bedford said the school works for the pest-control company on monthly basis. this is our mop area for cleaning supplies the spray bottle now with proper labeling safely stored in a closet the freezers at the proper temperature and the dish machine and working order. a matter of virus making sure we knew how to operate it with the proper chemicals bedford amidst to step into any issues con the second failed inspection a wake-up call. it served as of very serious reminder to us. we haven't actually resolve the spring as you teach students and a culinary arts program there was a lesson to be learned here what may seem like minor issues could cause serious problems if you don't and quickly. we never want to have anything come from this facility and we will not stop and our efforts to make sure that doesn't happen for the problem solvers amanda fox 31. the want to check out your school live links to various health apartments on our website. coming up a creative gingerbread house taking one holiday tradition to new steps the first. grange is trying to steal christma

caroline grimes spearhead an effort to get a museum dedicated to it's a live in bedford falls. >>> thelooking good against the philadelphia eagles this afternoon. frank hanrahan breaks it down. >> of course, it looks like your dogs are all getting in the christmas spirit, of course. we asked you for your puppy photos on facebook. you can still share a picture on our wusa9 facebook page, how adorable. >>> now wusa9 game on sports with frank hanrahan brought to you by xfinity. >> it's a game they had to have, redskins get it done at philadelphia to keep their dreams of a postseason very much alive. here's a play of the game, skins up late 27-22. sacked by ryan kerrigan picked up by trent murphy and redskins hold on for the anxious victory in philly. >> it helps that we've had a couple that they know how to re just guys stepping up making plays and not bringing. it was great. it was a great game. >> big one for baltimore tomorrow night at new england. ravens have won two straight but face tom brady and the always scary patriots. >>> caps taking on the canucks, star wars night. big players

so we have got 50s in norwood and new bedford. 48 in fitchburg. 45 in keene. as we get into the weekend, temperatures are going to sink a little bit. we will continue with the mid-40s in spots like boston and hyannis and concord new will be upper 30s, 40s, it will start feeling more like december. we will have clouds around on your saturday, sunday, i am expecting things to get a little bit brighter here through your seven-day forecast in the weekend always in view. we have that rain to get to through 8:00. highs around 60 degrees this afternoon. we will brighten up later today. 49 tomorrow and 40s through the weekend. slight risk for a little bit of light snow or rain on monday but the next weather maker likely next wednesday. check this out, a bear captured on a local home surveillance camera grabbing a quick snack from a bird feeder. how close this wild encounter came to be a close encounter. [ bell clangs ] celebrate the holidays with delicious dunkin' coffee. stop by dunkin' donuts for two k-cup boxes for $15.99 or 3 pounds of packaged coffee for $19.99.

feels like 31 in lawrence, bedford. worcester feeling like only 25 degrees right now. fitchburg, 34. and feels like the lower 30s

beverly and plymouth 58 in new bedford for the afternoon. overnight tonight, i am just going to go with 30s. maintain the winds. tomorrow another breezy day. highs will teeter around the 50-degree mark. no more 60s tomorrow, more like 50s. for the weekend cooldown for 45 in boston and hyannis. mid-40s into concord, new hampshire as well and temperatures definitely cooling down for the second half of the weekend. the sunday at pats game at the 30s at gillette on sunday. keeping a close eye on those temperatures. honestly, nothing unusual for december standards as we get into next week. the chance for a light mix on monday. i am tending toward the drier forecast monday. tuesday, partly sunny, and wednesday, we have light rain. back to you, gene. >> gene: 6:21. >>> a new push to get overdosing drugs into facilities that help the elderly. why the state says it is important to get those drugs ?? dylan: i was un-athletic and very sedentary in my lifestyle. and then i found parkour and something about it clicked. then i stopped drinking soda i was

new bedford 0 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. so moral of the story, grab a coat before you head out the door, because here's what it's feeling like. 29 degrees in bedford. 32 in nashua and 31 here in boston. definitely a little more winter-like than what we saw yesterday. as we head enter today, we you can see this low pressure system parked to our northwest. and actually delivering some flurries already in new york. and this could bring some flurries today to the berkshires, but for us, we're looking at plenty of sunshine. hip moving in for the weekend. that's going to bring some dry skies, as well. right now a little more cloud cover to our west. that was the trend yesterday. that will be the trend again today. flurries possible to our west, as well. higher elevation spots potentially seeing some snow. but as we head into the rest of today, we continue to see that sunshine. not a bad forecast. we'rok conditions yet again today. wind gusts up to around 30mph. "today in new england" starts right now. >> christa: good morning. we

shiri spear in the stormtracker weather center and wheth >> shiri: plymouth, new bedford, we got lower 60s. we also got some rain there. we got boston at 49, 45 in fitchburg, 41 in keene, new hampshire, so unless southeastern massachusetts, you really do have to dress for a little bit of chill in the air this morning, not cold rain, just a little bit cool out there, check out all the fog that we got in place this morning. in fact, victoria has improved slightly. don't think we are done with the fog quite yet. reports in portsmouth, new hampshire, hyannis, venn a bit gloomy as we leave the house and waltham, hour-by-hour forecast goes for many of you hanging on for the clouds and showers. 9:00 a.m. dry at 52?, 11:00 a.m. 54?, clouds break apart late this morning and this afternoon, it turns nice and bright and there's the temperatures getting into the mid-or even the upper 50s in many, many spots. i'm back at about 10 with latest look at ray ray. julie grauert now with drive time traffic with updates. >> julie: needham line because of this. tweet from chief at needham fire >> michael: d

