get out of the past. get fios. patriots getting dressed up for halloween. is that photo shopped? okay, all right. here we go. and tom brady gave himself a

mustache. teaming up as the hullk and nemo. >> what a dynamic duo. the julian picture, i tweeted it out earlier. it's such a dead on ringer. whoever did the photo shop did a great job. >> i was thinking that maybe it was actually real. the weather tonight for all the trick or treaters out there. kind of cool out there. >> yeah. more treats than tricks. this time of year, it's wild weather. so we're okay with it being calm tonight. a few sprinkles possible tomorrow morning and then a warm up in store as we kick off the month of november. when you pick out a costume that's already the extra layer on top of this little union kon. she could not be any cuter. current temperatures, mid to upper 40s.

50 degrees for boston. light winds, nothing that's going to add a little extra chill to the bone but we are talking about those clouds moving in and it made for really great pictures earlier this afternoon. the mackerel sky, and we call them mackerel skies because it can look like fish scales. highs today only in the low to mid 50s. so slightly below normal for this time of year. it did feel like halloween but if you're in for a warm up, you just have to wait the next couple of days. here are the clouds coming in ahead of the warm front that's on its way in for us. we've been watching out for all of that rain in the texas region and now that rain is pushing to the east. this should not be a problem for us. it heads well to the south of us. that drags a weak front through the area as we head through tomorrow and that could pop a few showers possible for cape

midnight but for us, metro west, it isn't until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow and then it's gone by midday. there's still a slight chance for a pop shower in the afternoon or evening hours but i think it's more likely that we see breaks of cloud cover for sun shine as we head into the later part of tomorrow. rain chance is only slightly tomorrow and dry for the rest of the workweek and it starts tomorrow. it will be breezy but 63 for highs tomorrow and we have to tonight. most clocks at this time of the future, we're past back to the future day, we have the clocks do it for us. but either way, you have to set those clocks back, then do so tonight, because big changes. sunset was at 5:39, tomorrow it's set for 38.

here's the good news, we get an extra hour of sleep and the boost of temperatures, we know with the jet stream, what goes down or up in one location has of the country. we benefit from that. look at these temperatures, 5/10, even 15 degrees above normal for this time of year. cooler temperatures for coastal areas but then check out thursday and friday. november? doesn't even make any sense. have a great evening. after dropping his first

calling for a change between the pipes. good thing coach never pulled the plug following up the shutout with 31 saves on friday. these are back on the ice tonight in tampa. the celtics with a reality check on friday. two-time defending division champions, walking away with a 113-103 win >>man: i think we need to slow down and make the simple play. i think that's the problem. we're all still trying to figure each other out. we're going to continue to get better but the main thing is to slow down >>man: we're not moving the ball as well as we need to and taking care of the ball. that's been for 96 minutes consistent. that will be a tell tale thing

for our team. if we turn the ball over like this, we won't have a very good year. >> boston college admits the roughest stretch thus far. just one win over a d-1 opponent. 0-5 in conference play. no threat of a passing game. not even magic can pump life into the eagles right now. eagles take on virginia tech. they're down 10-0 in the second. scooping it up and taking it 17-0. bc now 23, turn over the offense, john quarterback hit charlie for the first down and later the drive it's richard wilson punting it in from three yards out. officially eliminated.

perfect 7-0 winning its 21st straight in a thriller. unbeaten and ranked the top 25. way, too. two touchdowns and a timely turnover in the fourth leading to just 38 seconds but when the clock struck zero they remained unbeaten. >>man: they played a great game. that's just the way it is. but we're a tough team. we did the thing that we do best, we just find a way to win. and i'm so proud of our kids and we never give up as cliche as that is. that's about the only explanation i have for that w american fa roe is the third triple crown winner in 30 years. become the first ever grand slam

looking to add to his legacy, and a $5 million certainly make him a legend in the sport. 7 others looking to knock off the horse. including key ice. here's larry with the call of the line. >>reporter: >> an outstanding call there, winning the breedest cup. final race, he becomes the only grand slam winner in the sports great history. big sports extra and on sunday night, the patriots 7-0 start. we'll talk about the brew as well as bu head coach joe jones in the house. that's all caught up tomorrow

