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team. the special honor for their wounded teammate. danielle: we're in store for more seasonable temperatures this weekend, but the cooldown won't last long. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning! this is newscenter 5's "eyeopener." to you. so glad you're with us just after 6:00 on this saturday morning. i'm antoinette antonio. frank: and i'm frank holland. it's saturday, november 7. going to toss things over to danielle vollmar with a look at our weekend forecast. hey, danielle. antoinette: good morning, frank and antoinette. temperatures starting out on the mild side. in fact, some of these temperatures are where we should be during the day today. our average high temperature is actually 54 degrees. we're already starting at 60 in boston. upper 50's in taunton. lower 50's through worcester. upper 50's through merrimack valley. in fact, as we go through the next 12 hours there, temperatures will warm into the

low 60's before falling back into the 50's by this evening. notice we're going to keep in a lot of clouds out there today associated with the cold front that is pushing through right now. one thing that that cold front is going to do, also kick up those winds. you're going to feel them out of the north and west today at about 10-20 miles an hour. so 58 through 62 degrees for your high temperature. it's going to be a partly sunny, mostly cloudy day. we are watching more clouds building on in here. they are associated with that cold front that is stirring up those winds. not expecting much in terms of showers though today. in fact it's a dry forecast for most of us. notice as we go through the day though, there is a lot of cloud cover especially the farther south and east you go. it could be one or two showers along the coast of nantucket. but there is going to be a better chance for rain this week. we'll talk about when we can expect it just ahead. antoinette and frank. antoinette: danielle, thank you. right now a gym coach accused of sexually assaulting one of his students.

in new hampshire. the incident allegedly happened while classes were going on. frank: the eyeopener's john atwater with new information on the case. john: the allegations against cameron beaton have shocked those who run this obstacle training facility. a spokesperson says the sexual assault accusation stems from an incident three weeks ago. scott tranchemontagne: a student was attempting to make a move on the rock-climbing wall, and the instructor reached out to assist because he thought she was falling. john: beaton was with two other instructors at the time coaching a class of seven students between the ages of six and eight, the company says. scott tranchemontagne: we were never notified by the student. we were never contacted by the inappropriate about that session. john: at some point police launched an investigation, ultimately charging the 23-year-old coach with sexual assault at the u.s.a. ninja challenge facility. he turned himself in to police. scott tranchemontagne: we did a pretty thorough background check on this instructor. it's my understanding he has

john: the company says it has policies barring coaches from being alone with students and has strict protocols for appropriate physical contact with kids. the gym responded by putting the coach on unpaid leave as police investigate. officer: he is ordered not have any employment or volunteer jobs that would involve interaction with minor children. john: police say they do believe that this is isolateed. this morning that coach is back home until a court date next month. in hookset, new hampshire, john atwater, wcvb, newscenter 5. antoinette: right now, police are investigating an indecent assault case in south boston. the alleged victim, an 11-year-old girl. she was walking near gavin way yesterday morning and claims a man approached her from behind and grabbed her back-side. she says the suspect then apologized and walked away. anyone with information is asked to call police. frank: a man is dead after being hit by two cars in worcester. the victim's sneaker lying in the middle of the road. the 55-year-old was crossing chandler street when it happened. the impact sent him flying into

an oncoming s.u.v. both drivers stayed on the scene. no charges have been filed. police are still investigating the crash. antoinette: right now worcester police and d.c.f. are investigating after two young children were found alone in a home. police were called to pleasant street yesterday. they found a one-year-old and six-month-old by themselves. neighbors say they could hear the children crying. this morning both children are in state custody. frank: new this morning. d.c.f. is attempting to take custody of more children. records show the child protection agency filed 8% more petitions for custody between july to september of this year than the same time last year. union leaders tell "the herald" they blame the spike on a series of high-profile cases. d.c.f. says the agency is putting new policy reforms into place to keep children safe. antoinette: another legal loss for aaron hernandez. a judge will not throw out key evidence against him in a boston double-murder case. the former patriots star is accused of killing two men in 2012 after a run-in at a boston

nightclub. the motion pushed to invalidate a search warrant that led police to seize a vehicle they say hernandez was driving the night of the murder. hernandez is currently serving a life sentence for the 2013 murder of odin lloyd. frank: a congressional report found the defense department spent millions of dollars to pay professional sports teams to honor the military. the general says honoring veterans at sporting events allows for good marking and advertising. (inaudible) where are the venues? where are the venues for advertising and marketing? how do you get the biggest bang for the buck?