. >>> and new the kia of bedford and honda of bedford sports report. >> hi, should be a frame game at the -- game at the q take on the the clippers. both teams trying to get back on the winning track. now the cavs had the functiony- - funky game in milwaukee where they fooled around and lost to that's fine to have you know a couple of those nights during the regular season. but when you are trying to get home court advantage at the end of the year you may look back as you gave away a game like that. >> after winning a championship your goal is to get home court advantage and you look around the league it's not just keeping pace with one or two teams but it's trying to get the most out of yourself and that's something we should do. >> now to the clippers he. and specifically the head coach glen doc rivers he he went ballistic the other the game. in brooklyn against the nets the clippers blew and lost in double overtime and went after the officials no one seen him behave like this. the team lost 3 in a row and doc lost 15,000 dollars for the fine and his sideline etiquette against offic

he's awaiting trial in bedford county on charges of murder catherine and sheila lyon in 1975. it's believed they were brought to bedford county and killed after being abducted from a shopping mall in wheaton. >>> the brother of an unarmed black motorist shot by a white police officer said he could eventually find the peace to anthony slager. that comes after a distrial was declared. anthony scott said he could not forgive him until after justice is done in the death of his brother walter scott in april 2015. >>> there's many questions tonight about who is responsible for the dozens of people killed in the deadly oakland warehouse fire, and 36 bodies have been recovered so far, including a sheriff deputy's 17-year-old son. dale latest on the investigation. >> reporter: multiple agencies are working around the clock to figure out where and how the fire started in the illegally used warehouse. >> we will leave no stone unturned. >> reporter: the district attorney for alameda county has launched a criminal investigation. >> range of charges could be murder all the way to involunta

most of us topping out 45 for our saturday in boston, 46 in norwood, 44 in fitchburg and bedford and lawrence tomorrow. middle 40s for most of us down over cape cod. highs on sunday cooler than that too, right around or just over 40 degrees, the wind a little bit lighter, but it does add a chill to the air. so pat's forecast for 1:00 p.m. the mid- to upper 30s at times, no weather-related issues, though. we will be in the upper 30s to start next week, chance of a flurry on monday. clouds increase tuesday and we'll get a chance of some showers, both rain and snow in here for the middle part of the week. breeanna >> danielle, thank you. >>> let's get a live look right now at your commute into boston on the expressway. it's so dark out there, you can barely see the cars. but no issues, just some light traffic as you make your way in. >>> breaking news, police on the scene of a serious crash in are hurt, one car crashed around 3:30 this morning at the intersection of brush hill road and truman parkway. we have a crew at the scene and we'll bring you the latest updates. >>> 4:48 now. sear

cooler and upper 30s lawrence, bedford, norwood, over to worcester at only 35? and melrose today and incorporate scattered clouds into the afternoon forecast and tracking into the 20 miles per hour rains and weapons now and for the afternoon when i'm back with you in 10. julie grauert up now and lighter than usual. >> relatively mellow commute this morning, route 1 hasn't slowed down at all as you approach lynn fells parkway in saugus. and volume on 93 south in the medford area near route 16 and route 60 and the expressway, don't get relief there, and 33 minutes pike eastbound and 27 minutes on the expressway and 50 minutes on 93 south as you approach the zakim bridge. >> gene: gronkowski -- rob gronkowski will undergo back surgery to end his season and find new favorite target. >> sara: fans are worried the post season are also in jeopardy. michael henrich live with gronk's injury. michael? >> michael: few other targets to choose from but obviously losing gronk is a major, major hit and this is the third time dr. robert watkins will perform surgery on gronk's b

our average highs this time of we are well above that. 49 degrees in new bedford and boston. a little bit cooler air to our northwest. orange, jaffrey. not a bad forecast as we head into your weekend either. a nice way to wrap up the workweek. it is a bit breezy. going to be breezy today into tonight. we have seen wind gusts between 20 and 30 miles per hour. some breezier conditions again, across the cape. partly cloudy skies into tonight. most of us do stay dry. we could see a couple of flurries in the higher-terrain locati the berkshires, the worcester hills. you could see some flurries into tonight. for the pats game, we are looking at dry skies. some sunshine. winds out of the northwest. not as breezy as what we are seeing today. and tonight. temperatures in the upper 30's. you want to bundle up. you are not going to be totally freezing. temperatures steadily falling off into the weekend. we keep things dry. with the chance for flurries by monday. highs by the start of the workweek, pretty cool. below average. got any good gift ideas? ? verizon prepaid is gonna be my gift

