snhu is the place for me. visit snhu and see for yourself. >> now on newscenter 5's "eyeopener." antoinette: a bicyclist hit by a truck left lying in the street. the clues caught on camera before the driver took off. frank: new chilling images just released. isis issuing the punishment for the u.s. hostage rescues last week in iraq, antoinette: a fight over prison restrictions for the convicted marathon bomber. the argument his lawyers are using get him a bit more freedom behind bars, >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning! this is newscenter 5's "eyeopener." antoinette: and a good morning to you. it is 5:00 on this saturday, october 31. i'm antoinette antonio. frank: and i'm frank holland. we'll toss things over to danielle vollmar who might have a trick and a treat in the

danielle: good morning, frank and antoinette. this morning we're starting out with temperatures in the 20's and 30's. it is a chilly start, a frosty start for most people too. 25 degrees right now in orange. 32 in worcester. 39 boston. 32 in plymouth. but these temperatures will be on the way up through the day today. you can see though in the last 24 hours they've dropped anywhere from 10-20 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. as we go through the next 12 hours, here's what happens. by lunchtime, we're around the upper 40's, low 50's. through afternoon, we are going to warm up into the lower 50's. we will see increasing clouds from the storm system headed in our direction. mostly sunny out there for most of the day but we get mostly cloudy as we head towards the evening hours. and i do want to point out that we are talking about the chances for some showers in the forecast , not necessarily for the trick or treaters. it looks like it should be dry as you head out the door later on this evening. we'll talk about that rain and

expect and what comes after that. antoinette and frank. antoinette: danielle, thank you. right now police are searching for a hit-and-run driver who struck a doctor riding his bike to work. frank: that doctor recovering from serious injuries this morning, and he's talking about what happened. newscenter 5's john atwater has his story. dr. geren stone: all i heard is like, "get out of the way. get off the road." john: then at full speed the pick-up sideswipes geren stone, flipping him off his bike as he tumbles to the ground. doctor: i remember laying on the looking up and noticing that it was in a direction that it john: the violent crash left him the x-ray shows the painful break. doctor: what they had to do was open it up and put a pin through john: geren was on his way to mass general where he's a doctor. it was just after 7:00 in the morning last month. doctor: i can't lift him with this hand at all. john: back at home it's been tough to manage three young kids, and through the painful recovery, the mystery of whoever hit him lingers.

doctor: i believe he did it intentionally. he drove into me. i think, therefore, he was likely paying attention and then chose not to stop. being delayed 30 seconds is not a reason why you can just drive someone off the road. john: that doctor has new hope this morning that police will find this driver now that they have this critical surveillance video. in cambridge, john atwater, wcvb, newscenter 5. antoinette: breaking news. a russian jetliner that left egypt for st. petersburg is now missing. officials in egypt say that plane disappeared from radar 23 minutes after taking off from sign eye's airport. it's a popular destination for russian tourists. search-and-rescue teams are looking for that plane right now. frank: lawyers for marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev were back before a judge yesterday asking for their attorney-client privileges to be extended for what will now be a lengthy

appeal process. last year tsarnaev's lawyers had measures were so restrictive that they were unable to prepare they reached an agreement with the judge, but now prosecutors defense is not entitled to those same protections since tsarnaev has already been sentenced. changing its policy on syria. for the first time u.s. ground troops are ordered in to help local forces in their fight it is a dramatic reversal for getting an uneasy reception on capitol hill. our jorge quiroga spoke to a congressman who knows something about boots on the ground. jorge: if u.s. special forces fight isis, this is what it can look like. president obama now planning to put american troops on the ground in syria. a major shift in the fight against the terror group. the white house downplaying it over and over. josh earnest: they do not have a combat mission. they have a training, advising, and assist mission. strictly train, advise, and assist role. train, advise, and assist mission. congressman seth moulton: let's be clear. this is a combat mission. jorge: congressman seth moulton speaks from firsthand experience. congressman: i was a military

advisor with my platoon of marines in iraq back in 2004. when the iraqi unit that we were working with came under attack and started to get overrun, we went to their assistance. jorge: just last week the first american death at the hands of isis in iraq. now the u.s. is sending special operations forces, close to 50 no promise that number won't increase. josh earnest: i don't want to try to predict the future here. calling for diplomatic solutions here. that doesn't mean that troops we may have to have troops at some point. jorge: moulton joining 15 other members of congress who say the president's plan lacks a clear regional political strategy, an end-game to military force. congressman: we have killed thousands of isis fighters and yet the situation is no better today than it was two years ago. jorge: moulton and others point to mission creep in iraq. as an example, the number of american troops there climbing since 2014-- going from 300 to more than 3,500 today. in the newsroom, jorge quiroga, wcvb, newscenter 5.

