cindy would've left us a note, jack. cindy's like that. look, there's no note. cindy's a big girl. she can take care of herself. which is more than i can say for you. when will you girls learn to stop leaving your things lying around? i almost broke my neck on your heel. that's not my heel. it's not mine. then it must be cindy's. oh, my god. oh, my god. do you know what this means, jack? yeah, wherever cindy is, she's probably walking around how can you possibly joke at a time like this when cindy's been kidnapped? pardon me? don't you see? oh, men are so dumb. this heel was broken off of cindy's shoe when she was struggling with an intruder who broke in here and kidnapped her. your brain has been kidnapped. what probably happened was cindy wanted some warm milk to help her sleep. we don't have any milk so she went to the store to buy some. ( doorbell rings ) that's probably her now. do you kids know what time it is? 12:45. thank you. ( pounding ) 12:46. this is no laughing matter. this is the second time tonight you woke me up with your noise and i'm not going to tell you again! g

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cindy? cindy: skies are going to be clearing as you're heading out this morning, but the winds, they'll be picking up, when colder air arrives this weekend ahead. emily? emily: we're following breaking news out of waltham, a person dead after hit by several vehicles while walking in the emily: the harvard men's soccer team is suspended for the rest of the season over a lewd rating scandal. they rated incoming freshmen on the women's soccer team based on students. the athletic director explained the school's decisio s widespread across the team and has continued beyond 2012, including in 2016, and that current students who participated were not immediately forthcoming about their involvement. >> it's important for the school to uphold their values of gender equity and respect. >> i understand it's something to be frowned upon. but when you cancel an entire season, you punish the entire submitted this op ed to the school newspaper. we are appalled that female athletes told to be empowered are

that was my promise to cindy. (male narrator) the results cindy got at dr.bagh's office were incredible. but cindy wanted to continue her treatments at home. (female narrator) so dr. sebagh created and bottled formulas exclusively for cindy, and it wasn't long before she started sharing these formulas with family and friends. (male narrator) from there, it grew to become meaningful beauty, the global skincare phenomenon that's loved by more than two million women around the world. (cindy) it's so satisfying to know that you created a product that people are loving and using, and it's giving them confidence about their skin.

cindy: yeah. randy: could get a little bit. cindy: messy weatherwise today. the flooding we're talking about has to do with the high tide which comes up around 11:00 this morning. along the coastline, be ready for that water level to rise a little bit. the rainfall right now still on the way. you can see the radar picking up quite a few showers, especially down on the south coast and cape where we've had a couple of showers already. but the storm still working up the coastline. and as it gets closer to us, that rain is going to break out across the area. there's also going to be an will interact with the tide which comes up around 11:00 a.m. that's why we do have a coastal flood advisory for that reason. some of the shore roads that are vulnerable may experience minor coastal flooding at the time of high tide. temperatures mainly running in the 40's. we only get in the lower 50's here around midday. that rain moves in late morning. the temperatures fall back a little bit this afternoon. here's a timeline on that rain. by 8:00 this morning, a couple of showers

cindy? cindy: and the winds are going to be picking up today. a blustery feel and the cooler weekend ahead. ballot in massachusetts. question 3 is about confining farm animals. a yes vote would ban any practice that prevents pigs, calves and hens from standing up, lying down, or turning around freely. you can find a full list on our >> we're here in the studio. >> we have a message for everyone to wake up. >> good morning, eyeopener. randy: whoa, we got it. good morning to miss chilton's media class. emily: keep them coming. record them on your phone and upload them to ulocal using our wcvb app. friday. dread and some of us look forward to it. cindy: i think everybody likes the extra hour of sleep. emily: it's just what happens. randy: the darkness. cindy: it is daylight saving time coming to an end. saturday night before you go to sleep, turn those clocks back one hour. notice your sunset on sunday, 4:31 in the afternoon. so that's the tradeoff for sure. temperatures have been pretty mild this week. our average high is in the mid 50's. we're go

but the cold, right, cindy? cindy: the cold and the wind. it is a weather impact day. we're looking for light snow showers and flurries around the boston area right now, this is not sticking to the roads, but some of the car tops as you saw. and some of the grassy surfaces with a little coating of snow this morning. you can see that extends from boston along the pike all the way out to marlborough. south of town to weymouth. snow showers around the worcester area as well. steadier snow across the berkshires. that's where it may accumulate over the course of the morning hours. it's all this wind spinning around our storm. we do have a wind advisory up till 10:00 for gusts to 50 miles an hour. right now, the winds are sustained. 15, 25 miles an hour, and they are gusting higher. this is what you want to dress for. the wind chill is 10 right now in worcester. it feels like 19 in boston. very wintry. actual temperatures 20's and 30's, below the freezing mark, into the upper 30's. clouds break for a little bit of sunshine. with that wind, wind chills getting no higher than

