will be north of iowa tonight anddtuesday so light to 1" with an isolated 2" near and northwest of new hampton. the clouds linger through early weweesday afternoon with slow clearing after that. the first week of december is dry with above normal temperatures. those middle of december.light rain transitions to light snow and flurrieafter midnight as temperatures drop below freezing. most of the moisture will be north of iowa tonight and tuesday so light scattered showers or flurries are expected tonight through tuesday night. any accumulation will be minor...most locations a trace to 1" with an isolated 2" near and northwest of new hampton. the clouds linger through early wednesday afternoon with slow clearing after that. the first week of december is dry with above normal temheratures. those above normal temperatures are forecast too lingege through theeiddle of december.light rain transitions to light snow and flurries after midnight as temperatures drop below freezing. most of the moisture will be north of iowa tonight and tuesday so light scattered showers or flurries are expected tonight

in new hampton nikki newbrough kwwl news. mayor robert martin says if anyone is interested in being mayor, he would like them to spend some time with him. cocoing up... how low can you go? find out how much gas prices are expected to drop in the next few weeks... and... what toys to buy your kids? a look at the annual "worst toys list" that's coming up in just a few minutes. here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar. chief meteorologist marr schnackenberg has your full forecast next. "you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered. with ron kwwl news at five." --------- jeb bush: we do not have to be the world's policeman. we have to be the world's leer. who's going to take care of the christians that are being eliminated in the middle east? who's going to take care of israel and support them - our greatest ally in the middle east? thunited states has the capability of dodog this, and it's in our economic and national security interest that we do it. and i hope you want that kind of president for our country goi

here's a look at the slight risk, which runs from new hampton to elkader to oelwein and points to the south. there is an enhanceerisk of severe weather is the area in orange, and is basically from highway 30 woke up to a winter wonderland. wintry weather swept into colorado overnight, bringing snow to denver and blizzard-like conditions to some parts of the state. the snow has buried a number of&roads and highways in the city. dozens of flights at denver international airport are canceled because of the weather. up to four inches of snow are expected for denver when all is said and done. in several kansas counties a blizzard warning is in effect. thissis the scene i i northwest kansas. the national weather service says snow and high winds could create zero visibility situations in the region. up to five inces of snow is pbrts of kansas. several kansas schhol districts due to closer to home--as we get ready for winter-- be prepared to pa up--if you don't move your car during a ow emmgency. last night the iowa city council raised the city's snow emergency parking fee from fifteen dollar

the indians advace with a big win tonight... 42 to 21 -- new hampton -- meanwhile -- ran in to a tough one at third ranked and unbeaten south tama -- 1) 1st quarter, trojans up 7-0. on 2nd and 9, tailback jerry lowe takes the pitch, hits the hole and beats the chickasaws defense for 6 more. the extra point was no good, 13-0 trojans. 2) 2nd quarter on 3rd and 12, offense. qb alex troy fiinds keagan john over the middle, he beats two defenders & takes it down to the south tama 19 yard line. 3) then on 4th down, chickasaws go for three, but kameron pfaffle's kick is blocked and the trojans special teams deny new hampton any scoreboard points. 4) still in the 2nd, trojan qb darius shileds rolls out and he airs it out to cody kellog who makes the fantastic catch to the 17 yard line. 5) same series, 1st and goal, peyton rutledge goes up the south tama rolls tonight 49, nothing -- west delaware's had a great run through class 3-a -- the second ranked hawks played host to solon -- the spartans come in now 4 years removed from that great run of 4 straight championships -- nat sound 2 seconds th

new hampton... and waverly. in fact... waverly is as close as he'll get to our area. at 9 a-m... he'll speak at "wartburg college"... in the "whitehouse business center." it's open to the public. iowa is now just one of five undefeated teams left in the country... and it's showing in the polls... the latest "a-p poll" puts iowa at number 6... up two spots from last week. it comes after the hawkeyes beat minnesota under the lights at kinnick stadium. iowa never trailed... but the defense struggled... stacking up to a 40 to 35 win. the hawks are 10-0 for the first time in school history. you know, to be involved in this program 26 years now, these are the moments our players will remember our entire lives. the hawks can win the big 10 west this weekend... with a win over purdue. kickoff is at 11 a-m... and iowa is a 17 point favorite. the cyclones were oh-so-close on saturday in ames... iowa state got off to a great start against oklahoma state... with a 24 - 14 halftime lead. but the offense stalled in the second half... allowing the cowboys to take the lead with 3 minutes left in