contracts with the pentagon and will refund any cases of paid patriotism. major league baseball has already asked its team to avoid the practice. antoinette: adidas is offering to help high schools dump their native-american-themed mascots. the german sneaker company says it will help schools design new school mascots, and they will help pay for the rebranding effort. "the globe" reports there are about 40 schools that still use native-american mascots or logos that some people find offensive. adidas says so far 35 schools from around the country have expressed interest in the offer. an emotional win for the everett high football team and a teammate recovering from stab wounds. from near tragedy to triumph, marvens fedna and his team-mates are moving on in the playoffs. to go in the game against peabody when everett scored the game-winning touchdown. after the field celebration,

fedna. >> great night. told you before the game after we win, we'll come back to the high school and get all the band here, all the players here, all the cheerleaders. we're going to give our hero the game ball. frank: on halloween fedna led everett to a big win. that night, while leaving a halloween party, he saw a friend being attacked. he tried to help and was stabbed several times. we're told if everett can make it all the way to the super bowl, fedna may be well enough to play. good news there. antoinette: we're certainly rooting for him. frank: right now half of a school in colorado caught up in a sexting scandal. antoinette: the secret apps kids are using to do it without parents even noticing. frank: read this receipt. it says tom brady's a cheater. the local store owner now fighting back to clear the q.b.'s name. danielle: mild today. not as warm as yesterday. but an autumn chill is on the way. my timeline for your weekend.

antoinette: plus, a boston hospital offering employees a new way to relieve stress. the three things you can get out

antoinette: 6:11. welcome back. colorado police say they have a student's cellphone containing several hundred nude pictures of teens. and investigators say it's the tip of the iceberg in a sexting scandal involving half the school. colorado police are trying to get search warrants in connection with the case. they're looking to identify the kids whose pictures are on that cell phone they've gotten their hands on. police are calling it a wake-up call to parents about the secret apps allowing it to happen. bret meuli, canon city high school principal: it's a photo vault. it's an app that is free. enter the right password and that's where your photo vault is. >> she said they trade nudes like trading cards. antoinette: canon city school officials say more than half of the high school's football team is involved. now the school is forcing the team to forfeit today's game. frank: an ohio bank manager and his family were held hostage for 17 hours, then forced to withdraw money from his own

bank. brian mcconnell tells police his wife and two children were held hostage at gunpoint from 2:00 thursday afternoon until friday morning. the suspect forced mcconnell to drive to the bank he manages and withdraw more than $100,000. the family was released after the suspect received the money. >> apologized the entire time. he said it wasn't his idea. he said that the guy would show him and come back and get my family. frank: investigators are looking at surveillance video as they hunt for clues. >> now your storm team 5 forecast with meterologist danielle vollmar. antoinette: i just can't believe that it's november 7 and we're sunrise. it? antoinette: no words. danielle: i love it. the month of november has started off on a very warm start. so we will take that. we will welcome it. yesterday 73 was the high in boston.

notice we're running over 11 degrees warmer for the month of november so far. that 73 actually tied the record set back in 1959. we also tied a record in worcester set back in 1978. so there is no record warmth today. however, it's still mild out there. turning colder and breezy tonight. and then we're looking for a warming trend on the way through next week. now not necessarily for tomorrow. tomorrow is going to be the cooler day of the week. so 61 for your high right now. and for today. 53 for tomorrow. and then we're back up in the upper 50's and low 60's by monday and tuesday. we should be running around 54 degrees this time of year for our high temperatures. and that's where we're running this morning. startling out in the 50's. 53 worcester. 55 in orange. 53 in providence. 58 plymouth. and 60 degrees right now in boston. today's high temperatures pretty