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listen, uh, i've got to talk to you and cindy right now. it'll have to be cindy. i'm already late. what's wrong with it? the bell doesn't work. i think i can fix it. larry, maybe you shouldn't do it. come on, cindy, what's the sense of having it if you can't use it? hey, watch those hands. would you relax? i'll have your bell ringing in no time. larry, you get your hands off her... clock. clock? you want to fix it? uh... no, thanks, pal. i got enough time on my hands. get it? time on my hands. speaking of time, look at how late i am. jack. no, i'm sorry. i didn't mean to... i've got people to see and places to go. bye. i'll see you later. jack's been acting so strange. larry, maybe i should go after him. now that we're all alone i think we both could use a little bit of unwinding. maybe you're right. i'll slip into something more comfortable. thank you! ( humming ) ta-dah! aah. oh, cindy, where are you? good night. see you in the morning. what? think, larry, think. ? happy birthday to me ? ? happy birthday to me ? ? happy birthday, dear larry ? ? happy birthday... ? oh, larry, it's

hold on, cindy! what's the hurry? i don't know. she was standing by the window and all of a sudden she acted as if she'd seen a ghost. not a ghost, joe. more like the devil. mary had a little lamb, little lamb, little lamb... yes. what in the world? he's here. here? whose here? where? he's going into the sherrif's office. mrs. porter, i'm not going to let him have my baby. well of course you're not. i mean it. i mean it. i'd rather see h h dead first. cindy! look, i don't want a scenene major, i just want my child. i just happen to think that she's not a fit mother well, that may be but it's s sll your problem, not mine but you're wrong. it is your problem. i've got a court order to prove it is. that's signed by judge henry. i guess you've seen his signature many times. yeahahi'm afraid i have. i'll be stopping at the porter hotel tonight. ralph? ralph? yes sir? i'll be gone for a little while. you, uh, hold down the fort, will you? yes, sir. oh, come on, henrietta don't get sentimental and go giving me trouble. i saw her bring her

cindy: look at last week. we had all these red days here in the 60's, in the 50's, and then what happened yesterday? didn't get out of the 30's. that is typical of the end of december. not the mid to late part of november. so we've been running below today. we have bright sunshine in the forecast today across southern new england, the mid-atlantic states. traveling in the northeast, overall, you're looking okay. traveling through the middle of the country, there is a storm around the chicago area with rain/snow north of there. thunderstorms down to the gulf coast. that's the area that we are watching today. the storm is pulling out of the rockies with some wintry weather, and there will be a wintry side up toward the northern great lakes. this is a storm we'll be watching for us on thanksgiving day. it's not a big st going to bring in light precipitation especially during the first half of the day. in the meantime, got our storm from sunday and yesterday still spinning to our north, so it's still kicking up th

randy: i'm randy price with cindy fitzgibbon. good morning, cindy. cindy: good morning. we're starting out cold once again, temperatures running in the 20's and lower 30's. the wind is still active. it is still gusting over 20 miles per hour, so it feels much colder than that. wind chill big issue as you're stepping out this morning. feels like 14 in worcester. otherwise, lots of lower 20's. so you want to bundle up. dress for winter again today. high pressure building in from the west. i think overall, we will see brightening skies. there are patchy clouds this morning. i think we'll get in on more sunshine today. we had a little yesterday. by lunchtime, it's right around 40 degrees. and we should sneak in at the lower 40's this afternoon. a little less cold than yesterday. less wind, more sunshine. heading in the right direction. we'll step you through your holiday forecast coming up. good morning, olessa. olessa: good morning. check of the zakim bridge. leverett connector southbound side heading to the bottom of the screen. there's a little overnight construction left

cindy? cindy: it's a quiet start to the week. a lot of sunshine today and a warm-up for election day. when we could see our next chance of showers. that's ahead. first take a look at the temperatures as you're heading out this morning. layer up. it is chilly out there. just 37 degrees as you're ready to head out when others head home. at eversource, we prepare for ugly weather all year long... upgrading technology, managing vegetation, improving how we get information to you because we know you're counting on us. we're ready for winter, and we want to make sure you're ready, too. visit eversource.com to learn more and sign up for storm updates. and be sure to follow us on facebook and twitter. >> we're from the north shore dance academy. five, six, seven, eight. good morning, eyeopener. randy: all right! shore dance academy in danvers. they've been in business for 25 years. emily: it turns out that one of our producers is a graduate. randy: oh, boy. emily: we'll be expecting a performance next time we see you. we'd love to see yo

