kristen: this is a tradition in amherst. laying the recent takes just a minute but it means so much to veterans and your families. volunteers set out in the rain to honor veterans who have died. those who gave everything they had. >> they sacrificed the ultimate come of giving their life to us, to give us our freedom. kristen: michael, veteran himself, was one of the volunteers who late holiday wreaths at great sites belonging to veterans across the state. >> gives me pleasure to do this. i know i contributed and did something for these people. kristen: the day is organized each year by marie, her father was also a veteran. she does this to honor him and in amherst. >> and chemistry of 500 some interest from totaling 470 veterans. it is all done by volunteers. kristen: she says the reasons-=- -- wreath are donated each year. it is a simple gesture but one that touches her heart. >> they will leave and i come back a little later. kristen: among the group polishing was the sake can a small team and veterans advocates. >> i do

al jazeera's john terrett reports from amherst college. >> reporter: amherst college football the lord the field at the start a glitch match with rival rivals trinity college from hartford college, everyone is cheering on the lord jeffs but not everyone is keen on the mascot's name. >> i think it's deeply offensive. >> reporter: amherst college in the rolling hills of western massachusetts is one of the most prestigious and ethnically diverse in the country. but its unofficial mass to the is lord jeffrey amherst who has set to have favored wiping out native americans by giving them blankets infected with small pox. the college is trying to stay out of the issue prefevering to leave t it to students and alums did seed whether he stays or guys. >> it matters he norm justicely tenormously to thea limb nigh a. there were alumni on both sides of thish and i students on both sides of the issue. the discussion is what's important. >> reporter: but michaela tatum is neither of the native american -- leader of the native person students on campus, she says while the discussion is important, som

we have that story. >> amherst football team on the field. it's parents weekend here and everyone is dearing on the lord jeffs but not everyone is keen on the name. >> in western massachusetts, one of the most prestigious and ethnically diversed college in the region. but it was jeff amherst who was in favor of wiping out native americans by giving them blankets infected with small pox. >> it matters enormously to applto alumni. it matters tremendously to students. and there are alumni on both sides of the issue and students on both sides of the issue. the discussion is what is important. >> but the leader of the native american students organization on campus, she said while the discussion is important, sometimes she thinks that's all the college does. >> why can we have just the same discussion. i can tell you how many meetings i've been to without a. >> the controversy is not new. the red skin football team is mired in controversy regarding its name. there is a team called the midgets, and adidas announced it will help financial help and d

. >>> at amherst was a revered british commander back in the 18th century but also known for the mass killing of native americans. >> amherst college football team, the lord jeffs on the field with rival trinity college from hartford, connecticut. everyone is cheering on the lord jeffs but not everyone is key on the mascot name. >> one of the most pretee justice and ethnically diversed college in the country. the college is trying to stay out of the issue preferring to leave it to students and alumni to decide whether lord jeffs stays or goes as mascot. >> it matters enormously to alumni. anand it matters tremendously to students. and there are alumni on both sides of the issue and students on both sides of the issue. the discussion is what is important. >> but the leader of the native american students organization on campus says while the discussion is important sometimes she thinks that's all the college does. >> how many times can we have the same forum and discussion that we've had countless times at this point. i can't tell you countless meetings i've been to without there being

you can finds it on t shirts and other items that can be bought in amherst. occasionally used in the college newspaper. the council is spear heading a discussion to have those references removed. ail poll has been organised for december so students can vote on the issue. >> we intend to ask do you or do you not want to keep lord jeff as our unofficial mascot. >> reporter: so then you will know. >> we will have confirmed evidence. >> reporter: a few years ago a moose wandered onto the campus and that is suggested that a moose would replace lord jeff. a moose is at the home coming game. for today everyone is here just to support the team, whatever the name of the mascot >>> that poll is not binding. the editor of the newspaper is prepared to stop using the name lord jeff if it turns out the majority of the students at amherst are against the name. so the moose could be up sooner than he thinks. not everyone is against the name lord jeff. it is a bit of a fight. the university are trying to stay out of it because they think it's really to be decided by the exist

and in amherst, laying wreaths at their graves. they visited five cemeteries, a tradition tradition organized by marie. it means so much to veterans and their families. >> in amherst we have five cemeteries, total about 470 veterans and it's all done by volunteers. >> marie mentioned this, and i thought it was important. what a wonderful thing she's doing and amherst. another good example and not just sitting back and saying thank you, but getting engaged, you know? >> the wreaths will be displayed on graves until may. we hope you stay with us. opioids, the impact on children and what's being done to help >> the temperature is cooler, 30's and 40's around the state. we'll talk about when to expect hampshire. >> the unh football season came it's been her fight for twenty years. something is wrong with our healthcare system and it needs to be fixed. then, it was about health reform and getting eight million kids covered. now, it's about stopping republicans from repealing obamacare, and taking on insurance companies to bring down dru

