announcer: now on newscenter 5 eyeopener antoinette: a deadly shooting in a dorchester neighborhood. the search for the gunmen. doug: a fourth daof trump. antoinette: the big names headlining an emotional first concert at a theater in paris since the devastating terror attacks. doug: a super bowl rematch at gillette stadium. the tough test for the patriots today. announcer: you are watching wcvb, boston's news leader. this is newscenter 5 antoinette: eyeopener. antoinette:good morning.

already. 53 degrees out there. a big difference from yesterday. kelly ann: even within the past few hours, a big difference. things are starting to warm up with the sun breaking through and climbing into the 50's. a light wind at 13 miles now or not doing much as far as affecting how it is feeling when you're heading out this morning. really mild for much of the region. you can see along the coastline, most of us climbing into t a few more 40's on the board. springfield at 49 degrees. we will see things move up regionwide as we move through the afternoon as clouds clear out for the morning. climbing up into the 50's. high-pressure today but we do have some rain for later this week. antoinette: we want to get you

zealand. doug: an earthquake rocking the christchurch area. it was so powerful that it generated a tsunami. the first waves crashing in on self island. >> we certainly experience a lot of earthquakes down here. what was different is the duration of the quake. doug: told to move to higher ground immediately. over 200 buildings are damaged. that same area was rocked by a quake in 2011 killing 180 five people. we will keep you updated throughout the morning. boston police investigating a deadly shooting in dorchester. police got a call yesterday for one person shot on ames street. they found two victims at the scene.

these victims. anyone with any information is asked to call police. antoinette: the man found shot in the woods in easton has died. daniel smith died at brigham and women's hospital. he is found by two boys on wednesday. he had been living in florida recently and investigators are asking anyone who has seen a red mazda three sedan with a serious car accident in midfield on harding street around 10: 30 a.m.. a utility pole snapped in half. no word yet on any injuries. doug: a fourth day of postelection protests going strong across the country. demonstrators making their case against the president-elect. donald trump is hunkered down

gates, donald trump's gildan penthouse may feel more like a gilded cage. for a fourth straight day, crowds prowled the streets, raising their signs and their voices against the president-elect. >> i don't want him appointing supreme court justices. >> democracy is about more than voting. it is about making sure your voice is heard. signs from coast-to-coast against the populist president are waving. the demonstrations are mostly peaceful, though some protesters clashed with police. donald trump was out of the public eye for a second day, in his manhattan penthouse that now resembles a guardhouse with concrete barriers patrolled by heavily armed police. headquarters 14 trump as they put together their new

government. right now, he is enjoying time with his family and receiving phone calls. the senior team is with him almost nonstop. reporter: trump is telling 60 minutes that when he is president, he will be more careful about all of those tweets. esther trump: i'm going to be very restrained if i use it at all. reporter: report that trump is considering her for secretary of defense. she released a statement saying i am regrouping with my family but i will always find a way to serve our state and country even as a private citizen and i want to make sure we succeed. antoinette: a babson college student is apologizing for causing female students. they drove around the all women's campus the day after the election.

mater. there was a facebook message posted that he said his actions showed poor judgment and he was sorry for perpetuating fear. doug: two umass students rushed to the hospital after crashing into a utility pole near arcadia avenue. look at the scene right there. both the driver and passenger are lucky to be alive. because of the crashes under investigation. antoinette brush fire that broke out is completely out. no one was hurt and no homes were threatened. firefighters will monitor the area for the next few days to make sure there are no more flames. a tribute to a fall in massachusetts soldier. he was an army specialist and dedicated hockey player. he was killed in 2014 and family

where he played and volunteered in the hockey community. >> he works at some of the camps here during the summer. it is truly a second home for brian. we could not think of a better place to have this memorial. antoinette: $35,000 was raised by his friends and family. su stadium tonight. doug: the patriots facing the seahawks for the first time since their last minute victory almost two years ago, which is hard to believe. they are prepared for an opponent a don't see very often. seattle has beaten most of the afc east. the patriots will be a tougher test and tom brady knows the seahawks defense is a tough test as well.