um, cindy? cindy? she hung up, penny. what'd you do that for? i'm 10 1/2, going on 11. hmm. well, i got go straighten this out. hi, gramps. hi, willona. sure is nice talking to you! how was the movie? it was great, mama. you owe michael $4.50. $4.50? did you see a movie or make it? [ chuckles ] hey, willona! grampa and lena are on their way over from the bus station. that dude's got more going for him than half the dudes i know half his age. you know what i'm saying? and he keeps his girlfriend lena looking young, too. er? well, not exactly. t-they're just very good friends. oh, one of those modern arrangements... like barbra streisand and jon peters. oh, well, um, let's go home, penny, and get the surprise we baked last night for grampa. mama, you're gonna be surprised, too. one of the pieces are missing. correction -- two of the pieces are missing. j.j., grampa and lena are gonna be staying in your room, okay? you mean me and michael have to sleep on the couch? aardvark nose? oh, michael, did you make up with cindy? thelma, i made up with her, but she didn't make up with m

oh, bless you, cindy. by the way, cindy, i want you to know if there is anything you ever need, you know where to come. great. i need a ride to u.c.l.a. she doesn't waste any time, does she? if you see jack, tell him i'll bring some records tonight. sure, if he ever bothers to show up. so, you're studying to be a vet, huh? yup. your own cow? see you in a little bit. ( phone ringing ) hello. oh hi, mr. angelino. say, is jack still down there? what? jack's had an accident? where? uh, what hospital? uh, thank you, mr. angelino, i'm on my way. ( people talking ) i don't know how i can ever forgive myself. i mean... what if you can't cook no more? felipe. felipe, it's only a cut. if a chef can't handle a cut he can't cut it as a chef you know? oh! how we doing? oh, the pain. we'll get back to you as soon as we can. thank you, my lovely angel of mercy. jack: mercy! ( both whistling ) you said it. ow! who's next? uh, mr. bradley. that's me. would you follow me, please? nurse, my shoulder is killing me. we'll take

cindy? cindy: all right. and weatherwise, we've got a changeable day coming up on this veterans day. look to the north up near the canadian borde there? that's a cold front. that's going to drop in on us as we get into the afternoon. take a look at the temperatures now. lots of 40's, lower 50's on the cape. up in the merrimack valley, your 12-hour forecast brings your temperatures up into the lower 50's with passing clouds around lunchtime. then the temperatures fall this afternoon. going to be the same deal on the south coast and cape. you should sneak up close to 60 before temperatures go the other way. gusty winds, falling temperatures. we don't get out of the 40's lots of sunshine. back in the mid to upper 50's on sunday. emily: just about 5:26. time for eyepoppers. we have sports edition this morning. what are we starting with? olessa: an impressive save. look at this. ryan miller has this spectacular diving glove save, snatching it out of the air. for vancou emily: a for effort. >> ? whoa, you're halfwa

cindy: yeah. randy: some extra treats. cindy: maybe a little turkey. there you go. 40 degrees right now in boston. not bad as you're stepping out the door this morning with a light north-northwesterly wind. but there is a little bit of fog reducing visibility on the north shore of beverly, the worcester area as well. heads-up for that. notice the temperatures. nortnd not 40 degrees. low to mid 30's. there might be one or two slippery spots outside of 495 where we've got patches of mist and drizzle this morning. but i want to take you inside here up toward the north shore where we've got a band of showers filling in out of southern new hampshire and dropping down toward danvers and gloucester as well. so this is our wettest area this morning, but we're going to keep these showers, some patches of drizzle in the forecast pretty much all day long. by noontime, you're heading out, there will be showers and drizzle around. temperatures in the mid 40's. few showers around. but at least the temperatures today a little bit milder. we could touch 50 in southeas

cindy? cindy: and we've got just a couple of sprinkles, some areas of drizzle showing up on the radar this morning, but there could be slippery spots outside of 495. the timing on that plus some showers for parts of the area this weekend. thanksgiving tradition becomes an opportunity to honor a fallen hero. moralboro and hudson used their holiday football games to remember state trooper thomas clardy, who was hit and killed during a traffic stopin clardy's youngest son, noah, did the pregame coin toss. >> i thought of my husband. it was snowing. i thought that was a sign he was looking down wishing that obviously he was here to see the support from everyone. emily: trooper clardy was from hudson. his widow says thanksgiving was one of his favorite holidays, and he always made a point to upon us, it's time to have festive decorations out there. the new day-care on a christmas tradition and -- take on a christmas tradition and how well that is sounding. randy: all right. some good news for ski