happening today, the town of amherst will honor veterans who passed away. it takes place two days after living each and every year. this is video from a past event. volunteers will place 480 wreaths at five cemeteries, beginning at 11:00 this morning. beginning at meadow view cemetery on foundry street. the wreaths will stay there coming up on news 9 this mrning. a black friday of protests. hundreds of demonstrators braving cold temperatures and filling maine shopping areas. >> an unusual robbery in michigan, a thief managed to >> good morning, new hampshire. it's ten past 6:00. there's a live look at meredith. we've got rain showers passing through we might get a boost or otherwise temperatures fall through the rest of the day. much cooler air returning and i'll have the forecast in a few minutes. amy: in paris the national anthem played. each was recognized by name. president hollande pledged to destroy the quote, army of fanatics, responsible for the attacks. we've learned that french authorities have been closely monitoring airport and rail workers with

you don't have 18, 19-year-old students standing up to their institutions. >> we are at amherst.g my own experience to be the most helpful step. >> it's really exciting to actually get the meet the other activists. >> i felt so cared for until i actually needed yale. >> the administration kept telling us to take our foot off the pedal. >> hi. nice to meet you. i'm annie. >> i'm rachel. nice to meet you. >> i just decided to take some time off and moved here with my sister. and i'm seeing the two little girls. one of the reasons i wanted to do this is i never want them to ever have to deal with something like this. >> we have a survivor who doesn't know if she can stop cutting. >> the worst part for me is having to relive the experience of everybody else, this vicarious trauma that i couldn't process anymore. >> it's just not fair. it's really not fair. >> but it's the only way i get up in the morning. i would have given anything to have someone believe me, someone who supported me. >> i'm andrea. nice to meet you. >> i was raped by a basketball player at the university of tulsa.

not really much of anything and a couple around amherst at this particular time. a couple more to the west. the higher elevations with the maybe a snowflake. you to the west. ushering in chillier temperatures for you to down to the 40' s. we did reach about 60 today. they may not have felted it because of the strong winds. 30 in boston , two things, a good deal of wind and it will be noticeably colder. boston will only be 40 to 45 with wind gusts at 45 miles per hour. i will let you know about the >> announcing plans to visit worcester 2016 donald trump planning massachusetts he will visit meantime the gop front runner campaign against ben carson. and carson is making headlines intelligence on syria for the white house. donald trump' s latest instagram video asks whether ben carson is a pathological liar. he went to one step further. >> he longed that knife. >> he acted out a story and carson' s autobiography where carson tried to stab a friend. trump also slammed the very voters he was speaking to. donald trump: how stupid are the people of the country to believe this crab -- this cr

the rallies took part at umass amherst. they want free public college and a cancellation of all >>> good friday morning and happy friday 13th. fingers crossed. not a scary commute. things moving along nicely. route 1 looks good. 93 south heading down from north of town. the expressway moving along at a decent clip. we take to you a live look past the gas tank. a lot of space between those cars. live drive time 13 minutes on the pike from the weston tolls to the ted williams. 19 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. fox25 stormtracker meteorologist shiri spear joining us here, and you are tweeting out tweeting out breaking out for the morning commute. i feel like this week is preparing us for an easier commute. dealt with rain, fog. >> shiri: dealt with wind. it will turn a little breezy it will turn a little breezier, julie, but a little bit of sunshine something we haven't had for the past several commutes. 58 degrees this afternoon's high, the weather will be ever high, the weather will be ever-changing.

look at where most of us got to date come into the 50' s. 56 in amherst, one of the warmest spots in the state. the average high for this time in november is 49. we were well above that in a lot of southern communities. here is where we stand now. 44 in fremont. auburn, 47. already in the 40' s in the monadnock region. the london at 44 degrees. in the lakes region, everybody falling into the 40' s now as well. 42 in ashland. up to the north, already 30' s. mid-30' s in pittsburgh and stewartstown. it is going to continue to get chilly in those reaches of the state overnight tonight. the main jogger behind the cool temperatures tonight will be the clouds. where we clear out and stay clear the longest, that is were temperatures will get the coldest. that could be in the northern part of the state, although the clouds should return. these thicker clouds over central and southern new hampshire are on their way out. we will likely have clearing across most of the area overnight. that will result in cool temperatures once we get to daybreak early tomorrow morning. here is the setup we have

and while we are talking running, thanks to the amherst junior womens club for having me out to their 5k this morning. great fun, great weather. 211 runners finished the race. the winner was former bishop guertin star jeff lacoste. we are a day away from the big game. unh football will host colgate at 3:30 tomorrow in the first round of the fcs playoffs. they are a couple of hot teams. 4 straight wins for the wildcats, 5 in a row for the red raiders. this will be the 2nd playoff meeting between the teams. ricky santos and unh crushed colgate 55-21 back in 2006. unh is in the playoffs for the 12th straight season. >> they will have a chip on their shoulder. they played us pretty tough in the first game. it' s always the second time

