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i am meteorologist mike wankum. >> now here is mike lynch with sportscenter 5, powered by xfinity. mike lynch: traffic has been horrendous for couple but this hours, matchup is spectacular. the patriots and seahawks haven't met since super bowl 49. they don't play each other very often but there is plenty of history with these teedo clubs. kickoff at 8:30 from gillette which is where we join bob bob: half-time is just about over the patriots set to begin the second half of their season . they took care of the first 8 games with a 7-and-1 record, and built a 3-game lead in the afc east. and of course tonight's game offers a perfect excuse to show these hi-lites from the super bowl 21 months ago sure to bring , smiles to the faces of patriots fans everywhere. for the re-match, the patriots the patriots know the seahawks promise to be one of their toughest opponents. >> it's all about the ball, all about the ball. they have a lot of playmakers, getting the ball off the quarterback, getting the ball off the running back. >> they are physically and mentally tough. they can play hard. th

i meteorologist mike wankum. >> here is mike lynch with sportscenter 5 powered by xfinity. mike lynch: hi, folks. a breather for the patriots. how many of u watch? neither did i. the supper the pats, the seattle seahawks. there is jamie collins getting beat for a touchdown. while i am picking on jamie collins -- this is one of the reasons that bill belichick traded him away. he just was not up to standards and you've got on the inside here. the dallas cowboys win and move all right, let's go. six minutes to go, the jets have a 23-20 lead. but 22nd later, the jets are punting and watch this. kenyan drake is gone. if miami wins its third straight , they are no for-four on the season. let's go to many up the lions and the vikings. a field goal. look at this hit right here at the goal line. they have to take a look at this in replay. meanwhile, the last play of regulation from 58 yards away. this guy is money from long-distance and this sends it into overtime. in overtime, watch what happens. his pants. to tackles. just stripped right off of him. the lions went five-four. the v

mike wankum has tonight's cutting edge. mike: this is not your average researchers at mit testing visco-elastic material, material that is essentially a shock absorber, found inside all sorts of products. >> they are in your shoes. they are in protective equipment. they are in components to protect electronics, like, say, your cell phone. mike: robert maccurdy at mit's computer science and artificial printers. >> the robot on the left, when it lands, bounces much less than the robot on the right. mike: the printers allow the customizing of stiffness and elasticity on every layer, changing how impact is absorbed. here, the black robot has a special skin that prevents bounce and gives a more precise landing. >> we added liquid to it. the liquid helps absorb the energy and keep it inside. mike: researcher jeffrey lipton process is using tiny drops of liquid throughout the material. >> here is a standard material. here is our augmented material. mike: the work here in the lab is focused on robots. but the more mainstream use? ma

mike wankum has what you need to know coming up in his forecast. reid: bruins took to the ice nichole: over the city of boston. a clear, chilly day. reid: sunshine. checking in with mike on what we can expect in the week ahead. we've got some rain coming, mike? mike: we have, but also mild temperatures. 50's, 60's or high -- for highs. but the month is still running above average. we have a good head start. it looks like the week ahead will be a little more on the us the wind chill index of 42 degrees. struggles and flurries. it's fading away. -- struggles and flurries. the clouds will be fading away as well. we have high clouds. beautiful sunshine coming in tomorrow. the winds we have today, a storm system way off to the north. around here, we just have that breeze coming in. not horrible, but it has a bit overnight. to our morning at 6 a.m., this is what is going to greet you. clear sky. downtown, 32 degrees. most of us will have breezy temperatures. tomorrow, lots of sunshine. tomorrow night, we have gray skies moving in and perhaps a chance of s

we're not going to phone home, but we will phone in super meteorologist mike wankum. mike: this is a super moon. all of these moons have a nickname. this is the super beaver moon. we refer to it as a superman. most people really notice it when it as over the horizon. it will not set until 6:17 1948. we have a little system coming up the coast on tuesday. we could have pockets of minor flooding. speaking of sunset, we keep losing two minutes and 13 seconds every day until we get to this place and then we start bringing back up. i groundhog day, we are back at 5:00. the air is relatively dry as the wind continues out of the west-southwest at nine miles per hour. you see the temperatures in the 40's and 50's? they will drop off tonight. but there are no egg storms to talk about until you go way on the coast. so, overnight tonight low temperatures in the 40's in boston. there could couple cold spots. what about high temperatures tomorrow? i temperatures in the low 60's. look at this. tomorrow, worcester, about 58, and then we start to talk about the rain on tuesday, but no

stormteam 5's mike wankum takes mike: blizzard like conditions whipping through an blanketing parts of the northern plains. up to a foot of snow folly in wyoming and colorado. much of it, at rush hour. >causing accident after accident. the first major snowfall of the season leaving its mark, before moving east. >> time ago. >> creating for some what was a welcome winter wonderland in fall. >> i love it, man. i love the cold weather. i don't like to be hot. let it snow. make me a snowman, put on facebook. i enjoy the weather. >> you know what i just got? an e-mail from colorado ski county saying, -- ski country, >> still blizzard warnings for parts ofhe area. and in parts of indiana, there is a thunderstorm warning. warm and cold really makes it. >> love variety. >> it will create change around here, no doubt about it. >> there is the snow. minnesota, you can see a lot of minnesota in the snow. international falls closer to the northern edge of it, then you get that strip ost boy, can you see the difference, when it is 76 in nashville. only 32 in denver, 33 in minneapolis. quite a storm

