the air mass is that cold. 49 in new britain, 43 in worcester for a high temperature. our current readings are about 39 in marshfield and 40 in worcester, 40 in chatham. those temperatures are falling fast. we're obviously already near freezing in orange, going down to 17. let's take off a few more degrees here. 19 in fitchburg, one of the colder nights during the season. a lot of low 20s and mid 20s along the coastline we're going brought in dry air with that high pressure system, just because because you live along route 1 and route 3, does not mean you escape the freeze tonight. taunton about 20 degrees. the recovery tomorrow, all right. so it's not terribly significant. but close to 50 degrees in any one spot. like today, on shore breeze out of the east, southeast tomorrow. 47 should be the limit in boston. 46 in marble heed and sandwich about 47 degrees. a lot of rain, we've seen this thing put down some rain and some thunderstorms. this thing being low pressure. over cans kansas and this heads eastbound. the rain, as it comes east, a lot of this will narrow and d

for bucks county, the rain has gotten heavier here around buckingham, new britain, upper bucks countyrain. parts of montgomery county, also across the pa turnpike, so take your time on the roadways if you have to be driving out there, traffic is moving a lot slower. closer to followed the rain is steady, on the lighter side, but you see the yellow spots here, especially around haverford, that is heavier rain. salem, cumberland county, light rain here, but heavier rain off shore cape may county. most of delaware seeing a bit of a break. newcastle county seeing steady light rain and more rain watching moving into sussex county. so this area of moisture, that's going to stick around for the next several hours, then we'll start to see it clearing up closer to 9:00, 10:00 tonight. the clearing is off to the west so you already notice that and it will be here as you wake up tomorrow morning. temperatures are still in the 60s, so it's been a mild day with the rain, about the mid to low 60s right now. as we go through the rest of the evening, the rain is going to hang around. it will be clear

every wednesday morning a parking lot at new britain baptist church is filled with boxes of produce. that. >> a special kind of cauliflower. >>> dozens of local pant tries come to collect the bound dry. >> mostly organic, grown a mile away, 2 miles away from the people eating it. it is delicious, healthy. >> reporter: kathy snyder is founder, executive director of rolling harvest food rescue. >> take as much as you need. >> reporter: she start aid few years ago frustrated by quality of foods being handed out at local pantries. >> we were not getting any produce. only produce we got was if individual people in the the community brought produce into us. >> reporter: kathy reached out to local farmers and has more than 30 inviting volunteers to shift their fields and harvest left overs. >> within an hour we can have a a thousand pound of really great food. >> there is no more basic way to help someone then to feed them. >> reporter: while bucks county ace affluent, 5 percent of the population is living below the poverty line. >> there is hunger that is number one issue people bring up w

david cameron spoke about increasing britain's defensive capability, hiring 1900 new spies britain'sigence services. he talked about expanding britain's navy and armed forces. this is the kind of response that we need to be seeing in the face of the isis threat. in marked contrast to the very lackluster, rather embarrassing approach taken by president obama and the white house. >> is prime minister cammeron though able to get the support of his government, you know, i mean, in the past, i think he has not been able -- been successful in getting support when he wanted <ézr do more in syria. >> yeah. that's a very good point and actually david cameron will be going before the house of commons in december to make the case for british military action in syria against isis he is expected to win this vote in the wake of the terrorist attacks. i think many members of the option socialist party, will back the prime minister. although the labor leader corbin opposed to british military action in syria. the british prime minister will actually win this vote. >> why did prime minister cammeron

there is very little in it for new equipment. vago: as britain is focusing on more long-range capabilities. thank you very much. keep up the great work and we will see youhat here soon. coming up, the evolution of america's super carriers and why coming up, the evolution of america's super carriers and why the navy has been usin somehow it felt like everything was moving in slow motion. if i didn't react, things could have gotten messy in a hurry. i mean jusgot that sweet ride with a great rate from navy federal. i was not about to let anything happen to her. just looking out for my wingman. he's still in training. open to the armed forces, the dod and eir families. navy federal credit union. vago: for more than a decade, debate has raised about the ture of aircraft carrierers and the ererick wright such operate- and the aircraft such operate from them. despite changing threats, the service has continued to buy short range air crafts, project critics to charge aircraft carriers are becoming expensive liabilities increasingly vulnerable to attack.