in terms of my research i , focused on the virginia piedmont, specifically areas in virginia, amherst county, nelson county. these are scientifically chosen. it had to do with where i lived and the counties i commuted to to go to work. [laughter] ms. rainville: it means if you are asking on counties not on that route, i will take a good guess. but within those counties, and albemarleem are in and amherst counties, that is where the 150 cemeteries are that i visited and studied for this research. on the map in the lower right-hand corner -- do not worry, there will not be a quiz -- but the four digits you are looking at are the foundlings of these counties by european americans. i would also point out that if your interests are in native american burial grounds, those , of course, date back tens of thousands of years in virginia . those were not the focus of my research. but, of course, in this region there are also hundreds and , hundreds of unmarked native burials as well. so, the chronology -- cemeteries, one of the most important things about cemeteries is they function as outdoor

. >> amherst. >> michigan. >> university of minnesota. >> niagara university. >> larry: woo, it's even niagra universities? the harvard of colleges named after waterfalls. man, this protest movement is spreading so fast you would think it was sleeping with charlie sheen. what? what? too soon? like i gave it to him. ( laughter ) okay, so what are they protesting? >> a costume traefers can the can mack college has led to thes areination of the dean of students. >> one of the students posting with a costume of mariachi has resigned from her position as student body president. two student went on a hunger strike. >> racist halloween costume? i don't know if it rises to hunger strike level. if they go on a hunger strike, that means their uneaten candy might go to waste unless they mail their almond joy to a certain late-night host who loves the coco-nutty goodness of those treat. mail them to don lemon. candy aside, it does seem like an over-reaction to hunger strike over halloween controversies, especially in light of the greater problems mizzou students and teaches face. halloween controv

you can also see a little spot here, close to amherst. but the heavier rains, that's in a cluster for about philadelphia to new york city, now on to southwest connecticut. that is kind of destined for hartford, springfield, worcester. then there's more around the carolina close. that's going to get eastern new england. as we take you out in time, here's how it breaks down. 8:00 tonight, steady rains, around worcester. by 9, 10, 11, getting into the boston area. now you can see some of the heavier downpours. even a rumble of thunder. then that moves eastward. the start of the morning commute tomorrow, especially in the early part of that commute, could be very wet from boston to providence, down towards southeastern mass, cape cod and the islands, right up till about 7:00 in boston, maybe 8:00. lingering a little longer on the cape, till about 9:00, 10:00. then the weather will improve. so tomorrow afternoon looks a lot different than the way the day starts. other thing i want to point out be in reasonably good shape saturday, although the

now, the homeowner says that she paid healy tree works of amherst $5,000 to cut down 20 trees on her property. the crew had been working since seven this morning. as they were removing the last tree around 1:45 this afternoon the owner of healy tree works says the crane hit a septic tank in the back yard that they didn't know was there. a sinkhole opened up, the crane toppled over and smashed into the roof of the house. they say the climber had to jump down from the tree he was cutting to miss the crane. >> the crane operator started yelling to our climber saying it's coming over, it's going over, are you okay. and he was just holding on to the tree as close as he could so he wouldn't get himself killed, and next thing you know, twist, the bottom of the crane hit his foot, crushed it. >> i said oh my god, i was looking out the window over the sink, i said the crane is right over. reporter: the owner of healy tree works says his worker is in the hospital with a broken foot but hopefully will be back to work in four to six weeks and is expected to be okay. the homeowner says she's live

amherst, new hampshire at 26. 7 a.m. temperatures are going to mostly be running in the 20s to mostly be running in the 20s. average out say 26 degrees. either way you look at it, it is going to be cold, my friends is going to be cold, my friends. we have got lots of sunshine today. at noontime, 40 degrees. a couple of scattered clouds will be moving in not to worry. we do stay dry. lower 40s through the afternoon and back down to freezing at 7:00 this evening. i will show you how how long this cold stretch will continue coming up. for now over to julie with a look at the roads. >> shiri, things moving you a long nicely at this early hour. pike looks good from framingham through the weston tolls into the allston-brighton area. coming from the north shore. i will keeping a close eye on traffic headed in the reverse direction as many of you get ready to head out of town for thanksgiving. zakim bridge wide open. live drive times. 25 minutes on the pike from 495 to mass avenue. 9 minutes on the expressway from the braintree

amherst got to 56 degrees. 55 in win 10. exit her, 54. tomorrow will be very similar, maybe a degree or two ko hler -- cooler. here is where we sit right now, 46, rochester. differences between cities is because where clouds have been hanging out. where you have clouds, temperatures will be warmer. where it' s clear, you don' t have that blanket to keep the heat, so the cool settles in. you can see that on satellite where you' ve got the clouds, mainly from the notches and up to the north. elsewhere we' d been clearing out. it will likely be coolest in central and southern new hampshire doing -- during the overnight hours. the jet stream, which is basically on top of us, it' s a river of air 40,000 feet to 50,000 feet above our heads. it' s the dividing line between cooler and more mild air to the south. little bit more compare and to where we been recently. tomorrow, high temperatures may be a degree or two around where we were today, and tuesday, slightly cooler. as we get into the rest of the week, that is when the warming trend will k