antoinette: new this morning, isis. a new video now surfacing show masked militants beheading four isis claims it is in retaliation for the raid last week where u.s., kurdish and iraqi forces rescued 70 prisoners from an isis prison. frank: right now an investigation underway in manchester after a baby girl was police responded to the apartment just before 11:00 yesterday morning and were met by a woman living in the home. foul play is not suspected. antoinette: right now, a florida man is in custody, accused of carjacking a red sox pitcher at gunpoint. brian johnson and a friend were sitting in a car outside a convenience store yesterday morning down in cocoa beach when another driver pulled up, pointed a gun, and demanded the keys. the suspect then fired a bullet into the ground before taking off. johnson was not hurt. florida police hunted for the suspect in the woods after he led them on a 125-mile-per-hour

chase down i-95. johnson was a minor league all star who was called up to the red sox in july. frank: new this morning we're learning about a security sweep at gillette stadium before sunday's patriots-jets game. the nfl conducted a pregame sweep of the visitors' locker room searching for electronic bugs. "the globe" reports they also questioned two patriots game-day employees on the sideline during the game but did not find anything suspicious. the nfl says the jets did not request the search and that the league randomly searches each stadium at least once per season. new trouble for daily fantasy sports sites. this time an nfl star is suing. washington's pierre garcon is accusing fanduel of profiting off his name and likeness without permission. garcon claims he and other players should be compensated by fanduel for the use of their names, which he says has driven up revenues for the company. fanduel says the suit is without merit. antoinette: bay state residents will be allowed to use their driver's licenses and state-issued id cards to access

year. the department of homeland security approving yet another extension. federal officials said they were satisfied that the state is trying to comply with the new law, which mandates proof of citizenship or legal status for a license that can be used to board domestic flights. the director of the state agency that connects people with health insurance says he's confident that things will go smoothly when open enrollment begins tomorrow. the head of massachusetts health connector says the system should be ready to go. he's promising faster response to phone calls and problems that arise. open enrollment runs through january 31. frank: midnight fireworks on new year's eve may not be going off in boston this year, and that's upsetting mayor marty walsh. earlier this year we told you that first night is being scaled back because of budget cuts. and now the private group who puts on the event says it may only be able to afford an evening fireworks show. mayor walsh is promising to find a way to save the midnight tradition. antoinette: boston's city hall

to honor a legend. this was a tribute to the memory of former mayor tom menino. it marks one year since his death. menino served for two decades as mayor. green was his favorite color. on the way this morning, a peanut butter recall to tell you about this morning. frank: what the manufacturer fears you will find in that jar. and a health concern at a local high school. the action taken to keep students safe. antoinette: surveying the damage in texas after flash flooding and possible tornadoes. the first look at the destruction in that powerful storm's path. danielle: clear skies today. my trick-or-treating forecast plus when we could see temps frank: a gift to more than two dozen local gold star families. the trip in honor of some fallen

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minutes after taking off, a popular destination for russian tour tourists. the search-and-rescue team is now looking for that plane. antoinette: gold star families honored for their sacrifice. they are now heading on a trip that includes a stop at an historic spot from world war ii the beaches of normandy. newscenter 5's jack harper has more. erin vasselian: the trip of a lifetime. i never thought i would go to france. i never thought i would be able to go. to have someone call you and say, "pack your bags. you're going to france," i thought it was a joke. jack: no joke. boston-based vantage travel sending 28 families on a free 12-day cruise, giving back to gold star families who gave erin: my husband always wanted to go to france so i feel like this is a way to take him with me. jack: her husband sergeant daniel vasselian was killed in afghanistan in 2013. army ranger scott milley died two years earlier. janice milley: this trip fell in our lap. jack: among their stops on the cruise through france-- normandy where american soldiers gave new meaning to the word "hero" in june, 1944. steve milley: we'll be on the