cindy, a chilly one. cindy: you got it. you might ne off the windshield. frosty. 20's and 30's. 39 worcester into boston. cold start. mild afternoon. we recover under sunshine and 60's this afternoon. it's the warmest day of the week. a few showers tomorrow. we bring in the colder air. clearer through veterans day. turning colder for the weekend. randy? randy: speaking of veterans day, it's a very special night last night to provide the help they deserve for military men and women coming home facing what we war. we had a great crowd at the agganis arena. the beach boys providing music for the annual event. i was host again this year. this is a benefit for home base, a unique organization here in boston helping veterans from all over. >> we fly them in. we cover their air fare, their hotel, their meals. and all their care is free. >> it's not just a treatment but focusing on the randy: home base was created seven years ago by the red sox foundation and massachusetts general hospital. i invite you to join me friday night at 7:00 on 5 for home base's veterans

cindy? cindy: it is chilly out there right now. today's actually going to be the warmest day of the week with temperatures reaching up into the 60's. my timeline on showers headed emily: a georgetown police officer is recovering after a crash in rowley. state police say that officer was working a detail on i-95 north when a driver plowed into the cruiser last night. that officer is at anna jacques with nonlife-threatening facing charges after a violent confrontation in cambridge. police had to use pepper spray at the cambridgeside galleria. a thousand people were there with rapper desiigner and jaylen brown. when the event didn't happen as scheduled. police say things got out of control. bricks and glass were allegedly thrown at officers. six teens are charged with trespassing and disturbing the peace. randy: inspirational event in boston last night. a mission to pay tribute and to help our veterans. stowaway on a flight from ben hassan is my older brother. he is so funny, and so smart, and my best friend. all families have challen

cindy: we'll get it tomorrow and thursday. emily: thank you. cindy: a little wind from the west. we have a warmup coming in the middle of the week but today is with that warm air coming in from chicago, there is a front as well that has some clouds and showers. it is not going to be warm and perfectly sunny. the tradeoff will be clouds and showers. those likely come in thursday. the skies are mainly clear but it is chilly. there is some frost in many areas. as you can see right along the coast line, especially from the mid and outer cape, a little bit of cloud cover. temperatures are milder. 35 hyannis. look twenty in orange. worcester at the freezing mark. plymouth as well. definitely a chilly start. sun not up until 7:18. temperatures 9:00 a.m. in the lower 40's and my 1:00 this afternoon, we should touch 50 degrees. a few interior spotses could get closer to 55 this afternoon. lots of sunshine today. tonight starts out clear. then a southerly wind develops bringing in cloud cover. but throughout the day some partial sunshine. it is dry through wednesday. thursday afternoon int

cindy, are you tracking that? cindy: i sure am. we have a difference in temperature, cooler in all areas. but temperatures are in the 60's across the area. mid 50's though in boston. the winds haveke considerably. they are gusting at tweet five miles per hour in a lot of spots. this is cooling down -- pulling down even cooler air. a big area of high pressure to our west. a big tip for the weekend -- passing cloud cover out there. the clouds have dissipated as we had through the afternoon and evening. temperatures holding steady. antoinette: all right, cindy, thank you. state police working to identify the pedestrian who was struck and killed last night on 128 south in waltham. the victim was apparently walking in the second travel lane from the right, about a half-mile before exit 26, when he was hit by a car. after the initial impact, other vehicles also struck the victim. it's still unclear why the victim was on the highway. troopers did not find any abandoned vehicle that might have belonged to the pedestrian. two umass dartmout

cindy: a beautiful day on tap weatherwise. a colder pattern will be moving in starting later this weekend. the timing on that. some rain coming with it. take a look at the temperatures as you're heading out the door this morning. quite a difference. [cheering] ? reporter: boy, are they ready. rising tide charter public school. thank you so much. emily: cannot wait to see everybody tomorrow at america's hometown thanksgiving in plymouth. coming up next hour, we'll meet our special v.i.p. viewer guest. randy: let's just call her and wake her up. emily: surprise. cindy: all eyes on the weather. we're doing good. a few clouds may come in later in the morning. that's it. we're going to be dry with sunshine early on. temperatures in the low to mid 50's. wind off the water out of the northeast. great weather again this year. good thing the parade is not on sunday. by sunday the storm that's impacting the dakotas today and on into minnesota, that storm will be here sunday. saturday the pick of our weekend. you see blizzard warning up