we have 44 in fitchburg. 47 in amherst, new hampshire. windham, new hampshire at 46 degrees. taking knew southeastern massachusetts, waking up here to the lower 50s this is where we have the best wet and patchy fog along the shore something i will be keep an eye on for you. 7 a.m., 50. mild, partly sunny, becoming mostly cloudy at noontime at 57 degrees. winds start cranking into the afternoon. 3 p.m., 56 degrees. slight risk of a shower and spot showers at 7:00 this evening. at when spot showers turn into spot flurries. julie, back over to you for a check on those roads. >>> shiri, things moving along nicely as you head out the door nicely as you head out the door. lots of green which means traffic flows looking good. 93 south heading down from the north shore, shouldn't have too many issues. live look at the zakim where no construction there at the moment either. live drive times. 25 minutes on the pike from 495 mass avenue. nine minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike. 22 minutes from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. >>> 4:32 right now. and we

amherst, 29. all we got out here this morning are clouds. it is staying dry all day. middle 30s here at 7 a.m. not as cold as past morning, but by noon time free of thanksgiving, 53 degrees. 56 at 3 p.m. and we are back in the 40s by 7:00 this evening. nice and quiet. we will show you how much warm ter turns in time for your friday forecast coming up. daniel, back to you. >>> breaking news now in boston. four people are shot and one person has died across the treat at a bar across the street from fenway park. michael has more where he good morning, michael. >>reporter: good morning, dan, this happened right outside of the popular pub "who's on you can still see heavy police presence outside of fenway park and the evidence markers on the ground. b pd tell me that officers were standing where i am standing on the corner of van necessary and youngkey when they saw the shots ring out and hundreds of people start to flee the scene. bpd says a private function was going on at that bar, and hundreds were leaving and when officers got there -- b pd said it was hard to make se

amherst, new hampshire 38 degrees. 37 in plymouth. so 30s and 40s will do it for you early this morning as you leave the house. so on either side of 40 degrees here at 7 a.m., with that little bit of patchy fog, it will dissipate within the hour. so by 8 a.m., we will be seeing a whole lot of sunshine the rest of the day. noontime 64 degrees. per hour. at 3 p.m., 68 degrees. really warm conditions later today. dropping back down to 55 at 7 p.m. i will show you where the winds are going to be the strongest as we get into the afternoon hours coming up in less than 10. now back over to julie grauert with live drive-time tractor-trailer, hey, julie. >>julie: good morning things looking light at this early hour. pike wide open into boston. 93 south looking good as is route 1 from the north shore. live look at the zakim bridge, leverett connector, one car out there. you will be doing just fine if you were headed into the city. 11 minutes on the pike from speen street to washington street. 9 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split

amherst at 32 degrees. same in bridgewater as well as plymouth. sandwich at 44 and brewster at 45. 30s and 40s as we wake up. meet in the middle say 35 degrees at 7 a.m. chilly but bright. so you will want the sunglasses from the getgo in morning. at noontime 57 degrees as the sunshine continues. 3 p.m. and 60 degrees. and even clear here at 7 p.m., but temperatures all the way back down into the 40s. we do have a lot of rain that will move in late tomorrow. i have the timeline on that coming up in just a few, but right now julie grauert with live drive-time traffic. julie, a great time to hit the roads? >> julie: great time. nice and light. pike moving along fine from framingham into the alston framingham into the alston-brighton area. 95 and route 1 wide open. the flashing lights on zakim bridge are overnight construction wrapping up at 5 a.m. ten minutes on pike from speen street in natick to washington street. 12 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike. 21 minutes on 128 south from route 1 in peabody to the >>> we want t

rallies took place at umass amherst. organizers say they want free public college and a debt. >>> one part of a missing person's case is solved this morning, but the larger part of this mystery is still unsolved. >>> a missing teenager is found dead on a local beach. the work being done this morning to find out how he got there.

that they know and the weather patterns that affect our seasons and what the winter is looking like. amherst middle school. i had a great time yesterday. they had some really difficult questions. you can tell the difference when you talk to them at the beginning of a weather unit and the end of a weather unit. erin: also when you talk to them before a holiday. [laughter] sean: they are pretty excited. kevin: normally, we show the middle school visits earlier in the show because they are on the bus, but they are home. sean: i thought you were going to do a stage dive there. erin: researchers have developed at amite -- researchers at m.i.t. have developed a living shirt that morphs when you sweat. it uses bacteria harvested in a lab. the synthetic bio skin reacts to body skied, causing flaps to open up, enabling sweat to evaporate and cool down. m.i.t. is working with new balance to bring this technology to market. kevin: wow. erin: interesting. sean: a whole sweat map of my body. i don' t think i' m ready for this. this is the future. erin: whoever developed that, though. sean: you are just b

