right now it's 5:00. it happened in a flash and now police are on the hunt for a driver who hit an elderly woman in the crosswalk and never stopped to help. >> former massachusetts senator scott brown with an early supporter of donald trump, and this morning it will pay off. >> and speaking of support, our future president has tom brady's back when it comes to deflategate. . good morning, everybody. thanks for waking up with us so early today. saturday morning, you made it to the weekend. that's guilty part. barry burbank standing by to tell us has going on in the weather world for the weekend.

six, seven days. >> every week. >> it's about time we got back together. yes, it's 45 degrees in boston right now but it's only 29 in norwood. most of the areas are clear, but over parts of plymouth county, it's all cloudy on cape cod so the clouds bank out here at the slowly advancing westward. so you can see that right here. right there the clouds are all over southeastern massachusetts. now moving into plymouth county. it's mostly clear here, as you can see. it l l will slowly advance westward. then we have clouds coming in from the west too. but a lot of the day today, especially in from central massachusetts, west will be sunny all day long and the clouds will be advancing along the coast. it will turn cloudy in boston sometimes by mid to late morning. then clouds will move into tre west this afternoon. tomorrow, a couple showers in the morning and then changing to clouds and sunshine. more on the weekend in a few minutes. >> thank you so much.

story, police are searching for this driver who plowed down a woman in a crosswalk and then sped away. there is a very distinct detail on the van that could help track down that driver. wbz's katie brace has more. >> reporter: the video captures the moment, a woman in a crosswalk without warning a white minivan strikes her. the driver keeps going. >> to me it's disgusting. i don't know how anyone could do that. >> it was so -- who will do that , >> reporter: she saw the video. >> i'm surprised because sometimes like i say, it doesn't matter what way, but you always have to be careful, look twice, because they don't stop. >> reporter: the minivan initially stopped at the intersection of fourth and broadway and the woman tried to make sure the driver saw her. >> the car was at the stop sign and she was banging on the car, and i guess the car wasn't paying attention, so he hit her. >> reporter: the witness called

the 72-year-old woman off the street. >> it's a very busy street. traffic stays constant throughout the day. we were there a fender-bender one block away brought traffic to i astand still. pedestrian say they find it navigate. >> people never know when it's right of way, people always want to rush. >> reporter: officers hope someone pauses to think if they recognize the minivan they say it appears to be an older model approximate dodge caravan. >> that will be like your mom, has a paper sign in the rear window as for the woman, she was checked out at the hospital for cuts and bruises to her head. in chelsea, karatie brace. a winchester man has pleaded guilty to murdering his own mother. he beat the 70-year-old to death inside her apartment two years ago. mcaveeny has been sentenced to life in prison. take a good look at these surveillance photos.

in the last month. if you recognize this man, you're asked to call the wooster police department. and this morning, there's an arrest warrant out for the laurens mother who overdosed in the store with her young daughter watching. the surveillance video from september triggered outrage all across the country. mandy mcgowen failed to show up for a court appearance yesterday. she's now charged with child endangerment. as the holidays approach, the fbi is warning you to be your guard. terrorist may be planning strikes over the holiday season. as wbz' louisa moller reports, investigators are putting police on alert. >> reporter: as the holiday bustle picks up, so does law enforcement awareness. sources tell cbs news the fbi is alerting police across the country about a potential terrorist attack around thanksgiving. >> we're all paying attention to what's going on around us. >> reporter: it specifically warnings of home-broken

shopping malls, special events, crowded venues, locations in washington, d.c. and virginia described as target-riff zone. isis magazine called macy's thanksgiving day parade an excellent target. a potential tactics could include guns, ieds or drones equipped with ieds. >> i i think i'm always thinking of where would i go. >> reporter: the mayor says there is no specific threat to the boston area, but it's good >> we'll have more in the street, people will see more police officer. even during the holiday season, just shopping, we usually try to put more visibility out there. >> reporter: the alert also warns of potential terror threats around the inauguration and as always, fbi boston asks the public to remain vigilant. a wellsly man says he was the target of hate in his own community. here' the story. as william lee tells it to the american lawyer magazine.

