lakeville 44. north of town temps in the low 40s. fitchburg 41. worcester 36. and then tomorrow afternoon the wind will begin to fade. if you've got left over yard work to do or the last few days of wind more work to do. dry roads all over the place. 30s in northern new england. out of new england holding on to the dry but chilly conditions down toward dc and baltimore the numbers below normal for this time of year. that midwest weather system moves into new england while weakening. this is not a major event. not going to slow you down. maybe grandma's coming to your house. let her relax this year. you do the cooking. patchy snow and flurries in new england for thursday morning. the high school football games. you notice by noon that narrow band of snow flurry activity kind of a chilly raw day no wind. we don't have to worry about wintry precipitation. we will see pockets of drizzle form thursday night. thursday morning snow yeah, it will be patchy. not to say that everyone here shaded in the white and the blue is going to see snow. where you have the pockets o

lakeville at 44 tomorrow afternoon. north of town, upper 30s to the low 40s and then as you work into the worcester 30s with the winds making it feel like it's in the 20s and out on the cape and the islands, chat ham at 44. wednesday not as windy. lots of sunshine on wednesday. temps wednesday low 40s. fine for travelling tomorrow and again on wednesday. quiet up and down the eastern seaboard. major hubs should be quiet. that weather system is in new england on thanksgiving with perhaps, though, a few snow flurries on thanks giving morning. see you at 7:00. >> allen branch is by no means insdensible but now that he's facing suspension, we'll see how many more hits this patriots defense can take with jamie collins traded away and espn reporting branch ban. 31-year-old was also suspended by the team for a week back in training camp for unspecified reasons. the matter is between the league and the player. with branch yesterday, the patriots defense stood their ground in san francisco sacking before and flower says the patr

lakeville at 53. north of town generally in the lower 50s across much of southern new england. beverly at 52. worcester hills, monadnock region, upper 40s to around 50 degrees but clouds and sun. and then out on to the cape and the islands lots of sun. chatham at 50 and breezy on friday, high temps on friday heading for the upper 50s and another cold front comes at us friday night. that one will not have any sprinkles like the one right now but it does have some chilly air especially during the air on saturday. see you at 4:30. here is matt fitzgerald a check on what's going on on the roads there today. trouble there, matt. >> yeah, on 128 south. there's heavy damage and the car is spun out in the right lane. good news is tow truck just arrived on scene so should be cleared momentarily. you want to stay to thelet as you make your way by this. on the northbound side you'll be slow as you pass the scene. over on the zakim bridge moving well on the northbound side. further up you'll be sullivan square up to medford. delays begin back on the lower it deck near sullivan square and t

you will be in the low 60s in lakeville, north of town much the seam. out on the cape and the islands, mashpee at 56. nantucket at 56 as well. high pressure with us again on saturday. great day for yardwork. maybe play some golf. lots of sun. no wind. then as we work into saturday night here comes the cold front barreling out of the great lakes states. we'll have some rain showers sunday morning and it'll turn over to snow showers in western and northern new england. the timing is perfect for the ski areas because they're going to get a shot of snow in ski country for us in southern new england, no snow flakes but windy sunday afternoon. wind will gust between 20-25. your forecast. looking into next week. i spy a new pattern. cold. mix of clouds and sunshine on monday. tuesday and the wend low to mid 40s thanksgiving looking cloud i with a chilly rain developing thursday afternoon. >> reporter: it's looking more and more likely the patriots will be without rob gronkowski when they travel to take on the 49'ers, gronk sitting out a second practice practic

lakeville, berkley, freetown, and middleboro cast 54% of the vote for trump here in massachusetts. a lot of questions about what donald trump's white house will and maryanne marsh. we saw trump shift tones quickly with his acceptance speech. this is what he said. donald trump: for those who have chosen not to support me in the past, of which there were a few people, i am reaching out to you for your guidance and your help so that we can work together and unify our great country. ed: maryanne, a very measured statement, if i can use the word, presidential. will that continue? >> let me congratulate pat having one. good luck. what you saw from donald trump today is exactly what you would hope the president would be, showing discipline in the last three weeks of the campaign, where he has stuck to the so with every action, it reverberates the only across the country but around the world. this could be the closest we get when he puts his hand on the bible in january. ed: there were moments he was a different donald trump. pat: yes, but that is a good answer. what we saw last night was