do it at extremely high levels. they've led the league in scoring the last four years, given up a fierce amount of points. i would not say they are going to run every defense in the book but i think it is a relatively aggressive plan that they have. doug: the game kicks off at 8:30 tonight. we continue tuesday on top of the breaking tsunami are hitting the south island. no reports of injuries, but damages being reported and we will have some video. also this morning, a flash mob attack in a major u.s. city. what those attackers were trying to accomplish. doug: the bataclan reopening in paris. the special guests kicking off the opening.

antoinette: doug: wildfires raging right now across the south. several areas under a state of emergency. the smoke so intense that residents along the border of north carolina and florida are asked to be wearing masks outside. investigators suspect arson is

more than 60,000 acres scorched in the last few weeks. >> one little ember from a fire, even though it could be innocent could cause a lot of damage. >> the smoke almost blocked out the sun. doug: the rash of wildfires driving some families from their home. antoinette: y new hampshire already? if you are itching to get out on the slopes, today is your lucky day. bretton woods has a one-day opening as part of their say good night to hunger campaign. you could get a free ticket if you donate a nonperishable clothing item. doug: a little closer to home, snowmaking has begun at southern new england's largest resort,

they anticipate opening november 19 but mother nature might have a different say in that. antoinette: is it going to stay cool enough out there? that is a gorgeous shot doug:. you mention how the clouds will be breaking up. kelly ann: you almost want to jump in the water. antoinette: let's not get crazy. kelly ann: changes from yesterday. 10, 12 degrees and that continues this afternoon. definitely on the climb and we love it. this is going to continue, climbing into the 60's. in the 40's in most spots. boston climbing into the 50's. a quick rise out there now that the sun is raking out.

a few 50's on the cape. a few more 40's on the board with pittsfield at 46 degrees. clearing out through much of the region. the satellite pushing off the shore, we will stay dry and as a result, temperatures continue to rise, reaching about 57 degrees. worcester, 53. lower western mass. wins are breezy at times, but nothing compared to what we saw on friday. occasional wind gusts between 15 to 20 miles an hour this afternoon. high pressure in place and we see sunny and clear conditions moving in. wins pushing in from the west. that is going to be the dominant factor for the forecast today

the south. tomorrow evening, we start to see it moving up the coast, bringing clouds into the area monday night. by tuesday morning, it will be creeping in two southern new england, making its way in tuesday late morning and early afternoon. this will coincide with the superman tonight and highs that are expected are onshore, we could see some coastal flooding as we head into tuesday afternoon. your seven-day forecasts, in the immediate forecast, we are looking nice and clear. highs in the upper 50's, tomorrow climbing into the 60's and conditions for the super moon are going to be perfect for

on tuesday, the showers move in a net will bring gusty winds with temperatures in the 50's. your seven-day includes the sun returning and our temperatures will slowly climb. much of this week will be in the 50's. next weekend, back into the 60's. antoinette: taking a look at the other stories where following. doug: six hospitalized after what please call a flash mob attack, including an off-duty police officer suffering minor injuries. a group of people tried to rob industry and. at least one suspect was taken into custody. antoinette: the state division of marine fishery making the call for the harbor to open after finding no evidence of nora virus that sickened more than 80 people that eight oysters harvested there.

except for scallops for four more days and required by law. doug: hundreds taking to the street in cincinnati afraid murder case against a police officer ended in a police trial. he officer is a former university of cincinnati police officer and is accused of killing an unarmed lack driver during a traffic stop last year. what prosecutors say the jurors could not agree whether to convict the prosecutor will decide whether to retry the case. bob: just saying the word seattle seahawks elicited a smile from patriots fans numbering how super bowl xlix ended two years ago. it was two weeks ago since the patriots last played. act home tonight against the seahawks.