mercedes suv back in august. wellesley -- when a man wearing a hockey parent shirt came up to him asking him where does a guy like you get a car like that. arched lee said, from herb chambers, and then lee says the guy made a racist remark and followed lee as he tried to drive home. lee drove to the police station instead and the man took off. former massachusetts senator, scott brown says he's up for a spot? donald t under consideration to run the department of veterans affairs. brown was a national guard reservist for 35 years. last night he spoke to night side's dan reh laying out his top priorities. >> obviously trying to make it so soldiers don't kill themself or wait in line so long they end up dying. that is the clear priority. >> and he's not the only massachusetts name being kicked

meet with mitt romney in new jersey. there is some speck lace that romney could be up for the secretary of state poe post. meanwhile, donald trump will have one less lawsuit hanging over his head as ining ration day approaches. the president-elect will pay $25 million to settle class action suits over the now defunct trump university. brook silva bra ga has more. >> reporter: donald trump will pay $25 million to settle three lawsuits, two action, related to trump university. >> everybody who was enrolled in this school and wants their money back will get over half their money back at a minimum and perhaps up to all of their money back. >> reporter: more than 150 students said the real estate investment courses were a fraud with fees up to $35,000 pushing many into debt. former student gary smith spoke to cbs in march. >> i didn't get any financial

>> reporter: trump pointed to glowing evaluations from a vast majority of students and repeatedly said he wouldn't settle the cases. >> trump university will end up winning that in court. as sure as you're standing there it could be won. now it could settle but i'm not a settler. >> reporter: the nonaccredited classes which ended in 2010 became a campaign issue. >> former students say trump university was a scam. >> reporter: this republican primary ad was followed by attacks from hillary clinton and trump was widely criticized fora in the case had an absolute conflict because of his mexican heritage. >> i have a judge who is a hater of donald trump. >> reporter: the trial in the court was set to start in ten days. >> president trump is pleased to have this case behind him so he can focus on the important priorities that are facing the country. >> reporter: trump does not admit to any wrongdoing in the case. >> at the same time, president-elect trump is opening

tom brady. he tells tmz he thinks the quarterback is completely innocent in the deflategate scandal. >> what did you think of it deflategate? >> well, you know, he played better when he had the other ball. i think tom is totally innocent. i think tom is -- first of all i know him. he's such an honorable guy. i'm with him all the way. >> brady has not said who he voted for in the november election. president obama meanwhile is in pee rue this foreign tour as president. the president will meet with peru's president this morning. he's also got a meeting scheduled with china's president as well as annual economic summit with asian leaders and a town hall for young pe ruians. as barry mentioned, colder weather, yeah, it's knocking at the door be, and so are the holidays. trust me, there is no better way to get into the spirit than helping wbz light the tree. the ceremony includes performances from some amazing

the baa lay and the sons. >> if you cannot be there in person, be sure to join us for the holiday spectacular. it's tonight at 8:00 live on wbz. but another famous holiday tradition may be changing. according to the blog north end waterfront, organizers of boston's first night are considering moving new year's fireworks. the company running the event has reportedly t owners they don't have enough funding to support a barge-based fireworks show. so we will certainly keep you posted. well, today plenty of sunshine around us, but other parts of the country are already seeing their first big dose of winter. oh, boy. details on that and when we can get the same, coming up. >> also ahead, a trip to the hardware store and a peek at the future where you could be

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but still, the lifts are running. i don't know, barry, are you ready for this? >> after a beautiful day like yesterday, though. >> wasn't it perfect? >> oh my gosh, yes. >> it was great. >> but snow is getting close. it will be snow in the air around here, but not likely on the ground you'll see it, but perhaps a few snowflakes in the next couple of days. >> yikes. >> if you go into western new england you'll see some snow for sure. >> let's go east. >> let's go to the east side this mor bug network. see what's happening in east bridgewater. it's the mitchell middle school it's 44 this morning there. but we go to east taunton at the municipal airport there, it's only 31 in one of the usual cold spots down in the valley areas there. then we go out to east sandwich at the river view school and it's overcast there and it's 50 degrees. so there might be patches of clouds moving into east bridgewater as well. east taunton has just a few scattered clouds too.