beaches of normandy 12 hours before veterans day. it's the only place i want to be. janice milley: we feel like it's a blessing obviously from god, but scotty had his little hand in it. i have a little rock to place on the beach. i'm just so excited. john wells: i fell to the ground. the only thing i can say. i was pretty much useless for about two or three days. jack: john wells remembering getting the word when his son steven was killed 11 years ago. the vantage travel trip is a dream, but it grew from a nightmare. john wells: still hard for me. we've been very, very gracious to the people that have given this stuff. i can't say thanks enough. i want my son back. jack: jack harper, wcvb, newscenter 5, logan airport. frank: central texas reeling from devastating floods not out of the woods just yet. two people are dead, and the search continues for two more who are missing from flash

is moving across the area still drying out from the remnants of hurricane patricia. the storms are bringing torrential downpours, flash-flooding, and threat for tornados. at least two towns in texas are dealing with suspected tornado damage today. a possible twister was reported tearing apart several downtown buildings in d'hanisa bank, and a fire station sustained heavy damage there. a high school and other buildings were also damaged in nearby floresville, possibly by another tornado. >> i was afraid that the building was going to collapse. it was kind of scary. when i felt everything shaking and everything, i just ran back outside. frank: teams from the national weather service will be there later today surveying the damage. antoinette: a lot of moisture down there too in the mid western part of the country. is that going to head towards us? danielle: that storm is going to stay south of us. so it means we will be in for a dry forecast at least for halloween but there are showers

that could make it towards us for tomorrow morning. down in texas a very serious situation this morning as they do have a tornado warning right now for the houston area. closer to home, notice our local live radar is clear. the big story this morning is the very cool temperatures outside with temperatures in the 20's and 30's. it's definitely a frosty start. but as we go flew the day today, temperatures will rebound into the low 50's. still below average so it is a cool halloween. but at least it's clear and dry. now there could be a couple of showers early sunday morning especially, i think, north and west. that's the best chance. as we look ahead to the workweek, it's a mild start to the month of november. we're going to love that with temperatures warming into the 60's and nearing 70 degrees. as for the next 12 hours in boston, notice lots of sunshine until about lunchtime or so. then we're going to see some clouds through the afternoon. temperaturewise, only warming

too. the winds shifting from the north and west to the south so eventually that is going to be a warming wind. we do have high pressure that's in control briing us lots of sunshine today. then we're watching this area of rain you see through parts of chicago. all this is going to be lifting in our direction. so as we go through the day today, lots of sunshine, as i said, before on future cast. by lunchtime, still sunny. but once we get through the afternoon, here comes some of those clouds rolling in and just in time for trick or treating, say, about 6:00 p.m. we're definitely going to have clouds around. we're still dry and we keep it dry throughout the entire trick-or-treating process but here is that rain knocking on our doorstep. so if you're headed out tonight for the kiddos, we're starting in the 50's but we will fall back into the 40's by the end of the night. overnight temperatures may drop as cool as the upper 30's through the merrimack valley, low 40's in boston and low 40's

also in the worcester area. and then tomorrow with a southwest wind, we're going to warm back up into the upper 50's, low 60's and notice there will be a lot of clouds around i think through the day. the best chances of the showers though going to be mainly north and west. watch this on the future cast. by 10:00 entering the western half of the state, they come across and notice it's really southern new hampshire, maybe a couple of showers on the cape although i'm not necessarily buying that. i think the showers are mainly north and west until about lunchtime or so but once we get towards 2:00 notice it starts to clear out, those clouds. and we'll actually see more sunshine through the later half of the day as those temperatures really warm up nicely. so the big story is a couple of showers in the morning. really north and west. not everyone is going to see them. and then we start to dry things out once again. we're dry and we're mild as we get towards monday and tuesday. i do want to talk about monday. there is a storm system down to the south of us, but what it looks like on our latest models