boston 57, lakeville at 60. north of town, manchester at 50. into the worcester hills, fitchburg at 52. worcester at 49, and out on to the cape, partly sunny skies. chatham at 55. your 7 on 7 forecast, after tomorrow, it does cool off, weekend the temps in the 40s, monday cloudy skies, maybe a few snow flurries monday morning. highs only in the upper 30s. >>> a kicking game and a tremendous weapon, this guy's as good a player as i've ever seen in that position. >> when bill belichick starts off his weekly news conferenc punter, it's pretty easy to see why the patriots opened up as 13 and a half point favorites for sunday's game against the rams. even with tom brady wobbling and rob gronkowski' status up in the air. and edelman missing from practice today while slater returned after sitting out all last week with a foot injury. ber seth also present for the team's practice participating for the first time since he was placed on injured reserve back trey daerr has more from foxboro on the ailing patriots. >> i think that's what december means, it

chris folan's patrol he hauled a boat from lakeville to hingham and spent in charge. mcginn did his best to avoid an interview, but we caught up with him at the end of a work day. we have one of your officers at home for six hours. is that acceptable? >> we'd like to see that and we'll take action. kathy: but overall mcginn says he's ok with his officer's working from home when they're writing reports or washing their cruisers. so what would you say is acceptable for hours at home? would you say three hours at home? are taxpayers getting their money from your department? >> it all depends, it all depends what type of report they're doing. we're a very unconventional police force. kathy: it took the department more than two months to give us the time she records we requested. we try talking to the officers we tracked, but the state said they were unavailable. kathy curran, -- why dps tracking devices removed from department trucks. kathy curran, 5 investigates. ben: if you think you have a story for 5 investigates, give our tip line a call. 781 285 tips. or leave a mes

if you have plans lakeville out towards madison on the lake and shoreline areas you are going to deal with periodic showers throughout the day tomorrow. the rest of us deal with the fog and drizzle we had throughout the day today. once we get into the afternoon of these rain showers farther south. that will open up more of lake eerie as well. some lake enhanced rain coming in. this is 10:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. you're starting to see some of the rain snow mix changing to snow showers. we have possibilities for snow on saturday. most of the secondary will be very light, maybe a coating. while the primary areas could be dealing with an inch to m three if this gets persistent. but showers are a good part of the forecast east on saturday with dry weather west and south. so akron down into dover with the dry conditions for saturday afternoon. and saturday night we start to see all of this winding down as we set up for a beautiful sunday. >>> as far as tomorrow goes we will see foggy and damp conditions for a good part of the day with the rain showers arriving changing to a rain snow nation fo

steering moderate retowns and lakeville highway and will go seem slick roads. in the sierra nevada it's being into turned. a winter weather advisory until 8:00 p.m. above 6,0002 to 4 inches and highest peeks picking up 6 to 8 inches of snow and this is good news on the ♪ that recently fell. this is a light system. rained between tonight and tomorrow morning it will spread. a chance of thunder in the north bay ranging from 100 to 1-third of an inch. san francisco, oakland, low to mid-60s. half moon bay 69 degrees. you're going what halloween storm? it's not going to reach are you until late tomorrow and some of you will actually end up dry for the early trick-or-treating around the peninsula and south bay and for the people going out later they will be getting rain. 57 in santa rosa and low to mid-306s concord, livermore and a lovely view of a mix and blue and a little bit of crew. >> a slight chance of thunder and looking at sunny competer. 6:00, the rains up in the north bay. not much green around the peninsula. at 7:00 p.m. the line begins to cross "san franc