man, wasn't this nice. 63 to 64 degrees in many checkpoints except 50s on the cape. but that wind off the water this morning and also the cloud bank is keeping it warmer here. so we've got 50 to 51. we have 45 in boston. then we have some areas which just inland. so it's all clear back in here, the clouds will be advancing westward from the ocean. here is this little wedge of warm. 60 in buffalo right now. can you believe that? that's what is left over -- the wair the west. look at international falls, it's 24 degrees. these will be your highs today. minneapolis today, a high of only 32 there, contrast to the beautiful 80 down in orlando. so this cold front is on its way, has a string of showers with it. we will have a burst of showers here. not too much is going to be happening after that. watch the time stamp, cloud covers on the camp now.

to move westward this morning. so it should move into boston while the rest of the region will be nice and sunniment this will continue moving westward slowly this afternoon. the western fringe may erode a little bit. later this afternoon, it really takes over and moves inland and a few patches of mist may form and a few lice showers. tomorrow morning we get these showers coming on through. a burst of showers around 6:00 to 7:00 tomorrow morning. it will advance up while starts to snow in the berkshires. the snow will continue to fly in the mountains of western and northern new england and sunday we'll have kind -- monday we'll have kind of a cold day. you'll be in the upper 40s tomorrow morning. and then mid-40s tomorrow afternoon. only high 39 of 40 on monday with a few scattered snow flurries possible. mix of clouds and sunshine. there will be clouds passing by tuesday, but more sunshine on monday. wednesday, totally sunny, right now thanksgiving day, clouding

like it will stay on the dry side, especially on the morning for all the road races and the football games that's going to be a cold week. >> thank you. well, robots are slowly taking over the world. and here is another example. >> i'm robot helper. i can tell you where things are in the store. can i help you? >> i can imagine the fun we'll have with this like siri. the lowe's hardware store's latest it's a helpful robot. it wanders the aisles, approaching people to help find stuff. the chain claims it will not replace workers but help the overall experience. it communicate's with the store's central computer with the item's location using radars and cameras. one real-life customer asked for soda and it popped up with drain cleaner. that can be a problem.

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campus swarmed by other first responders. the investigation into what police now say was a hoax. >> massachusetts senator elizabeth warren is pulling no punches as she weighs in on the trump administration pick for attorney general. and some good news on the zika front. the global merge is over. -- the global emergency is over. g thanks for being with us. 5:30 in the morning. barry burbank standing by with a look at our weekend forecast. snow in other parts of the country. hard to believe. >> parts of central and northwestern and northern minnesota, kerry. one to two feet of snow out there. but for us, what a beautiful day we had yesterday. and it's cold this morning in some locations in the usual spots in taunton and norwood,

where it's down in the upper 20s. but it's 50 on cape cod. so these are not erroneous numbers. the cloud cover has rolled in there and is now advancing westward across parts of plymouth county and will continue advancing maybe into boston on the northshore as well and the morning progresses. so it's going to be a changing day. you can see that cloud band right in there starting to come westward while the rest of the region is on the clear side. then we have this bank of clouds which will come eastward and we'll get a batch of showers out of thatom thing. so no rain today, but it turns cloudy. it already has done so on the coastline. it moves into boston and metro west this afternoon. it goes to 59, away from the ocean, 52 at the coast. 48 tomorrow morning and then cooling off. it gets very windy tomorrow afternoon with clouds and a few breaks of sunshine. more on the weather in a few minutes. >> thank you. it is 5:30. checking our top stories. police are searching for the driver who plowed down an