olynyk with a lay and off the alley-oop. with 12 in the first half, 16 for the game. the celtics have more than enough to win. the bruins also in action in arizona against the coyotes. 12 nothing, bruins. only 20 years old but he is fast becoming a bruins skate at colorado. that is sports. have a great day. ?

to the bataclan in paris with music superstar sting headlining the concert. 90 people killed their last november during that attack. proceeds from the concert will go to to survivor charities. sting told those concertgoers to honor those lost and celebrate life. 10:19 and 54 degrees. people are shopping. antoinette: the major u.s. city getting ready for its big christmas celebration. and you've been to not a shop and maybe the salon, but have you into both at the same time? how is that possible? we will show you one business doing just that. doug: live outside for a little walk. look at that.

you an idea of the time of the season we are in. shorts are in order for that jog this morning.

world kindness day. antoinette: good morning to you. a great job there. happy world kindness day. i didn't even know. doug: you can join the dance for kindness that kicks off at 1:00. hundreds are expected. they have a beautiful day for it. kelly ann: absolutely perfect. we have warmer than yesterday. right now, already climbing into the 50's in boston. we see the sun raking through and that is the case for much of the region. you will be surprised how much warmer we will get this afternoon and regionwide, we get into the upper 50's. some of us could even get 60. satellite imagery showing the clouds fading overhead throughout the day.

patriots game, it is going to be a clear and dry evening. at 834 kickoff, the sun has set. you need to layer on the pat year. we are dropping into the 40 with a light wind in place. that's the case for tomorrow as well. our next chance of rain creeping in by tuesday. antoinette: mechanics and manicures. doug: antoinette: story of the day. just outside philadelphia. mechanics work fixing cars and showing women how to do it themselves. in the same building is a beauty bar where you could get a manicure or blowout while you wait. that's a great idea because i always need something to do while getting my oil changed. doug: 10:24. antoinette: it's beginning to look a lot like christmas in

tree to go up and rockefeller center. it made the 140 mile trip to the big apple. the tree lighting is after thanksgiving and will feature more than 50,000 lights. it is impressive when you go down to rockefeller center. we continued follow the breaking news in new zealand where the earthquake hit. antoinette: these are som right now, no reports of any injuries. tsunami waves hitting the south island. we will keep you up dated throughout the morning. a dramatic harbor rescue caught on camera. the team saving a crew of stranded boaters. doug: this young, active mother

>> monday morning on the eyeopener, going beyond the bar code. >> finding out what's really in everything you buy, may just be an app away. >> i am tracking the chance for needed rain on the way, join us

by the channel 5 president and general manager, bill fine. : in the weeks and months ahead, everyone will try to gain the attention and support of a new administration. optimists hope to unite and pessimists expect greater gridlock. but one issue is a no-brainer for bipartisan support -- increased assistance and immediate attention for our veterans. recently, we deport -- we reported on deplorable living conditions at the southeast home

services following short. an average of 20 veterans today commit suicide according to the veterans and ministration. one model has its roots in boston -- home-based, a partnership of general hospital and the red sox foundation is working to yield the invisible wounds of war for veterans and their families through clinical care fitness and wellnesse research. home bases care is accessible. appointment are quickly booked if needed. time of service or discharge status doesn't matter. they require increased attention for care. we are a proud sponsor of home-based. it's truly a program to be emulated and expanded across

training our service men and women to go to war. it is unconscionable if we don't spend just as much assisting and supporting a successful return to their home base. announcer: now on newscenter 5's eyeopener -- kelly ann: mild and dry but i'm tracking a chance for rain early this week. plus the warm-up that could follow. antoinette: rocking new zealand -- the pictures just in from that area. doug: coast guard pulling off a tough mission to save stranded boaters. antoinette: wish granted -- the new hampshire boy fighting a rare disease and how he will get the trip of a lifetime. announcer: you are watching wcvb, boston's news leader. this is newscenter 5 has eye-opener.

