plymouth rock. [ laughs ] >> i think it's plymouth or somewhere in massachusetts. >> plymouth. >> plymouth, massachusetts. >> yes, we usually learn in school that the pilgrims celebrated the first thanksgiving in massachusetts in 1621. but the spanish beat them by more than 50 years. and that bring us back to our first question -- the answer is found in sunny florida, at the city of st. augustine. and that's where kara franker is. she's a travel blogger. hi! >> hi. >> on september 8th, st. augustine celebrated its 450th anniversary, making it older than any permanent settlement on the u.s. mainland. but most people don't know that. why not? >> most people don't realize that st. augustine is the oldest city because we learn british and english traditions in school. so we learn about jamestown. we learn about plymouth. but st. augustine was actually founded in 1565, and that was 42 years before jamestown. >> the first european to arrive where you are was ponce de leon. he called it "flowery land," giving the area the current name, florida. was he really looking for the fountain of youth? >>

plymouth rock. [ laughs ] >> i think it's plymouth or somewhere in massachusetts. >> plymouth. >> plymouth, massachusetts. >> yes, we usually learn in school that the pilgrims celebrated the first thanksgiving in massachusetts in 1621. but the spanish beat them by more than 50 years. and that bring us back to our first question -- what's america's oldest city? the answer is found in sunny st. augustine. and that's where kara franker is. she's a travel blogger. hi! >> hi. >> on september 8th, st. augustine celebrated its 450th anniversary, making it older than any permanent settlement on the u.s. mainland. but most people don't know that. why not? >> most people don't realize that st. augustine is the oldest city because we learn british and english traditions in school. so we learn about jamestown. we learn about plymouth. but st. augustine was actually founded in 1565, and that was 42 years before jamestown. >> the first european to arrive where you are was ponce de leon. he called it "flowery land," giving the area the current name, florida. was he really looking for the fountain of yout

look how warm, plymouth, 58. new bedford, 59. boston, 56. same in framingham. 52 in worcester. 55 in fitchburg and 54 in lawrence. only in the lower 50s and even lower 40s up into southern new hampshire where the rain will be quite a bit chillier and again tomorrow near 100% chance of rain. widely scattered showers into christmas eve on thursday, and even friday, include this slight risk of a shower. the seven-day forecast with the weekend always in view because tomorrow's rain will come in during the afternoon and the evening morning. hours are looking just fine. thursday with a high of 67. we still talking record highs and breezy conditions along with those few showers that are left and for christmas itself, i will go with 59 degrees and the actual highs are going to range anywhere from 61 in 57 in keene, new hampshire, and 59 in hyannis. we will have to watch out for a stalled front to our south because if that wavers and comes a little further northward, that is where that chance of rain will come in. a little uncertainty regarding that

pix in boston today, 55 in beverly, 54 in fitchburg and 58 in plymouth. here is 7-day forecast weekend always in view, tomorrow similar temperatures in the middle 50s, but tomorrow we have more rain coming to town. we will start the day partly sunny but after 4:00 p.m. that's your rain at times heavy into wednesday late evening and overnight by thursday we hang on to a couple patchy showers. we are talking near record heat at 67. christmas at 59 and near 50 both days. back to you guys. >> catherine: manhunt is still underway on teenager that claims his troubles are from his this just in. the final countdown to christmas is here. wait what? gary, is this teleprompter right? sweet molasses! i need to start shopping immediately. save on thousands of last announcer: one candidate tough enough to take on the bully... jeb bush: donald, you're not going to be able to insult your way to the presidency. that's not going to happen. (applause) announcer: one candidate tough enough to take on isis. jeb will destroy isis... and keep america safe. jeb bush: the united