a witness called 911 as other people ran to help the 72-year-old woman off the street. officers hope someone can recognize the vehicle. they say it appears to be an older model dodge caravan. police have not released the woman's name. they say she was checked out at the hospital for bruises an cuts to her face. a new warning from the fbi this, many p sources tell cbs news the fbi is alerting police across the country about a potential terrorist attack homegrown terrorists, citing potential targets like shopping malls, special events and crowded venues. the mayor says there is no specific threat to the boston area. a familiar face in massachusetts politics could become a member of the new administration. former u.s. senator scott brown says he's up for a position in president-elect trump's cabinet. he confirmed that he is under consideration to run the department of veterans affairs. he says he's honored to be in

one person we're guessing will not have a future in the trump administration is massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. she's been a vocal critic. warren spoke tow new england women's policy conference yesterday. as jim smith reports, she didn't hold back. >> reporter: the senator was on friendly turf speaking at umass boston. she wasted no time zeroing in on donald trump's choice for attorn senator jeff sessions. >> this is a man who is openly racist's statements disqualified him to be a federal judge decades back. that republicans would not stand with him because they did not believe that he could be an independent and fair federal judge. >> reporter: senator sessions has vehemently denied charges of

senator warren gave a preview of just how bruising his nomination fight might be. >> i strongly urge donald trump to withdraw any consideration of senator sessions. but if donald trump fails to do that, then there will be a moral question in the united states senate. and that is can the republicans step uppen and say no. >> reporter: and she also weighed in trump critic mitt romney might actually play a role in a donald trump administration. >> i find it very difficult for a man who said the things on videotape that mitt romney said to turn around and say he's going to support him. i just don't see how that happens. >> reporter: and just to refresh everybody's memory, mitt romney made a big speech some time ago where he referred to donald trump as a phony, as a fraud, yet these two men are scheduled

this morning. a high school football star charged with attacking a girl on cape cod pleaded not guilty at his arraignment on friday. prosecutors say john allen grabbed the 14 year old and tried to strangle her as she walked to a bus stop in bourne last week. but the girl got away. a campus scare at boston university, police in the s.w.a.t. team swarm the school when the caller said there was a bomb and hostages inside a library. now it appears it w swatting and as as we report, investigators are trying to figure out who was on the other end of that call. >> reporter: it came in as a call from someone saying their barricaded with guns and explosives on the fourth floor of the boston university library and a second call revealed this. >> a short time later there was another call that he had just shot a hostage inside that room. >> reporter: which sent heavily armed police swarming the b.u. campus, shutting down commonwealth avenue.

emergency situation. >> we were just all freaking out. we didn't do anything, we just sat there watching the live feed and just not leaving the classroom because everybody was afraid to go outside. >> reporter: the call from a man with a accent was block but they say he answered questions from a dispatcher for ten minutes leading them to believe it was an active shooter scenario unfolding. >> as you know, over the last year or two we've had a lot of sort of robocalls. but this one was so >> reporter: the basketball was evacuated. some classes canceled and sarah woo was ordered to shelter in place nearby. but during that time, knowing all the police activity out here, were you danger. >> a little bit. i was a little nervous. i had no clue that was going on. i've been here when something like that whats happened. >> reporter: the caller said he was barricaded in room 420, but it's just open stacks on the fourth floor. that number often used as slang for marijuana. as police try to trace the call,

students, you know, like especially with it being a hoax makes it horrible. >> reporter: police say the number was blocked so it's unclear if it was a local or even an international call but it was unnerving for police and the campus and now the job of trying to trace it. at b.u., i'm beth germano wbz news. meanwhile, west high in manchester was evacuated friday from a chemical smell made people sick. people filled the used on the gym floor. 30 people were treated, one student and a faculty member had to be taken to the hospital. the school was vent lated and cleared. the world's health organization says the zika virus is no longer an international public health emergency. that means on a global level, the spread of zika is under control. zika is spread mostly by infected mosques. the world health organization says it will work to fight the disease and prevent it.

medicine to treat zika. boston-based fantasy sport site drafkings is merging with its vie value. they made the announcement yesterday. saying joining forces would reduce costs. both sites have been questioned by regulators about their legalality. the new company would have headquarters in boston as well as new york. well the patriots will have to face the 49ers without gronk. he's not the only one who will be missing tomorrow's we've got sports coming up next. barry. >> kerry, we had a wonderful day yesterday. wasn't it just fantastic? it was sunshine all over the place. we had the temperature going up in the low and middle 60s from the weather watchers. dave in new hampshire 64. same story in danvers from ed, 62 there. it won't be quite that warm today. we do have some changes on the way. we'll tell but that in a minute. first we have the trivia.

we had yesterday -- warm weather yesterday. true indian summer only occurs after halloween above 75 degrees, after a killing frost, or all of the above? i'll have the answer to that in my -- and my seven day forecast.