bu sales club. a sparkling day. i'm sure they are wearing the wetsuits. 55 degrees. 1031 here on a sunday morning. antoinette: nice temperatures out there for this time of year. kelly ann: who would think it is november? near 60 this afternoon. a great endto to clear. the sun is breaking out, allowing for a beautiful fall day as you head out on this sunday. a few clouds lingering in boston. mostly cloudy skies earlier has ended as we see the sunshine breaking through from the west and that will keep the sunshine

through your monday. high pressure keeping us nice and dry and clear throughout the day and keeping us on the warmer ad of the scale. regionwide, inching toward the 60's and height of the afternoon. have a look at the next track of rain coming up. antoinette: following t earthquake. doug: tsunami waves hitting the area right now. it's the same area that was rocked by an earthquake in 2011 when 185 people were killed. we have some video now. no word of injuries. the quake lasted for an extended time and the shaking was more powerful than they had seen before. stories happening right now -- a

investigation in dorchester. one person was killed and another injured in a shooting on ames street yesterday. a man in his 20's was taken to the hospital where he later died. no leads on any suspects. antoinette: a serious car crash under investigation. it happened late last night on medfield street. a utility pole snapped in half. it is unclear if happen. doug: the victim in it's shooting has died. he was found in the woods by two teens. investigators are asking anyone who has seen a red 2016 mazda three sedan with florida plates to call police. antoinette: the coast guard releasing footage of a rescue in boston harbor. helicopter capturing the effort.

just enough to rock the sailboat around. reporter: a rough water rescue caught after a sales -- after a sailboat runs aground in the harbor. the distress call coming just after one in the afternoon. rescuers there within five minutes, but it was not that easy. >> they got alongside the boat that were unable to do so because of the ways and the wind. reporter: stunning video as they rescue two people from the water below. a congratulatory fist bump before they succumb to the chilly temperatures. >> hypothermia is a big one. anyone going into the water only has a matter of minutes. reporter: before you head out into the unpredictable sea -- some advice -- >> the easiest thing to do is check the weather. know the weather before you go out.

are expected to be just fine. doug: news this morning, the father of a baby who died in marlborough speaking out for the first time. he's telling the globe the last thing he remembers coming he was about to in just a substance with his girlfriend with the baby's mother. the babies grandmother found the five week old in his parents bed . they were both unresponsive. investigator into the possibility that one of them rolled over onto the baby. we do know they were given a drug overdose reversal drug. antoinette: the u.s. embassy in afghanistan is closed after yesterday's attack at u.s. airbase. four americans were killed in that suicide bombing. the secretary of defense says to u.s. servicemen into american contractors were killed. another 16 u.s. service members were hurt.

the embassy said in a statement that it is closing as a temporary precautionary measure. hundreds of pamphlets dropped in mosul last night in the latest move toward the isis-held city. iraqi forces continue their efforts to take back the city. it also included information about the victories achieved by securi f doug: the man accused of firing a stray bullet that hit a 13-year-old boy in his bedroom is in court tomorrow. he was arrested in andover less than 24 hours after gunfire erected on telling him street last month. police say he is a known gang member. juan lopez delgado was hit in the shoulder and recovered from his injuries. antoinette: a former priest will

that date back to the 80's and 90's. the abuse allegedly happened when he was a little league coach. the accuser is now 38 years old and recently came forward. he said he did so to protect other children from possible abuse. new hampshire's supreme court will uphold the rape shield y'all -- rape shield law. he is set to appeal the conviction and oral arguments will be made open to the public. but his sexual history will remain sealed. doug: this pickup truck so close to landing in the water. the truck had been backing down a driveway. no one was hurt but it did take an expensive to know to get the

voting state will be treated fairly in a trumpet ministration. later this morning, he points to the commonwealth status as a national leader in high tech, health care, and higher education. >> president elect donald trump, how will affect -- affect massachusetts? >> hopefully he will keep his commitment that he will be president for all the people. we hope he will treat us fairly because we are a donor state. we are the third highest per capita in the country and contribute substantial revenue to the federal government and we are entitled to get a substantial portion back to support our programs and services. doug: he suggests significant changes to the new legalized marijuana measure. you can catch otr coming up at the top of the hour.