plymouth fire department says one person was inside but nobody was hurt. right now and just this happened in the last 15, 20 minutes, the homeowner as identified by neighbors did arrive, didn't speak with us but went inside with an insurance adjustor who i spoke with earlier as well as some of the repair crews and they are still inside this home. big difference from yesterday when they were kept on the ground and outside. at this point because there was a tree trimming company that was involved, not only will the building department investigate but osha as well and we will continue to follow this very for now reporting live in plymouth, i'm michael henrich, fox25 news. >> catherine: happening today man that 51 of the boston marathon bombers is in court. stephen silva convicted on drug and weapons charges during trial of dzhokhar tsamaev silva testified that he let dzhokhar borrow a handgun before the 2013 attack. it was used to kill m.i.t. officer sean collier days after the marathon bombing. fox25 is in federal court for today's hearing and we will have t

our team coverage takes us north to plymouth were suzanne roantree has been all day long. suzanne: for the most part this snow was a welcome sight for those loving the outdoors in the winter and the businesses that depend on snow. people all over the region had to scrape the ice from the cars, shovel the walk ways and deal with the cold. >> is very wet and heavy and really cold out here. i did not expect it would be this much, honestly. >> the six inches that fell on plymouth and north was a welcome sight for skiers and boarders who headed out to loon mountain . >> it was good in the morning, but it got a little skied out a bit of ice with the plows and snow a lot of bumps. >> it' s a little choppy, a lot s turning into moguls. >> local businesses that had been praying for some help from mother nature were thrilled to see a blanket of white snow . >> it' s finally winter here and that' s really helping everybody' s spirits the mountain is finally open drastically improving both the snow making the quality of skiing every body really feels like its the winter spirit. >> tob

this afternoon 44 in boston and norwood. 46 in plymouth before 46 in plymouth 46 in plymouth, 41 in lawrence new hampshire. down to the cape temps near 57 degrees for the second half of this the last day of 2015 as we usher in the. boston but freezing the burbs. i don't see any issues from wind shear and we won't have any major wind chill concerns for tomorrow. temperatures up to 40 degrees. that late chance for a temperature in or snow squall nay mentioned. it will be very limited activity even at that. into the weekend we go, lower 40s both days. it will be breezy and partly cloudy into early next week. i have got more monday flurries and it will be much, much cooler and we are thinking mostly sunny skies tuesday into wednesday and by the way, any of you looking forward to the winter class recognize. chilly, partly cloudy. but, yes, it is going to be dry. back to you guys. >> catherine: -- >> sara: all right, shiri. >>> a disturbing incident what left an elevator cordes: most nurses are tough. they like making things better. people don't have access to healthcare because they just can't af

live in plymouth, suzanne rowntree, wmur news 9. sean: as the snow piles up we want to see what' s happening in your area. sarah sent us this photo of her mom removing snow from her car while wearing shorts in nottingham this morning. hardy new englanders right there. caitlin just couldn' t wait to use her newsletter from santa. ice shot there. if it' s safe to do so, upload your winter weather pictures and video to u local, or leave us a comment on our facebook page. and remember, you can track this storm on wmur.com or with our storm watch weather app. you will find hour by hour forecasts a live wire with , updates and a complete list of , closings and delays. next, team coverage of the first we will look at the conditions in rochester. plus come here is a live look at hour where the snow continues to fall. next several hours and even into the evening as we look at a heavy first, while the mixture continues in southern areas. we will tell you how the rest of the day plays out. announcer: one candidate tough enough to take on the b

providence to plymouth and points south above. these areas will stay the same inch up. areas north and west will pretty much hold steady just cold enough so we could have additional issues. untreated we have to talk about the foggy areas. fog developing from the mass pike southward. visibility, a quarter of a mile at worcester. 3/4 of a mile at plymouth. another dicey night. the good news is that it will turn milder in a little while. >> bill cosby is now charged with drugging and sexually assaulting a woman. >> he's free on $1 million in pennsylvania. >> the comedian has faced so many allegations over the years but today for the first time he charges. >> bill cosby's wholesome image now challenged by prosecutors who are charging whim aggravated indecent assault the comedian stumbled into a pennsylvania courthouse where for the first time he faced felony charges. >> mr. cosby urged her to take he provided to her, and to drink wine. the effect of which rendered unable to move, respond, to his advances. >> the allegations go back 12 years but the new charges stem from inc