mperatures we are in the teens, 16 in new hampton, wind around 10 to 20 miles a hour, wind will stay strong throughout the day today. if you have to go outside and shovel, bundle up. with the wind it is feeling pretty chilly. feels like 7 in waterloo, 9 in the olwine a"ea. all the snow should be moved out by 10:00 or 11:00 t this morning, sunshine through the afternoon but wreezy, watch out, there could be areas with slick spots, some of the snow could be blowing aroumd. we'll start off monday cold, pecting temperarares to be down in the single digits, then we will see mainly cloudy skies. t expecting temperarares to warm up today, clearing skies in the afternoon, northwest wind 10 to 20 and it will be cold if you will be doing any tailgating or football games, the kickoff temperature of 25 degrees and you likely won't warm up much there, northwest wind 10 to 20. uni, if you are tailgating, the game is in the dome but the kickofof temperature only 20 degrees with northwest wind 10 to 20. the cyclones will be in manhattan expecting a kickoff temperature of 36 at 11:00. for tonight her

new hampton... and waverly. in fact... waverly is as close as he'll get to our area. at 9 a-m... he'll speak at "wartburg college"... in the business center." it's open to the public. bernie sanders is trying to win over students at simpson college... sanders and local leaders addressed a packed room there last night. he touched on several issues... including legislation that would not make marijuana use a federal crime. that's when he admitted to using the drug two times ni his younger years... i'm not advocating for marijuana use, i'm not. i'm not even suggesting the u.s. legalize marijuana. but i think what we have to do is take it out of the controlled substance act. the democratic presidential contenders will share the stage for another debate next month. it'll take place in new hampshire. des moines leaders want you to lace up your walking shoes... tomorrow is "national take a hike day." the "parks and recreation" department will mark the occasion with trail hikes. the first is at 12-15 p-m... beginning at the second will start in the same place at 4 p-m.... but go in the o

continuing his stumping through the hawkeye state today o'malley made stops this morning in waverly and new hampton this morning. he has town hall meetings planned for decorah and elkader later this afternoon. jessica rae: property taxes will be largely discussed at the norfolk news community conversations... and a madison man will be serving at least a year in prison for assault charges... here's paul hughes with the details. "a 20-year-old madison man has been given a 12-to- 18-month prison sentence on a domestic assault charge against his former, then- pregnant girlfriend. eric benavides pleaded guilty to a third-degree domestic assault charge on aug. 31st related to a june incident. benavides' attorney chelsey hartner said the mother and baby were not injured. two topics highlight the agenda for tonight's meeting of the norfolk city council. the council will discuss the airport authority and its relationship with barnstormers restaurant, as well as hear an appeal from a norfolk resident regarding a conditional use permit that would allow helena chemical to operate an agronomy/retail fertilizer

the city of new hampton is looking for a new mayor after the mayor- elect changes his sent in his letter of kwwl's nikki newbrough joinsus live. nikki? 81-year-old duane devine ran for mayor unapposed. he says he's out though admitting he didn't really understand how big of a job was. devine met with the urrent mayor, robert martin one time after he was elected. it was after that meeting he decided to send in his@letter of resignation. mayor martin say his job is more than just ribbon cuttings and proclamations. he says although the job isn't full time, and doesn't pay much, the position has a lot of responsibilies. "the city of our size we don't have a city administrator, we know." "because i was not really familiar with what the deal, i is." so where does the city go from here? it's a little unclear. the council may appoint a new mayor, but that appointmmnt may takekeplace at the first meeting in january or prior to that. after that appointment, the citizens have an oppertunity to@ call for a special election. weweve got you covered nikki newbrough kwwl news. mayor martin would like to

we've got u covered in new hampton, holy cross, shell rock and all of eastern iowa so what do you tip? it could depend on how old you are. a new n-b-c news poll finds young people are more generous... even when the service isn't very good. about two in tennsurveyed -- betweee 18 and 24 years old -- say they would tip 20 percent or more. 62 percent are willing to tip at least 15 percent -- even if the service doesn't measure up. that was the highest of any age some high-end restaurants are experimenting by getting rid of tipping. an n-f-l team does thed& unthinkable. allowing a safety for the third gamm in a row. but what happened before they gave up two points is what fans talked about the most. dolphins at the eagles. kick -- picks it up -- starts tl bring it out and then slips at the one. the dolphins would still win the game -- 20 to 19 -- but that play right there is one they'd like to forget. hundreds of dogs from across the country are making a splash in eastern iowa. the dock dogs world championship was held in dubuque. dogs of all sizes competed for the top spot in different "