cindy? cindy: watching for freezing rain and drizzle for part of the area this morning for your morning commute. who will see the biggest impact and the focus for heavier rain late in the day. that timeline is just ahead. first, take a live look at the radar. that pink indicating it could be slippery northernmost worcest temperatures running close to 40 degrees as you're heading out >> good morning from leicester high. these are the wolverine cheerleaders. >> good morning, eyeopener. randy: all right. good morning, leicester high. call. that young man you saw is being highlighted in this week's a-plus. emily: antoinette antonio will have his story tonight. check that out. we love to see everybody get together. upload it to ulocal using our wcvb app. ready? [all talking at once] good thing. we need it desperately. emily: this is true. cindy: it's going to coincide with the evening commute the next two days. impact weather days the next couple of days. rain is heavy this afternoon. that's roun

first cindy with a look at the forecast. no snow today. cindy: no, today is going to be a fantastic fall day. looking good for friday.

cindy: -- that, cindy, we have a change on the way. cindy: you got it. we have a system to the south developing and it will increase the flow ahead of it from the east. that is important. with the super moon we had last when you add to the easterly flow on top of the already highest tides of the year, it could pose a problem of coastal flooding tomorrow for the 11:00 a.m. high tide. you've got to keep a close eye on the water levels. high pressure. a westerly wind has warmed us up. so chilly this morning. some of us were down in the 20's. we are now holding in the upper 50's and low 60's across the area mid 60's. clouds will be increasing as the sun goes down. we will have the timeline on that rain coming up. erika: thank you. the mbta is meeting to go over weighty financial issues. the t's fiscal and management control board plans to discuss the operating budget and employee compensation. the board will also receive a report on safety after incidents like this on the orange line last month, when cars filled with smoke and passengers busted -- broke wind

randy: cold start on this monday morning, cindy. good morning. cindy: good morning to you. yeah, it is chilly out there now. things are changing, though. we've got 38 degrees in boston. just a couple of patchy clouds. skies overall are mainly clear across a good portion of the area. look at the 20's showing up back in worcester county. orange just 26. it's 34 in worcester. you can see a patch of cloudiness hugging the cape up to plymouth associated with a storm offshore, which is moving away. high pressure is nosing in. so in between a little bit of a breeze especially on the south coast and the cape and that is going to keep clouds around for you. look at the boston area. we'll come out of the 30's to around 40 degrees by 8:00 a.m. and hold in the 40's despite the sunshine right through the afternoon, struggling to a high of around 50 degrees in town. clouds will break eventually on the cape, and today's a coming. we'll let you know what to expect coming up. let's get you out to the roads this morning. good morning, olessa. olessa: a live look outside, a check of the zakim

( gasps ) cindy? cindy? could you go out and make a-a-a pot of coffee? okay... but tell me if i miss anything. mr. furley, would you mind telling me what you were doing in that bed? nothing. i didn't even know that she was there. he's a lot like stanley. until tomorrow night. yeah, mr. furley. you really ruined everything. oh, no, no. janet, you did. huh? i followed that advice you gave me. oh, no. you didn't try to make mr. roper jealous? ( stammering ): it didn't work? no, no. he didn't even fight for me. all-all he did was hand me over to a stranger, like an old sweater. and i've got all the old sweaters i need. jack! jack, you have to do something. oh, sure, come crawling to me when you mess up... jack, please! all right! i'll see what i can do. don't worry, mrs. roper. first team is taking over. do you know where he is? i have an idea. oh, mrs. roper. oh, janet, i made such a mess of things. if only i hadn't gone away on that singles weekend this never would have happened. , what did you expect me to do? i never should have believed those ads in the first p

cindy: this morning we might get a little drizzle. that's freeze on contact. north and west of 495 through northern worcester county, advisory until 10:00 a.m. look at these temperatures running in the upper 20's and lower 30's. orange, jaffrey, keene. notice where the moisture is. it is back to the west. it's going to take a while to move back in. if you're in this area, you need to be extra careful as we could have slippery conditions developing. heavier rain to the west with a lot of warm air. it's going to take all da we'll start in the 30's, head into the 40's this afternoon. from 10:00 a.m. right through the afternoon, we are talking about periods of rainfall. the full timeline on that is just ahead. let's get you out to the roads. good morning, olessa. olessa: live look outside starting things off with a check of the pike. that's eastbound to the top of the screen. let's go maps and check the rest of your ride. not too bad heading into boston. we have overnight construction left over on the expressway left by the o'neill tunnel. that will be gone in the