randy: a crane crushes the plymouth home. a close call as a teenager is inside. >> hiking the price of writing the t. why riders could feel the impact. >> he' s bck ack with me. emily: a quick catch in a drive-through. randy: the wild -- you will want to see twice. on the eye. >> you are watching wcvb, boston' s news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5' s eyeopener. emily: 6:30 on this tuesday morning. taking a live look at the skyline. things not brightening up just yet. but the silver lining is it is feeling like spring. good morning. i am emily riemer. randy: i am randy price. the solstice was overnight. you step outside thinking wow, what is happening? we have got showers. grab the wet weather gear. the rain is heaviest west of towards the cape. raingear required at the bus stop this money. temperatures near 60 -- mid s 49 in boston. 53 hyannis. very mild start. average high' s this time of years should only be in the upper 30' s. you can see how that rain is starting to pivot in. a couple of bands are showers work

a third of a mile in boston, beverly, plymouth. visibility near zero along the seacoast. 52 already in plymouth. it is another mild start. we do have some cloud cover above the fog. notice how we are breaking into some sunshine and the temperatures are going to respond. temps coming up to near 60 degrees this afternoon in boston. be advised that the fog is going to slow you down on your morning commute. let' s get you out there, kevin. kevin: you can' of those exit signs. this is that live shot in brighton. certainly, take it easy. let' s go to the maps. a little further south, we see that volume on the expressway. it is almost 30 minutes to get from the braintree split to the oatmeal tunnel. 24, you are on the brakes. southbound. slowdowns. up to the north, route three southbound, on the brakes down through trouble code. 93, easing out in andover. antoinette: thank you. we are following several breaking stories right now. first to revere, where at least two people are dead after a shooting. now, for people are dead after a medical

even in the low 50' s in whitefield and plymouth. clear skies we had overhead, temperatures are dropping off relatively quickly good we are falling through the 40' s and even into 30' s. clouds are going to fill in. you can see that is the case. they are invading is the next storm system moves in. mostly cloudy overnight tonight and temperatures falling into the 30' s across the state. tomorrow, not as bright and sunny as today but still pretty mild. when do we get some colder air in here and maybe some snow? i want -- i will have the full sum-a forecast coming up. stephanie: state police had to use spike strips to stop a wrong way driver on a new hampshire highway early this morning. around 1:30, police say 26-year-old sean list of concord was driving southbound in the northbound lane of interstate 89 near exit 5. multiple people reported the car was driving fast, almost hitting a tractor trailer. state police say they used spike strips. list allegedly almost hit a trooper before stopping. severe danger to the public. you never know what might be the cause of them driving the wrong way.

even warmer spots like plymouth at 53 degrees. you got a cloudy but a dry set-up now and showers will arrive for you around 7:00 this morning. look at your afternoon temperatures though. upper 5s there. much, much milder. worcester at 47 degrees right now. this one of the spots today that will struggle a little bit temperature-wise, and although shortly after 7 a.m. we start seeing some showers here, we make it into the lower 50s. even a little cooler into southern new hampshire. we have cool rain to the north versus some very mild rain to the south and east and at 7 a.m., you can see this rain is pretty obvious here all the way from southeastern massachusetts back across connecticut and it starts moving northward which means it passes over boston. it arrives in southern new hampshire and going to be spreading during the morning commute which means you will pay a close eye to julie grauert this morning because she is going to keep an eye how it will impact drive times for you. with you but at noontime, a widespread rain. starts pi