so it is not really going to impact our weather. maybe just getting a couple of clouds to the cape overnight monday into tuesday but notice the temperatures stay in the 60's and low 70's through the workweek. antoinette and frank. antoinette: danielle, thank you. time right now is 5:189. other stories we're following right now. frank: a deadly nightclub fire in romania has killed at least 27 people. romania's interior minister says hundreds of others are hospitalized. the fire happened in the basement of a club in downtown bucharest. a metal band was performing when pyrotechnics sparked the blaze onstage. witness say the club only had one exit. antoinette: health officials in oregon say a teenage girl is recovering from a case of bubonic plague. they believe she contracted the bacteria from an infected flea during a hunting trip earlier this month. the c.d.c. says there have been 15 other human cases of the plague in the u.s. this year. four of those patients have died. frank: workers have sanitized areas of king philip regional high school in wrentham after a student is confirmed to have contracted mrsa. classrooms and other areas of

no other cases of the antibiotic-resistant infection have been confirmed. school officials say the student is receiving treatment and doing well. antoinette: a popular peanut butter is being recalled. skippy says an equipment malfunction may have let small metal shavings get into jars of its reduced fat creamy peanut butter spread. they were sent to distribution center along the east coast and southeast. you can find the specific jars >> now sportscenter 5 with bob halloran. bob: the only thing i know about expectations is that you can always expect them to change. the bruins started year with three straight losses and looked real bad. floor. now looks like they are stanley cup bound. the bruins extend their winning streak to six games with an impressive victory over the panthers in florida last night. shot.

1-0 midway through the first. that was marchand's third of the year. upcoming his fourth. nice move in front of the net. taking the pass. bruins led 2-0. a couple of minutes later, the captain gets involved again on the powerplay. chara moves down low, snaps home the rebound. the bruins 11 powerplay goals a year. bruins win 3-1. tuukka rask with 31 saves. several members of the patriots were at the garden to see the celtics-raptors last night. the only guy with moves like lewis, isiah thomas. he goes in on the fast break, picks up two of his game-high 25 points. still coming off the bench. still in the first half, marcus smart with the fade-away three off the inbound pass. that was nice. smart was just 2-for-11 from the field but this is no nice you get to see it twice. great shot. raptors would pull away in second half. and this player with a nice j. he had 23. celtics drop to 1-1 losing 113-103. harvard football made a furious

comeback in the fourth quarter to beat dartmouth last night 14-13. the crimson's 21st straight victory. that's a look at sports. have a great day. frank: a remarkable story out of delaware this morning antoinette: 10-year-old colin consavage was born with his left hand in a fist-- what doctors call amniotic banding that kept his hand stunted. he's had several surgeries to open his hand, but they were always shorter of course. one day, colin saw his mom and brother riley playing with a robotic hand at a science fair. an idea came to him. the wilmington, delaware, public library had a 3-d printer that he could used to make himself a mechanical hand for free. two days later colin was using that hand. the first thing he picked up was a pringles can. >> i actually won an arm wrestle. >> really? >> yeah, kind of hard. >> a really fantastic age. i don't know.

antoinette: indeed. although colin says he's never had an issue being different, his mom says it gives him a sense of empowerment! look at that. he's able to grab anything almost. frank: that kid is amazing. antoinette: goes to the library and prints out a hand. sure, why not. on the way this morning, the president and first lady hosting some trick-or-treating at the white house. frank: the little girl stole the show in a tiny pope-mobile. you don't want to miss it. south boston battling a single disease. how they support each through breast cancer and may solve a medical mystery. live look outside over the city this morning. it is dark and a bit brisk out there. 33 degrees as we kick off your halloween. danielle is tracking your trick-or-treating forecast right

danielle: welcome back. i'm meteorologist danielle vollmar. well, it is halloween officially today but the other thing that is happening tonight is we are going to fall back. daylight saving time ends. so that means you get an extra hour of sleep. be sure to turn your clocks back one hour. now what does that mean? in terms of the sunset time, it will be earlier. 4:38 tomorrow. but by december 7, which is antoinette's birthday that is