cindy: there is. randy: can't beat it. cindy: right. in the past three years, i can tell you we've lucked out with the weather. we're hoping for that again this year. we shall see. i will tell you it's going to be mild, i think. looking at above average temperatures. 63 today, more than 10 degrees above average for this time of year. even with rain coming in tomorrow, we're still going to stay above average. mostly 50 to 60 degrees by the end of the week. cold out the door. bedford 29. 42 in boston. 44 in worcester. norwood down to 20 degrees where the winds have gone calm and even around freezing along the south coast of new bedford. mid to upper 40's on cape cod this morning. clear skies. you've got that super moon in view unt this morning. high pressure giving us another nice day, but there is a storm down the coast that we're watching for tomorrow. notice the temperatures coming up quickly. by 9:00 a.m., lower 50's. by lunchtime, a round or just over 60 degrees. we're looking for highs today a couple of degrees milder than yesterday

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cindy? cindy: the radar quiet. a le but we'll see the rain move back in. it will get a little heavier late in the day. the timeline on that is ahead. first, take a live look as we look toward the zakim bridge. take a look at the temperatures. it's a chilly start. 29 degrees, cloudy skies in ? we asked people to write down the things they love to do most on these balloons. travel with my daughter. roller derby. ? now give up half of 'em. this is a tough financial choice we could face when we retire. but, if we start saving even just 1% more of our annual income... we could keep doing all the things we love. >> happy thanksgiving from the billerica memorial high school. [cheers and applause] randy: all right. good morning to billerica memorial high football team. and, yes, this is their version of the mannequin challenge. emily: another great job. we keep remarking on how still everybody is. it's incredible. thank you to all of them for shortly. i don't know how they are standing like that. they are good. it's impressive on this thanksgiving. thank you for t

cindy? cindy: it is a cold start today, but we are going to warm up a little bit with lots of sunshine today. my timeline on when rain returns and sticks around much of the week. that's ahead. first, look at these temperatures as you're heading out the door. a little chilly this morning. only in the 20's. clear skies. 28 degrees as you're heading out >> we are the 11th graders from breakthrough greater boston working hard on our path to college. good morning, boston. randy: good morning and good luck. good morning to our friends at breakthrough greater boston starting their college access program. those were personal computers they were holding. il wake-up call. get everybody together. record it right on your phone. upload it to ulocal using our wcvb app. randy: back to work, back to school. party's over, folks. we may have to scrape our car off. cindy: scraping the car off this morning, but you have a blister from raking. he said he would and he did. randy: four hours. now the neighbors' le

cindy: you got it, but it's dry. nice weather to head back to work and school. 35 degrees in boston. winds are light. the suburbs have cooled down quite a bit. we're freezing in beverly. 20's bedford to nashua. you may have to scrape the car with frost. 20's from worcester county. pockets from taunton to falmouth near freezing. 29 right now in the plymouth area. you get the idea.

cindy, i will admit, i was not prepared. cindy: are we ever prepared for the first time of the season? just some very light snow maybe a sugar coating on grassy areas and car tops. there's heavier snow through western massachusetts and the berkshires. flurries reading into the city, not amounting to ch. the roads are generally okay. a lot of road crews have been treating the roads as well. west of worcester from warren, orange and berry, we're looking at snow showers as well all associated with the same storm that's been impacted us over the it is sitting to our north and churning up the winds. that is the big story. wind advisories up till 10:00 p.m. there could be gusts to 50 miles an hour. sustained winds are 15 to 25. wind chills right now 11 in worcester. it feels like 22 in ston. the actual temperatures are in the 20's and lower 30's and we are not going to get out of the 30's today. flurries end this morning. sun and clouds throughout the day. noontime, upper 30's and wind cold start to the week. let's get you out to

cindy: store moving through the midwest. wintry precipitation around the cleveland area stretching up through parts of michigan back into wisconsin. this is moving in our direction. as it does so it's bumping into chilly air. see off to the west 20's and 30's. going to beat half to dislodge the cold air as the moisture starts to move in tomorrow morning. great shape the rest of the afternoon. clear skies up until the sunsets at 4:16. low to mid 40's. once the sun goes down clouds begin to increase and you can see that on futurecast with clouds filling in overnight. sunrise tomorrow is quiet but snow starts to shift in and along and north of the pike that may persist until mid to late morning where we could see a dusting of snow. we will break down the full-time line just ahead. antoinette: today is expected to be a busy one of the roads. let's take a look. live pictures from the southeast expressway heading south. in recent years the tuesday before thanksgiving has been the busiest travel day but that does not mean you're ou

