looking at a breezy day tomorrow. 68 middleton. 66 marblehead. wellesley close to 70. ducksly as well. a good brisk breeze. west-southwest then northwest this. is a patch of cool air to come in.

that leaves #% of cases like this one in marblehead that can't. two centuries ago forth sewell kept prisoners under ground. >> there are ghosts in town you can sense it. reporter: sometimes it's more than a sense. he says he has evidence. his recorder picked up a here. >> were you born overseas? >> do you believe in ghosts? >> i believe that there is paranormal activity. what that activity is whether it's ghosts or simply environmental phenomenon that we have not named or classified yet, that remains to be seen. reporter: nick smith says he'll keep looking. >> actually had the investigators come here to the studio today because eric fisher has been acting really strange. >> all of a sudden i'm not entirely sure that he's still here. i mean, someone who may or may not be eric is with us now to talk about weather. but we can't tell. >> you know i don't really no what all this talk is about i don't think there's anything haunt bad the wbz studios there's nothing weird going on and here. >> you look totally normal. >> it's friday people are more excit

that leaves 4% of cases like this one in marblehead that can't. two centuries ago prisoners were locked underground. stories of ghosts haunt the town's inns and bars. this man lived here nearly 40 years. >> there are ghosts in town. >> reporter: really? >> you can sense it. >> reporter: sometimes it's more than a sense. smith says he has evidence. his recorder picked up a mysterious voice during a visit here. >> were you born of the seas ? >> no. >> reporter: do you believe in ghosts? >> i believe that there is paranormal activity. what that activity is, whether it's ghosts or simply environmental phenomenon that we have not named or classified yet, that remains to be seen. >> reporter: and nick smith says he will keep looking. jamie yuccas, cbs news, marblehead, massachusetts. >> okay. i'm getting goosebumps. the team with the investigations says their spirit is more educational than entrepreneurial. they don't charge their customers and smith says he wants skeptics on his team. >> is that a spider right there? >> no. it's a ghost. >>> some east

a cool north wind will be blowing, 54 in boston, 53 marblehead. about 54 brockton and those numbers fall through the night on friday waking up to saturday morning, a very cold start. temperatures in the 20s, around 30 or 32 in the city. yes, we only get to 56 for the reason. the air mass about the same but it's what we do overnight focus that cold. then we have to dig ourselves out of it on saturday. pats forecast is a milder one. mildner general for everyone. 52-61. 10:00 we might have a few showers for tailgaters, it goes up until noon but we'll trend to dryer weather to 11:00, 12:00 and 1:00 the sun will break out. go for the low 60s, a decent afternoon in fact. about 37-44. like they'll be a big deal. 49-55 tomorrow. there you go. monday, tuesday, still cool. there is the storm long range. something might be brewing there. have a good night >> john farrell getting the news he has been waiting for. his cancer is in remission, the manager is looking forward to getting back to work and bringing another championship back to boston. farrell had bee

same in boston, 71 billerica and down to brockton, marblehead, all the way up into topsfield, about 70. here is the forecast for the fair. we timed it perfectly. it sharply pitches on thursday, normal high of 65. he don't think we're going to get out of the 50s, friday and saturday closer to normal. clear start. some clouds do arrive late. 44-53 and tomorrow warm with a few morning clouse and otherwise sunny. the mildest day of the next 7. next week we might warm up once again. the weekend looks great. temperatures in the 60s and next week that might be the final hurrah of this warm stretch. looks like we'll significantly become colder by the middle of next week. we'll watch that carefully. it might be overdone by the model, ryan is giving me a phase but there is a possibility it maybe but enjoy what we have tomorrow. see you later tonight. >> bill bell check has been hanging the drum that every play should be reviewable and maybe the league will missed call in last night's sea hawks packer game. the patriots are prepared for whatever the game and the rule book throw their way. the lea

milton 62, marblehead 62. boston, 62, 63 in framingham and quincy and brockton, as well. there there will be a breeze out of the southwest tomorrow, and our temperatures actually might climb to near normal on friday before that big slide. much advertised, i will add. by all tv stations and all the meter ologies, for the weekend. the head of the charles is looking a little cool and windy, as well, as quickly as this settles in this weekend, it pulls away by early next week. and we're back into the 60s just like that. this time of year, you can't really establish a cold air mass and keep it around unless you have constant reinforcements, and we only have one blob of cool air, and we'll deal with it for two days coming this weekend 34 to 49 tonight. cooling off, clear skies tomorrow, 55 to 60. mostly sunny. a few afternoon clouds. sunday in the upper 40s. that's it. that number hasn't budged either in days and i'm pretty confident that we're gonna be that chilly. couple of frosts coming up sunday morning and monday morning. hard freeze in the suburbs. that's it, growing seas