the earliest sunset time. at 4:11. one of the good things is if you're an early morning riser, tomorrow. so we'll see the sunlight a little bitterlyier through the show. by january 3, it begins to rise at 7:14. high temperatures today in the low to mid 50's and we are antoinette. times. president obama awarding the little pope with top prize at the white house halloween. the toddler was among hundreds of local students and children from military families who trick-or-treated at the transformed south lawn. while the president and first lady did not dress up, they did hand out cookies, fruit bars, and baseball cards featuring their dogs, bo and sunny. halloween came early for drivers and pedestrians in one arizona town. stormy weather freed this 14-foot inflatable pumpkin from

road. luckily, nobody was injured in the great pumpkin escape, but it did damage street lights. the pumpkin will be repaired so it can go back up for decoration. antoinette: tie it down faster next time. we are following breaking news this morning. egyptian officials confirming a russian jetliner has crashed in a sign eye peninsula. frank: rescue crews are heading there right now. also this morning, and the woman behind a viral video, talking only to 5. she pulled out her camera to record a man she says was recording her. antoinette: and a live look over worcester this morning. good morning to everyone waking up. it's 5:28. 33 degrees if you're heading outside right now. hand-crafted...layer by layer. r the new macchiato from dunkin' donuts. experience the flavor of fall

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"eyeopener." danielle: it's all clear today. my outlook for those trick-or- treaters and when we could see a antoinette: arrests in the murder of a connecticut couple. the clues that led police to the suspects. frank: and a decision over the protesters. the punishment they will face antoinette: and preparing for a major halloween celebration in salem. the expectations for a huge saturday night party. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning! this is newscenter 5's

antoinette: we are following a russian passenger plane traveling from the resort town of sharm el-sheikh to saint petersburg, russia, has crashed in the central sinai peninsula. that's according to a statement from egypt's prime minister. passengers and seven crew members. sinai's state-run newspaper reports there are 20 ambulances on their way to the crash site. we of course will continue to follow this story for you throughout this morning. good morning to you. it's 5:32. i'm antoinette antonio. frank: i'm frank holland. we have our halloween-inspired wardrobe today. antoinette: not even coordinated. frank: and people are thinking about trick or treating. danielle: i'm thinking about getting some candy. can i still go trick or treating? antoinette: never too old. danielle: it looks like the weather won't be so bad for trick or treating. if you're stepping outside the

there is frost around for sure. temperatures start inning the 20's in orange, in springfield. 29 degrees up through jaffrey. 30 in bedford. 39 in boston. 40 right now on the vineyard. as we go through the next 12 hours in worcester county, here's what's going to happen. temperatures will warm up into the upper 40's and low 50's for highs. notice a lot of sunshine through about lunchtime or so. and then through the oon, some clouds are going to spread in from west to east associated with our next system. but high temperatures today low to mid 50's. still below average. we should be running in the upper 50's this time of year but very quiet. radar this morning. clear skies out there right now. but here comes our next frontal boundary. you can see it out through the midwest. this. when it gets to our area because we have a lot of dry air out ahead of it, i'm not expecting much in terms of rain but notice that we're dry today. there is that low chance for some rain tomorrow from that system.

so we're going to talk about the timeline on that much-needed rain and then talk about the warm-up that follows. antoinette. antoinette: danielle, thank you. 5:33. stories we're following right now cambridge police are searching for a hit-and-run driver who struck a doctor who was riding his bike to work at mass general. that doctor recovering from serious injuries this morning. police are asking for help identifying the pickup caught on camera on webster street on september 29. frank: a new video has surfaced showing masked isis militants beheading four kurdish fighters. isis claims it is in retaliation for the raid last week, where u.s., kurdish and iraqi forces rescued 70 prisoners from an this comes as president obama announces u.s. ground troops will help local forces in their fight against isis. bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev are asking a judge to extend attorney-client privileges for what will be a lengthy appeal process. last year tsarnaev's lawyers reached an agreement with the judge, but prosecutors say the defense is not entitled to those

has been sentenced. frank: right now, a connecticut man is facing murder charges, accused of killing his parents. jeffrey and jeanette navin's remains were found thursday in a yard of a vacant weston home. 27-year-old kyle navin was already in federal custody on a weapon charge. his girlfriend, just arrested last night, is also being charged in connection with this case. the navins had not been seen since august 4. we're getting confirmation that owenabrie, the former prep school student convicted of sexually assaulting a classmate in new hampshire, rejected plea deals that would have meant less jail time and no registration as a sex offender. that information from the merrimack county attorney. labrie was sentenced on thursday to a year in jail and five years of probation for luring a 15-year-old girl into a sexual encounter. he'll also have to register as a sex offender. jase dillan: you don't like being filmed without permission? that's what you've been doing. there's footage of me on that camera.