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a big friday at the garden as the celtics hosted the golden state warriors. still no al har ford or jay due to injury. it marked the first time kevin durant was playing in boston. not the warmest garden welcome for durant. didn't seem to though. nice little runner here. 23 points and ten points for k.d. celtics hung with them for a while. boston within 7 at the half. but golden state took charge in the third as the celtics went cold. klay thompson with the pull off here. he had 28 points on the night. and then saturday saturday will hit the jumper and add his own legal brand of celebration. warriors were up 30 early in the

curry put them out of reach. 16 for him. 104-88 the final. at least one celtic after the game didn't appreciate the warriors celebrating during the game. >> i feel it was a little disrespectful, like saturday saturday was doing what he was doing. yeah, i didn't think -- i didn't think that was too cool. they won the game at the end of the day. >> we understood that. patriots messa san francisco yesterday but rob gronkowski and chris hogan both stayed home. if there's a week to go without gronk, this could be the won as the pats take on the 1-849ers. gronk said last sunday night that the hit was earl thomas said it felt like it knocked the wind out of him. it knocked him out of practice all week and tomorrow's game. the question going forward is just how serious this injury might be, reports earlier this week said gronk so only miss a

returns to practice. meanwhile, wide receiver chris hogan also out for tomorrow's game. he missed last friday's practice with a back problem that is still bothering him. did he play sunday against seattle but had no catches on three targets. how about some good news? for the pats offense, dion lewis did make the trip and could see his first game action in a year tomorrow. he's been practicing for a couple of weeks and was moved to the active roster last saturday, but did not play against seattle. and it's a homecoming of sorts for tom b yes, that's a very young brady playing in high school. it took 17 seasons but the pats quarterback finally heading home to play against the team he grew up rooting for. the pats have played at san francisco just once since drafting brady. but that was in the 2008 season and he miss that had with an injury. >> yeah, i'm excited. it will be nice to see my parents and my sisters and -- but, you know, hopefully we can go out there and win.

team. and then to have everyone watching us is a pretty cool for the first time ever. >> patriots sunday starts with game day at 11:30 tomorrow morning as steve burton goes one-on-one martell is bennett. they kicked off at 4:25 here at wbz and our fifth quarter post game show right after the game is on my tv 38. college football action, harvard plays for a fourth straight ivy league title as they take on yale this afternoon. boston college will retire and tonight it's the bruins and the jets at the garden. i'm dan oh wbz sports. >> thank you, dan. 5:44. barry and i. barry got a haircut. >> yes i look ten years younger. >> you do. it's really funny how a haircut makes you look younger. >> the last time i had a haircut is nine weeks ago. >> is it true you went that long? >> no. not that long. >> how do you guys go? >> five weeks. >> is that long? >> usually i go five weeks.

with you. i believe your weather forecast. >> i'm glad you believe that. that's a good thing. that's a really good thing. let's see what's happening this morning as we check out the weather bug network. >> let's go to the "r"'s. >> every time you hit it, you are so good. let's go to the "r"'s. the ryan new hampshire, 36 degrees there this morning. not too far away to the south, down no massachusetts we come to raleigh, the pine grove, elementary school 41 there and then we come down close to the boston, just city to redding, the elementary school it's 37 this morning. so it's a colder morning out there. after yesterday's highs in the 60s. man, was it so beautiful. did you love yesterday? fab friday we called it. low to middle 60s around the region except on the cape where it's mostly in the 50s there. they finally got rid of the clouds for a while and now the clouds rolled right back in over the cape overnight and overcast this morning supporting temperatures which are around 50 degrees. but then we got -- it's cold