going to stay at the same temperatures, upper 50's, low 60's. one thing you're going to notice for sure is that wind out of the north and west today at about 10-20 miles an hour. the other thing is there is going to be some clouds through the day today. now tonight we start to clear out. with clearing skies and calming winds, temperatures drop into the 30's and 40's for overnight lows. so tomorrow morning we're going to be running about 20 to 30 degrees cooler than what we're running this morning. and then tomorrow high temperatures only make it into the low 50's and a few mid 50's out there. again a very breezy day for most of us. what we're watching right now is a cold front. this is crossing the region. it's turning up the winds and it's also bringing in the clouds and potentially one or two showers could be around through the afternoon hours especially, say, by the nantucket area as this area of low pressure kind of rides along the cold front.

west of boston. but south and east, you're hanging on to them. maybe one or two sprinkles around nantucket. then through the overnight hours, we all clear out as high pressure builds on in for your sunday. that also means if you're headed to gillette for the pats' game tomorrow, it will be sunny but you will need a jacket because temperatures will only make it into the low 50's for highs. now it's a chilly start on monday but then we rebound back into the upper 50's. we're watching a chance for a shower or two tuesday night into wednesday. but it is on thursday that we're really watching the potential for some widespread rain from this area of low pressure. afternoon and evening. it will continue through first thing friday morning so we are going to leave in showers early friday as temperatures continue to stay on the mild side. so again tomorrow is the coldest day all week long although monday morning will start out very chilly. the temperatures rebounding back

into the upper 50's and low 60's through the workweek. antoinette and frank. overall. danielle, thank you. it's 6:16. some of the other stories happening right now. the worcester man arrested for suspect in a murder. police say thomas hogan lied to them several times when when he was questioned about the woman found dead in a burned-out car. investigators have not released the name of the adult woman found inside the car wednesday night. antoinette: two louisiana police officers are under arrest for killing a child, the officers said they accidentally shot a six-year-old autistic boy after his father chris few led them on a car chase. they say they opened fire on the car tuesday when few started backing up into the officers. six-year-old jeremy mardis was shot and killed, and his father was wounded. former new york state prison worker joyce mitchell has agreed to pay nearly $80,000 to repair damage caused by a prison breakout she helped enable. mitchell admitted smuggling hacksaw blades and other tools

to convicted killers richard matt and david sweat. the two men broke out in june. matt was shot and killed three weeks later while sweat was captured. mitchell could spend up to seven years in jail for her part in the breakout. frank: the supreme court will hear another challenge to the president's affordable care act. some religious groups object to the requirement that they offer contraceptive care to women at no cost. the groups argue that the mandate forces them to either violate their religious beliefs or pay, quote, ruinous fines. this new challenge will be the fourth to take-on the health care law. the work day can be full of stressful situations from that big meeting to never-ending deadlines. antoinette: but calming your nerves could be just a lunch break away. the eyeopener's emily riemer stopped by one boston hospital showing staffers how. >> so we'll begin by checking in with your posture. emily: it's lunch time at mass general and on their breaks, these staffers are taking the word literally-- breaking from their routine-- >> we'll start by releasing tension.

emily: --using meditation to relax. and rena chudnofsky with the benson henry institute say it has major benefits beyond this session. rena: it's improving employee retention, managerial effectiveness. people are more creative. you're able to problem solve. emily: you can try it, too. first, remind yourself to breathe. rena: if you are in a business meeting, the reminder to just pause and exhale before you make a decision can be really helpful. second, know that every little bit counts. rena: every time you turn on your computer, you're going through the rebooting process, it's turning on. that could be a perfect time for you to do some breathing. emily: and lastly, if breathing isn't for you, try something else. rena: you can also elicit the relaxation response with a word or phrase or part of a prayer. maybe on the exhale you focus on letting go and you just repeat that to yourself over and over

emily reimer, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> now sportscenter 5 with bob halloran. bob: it's washington week. the boston sports teams. the bruins got this capital idea started thursday night. the patriots will take on some washington insiders tomorrow. and the garden with a wizards last night. it can only be jared leading the way for the celtics last night. patriots safety devin mccourty court side for this one. he watched jared sullinger play his best game as a celtics. he led the charge. the celtics, averaging 19 points in the first quarter this year, needed to get off to a better they had 40 points in the first quarter. sullinger with 21 points overall. isiah thomas made sure the wizards couldn't get back into it. great move through the hole. he had 16 most of his early. celtics led by 15 after one; 23 at the break. crowder the steel underneath. that was easy. crowder would leave the game late with a bone bruise to his