antoinette: only on 5, the woman behind the camera explains why she said enough is enough. that video is viral with 1.5 million views newscenter 5's phil lipof reporting it all started in broad daylight in the back bay. jase dillan: just because something is not technically illegal doesn't make it right. phil: that's what local musician jase dillan was thinking thursday on newbury street when she did this. jase dillan: i'm videotaping you the way you were videotaping me. phil: she said she saw this man-- whose face we're blurring because he's not accused of a crime-- with a camera taking video at an angle that just didn't seem right. jase: i could see his viewfinder. and i watched him for about 10 minutes zooming in on females' crotches and backsides. phil: but when dillan says the man turned that camera toward a couple of girls who looked very young, she lost it. jase: does this make you uncomfortable? phil: what she was doing was following him and rolling on her own video for blocks. jase: am i making you uncomfortable? you don't like being filmed without your permission? phil: and she got louder too.

jase: you don't like being filmed without permission? because that's what you've been doing. there's footage of me on that camera. footage of me on there. you don't like it? maybe you'll think twice next time you want to get creepy (bleep) dirt bag. phil: the man never denied he was taking the video but did say this. man: why do you think i would need your permission? phil: here's the thing. he's not wrong. it all happened in a public place. in massachusetts, but it focuses more on the position of the camera underneath clothing. still, jase wanted to make a jase: women worldwide need to stop being made to feel like they're in the wrong for standing up for themselves because you're not. you're a human just like everybody else, and you have the same rights. phil: jase knows it was risky to follow that man-- certainly wouldn't recommend it to others-- but at that moment she

phil lipov, wcvb, newscenter 5. antoinette: most of the protestors who blocked i-93 in east milton and medford, tying up rush hour traffic last winter, will avoid jail time. instead 14 of the protestors will only have to do community service all thanks to a plea deal they struck up with the middlesex d.a. the disorderly conduct, charges were dropped in exchange for a single charge of trespassing. another group of 11 protesters frank: this plymouth man is charged with faking his way into a local school, then stealing money from teachers. prosecutors say 31-year-old heating contractor to get into deer hill school in cohasset. from purses in three empty classrooms. police say binsfield admits to being in the school and says he's addicted to opioids. he's no stranger to the building. >> he had a uniform on. he had already been in our buildings doing work in a prior time.

plymouth. he's also under investigation in duxbury for theft. a roof fire this afternoon in boston was sparked by faulty solar panels. boston fire officials say 3 out of 15 solar panels caught fire on top of this five-story tremont street apartment building. the burning panels dropped from their frame igniting part of the rubber roof lining. flames were contained to the roof, and firefighters were able to quickly knock the fire down. with the increasing popularity of solar panels, investigators say today's fire is a warning. >> they generate electricity so even when we kill the power to them, they still can have frank: damage to the luxury condo building is estimated at $50,000. antoinette: commitment 2016. expected in new hampshire this weekend. bernie sanders will spend all day in new hampshire with a stop in concord and town halls in warner and lebanon. meanwhile republican carly fiorina will meet with supporters in concord in the afternoon and will hold a town

evening. former virginia governor jim gilmore will speak at a veterans day commemoration at keene state college. the republican national committee is suspending its partnership with nbc news after wednesday's debate on cnbc. nbc will no longer co-host a republican debate scheduled for february. republicans say wednesday's debate was full of "gotcha" questions and didn't focus on economics. nbc says it hopes to work something out. frank: it is salem's weekend to shine. the witch city welcoming thousands of costumed characters for an extended halloween stay. it's not often that we get halloween on a saturday; but when we do, we get the whole weekend to celebrate. and salem is the place to be. it's the perfect place to get your fright on, get a face paint or some fangs. and there's no limit on photo ops or walking tours. the only rule-- you have to behave. no public drinking or rowdiness. there are plenty of kids out.

making his first visit. richard: so i started to tell my nonny i wanted to go there cuz that was so cool. (laughing). frank: halloween really is is for kids. that's great. a word to the wise. if you're headed there today, be sure to dress up. get in the spirit. it's halloween. antoinette: you do not want to be the person who not dressed up. it's so much fun. look at that. frank: coming up this morning, harvard raking in some big bucks when it comes to donations. antoinette: just how much the ivy league institution is taking in, and job cuts at an energy giant. the issue that is fueling cutbacks. and halloween asteroid makes a close pass today. how big it is. and just how close it will get. danielle: radar is clear this morning but i am tracking some changes.