but why does it take a riot, or three riots, as we've seen, in lewis, bedford and now birmingham, whythey respond? to be fair, the secretary of state, when she came into office, put a reform programme into place, as did her predecessor. so they are working on this but we will continue monitoring and where we see that the outcomes are not effective and humane, we will continue to say so. thank you for joining will continue to say so. thank you forjoining us. a new report says police in india often torture suspects to death in custody and then blame the deaths on suicide or natural causes. the claim from campaign group human rights watch, says nearly 600 people have died in police custody in india, in the last six years. our south asia correspondent, justin rowlatt, reports. claims that suspects are being beaten or tortured while in police custody here in india are fairly common and next year's official entry for the oscars is a gritty drama about police brutality. the police routinely dismiss such claims saying that suspects committed suicide, died of natural causes like illnesses, or

we got an inch of rain in boston and more than an inch in rain in bedford. some report of close to 3 inch of rain with the two rounds that we did have. so pretty impressiven though it was wet end to month of november. 2016. we actually still look at deficit and definitely still a drought in place in new england. precip values for the month half inches. our average rainfall for the month of november is close to 4 inch of rain. we didn't see that. despite the wet end to month. we're still a little bit behind. we're very behind for the year of 2016 in terms of average totals. definitely a drought if place. you can see really only february and october those are the only two months we've seen above average precipitation value. you can see every other month fell short in terms of rainfall. for 2016 our deficit is still upwards of 10 we need a lot more rain. i definitely did help we saw the two rounds of heavy rainfall. today that system that brought us rain yesterday through last night into early this morning scoots off further to northeast. in its place we look a

frbs wind gufss of 32 miles per hour in bedford. we will continue to see this gusty scenario really all day today. even through tonight as well. winds also out of the west. up to around 20 miles per hour. in the low 50's in orange. to our southeast, still temperatures very mild, actually: in the mid to upper 50's. our highs today are going to be in the mid-50's. and upper 50's. that is where most of us already are here. especially southeastern new england. i think we are talking about some of us seeing temperatures in the low 60's here when it is all said and done. again, it will feel a little cooler than that. certainly, still well above average. a great night to get out to the boston common tree lighting. we s d really mild conditions. doesn't feel like we are starting the first day of meteorological winter. we certainly are. lows tonight will be in the mid-30's. upper 30's. and it is also going to be still breezy. we are breezy today. breezy tomorrow. even a little breezy as we head into tomorrow as well. take a look at our tempe

we'll have to show you what la pron has to wear tomorrow night to pay off the world se and honda of bedford sports report. >> thursday night football coming up here on channel 3. we begin with football night in america after we finish. at 8:25. cowboys take on the vikings. vikings lost five of six and play without their head coach. mike zimmer out after having emergency eye surgery last night. >>> lots of love for lebron james. he has been named sports illustrated sports person of the year. award. but there has been some push back nationally. a lot of people are saying that the cubs should have been named sports people of the year for winning the world series. you do not agree. >> i do not. >> she is not a sore loser over the world series. i don't want to put words in her mouth. she is just a big lebron fan. won twice was tiger woods. the cavs take on the clippers. they lost in double overtime in brooklyn on tuesday night and head coach fined 15,000 forgetting kicked out of a game and going after the official. >> how about this picture. lebron james has to pay off his bet to dwayne wade tom

you get through the bedford polls with ease on the everett turnpike. it looks good hanging into nashua and tyngsborough. this report is being brought to you by auto fair. i am deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: a claremont woman is accused of trying to hire someone to kill another person, but investigators say the person she tried to hire was an 20-year-old monique earle is charged with conspiracy to commit murder. wmur's ray brewer is live this morning at the attorney general's office in concord to explain the situation. ray: good morning. the attorney general's drug task force teamed up with local -- with claremont police after learning of the alleged plot on tuesday evening. according to prosecutors, 20-year-old monique earle was staying at a domestic violence wanted someone she knew dead. the conversation was reported to a shelter manager, and police were contacted, who then set up a meeting between earle and an undercover officer. at the meeting, earle confirmed that she wanted the undercover officer to kidnap, drug, rape, and kill a woman she knew

