antoinette: i'm antoinette antonio in for emily this morning. rob gronkowski getting ready for surgery. randy: boston police are investigating an overnight shooting. the new information from that scene. antoinettea from the family of a missing teenager. randy: good morning, kelly ann. kelly ann in for cindy this morning. kelly ann: and it's looking a lot better this morning, good news compared to yesterday. we saw showers in place. now we're trying doubt. it's all about those winds still as we're seeing winds occasionally gusting up near 20 miles an hour. right now the strongest wind out of worcester at 16 miles per hour really making those temperatures as you're heading out the door right now still quite a bit chillier. but the wind-chill factor is bringing us down into the 20's. along the coastline, feeling like it's in the 30's. 31 degrees in plymouth. out for worcester and western locations of massachusetts, it's feeling like the mid to upper 20's. right now it's dry and clear overhead for much of our region. any chance of showers well off t

antoinette: good. meteorologist: if you're hitting the roads this morning, you could run into a few boston, we're seeing fog developing as well. so that's the main concern. you're heading out early this morning, wds are picking up as well. 12 mileser hour out of the west. that will strengthen this afteoon. winds up to 20 miles an hour with gusts near 30. so that means that the temperatures this afternoonre going to feel cooler. right now the visibility is reduced, especially along the coastline. a mile visibility. that will be the case for much of the morning as we feel the moisture and also feel the warmth in place. two combinations allowing for the fog to condense in spots. we have a couple of areas we're watching as far as the rainfall. the first one down south moving through rhode island. another batch moving through new hampshire. that's going to move on through for this morning as well. along the coastline right now. what we are watching is the right now that's our concern on the roadways, right,

antoinette? antoinette: olessa, thanks. a dangerous drive on a busy rhode island highway streamed than 100 miles an hour. and that drive only stopped after a terrifying crash. onasi olio-rojas sped along route 6 toward i-95 in rhode island. he was driving erratically, using the breakdown lane to pass other people. that drive ended in a crash. olio-rojas hitting the back of a garbage truck. then the concrete barrier in the middle of the road. olio-rojas is in critical condition at the hospital. >> the shows a blatant disregard that the operator has for anybody else on the roadway. i mean, we're very fortunate that he didn't hit anybody else. antoinette: state police used d.o.t. cameras to verify this video. they say olio-rojas will face charges. randy: your economy this friday morning. airbnb is enforcing new limits on private home rentals. the limitations affect london and amsterdam but could impact the boston market a well. house-sharing sector can lead to illegal hotels. in london, homes cannot be shared for more than 90

antoinette: thank you. president-elect donald trump and his running mate are set to celebrate their election in a big way. the has the details on today's victory tour kickoff. reporter: president-elect donald trump will launch the tour tonight in cincinnati, ohio, a crucial battleground state that helped him win the white house. before that event, he and vice president-elect mike pence will travel to indiana to celebrate his latest win. the pair will formally announce the deal to keep 1,000 jobs at a carrier air conditioner plant in indianapolis. p made the plant's fate a homecoming as he wraps up his tenure as indiana governor. no new cabinet posts announced yesterday. but former vice presidential candidate sarah palin has emerged as a possible pick for secretary of veterans affairs. sarah palin said she would be interested in that job. former massachusetts senator scott brown has also interviewed r the position. randy: new threats turn up across the country at mosques, a letter filleded with hatul languag

antoinette: a live look outside of her boston right now. a few clouds, molearstly c skies but strong wind after a couple of days ofn. seeing the sun breaking out. this is the kind of rain that we needed. this past november we did see a good amount of rainfall toward the second half of the month and this past rainfall helped. well into the 50's now. we will continue to climb as we head into the afternoon. right now, 57 degrees in downtown boston likely inching forecast, some of those winds picking up. 20 miles per hour occasional gusts between 25 to 30 possible for this afternoon. we are already seeing that as you head out now. lawrence, wind gusts at 30 miles per hour. a bit of a chill because of these wins in place. it's the first of december well into t upper 50's. can't complain with those conditions. sunshine is going to the coast at this point. as we travel to the next 12 hours clear skies prevail. eventually those warm temperatures this afternoon are going to cool down as we progress into tonight. seeing many spots falling into the 30