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an end. starting on december 18, the company will stop selling deals on its website and mobile app. deals already bought will be honored. energy giant chevron is set to cut up to 7,000 jobs. that's about 10 percent of the company's global workforce. low crude oil prices are fueling the cuts. the company is also selling billions in assets and cutting its exploration budget. the moves are in preparation of an expected industry slow down. in the week ahead. the u.s. jobs report for october and the report for u.s. auto antoinette: for the second straight year, donations to harvard university topped $1 billion. "the boston business journal" reports that among the gifts was a donation of $400 million by billionaire hedge-fund manager john a. paulson, to name the school of engineering and applied sciences. the value of the university's endowment on june 30 was $37.6 billion, an all-time high. forecast with meterologist

danielle: this is why we're told thunderstorm. watch closely as lightning strikes this national weather whoa! in fact, you see that shaking there. a technician was recording actually a video of the storm when that lightning bolt burst right in front of him. antoinette: i know that's a weather expert taking those pictures but when there's lightning outside, i know it's so tempting to go to the windows but only do it if you can be save h safe. danielle: right. those bolts are very bright and very big. through texas. down there. forecast. and lots of warm temperatures on the way. antoinette: good for trick-or-treaters. danielle: a little chilly today but not too bad. we're talking low 50's. we should be running around 57 this time of year. we're below average but still with dry conditions out there at the time of trick-or-treating, it's not going to be too bad. once we get towards sunday we

bump up into the 60's and we stay there through tuesday. in fact, tuesday some areas may touch near 70 degrees so you see a warming trend is on the way as we enter into november. as you look outside right now, it is quiet over boston. and with clear skies, temperatures have dropped to 39 degrees. so winds are out of the west-northwest at about six. they will shift to the south later today and eventually that will pump in warmer temperatures. but this morning, if you live, say, through orange, springfield, keene, you are waking up to temperatures in the 20's. that means frosty conditions out there. 32 in worcester. 32 in plymouth. even 36 on the cape. 43 degrees on nantucket. that's the milder spot. and as we go through day as those winds shift to the south and we do have a little bit of sunshine, temperatures will warm into the mid 50's and lower 50's across the area. so it isn't so bad as high pressure really dominates our weather.

here to the north and west. it's an area of low pressure and a cold front. some of this moisture may make its way towards us. we may even see it in the form of some rain showers early tomorrow morning. but for the day today, it does look dry. in fact, here's that timeline as we head towards lunchtime still tons of sunshine. once we get through the afternoon and towards the early evening, notice the clouds are increasing but at the time of trick-or-treating, even though we have clouds we're still dry. we're dry through saturday night. but here is that rain beginning get past midnight. in fact, i think it's tomorrow morning was the best bet of seeing some showers. for the trick-or-treaters degrees. we're cooling back into the 40's by later this evening. a southwest wind won't be so bad out there. overnight lows are really going to drop into the 40's and 30's but it is not as cold as this morning for tomorrow morning. and we will see a lot of clouds

tomorrow, i think, at least for the first half of the day. means. you can still do things outdoors temperatures warming into the low 60's. here's that timing for the showers tomorrow. notice by about 10:00, knocking into southern vermont, western mass, and then they move towards southern new hampshire, say, even the cape here by lunchtime. and they're quickly out of here. notice it is not widespread. it is just really hit-or-miss pockets of isolated showers. by afternoon, we're start to go see breaks in the cloud cover and more sunshine. the other thing i want to remind you as we get saturday and that. for tomorrow. but what i wanted to tell you is you want to turn your clocks back one hour tonight. you actually get an extra hour of sleep due to daylight saving time. it's coming to an end. but that also means that our sunset times will be a lot earlier starting tomorrow night. temperaturewise though through the workweek, definitely not feeling like november with highs in the upper 0's and low 70's.