meanwhile today new hampton , football won the nepsac ken o' keefe new england championship bowl over hamden, 48-26. switching gears to the granite state baseball dinner. tonight, the radisson hotel expo center hosted the annual fundraiser. a fun event featuring some big names in the local baseball scene, both current and former. fans and others directly benefiting from the auctions and donations enjoyed the event. money raised goes toward children' s hospital at dartmouth-hitchcock, the fisher cats foundation and the ted williams museum. >> it has always been a great event. raising money for great causes in new hampshire, that' s what it' s all about. it is a great time to talk about baseball. help out as much as we can. whatever i can do to do my part, i am all for. >> you come out and you see passionate fans. re also helping kids on the way. it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by over a million small

rain still up decorah, new hampton. you can see this is winding down fairly quickly. rain that you see out in western iowa is not severe. that will be here later t this evening, into the overnight hours, and then a lot of wind here tomorrow. wind gusting to 45 miles per hour. wind will gradually diminish as we get through the afternoon on friday, sunshine through the ekend, nice weekend expected. 50s for highs, iowa city, 50 >> the son of a polish immigrant who grewp in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by over a million contributions, tackckng climate change to create clean-energy jobs, fighting for living wages, equal pay, and tuition-free public colleges. people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and a

new hampton... and waverly. and republican presidential hopefuls will be in the state throughout the week. it's all part of the iowa forums right here on channel 13...and you can take part. it begins tuesday with a forum on education featuring doctor ben carson. louisiana governor bobby jindal will follow wednesday. he will join us live at d-macc's ankeny campus for a healthcare discussion. donald trump will wrap up the forum on thrusday at d-macc's newton campus. that one will focus on the two d-macc events begin at 4- o'clock they'll be broadcast live on the channel 13 news at four. free tickets are still available. you can get one at who-tv-dot-com. there you can also submit a question for the candidates. still ahead on your news at noon... it's nickname is turkey day. but some americans are nervous the main course won't make it to their dinner table. why producers say supply isn't the problem...but high prices might be. and with the more expensive turkey price tag ...a local organization is asking for your h

shelly pleaded guilty to child the city of new hampton is once again looking for a new mayor... after the one they voted for decides he doesn't want the job... ane devine met with the current mayor - robert marttn - one time after he was elected. it was after that meeting he decided to send in his letter of it's more than just ribbon cuttings and proclamations... "the city of our size we don't righgh here at this desk you didn't think it was going to be as big of job and as complex as it is." so where does the city go from here? it's a little unclear. the council may appoint a new mayor, or there may be a special election. coming up... a report out today finds iowa has some room for improvement when it comes to being prepared for extreme weather... and... political apps can give you the inside track when it comes to coverage of the we a ae tracking wind, and eventually snow. we'll have an update in just a few minutes. we'll be right back with your storm track seven forecast. "you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered, with ally crutcher and meteorologist kyle kiel. this is the

will stop if you have any plans you need to head out, when you want to hold off til. 5:51 in olin, new hampton, 6:02. this is the back edge, the end of the heavy rain or end of the thunderstorm, as they move east. anchester 6:04. monticello at 6:13, and elcader 6:20. this is the back of that line of thunderstorms. not the leing edge, like we normally show you, this is something different.. kind of like when i comes to an end for these storms, and then because i say that, because look at this. all the way back west of des moines, we are dry. mayb a little drizzle or patchy drizzle in here, but nothing lili this area of rain. this is rain; this is snow. so we have got this that will swing through, then we have this window of opporortunityf dry weather across the area during the evening hours, the rest of the evening hours, because we are only at 5:30. this will all be out of here roughly, southwestern counties by 6:00, maybe 7:00, 8:00, across our northeastern counties, and then we will be dealing with this by closer to midnight. a couple of warnings that have show up, that's down towards the qu

the city of new hampton is once again looking for a new mayor, after the one they voted for decides he doesn't want the job. duane devine met with the current mayor, robert martin one time after he was elected. it was after that meeting he decided to send in his letter of resignation because he didn't "the city of our size we don't right here at this desk you know." "because i was not really familiar with what the deal, i didn't think it was going to be as big of job and as complex as it is." so where does the city go from re? it's a little unclear. the council may appoint a new mayor, or there may be a special election. decision 2016. today more than 16-hundred students ross the state will take part in the first statewide iowa youth caucus. middle and high school students will learn about candidates, and cast their votesesfor their favorite candidates. its we're wrapping up today in iowa track seven meteorologist eileen loan next. is back with another hey! this holiday, u.s. cellular's giving you 50% more data than verizon and at&t for the same price. but i wanted a pony. [ gasps ] yo