backside. long pass to thomas. celtics with an impressive win. fast start. big finish. 118-98 the final. the celtics are off until tuesday when they play at milwaukee. the bruins will try to snap their two-game losing streak tonight in montreal. that's a look at sports. have a great day. antoinette: country star kenny chesney will return to gillette stadium next summer. he will bring his "spread the love tour" to foxborough on august 26. grammy winner miranda lambert will join him this time. chesney has played at gillette more times than any other artist and has broken the attendance record nine times. tickets go on sale two weeks from today. frank: a seven-eleven store in beverly is in a war of words with a sister location in denver, and the topic is tom brady. this is what the denver 7-11 printed on some of its receipts, the words "tom brady's a cheater." that was too much for mike zotto who owns the beverly store. zotto put a different message on the beverly receipts-- "tom brady is a football god." >> he's an innocent man, you

know. he wasn't found guilty in court. let it go. frank: just to drive home the point, zotto put another message at the bottom of the receipts-- "haters live in denver." the pats play the broncos there in three weeks. antoinette: all all that is going to matter is who wins the game. frank: that's what always matters. coming up, a boston company hits the big time scoring a coveted spot on oprah's annual "favorite things" list. antoinette: their pricey package and the more affordable options for these sweet treats. a live look outside this morning. check out this gorgeous start to your saturday morning. the sun is coming up. pretty mild out there too. hovering right around 60 degrees. 6:22. saturday morning. we're back with more of new england's "eyeopener" right after some of my competitors plan to reduce the use of antibiotics over the next few years. r but what are you having for dinner tonight? rtry perdue simply smart and harvestland . rtwo trusted perdue brands of chicken raised with

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>> welcome back. i'm meteorologist danielle vollmar. a gorgeous sunrise ongoing over boston and it's mild out there. don't forget to tweet and facebook me your pictures. i love to see them. right now it's 60 degrees at the 6:00 out. the winds will be increasing flew the day today. one area i'm watching is down over parts of the gulf of mexico and over the trip iks. there's a lot of clouds out there. believe it or not, we're watching two areas of concern. that one closer to mexico has a

the one closer to puerto rico has a 20% chance of becoming tropical. this is all within the next 48 hours. in terms of hurricane season just to let you know, it is not officially over november 30. we've already had up to joaquin. kate would be up next. that followed by larry. today's high temperatures warming up into the upper 50's, low 60's. again you're going to feel those winds. then tomorrow a big chill is in the air. if you're headed out to the pats game, 50 degrees. bundle up. antoinette and frank. antoinette: danielle, thank you. this may be the biggest holiday ever for boston's 90-year-old candy emporium, phillips candy store. frank: oprah has picked their deluxe chocolate turtle basket as one of her 87 favorite things in 2015-- a list that always leads to a financial bonanza for those selected. the basket goes for $500, but owner mary anne nagle says they also have their special $90 version which has only 40 turtles instead of more than 200

word seeped out yesterday. >> i couldn't tell anybody because we were sworn to secrecy. for two months, you couldn't say a word. i kept saying we're gearing up for something big but i can't tell you what it is because we started to gear up for it. we had to prepare for this because people would tell us that it's just-- it's not a small thing. frank: nagle said they had to rent hotel rooms to put the baskets together because they don't have enough work space at the store to prepare for the expected demand. antoinette: notice they didn't say which hotel that all that candy is being put together in. knocks on door. hi, hi. frank: i'm antoinette antonio. antoinette: have you got any chocolate candy for us. frank: coming up, sweating on a club dance floor before 9:00 a.m. antoinette: ahead this morning, the movement making its way to new england and the message behind it. taking precautions. the department of homeland security stepping up security for international flights after last weekend's plane crash in egypt. and the new evidence suggesting what may have caused the crash. frank: just how much would you pay for those thin mints and tagalongs? why some girl scout troops

their prices. antoinette: we don't have windows here in our studio. but thank goodness we have photographers like dave out in south boston this morning. he's our window to the world. 6:28. 59 degrees.