lower nifert plymouth. in worcester county there are some 30's but everybody is above the freezing mark this morning. above that fog, we actually have some clouds. they will be stubborn this morning but as we get close to lunchtime, as the fog is gone, the clouds will burn off for a little bit of sunshine. breaks of sunshine through the afternoon will push temperatures through the 50's. knocking on the door of 60 degrees in boston. most spots in the mid to upper r 50's today. right now we have fog to contend with. kevin, how are we going on the roads? kevin: you're going to want to take it slow out there, that is for sure. the density picking up friday morning. you can't even see the gas tank plus it is dark. no major slowdowns. it will take you 10-12 minutes to get up into the o'neill we had some trouble, earlieren, a car fire on 24 south in bridgewater. that has cleared. now dealing with a rollover crash in berkeley. you may get some curiously -- curiosity slow downs. route 3 five minutes from rock lynn t

where we should be if not a couple of degrees above average. 43 in boston and plymouth. 40 in beverly. waking up to the 30s in worcester and fitchburg and nashua and keene. town do town freezing. a little clear and cooler inland. at the coastline, a few clouds to get through and futurecast as we head to 7:00. temperatures still running in the 30s to just the lower 40s. early morning clouds are going to stick with us until 8 a.m. after that they are out. sunshine is in for the middle portion of our day and around lunchtime, temperatures work their way back into the lower 40s. very slow warm-up today. do not expect to gain that much in the way of heat in and around boston and by the time you head home from work later today, 30s will be back on the map. 42 to 46 for your highs. peak around 2:00 today and temperatures start diving again. brighter but cooler. a little more seasonable as far as highs go yesterday. 60s definitely not normal for december, but we will show you when the 50s are back on the map coming up shortly. back over to julie grauert with live drive time traffic. how are t

the track is named after george davis, a 1963 graduate of plymouth state and hall of fame track coach at umass lowell, psu is in its first year with a varsity track and field program, plymouth freshman isaiah bolden was the star of the day. he won the long jump and the 60 meter high hurdles. both times were diii new england championship qualifying times. expected to play tomorrow. we will see. stephanie: knock on wood. i' m sure you' hayley: the forecast down in texas, a lot warmer. stephanie: that does it tonight. phil! oh no... (under his breath) hey man! hey peter. (unenthusiastic) oh... ha ha ha! joanne? is that you? it's me... you don't look a day over 70. am i right? r jingle jingle. if you're peter pan, you stay young forever. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. you make me feel so young... it's what you do. you make me feel so spring has sprung. paris: there's a lot to do on a dairy farm. nobody's gonna do it for you. you have to get out there and do it yourself. bernie sanders is a well-known friend of family fa

plymouth, 31 plymouth, 31. and middle 30s for the cape and islands. futurecast doesn't have a lot going on but a couple of flurries north of boston and a couple of sprinkles from boston southward. not going to amount to very to 10:00 tonight and we have rain moving in. heavier steadiest rain over southeastern massachusetts, but with a little bit of drizzle here. points north and west of boston where temperatures will be freezing, we have got a concern for more freezing rain overnight tonight. that threat is going to start around 7:00 this evening, extend into that early thursday commute. i wouldn't be surprised if it lasted a little longer than 3:00 this morning. the freezing rain north of worcester. but even a couple of slippery spots i suspect nearing the boston area wouldn't be surprised to see that freezing rain advisory actually expand closer to the overnight hours because lows in bedford down to 32 degrees. beverly, 32. so clearly if it is going to be freezing overnight and we have got rain, we could see icy conditions develop. highs tomorrow ma