amherst finishes regular season a perfect 8-0. >>> one of the football scores from yesterday -- umass' second win of the season over eastern michigan. >>> college hockey rematch of the national championship, b.u. and providence, a 3-3 tie after playing to a 1-1 tie on friday. >>> and tonight in basketball, celtics at oklahoma city. that's it for now. i'm dan roche, wbz sports. >> thank you so much. skateboarders. the new park where they will be able to get big air from now on. how cool am i, pamela? big air, man. >> ooh aw,some. >>> 50s for highs today, a little more seasonal, not as windy, so good news to wrap up the weekend with plenty of sunshine. weather trivia time -- first question of the morning before we head to that seven day forecast. when we have unusually warm novembers, like what we have now, boston tends to have how much snow during the winter months after? around average, above average, or below average? the answer is coming up. at longhorn, you' re never torn between ordering steak and something else. because now you can get, steak ... and something else. longhorn' s g

next, professors at the university of massachusetts amherst and political activists discuss the history of nonviolent protest. from the civil rights movement and anti-vietnam war protests to protests against the keystone xl pipeline and the black lives matter movement. this is one hour 10 minutes. >> i am going to introduce our moderator for tonight. that professor dan clawson agreed to moderate. activist andime union organizer, real inspiration for a great many of us on this campus. activecently he has been in building the educators for a democratic union, the progressive caucus within the massachusetts teachers association which is though largest union in the state and has been a tremendous organizing power. i will turn it over now to dan clawson. thank you. dan: here is how the evening will work. i will give you a brief overview of how the evening will work, a few minutes on the theory of direct action and questions to think about this evening and then i will turn it over to our panelists. each of the five panelists have been asked to speak for not more than 12 minutes and i will giv

and taught at williams at west point and university of massachusetts at amherst and on the side when he hasn't been teaching was writing best selling books, among them biographies of john adams, george washington, thomas jefferson, a book on thomas jefferson, american sphinx, won the national book award and his book on the revolutionary brothers, founding brothers, revolutionary generation won the pulitzer prize in 2001. he has written a book i have here, "the quartet: orchestrating the second american revolution, 1783-1789," for ten weeks on the new york times best-seller list, about what he would call the second american revolution, the revolution that began in 1787, not 1776 so let's get into that but before we do that, thank you for coming. why did you decide to focus your academic career and the revolutionary war period? you could have picked so many areas. >> i do seem obsessed, don't i? they asked willie sutton back in the 50s why do you rob banks? will be said because that is where they keep the money. the late eighteenth century is where they keep the ideas. the wellspring,

dedham and 51 in framingham and we still got a lot lower 50s in holden and maynard and pepperell and amherst, new hampshire so there are couple chilly spots and kind of knocking on door at 60 peeling off the extra layers and foggy spots are out and updated that graphic, it is mostly sunny now and winds gusting up around 20, 25 miles per hour into the afternoon and 64 at noon time today and sunshine all into the afternoon, very warm afternoon with upper 60s. i'm going to break downtown by town though where we get to near 70 this afternoon. back to you, julie. >> julie: accident 128 southbound and area and another issue on 128 northbound as you approach the pike. you can see expressway still heavy volume as you head past exit 13. here are live drive times, 24 minutes on the pike from the weston tolls to the ted williams tunnel and 36 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike and 34 minutes leverett connector. >> daniel: in canton man in custody following early morning standoff and jessica reyes has been live on the scene for us all morning where tense situation ended aroun

rr auction is based in boston but used to be headquartered in amherst, new hampshire. adam: don' host the bills on monday night football tomorrow. wmur. kickoff is at 8:30. "dancing with the stars" moves to metv. you can also find it over the air on 9.2. demand the next a at abc.com. big game against the bills, but thanks for joining us.

posted it on the facebook page if you like to share it and help find this girl, her name is lyndon amherst and continue to throughout morning. >> daniel: adrian haslett davis sent out this tweet last night saying hi american air, you lost my luggage with over $250,000 of legs and dance parts i have an entire team on you. please respond. it has been days and i can't dance. she lost her well,eg in the 2013 bombing and she was traveling with specialized dancing prosthetic made by m.i.t. times since the bombings. around midnight davis tweeted she did not have an update yet. airline tweeted saying they are doing everything they can to reunite with luggage and certainly keep you updated on this all morning. >> julie: curt schilling subpoenaed after looking at 75 million-dollar deal with schilling's company, 38 studios. when the business failed it left taxpayers on the hook for the cost. the committee asked schilling to answer questions about how the deal went wrong but his lawyers declined. the subpoena will not be enforced in massachusetts where schilling is from. >>> julie: dramatic ending on