cindy. cindy: dry roads expected today. good news if you are doing traveling but there could be a the time line on that and when more rain returns for the holiday weekend ahead. first, take a look, as you are heading out the door. it's a cold start, just 27 degrees as you are heading out in worcester right now. >> cindy, thank you. a bit later we'll be reconnecting with doug as you see, he's on the road this morning month, checking out all of the travel conditions. and in addition to the reports, and this is live in natick on the massachusetts turnpike, ? dylan: anybody can do parkour. our whole aim with the gym is to get people moving, and want to have people understand that you own a body. we can do some crazy things with it. having blue cross blue shield, that i might not know if i'm going to land, because i've always had this security behind me. my name is dylan. i own hub parkour training center my gravy had an accident. follow me. i'm usually the gravy master. my guest list just tripled. i want to go really big with m

cindy: no more games to go. let's talk about rainfall we are getting some today, and, boy, do we need it. typically, november is a wetter month for us. by this point in the month, we've had close t two inches. we have not had 1/4 inch of rain yet. rain today will help with our deficit for the year, which is up over 10 1/2 inches. the rain comes in this morning. i think it's going to have the greatest impacts midday through the afternoon. but this will still impact the evening commute as well. the potential for heavier downpours and a widespread inch or so of rain. more. on average, plan on about an inch of rainfall out of this system. you can see some showers have been trying to lift up from the south already, but the main event here was this area of low pressure developing. still in the waters to our south. there's actually a little bit of a tropical connection with this. that is going to help to add a little bit more moisture to this system. as this low approaches, it's going to strengthen a little bit. there'

cindy manraid. dr. mark mcclellan is a former centers for meds care and medicaid services director and the food and drug administration commissioner during the bush administration. rodney whitlock worked for 20 years on capitol hill for republicans, including charlie norwood and chuck grassley in the senate. and we have seen a quite interesting election this year, and it has a big impact on health policy. i'd love for you to tell us what you'll be watching in the year ahead. cindy, could you start us off? >> thank you for inviting me and having this panel. clearly, we're going to be seeing a lot of change. and i think americans want to see a lot of change. i think one of the things that we'll all have to keep an eye on and to prioritize is what happens with coverage and to make as a first priority to not do any harm. what the affordable care act has done, and, you know, this is of -- lots of debates, obviously, about the affordable care act, but it has brought 20 million people into coverage. and it has

cindy: it is that time of year. erika: it does not feel like that now -- cindy: in minneapolis it was very warm earlier and now just west of there there is a blizzard warning in effect. this is a storm moving across the country and it will pay us a visit by sunday. late in the weekend, take a look. parts of worcester county could see a coating of snow. the b vermont, the mountains, on up into new york state, several inches of snow possible. this storm is going to be a game changer. we have seen that over a good portion of the country. you can see it right here south of the minneapolis area. it's lifting to the west. we will be on the warmer side and it will wrap in some colder air. northern minnesota, back to eastern north dakota and ahead into the 70's. 70 in detroit. 73 in cincinnati. we are not quite that warm, but hey, 63 to reason boston is not bad for the middle of november. we have sunshine out today. it has been a bright, beautiful day. temperatures have recovered. we have a light north-northwesterly wind he

cindy? cindy: kind of a backwards day. temperatures are going to be cooling down through the afternoon. my timeline, though, on sunshine and a temperature change for your weekend ahead. erika? erika: we're following two investigation in marlborough. one woman now suffering life-threatening injuries. and anti-trump protests turn violent overnight in portland, oregon. some demonstrators even smashing car windows, trashing the streets. other protests around the country were mostly peaceful. this year, i want the best bird for my family and my wallet. nature's promise fresh turkey is only 99 cents per pound with no antibiotics ever. everything for thanksgiving. i want to go really big with my appetizers. we can do it without blowing our budget. oh yeah, this is great! everything for thanksgiving. that's my stop & shop. >> i was just kicking madly, and he said -- he kept saying, i'm going to stab you, i'm going to stab you. emily: stabbed by a knife-wielding attacker, this morning, the victim is talking only to newscenter 5 abo

kelly and shook police is live but we begin with cindy fitzgibbon. cindy: we are just coming down from the highest tide of the year in boston. coastal flood advisory until 2:00 this afternoon. where kelly and is in boston, we have reports of so minor coastal flooding due to the height of is tide we have not had a lot of wind but there is now an offshore component that is getting stronger. we have a few showers across the area. the storm is still to our south. there has been heavy rain am a flooding and thunder and lightning around the storm lists northward -- gusts 20 to 30 miles per hour along the coastline during the late afternoon and evening. the rain is still coming in and throh the evening comte. can't rule out a rumble of thunder and ponding of the water on the roads. right now i want to talk more about that flooding situation down at long wharf. for that we join kelly ann. kelly ann: it is remarkable ho things have changed in the last hour wn we saw the peak of the king tide at 11:08. you can see the lower levels here which dry but one hour a