frank: thanks a lot, danielle. the time right now is 5:49. some of the other stories we're following right now. antoinette: police in the including four children were killed in a fire that hit a more than a dozen others were injured. officials say it apparently started when sparks from low-slung electric cables set fire to umbrellas which spread to clothing being sold at the market. frank: two police officers in methuen who took a legally-owned handgun from a man drinking in a bar have appealed their suspensions. "the eagle tribune" reports that methuen police lieutenant michael wnek and sergeant tod himmer were suspended without pay after they took a 69-year-old man's gun and ammunition in july. a special investigator hired by the department said thursday the officers violated department policy. an asteroid only discovered 20 1:00 this afternoon. the earth relatively close by space standards but still farther away than the moon. scientists say because this asteroid will be so close, it will be one of their best opportunities to get radar

images of the rock's surface and shape. it won't threaten the earth or antoinette: they are a medical mystery. battled cancer, and doctors the eyeopener's emily riemer with the story of the diagnosis they all share and the sister they are rallying around now. >> i felt bad when nancy was diagnosed because i used to tell her she was adopted. i said, "she has to be adopted. there's nothing wrong with her." emily: that sense of humor helps the belmont sisters cope with the disease they are all too familiar with. in april after decades of clean mammograms, nancy became the last of her siblings to hear these familiar words. >> i have breast cancer. >> breast cancer. >> breast cancer twice. >> breast cancer. >> breast cancer three times. >> breast cancer.

emily: that unbelievable link started in 1995 with her and her first breast cancer diagnosis. growing up in south boston they say no immediate family member had a history of the disease, and genetic testing proves they do not have a brca gene associated with an increased risk of breast cancer. >> seven sisters all with the same diagnosis. doesn't make any sense to you. emily: it does make any sense. >> we don't have the gene. how did all seven of us come down with breast cancer? dr. irene kuder: it's a bit of a mystery. emily: dr. irene kuder at mass general treats six of the sisters. she's known this family for 20 years. doctor: it's certainly possible that it's genetic. we just haven't found the gene. that's possible. it could be environmental. we just haven't found the carcinogen. or it could be something like a virus that is just behaving by different rules. emily: she has connected the sisters with a group investigating the role viruses may play in causing breast they'll test all the women and see what they can find. for now the sisters are focused on nancy just like every other time one of them was fighting it.

>> to this day, i feel like i do not know where i would be without them. that's how close we are. you. >> i know. we all feel the same way about each other. that's what makes it okay. antoinette: such a hard diagnosis really to deal with. you know what? look at them rallying around the one sister right now. and so thankful, i'm sure, that this. frank: this is a time for family. antoinette: remembering a young boy whose life was cut way too frank: friends making a sweet gesture the "cookie campaign" that has gone viral. some of my competitors plan to reduce the use the next few years. but what are you having for dinner tonight? simply smart . of chicken raised with

danielle: welcome back. i'm meteorologist danielle vollmar. well, there's some special walks going on this weekend. one in particular "out of the darkness" which is the american foundation for suicide prevention. if you're heading out, brighton. 42 degrees then. the walk goes from 10:00 until lunchtime of by the end of it, we should be in the upper 40's, pushing near 50 degrees. now if you're looking to still see some leaves and do peeping, we're past peak up in northern new england but we are peaking in boston and points south. we'll still moderate in parts of the cape and the islands. now we have a dry forecast for today. so halloween looks good for all the trick or treaters.

then we're dry monday and tuesday. the big story is temperatures are on the way up. antoinette and frank. antoinette: danielle, thank you. a sweet campaign to remember a little boy gone far too soon. frank: nine-year-old christopher chester of sandown, new hampshire, was walking with his dad to deliver cookies to a neighbor when he suddenly fell to the ground. his death attributed to heart failure. now, people are paying it forward baking cookies for others then sharing their photos using the hashtag cookies4christopher. a fund was created to help pay for christopher's funeral expenses. thousands of dollars have been raised so far. antoinette: concern over tainted peanut butter is forcing a recall. frank: what the manufa

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