. >>> now a new look at britain's royal baby. the palace tweeted two adorable photos of princess charlotte. she's in a floral dress and a pink cardigan, playing with a toy. the photos were taken by mom, kate middleton. i like that. >> adorable. >> her dad takes a lot of pictures, too. that's great. >> maybe they need a compliance minivan, too! >> they could. >>> and the pats suffered their first loss of the season. >> and lost rob gronkowski, too. >>> and the dancing cop is back in business. where you'll be able to see his every sip. the taste uniquely dunkin'. each cup uniquely you. brewed fresh because it's not just any coffee. it's your coffee, your dunkin'. there are over 15,000 ways to take your coffee at dunkin'. every cup as unique as you. always fresh with that signature smooth taste. we take pride in every cup, but only one is your coffee, your dunkin'. america runs on dunkin'. >>> welcome back. 4:52 now. the patriots' perfect season is now history. it was decimated in denver. we're sad about this. they trailed by 3 when

. >> hello again in doha with the news hour. britain'sme minister david cameron said he'll support france in its fight against isil. he said that britain should also launch airstrikes against isil in syria. russia's president vladimir putin is in tehran in talks with the iranian leadership. isil and the war in syria are expected to be high on the agenda. >>> the police in belgium have arrested 21 people after a series of raids. they're searching for suspects involved in the paris attacks. >>> in yemen the battle for the city of taiz is into its second week. military commanders say that the control of taiz is vital because it's on a main road linking the capital of sanaa under houthi control against aden. the saudi-led air campaign began in march in support of that government. since then the u.s. said that 5,700 people have been killed. and the there have been more than 32,000 casualties. more than 2.3 million people in yemen have been forced to flee their homes and around 21- 21--21.2 million are in need of some form of humanitarian help.

. >> glor: there are new pictures of britain's princess charlotte. she is sitting in a chair in a dress and cardigan playing with a stuffed animal. the pictures were taken by her mother, kate. charlotte is just under seven months old now. >> coming up here, an architect who lost his sight but not his vision. >> glor: we close tontd with the story of an architect who has drafted a very different blue print to success. here's john blackstone. >> reporter: chris downey is a man with a plan. plenty of plans. >> a lot of people didn't know what to say. what do you say to an architect that lost his sight. >> reporter: he had been a successful and respected california architect but in 2008 doctors found a tumor on his optic nerve. they successfully removed it but it caused permanent blindness. for downee, some soul searching. >> i had a dad who died from brain surgery when he was 36. and i was 7. here i was, 45 and my son was ten. an i was alive. i just lost my sight. >> so he felt determined to carry on. >> as i move around i can hear how the space changes

we have breaking news from britain.british police say the north terminal is being evacuated because price police found a suspicious article. police describe the evacuation today as caution begin what's going on in paris, but, again, they want to make sure that, really, they take all the proper steps necessary in order to make sure everybody's safe. >> i think what we are seeing with this as we are seeing in the u.s. and around the world is just that heightened alert really taking effect, and in this day after authorities not wanting to take any chances. we are also getting some other new details coming to us from paris. obviously, a city of that scale truly an international city, we do know there are people studying abroad there, traveling there at any time. we do not yet know at this point the break down on that death toll. 127 people, how many may have been french nationals versus travelers or visitors. this new daytime video just into us within the past ten minutes shows security officials, french security officials

new zealand. four tourists from britain, and two for -- from australia were killed in that crash along with the pilot from new zealand. the helicopter is ridge -- waged in the glacier. >>> we all have one enemy.>> it -- katniss everydayness lighting up the big screen this weekend. -- everything -- katniss everything ---- katniss aberdeen -- katniss everything katniss everdeen is lighting up the big screen this weekend. >>> katniss everdeen makes a final appearance, plus a julia roberts crimes really -- thriller and a raunchy comedy hits the theaters. this edition of now showing.>> we all have one anomie. >> reporter: mockingjay part two is the final installment. katniss everdeen, the -- reluctant leader, takes the fight to the evil present snow. this time she's not fighting for her survival in the games, she's fighting the freedom of the 13 districts.>> if you and all of this, our lives mean something. >> reporter: mockingjay part two is rated pg-13. >>> julia roberts place fbi agent whose daughter is murdered. the killer disappears after being let go, and the hunt for him begins. a fellow agent find