meeting to go over issues from the first quarter, including incident like this one when windows cars filled up with smoke. tracking breaking news from new zealand where a massive 7.8 earthquake has hit. doug: the powerful quake generating a tsunami. no injuries being report, but we will keep you updated early in the morning there. a new study looks at smoking habits in this country. the cdc says more work needs to be done and we will tell you why. >> they did and ekg on my bathroom floor and that's what i knew i was having a heart attack. antoinette: a shocking diagnosis for healthy young women. what could be causing this danger? kelly ann: mild and dry through

fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we're offering incredibly fast 150 meg internet, just in time for the holidays. hurry, freddy, you're gonna miss it. coming. i can't believe he's doing this. it's so fast that in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record held by gary watson... fly, gary, fly.

...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder, all at the same time. gary. only fios offers 150 meg internet with equal upload and download speeds, tv and phone for just 79.99 per month online for the first year; plus a 150 dollar visa prepaid card with a two-year agreement. visit getfios.com or call 1-888-get-fios to learn more. only fios can. doug: hope you are enjoying your coffee and checking your health news. cigarette smoking rates are at an all-time low.

above 15%, a drop to 37 million between 2005 and 2015. the cdc says more work needs to be done. nearly half of all cancer diagnoses are linked to tobacco use. smoking ranks highest among men. antoinette: healthy, active women suffering heart attacks. the symptoms may be as simple as that were back pain. but it's a medical mystery docts beautiful sunny day. reporter: she spent the day with her toddler and just hours after taking this photo, she was in the emergency room, diagnosed with a heart attack. brexit was a complete shock. reporter: she is young and healthy with no history of heart disease, yet this angiogram found a tear.

>> it's not as rare as one might expect. reporter: it is called spontaneous coronary artery dissection. doctors are still learning the cause, but they have some clues. it effects significantly more women than men. the average age is 44 years old and appears to occur after emotional activity or emotional stress. >> wheneve is a surge of adrenaline, it can cause the heart to beat strongly. reporter: hormones may increase the risk. she delivered to babies in less than two years and was working out that afternoon. >> i thought maybe i just pulled a muscle. reporter: even the paramedics thought she was having a panic attack. >> the symptoms of anxiety are very similar.

young women would go to the emergency room and be sent home. heart could actually stop beating or having a bad rhythm problem in that first several days of heart attack. reporter: she entered a program to repair her heart. >> a almost feel betrayed by their body. reporter: we have nurses who teach meditation and stress management. grexit hard when you have two school. reporter: she says her workouts have changed completely and she tries to educate others about the dangers of doing too much. what you don't want anyone to hannah, but it is shocking to say it out loud, but it happens. reporter: doctors have not identified a genetic cause, but the research continues. they believe it could be related to broken heart syndrome where

announcer: now, your stormteam 5 forecast. antoinette: isn't that the life, hanging out. doug: a beautiful day down by the charles. it's a good thing the patriots are playing tonight because we can all get outside and get the honey do list kelly ann: we all want to be outside. later, we are starting to cool down. it really came down friday. the wind will be breezy but nothing compared to what we saw. a good opportunity to get some chores done.

temperatures are really warming up quickly. take a look overhead and the sun is starting to break through. temperatures in the 50's and a few 60's are possible. by tonight, the sunset at 4:25, that means it is going to get quickly with the clear sky. by the time sun sets, we are dropping into the 40's. satellite radar imagery dry right now. clouds are clearing out and the sun will stay in place throughout the day as high pressure keeps us under clear conditions. staying dry in the forecast but tracking the next rainfall into tuesday. that rainfall is moving in and bringing the chance for heavier

inches possible toward the cape. this rainfall is going to be combined with the fact that we have the super moon and king tides, a very high tide monday through wednesday. very high as we move into monday morning, but tuesday, that very high tide will coincide with the wind, we are talking about the potential for minor flooding issues on the coast line. that continues into wednesday and we will see that die down as we move toward the end of the week. the rainfall moving and will have a bit of a dent on the drought impact we are seeing locally. sunny skies for sunday will lead us into a clear evening perfect