lakeville at 49. north of town dracut 42 with periods of rain. in the worcester hills fitchburg at 44. jaffrey at 42. worcester 44. out on the cape and the islands the numbers near 50 degrees. thursday, morning clo mid 50s. friday and saturday, as well as sunday partly sunny. low 40s monday clouds and there could be a couple of snow flurries on monday morning. see you at 5:30. >> adam: on-line shoppers cashing in on a day of deals, cybermonday setting a sales record. >> kim: then at 6:00 going over the game. tom brady's son weighing in on his dad's performance 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, fly, gary, fly. ...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. >> adam: another hour of 7 news is straight ahead. i'm adam williams. >> kim: i'm kim khazei, 7 news at 5 pock starts now. >> ryan: bre

lakeville and dartmouth at 68. across southern new hampshire and the merrimack the temps tomorrow afternoon only in the low to mid 50s and that continues to move south into metro boston tomorrow evening. friday lots of temps on friday near 50. see you at 4:30. >> jr, thank you so much. time now for fast track traffic, let's get out to matt fits expwrairld see what's going on. matt. >> not a fun ride if you're heading on route 1a approaching the ted williams tunnel west. it's jammed. you can see as you make your way from logan airport into the tunnel. once you get into the tunnel you'll be jammed all the way through. this is the result of an earlier bus breakdown inside the tunnel. it cleared a while ago but delays. the connector is moving slow in both directions. zakim moving well on both north and southbound side. further up on the northbound side, you'll be heavy and slow from assembly square off past river road. the southbound side is all clear from assembly square into the southbound tunnel. tough going on the

lakeville at 44. north of town, when you're out that is public enemy number one. it will feel like the middle and upper 30s tomorrow afternoon. it will feel like the teens and 20s for your morning commute. wednesday lots of sun, cold. temps on wednesday low 40s. if wednesday is your travel day, again, no issues here in new england. still chilly in boston, 43. but the major hubs, new york philly, d.c., atlanta a-okay. dry down the eastern seaboard. perhaps a few showers in florida. chicago and detroit, likely to be a little bit of rain and that might be a minor nuisance. this will not shut down airports in the midwest and denver at 55. los angeles at 68. seattle at 49. in new england, high pressure tuesday and wednesday. our next storm system will be thanksgiving day. it's way out there. it's much weaker than the one we dealt with the last 24 hours. but it will generate clouds and actually, i think a little bit of light snow flurry activity on thanksgiving morning. again, it's not going to be a travel problem. and then as we step through the there may be some sprin

boston tomorrow afternoon 47, lakeville at 52. the merrimack valley numbers in the 40's, worcester hills again chilly tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon fitchburg 44, worcester 44 and out on to the cape. i do think you guys will jump into the 50's tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night. more rain on the way for wednesday. again as planned temperatures on wednesday into the 40's and the amount of rainfall on the way i think most towns about one, two inches of rain likely by the time it moves out of here thursday breezy, mild. temperatures on thursday mid 50's. see you at 4:30. >> anchor: thanks so much, jr. let's get a check of the ride home. matt fitzgerald with a check of the road. >> reporter: this is the 93 clover leaf in woburn. it's jammed first on 93 norton the top of your screen up to here, 128 north at the bottom heavy from route 2 a up to the clover leaf and southbound heavy from route 1 a down to the clover leaf. crawling on the pike west leaving the city you will be state police barack action, eastbound side of the

lakeville at 63. north of town cape ann, merrimack valley, numbers to the 60s. fitchburg at 67. on the cape a southwest wind working against you a little bit. not quite as warm but milder than today. chatham at 60 and mashpee at 62. now on to thursday. partly sunny skies. temperature ons thursday in the mid 60s chance of rain very late in the day. probably not until about 5:00 or 6:00. here we are at noon on thursday. a lot 6 clouds. but the rain holds off until early evening and these showers tied to a cold front. the cold front lives up to its rap. the forecast temperatures on friday afternoon only in the upper 40. >> kim: how about this little guy dressing as a different monster. little sports fan his dad shared the photo saying mom and son are sox fans but dad is a yankees fan which is why he has them winning on the scoreboard. smooth move, dad. >> adam: clever nonetheless. a young boy starts playing in traffic as cars drive by. >> kim: at 6:00 tonight a warning for parents after a walpole child finds that halloween candy. great price on this boneless chicken! yeah. we love