heather: there is a search under head -- underway at marblehead that will deftly get your attention. this woman is searching for a roommate, a remake for eternity. that he says when she dies she wants to have a standing headstone with her image on it. the town of not allow that for single plots. it would have to be a shared plot. ed: mike is tracking some rain into the holiday weekend. heather: the red sox revealed to heather: we are continuing to follow breaking news at the quincy station. service is suspension on the -- is suspended on the red line because of a small fire at a cable. shuttle buses are being provided. there are significant delays. ed: if you are looking to buy red sox tickets for next season, you might want to act sooner rather than later. those purchased before december 31 low-cost the same as this year' s tickets. after that, they will be increased by about 1.4%. the early pay option will include season-ticket, rupert is, and single-game tickets. this has been a last place team the last four years and ticket prices go up. heather: it is shaping up to be a dumpling

we'll give you about 60 or so in boston, and that's about it. 60 marblehead, mid-60s out through hudson and back through framingham and low 60s out through cape cod. with the water temperature at 57 degrees, it's to be expected. we found peak foliage from montreal to prescott, maine. the color is a-plenty strong and plenty up there this weekend. i know, that's a six-hour drive. but we've accelerated over the last five days, playing catch-up here. but the foliage still way behind, at least a week, in some cases maybe even a week and a half behind schedule. cooling off tonight, clear skies, about 42 to 51 with a light northwest wind. and then constituting tomorrow, sunny skies, 59 to 64. winds turn onshore. tomorrow's forecast. forecast. the weekend looks good. cool saturday, it will only run 61 or so. you know, most of us probably at 68, 69 degree land but 70 is definitely within reach for a few towns and cities. and 70s early next-week week. and then cools off again, closer week. see you at 4:30. >>> time now for 7's fast track traffic, here's joe stapleton with a check of the roads. yo

looking at a breezy day tomorrow. 68 middleton. 66 marblehead. wellesley close to 70. ducksly as well. a good brisk breeze. west-southwest then northwest this. is a patch of cool air to come in. so we don't see this lasting very long. it'll get reenforced a little bit going into the weekending a you will see. the sun rise sunset times, do we want to talk about this? we're losing another-hour 19 minutes in the next month. next week will be just outside of 7:00 for a sunrise, talk about a sleepy sun. he gets up late. 49-55. tomorrow still mild. in the upper 60s around 60 thursday and friday. might be a little generous there. a lot of us might stay in the upper 50s, saturday, holding our breath for sunday and monday. a two-day stand. pretty chill i air head of the charles, bring the parka, see you at 6:00. >> kim: thank you, pete. good evening, everybody, i'm kim khazei. >> adam: great seeing you, i'm adam williams. a firefighter suspected in a brutessal beating in court and off the job. the troubling charges he is facing in brookline. >> the pilgrim power plant set to cl

lowell and middleton, waltham, boston, quincy, marblehead, a little bit cooler. same with rockport. the winds out of the southwest. cape ann will be one of those cooler spots. in fact, i'm going to have some at cape ann and we'll burn that off. wellesey to shrewsbury. wow. nice stuff. sandwich, 69, and about 69 down through barnstable, too. your chance for a shower tomorrow, pretty tiny. about 30%. dry on friday and saturday, and oh, no. have you tickets to the game on sunday, but rest assured, most of those showers will be first part of the day. the second half will be drying out. 70 and then 54. so this is the biggest temperature contrast that i have over the next seven days. >> with a warmth of and right back into the freezer almost with a good breeze going on friday. it will feel chilly and friday night we'll have a hard freeze. football game, pretty cold. saturday 57 and on sunday another jump but not as dramatic as the one we're going through on that, i guess the fall, too is not as dramatic on the backside of that on monday. so mostly cloudy, 47 to 54 with an east-southeast b

the winds will make it feel like 40 so dress for that. 53 marblehead. about 53 framingham. then a little bit of a turn upward on saturday. after a colt start which will see subfreezing temperatures in many suburbs, maybe even in boston close to freezing as well but plan on 20s first thing on saturday morning warming to the mid 50s, not a wet forecast for the patriots but there maybe a couple of showers lingering if you are planning on tail gating at about 52. only last for a little while. 61 degrees, so the dip in the jet stream squashes our mild air. i know, but it's only brief because sun we'll warm it up and it seems that a cooler trend will take over early next week, too. even showering then clearing and chilly with 37-44. 39-44 with colder temperatures, the weekend in it view. early next week. the cold is with us then it gives us ground as a storm moves in, a mild one, too. >> all right. pete. thank you. big week for fantasy football fans. sunday the patriots face one of the toughest defenses in the nfl. >> looking forward to that. what does that mean for the patriots