freezing now in plymouth at 31. although there isn't a lot to zoom into as far as showers or flurries go there is enough moisture to create icy temperatures in boston in the upper 20s here. it will take until noontime to get at or above freezing in most spots. mild location today southeastern massachusetts. you can see by lunchtime, we have 40s popping down across the cape, and then for the evening commute, we have a lot of those 30s out there. a lot of middle 30s. in fact he gets you home from work and 36 to 42 for your range of highs. mostly cloudy with patchy drizzle, a couple of flurries today. overnight tonight, another round of freezing rain that we will break down for you coming up. julie grauert with live drive julie grauert with live drive-time traffic starting us off north of the city. >> julie: yes, i am, shiri, and things on the traffic map looks like they are moving along well. no major accidents to report. over on the pike, still things wide open. overall volume is light. starting to see a few more car

you could actually have some kit god, southern plymouth county may be. i don' t know that it will make it into boston. -- cape cod, southern plymouth county maybe. then look at what happens at the end of the week. it serves to warm back up again. pretty short-lived. phil: we are breaking news we need to get to you. two busy train stations in germany are being evacuated because of a terror threat. people are being asked not to gather in crowds there. we will have more on this in a few -- in just a little bit. jc: lawyers for bill cosby defending the comedian. phil: up next, their first comments since his arrest on sexual assault charges. phil: tonight, bill cosby is free on a million dollars bail. we are now hearing from his attorney for the first time since the 78-year-old comedian was arrested. >> mr. cosby, howdy respond to the charges? phil: bill cosby out on a million dollars bail. the 78-year-old hazing charges he sexually assaulted a woman in 2004 after giving her pills and out ball at his suburban philadelphia home. >> reopening this case -- pills

plymouth at 54. norwood 53. normal high temperature is 39. we won't be close to normal any time soon. lot of clouds out there have been a couple sprinkle earlier this evening across new england. mainly western new england. as we move out of new england. there's another batch of rain we're monitoring. down here through west virginia. kentucky, ohio. i point that out because that is heading our way for tomorrow. tuesday, you'll need rain gear, 7:00 tomorrow morning a lot of clouds a couple scattered think you can get through morning commute with just few showers we work in afternoon periods of rain look numbers continuing to climb from 40s tomorrow morning mid 50s tomorrow afternoon. 7 o'clock tomorrow evening. we'll feature a lot of clouds scattering of rain showers. we're not done there talking about record warmth likely. christmas even i'm show you those numbers in a few minutes. all right jr thank you. schools in nashua, new hampshire will be back open tomorrow scare today forced administrators to cancel classes they received an es mail thr

and visibility a mile and look at this cloud cover 52 hyannis, 49 in plymouth, 50 in over to lawrence, over to 41 and just fine visibility now, got a little bit of fog hanging tight over southeastern massachusetts, parts of southern new hampshire, even up to beverly right now. mostly dry and one or two sprinkles could develop south of boston and once we hit noon time steadier rain pushing back over the cape and islands and some of that rain at times will flirt with boston and about the mass pike and pausing things at 4:00 p.m. and best chance of showers and couple as far north of the north shore, 45 to 50 today, more sunshine, further west you go you will break down the weekend pattern next. now julie grauert with live drive time traffic. how is volume doing out there jewelry volume is high on the expressway. otherwise things are looking the fog is also starting to give us a little bit better visibility on the roads. things slow on the expressway from furnace brook parkway up to columbia road. want to let you know route 1 southbound partially blocked at city square because of an accid

live in plymouth, wcvb newscenter five. ed: a new york city police detective has been identified as one of the six americans killed in a suicide attack in afghanistan. the attack happened in a village near the largest u.s. military facility in afghanistan. the attacker ran the motorcycle packed with explosives into a patrol unit. heather: we are counting down the final minutes of fault. you can see the clock in the upper corner, ticking down to the official start of winter. danielle? it doesn' t even feel like winter , even though it' s 40 minutes away. danielle: not at all, we are in the 50' look behind me, you can see the showers on our doorstep. we have a lot of weeks on tap with temperatures at a record high this christmas eve. right now, wet, active weather patterns as the rain moves and here. as we zoom in we will show you what is going on currently. a couple of showers around parts of the area, like worcester county in metrowest. there were some earlier around the cape ann area. temperatures are so mild, low 50' s in

