with no on shore winds. mainly focused around a late morning and midday. here's a look at the high tide times. areas like hampton saw a lot of water inundation in october. you can likely expect that tomorrow. boston's high tide is 11:08. some of the walkways will fill up with places like more see boulevard may have to shut down. scituate harbor is another place that could see flooding. moving up the coast, you can see the winds, and they'll be turning on shore. showers begin by the morning. and areas of rainfall continue midday and into the afternoons. locally heavy downpours and a rumble of thunder. we'll take look at the timing coming up after that.

download the boston weather app. it will give you live radar. and it's all right there on your phone or tablet. a new plan to protect workers after two men were killed in the south end when a trench collapsed and flooded. the circumstances surrounding the death of the two workers were horrific. >> and then came the news that the company had a history of safety problems. >> reporter: this on dartmouth street where the accident happened a couple of weeks ago. two were killed in the trench. the mayor wants to create a position of safety officer to check all the permits so companies doing work in the city. >> the city of boston is really embracing the fact that worker health and safety should be something that the company is

in the city. >> reporter: it's been a long time coming. >> there are workers in a trench submerged we believe over 10 minutes. >> reporter: two workers died when a trench flooded and collapsed. the company they work for atlantic drain had a laundry list of past safety violations. in march, osha found seven violations including failing to have a five person rescue team avaie. $21,000 in fines. >> i've actually never seen an employer just have a distaste for occupational safety and health to such a degree. and sadly it cost two workers their lives. >> and now boston mayor marty walsh wants a safety officer to look for past violations. >> we're disappointed that unfortunately, it's not

be wondering about osha. they've been referred to in certain circles as a tooth less giant. authorities say steven burn balm was under the influence and speeding when he drove into the back of a shuttle, slamming it into a highway barrier in august. two to killed. also tonight. transition is underway. donald trump announcing two major members of his white house team. reince priebus and steven bannon. this comes on the same day we saw the first interview since becoming the president-elect. during the 60 minutes interview. donald trump stood strong on

>> would you accept a fence? >> for certain areas i would but in certain areas -- >> big weekend for trump. what did you make of everything that was said. >> there was a gap between the media and trump supporters. the media would jump on a trump statement. how can you say that? it's false. and his supporters didn't take his statements literally as if you're confused about whether to take the promises literally, chances are you're still confused. and while it didn't hurt him in the campaign, it's a whole new ball game as president-elect where a stray remark can crash the markets or touch off violence. and he's going to have to watch it going forward.

there's importance but when you're the president-elect and it has a higher level of meaning, he understands that. >> i think he got a tutorial on that from president obama. the president cautioned him about engaging in off the cuff exchanges with the media during that meeting. check out his apparent surprise when lesley stahl challenged him about the campaign promise to overturn abortion law. >> if it ever were overturned it >> some women won't be able to get an abortion. >> no, it will go back to the states. perhaps they'll have to go to another state. >> and that's okay. >> well, we'll see what happens. it's got a long way to go. >> i feel like he's almost surprised when she pointed out the implication of that statement. it's a learning curve for everyone. >> for everyone, especially for

much for your insight. with oh, no tolerance policy for hate or violence, the attorney general is putting out a call to combat discrimination by phone. >> reporter: it's called a harassment hotline. attorney general -- announced launching it today. and i spoke with a college student who was targeted and harassed. >> and i heard him talk to the walked in and he said there's a -- muslim. >> a law student at harvard university says he was followed, targeted, and harassed while walking across mass avenue from one cambridge store to another. >> when he singled me out. it didn't feel great. but i knew i had to respond positively. >> her office has seen an

nation. she says the spite came immediately after the election. now less than a week later, she's launching a harassment hotline, a first by her administration to address and punish hate crime offenders. >> in massachusetts, people have rights. those rights are to be protected and the attorney general's office and others in law enforcement will stand at the ready to protect the rights >> and you can call in hate crimes as a witness. and attorneys will take calls on housing discrimination and wage theft. >> i don't believe in fighting hate and intolerance with more hate and i think, you know, the best things we can do in these situations is respond with