bedford at 49, same as fitchburg today. middle 40 franchise jaffray to keene. sunshine mixed with a few puffy clouds today. bright sunshine, 50 from plymouth to taunton, 50 degrees on the cape and islands as well. tonight we dip back into the 30s, most of us 30 to 35 degrees. it will be upper 30s for some of us on cape cod. bright, breezy, seasonal tomorrow. we should be in the mid-40s and that's exactly where we'll be for our saturday. now, it will feel a little bit colder because the northwest wind once again will gust occasionally over 20 miles per hour. not a damaging wind, but adds that little bit of a chill to the air. saturday night mostly clear, colder, 20s in the suburb ises. 32 downtown, and then sunday looks mostly sunny and chilly, less wind, though, high of 42. we'll only be in the upper 30s a flurry possible on monday, clouds thicken up on tuesday and we'll get a chance of some rain and potentially snow showers by wednesday and thursday of next week. breana >> all right, danielle, thank you. >>> live look right now at the westbound lanes of the ma

an inch or more beverly to bedford, worcester almost an inch as well as boston. we haven't had near as much for plymouth and points southward. but again, overnight that develops off of the atlantic to our south. now this extreme drought that we're in right here along the pike we're still going to be in extreme drought after this is over. we'll knock these deficits down one to two inches. so we're 11 inches below normal in boston. this includes yesterday's half an inch. it doesn't include today's inch that we've already seen. we're down to about 10 inches below normal. we need another five of these events to really make a big temperatures right now we're running in the mid and upper 40s. a few low 50s to the south and east. watch what happens as we get to the early morning hours. we have a warm front coming through so we'll break out of the 40s, especially from the pike southward and head into the 50s as we begin the day. here's a look at the temperatures. here's a look at the rain timing. this is 4:00 in the morning where we get started on fox 25 morning news wit

close to it in new bedford. 56 in marshfield. 57 in hyannis. boston at about 55 degrees this afternoon. 53 in nashua, neha for a lot of you close to the temperature that you see out there now. you are basically dressing now for what you have most of the day. this is our warm one though, soft starting tomorrow, 10 degrees cooler for the afternoon and upper 40s for many of you. temperatures continue to drop into the weekend as well. milder day ends up being saturday. sunday, we have got some spots that are going to struggle to even get up to 40 degrees. here is your seven-day forecast for the weekend always in view. 59 today. temperature in in your friday forecast. 99% of you will be nice and dry. saturday, 46 degrees. it is our coat drop-off day at jordan's furniture from 10 until 2:00. the entire fox25 stormtracker weather team. bring coats. we are trying to get 300. good goal. saturday, 42 and brighter and the risk for a light mix on monday. >>> julie grauert is up with live drive time traffic this morning. julie, how are things looking? >> ju

bedford 46. wind fades away. lot of clouds. cool. for tomorrow not quite as warm that graphic 46. boston south shore south coast lower 50s. north of town upper 40s to around 50 degrees. worcester proper in the upper 40s. on the cape low to mid 50s with everyone experiencing a breeze. here comes a cold front into new england tomorrow night. sneaks through here. won't produce showers or snow showers. it will turn things ld not only saturday but sunday. both weekend days below normal. monday still chilly. a lot of clouds and perhaps isolated snow flurries on monday morning. >> anchor: ooh. all right. >> anchor: still ahead a new dad. julian edelman is talking about tackling fatherhood. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for just $79.99 per month

according to the record review in bedford, new york, bill clinton said -- >> clinton also reacted torump's claim that he won in a landslide, saying landslide, i thought something like 370 electoral votes was a landslide. he only got 306. what are your thoughts, jonathan? >> what do you say to that? what we've seen since election day is a president-elect who lives in his own world where he won the popular vote, he won in one of the biggest landslide victories in the history of ever. and then decides to call the former president of the united states, bill clinton, and, you know, sort of give a compliment to him about his wife. clearly being mindful of what that conversation might do to the former president. i mean, his wife lost the election. he took it very personally. and so while i understand former president bill clinton accepting the call from the president-elect, i'm not sure what the president-elect was hoping to get out of it. >> and it is weird, okay? i'll throw this to either one of you. donald trump's campaign trotted out accusers, women accusers of bill clinton during the c

earlier where police officers from manchester and nashua gathered at the air givers headquarters in bedford. the nonprofit helps the elderly and disabled remain in their homes for as long as possible by offering services like grocery shopping, transportation, and companionship. holiday season, officers lent a helping hand. >> we were really happy to be asked to partner with caregivers and the great work that they do. shelley: the officers watched a quick training video and then they loaded up their cruisers with groceries and christmas gifts. and they were off to make their special deliveries. >> hello, manchester police. how are you? >> we have food for you. unloaded the food. filling up her cupboards. a small gesture that meant the world during this festive time of year. >> they brought me a nice gift that i was not expecting. shelley: if you would like to learn more about the services offered by the caregivers, you can find their link on our website. tom: you can make sure that every kid gets a gift this holiday season right helping the toy drive. ce manchester and nashua and at the cros