. >> pelley: royal watchers are enjoying a new look at britain's youngest princess. william and kate, the duke and duchess of cambridge, is nearly seven months old. mom took the pictures. olympic champion amy van dyken celebrated a big breakthrough. she walked. the six-time gold medal swimmer posted this video calling these strides without upper body braces a huge step. van dyken's spine was severed nearly two years ago in an off-road vehicle crash. and we'll be right back. >> this portion of the "cbs evening news" is sponsored by pacific life, for life insurance, annuities and investment, choose pacific life, the power to help you succeed. here for my daughter. for the little things. and the big milestones. and just like i'm there for her, pacific life is there to help protect me and my family so i can enjoy all life's moments. pacific life. helping families with lifelong retirement income. talk to a financial advisor today to grow your future with confidence. song: "that's life" song: "that's life" song: "that's life" song: "that's life" song: "that's life" p song: "that's life" tha

to faster arrests and justice for victims. >>> up next, empire art, a new exhibit that tackles the complex history of great britain> a provocative new exhibition in london explores the legacy of great britain. jessica baldwin has more. >> reporter: queen victoria giving a bible to an unnamed african prince. >> the crucial thing is this is what empire looks like through british eyes. he is beautiful and quite sophisticated. but he is in a position of bowing. this is how britain likes to think of its colonial subjects. >> reporter: many would argue not much has changed. >> to be honest, there has been this supposition of superiority. that britain naturally has a place in the world. >> reporter: the british empire was the largest in many history, encompassing parts of asia, africa, and north america. from canada to afghanistan, and the continuing controversy of empire. as a benign force for development or a brutal conquerer. each photograph or paining adds to the ongoing story. a trophy for king gorge ii i. miss janning, shown in windsor park. the war of the 19th century. ending the zulu nation's independence. but th

news. >> great britain fighting right now with belgium on the court and take the upper hand in the daviss and brothers and jamie are facing the doubles and while the teams began the day locked out one-nil in the best of five tie belgium are bidding for the title and great britain looking for the first since 1936. and murray brothers took the first set 6-4 ran belgiums fought back to take the second and also 6-4 and tie could prove crucial to deciding the over all title. in starting for poll position and grand prix where a driver had an impressive final lap in qualifying and mercy the teammate and lewis hamilton at the circuit and finished third, this is rossburg's six context poll and f 1 incentive all time record from 1988. barcelona are looking to extend their lead to seven points at the top of the spanish premier league and it's half time at the new camp and goals from myanmar and lewis have put barsa two-nil up and second place atletic osho and fifth place. six matches to be played in the english premier league on saturday and half time in five of the games and leaders manchester cit

new intelligence suggests it might have been a bomb. and at that hour, britain going even further. suspending flights to that region. new images of the smoking wreckage and what injuries to passengers in the back of the plane could reveal. and was isis involved? >>> also breaking, flights america. shots fired, not far from the runway. the police standoff. families told to stay inside. campus. the suspect targeting students and faculty. we're on the scene tonight. >>> the stunning reveal. the officer and father who radioed for help, found shot and killed, the massive manhunt. part of an elaborate plan. >>> and, they thought she might never walk on her own. until she met george. tonight, they're both america strong. >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with that midair catastrophe. this evening, british intelligence authorities are now saying it was more likely a bomb than mechanical failure. britain even taking action, halting some flights to egypt. of course, that russian passenger jet breaking apart in air, killing all 224 people on board. there are new aim images tonight, moment

the britain is the new champion. their fight went the full 12 rounds in germany and had to be decided on points. he hasn't been beaten in 11 years before this bought, but it was the english fighter furry awarded the title by unanimous decision. he extends his unbeaten record to 25 wins. >> he was quick with his hands and body movement, and he had moments he couldn't land the right punches. i congratulate him tonight. he won the fight, and to be continued. >> big, fast heavyweight, congratulations to him. he landed some great pudges on me tonight, but tonight wasn't his night and it was my night. god gave me the victory tonight, so i hope to have many more defenses of these titles in the future. if i could be hatch as good a champion as he, i'd be very, very happy. >> the 24-year-old is britain's fifth bona fide heavyweight champion. he joins the list, including bob fitzsimmons winning by knockout in 1987 and later became the world's free weight champion. there was a 98 year weight before frank bruno reached the pinna

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the u.s., canada, new zealand, great britain. don't think we should expect china to be much different. scarlet: hong kong obviously has its currency pegged to the u.s. dollar. is there room or scope for hong kong to reconsider its currency regime? >> i don't think so. a lot of the money flowing out of china is going to hong kong. their central bank has had to intervene to defend the cake. if they wanted to soften it up, they could have on it, but they haven't done it. it's like the goose that lays the golden and. egg.at lays the golden road, in the medium and long-term, it could be shanghai, but shanghai's not ready yet. they still don't need the offshore center. alix: so we've gone from europe to china to hong kong to the rest of the emerging markets. when you look at 2015, what is the single biggest risk that you see? >> we have to focus on investors. it's what we do with a losing trade. the thing that worries me is what if the u.s. economy doesn't and the fed cannot raise interest rates as much as they would like to, and we do