practice and he said civil rights. chantee lans, wbz news. and the number is 1(800)994- 3228 and contact the attorney general's office through facebook or twitter. this is what's left of a classroom after a fire ripped through in lawrence. 600 students and staff were safely evacuated from the bruce school. the fire one contained to the classroom. water damage. the school will be closed for tomorrow we know and probably for a while. the mystery surrounding dozens of birds that dropped dead in dorchester may never be solved. >> the bird remains were tested in wisconsin and came back with no clear determination. there was no evidence of trauma and the birds appeared to be in good health. and the animals tested negative for viruses like west nile or

illegal immigrants. >> and boston is vowing to fight back. what defying the president could mean in our state. and the patriots take the first home loss with brady as qb and the defense is taking the blame. we're watching a storm system moving in and bringing coastal flooding and much needed rainfall. the forecast is coming up in

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the debate over sanctuary cities is heating up. several cities do not fully cooperate with immigration officials. and with donald trump promising to deport illegal immigrants. defying the soon to be president could be costly. >> we are going to get the people that are criminal and have criminal records, gang

2 million, could be 3 million. we're getting them out of the country. >> reporter: trump with the details of the first steps. he also vows to move against sanctuary cities, places where authorities will not detain undocumented people without a criminal warrant. >> we'll cancel federal funding for sanctuary cities. >> reporter: some are pushing back to reaffirm their status. >> boston is a sanctuary city. >> reporter: he's worried that undocumented citizens will be afraid to ask for help. >> if you call them, they'll help you. they are not going to turn you in to the feds. >> reporter: and mayor marty walsh is saying in a statement we are a welcoming city for all. these are boston values and no policy will change that. >> it's no secret that these

places to go where they'll be least likely to be caught. >> reporter: opposes sanctuary cities saying politicians are looking for votes. >> any elected official would suggest there should be a certain class of people that do not have to abide by our laws. >> and that's the debate. liam martin, wbz alert. weather is coming our way that could be disruptful. >> we want to get over to chief meteorologist eric fisher. >> that's the main story for tomorrow. we had that high water in october. and that was a time a couple inches shorter than this one. and it was a quiet weather day. and there'll be pockets of minor to moderate coastal flooding. inland flooding is not expected

tomorrow. and a fast moving system. and this is the one we're watching. clouds starting to move in. and they'll run into dry air. a lot of it won't reach the ground. we're not expecting any rain until we get to tomorrow morning. with the high clouds, you might notice a halo past the just full moon. it's another good evening to check it out. taking a look at temps, they are starting to fall back. and we're going to se readings drop back to the 30s. we'll stay in the 40s along the coastline where the clouds will be moving in a little bit more quickly. a late shower and temperatures in the 40s except for the areas we talked about. and when it comes to the winds, not much of it tonight. that's keeping it from being a significant event. there's not a lot of wave action. there's not a lot of time to build up the water and pile it up. that's good news for us.

a higher water event than what we saw in october. the winds will gust over 30 miles per hour at the shoreline. and there's the storm center tomorrow evening. that means the winds will change direction and head offshore. the high tide times you see across the board. in boston, a little after 11 a.m. and that's bringing the water over the sidewalks. we saw that in october. and places like getting on the seacoast. that's another area. scituate harbor. nantucket a place to watch. you know the areas if you live in these towns. the places that fill up with water first. we could see local road closures. and the time to watch is 10 a.m. to noon. as for the rainfall. a couple of showers for the morning commute. a few heavy downpours mixed and

clouds linger into wednesday morning. rain totals generally an inch to a half inch. i would wager more on a half inch. and some areas maybe one total inch. highs in the 50s for most of us. a will ill above average. and we're well above average for the rest of the week. afternoon sun on wednesday, sunshine on friday. and dry on saturday as we in with an on shore flow. and things start to change on sunday. we start to switch gears a little bit. more clouds, rain showers, and colder air. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. and nice weather on sunday once the clouds melt away. thursday beautiful, friday gorgeous, and saturday dry. and sunday we bring in the next chance for showers. >> pretty good forecast.