antoinette: and i'm antoinette antonio. let's go to newscenter 5's sera congi is live at gillette straight from the head coach. sera: getting your information was not easy with the usually tightlipped bill belichick. but in his own way, the coach did express optimism. coach belichick: hopefully things will work out positively. sera: positive thoughts for patriots tight end rob gronkowski, who is uer herniated disc. it's an injury that will likely sideline the popular player for thseason. >> obviously we're all disappointed. nobody's worked harder than rob, had a better teammate and all that. sera: it was during the first quarter of sunday's game against the jets. gronk was hit during a play and slow to get up, walking gingerly off the field. the team says he had significant back and leg pain. they say it's in his best long loss last night. tom brady we have a lot of good : players who can step in, big loss with a spectacular player like gronk. sera: coach belichick would not discuss the impact of the loss on the team's pros

antoinette: a brockton mhe the search for clues in their home. randy: cleanup under way nearly 24 hours after a water main break in china town. in boston, the blow to businesses forced to close. antoinette: heavy rain overnight. meteorologist kelly ann cicalese is in for cindy. kelly ann, when can we expect rain to move out? >> we have the fog in place.

antoinette: i'm antoinette antonio, stories we're following right now. two people were killed in a crash in milton. state police say it happened around 3:30 this morning on brush hill road. three people were inside the car. the one survivor was taken to boston medicen boston police investigating after shots are fired on parker street in roxbury. a wentworth campus police cruiser was hit by a car on this same street. four people were in that vehicle. one was arrested. boston police say the officer will be ok. they look outside this morning. we are seeing the sunshine but it is cooler. >> do not let the sunshine foool you. clouds moving in. some could bring a few flurries. for your weekend, we are down into the 40's tomorrow. still staying breezy. i sunday, followed it to the 30's. cold into next week. on to the roadways. >> still watching the delays on northbound also the blue line has delays. eastbound route to, crash has one lane closed. antoinette: thank you. we are back with another update at 8:56. holidays are about joy again. where days are filled w

antoinette: i'm antoinette antonio in for emily this morning. rob gronkowski getting ready for surgery. randy: boston police are investigating an overnight shooting. the new information from that scene. antoinettea from the family of a missing teenager. randy: good morning, kelly ann. kelly ann in for cindy this morning. kelly ann: and it's looking a lot better this morning, good news compared to yesterday. we saw showers in place. now we're trying doubt. it's all about those winds still as we're seeing winds occasionally gusting up near 20 miles an hour. right now the strongest wind out of worcester at 16 miles per hour really making those temperatures as you're heading out the door right now still quite a bit chillier.

she said s would be interested in the job antoinette. erika: a condition is s t transmit gas through a coversialipelineoday. the action happening despite pushback from ridents and boon city leaders. for two years there have been tied to that pipeli.ts this isideo of a demonstration in may. theity officials, including sioner evans are concerned r safety. according to the globe, mayor walsh nt a lter to spectra energy of failing to share safety plans with the city police and fire department. >> there is a big cleanup underw in chinatown. and the city is trying to g everything back to normal after that hugeater main break yesterday. the weather in the ornight hours certainly hasn't, has not been helping. the eyeopener's sera con is there now with the conditions right now. >> what a job this is, randy. we're talking about cleanup from the water main break but als have been here arod the cck trying t deal with the damage done during his manhole fire. take a look at the video workers weresing heavy equipme to vacuum out and suck out the bris f

>> antoinette and randy, everyone is hoping for the best for gronk. he's having back surgery today in los angeles. his family and the team say they are likely out for the rest of the season. take a look at the quarter of the game against the jets on sunday. complaining of that and legeld pain. he's had this type of procedure twice before. his family and the patriots are saying that they are going to make a final decision about whether he plays for the rest of the season after the surgery, after they see how he responds. live in, at gillette stadium, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. >> a grizzly discovery here in body found along the river. he has not been identified. a lawrence family believes it may be their missing teen son. >> my fear is that, you know, it's him. but i also feel bad because it's somebody's son. >> have they told you anything? >> they have not told me anything. >> what are you thinking? >> hoping for the best. >> 16-year-old lee manuel paulino was last seen on november 16. he w with a friend. at this point the d.a. is not making a con

recognize that agriculture is an industry and we must take off all those rose-colored glasses of marie antoinette and shepherd is him and realize this is a complex, intensive operation that has many externalities. the environment and people. but we can control it. we know how to do it. so let's come to a common understanding of what is good about modern agriculture and how we need to make sure that it can reduce its impact, i think we can. >> you think we can do that in a cooperative setting, that all aspects of agriculture from farmers to ranchers, processors , all the way to the consumer? and it almost looks like we have to get everybody at the table. otherwise the political side of it will never get resolved. >> absolutely. there's a talk organized by duke and carolina state university and there was much representation from the usda, state department of agriculture and i think we had a good conversation because as you say, i'm not against farming. i'm not against eating meat. i'm not against agriculture. we can do a better job. >> i think, i would tell you this is a very interesting book to re