, new bedford sitting at 40 and same for hyannis and chatham as well. bright, beautiful sunrise, -- bright beautiful sunshine. sunrise coming up in 10 minutes. clouds back through the berkshires, northern and northwest maine. big upper level low in canada, spinning some pieces of energy around it, some rain and snow showers off of lake ontario and lake erie and in northern new in fact, the mountains of northern new england will pick up a fresh several inches, particularly in the highest summits by the time the weekend is done or by the time we get to sunday morning. for us, though, sunshine mixed with clouds today. the wind a little bit active both today and tomorrow. it adds a little bit of a chill to the air, and that grabs the cooler air out of canada. high pressure builds right on in, the winds subside a little bit on sunday. that does make a difference, but colder air will kind of balance it all out. and then sunday night into monday, going to pick up a couple sprinkles showers back to our west, some clouds will move in and we may see a sprinkle or

afternoon helping out the caregivers much offs efrs officers got quick training at the headquarters in bedford. the goal is to help the elderly and disabled in the greater manchester and nashua areas long as possible. officers loaded up their vehicles and delivered christmas gifts and groceries. officers say helping out this way is reward and senior residents say it is greatly appreciated. >> i love it. they are so nice, they come by here with your food. they brought me a nice gift i wasn't expecting. >> we are really happy that we were asked to partner with caregivers and be a part of the great work that they do and we are more happy to help them with nare generous cause. reporter: service year round. you can find a link if you're interested on wmur.com. jennifer: jennifer: and you can help make sure that every child gets a gift this holiday season by helping the spirit of giving toy drive. it's coming up december 2nd which is tomorrow and it runs right through 94th at the toys r us locations in manchester and nashua and at the crossings. you can give new unwrapped toys for the toys for tots

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will be toward cape cod and the emmitsburg we aren't expecting damage, just gusty. 50 degrees in new bedford. here's a look hour by hour for the rest of the night, heavier downpours between 1 am and 3 am, maybe even enough to wake you up. the last of the rain showers at about 7 am tomorrow, very mild, near 60 degrees, cooler to the north and was. the 60s won't stick around for too long. we have a wintry chill in the forecast expect the same system that's getting us will of the rain hit the deep south hard. a tornado art rate -- outbreak killed 5 and injured dozens of more. tens of thousands are still out of >>> a teenager is now charged with mothering -- murdering his mother. the 18-year-old stabbed her inside the home. the boy's grandmother escaped. we have these breaking details now. >> reporter: as you look behind me, you will see the house has the lights back on. investigators are piecing through the crime scene, still at this hour. it only took about eight hours from the time the 911 call was teenager is being charged with first-degree murder. on the outside, this home seems to be cover

l-train linereet that ran through the center of brooklyn led to bedford and the heights. this is a 1980 photograph, on the left, four houses made to like one grand mansion. i think that's hancock street or near fulton, near what was the fulton street l. houses in the heights district.oric it was the l that got them to work. and what about flat bush? here's the church on flatbush south from the church, on the upper right. 1870's lookede like it was upstate new york. but the brooklyn l-train hooked up with a commuter line that the flatlands of brooklyn and took you to brighton beach. the brighton line. because of that hookup with the 1900's,system, by the in flat bush, you began to get the development of these beautiful, beautiful suburban developments. you are looking in the black and prospect park south in the early 1900's, when it was first built. when that was successful, a whole series of neighborhoods were built adjacent to the brighton line. this photograph, this is the coney island avenue. prospect park is a few blocks to the right. these neighborhoods, beverly squa

is awaiting trial in bedford county, virginia, after murdering sheila and katherine lyons in 1975. the two sisters were last seen walking from their home near the found. >>> and comet ping-pong is back open and people are showing their support for the business. the pizzaria is planning to reopen for business tomorrow. and a gold medal and beyonce have in common? they are on the short list for "time" magazine. >> the "today" show will reveal the cover this morning right here on nbc4. among the finalists, president-elect donald trump, former presidential candidate hillary clinton, she's currently leading in the "today" show poll of who should be the title person. simone biles and beyonce. norenda modi as well. >>> tom kierein, we had an ugly, cold, soggy day yesterday. >> glad that is behind us. >> it was nasty. >> it was that cold chill that got us there yesterday. but now the rain has ended. we did get over an inch of rain. we did need the rain. we have been in a drought, but now it's gone. however, we are still rather damp this morning. 4 tower camera on this wednesday morning. yo

and bedford. and the numbers are coming down.hese winds are ushering the leading edge of the cold air. we're already getting windchills in the teens for reading. 28 in dover. these numbers will drop down into the single digits during the day and be closer to zero overnight tonight and into tomorrow. here's the cold that's on the way. buffalo, cincinnati, is feeling it. the brutal cold that the midwest is getting. it's not going to get that cold here. but it's that same air mass that's going to be blowing into the area. first the cold and then watching for snow. a few isolates snow showers, that will be with us on and off during the day. mostly off. we'll see sunshine during the day. then as we go into tomorrow, the clouds will be building late in the day. you see the scattered snow showers to the north. blowing across the north into the pocono mountains. occasional snow showers at 10:00 tonight. very cold air that continues to blow into philadelphia. then on thursday, here comes the clouds and then a chance of snow first thing on