cindy. cindy: we have another cold day ahead. i am tracking some rain and snow that could impact our area on thanksgiving. the time line on that is ahead. first, take a look at the temperatures as you are heading out the door. 20s and 30s but the winds just running in the teens as you are heading out the door in - announcer: thousands of boston area families depend on home sharing to make ends meet. here at airbnb, we're committed to working with the commonwealth to develop new common-sense ing with policymakers to ensure our community can pay their fair share of taxes. and we support rules that protect affordable housing and maintain our neighborhoods. >> good morning eyeopener! >> good morning. what a -- what's better than this. we get this every morning. >> it goes up and down like that. >> you should see it. >> yeah. >> thank you for the wakeup call. please send us yours. you know the drill. your phone, upload it. >> it looks like fun. >> yeah. >> it is a little light on the horizon. i'm not speaking about that metaphorically

hopefully, cindy, good weather. cindy: considering the rain we had yesterday, we're getting another into tomorrow morning. so by tomorrow evening at 7:00 p.m. skies should be partly cloudy and look at the temperature. 48 degrees. that is about our average high this time of year. so that is certainly mild for a tree-lighting ceremony on the common. it is the last day of november, though. and this month overall, the first half was really mild. we're averaging the month about a degree above normal. yesterday we managed 58 degrees, first day above average in about nine. boston, about an inch or close to it in worcester. heavst rain was in southeastern massachusetts where we had more an an inch on cape code. despite the rain, we're still behind for the month. we're down still by a couple of inches for the month. and for the year our deficit is over 10. so we've got more rain coming in and we could use it. notice severe weather. these are tornado watch boxes out right now through parts of mississippi, alabama, into tennes

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good morning, olessa. >> good morning, cindy. live look outs that's the northbound side heading toward the bottom of the screen. so far nice and quiet start. all the overnight construction is just about gone. no problems in boston. road work in the final stages 93 northbound by route 24. construction already picked up on the expressway. on 128 nearby highland avenue. the pike, eastbound ride, 15 minutes 495 to 128. >> the forgotten men and women of our country will be forgotten no longer. >> his comments and it is being called one of the biggest presidential upsets in history. this morning donald trump is the next president of the united states. a stunning victory came after he grabbed wins in states like florida, pennsylvania, ohio, and wisconsin. president-elect addressing the nation in the early-morning hours. >> we have coverage j.c. is at trump tower in new york city. j.c., quite a night. >> it has been. behind me in trump towers, this is where donald trump calls home, well into the sky scraper here on fifth avenue. you migh

cindy. cindy: look how dark it is outside this morning. sun is not up until 7:20 and with the clouds and the rain around, dark out there. the rain has moved out of the city, though, the pavement is damp. 54 degrees right now in town, and you can see the showers that were scattered. and so many communities got a quick shower to move on through. the bulk of those are off the shore, and even up across the seacoast, you are in the process of drying out for now but here comes round two, and a lot of this is going to target central and northern new england, we of this, the more rain you are going to see. we have low 50s down in the cape, as well, and look at the afternoon highs, we stay in the 50s with more rain to the north, and right around 60 in boston, and mid and upper 60's in a few spots south of the city. this frontal boundary separating the two air masses, and also going to have the next area of rainfall so don't look for too much. thereafter, we get that rain to move on we we are drying things out and we'll see partial clearing in the o

cindy. >> and rain is going to be moving in this morning. you can see a couple of showers out there but the rain gets heavier. the time line, and the flooding concerns at the high tide. that's ahead. first take a look at the temperatures as you are heading out the door. ? >> good morning, channel 5, we are northern lights from plymouth north high school and we are practicing for our festivities this weekend. we hope to see you there, channel 5. >> let's join in. >> no, no, stop! we don't want to spoil this. that is awesome. thanks for the wakeup call. great musical number from northern lights. >> and we look forward to seeing you and you could join us at america's hometown thasgiving this friday and head to our facebo page and find out how. we hope to see you down there. >> yeah. >> we're all looking at this. >> yeah. >> and the nice weather. >> right. >> and looking ok. >> yeah. >> no pressure. >> saturday is the better of the two weekend days. >> that's good. >> stormy, it looks like, on sunday, so as long as the timing holds, we'll be ok.