newscenter 5 at 4 begins in the weather center with meteorologist mike wankum. jc: nice to have you here. mike: we will have a few issues. it is going to be pockets here or there. let me show you what is happening. we have no clouds around us. that looks like it's going to be winding down. as we look overnight we have a lot of great guys. we have these slivers, a little bit of rain, a little bit of ice. we may see a few pockets north and west of the system. tomorrow night we start with the with it. perhaps some spotty mixes. out towards the berkshires, some areas getting an inch of snow. it's not going to be a widespread event. your thanksgiving day, few sprinkles in the afternoon. not terribly warm. we have warmer temperatures in the forecast coming up in a few moments. roads. kevin brennan is here to tell is what driver should be expecting. kevin: the rest of the rush having and an out-of-town, expect delays into downtown from sumner. let's look at the maps. a tough ride this afternoon. most of the way into the framingham stretch, we have big delays. all the wa

changi mike wankum has this morning's cutting edge. mike: this is not your average classroom experiment. researchers testing material that is essentially a shock absorber found inside all sorts of products. >> they are in your shoes. they're in protective equipment for helmets or for pads, for example. they're inside components to protect electronics like, say, build that material using 3d printers. >> the robot on the left when it lands bounces much less. mike: the printers change how impact is absorbed. here, the black robot has a special skin that prevents bounce and gives a more precise landing. >> we added liquid to it. the liquid basically helps absorb the energy and keep it in to the design process is using tiny drops of liquid throughout the material. >> here's a standard material. bounces pretty normally. here's our augmented material. mike: the work in the lab is focused on robots, but the more mainstream use, better protection inside helmets, stronger cell phones, and in space, m.i.t.'s material could help a rover land on tar

i'm mike wankum. >> well, there is no definitive word on the back injuries suffered yesterday afternoon at the consensus it is not serious. broncos targeted a couple of times. we don't have world either this is what caused the back injury, but he left shortly after trying to catch the long pass from tom brady. bouncing on the turf. he was escorted off of the field by the medical staff and listed a back injury. he did not return to the game. and tom brady, video in the game yesterday, watch him, this is from san francisco a week knee buckets a little. and then watch the final play of the game. he takes a knee. watch how difficult it is for him to get back up off of the knee. here is brady this morning on wei. >> well, it is -- it is better than last monday so i'm very happy about that. playing as long as i have, you know, you just kind of deal with a lot of different things over the years. and -- you know, they are a want to be productive and help the team win. if you don't feel like you can do that, you got to let your coaches know that. i feel like as a player, you want to to be availa

ben mike wankum is tracking it : all does the sun return this weekend? mike: what is left over is a little bit of drizzle, gray skies and a lot of moisture. we are seeing visibility down to half a mile in orange and worcester. visibility will continue to drop as we had through the overnight. here's the map tomorrow. we get another batch of rain moving its way and especially in the southeastern part of the state and down toward the cape area expect -- the cape. expect more grey weather tomorrow. overnight we will be dropping in the 30's. no i story about. we will be talking more about new details coming up in a few moments. then: route nine westbound is closed after someone was reportedly hit by a car. this is the scene near prospect street. rescuers were hoping for a medical rescue helicopter. state police continue to investigate a deadly wrong-way crash on 495 in plainville. the victim is identified as a young bridgewater state university student. j.c.: newscenter 5's diane cho spoke with some people who knew him. diane james keating's former : football

mike wankum has tonight's cutting edge. mi: this is not your average ment. researchers testing material that is essentially a sock observer. found inside all sor of products. >> they are in your shoes, protective equipment for helmets or pads, they are inside comptsotec electronics like yce helped create a new process to build that absorbing material ung 3-d printers. >> the robot on the left when it lands bounces much less than the one on the right. mike: the pnters allow the customizing of pads. changing how impact is absorbed. it gives a me precise landing. energy and keep it inside. mike: the secret is using tiny dro of id. here is a standd material. these are the gmented material. mike: the work is focused on robots but the more mainstream use,tronger cell phones and mit's in dust material could help a rubber land on applications for this. here's the menu want to hear from. eryone wants to know.everyone is thinking mondy through wednesday. harvey that is why we think -- do seven days. degrees, very gentle wind it is a nice november evening. we have drop