we briefly get up to about 34 versus somewhere down across southeastern massachusetts plymouth where it stays warmer, now cloudy and we got temperatures actually working way up to 40 this afternoon. so we go up to the north shore portsmouth and nashua, new hampshire about 34 , 35 in worcester, bedford 37 to 40 in norwood and there's the 40s from the south shore to the southcoast, cape and islands this afternoon but also see that we do occasionally pull in a couple of flurries in just a couple sprinkles. not looking at very much wet weather today but, of course, it is going to help maintain the risk for some slippery patches. then this evening is when things change because between about seven and 10:00 tonight, we got rain moving in and as it does we are going to have temperatures drifting below freezing in several spots to the north and west of boston where we have the chance for some light freezing rain and i see the bubble of the showers actually passing across south eastern massachusetts but because of that icing concern and the fact that it only takes trace amounts to make the ro

temperatures running below freezing in a lot of spots, we had widespread 20s across the board, 31 plymouth, only 30 in new bedford, the cape and islands above freezing and upper 30s to around 40 degrees, clouds are in place and we've even had the light patches of mist and drizzle with a few flurries mixed in, the radar not moisture, just be mindful of that, particularly in eastern massachusetts, you can see it depicted here, a little bit of white and green showing up at the immediate coastline of the south shore by the cape, by 10:00 a.m., most of us south of boston have risen above freezing but the city itself and north and west of town it takes until 11:00 a.m., even a little bit longer until early afternoon for somewhere like worcester back up in to southern new hampshire to rise above that 32 degree mark for your morning rush, patchy drizzle, icy spots, cloudy 35 by lunch time and then an overcast sky rang in the upper 30s for the ride home. couple more slick spots tonight, i'm talk -- i'll talking about the roads, chris? >>> pretty good ride, no troubles, route 3 all moving along righ

notice plymouth at 32, concord at 33. any area to the north and west of the state capital into parts of the lakes region experiencing some light blazing. concern will continue for a couple more hours. the freezing rain advisory extended until 4 a.m. -- 4:00 a.m. for most of central and southern new hampshire. tomorrow morning it' s mainly rain statewide but what about more changes by the end of the week? we will look at all of that straight ahead. tom: we' re learning more about the 5 alarm fire that gutted a home in bedford today. because of the size of this house the state fire marshal' s office has been asked to assist in the search for a cause. for safety reasons, investigators won' t attempt to go into the house until the morning. jean mackin spoke to firefighters who will be monitoring the scene overnight. jean: firefighters from a dozen towns spent hours battling the fire here in bedford. while they could not save the house, the family that lived here is safe. flames filled the 13,000 square foot home on burleigh t

plymouth fire fighters again say nobody was hurt. you take a look at the video from earlier this morning, and in the overnight hours. you can see it took substantial heavy equipment to get that tree trimmer's equipment up and righted after it fallen down around 5:30 yesterday evening. osha is investigating along with the building department. we will keep an eye on the situation and to see what kind of damage estimate they come up with in the coming hours, but also to keep an eye on. over and boarded up and the rain is expected to come. so hopefully not too much more damage, water damage is done to inside of the house. we will keep an eye continue to again to see if any crews will come out in the next couple of hours to take care of that. live in plymouth, michael henrich, fox25 morning news. >>> also new this morning boston fire fighters some of boston fire fighters stomping out the flames in an abandoned building in brighton. the fire first broke out around 3:00 at the corner of western ave and soldier fields road. majority of the f