the city of new hampton is once again looking for a new mayor, after the one they voted for decides he doesn't want the job. duane devine met with the current mayor - robert martin - one time after he was elected. it was after that meeting he decided to send in his letter of resignation because he didn't realize how big a job it was -- "the city of our size we don't director, that all kind of plops familiar with what the deal, i didn't think it was ggng to be as is." so where does the city go from here? it's a little unclear. the council may appoint a new mayor, or there may be a special election. the evansdale police department has officially named a police chief. jeff jensen was appointed last night at the city council meeting. he has served the evansdale police department for 15 years. the university of orth dakota as a new nicknaa. the process of retiring the old one - "the fighting sioux"- and finding a less controversial replacement has taken years. the campus community got to pick between "fighting hawks" and "roughriders". the school chose the fighting hawks. the athletic direc

we've got you covered n new hampton, holy cross, shell rock and all of it's holiday time, and no fruit is as versatile as our ocean spray cranberries, ich is why we're e claring it "the unofficial official fruit of the holidays." the fig's gonna be so bummed. [ chuckles ] for holiday ps and recipes, go to oceanspray.com. so what do you tip? it could depend on how old you are. a new n-b-c news poll finds generous.. even when the service isn't very good. about two in ten surveyed -- more. 62 percent are willing to tip at least 15 percent -- even if the service doesn't measure up. that was the highest of any age group. some high-end restaurants are experimenting by getting rid of tipping. an n-f-l team does the unthinkable. allowing a safety for the third game in a row. but what happened before they gave up two points is what fans talked about the most. dolphins at the eagles. an ugly kick -- picks it up -- starts to bring it out and then slips at the one. the dolphins would still win the game -- 20 to 19 -- but that play right there is one they'd like to forget. this morning -- one of th

the reward for a missing new hampton man is increased two years after his disappearance. there's a one- hundred thousand dollar reward to help find ethan kazmerzak. call police if you know anything a three-year-old boy is safe -- after being found wandering in the cold in evansdale. around two yesterday morning -- the boy was found outside without a jacket or shoes. at the time, it was 24 degrees. police say a man called saying the boy was crying for his mother. he brought the boy inside his home and wrapped him in blankets police say the mother was frantic when she was reunited with the boy -- having no idea he got out. the winneshiek county sheriff's office is honoring k9, ricky. ricky died over the weekend. he served the county for seven years. the sheriff's office announced his retirement two weeks ago, after the dog was diagnosed some of the world's best runners are demanding top athletic bosses step down. kenyan athletes stormed the kenyan athletics federation headquarters following allegations of theft and doping cover-ups. the scandal is causing some to fear athle

he'll be in northeast iowa today making stops in waverly new -- waverly, new hampton decorah, elizabeth: whoa take cover. the surprising place this tornado hit and the damage it did. eric: two more to go. what's next for the hawkeyes if they can do what they've already done 10 times this season. elizabeth: and what a win. the drake women do something they haven't done in six years. shaina: right now, no problems to report and the roads are dried. you should not run into anything that should slow you down. a live look at the roads now. 3580 and hickman. hey! this holiday, u.s. cellular's giving you 50% more data than verizon and at&t for the same price. but i wanted a pony. [ gasps ] you're getting data. pony-sized data? no. u.s. cellular sized data. good, strong data you can actually use because it works in the middle of anywhere. i'd like $100! you're getting $400 in promo cards! yes! switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% more data than verizon and at&t. plus $400 per line. >> this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news this morning with eric hanson, elizabeth klinge, meteorologist k

he faces charges in massachusetts now, but more are expected from new hampshire. hampton police say they' ve arrested a man who was running an illegal taxi service. michael heath is accused of using his taxi service, called mike' s rides to sell drugs and to drive an undercover police officer who was posing as a prostitute. drugs to an undercover officer. he' s being held on bail. tom: manchester police say a person is in critical condition after a stabbing this evening. officers were called to an area near veterans park around 4:30. they found a man who had several stab wounds. he was taken to the hospital. no word on any charges or what led up to the stabbing. shelley: a disturbing story out of goffstown. a man had his nursing assistant license permanently revoked after investigators say he was caught assaulting an elderly patient at a seniors' home. an assistant attorney general says timothy morrissey allegedly abused an 80-year-old patient with dementia. >> they are very serious allegations and with an eye witness they are pretty confident in their decision i think. s

