promised to lure general electric to boston. and another pricey high school project, the latest city proposing a new plan today. one cell phone provider making changes, what you need to

. in today's money watch a clothing company filing for bankruptcy again. plus a settlement from toyota over rust issues. jill wagner is live at the new york

good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, chris and kate. toyota will pay up to $3.4 billion to settle a class-action lawsuit. truck and suv owners say their vehicles lack adequate rust protection. court filings showed the settlement involved 1.5 million vehicles. american apparel applied for bankruptcy protection for the second time in just over a year. the retailer is struggling to compete against other teen retailers and competition. they are also reportedly looking for a buyer, but the company insists it will continue to make its clothing in the united states. and watching video on your phone won't gobble up as much data next year if you're an att customer. the videos also won't look as good. they by default will play lower video bands

chris and kate. >>thank you very much, jill. we appreciate it. we'll check in with you next hour. i don't know if you got outside at all before you went to bed and looked up in the sky, but something was shining into my bedroom. i could not go to sleep. did you notice? >>i did notice. it was the full supermoon. >>full beaver supermoon, chris, exactly. this is the closest the moon has been in nearly 70 years, 70 years. so it was >>it was kind of hard to fall asleep in a i woke up this morning and oar. >>i woke up this morning, and i was, like, oh yeah. the moon sets this morning at 617 this morning. 42 degrees in boston right now. we have some 30s out there, taunton sitting at 33, manchester is at 32 and

back down to springfield we've dipped into the lower 20s this morning. skies clear, and we are in for plenty of sunshine today. the next chance of wet weather comes in tomorrow. there's a developing area of low pressure off the north carolina coastline. there are some downpours starting to blossom over the last several hours. today is dry, no problems. the clouds will increase as we head into the late evening hours and tomorrow morning rain is still to our south. i think there'll be a few showers along the south coast of new england, but most of the rain fills in by mid to late morning, and it's going to rain at a pretty good clip through tomorrow afternoon and for your evening drive. there may be some downpours embedded in there too. it looks like a wet day overall. have the umbrella or a rain coat with you tomorrow. the wind is going to be coming in off the ocean.

tomorrow evening, and then wednesday should be dry but clouds will linger some spots. mainly cloudy the farther east you come. how much rain is going to fall tomorrow? tomorrow of us end up with either side of a half an inch of rain coming down through the duration of the day tomorrow in the meantime enjoy the mild sunshine today. look at has to highs. low to mid 60s, just beautiful, 63 in boston this afternoon. it's about 10 degrees above where we should around 60 on the cape, a southwest breeze. get outside and soak it up. the clouds increase tonight, 35 to 42 in the suburbs, about 44 in downtown boston and then high temperatures tomorrow will be about 10 degrees cooler, running in the 50s for most of us and that onshore wind combined with the highest tides of the year also means there will be pockets of minor flooding tomorrow afternoon and likely again wednesday right around the midday high tide.

week, temperatures in the mid 50s, more clouds for the weekend, could be some showers by sunday. we have lots of construction this morning. northbound essex street ramp inside the tunnel is closed and then further up right lanes are closed at exit 28 for sullivan square. southbound right lane is closed on the connector, exit 26. and the public can weigh in on plans to bring helipad to boston. the city council is holding a hearing wednesday. they offered to help build the pad to lure general electric to here from connecticut. the city's last two helipads shut down in 1999. plans to construct a new one in 1998 were scrapped due to strong local opposition. >>cool way to get to work,

today. this could be the most expensive school ever in the state. according to the globe, the proposed cost at least $283 million. the options are build a new high school on the current site, build one at a new hole or renovate one and connect it to an existing building could soon disappear. out of town news has been a cambridge staple for decades but according to boston.com the lease is about to change. they are set to start a renovation of the area and plan to lease the spot starting in august of next year meaning the kiosk could close at any time. the lease is set to expire in january 2019.

we're less than a week away from the holiday spectacular. and over the next few days the tree will be transformed into a holiday destination with more than 350,000 lights. blue man group, the boston ballet will be among many of the guests as we flip to switch. we want to invite you to join us for the holiday spectacular this saturday night november 19th. you can watch it right here >>i love that show. i love watching with my kids. >>it looks like the holidays are upon us. >>i'm not just saying that because it's on our air. ahead more parents are using a certain form of discipline. also ahead the one trait in kindergarten that could predict your child's future success. plus the fight against climate change in massachusetts.

spectacular,. in his first interview since winning the election president-elect donald trump laid out some key points of his presidential plan. sitting down with 60 minutes to talk about a

the outcome of the election, policy plans, and his family. after talking about isis and immigration, here what he had to say about marriage equality. >> reporter: i guess the issue for them is marriage equality. do you support marriage equality? >>it's irrelevant because it was already settled. it was settled in the supreme court. it's done. >> reporter: so even if you appoint a judge that ... >>it's done. you have -- these cases have gone to the supreme court. they've been settled, and >>the president-elect also said he will not be taking the $400,000 salary that comes with the job. massachusetts democrats are looking it pick a new leader for the state's party. the committee is scheduled to meet today to pick a new chairman. jockey for position are guy bicter. and sufficient o'clock county sheriff steve tompkins.

hall event to discuss renewable energy. they have increased in recent years, but they only make a small portion of the total energy source. they are pushing for 100% renewable energy in the state. new this morning a warning you better keep a close eye on your children and pets. officials are ceasing an increasing amount of calls about sick wildlife. police in hudson say foxes have extremely ill or dead. officials say if you see an energy stumbling around do not go near it. instead call police or animal control. could technology be a blame for mental health diseases. excessive cell phone use may be contributing to a rise in depression among kids especially teenaged girls. also, a growing number of depressed adolescents highlights the need to better

could skills in kindergarten predict a child's success in later life? children who were helpful and who shared with others were more likely to have graduated college and find a full time job by the age of 25. a new study suggests more parents' using time-outs to pun their kids. doctors found the rate of physical punishment has fallen since when time-outs have nearly doubled. they work wonders. >>my mom will tell you i was on time-out every day of my life sitting on the stairs. up next a local football team proving to be a big challenge for every other team

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. > has done it again. >>the wellesley, jr. raiders won on friday. this time scoring a 37-0 victory. they're now 11-0 and have shut out every team they've made. the 7th grade team also won yesterday. both are heading to the finals of the state championships next weekend. i think the patriots' defense needs to meet with this wellesley defense and get some tips on how they're so good

patriots don't necessarily know. >>we could be looking at some future pats right there. >>definitely. go get autographs now. top stories and weather are all straight ahead. right now it's 5:00. president-elect donald trump's first interview since the election, plus his first two hires. a bicyclist killed in taunton. the arrests and the charges two young people face today. and a super bowl rematch between the seahawks and patriots goes down to the again. we've got the highlights and reaction next. live from the channel 4 studios in boston. this is wbz news this morning. good morning to you. 5:00 right now. thanks for joining us. i'm chris mckinnon. >>and i'm kate merrill. it's monday november 14th. the supermoon still up in the sky. it was beautiful overnight and it's still going to be beautiful this morning. >>for the next hour and 15 independents or -- minutes or so. if you're up early you'll