about an inch of rain in worces bedford closer to an inch quarter. here in boston an inch of rain, as well. this is definitely needed rainfall for us. when you add it up, a lot of us walking away with about two inches of rainfall. right now we're still seeing some of those showers, even pockets of moderate to heavy rain. if you have an early morning commute, you can see some of this. off to our west, already starting to see clearing for the back end of the storm headed on out of here. we are going to be looking at some breezy conditions behind that system here. so early morning showers will by 8:00 and 9:00, i think we're predominantly dry. still some showers especially in north central massachusetts. leominster also seeing some more lighter rainfall.?we do have lif rainfall and more moderate and heavy pockets of rainfall this morning. currently a warm front is camped out to our south. you can really see where that warm front has situated. to our southeast, temperatures close to 60 degrees in plymouth. to our northwest, temperatures in the low 40s. w

gusting over 20 in some spots like bedford and boston. they're gonna continue to be quite breezy overnight tonight and that will help bring in that when you step outside tomorrow morning you want to check in with shiri for the windchill values. but it will be in the 20s and 30s. definitely a bundle-up kind of day with layers as we'll be talking about cool conditions overnight. actual temperatures falling back into the 30s under partly cloudy skies. and we'll see some sunshine to start tomorrow but i'm expecting the clouds to bubble up. the highs will be climbing into the 40s, even that will bring warmer conditions down across the southeast but the winds kick up as high as 20 to 25. some scattered showers. and as cooler air begins to surge southward friday night we could see some more clouds across southern new england and perhaps even a stray flurry or perhaps a stray shower. so we'll watch for that carefully but what we'll really still breezy. cooler offer moving in for our saturday. we'll have to watch for an isolated shower saturday ni

bedford, 49. jeffrey, 45. little breezy as well. this time of year the breeze can west and northwest wind around 10 to 20 miles per hour. there is the weather system that came blasting through new england yesterday with all the rain. behind this cold front the temperatures are noticeably cooler. that is on the move and will sweep into new england tomorrow night and be with us through the weekend so tomorrow not too bad, near 50. and then cooler for saturday and sunday. details in a few minutes. >>> we are following more news today. 11 hostages are now safe after being held captive inside a florida robbery. swat teams were able to storm the bank after two hostages made a run for it, distracting the gunman. the suspect allegedly held a gun to the head of one of the hostages demanding money. police were able to arrest him and he'll face several charges. >>> dozens of peaceful protest tors hitting the street in north carolina after a judge decided not to charge an officer in the deadly shooting of keith scott. officer was lawful in shoo

remember, morning, hunchtime, 61 in providence and new bedford. it has turned colder and tomorrow will be five to sev today. however, here is some real cold air building up now i alask and that is going to head to parts of the united states and i will let you know when and where and how that will affect us iluding the weekend forecast. ed? ed: take a look that video. two armed robbers storming into a lowell store taking aim at the clerk. this may not be the only store this pair has targeted. newscenter 5's mary salaa is live in lowell with the video. suspected targets. liquor store clerk manny toste back atwork tonight under the watchful eye of his boss. manny wasore last night around 9:30 when two masked men burst thru the door one of them armed with a handgun. the other, a sawed-off shotgun. toste put his hands in the air. and stepped away from the register. his boss says he did the right >> i don't want them to fight. the the first thing, i don't want anyone to get hurt. >> lowell police worry about the violence of the hold-up, one of the men w

feels like 31 in lawrence, bedford. worcester feeling like only 25 degrees right now. fitchburg, 34. and feels like the lower 30s for southeastern massachusetts. your day planner today keeps temperatures out of above 40 degrees in boston through 6 a.m. upper 40s, close to 50 degrees between noontime and 3:00. breezy and bright. a closer look at that weekend forecast coming up in minutes. julie, back to you for live drive time traffic. >> julie: like what i am seeing so far shiri light volume on the expressway. 128 moving along fine approach the pike. north of the pike route 1 are clear. an easy 7 minutes on the expressway. 20 minutes on 93 south. 11 from westwood to the weston tolls. >>> breaking this morning, police are investigating after a cruiser is hit overnight near the campus of the wentworth technical institute. our catherine parrotta is live in roxbury this morning. catherine, actually a couple of different crime scenes in the area. >> reporter: yes, so we are at the second scene where the cruiser was hit to give you the lift a land. ruggles week runs behind m