at a sheltered workshop in west hampton, new york.im, who is on the board drives about half an hour to visit his brother and says the workshop is the best thing that ever happened to gerard. i am sure it's not something that works out to mig mum wage. it's not an issue. it feels good about the pay check. good about having accomplished that. if you see him working at the electronic recycling programme. he's thrilled about that. a tremendous amount of self-esteem that he geels out of it. >> the -- feels out of it. >> reporter: the thought of gerard and his co-worker losing their job, literally brings them to tears. >> the families - give me a sec - the families worry about the guys, the gals just being at home. with little meaning to their day to day existence. >> we don't want to workshop to close down, i don't want to be laid off. if the government shuts us done, i won't make money. >> loreta was disappointed that her side lost. she wants to make it clear, she doesn't want the shelters closed either. >> there are people that lose a li

so hampstead back down to haverhill, light to moderate pockets that extend to the new hampshire seacoast. hampton beach right now, yeah, light rain, drizzle and it gets steadier then when you get back down near the cape cod canal all the way from mashpee stretching up along route 6 barnstable and towards yarmouth as well. light rain extends to the outer cape. where do we go from here? it will still be pockets of rain right through the morning hours. hours. any veterans day plans you have will be a soggy, chilly feel afternoon and staying cloudy and cool right on through the evening hours, though it will be drier at that point. so your hour by hour forecast. temperatures cool off a couple of degrees and stay in the 40s of the evening. we've got wind out there, too, be widespread damage, pamela, the coastline too. >> especially once we get into the afternoon and after the sunrises, that will mix some of the area. right now, wind advisory until 7:00 p.m. winds could gust between 40 and 60 miles per hour. currently, they are 20 to 30 miles per hour in most spots. the wind coming from the northeast an

erin: we are following breaking news out of hampton. firefighters are on the scene of this was from earlier this morning from our hampton beach skycam. there is no word on how the fire started or whether anyone was hurt. we will keep you posted as soon as we learn any new details. sean: france launched more airstrikes against isis overnight in retaliation of the people. erin: secretary of state john kerry is in paris for talks with ois lond. nikole killion -- franc ois hollande. nikole killion is in washington to tell us more. nikole: they met at the french presidential palace. >> don' t mistake with these attacks represent. this is not a clash of civilizations. these terrorists have declared war against all civilization. nikole: he is also meeting with response and find an end to the conflict. overnight, france launched a fresh round of airstrikes targeting militant syrian strongholds. isis is now setting its sights on the u.s. in a new video. in that video, isis claims it will attack the nation' s capital. city leaders are beefing up

and heavy rain pressing through taunton that extends through stoughton, quincy, marblehead to hampton, new hampshire. the seacoast seeing the heavier rain. steady through waltham and way steady through waltham and wayland and natick getting decent rain. see how to lightens up as soon as it gets to worcester. worcester still raining there and raining this barre. and the cut off to the showers and coming through in the next i want to put on top of it some of the wind gusts we are expecting likely 20 to 30-mile-per-hour gusts with some of the steadier rain through 6:00 this morning still raining in boston to bedford. through 7 and 8 the severe thundershowers end in the boston area. by 10:00 down across the cape. by noontime what a turn around. the shift in the winds will pull in cooler, drier air and what that means although we will pump in the sunshine this afternoon, we will see temperatures begin to drop. highs for the day today really end up ranging from 54 to 58 degrees. after a rainy start sunny and cooling this afternoon. we will highlight that cooler forecast coming up. julie a a chec

new hampshire now home safe tonight. the men were attempting when they became disoriented. william glen of rowley and his 26-year-old son from hampton, new hampshire had not had cell phone coverage for day. they eventually found a afternoon in good condition. covering up signs of hate with signs of solidarity throwing eggs at the building over halloween. they decided to hold off painting they put up these posters holdifying the message into peace. this is our land. mosque leaders say this is third time their mosque has been targeted by taggers in recent years. >> spalding high will keep its red raider logo despite criticism that that is offensive to native americans. officials say work on the jim floor is scheduled. governor charlie baker dealing with the opioid crisis. when you you're labeled as an addict a low life a junkie it sticks the 850,000 federal grant. a driver pulled for speeding and given a warning tonight what the offerings hangedded to her an hour after the stop that prompted a message to fox 25. >>> plus, a woman preparing for surgery claims she and her husband were asked to undergo security measures that crossed the