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from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" reporting tonight, kristen welker. we begin tonight with yet another tragedy in the skies. this time, a russian plane crashed in egypt claiming the lives of all 224 people on board. most of the passengers were russians. 25 were children. they had just departed the red sea resort of sharm el sheikh when the plane went down 23

minutes after takeoff. russian president, vladimir putin has declared tomorrow a day of mourning as they comb through the wreckage and look for answers. bill neely starts us off from cairo. >> reporter: in a barren desert, the mangled remains of a plane carrying 224 people, their clothes scattered, their cell phones ringing in the debris. no one survived to answer. many passengers were found still strapped to their seats. 25 were children. this was a metro jet plane, an a-321. it took off at 5:21 from sharm el sheikh bound for st. petersburg, russia. it dropped suddenly at 31,000 feet and slowed dramatically before disappearing from radar and crashing. communication has been lost, he says, but russian officials have no idea why. the airline quickly

was not to blame. >> translator: our pie lol was pilot was very experienced she says. we don't know what caused the crash. >> reporter: at st. petersburg airport, terrible scenes as relatives learned everybody was dead. >> i got a call on the way to the airport. >> my son called us before he left with is had wife and ten-month-old daughter. ready to board, juri and his three--month-old daughter photographed by her mom, all perished. egyptian officials hinted that they believe a technical failure caused the crash. the crew complaining of engine trouble several times in the past week. the pilot in the final minutes reportedly requesting an emergency landing. the plane crashed in the sinai desert where islamists have fought an insurgency for years. russian and egyptian

ministers dismissed claims that the plane had been shot down saying militant lacked the missiles to do it. tonight, russia is in shock and in mourning. a national tragedy is still a mystery this country will not forget. a mystery that may soon be in disbelief. both the plane's black box recorders have been recovered and russian investigators have arrived here in cairo tonight. one shock wave from all of this. some airlines are reviewing their flight paths, two european carriers carriers citing security saying they won't fly over this area until the exact cause has been determined. thank you for the latest. we want to turn to captain john cox, who spent 30 years in safety and crash investigations and is an aviation analyst. thank you, captain cox. you have flown this exact model plane before. we know they have

as bill neely just reported. based on your knowledge, what do you think investigators will learn from the black boxes? >> i spent 350 flying the a-320 family, including the a-321. it is a very reliable plane. it has an outstanding record. the investigators are going to look at everything. at this point, they are going to look at tech any cam technical issues and the potential for human error. the good news is, we have recovered the cockpit voice recorder and the flight data recorder. those are going to be essential in understanding what happened and what caused this tragedy. >> we know they will be significant. we have also learned the plane slowed down dramatically before the crash. what does that tell you along with the images you have seen of the wreckage so far? >> well, the pilots reached cruising altitude and then advised air traffic control of a technical problem and they

wanted to divert. there is some conflict about whether they wanted to go back to sharm el sheikh or cairo. they wanted to put the airplane back on the ground. they started a pretty rapid descent. it is within the normal flight envelope but it is rapid. if the radar data is correct, the airplane slowed dramatically. that's something the investigators are going to look at very, very closely. if the airplane got too slow, it could have stalled. this airplane has protection around it. but if that's possible and the images that we have seen from the wreckage site, they also show that the airplane appears to be all there. it is consistent with a low impact velocity. so i think this is one of the areas of focus. >> captain john cox, thank you so much for your insights this evening. we really appreciate it. we want to bring you an update on a

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today rkts today, flood warnings. stranding at least 90 motorists. tornadoes struck two nearby towns injuring two people and damaging about 30 homes. >> we heard lots of alerts coming through on our phones and we had to let them know we wanted to be on alert and my husband and i jumped out of bed and ran and grabbed the kids and hunkered down in the hallway. >> a lot have of wind. almost sounded like a train. >> reporter: at this r.v. park, a possible tornado touched down. no one was injured. they are helping this mud-filled home. in less than a minute, water from a rising creek came pouring through the doors and windows. she stood there in the living room holding on to her dog ashley until help finally came. watching her belongings float away. >> the halloween rains will make this month the wettest october on record for much of texs a.

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