was born in pittsburgh, and i grew up in california, but my mother grew up on chauncey street in bedfordsant. it was then called stuyvesant heights. >> right. >> and it, she grew up on chauncey street. she went to brooklyn girls' high school, and she went to catholic church in brooklyn. she was a total -- she adored brooklyn. she was a total brooklyn girl. >> i grew up in the '30s and '40s in brooklyn which were great years -- >> yes. >> -- to grow up in brooklyn. thank you very much. >> thank you. any other non-brooklyn questions or -- [laughter] >> i'd like to know what favorite story you have with your mother. >> oh, of my mother? oh, my goodness. that's a difficult question. well, the james bond story is one of them, because she didn't even, like, say hi. she just said you've got to read this book when i walked in the door. so that's one of my favorites. she was a good, a fun mother. we had fun. i mean, i didn't see her all the time, but when i saw her -- which was always on summer vacation, christmas, big holidays -- it was total fun. so that was a good part. yes. >> you come to the

high of 58 in boston, 57 bedford, norwood, taunton, 55 to near 60 out over the cape. it's already mild for us there. overnight tonight just a few clouds, 32 to 38 in the suburbs, about 40 downtown, the wind is going to stay active tonight. it's going to be a wind chill in the 20s for some of us when you wake up tomorrow morning. and then the highs won't be as mild, but will still be above average, 45 to 50 for most of this time of year. a little chilly on sunday. no weather-related issues at gillette, though. could be a flurry or two on monday, colder two. kate. >> thank you, danielle. >>> taking a a look at the roads right now at 4:48 rkt the expressway, although foggy and wet out there, roads are smooth sailing right now as you head into the city and hopefully will stay that way for a little bit longer this thursday morning. >>> drivers are going to have to slow streets. the boston city council yesterday voted to lower the speed limit on city streets from 30 miles an hour to 25 miles an hour. they hope it will make streets safer for pedestrians, cyclists and drivers

just shy of 60 from new bedford. a bit of a breeze out there. it is active. 20 to 30 miles per hour. that breeze has brought out the sunshine, too, and drier air, so you'll enjoy that bright blue sky with some clouds mixed in now. and the deck 495 now. we'll see partly cloudy skies through the remainder of the day today. no weather-related issues. the sun sets at 4:12 tonight. we dip back into the 30s and the suburb also probably be around -- suburbs will probably be around 40 downtown. the wind chill will be in the 20s at times. and then we won't be as warm, but still not bad. breezy, 50 degrees, chris, for highs tomorrow. we do turn chilly this weekend. >>> a woman accused of convincing heritage boyfriend to take his own life. michelle carter is preparing to go to trial and we learn there had is new evidence in the case. we're live in taunton with details on this case. >> reporter: and chris, michelle carter's defense attorney will receive 20,000 pages of the facebook activity later on today and the judge kenned a request -- denied a request t

you can see as we head into a few degrees. 39 the high in bedford. 38 in worcester. here in boston, we're looking at temperatures in the low 40s. and as we head into monday, more of us struggle to reach the low 40s. here's a look at our overall temperature trend. you can see we're falling off a couple degrees each day. today was a big jump for us. yesterday a lot of us got close to 60 degrees inch boston we reached 57 degrees. we're certainly going to be cooler than that. our average highs are in the mid-40s some we're actually going to be below average as we for us. today highs aren't going to be bad at all. plenty of sunshine. partly sunny skies. further west more of a mixture of sun and clouds, but as you head east of worcester county, i think most of us are dealing with mostly sunny skies. still windy out of the west with gusts up to around 25mph. a couple gusts getting closer to 30, especially across the cape. into tonight, we'll add on a couple, a few clouds, and we do have the chance for flurries in higher terrain. so worcester hills, the berkshires could be a

though extremely mild for this late hour on a december night we're at 50 dover air force base and 50 bedford and 49 morris town and temperature change over the last 24 hours has been dramatic on the order of double digits up 2 degrees from this time yesterday in atlantic city and overnight, tonight, we'll continue to deal with areas of fog and potentially a shower late. we have a brief warm-up in store tomorrow and high temperatures try to up jump up to 60. it will only be brief and cold are air is moving in by new year's and we'll let you know when to expect temperatures in the 0s even expect or dread that until full forecast coming up in a few. >> all about perspective. lauren, thank you so much. and a vandal slashed tires in the early hours of christmas morning in the city's north wood section and nine vehicles were damaged on the 9 00 block of full rod street and some victims were more than one car now have to replace eight tires. the north wood civic association told eyewitness news reporter anita oh it will help with the bills. >> we called the insurance and they want $500 deductible o