meteorologist mike wankum shows us where. mike: these temperatures have dropped like a rock so they are cold. a little bit of rain on top of it, look at this wall of water. the question is can it get here in time with that cold air in place or will it be scoured out and we warm things up? parts of ohio. it will be hard to move its way in here. that is why the national weather service issued a rain advisory. western mass and new hampshire and vermont have been added. after 10 a.m. it will be warm enough. expect some slippery spots, it changes over terrain and that could be a problem for your evening commute. much more on that in a few moments. and: right now, new details about the man behind an attack at ohio state. j.c.: this is the student who police say drove into a crowd and then started stabbing people. we're learning about the signs of trouble before the attack. newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat is here with the investigation. shaun: that attacker, taken down in just a minute by a campus police officer. motives are unclear,

mike wankum is here with what to expect. : we he a lot of pounding -- ponding on the roadways. down over the cape we are winding that area off as well. what will happen overnight? the rain should be offshore then not for long because lot of gray skies are moving and as we lk about tomorrow morning. we tn our tention to the fog possibility. there may be some patchy fog tonight and then this, this is storm number two that will give usain as it moves its way up the coas and gives us the that ome rain. the threat is not in the morning, it is as we start to talk about late afteoon. i will have an hour breakdown of what he gets here. hit-and-run driver.the victim h. necenter 5's john atwater is live at the scene, with a witness who rushed to help. john: the vtim has severe leg injuries. police wrapped up their investigation here the scene. us t man w draggedostd and tel two blocks tonight. neighbors tell us he was screing for help and could not move because othe extent of his injuries. some of his clothingas ripped off as he was the quiet residential street. investigators went uand d

i meteorologist -- i am meteorologist mike wankum. >> now sportscenter 5 with bob halloran, powered by xfinity. bob: 20 games into the nhl season, the bruins are perfect when jimmy hayes scores of gold -- a perfect 1-0. going back to the games, the bruins are perfect 3-0 when jimmy hayes scores a goal. the point here is jimmy hayes does not score a lot of goals. the bruins were just getting started. on the power play, david krejci spots torey krug coming down off the blue line. krug snaps one off and david >> the blue line. jimmy hayes scores! [cheering] >>and thus endeth the biblical drought, jimmy hayes with his second goal in 43 games. bob: a drop of biblical proportions. jimmy hayes gets off the proverbial schnide, bruins score three times in the second period in the tuukka rask would lose third. the shut-out, but he picks up another win 4-1 the final. , so, the bruins are now 12-and-10. all 12 wins have come with tuukka rask in goal so, the bruins are 12-and-4 with rask and 0-and-6 without him. rob gronkowski who missed last week's game with a chest injury , started today against

stormteam 5's mike wankum is with me now. clear skies. mike: we have not talked about that in a while. a lot of gray skies sitting out there. things are clearing away and that is the beauty of this forecast. sunshine on your sunday. we have clear skies. not much for shower activity. there is a little outwards that way. tomorrow we start with sunshine and sunday sunny all day. -- and stay sunny all day. tomorrow will be on the breezy side and will not be very warm. in boston, the temperature drops to the 30's. we topping off at 40-45 for high temperatures tomorrow. get away from the coast. we have temperatures in the 20's and 30's, and with all the the ice scraper tomorrow morning. our next weather event looks like it will be arriving on tuesday with some rain. we will talk about what you can expect temperature wise in a few moments. reid: a horrific hit and run caught on camera. a 25-year-old man thrown into the air as the driver kept going. our nicole estaphan is in brockton tonight where police say they need a break in this case. nicole:

mike wankum, take a guess. >> meterologist: 100. maybe 125. maria: i with a don't go to your house and eat four those pieces! mt. meat if you deep-fry it. it is even better. wry we are with you. it is a celebration. eny the day. the weather will not be cooperatingp. the cold air is in place. we got warm, relatively moist air to the west trying to work the waynement we got a band of snow here. there is not 7 moisture. we got a band here for the morning. then we got this comingp as we head to the afternoon. there isdry air in place now. it is col holding us off. don't think much will happen until after sunrise tomorrow thenre ty drizzle or freezing rain or a little bit of sleet or snow. not a big problem. most of us won't see anything. there may be one or or two spots. football game or early morning activities. i want you to be aware of that pos pct up there. in term of rain, low impact for the first part of the day and the morning. during the afternoon, sprinkles at best. by late afternoon, we start to ramp up the chances are rain. there is war

mike wankum has this morning's cutting edge. mike: this is not your average classroom experience. researchers testing this material that is essentially a shock observer found inside all zones of products. itself products -- all sorts of products. robert mccurdy helped to create a new process to create that absorbing material using 3-d printers. >> the robot on the left uses much less. >> they customize stiffness and they have a special skin that prevents bounce. >> we added liquid to it. that helped absorb the energy. >> the researcher says the key to their design process is using drops of liquid throughout the material. >> here is our augmented material. it does not bounce. >> the work in the lab is focused on robo phones. the material could help a space rover land on target. >> we are still dreaming about the applications for this. antoinette: where would we be without the geniuses at m.i.t.? doug: it is unbelievable what they can do over there. antoinette: patriots quarterback tom brady is in san francisco, near his hometown. prove it. antoinette: and imagine re-learning how to