dartmouth and lakeville in the upper 50s, 7 on 7 forecast, sunshine for thursday into the start of the weekend. sunday features cloud, cooler as well. a few showers. >> ryan: college student is living in the spotlight and livings out here dreams. >> jadiann: she is a cancer goal whose goal of hitting it big was sidelined by the disease. sarah french has more on this touching story. >> reporter: danielle won a meet and greet with garth brooks and tricia yearwood through a local radio station. when garth heard her story he invited her to sing ? >> i swing tricia and was singing one of her songs and i had the lyrics up. she had a little bit of a cold and she is like how would you like to sing with me? i was like, what? tonight? >> reporter: she was' really impressinged entertainer of the year. >> since you are a huge kerry underwood fan you must know the song "i told you so." he chorus in your key, whatever you want. i started singing. a cappella, then the band comes in blind me in my key. it was like perfect. wow that is a movie right now. >> reporter: danielle's movie was just getting s

lakeville at 58 and the city at 54. manchester and raymond close to 50 degrees. into the worcester hills here's the cooler air tomorrow afternoon. fitchburg at out onto the cape and islands, chatham is 54. that's the weather map tomorrow. then on saturday less wind but it is a cool day. temps on saturday struggle to make it out of the 40s but all sorts of sunshine and good day for yardwork. sunday lots of sunshine and warmer. temps on sunday and into early next week up 50s to around 60. our next chance of rain is tuesday next week. see you at 4:30. >>> let's go to matt fitzgerald today. matt. >> tough going on 128 north. this is in woburn. we had a crash in burlington, and that just cleared. damage is done. jammed from winter street to 3a in burlington. it's moving slow slew sawgus this afternoon and then it's slow up lynnfield. it's moving into downtown square. your delays begin at sullivan square through medford and then delayed again in daskum road. the southbound side of 93 moving well in the lower deck. further up you're jammed into the southbound tunnel. we

if you have plans lakeville out towards madison on the lake and shoreline areas you are going to deal with periodic showers throughout the day tomorrow. the rest of us deal with the fog and drizzle we had throughout the day today. once we get into the afternoon we'll see a bit of a shift of these rain showers farther south. that will open up more of lake eerie as well. some lake enhanced rain coming in. this is 10:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. you're starting to see some of the rain snow mix changing to snow showers. we have possibilities for snow on saturday. most of the secondary will be very light, maybe a coating. while the primary areas could be dealing with an inch to maybe three if this gets persistent. but showers are a good part of the forecast east on saturday with dry weather west and south. so akron down into dover with the dry conditions for saturday afternoon. and saturday night we start to see all of this winding down as we set up for a beautiful sunday. >>> as far as tomorrow goes we will see foggy and damp conditions for a good part of the day with the rain showers arriving ch

lakeville at 60 degrees. north of town, middle and upper 50s. first day of september, not too shabby. into the worcester hills, upper 40s and low 40s. and out on to the cape and islands, a few isolated showers tomorrow morning but by the afternoon, skies do begin to clear out, a little bit windy. chatham at 55. there you go tomorrow, then as we work toward friday, lots of sun, less wind but also colder on friday with temps on friday only in the middle and continues, so that for the weekend, saturday and sunday sunshine both days we have the high school football championships down at gillette saturday and the patriots down at gillette sunday. both will be fine. monday clouds, in fact, monday morning there could be a couple of snow flurries across southern new england. highs on monday only in the upper 30s. see you at 5:30. >> thank you, j.r., just proving my point summer is long gone. but researchers still hitting the water in search of sharks. research company did an expedition out into the atlantic from the nantucket and reeled in this huge gre