and this goes into lawrence and into bedford over to maynard as well. worcester a little cooler only 49 degrees and we have lower 50s into milford and nashua, new hampshire. some of the higher elevations inland are going to be the cool spots today. already a little bit breezy along the coastline. gusts at 30 miles per hour on the vineyard and 2 miles per hour in plymouth. the winds also get stronger today and find gusts between 25 and 30 miles per hour. and we are going to do that all over again tomorrow. just as breezy. highs that teeter around that 50-degree mark for your friday. seven-day forecast always in view. after we get through showers ending by 8:00 this morning, we do turn brighter and breezy. 59 degrees. 10 degrees cooler tomorrow afternoon. partly cloudy. hope to see you at jordan's furniture in natick on saturday from 10 to 2 as we have our coat drop-off day. brighter but a little cooler on your sunday. back to you, guys. >>> househol unavoidable fact of life and marriage. the difference between what wives and husbands say is [ bell clangs

we haven't had that much rain yet but since i tacked on about another tenth of an inch in beverly, bedford and boston we're right around an inch of rain in these locations, including worcester here. norwood half an inch and then you see here hyannis chatham just a few hundreds but i think with we can tack on half an inch there some of those heavier showers that are popping up on radar and coming through here in the overnight hours. now we're running in an extreme drought here in red color that you're seeing. so we're getting some short-term drought relief from the rain we've had. seeing does not include the inch of rain that we have had today. so let's say we're at 10 inches below normal now if we get another half inch overnight you can see we still need maybe five more of these events before we can really put a big dent in what's going on. but we'll take what we can get. temperatures are in the 40s right now some low 50s as you go toward nantucket and vineyard and that slightly warmer air will make its way up from the south and east all the way into boston by sunrise tomorrow. then we eve

and just one day later, there was a riot in bedford, involving up to 200 inmates.m, to a disturbance involving hundreds of prisoners. it is not shocking. the last two yea rs we have it is not shocking. the last two years we have seen increases in self harm, suicide, prison deaths, murder. this isjust an harm, suicide, prison deaths, murder. this is just an awakening to realise that these are very real, pressing conditions under reform is desperately necessary and the investment is desperately necessary. the government says the challenges in prisons are long—standing and will not be solved overnight, but the justice secretary is committed to making sure prisons are stable and delivering reform. no—one was hurt on this occasion, but this incident raises yet more questions about the safety of both prisoners and staff. smitha mundasad, bbc news. the homeless charity crisis says that people sleeping rough are 17 times more likely to be a victim of crime than other members of the public. it's also found that 80% of homeless people are regularly attacked and abused, some

jail in less tha n disturbance at an english jail in less than two months following disturbances at bedfordwell side. swaleside is a very difficult place to work at the moment. there is a shortage of staff. it is a tough prison. prisoners are there for a long period of time. they are big, powerful guys. there are a lot of drugs in prisons at this period in time. it is a particularly tough place to work and if you short staffed, staffed, it makes it even harder. hello, iam ross hello, i am ross atkins with outside source. the syrian army says it has taken control of aleppo. bbc chinese reports that japan has increased its defence budget for the fifth year in a row. that's seen as a response to tensions in the south china sea — and the threat posed by north korea. the draft budget takes spending next year to a record 43.6 billion dollars. bbc swahili reports that opposition mps in kenya have stormed out of parliament alleging they had been assaulted. this all happened during a debate on changing the electoral laws for next year's presidential election. the initial debate on tuesday also saw m

hundreds of inmates rioted for 12 hours at birmingham prison and in november there were disturbances at bedfordison officers association gave me more details on what has been happening. it is an ongoing incident as we alluded to. we believe around 60 inmates have been involved in a disturbance at hmp swaleside tonight. beyond that there are not many details, unfortunately. when you say a disturbance, have fires been lit? have they taken the keys of any of the guards? any more details you can give us? the information we have suggests there is nothing on the scale of the hmp birmingham incident the other day so it does sound as if this is a smaller scale incident that these details are kind of sketchy at the moment. i don't believe this incident has been going on for too long. this is a category b training prison and her majesty's inspectorate of prisons injuly described the prison as dangerous and found levels of violence far too high with many serious incidents? swaleside is a particularly difficult place to work at this time. it has suffered from an acute shortage of staff, people not being at

though extremely mild for this late hour on a december night we're at 50 dover air force base and 50 bedford and 49 morris town and temperature change over the last 24 hours has been dramatic on the order of double digits up 2 degrees from this time yesterday in atlantic city and overnight, tonight, we'll continue to deal with areas of fog and potentially a shower late. we have a brief warm-up in store tomorrow and high temperatures try to up jump up to 60. it will only be brief and cold are air is moving in by new year's and we'll let you know when to expect temperatures in the 0s even expect or dread that until full forecast coming up in a few. >> all about perspective. lauren, thank you so much. and a vandal slashed tires in the early hours of christmas morning in the city's north wood section and nine vehicles were damaged on the 9 00 block of full rod street and some victims were more than one car now have to replace eight tires. the north wood civic association told eyewitness news reporter anita oh it will help with the bills. >> we called the insurance and they want $500 deductible o