marshfield at 50, sandwich 50 with a little more cloud cover and worcester 42 and fitchburg 41 to amherst, new hampshire at 35 , jaffrey, new hampshire at 43 . day planner is going to go like this for your thanksgiving. right now about 46 in boston, not as cool as yesterday, going to be dry with sun and scattered clouds at noon time, 53, middle 50s for highs this afternoon and by 7:00 p.m. if you're dining late, 40s it is going to cool down overnight tonight i got some more good warm weather news and wait until you see the friday warm-up coming up shortly catherine? >> we continue to follow breaking news this morning. police are searching for suspects connected with shooting near a popular boston bar. one person was killed, two others injured. fox25 michael henrich joins us live from the scene where there's movement at the scene right now, michael. >> shadows of fenway park and looks like they just drove away when the back was turned just for the moment that they were introducing the story here. there was a flatbed and taking alley way next to who's on first two other people were shot and

amherst finishes a perfect 8-07. >>> umass wins 28-7 over eastern michigan. college hockey rematch of the national championship, b.u. and providence, 3-3 after playing to a 1-1 tie on friday. and celtics at oklahoma city tonight. that's it for now. i'm dan roche, wbz sports. >> all right, dan, thank you. >>> well, it was a good-bye that drew a big crowd. the implosion from down under in san francisco bay. pamela? >>> a clear and crisp start to the day. a little bit of a breeze out there still. other locations could have some areas of frost but on our way to high in the 50s, seasonal temperatures, and less of a wind compare to the last couple of days. a little bit of a cooldown coming your way in the seven day forecast but first, we have weather trivia. on average what are the coldest days of the year in boston? january 3-4, january 17-18, february 9-10, or february 25- 26? >>> we often bring you building implosions but how many times have you seen a pier implode? kind of cool, huh? in san francisco yesterday, the last remaining span of the old bay bridge was

freezing in pepperell and amherst, new hampshire with lower 30s. by noon time, we are going to be into the lower 50s. highs peak there in the 50s. partly sunny skies. i will time out the cool down as we hit the evening coming up as we hit the evening coming up, but for now, back over to you, catherine. >> back to that breaking news in boston where police are investigating an overnight shooting outside a busy bar. fox25's michael henrich is live in when r fenway where one person has died, michael. >>reporter: a half a block where i stand at van necessary and youngkey way. police tell thus happened right outside of who's on first. a popular pub in the shadows of fenway park here in the heart of boston. it happened around 2:00 this morning. there was a private function going on at who's on first. and then officers right around necessary and youngkey way heard shots rang out. hundreds of people ran away where they found man in his late 20s suffering from a gun late 20s suffering from a gunshot wound and he was pronounced dead at the scene. two other pe

the homeowner says she paid healy tree works out of amherst property. the crew had been working since 7:00 this morning and as they were removing the very last tree a worker says the crane hit it a septic tank in the back yard, the hole opened up, the crane toppled over and hit the roof. the homeowner says she's owned the house for 28 years and never system. >> you should have seen me in the window, i was so amazed watching those big trees not hit the house, just come right down, i said oh everything is perfect, no problems. all a sudden we hear this big bang. >> we've been here since seven this morning, took down 20 plus trees. last one just went haywire, murphy's law. jean: that was one of the tree crew members there, he says when the operator tried to move the machine the climber hanging on did have his foot injured, he was taken to the hospital. well, rain, clouds are moving into the state right now. we're going to get quite a bit of rain before this clears up again. let's check in with mike haddad for the latest. mike: so far the rain this month ha

mass amherst, so good luck to danny with the minutemen next year. jean: thanks, jamie. a holiday tradition will be getting a new look this year. josh: we'll tell you which familiar faces are getting a 3d makeover when we come back. tom: then at 6:00 tonight a goalie for the monarchs facing serious charges tonight, plus we've got our first look at some of the prosecution's evidence in the kidnapping and sexual assault case of nathaniel kibby, as he and his lawyers fight to keep it out of his upcoming trial. and 30 years after the discovery, major developments announced today as investigators try to identify three bodies, a woman and four children found dumped in barrels in bear brook jean: the first ever giant robot duel will take place next year. josh: what took so long? in one corner will be the 12,000-pound 15-foot tall mark 2 created by a california based company called megabots. in the other corner will be a 9,000-pound 13-foot tall robot made by a tokyo based company. that team u.s.a. can beat japan. we've assembled the best of the best in this country, we're not g

within those counties, most of them are in amherst county, that is where the 150 cemeteries are that i visited and studied for this research. on the map in the lower right-hand corner, don't worry there will not be a quiz but the numbers you are looking at seem to be the founding of these counties by european americans. i would also point out that if your interests are in native american burial grounds, those of course date back tens of thousands of years in virginia and those were not the focus of my research but of course in this region there are also hundreds and hundreds of unmarked native burials as well. so, the chronology, cemeteries, one of the most important things about them is that they function as outdoor museums. while they are obviously a place of personal morning of loss, more broadly when you study the more you would quickly come to realize that you can read the gravestones and they provide insight into local history. not just family stories, but community stories and more broadly the stories, in my case, of race in virginia and racial relations. so, toward the end wh

