bob: honoring veterans. how volunteers make the difference for a moving annual tribute. pam: we begin with breaking news from dorchester where police are searching for a suspect in a series of assaults on women. bob: three serious incidents that date back to last month. the latest yesterday morning. our reid lamberty is live in dorchester with breaking information. reid: 6:00 yesterday morning run along the sidewalk in this section of dorchester. three similar incidents were a man exposed himself to a woman. police tonight making a publicly for help. where there was once comfort, there is now fear. >> i used to walk up here to burger king with my granddaughter. i' m not going to do that anymore. reid: boston police investigating three separate crimes during which a woman is approached by a man exposing himself, two of the incidents happened right outside this elderly housing complex. >> that makes me wonder, i have to look around, what' s going on what' s next behind me. reid: in one of the incidents, police say the male assailant tried forceable grabbed a woman, before she

reporter: bob, pam, this is a four alarm fire at greenwood avenue. we're told that two adults and two children were rescued. a beginning just now. you look at the house itself. that they're attacking it from the exterior, inside. the fire was in the baseman. it was -- in the basement. it was being fed by gas. the gas has been shut off. two adults, two children rescued. two of those residents had to be transported to the hospital. one firefighter also sent to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. we're going press conference with the chief and get more information and bring it to you as soon as we have it. reporting live in hyde park, todd kazakiewich, wcvb newscenter 5. >> this is the second serious fire in hyde park in just 24 hours. overnight, three boston firefighters were injured battling a house fire on river street. the firefighters were treated and released. the red cross assisted two residents displaced by that fire. >> after a search at a topsfield apartment, an arrest in the kidnapping of a two-year-old girl. right now, an ex-bab

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bobbing his head to the music as well. >>> good morning, thank you for joining us, wednesday november 25. i'm dave clark. >> i'm claudine wong in for pami tweeted you claudine. >> you did. uh-oh. i have to get on twitter. oh, no. what did he say. >> it's fine. all good. dave is all nervous. >> because i know you. it is cold out there. but the rain is done for now. might see more over the weekend. the low responsible is heading to nevada. it may head back this way. that's what it looking like. it is looking like it's in the valley and pushing south. it will be off and on show showers the next couple days. they will probably pick up again. the slow is sending back in moisture. 30s on the temps, 33, 30, 33, they will go down. huge difference in the temps. 10 to 17 degrees colder. many 30s, and i would think tomorrow would be colder. 19 in truckee. dry air from the north. still some of the cool air over the warmer ocean temps. mostly sunny, a few clouds. the breeze will pick up. 5:32. did see a few cars. picking up a little bit. >> it's getting more crowded. we'll look at the toll plaza. we have crowd from now. westbound 80 at the bay brid

bob: again, there is no evidence to support the isis claim. two major airlines are not taking chances. they announced they would stop flying over the sinai peninsula for safety reasons. pam: shock and sadness. a high school senior killed in a car crash. her memory honored tonight. madeleine was many things, a daughter and a friend. she lost her life last night in franklin in a single car crash. reid lamberty reports. >> roadside sorrow melts into tears as classmates leave behind flowers at this tree. matalin was alone when the car she was driving smashed into the tree before midnight. there was a fire. >> witnesses tried to pull her pushed them back. a steady stream of students flowed in and out of the high school, speaking with grief counselors. the school principal says in this building she stood out. >> she was excellent at making individuals feel good, laugh, sharing her joy. we need to find that as we move together. >> she was captain of field hockey and the hockey teams here in the school spent the morning meeting with her teammates, preparing for the state tournament without their goalie. >> there is not a person in this school that would not know her. there are p

pam is bobbing her head.ted albums of the year is being released today. that's adele. you won't find adele 25 on spotify or apple music. some artist are choosing not to put their albums on those services because of control issues. they expect her sal bum to sell -- album to sell 2 1/2 million in the first week. >> it's that time for the big game. the 118th match up between cal and stanford. if they win they will clinch the north division. the 118th match up 7:30 tomorrow night at stanford. it was a bittersweet homecoming for a bay area boy from pleasanton. who collapsed. the dylan o'leary is home. he is home but he spent six months in the hospital. at first doctors thought a cluster of blood vessels burst in his brain. then they found a rare cancer on his brain and spine. >> it's bittersweet. dylan is making so many improvements but everyone is careful. >> he's going to start read ache soon. there's a 25 chance they can get the cancer. >>> we'll follow the news from mali. more than 100 people are held hostage