we're down in the 30s, even some 20s in the connecticut river valley. it's all a -- it's all clear here. they're slowly advancing westward. just a little narrow wedge of warmth, that's all that's left of yesterday's warm is now moving from buffalo to pittsburgh. but then a cold air sweeping in behind that. right now it's 24 international falls and winnipeg it's 21. churchill does oh got to say everybody up at baker lake. nine above zero at least it's not quite as bad as churchill. they've got some real chill up there. but they love it. ice cold up there in baker lake. anyway, here's the cold air coming across the nation today with high temperatures expected, 32 in minneapolis where they have a lot of deep snow, earth northwest of minneapolis and central and northern minnesota. one foot of snow in many locations up to two feet and some scattered isolated spots. only 39 in chicago. this 39 in chicago is probably the kind of air we'll have here

all because this cold front is on its way. the air mass is cold behind it. it's going to whip in here. so we get a brief burst of showers tomorrow morning. first thing in the morning, then it will not rain the rest of the day. but there will be plenty of wind coming in as the day goes along. let's watch this. the low cloud has been existing out over the ocean. it's been over cape cod off and on over the last several days. it looks like the cloud cover is going to slowly advance across plymouth county and into boston by later this morning while the rest of the region saw clear. this will continue advancing a little bit, slow down a little bit, try to break off the western fringe and then advance more to the west later this afternoon. it will turn all cloudy in eastern massachusetts. so where it stays sunny all day, goes to the upper 50s, maybe a couple spots a little over 60. but over cape cod where it's already cloudy. some spots of mist are possible tonight. a couple of scattered showers and then tomorrow morning, that's when we get the batch

on through. it won't last that long. they'll whip on by. the snow -- this is the color of snow here that will fall up in vermont and the berkshires and pretty good snows for the mountains. a few inches to several inches. tomorrow we see the temperatures in the 40s. upper 40s in the morning. and then drops off later in the afternoon with that gusty wind. so the snow showers will continue in the mountains. looking ahead to thanksgiving, i think we're going to be starting off with some sunshine in the morning for a while mixed cloudier during the day, about 47. the wind should be on the light side. it might be a shower late in the day. so it should be good for all outside activities for the most part. traveling around, good traveling weather leading up to thanksgiving. as you can see, albeit on the cold side. it looks like it will be fine for the road races and all the football games on thursday morning. we will have some showers on friday. but it is going to be windy starting tomorrow. by late morning and monday and tuesday, it will be pretty

winds running 15 to 35 miles an hour. here is the trivia for this hour, it goes like this. true indian summer, you can almost say it was like indian summer yesterday only occurs, though, after halloween, above 75 degrees, after a killing frost, or all of the above? >> let's go with "d", all of the above. >> you know it. >> woo hoo. >> it is all of the above. for a true indian summer. it's got to be that warm, after the halloween, after the killing frost and thero over. when most of the leaves with off the trees too. we still have a lot of leaves. >> we do, actually. but it's -- we call it the bonus, it's a treat. >> i love it. >> thank you. this the time of year when we all look forward to family traditions. coming up, we're there as dozens of new families are formed with the swipe of a pen. it doesn't have to be. don't you wish life could be this mess-free? color wonder.

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[ applause ]. >> reporter: and for 5-year-old mikie it was a day of love from his new parents. >> this is fantastic. >> mike is a great kid. he's -- he's come a long way. >> reporter: mikee's new big brother, jake, who is also adopted got in on the festivities by asking the judge if he could help. >> lord knows i need plenty of assistance. >> reporter: the paperwork was signed and the adoption became final. >> hi, mikie. >> reporter: you might recognize him. he i child last year with jack williams making a personal appeal. >> i know we're searching for a miracle, but this little boy who was given up at birth needs to be loved. >> reporter: there's no question he is. denise was hooked as soon as she looked into mikee's eyes. >> there's like an immediate connection with the eyes. >> i think what showing kids on wednesday's child like mikie does is educate the public about who these children are.

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