>> now on newscenter 5's "eyeopener." danielle: it's going to feel more like fall this weekend. just how cool it will get and how long it will last.

antoinette: democratic presidential candidates trying to woo voters down south. their latest pitch in south carolina as the campaign heats up. frank: a local field hockey team gets a surprise from a patriots star. the personal message from gronk to students coping with a tragic loss. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning! this is newscenter 5's "eyeopener." frank: it's 6:31. hope you're having a great day so far. i'm frank holland. antoinette: and i'm antoinette antonio along with danielle vollmar. okay, danielle, what do we have to give you to just keep the weather exactly like this for a little while longer. danielle: how about some money? i'll see what i can do. no, no. i think we can bring you milder temperatures today. not record warmth like yesterday. but still we're in the 60's this morning. antoinette: not bad. danielle: we'll take that. how about that? there is cooler air to the north and west as you can see on this regional temperature map right now. temperatures are start inning the 40's in syracuse and up

this cooler air is eventually going to work its way in later tonight. for right now, let's talk about the mild temperatures. it's all in the way of a cold front that is crossing the region. it is also going to kick up those winds and bring in some cloud cover. you can see some clouds over the area. although it is a mostly clear day to start. we'll see more clouds build on in there. there might be one or two showers along the coast of nantucket later today. other than that, everybody else is dry. we just have a lot more clouds in the forecast. 50's in worcester. upper 50's right now in concord. low 60's in boston. the vineyard, nantucket. so it is a mild start. remember, our average high temperature this time of year should be in the mid 50's so we're already above that at the 6:00 hour. as we go through the day you're going to feel those winds out of the north and west kicking up due to that cold front. we will see a lot of clouds out there and highs today will warm and stay pretty much in the upper 50's and low 60's.

we'll talk about the cooldown in store for tomorrow as well as then the temperature swing right antoinette. antoinette: danielle, thank you. 6:32. right now a new hampshire gym coach accused of sexually assaulting one of his young students. the gym in hooksett says the instructor reached out to help a student on a rock climbing wall who he believed was falling. they say they knew nothing of the alleged assault until the gym was contacted by police weeks later. frank: police in south boston are searching for a suspect who inappropriately touched a young girl, the 11-year-old claims a man approached her from behind and grabbed her back-side. she says the suspect then apologized and walked away. antoinette: worcester police and d.c.f. are investigating after two young children were found neighbors say they could hear the one-year-old and six-month-old crying. this morning both children are in state custody. russian jetliner was brought down by a bomb. an explosion reportedly heard in recordings. right now the department of

homeland security announcing new security measures for some u.s.-bound flights. the eye's mary saladna with the changes to keep passengers safe. mary: bomb or not, the u.s. is taking no chances. the department of homeland security announcing new security measures for u.s.-bound flights from select airports in the mideast including expanding screening of items on aircraft, reassessing security at certain airports, and offering security assistance to those that fall short. passengers will need extra patience. john cohen, national security expert: they'll experience increased numbers of pat-down searches, and their personal items will be swabbed. why swabbed? the screeners will be looking for explosive residue. mary: in france, where the airbus is made, media reports say the sound of an explosion can be heard on the flight recorders. col. stephen ganyard: they know what an explosion sounds like. they know what a bomb sounds like. they know what a fuel tank blowing up sounds like, and they know the sound of an airplane just coming apart. mary: a u.s. official also saying that shrapnel has been found on the bodies of the