that on shore wind will keep us a little bit cooler and marblehead, duxbury and boston too. quincy all the way to about revere and saugus. mid 50's lawrence to framingham down through attleboro and taunton too. our storm system coming up from the deep south is not a big, huge mess but it's going to give us a good shrug of rain and some wind too and possibly some splashover at high tide because of the after the formically high tides, the fact we're going into the hunter's moon tomorrow. full then we have lingering high tides for the rest of the workweek too. there is another weather system in the upper plains that kind of grabs this and hooks into it. how does it evolve? well, tomorrow's quiet. we know that. the high clouds moving in and here come the rain. it gets in here earl erie on wednesday midday maybe, maybe even early afternoon. downpours with it. maybe even some rumbles of thunder wednesday night. most of the heavy rain and the strongest winds will be wednesday night. early on thursday it's all about getting this thing out of here. in the wake of it we will have very

our hiding tomorrow in the middle 60's from marblehead to duxbury boston included because of a sea breeze. salisbury and hampton beach as well and mid 60's. almost low 60's in provincetown. upper 60's low lawrence, billerica and back through framingham. attleboro 69. 70 in fitchburg and i think that will continue that trend toward 70. in fact woe have a chance to meet that in boston too on wednesday and thursday back into the 60's and back up again on friday. the change in the air mass is going through the motions here this week. not a lot in the way of wet weather as you see in the 7 day forecast. 38 to 50. a big temperature range tonight we'll cool off in some of the colder spots getting down into the low 30's or mid third ease and upper 30's but else are where i think a lot of suburbs hold not guilty 40's. a light northwest wind and tomorrow that wind turns on shore. t the sea breeze which keeps us coolest along the coast. mostly sunny skies though. milder all around. 7 day forecast, wednesday is the warmest of the workweek and then thursday cools off. friday with the shower activity w

marblehead 71. the front moves away tonight, taking the clouds and shower with it. lows in the upper 40s, tomorrow mostly sunny skies. a cool breeze. almost 20 degrees cooler tomorrow afternoon, compared to this afternoon. high pressure is still with us on saturday, but not as much wind. a cool day, mid-50s. on sunday, a front moves through early in the day. we will start with some clouds, and may be an isolated shower. i think for the game, son son, low 60s. >> we went to get started about the pats. durell rivas back with the jets. been killing it for the patriots. number one receiver. got the finger thing going on. rivas a bad matchup for anyone out there. >> let's talk about chris ivory. great performance last week. will he bring that this week? >> bill belichick shuts it down. i'm really looking at ryan fitzpatrick. he's been very serviceable this the patriots have not slowed down. >> can we talk about ravens? we thought they would be the biggest threat against pat. what's going on at baltimore? >> they give them a lot of trouble in that playoff game. they are n

it's not tomorrow that arise or high temperatures tomorrow, 52 boston, same in marblehead. middle 50's though west of the city from attleboro all the way to lawrence as you stay away from that sea breeze. a lot of sunshine. and then we have to contend with this. this has to exit through new england. it's not going out through the mid-atlantic, it's not going to push off out of the deep south so it comes our way and it comes with a full head of steam and some remnants of hurricane patricia. only in rain form though. not in terms of wind and, you know, to like say she is in here yes, moisture wise she is but if to find circulation it's not there. i don't find circulation. i find an upper level low with a lot of rain and so we'll got a system to come through here. a warm front passes and that's what pushes our temperature right up into the 70 degree mark if not right around the low 70's on thursday. the full hunter's moon is late tomorrow and it comes in early like tuesday at 6:30 or 6:15 it will come up and set just in the morning hours on wednesday. pats forecast, thursday s

marbleheaded a 59. further inland they reach the low 60s. lows between 40 and 52. tomorrow a lot of sunshine. and again this is what i think they get to point where tomorrow is better day not only because it's taco tuesday but milder in the afternoon. quicker recovery. less of breeze. boston near 70. and down through south coast and cape 60s to around 73. we didn't get this much love last week because of hurricane. have devote our attention there. now we talk about this. that fair conditions all week long. the weather system we track for you. here's the first of two. it's a cool front. that will be the case. it will also further sweeping away hurricane joaquin which here sit here. north of bermuda. what a system. it helped to feed a completely different system into the carolinas this past weekend. and you've seen the national reports on it. but boston this year precipitation melting down the snow and the rain 26.8 inch. precipitation look at for just charleston, south carolina 24. unprecedented. we don't have that kind of rain if our forecast. but we have some show