. >>> the investigation also continues into the fire that destroyed a historic inn in hampton, new hampshire. no one was hurt in the blaze at the armont inn. but crews had to rescue the owner from the building. he was reportedly asleep at the time. this fire broke out early wednesday morning and crews had a tough time putting out the flames because of the inn's remote location. >>> this morning, a local veteran is about to have his missing american flag returned to him. navy vet john lewis said he went to the south shore plaza in braintree to do shopping yesterday. when he came out a large flag attached to a large pole on his truck was missing. >> i looked and it was gone. the whole medal was ripped off and went. someone had to jump up and rip the flag off the back of the truck. >> julie: late last night the owner of a body truck found the flag in the middle of route 37 in braintree. lewis and the shop owner have connected through our facebook page and plan to meet up. >>> 4:37. police find two bronze cemetery markers at a scrap field. one honors service in world war ii. the other for fighti

new hampshire and farther northeast of there to portsmouth, exeter, epping and hampstead in new hampshire. hampton beach gives you an idea of where we're looking in case region. bottom line, light rain and drizzle out there and it's pulling away. the nor'easter, the storm system that intensified and brought the strong winds and heavy downpours especially to you in that's going away. this is the storm system mark was showing you with the snow on the back side of it here, heavy rain and tornadic thunderstorms on the front end. this mostly is going to lift to the north, we'll still get some of the showers that come on in here during the day tomorrow. the cool side. 47 in boston. under cloudy skies, yes, there will be drizzle you'll run into. winds are lighter in boston. all night long. 44 degrees. any breaks in the clouds would allow your temperatures to drop. showers in worcester county, dropping down to 40 overnight. tonight, perhaps some upper 30's especially northwest of worcester. lawrence, you're at 46 degrees right now. cloudy skies again, possibly some drizzle you'll run into and down to abou

an inch and a quarter in white plains, just under an inch toward west hampton and new work as well. 61 in central park, feels springlike when you step out at this early hour, winds at 15 miles an hour, to the west northwest, will bring drier air. and behind the front cooler drier air will work into the region this afternoon and we will begin to feel the tomorrow. rain from yesterday pushing east, luring showers across the eastern suffolk county toward montauk point but everyone else trying out. we had a cloud deck through northwestern new jersey but plenty of sunshine further through friday. in the eastern seaboard will dominate the weather pattern over the next couple days, a look it future cast shows mostly sunny today and clear conditions tonight before you have high thin clouds rolling by tomorrow morning, plenty of sunshine for the afternoon saturday, temperatures feel cooler and as we go into sunday there's the threat of isolated showers of for today it will be sunny and breezy with temperatures in the 50s engine will turn cooler with clear skies across the region. tomorrow's hig

new jersey governor says he was never threatened,. >> he was planning to land in boston before heading to hampton, new hampshire for an event. the rest of his weekend in new hampshire will go on as scheduled. antoinette: check your credit card statements this morning if you have been to starwood hotels. the company is warning of a credit card breach. starwood runs sheraton boston, westin boston waterfront and the westin waltham. those are among several locations where malware was found. it does not include the front deck where guests pay for hotel rooms. card numbers, names and other at risk. >> congress working on a new way to get the money the government owed. frank: the move that could alter the lifestyles of wealthy yet delink went taxpayers. antoinette: the head of facebook taking paternity leave. the precedent mark zuckerberg is setting. sunrise and tracking colder air moving in and the chance for wet weather over the weekend. frank: and following breaking news. phil: ever night in the disapierance of a hamilton toddler. her former baby sitter was arrested after investigators searched her home. 21-year-old abby gal han

, 57 marshfield and 46 in taunton and a lot of 40s on the map, natick at 46 , lowell at 48 and hampton, new hampshire at 47 . 62 with sun shining nice and bright and cooler at the coastline this afternoon and even though saying 64 at 3:00 p.m. if closer to the coast i'm going to break down coming up some of the cooler spots there and where we have a tough time even getting up to 60 this afternoon and check on road. >> julie: there's a heavy accident at lynnfield parkway in the southbound lane and several police cars and fire truck on scene right now and that's contributing to higher than usual drive times on route 1. we have another one to report on 93 northbound at montvail avenue as you approach the cloverleaf. shifting south very slow on 128 if you approach 95 or actually as approaching the expressway and share this picture from the executive producer pete wilson, it is a parking lot on route 128 this is in dedham. just crawling along. he said traffic at stand still. over to those live drive times, 41 minutes on the pike from the weston tolls to the ted williams tunnel and average speed