passengers. we do know that the metro jet was on the ground in sharm el-sheikh for one hour just before its 6:00 a.m. take-off. it was dark then. co. ganyard: it would have been very simple for somebody to walk out on that ramp and throw an unchecked bag on to that airplane and put it in that cargo hold. mary: tom kinton is former director of massport which oversees boston's logan airport. tom kinton: the question is, was it an explosive device that an amateur could have got past lousy security or was it something more sophisticated that they were testing at a nonsecure airport? if that's the case, then we've opened up a whole new chapter in this war on terrorism. mary: the ripple effect of all of this will be felt by passengers everywhere as we enter the holiday travel season. in other words, give yourself plenty of extra time to get through security. at logan, i'm mary saladna, wcvb, newscenter 5. antoinette: new this morning. this man is facing charges after crashing into a police cruiser. police in rochester, new hampshire, say 23-year-old justin goodwin crossed the

center line and hit the officer's car last night. after the crash goodwin tried to make a run for it, but officers were able to track him down quickly with the help of neighbors. rochester police released this photo of the damaged cruiser. goodwin is facing d.u.i. charges and is being held on bail. frank: two boston brothers have been indicted on hate crime charges for allegedly beating and urinating on a homeless man because they believed he was an immigrant. after their arrest in august, scott leader allegedly told police that he and his brother, steve, were inspired in part by republican presidential candidate donald trump's views on immigration. trump later denounced the attack. the victim was treated for a broken nose and other injuries. antoinette: democrat hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o'malley made their pitch to southern voters. they shared their views in msnbc's "first in the south presidential candidates forum." the candidates went one-on-one with rachel maddow at winthrop university in rock hill, south carolina. martin o'malley was first at

bat. he addressed a number of issues, including climate change. martin o'malley: i think we've made a big mistake as a party when we talk about climate change because we're the party that actually believes in science. we rush to connect the dots, but it draws us all in a straight line to hell. antoinette: next up, bernie sanders. he said he refuses to attack clinton. bernie sanders: i can't walk down a hallway in the nation's capital without people begging me to beat up on hillary clinton. attack hillary clinton. tell me why she's the worst person. i resisted, i resisted, and i resisted. antoinette: round three, hillary clinton. she was asked about those, including sanders, who accuse her of being under wall street's influence. hillary clinton: anybody who thinks they can influence what i will do doesn't know me very well, and they can look at what i have said and done throughout my career.

antoinette: the candidates will face off at the next democratic debate on november 14 in des moines, iowa. taxpayers in windham, new hampshire, will be picking up the costs for extra help when presidential candidate hillary clinton comes to town. the democratic frontrunner is planning a town hall meeting at the high school monday night. the town expects to shell out about a thousand dollars in overtime for extra police and firefighters. the board of selectmen may decide to send the bill to the clinton campaign. frank: dr. ben carson firing back after taking heat over his back-story. allegations that the g.o.p. presidential front-runner stretched the truth about his past. the republican presidential hopeful has said in the past that he was offered a full scholarship to west point when he met general william westmorland five decades ago. he said he declined and it never went further than that. now he's on defensive slamming media reports of his past calling them desperate attempts to tarnish him. ben carson: there's got to be a scandal. there's got to be some nurse he's had an affair with. there's got to be something.

eric fehrnstrom: one of things we like about ben carson is his inspiring life story. if aspects of that story are called into question, you put at risk your popularity as a candidate. frank: right now carson and donald trump are within three points of one another, each want an outsider over a career politician. two more republican candidates ohio governor john kasich and new jersey governor chris christie both filing papers for the new hampshire primary yesterday. democrat hillary clinton is scheduled to file her papers next week. antoinette: we all have our favorite girl scout cookies. paying more when the treats go on sale next month. why troops say they have to raise prices. antoinette: adding nightlife to your morning routine. the fitness and dance movement making its mark in the boston danielle: a mild start to your weekend, but temperatures will as you might expect this time of year.