that leaves 4% of cases like this one in marblehead that can't. centuries ago, fort stool kept prisoners locked up underground. just ask john who has lived here for nearly 40 years. >> there are ghosts in town. >> really? >> you can sense it. >> reporter: sometimes it's more than a sense. smith says he has evidence. his recorder picked up a mysterious voice during a visit here. >> were you born overseas? >> no. >> do you believe in ghosts? >> i believe that there is paranormal activity. what that activity is, whether it's ghosts or simply environmental phenomena that we have not named or classified yet, that remains to be seen. >> reporter: and nick smith says he will keep looking. >> now, the team says their spirit is more educational than entrepreneurial. they don't charge their customers. >>> always watches, always tracking. wusa9's first alert weather. d.c.'s most accurate. >> for everyone who has pumpkins in their front yard, was there really frost. >> there could have been. you don't even have to reach near freezing for frost to form. i woul

. >> we have the story from marblehead, massachusetts. >> reporter: the search for ghosts and spirits often ends in mortal disappointment. but every now and then, this happens. >> can you make it go off as high as you can? oh. okay. >> reporter: a crypto- paranormal investigator has investigated 800 cases. >> we began local haunts in my neighborhood, cemeteries, and as we got bigger, we started to do calls in businesses and private residences. >> reporter: most cases like this one where a homeowner thought that a ghost was shaking their bed. it turned out to be the wind moving the garage door. the team said 96% of the time, claims of paranormal activity can be debunked by real world investigation and that leaves 4% of case that is can't. two centuries ago, prisoners were locked up underground. stories of the ghost haunts town's inn and bars. just ask this 40-year resident. >> there are ghosts in town. you can sense it. >> reporter: sometimes, it's more than a sense. he has evidence. his recorder picked up a mysterious voice during a visit here. >> were you born overseas? >> no. >> rep

not just 70 but also in the 60's still at the same time as the 81 in maldin. 68 in beverly and 65 marblehead because being on the water. it's cooler, lots of sunshine and clouds to the south and clouds to the west, looks like showers on the way. a timeline on those coming up. >> elizabeth: it is a $67 billion deal and one of the largest technology takeovers ever. >> blair: dell is now announcing bike buying emc in hopkinton. sharman sachetti joins us live and you spoke with emc about this deal. >> the reporter: indeed, emc expects to grow its business, and base the combined headquarters right here in hopkinton, but when i asked the company about the possibility of job losses, they said they just couldn't guarantee it. at emc headquarters in hopkinton, products and marketing president jeremy burton tells us the company's line that the goal is to put emc and dell together and come out stronger than ever. >> michael dell would say and he made it very clear, that he intends to move the server business from dell and combine that with the storage business here at e credit. >> and hetells me that b

lynn to peabody, over to wake field, north to north reading, marblehead, some of this heavy rain happening where you see the yellow on radar moving into the peabody area and some of the roadways being affected off cedar grove and jubilee drive and 128 and southward on to fall view and lynn street, broadway, heavy downpour activity as well. to the north of there, marlboro to box ford, along 95, and this takes you into the groveland area as well, near haverhill and look at some of thedbyqke heavy rain that's happeningping 133. 95 is on the right-hand side of your screen and this rain continues to come down hard. to southern new hampshire, we're seeing some of that into central new hampshire too. this is concord, this takes you to webster and franklin and new hampshire where it's coming down very hard and franklin, massachusetts, where we're seeing some downpours as well and over here to wrentham, heavy rain moving into the foxborough area. this is right on 495 in wrentham, passing the outlets, premium outlets boulevard, raining hard ride right near there. no doubt this is causing commute. th

here is carol who is in in marblehead, massachusetts on the others line. >> caller: good afternoon. i am entlaul with the dialogue, but i'm very disappointed with the dysfunctionality of the government. i don't deny bhom oobama'sed a n administration -- i'm an incident, but as far as the commitment of hillary clinton, i don't deny her at all. i'm disappointed in the fact that we are focusing on this because i think it's targeted to the next election and that exclusively. i'm disappointed in our -- and i'm trying to support my people in the state of massachusetts that make a difference in congress because this is not making a difference. this is making it a debacle and the whole world is be looking at us. >> and some frustration expressed also in this tweet from jason, he says the good part of the c-span app, talking about the radio app that is carrying it live, i can listen to it live and hear our government works. it's also the bad part. and judy says hillary clinton sounds like a blistering condemnation on his previous panel of republicans. and from 4 by 4 says let me guess, it wa