colder in colder in belmar. 29 in hills borough hillsborough. 20s in northwestern new jersey, monticello. east hampton down to 29 degrees. heavier jackets certainly needed. you can see an area of moisture off the southeast coast. this clear sky is representative of high pressure sitting over us. what will happen in the next 24 hours is that high will move east. that will allow some of that moisture to come up from the south. computer models have been flip-flopping as to how much rain we'll get. expect occasional rain. we'll not get the real soaker we thought. still some decent rain is heading our way. sunshine notice the high clouds towards the evening hours. clouds takes over tonight. tomorrow morning dry. of the city. that's about it a couple of afternoon. the main emphases of rain now looks like it will be tomorrow evening and overnight that will push through. wednesday morning maybe leftover showers and clouds giving way to a clearing trend. then we get a break wednesday into early thursday. another round of showers could arrive later on thursday. up around 60 this afternoon after that chilly star

hampton new hampshire both in the 40s right now as well. off to southeast vermont you'll find the same. 44 in swansea new hampshire. hall sticking out in the water, 59 degrees and 47 hanover and 48 in the city of champions, 56 milton and randolph and final stop in cape cod, in the 50s all afternoon. staying in the 50s is, bottoming out near 50 degrees for the low temperature p and most places inland will drop into the 40s if you're not there already. futurecast keeps it clear all night long, sunshine when you wake up, sunshine for lunch time and in the afternoon more sunshine before the sun goes down, just a clear night coming up tomorrow night, as well. high temperatures tomorrow will be a little cooler. actually a cold front that's going on by switching our winds around to north and northwest. 63 in brockton and braintree tomorrow and 62 in carver. you'll tend to fade cooler temperatures right at the coastline during the day tomorrow because of a sea breeze that will set up... now, let's fast-forward into thursday. the clouds increase in

never threatened this the republican candidate was planning to land in boston before heading to hampton, num new hampshire. the rest of the weekend new am shir trip will go on as scheduled. phil: sky 5 over fenway park, where tight security will be in place for this weekend's football game between pc and notre dame. safety is the name of the game since the paris attacks. our mary saladna is live outside fenway tonight. mary? mary. phil, unfortunately, security protocol newt place here at fenway last spring. fans will notice tomorrow. whether you are planning to attend, give yourself time to wait in line. you will be thoroughly screened. we are asking people to have clear bags if you have to take bag in. there is always security going in. they have the petal detect orfes, so be patient with it is for your own protects, for qur own well-being. >> reporter: there are no direct threats involved. but federal, state, local oh friction constant contact. their guard is up. now there is nothing that i talked to commissioner every couple of hours now, and we're in great contact with the police and the fir

portsmouth, new hampshire at 61 portsmouth, new hampshire at 61. hampton at 60. salisbury at 61. rockport only 59 degrees and marblehead around 60 and south shore as well and the coast cooler with more of the lower sdprivts hull to hingham down to duxbury and down to plymouth and versus the interior that goes up a couple of degrees going to norwood at 66 and around 66 degrees. worcester today 63. you are. and in boston at 59 degrees. i can't promise you will take into the afternoon. tonight the 40s are back by tomorrow. we have got 7s popping on the map. spots like norwood at 72. lawrence to manchester, new hampshire at 70 degrees. temperatures continue to warm up. we have got all this warm air moving in and will keep it dry through tomorrow afternoon and then overnight, we see a period of rain develop and this is the first of the showers that we are going to be watching on friday. a little bit of a midday lull before we get another round of showers late in the day. here is your seven-day forecast for the weekend falls view. 67 today. 70 by thursday. friday, 73 degrees. this is t

hey up near dover, exeter, hampton, new hampshire, still freezing, lower 30s and worcester is up to 39 with 35 in holden and in auburn and 43 in marshfield, 39 in plymouth, 38 in sandwich, 48 nantucket. so warm-up is happening right now at noon time we are going to go up to about 48 , mostly sunny skies and then we do get some increasing clouds during the afternoon but a lot of them are going to be thin enough the skies might from time to time turn milky but still going to be pretty bright out there, so thin clouds that thicken up during the evening hours. 7:00 p.m. about 40 . eventually those clouds will drag in the rain. i will time it out for you coming up in a couple minutes. julie, back over to you for check on roads. >> julie: let's look at where still seeing the heaviest volume and remains on 128 through lexington and into somerville and expressway hard to get relief there as you can see very slow going as you work your way past morrissey boulevard right now, you're just crawling along northbound and here are live drive times 23 minutes on the pike from the weston tolls to the t