to look largest right before the sun rises. right before sunrise is best, it will look about 15% brighter than average. tuesday, we have showers moving in and that coincides with the likelihood of a very high tide. things start to calm down for the rest of your seven day forecast. mostly around. then we slowly warm to near 60's by the end of next week. a high of 62 degrees. doug: it keeps coming. antoinette: for this week's high five, we travel to watertown, pull into victory field. doug: mike lynch shows us a new

tradition. mike: watertown high school has been playing football since 1921. the names and faces have changed over a full center but there has always been one constant. >> strong, confident, good layer. these kids believe in it. there are a good community and they want to represent us. well and they have, so far. mike: the world learned about watertown strong three years ago, but has been part of the player for decades. for the second year in a row, the raiders find themselves in the north final. >> it is something we say every time, you play for what is

a volunteer coach until a hospital stay cause them to ms. six games. his mom would stand on the sidelines and face time every single game so he would not miss a single play. >> she's crazy. she runs faster than me. she runs faster than me with facetime. >> they will not let any the fruit of their work is reflected in their annual playoff appearances. max everyone here relies on each other. no matter what happens, as long as it is unified, we are one. >> that's the watertown way. that is watertown strong. we salute watertown high school.

community and we wish them well for the rest of the season. antoinette: we are on top of the breaking news from new zealand. doug: a magnitude 7.8 earthquake rocking new zealand. tsunami waves are starting to crash on the south island. also, a new hampshire boy goes on a trip to disney world.

needs to... punish the porcelain occasionally. but to avoid embarrassment... i give every bathroom the v.i.poo treatment. spray generously before taking your seat and v.i.poo forms a protective layer trapping the icky smell of your devil's donuts. so, no red faces in front of your boss, hollywood's hottest director.

antoinette: a magnitude 7.8 earthquake has rocked an in new zealand near christchurch. the quake so powerful that it generated a snobby and waves eating the south island right now. these pictures showing the damage in that area. the same area that was rocked by an earthquake in 2011. 185 people were killed then. we will stay on top of this and bring you updates all day app. doug: a deadly shooting under investigation in dorchester. a man in his 20's was taken to the hospital where he later died. no lead on any suspects. boston police asking for anyone with lead to give a call. antoinette: a serious car crash under investigation. it happened late last night in midfield. you can see a utility pole

time but it has reopened. doug: a fourth day of postelection protests going strong across the country. demonstrators making their case against the new president-elect. donald trump hunkered down faced with putting together his new white house team. doug: this week will be one to remember for a new hampshire boy. doug: he is heading to disney world thanks to the new hampshire foundation. at nine years old, he has been through more than two dozen understandably, mom crying there. this is a once-in-a-lifetime trip. antoinette: does he deserve it. i hope he has a great time. doug: we have a nice rake in the weather. kelly ann: yesterday was starting to feel more like winter. we're back to fall today with

because it is an 8:30 game. sunny and dry with the next rainfall moving in tuesday. antoinette: doug says he will spend the afternoon raking leaves. kelly ann: one to come over to my house? doug: nope.

every single day, more than 8,000 men and women are working together to create a stronger, smarter, more resilient system... so the 3 1/2 million people we serve have the energy they need. ?

?

ed: good morning, everyone, it's time to go on the record. donald: we'll get along with all other nations willing to get along with us. ed: in the wake of the election the world sees a more moderate president-elect donald trump. now the transition begins. hillary: donald trump is going to be our president. we owe him an open mind and the chance to lead. hillary clinton urges the nation to come together. >> this is a more complicated issue than can be directly regulated by a bol out question. ed: beacon hill begins to struggle with implementing the voters decision to legalize pot. the senate selection stanley rosenberg is here this morning and we'll ask him if the pot tax has to be raised. let's go "on the record." >> from wcvb, boston, the inside word from washington to beacon hill.