new cuts. steven: the britain prime minister will announce his four-year plan for public spending expected to include cuts of more than $10 billion euros. social care, policing and education are all thought likely to be factors but george osborne is expected to announce a increase in the british government's spending on housing. the idea is to increase the supply of affordable homes through incentives for builders among other measures. details set to be aannounced in the next half-hour in the parliament in westminister. jamie: what's been happening in the markets so far's stephen: the ftse 100 ahead of the announcement by the british prime minister is trading up by almost 1%. the trade is reporting a bit of a quieter time in the markets ahead of the thanksgiving holiday in the united states. shares of airlines and hotel groups are bouncing back after the falls we've seen in recent days in the wake of the travel warning coming from the united states and course the situation in belgium. jamie: people living in countries that use the euro like in france will see something new and shiny in their pockets

though the majority of americans supported the war, huge anti war crowds filled streets of new york but britain's tony blair stood by george w. bush. >> it's important we hold to the path that we set out. ♪ ♪ >> and in this country, there were many experts who believed in george bush's vision. that deposing saddam hussein could be the jolt the middle east needed, that democracy was possible in iraq. the final push to war came in february of 2003. >> we're about to see a major historical event unfold live on television. >> when secretary of state colin powell presented a powerful and persuasive case against saddam to the united nations. >> we have firsthand descriptions of biological weapons on rails. ladies and gentlemen, these are sophisticated facilitiefaciliti. they can produce anthrax, enough dry biological agent in a single month to kill thousands upon thousands of people. >> everything you just heard colin powell say is not true. >> leaving saddam hussein in weapons of mass production for a few more months or years is not an option. >> there is no clear evidence anyone knew it but there wer

it is to be a new alliance involving germany, russia, and britain with airstrikes against

. >>> we're getting a new look at britain's royal baby. check her out. princess charlotte was born 6 months ago and already betrove to kathryn's ethan, so you know! the palace tweeted two new photos, adorable. staff photographer, but taken by kate middleton herself. >> i can vouch for that, taking 8 million pictures of your kids at a time. normally mine don't look as nice -- >> you need 100 to get one good one. >> pretty much. >> but he looks adorable in every picture. >>> still to come in our next half hour, the pats handed their first loss of the season and more injuries piling up. >>> we'll tell you about the latest on gronk's injury and when we could learn more about how serious it is. >>> and a sharyn teenager killed in israel remembered with a candlelight vigil. what his family is saying about the outpouring of support. >>> good morning, pamela. >> good morning. today. feeling like the season with colder temperatures, but milder air on the way, too. i will have the seven-day oh no... (under his breath) hey peter. (unenthusiastic) oh... ha ha ha! joa

new intelligence suggests it might he bee a bomb. and at that hour, britain going even further. suspending flights to that region. new images of the smoking wrecka and what injuries to passengers in the back of the plane could reveal. and was isis involved? >>> also breaking, flights halted at an airport here in america. shots fired, not far from the runway. the police standoff. families told to stay inside. >>> the attack on a college campus. the suspect targeting students and faculty. we're on the scene tonight. >>> the stunning reveal. the officer and father who radioed for help, found shot and killed, the massive manhunt. but tonight, we learn it was all part of an elaborate plan. >>> and, they thought she might never walk on her own. until she met george.

. >>> there are new pictures of britain's princess charlotte. is sitting in a chair in a dress and cardigan, playing with a stuffed animal. the pictures were taken by her mother, kate. charlotte is just under seven months old now. >>> coming up here, an architect who lost his sight but not his vision. >>> we close tonight with the story of an architect who has drafted a very different blueprint to success. here's john blackstone. >> reporter: chris downey is a man with a plan. plenty of plans. >> a lot of people didn't know what to say. what do you say to an architect that's lost his sight? >> he had been a successful and respected california architect, but in 2008 doctors found a tumor on his optic nerve. they successfully removed it. but it caused permanent blindness. and for downey some soul searching. >> i had a dad who died from brain surgery when he was 36 and i was 7. here i was 45, and my son was 10, and i was alive. i just lost my sight. >> reporter: so he felt determined to carry on. >> as i move around, i can hear how the space change

a new look at britain's royal baby. two adorable photos of 6-month- old princess charlotte. the photos, taken by her mom, kate middleton. >> well done. >> all right. >> the dutchess of cambridge is multitalented here. >> i can't figure out if she looks more like her mom or more like william. >> cuteness all around. >>> get out and enjoy. it's a chilly day. >> high temp of 38 and a few flurries.