way, runners up, those courses that came in second and third place, one, taking marx seriously at amherstrefusal to work at cornell university. sandra, your thoughts. sandra: most biased course, i don't know. is that a stretch to assume this isn't like other classes offered in other universities across this country right now? i always say when we have reports things happening on our universities and our college campuses you wonder how much more of this is going on out there, right, peter? this is one instance coming to life. >> it is but i will surprise you, i think the courses are okay. harris: really? why? >> i think a campus is about academic freedom and freedom of expression, exposing people to even stupid ideas and have them debated. there has been a history of problems in policing since time in memorial. it is okay to talk about. i'm not going to say police are racist because they're not. i'm not saying police are inherently violent. they're not. if they want to say that it is a up did course. let them debate it. but i'm not going to shut down courses at university even if it's a st

what is happening at amherst. what is happening at yale and university of minnesota.ple don't need a safe space. if they don't want to show up for commemoration of 9/11 attacks, stay home. it is insulting to moderate muslims frankly. why would moderate muslims need a safe space when you talk about a an attack perpetrated by radical muslims. harris: julie? >> that is great point. i had exact same point. the president tried very hd to call it radical islam for a reason. what these students is paint islam with the brush. might offend muslim students. muslim students will not be offended by this, i don't know any muslims, i happen to know a lot who agree with what happened with 9/11. why would you not commemorate this atrocity along with muslim students on campus? this is counterproductive. to your point they did exactly what they want to avoid, which is painting islam with very broad brush that tarnishes in ways that moderate muslims would not want. harris: sandra? sandra: amazing. they're pointing out age of students at which time 9/11 happen. the entering freshman clas

we have it from holden to fitchburg over to pepperell up to amherst, new hampshire. a little blip of steady rain. back behind that though. you folks are going to clear out in the next hour. your day planner looks like in. 55 degrees in boston. it is a pretty mild start to the day. rainy but 50s. a breeze on top of that. it will still be breezy here at noontime, but dry and we turn nice and sunny into the afternoon with falling temperatures back to 53 by p.m. i will take you through your friday night forecast and the weekend coming up. here is julie grauert with live drive time traffic because we have rain and traffic delays. >> yes, we do, shiri. start with this accident we are waiting to clear on 128 northbound at winter street in waltham. so overall volume is light, but something to keep in mind as you head in that direction. as i turn on the radar you can see everything is getting soak see everything is getting soaked right now including that accident site. expressway not out of the bath of the rain that will slow you down. volume starting to build a little bit bu

amherst, new hampshire at 24. your day planner will take temperatures up to 40 with scattered clouds at noontime. dry afternoon, partly sunny. about 41 degrees. aisle time out how long the cold weather sticks around. julie grauert with live drive time traffic. >>reporter: new accidents on 93 southbound. i told but it in the last report and it has not cleared yet in mystic avenue in medford yet in mystic avenue in medford. another slow spot 95 through canton and as you approach 128. expressway always gives us trouble especially over thanksgivinghead from the braintree split. 29 minutes on the expressway pike. 34 minutes on 93 south from 49 34 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. 13 minutes on 128 north to the weston tolls. gene and sara, back to you. >>> a worldwide travel alert have travelers nervous this morning. >> groups like isis and al qaeda are still blotting attacks, and they want tourists to be cautious during the holiday season. fox25's jessica reyes is live at logan airport. jess, this

worcester at 32. 26 in auburn. 23 in amherst, new hampshire. 23 in plymouth, massachusetts. so by noontime up to 48 degrees with mostly sunny skies. highs close to 50. i am going to break down the hot and cool spots into the afternoon coming up. >>> here is julie grauert with live drive time traffic. julie, good time to hit the roads? >> julie: shiri, it is a good time. new accident at roosevelt circle in medford. as shiri mentioned good time to hit the road, traffic is light. a water main break washington street westbound. crews are working to clean that up at berkeley street. a live look at the expressway. volume starting to increase a little bit but still more in, say, an hour, hour and a half. live drive times. 12 minutes on the pike from the weston tolls to the ted williams. 10 minutes on expressway from the braintree split to the pike. 21 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. gene and sara, back to you. >> sara: all right. >>> now back to that breaking news overseas. a live look at paris. explosion and gunfire erupting outside the city. police move in

keene you're getting in on some of those heavier downpours and then out towards western mass near amherst. all this pushing towards the city of worcester: as we go through the daying we are going to see more chances for rain associated with this cold front which is also going to bring in much coolerrary. in fact take a look at the dividing here. you go to syracuse, new york, it's only 34 degrees. if you look back farther to the west, min yap lition is checking in at 15 degrees this morning. so it is cold. that cold air is headed our way. in fact, the future cast showing you the timing of this rain. you notice it's around us right now. but it is going to push farther or so. so the cape, the islands getting in on some of these showers. and by 3:00, they're around south and east of the mass pike. north and west, you're actually starting to dry out at this point. still hanging on to the clouds though. i think it will take until later on this evening really into the overnight for the skies to really clear out. in terms of how much rain we're talking about, not that much. maybe a tenth of an in