upper 40's and low 50's through the merrimac valley up through greenland, new hampshire and portsmouth and hampton too. sterling to auburn after an inch of rain. yes! things are cooling down and also after an inch of rain on the south shore foxboro to duxbury in the upper 40's and kay cod is cooling down. islands as well. low 50's right now. there goes goes the front thank you very much for that big shrug of rain and it was nice too. it departed just in time to give us a nice day tomorrow. starts bright in the afternoon we will see the clouds collect. we aren't getting very far from the temperatures i just showed you actually so tomorrow is a day that's closer to normal. in fact a little bit below normal. normal high is 50 in boston. it will be 48 same in worcester. our breeze is off the water, this time of year that's a cool direction and it will stay that way through the spring. elsewhere 50's within reach but it's it not like you are going to totally be off to the races tomorrow with those high temperatures. cool weather tomorrow and then sunday a little bit of a weather system. on the warm sid

. >>> and the investigation also continues into the fire that destroyed a historic inn in hampton, new hampshire. no one was hurt in the blaze at the arma nt inn but crews had to rescue the owner of the building. he was asleep at the time. the fire broke out early wednesday morning and crews had a tough time put out the flames because of the inn's remote location. >>> happening today, a local man accused of stealing thousands of dollars from a community fun razor is expected to face a judge. patrick cain of seekonk held on to checks he cashed in 2013. he allegedly changed the date to 2015 and deposited them again. police say these are pictures of cain depositing some checks in westport. they were worth nearly $5,000. cain would change the name on the checks sometimes using a relative's name to cash those checks. the fundraiser was for neighborhood improvement projects. >>> republican presidential candidate rick santorum will be in the grand nilt state today. he will speak at the politics and eggs breakfast at n manchester. the event eat hosted several of his 2016 opponent including mar

. >> and the investigation also continues into the fire that destroyed a historic inn in hampton new hampshire. no one hurt in the blaze at the armont inn but today rescue the owner from the building. he was asleep at the time. this fire broke out early yesterday morning. crews had a tough time putting out the flames because of the inn's remote location. >>well, let's look at the roads. like we do with your weather every 10 minutes. you can see still slow on 128 southbound through lexington. and similar story on 93 south heading from medford to somerville. a look at the drive times coming up in minutes. >> weather: in boston right now, we have the cloud cover, we have temperatures hoovering in the upper 40s right now. at 10:00 49 degrees. 50 by 11:00. and steady drizzle and dense fog already arriving in central mass. i will time out the progression up next. >> anchor: g q said this is the best burger on the planet. and the news has started a firestorm online. one thing missing that has some saying it is not a burger. >> plane slammed into his home destroying everything. before the cr

burlington at 37. 32 in hampton, new hampshire. 37 in worcester. 30 in fitchburg and in amherst, new hampshire. notice that we have a lot of those freezing temperatures. plymouth on the south shore at 32 degrees including 40s for the cape and the islands. so dress for some warmth this morning. at 7 a.m., i am going to go with an average of 35, clear and chilly. 57 at noontime today. afternoon. highs around 3 p.m. around 60 degrees, but i am going to give you the timeline on this wet weather coming up. but julie grauert with live drive time traffic. >> julie: shiri, things looking good. pike average speeds of 65 miles per hour as you head from framingham through the weston tolls. this is what you will see through brighton right now, only a handful of cars out there. your live drive times. 12 minutes on the pike from the williams tunnel. 15 minutes on route 9 from 495 to speen street. 21 minutes from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. gene and sara, back to you. >>> a disabled veteran in new hampshire say he and his wife are victims of disturbing vandalism tsara at first they thou

. >>> aviation start-up blade has been busy shuttling new yorkers to the hamptons.ow include private jets. he's now the founder and the ceo at blade. it's good to see you. welcome. we've done some stories on you and how you've become a bit of a phenomenon in the northeast, right? >> it's worked out really well. >> what's changed the game? >> well, the helicopters. i think we realized the average helicopter was only actually taking 1.7 passengers per helicopter. by taking the power of the crowd over mobile technology, analyzing their desires, when they want to fly. now the idea is to take that same technology, that user base, leverage them and create the on the ground experience that blade has become famous for in jets. both on the air -- in the air and on the ground with our lounges. >> they want to go to the hamptons, they want to go to nantuck nantucket. there are a pretty elite few that can afford this. i'm wondering how you grow, who's your new audience? >> the first order of business was to engage these 50,000 people that we had with our app from this summer. c