new government in syria. there are syrian people desperately wanting to go home. they will get the support in britainthey will get the support of the whole world. >> the prime minister has made a compelling case for alice of both sides of this meaningless international border at the moment. but also for the political process that we can have a voice in of bringing the americans closer to the russians and the saudi's and the turks closer to the radiance. but does he accept that we have to look for whatever agreement can produce stability and a more peaceful situation? and we may have to prepare ourselves for something that falls for short of what a liberal western democracy would look like? is it not the experience of the arab spring that goes straight to democratic elections that does not produce a resolution? evan the agreement is going to have some unpleasant things be involved and not just those who would naturally be our allies? other people may have to be involved because the big enemy is isil, which is dangerous and which is not possible to engage in any political negotiation? >> i think my rig

new intelligence suggests it might have been a bomb. and at this hour, britain going even further. ending flights to that region. new images of the smoking wreckage and what injuries to passengers in the back of the plane could reveal. and was isis involved? >>> also breaking, flights halted at an airport here in america. shots fired, not far from the runway. the police standoff. families told to stay inside. >>> the attack on a college campus. the suspect targeting students and faculty. we're on the scene tonight. >>> the stunning reveal. the officer and father who radioed for help, found shot and killed, the massive manhunt. but tonight, we learn it was all part of an elaborate plan. >>> and, they thought she might never walk on her own. until she met george.

britain suspends flights. new friends on wall street after stronger ad shares send shares in the social media giant up to an all time high. adecco is in the red today after a surprise loss. the ceo telling cnbc he still remains positive. >> the figures you're seeing today is 714 million euro. it doesn't effect the financial position or all dividend policy as it is a non-cash event. >> meantime, janet yellen says there's a live possibility of a december rate hike as the ceo tells cnbc that the french bank has already offset volatility around central bank policy. >> based on the monetary policy regarding the fed, ecb, i remain overall positive for 2016. in particular for the europe and equity asset class and especially, as we think, we see a further improvement of the economy. >> let's get the latest on the downing of the metro jet plane over the egyptian peninsula and we're hearing from the kremlin in reaction to the u.k.'s decision to suspend all flights to and from there. the kremlin saying this is london's sover

britain is to get 1900 new spice and sweeping over all of aviation security in the wake of what happened in paris. they said that britain has thwarted seven attack plots in the last six months. british intelligence will rise by 15% and security will more than double in five years. >>> well, isil's threatening attack in washington d.c. the armed group has released a video, that they will suffer the same fate as france. the video emerged after france mounted fresh strikes over raqqa in northern syria. they're moving the families of foreign fighters out of city. french attacks were attack out in coordination with u.s. forces. they hit isil weapon depos. >> the saudi led coalition has intensified in the southern city of taiz. some parts of taiz are controlled by houthi rebels while government control other areas. >> a major battle is underway to repel a houthi advance. tribesmen also joining the fight to recapture taiz, yemen's third largest city. >> we are ready for the fight. we're waiting for orders to launch the final assault. >> the new military commander who has been ordered to prevent

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and new hampshire declared their own independence from great britain. their motto at the time was "live free or die," and it's still the state motto today. >> another revolutionary first for new hampshire is pictured here on the state flag. in 1776, the warship raleigh was the first to fly the new american flag. new hampshire is home to many other firsts. the first potato was grown here. america's first astronaut in space, alan shepard, was born here, as was the first free public library. >> new hampshire is known as the granite state, and it's because their number-one natural resource is granite. this is a particularly good stone for building bridges, houses, even statues. and although the colony was first established for fishing, they quickly learned what they really had going on. border signify an additional claim to fame. after the revolutionary war, our new constitution required approval by 9 of the 13 states. new hampshire made it happen by being the ninth state to ratify the famous document. with "flag facts," i'm brandon. [ baseball bat thunks ]

new intelligence suggests it might have been a bomb. and at that hour, britain going even further. suspending flights to that region. new images of the smoking wreckage and what injuries to passengers in the back of the plane could reveal. and was isis involved? >>> also breaking, flights halted at an airport here in america. shots fired, not far from the runway. the police standoff. families told to stay inside. >>> the attack on a college campus. the suspect targeting students and faculty. we're on the scene tonight. >>> the stunning reveal. the officer and father who radioed for help, found shot and killed, the massive manhunt. but tonight, we learn it was all part of an elaborate plan. >>> and, they thought she might never walk on her own. until she