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frank: to the economy now. a mixed reaction on wall street to a strong october jobs report. the dow closed up 47 points at 17,910.

the s&p down less than a point. the bond market sunk with investors scaling back holdings. your electric could go up next year. national grid requesting a rate increase that would boost the bill for the average residential customer by about $9.00 per month. the massachusetts department of utilities expected to take about a year to review the request. the utility company says it needs the money to cover rising operations costs. company to distance itself from takata air bags. the japanese auto maker says it will no longer use an "inflator" produced by takata. mazda and toyota made the same decision this week. faulty airbag devices made by takata lead to the biggest auto recall in u.s. history. in the week ahead, the report on retail sales for october. many analyst believe a strong showing could push the fed closer to an interest rate hike, antoinette: the girl scouts are raising prices on their popular cookies. some troops are planning to hike the price per box to $5.00. troops in eastern massachusetts plan to raise the price when

the girl scout councils cited higher cost of ingredients, transportation, and storage as the primary drivers of the price hike. whether you're ready or not, holiday shopping season is here, and walmart is already offering specials. the company has started 10 online specials a day that will last for the rest of the holiday season. sale items include video games, electronics, and toys. the company also recently kicked off more 90-day rollbacks. those items will be available on its daily savings center website. frank: this year's christmas tree on the boston common will come from a nova scotia man who has run the boston marathon. bill maceachern ran in the 100th boston marathon in 1996, placing in the top 5%. he and his wife andrea are donating this year's white spruce, a 72-year-old tree. the tradition started 43 years ago as a thank you to boston for providing emergency assistance when halifax was devastated by a wartime explosion.

you can see the official tree lighting live on channel 5. "holiday lights" airs at 7:00 p.m. on december 3. >> now your storm team 5 forecast with meterologist danielle vollmar. antoinette: already talking about holiday lights and christmas trees. let's talk about the warm weather. i feel like it's too good to be true. the bottom has got to drop out, right. danielle: the bottom won't drop out too badly. it will get cool tonight and tomorrow will be the coldest day of the workweek. but, hey, we'll take it. it's mild right now. in the 60's out there. you can see a gorgeous sunrise. now there are some clouds moving in to boston. currently 60 in boston. the winds are out of the west at about 8:00. those winds are picking up and they're associated with a cold front that is going to be crossing our region. we do have some more cloud cover out there and more back to the north and west. associated with this cold front. so through the day today, it will be a partly sunny mostly cloudy type of day. there may be one or two showers near the nantucket coastline later today. other than that though, most of

us stay dry. so let me show you the future cast here and what happens. notice the clouds real he'll start to build in by about lunchtime or so. and then through the afternoon, believe it or not, north and west the clouds actually thin out just a touch. but south and east of boston, we're going to hang on to the clouds, maybe one or two spots of showers out there along nantucket. other than that though, it really is a dry forecast. although we really could use the rain because look at this. for the year now in boston, down over eight inches. we've only picked up a trace so far this month. in boston. rain. and fortunately a dry forecast for the next couple of days. 6 day for our high temperature. tomorrow falling back below average at 53. and then back up in the upper 50's and low 60's by tuesday. and right now it is mild! upper 50's, low 60's. we should be running around 54 time of year.

6:30 or 6:45 in the morning. and then as we head through the afternoon, we're going to keep temperatures right and the same time period in terms of temperatures we'll be in the upper 50's, low 6 0s. really not moving all that much through the afternoon. but then tonight you're going to notice a big difference. they're going to drop like a rock back into the 30's and 40's under mainly clear skies. of course, when you start out the day chillier, you're going to end the day not as warm either so tomorrow's high temperature low to mid 50's. but we are looking for lots of sunshine. and that is going to be the trend with sunshine, that is, into monday as well. monday morning we start out with lows only in the 30's and 40's. so it is chilly but we rebound in the afternoon back into the upper 50's. then on tuesday, it's a mostly sunny start to the day but we watch the clouds increase. there may be one or two showers tuesday night into early wednesday morning for the south coast, the cape and the islands.

it will come to how close it gets toward our land but otherwise, we are talking about cloud cover for sure to the southeast. and then wednesday for veterans day it's a dry forecast. 62 degrees and mild. our next chance for real significant rain across the area coming thursday into early friday. frank? frank: thanks a lot of course danielle. a big night for the celtics winning for the first time since opening night. jared sullinger leading the charge. the celtics-- averaging just 19 points in the first quarter this year-- had forty last night. celtics led by 15 after one and by 23 at the break. the c's end a three-game losing streak by beating the washington wizards 118-98. antoinette: pats wide receiver julian edleman listed as probable for tomorrows's matchup against the washington redskins. edelman was back on the practice field after being limited the past two days with a sore knee. he will likely see his share of targets in the patriots' week 9 offense. the pats aren't taking their winning streak for granted.