>> i hate that the patriots lost. >> i could watch these teams play every week. >> and you might get a chance to see them play. hold onto your hats. >> who would have thought that the next time the patriots and seahawks met it would come down to a goal line stand in the closing moments. the patriots are not making any excuses. >> takes the step, throws it and the ball -- incomplete. there will be no call. and seattle wins it in foxborough. >> a last second goal line stand. we've seen it before. this time advantage seahawks. >> i'm not here to make excuses to say it was a p.i. i just -- we just lost a game. and i want to give credit to the seahawks. it was a well fought game on both sides of the ball. they played to the end.

yard at the end. and we didn't get it. >> it was a physical game too. with both teams taking big time hits. >> that was a big hit for sure. probably one of the hardest i got hit in my career for sure by a good player, a good fast player who is like a missile. >> reporter: the patriots are 7- 2 and still in good shape to secure a bye and home field advantage in but the biggest concern is the patriots defense. >> baldwin has it. touchdown, seattle. >> russell wilson threw for 348 yards and three touchdowns. >> a lot more games to play. you take it on the chin and move on and learn from it and keep grinding. >> i'm confident we'll get better, you know? we work every day on, you know,

the coaches make really good game plans for us to, you know, execute. >> get the defense playing at a championship level. with the patriots, i'm dan roche, wbz sports. friday night at 7:00 right here on wbz. and then on sunday, we start with patriots game day 11:30. kif show on my tv 38. and the patriots jets matchup on november 27th has been flexed. out of prime time and it will be seen here on wbz at 4:a 25. the bruins pick up the third straight. it was all -- stopping all 20

shutout. and this morning, the bees' goalkeeper was named the nhl -- of the week. the celtics take on the pelicans down in new orleans. the pelicans new star has missed the last seven games with a concussion. and scott pelley joins us with a preview of the cbs evening news. >> great to be with you in some of donald trump's campaign promises. he appears to be rolling many of them back in his exclusive interview with lesley stahl. we'll look at his promise to prosecute hillary clinton. what he says about that now? all of that and the rest of the world news coming up on the cbs evening news in 10 minutes.

super moon. and coming up on the wbz at 8:00. it was the a hit net flex documentary. a major update in the case of one of the defendants. why he's being released from prison and how it could impact his long-term chances for freedom. went to remind you to join us for the faneuil hall holiday spectacular this saturday,

if you saw it last night you know it was dramatic. the closest super moon since 1948. >> it was big, it was bright and it put quite the show in the sky. >> we wanted to share a few pictures. the super moon over cape cod looming large over there. >> beautiful. mark took this picture.

the moon rising over the scituate lighthouse. this was sent in by mary lou. i saw a whole line of people trying to get a shot. is it behind the clouds? >> there's a little bit of cloud cover moving in. might get a halo. it's not as clear as last night but still beautiful. mass silver looking over beacon mill, that's one of my favorites. >> thank you for the pictures.

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tomorrow is the focus day with the coastal flooding, especially the areas that tend to see flooding in any storm. those are the ones that will see water. the time to watch is 10:00 to noon. >> otherwise, a great week.

way to sunday. and that's when we get changes. see you back for the wbz news at 11:00. have a great monday night. ponsored by cbs >> pelley: the remaking of a president. this was then. >> we're going to get a special prosecutor. >> pelley: and this is now. >> a special prosecutor? >> i don't want toe hurt them. i don't want to hurt them. they're good people. >> pelley: also anti-trump protests continue, advice for the president-elect. >> it's really important to try to send some signals of unity. >> pelley: and we'll remember a champion for women, minorities, and excellence in broadcast journalism. gwen ifill. >> how as vice president would you work to shrink the polarization which has sprung up in washington which you both