lakeville 59. north of town in the merrimack, 60. worcester hills upper 50's low 60's. monadknock region mid and upper 50's. out on to the cape and islands mashpee at 59. edgartown 57. chatham at 57. so there you go. that's tomorrow. now wednesday a lot of clouds out here and there could be a few showers. this little guy over here you should put him over there. you should be on wednesday afternoon with showers on wednesday afternoon and a little cooler as well but seasonable with temperature on wednesday in the mid 50's. those showers webs from this cool front right he w here on with morning clouds, sun in the afternoon near 50, friday upper 50's and then another cold front comes at us friday night and luck at saturday. that's a blustery, chilly day with high temperatures on saturday only in the mid 40's. see you at 4:30. >> anchor: we'll see you then. let's get a check of the friday drive home. >> reporter: we begin flying high above the lower half of 128 in randolph right as you further further back on the southbound side you will be scammed from route 20 with the mas

lakeville at 59. the merrimac valley lower 60's with lots of sunshine into the worcester hills, monadknock region. upper 50's. fitchburg at 61. worcester 59. the other thing about tomorrow too is that it won't be hardly any wind. some times in november to warm you have to have a screaming southerly or southwesterly win. we won't have that southwest wind tomorrow about five to ten miles per hour. so not bad. so there is so many tomorrow. wednesday mostly cloudy skies, front part of the day is dry but i do think we'll see a couple of showers come at us early to mid afternoon on wednesday. there is your time line on wednesday now. we're stilling over tomorrow because it's easy breezy but wednesday does feature a lot of clouds and some showers during the afternoon hours and into early wednesday evening. not widespread, not significant so it should not -u day and the amount of rainfall on the way i think think most towns less than an inch of rain from. this cold front here so we'll have several of these fr

the killing happened thursday afternoon in a remote home in lakeville.uties say 35-year-old was growing marijuana and robbed by several of the people he hired as marijuana trimmers. >>> police believe alcohol played a deadly role in this crash yesterday morning. the driver of a bmw coup lost control on the third avenue exit off northbound 101. the car crashed head on into a tree. a very ugly scene. it killed the driver. investigators say all four people in the car had been drinking. >>> 5:45. spiritual leaders use silicon valley technology to bring people closer together. they used faith book live for national healing day yesterday. a panel of ministers and community leaders took part. >> protest and reist but find the open door where we can walk through together. >> some critics say the event happened too soon and not everyone is ready for healing yet. >>> the election is over but it's still fueling "saturday night live." >> i didn't know that donald trump was going to win the election. i did suspect it. seemed like hillary was doing well in the polls,

and down into lakeville, it is 45 this morning. so mild compare today yesterday morning, with a temperature change of 10-22-degrees higher this morning in some areas than it was yesterday morning. some areas were down in the lower 20s yesterday morning. washington observatory this morning. some heavy snow there yesterday and they were looking at cloudy weather there this morning and we are in the 40s and 0s across the north east. in canada, we have teen there is and then we look up here in baker lake, hi, folks, how it is going up there? it is cold up there at baker lake, yesterday, down in the single digits. but our air is coming from there, at least for now, but it is then going to get warmer here, the week is on election day. so high temperature today, 50 to 51 in most spots. it is not going warm up that much. but look at the rest of the nation, just like we had yesterday, 60s and 70s, lower # 0s near the gulf coast and it looks like the 60s are coming our way for election day. high pressure is still in control. a few showers in

reporter: during this sergeant's patrol, he hauled a boat from lakeville to hingham and spent the next few hours just hanging around. governor baker's former campaign driver is in charge. he did his best to avoid an interview. kathy curran from 5 investigates. but we caught up with him at the end of a workday. we have one of your officers at home for six hours. is that acceptable? reporter: but overall, mcguinn says he's okay with his officers working from home when they're writing reports or washing their cruisers. so what would you say is acceptable for hours at home? would you say three hours at home? are taxpayers really getting their money -- >> it all depends what type of report they're doing. they have to wash their cruisers. reporter: it took the department more than two months to give the timesheet records we requested under the state public ror we tracked, but the state said they were unavailable. kathy curran, 5 investigates. antoinette: time is 5:50. other stories we're following -- doug: video of a drone's eye view of mosul in northern iraq. it's at the end of the third we

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