they say they are prepared for whatever comes their way. >> the national football league -- you know, in other leagues you can afford to take the week off. they get paid too. >> you've got to run outside. you have to throw it deep. you know, you've just got to force them to defend all parts of the field. antoinette: it's not all work. with the release of the new james bond movie, edleman tweeted this yesterday. edelman -double-oh -11 he gives team owner robert kraft executive producer credit and coach bill belichick a director nod. kick-off is tomorrow at 1:00 at gillette. antoinette: this might seem like last call, but it's the first call for this group of all ages. believe it or not, this is 7:00

england. frank: it's a new fitness and health movement dancing its way to the boston-area. antoinette: it's called day-breaker and as erika taranrtal explains it's all about creating a positive, sober environment to kick off your day! erika: it started in new york city. now day-breakers has expanded to 11 cities around the globe. new england is its latest takeover. location? naga-- normally a night life hot spot in cambridge. >> what is going to dance all about? it used to be about dancing your face off. then all of a sudden it got overrun by drugs and alcohol and mean bouncers. erika: you won't find any of bartenders serving up vitamin water and coffee. but these people don't need the caffeine to get them going. >> you think of it as like an immersive experience in a way. you know, there are poets and performers and dancers. erika: before two hours of dance there is one hour of yoga with a d.j., of course, then it's all

life environment for everyone. >> in this microworld, everyone erika: when the clock strikes 9:00 it's back out into the daylight with new energy. >> off to work? >> yeah, off to work. it's that time. erika: day breaker plans on making this a monthly event. the next one happens in december. we have a link to the day breaker web site and facebook page for you on wcvb.com. erika tarantal, wcvb, newscenter 5. antoinette: sex assault charges against a gymnastics coach in new hampshire. frank: how the owner of the gym is responding to the

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antoinette: right now a new hampshire gym coach accused of young students. the gym in hooksett says the instructor reached out to help a student on a rock climbing wall they say they knew nothing of the alleged assault until the gym was contacted by police weeks later. frank: a man is dead after being hit by two cars in worcester. the victim's sneaker lying in the middle of the road. the 55-year-old was crossing chandler street when it happened. the impact sent him flying into an oncoming s.u.v. both drivers stayed on the scene. no charges have been filed. police are still investigating the crash. antoinette: another legal loss for aaron hernandez. a judge will not throw out key evidence against him in a boston double-murder case. the former patriots star is

accused of killing two men in 2012 after a run-in at a boston nightclub. the motion pushed to invalidate a search warrant that led police to seize a vehicle they say hernandez was driving the night of the murder. hernandez is currently serving a life sentence for the 2013 murder of odin lloyd. frank: right now worcester police and d.c.f. are investigating after two young children were found alone in a home. police were called to pleasant street yesterday. they found a one-year-old and six-month-old by themselves. neighbors say they could hear the children crying. this morning both children are in state custody. antoinette: two louisiana police officers are under arrest for killing a child, the officers said they accidentally shot a six-year-old boy with autism after his father, chris few, led them on a car chase. they say they opened fire on the car tuesday when few started backing up into the officers. six-year-old jeremy mardis was shot and killed and his father was wounded. frank: the heartbroken members of medway high school's field

hockey team got surprise boost from a patriots star. antoinette: the team's been in mourning since last week, when 17-year old maddie lamson--the team's goalie--was killed in a car crash. they held a pep rally at medway high yesterday, a day after maddie's funeral. the rally featured a guest appearance, via video, by the patriots' rob gronkowski. rob: hey, medway, i know it's been a tough week for you guys and i wish i could be there for your pep rally. i want to say good luck in all the tournaments this week. also go, pats. antoinette: a spokeperson for gronk says the tight end wanted to attend pep rally in person, but his responsibilities with the pats limited him to making the video message. frank: the woburn high football team celebrating their coach this morning. coach rocky nelson got his 200th win last night. the tanners beating wilmington 35-6. they celebrated with a traditional on-field splash. nelson is in his 30th season coaching at woburn high.

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