burlington at 37. 32 in hampton, new hampshire. 37 in worcester. 30 in fitchburg and in amherst, new hampshire. notice that we have a lot of those freezing temperatures. plymouth on the south shore at 32 degrees including 40s for the cape and the islands. so dress for some warmth this morning. at 7 a.m., i am going to go with an average of 35, clear and chilly. 57 at noontime today. afternoon. highs around 3 p.m. around 60 degrees, but i am going to give you the timeline on this wet weather coming up. but julie grauert with live drive time traffic. >> julie: shiri, things looking good. pike average speeds of 65 miles per hour as you head from framingham through the weston tolls. this is what you will see through brighton right now, only a handful of cars out there. your live drive times. 12 minutes on the pike from the williams tunnel. 15 minutes on route 9 from 495 to speen street. 21 minutes from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. gene and sara, back to you. >>> a disabled veteran in new hampshire say he and his wife are victims of disturbing vandalism tsara at first they thou

with the sky and it is going to melt as it does. 23 degrees in worcester. 26 in pepperell. 26 in amherst, new hampshire. even more broken up here. this forecast is going to stay dry all day long, and it is going to be my bright spot into the afternoon. 7:00 this morning about 27 degrees. we will have a few of those know flakes falling across -- snowflakes falling across the ocean. and more than anything a more clouds out there. eastward. noontime comes along. chilly. 37 degrees. highs in the upper 30s in most spots. clouds at the coast and inland, we are actually going to have sunshine. you are. if you were inland a bright day day. at the coast cloudy, and a chance for a couple of those flakes, and at 7 p.m., we are back to freezing, but it will be dry. time out the next round of potentially heavy rain coming up in a couple of minutes. julie grauert now with live drive-time traffic. what is happening on the expressway. >> julie: shiri, reminds me of taking off thanksgiving morning and you flew up the spray to the airport. we haven't seen the volume set in quite yet. shift north, 93 south

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wellesley, 36. 36 in maynard. 38 amherst, new hampshire. worcester at 43 degrees. but 36 in bridgewater and 36 in plymouth this morning. day. temperatures will be on either where you are. basically we are going to be hours. still a little bit of patchy fog at 7 a.m. but will then lift by 8:00 this morning. noontime winds will gust 20 and at 3 p.m., upper 60s here we go. it is going to be warm. it is going to be bright. and in less than ten minutes, we will actually look at some of the windiest locations as we get into the afternoon. >>> but now back over to julie grauert with live drive time traffic and a look at those drive times right now. >>julie: shiri, good morning. a new accident on route 3 northbound route 18 in weymouth northbound route 18 in weymouth. here is what gene mentioned of that road blocked because of police activity at washington street in canton. avoid that area right now. a live look at the expressway where volume is starting to increase as the morning commute continues. over to those live drive times. 11 minutes on route 3 from 228 to the spli

on the foothills of the berkshires, and into the connecticut river valley, amherst right there with the north. that's some snow mixing in beddington, vermont, mount stratton, marlboro, so in the highest elevations, changeover from rain to snow. we talked about how there could be flakes in the air in some. higher spot. i'll be seeing if they get closer to worcester, but more likely berkshires, monadnock. all of this wrapping around an area of low pressure, spilling cold air into southern new england after a mild bay up around 60 degrees, we are really chilling out. the showers up to the west look ominous. when they get to the berkshires, they tend to dry out, dry out through the worcester hills. not going to get much. it's competing with the terrain. we'll get a couple of showers to make it in to southern new hampshire and even into massachusetts this evening, something i'll track for you through 10 and 11, but really, not a big concern for us at all. if you see a snowflake, you're just lucky or unlucky, depending on your point of view. earlier. this temperature will keep dropping as the

amherst, new hampshire, 60 degrees as well. and to the southwest of boston, out toward medfield, medway, franklin, milford, men den, you're seeing temperatures just below or right at 60 degrees. milford at 61 degrees this hour. this all happening under the clear skies after another beautiful sunset, but here's what i'm watching. when we go down the coast here, you'll find some clouds are starting to wrap around the area of high pressure that's giving us nice weather. stands to reason when they change to southerly winds tomorrow, this stuff will start to move up the coast toward us. a timeline on when you can expect the clouds and any showers before that warm up. >> >> new at 5:00 p.m., the 34-year-old suspected killer is now one of the state's most wanted men. he is accused of gunning down jose campo duchess of york sarah ferguson camp -- campsano.police registranted the murder at bally's restaurant. he was living in methuen at the time, he is considered armed and dangerous. >> elizabeth: changing messages of hate to messages o