go with 56 degrees in boston. 57 in norwood and plymouth. 55 in framingham. lower 50s out toward worcester and keene. manchester, new hampshire, 55 manchester, new hampshire, 55. hyannis 56 degrees. low temps back into the 30s and 40s. your wake-up temperatures tomorrow. 40 in boston. 30s in the burks, rbs and high of 45 degrees tomorrow. the warm-up will be on the lame side. more rain develops thursday afternoon and evening with a high of 52 degrees. still very mild. risk of a shower. 30s on saturday. breezy with flurries. warmer and brighter. my pick of the weekend with a high of 45. back to you, guys. >> all right, shiri. >>> she captured our hearts request. thousands of christmas cards are arrive little girl who lost her family in a fire and that's not all she is getting. coming up the generous prize she just won. >>> and a new study shedding coming up at 7:00, w anncr: when the attacks come here... ...the person behind this desk will have to protect your family. will he be impulsive and reckless, like donald trump? will he have voted to dramatically weak

karen is starting with a problem in plymouth meeting? >> reporter: yeah, we're looking live in plymouth meeting this is the blue route northbound, penndot will show us the accident scene. there's a piece of the car, a single-vehicle accident facing the wrong way in the left lane. we just spotted another vehicle up ahead on the right shoulder, not sure if it was related to the accident scene or just stopped to help, traffic is going by this guy facing the wrong way. a little scary until police come and set up flares here. the vehicle facing the wrong way. a piece of the fender up ahead. looks like he hit that and turned around here, no emergency workers here just yet. plymouth meeting blue route northbound approaching mid county. we'll keep that here and see if there are any emergency workers coming up. magnolia we have construction blocking the right lane, 30 westbound approaching warwick road there's a closure of lake boulevard because of construction, stick to laurel road. that one with construction and bridge repair. atlantic city wes

been a lot easier folks up here from plymouth north have been praying for snow. their prayers were answered, more than six inches fell here in plymouth and further north, mother nature dumped even more snow finally. but granite stater' s new the routine, scraping ice off the cars, shoveling walkways and trying to take it easy. the freshly fallen snow made it a great day for those heading to cannon mountain to do a bit of skiing and boarding. >> but we are excited to finally have some snow and get out there and do some riding. >> i love winter it' s my favorite season. >> it' s a little chilly but it' s nice to see some snow. >> well, it' s cold it' s great. it' s nice to have winter weather. suzanne the snow stopped coming : down here just before 3 this afternoon and temperatures in this part of the state are expected to be in the low 30' s, enjoy new hampshire with some snow. live in plymouth, suzanne roantree, wmur news 9. jean: those little snow bunnies are so cute. this storm has dropped several inches of snow with some spots even approaching a foot. josh: le

plymouth to taunton to providence, a little above freezing. well above freezing on the south coast and the cape. this is area of rain. the heaviest of this will pass south or skim across the cape as plain rain but there is more developing up in here and that's the area that will come across our region later on tonight. keep that in mind. it should be ending early tomorrow. by that time boston should be above freezing but some areas north and west will still be near 32 the good news is we'll be turning mild tomorrow. in boston, low 40's during the new year's eve. day and weekend coming up in a little while. >> a boston bar is now cleared after a shooting death of a conductor outside establishment thanksgiving morning. from the victim's family. the family is disappointed by the decision. shaking her head, the mother leaves the licensing decision. no violation was made by the bar 29-year-old conductor was killed. >> how disappointed is your family? >> we're very disappointed. that's all i have to say. reporter: most of the family members were too

cape and the islands where, we're in the upper 30s to hoe 40s -- already 40s to most of us, 30 this plymouth and 30 new bedford, clouds in place as well, even a little bit of drizzle and snow showers, not even being picked up here on radar, low level moisture that's kind of hanging tough, so just be mindful of that, leave a destination this morning. patchy drizzle and icy spots for the morning rush and temperatures will slowly rise above freezing, not until late time, 35, overcast sky, light and variable wind, 37 drive home with sky staying mostly cloudy, a little bit more freezing rain on the way for tonight, and in to early tomorrow morning, we're going to talk about where we could see slick spots tomorrow, coming up in just a couple minutes, guy. >>> new this morning, police investigating a late night crash in marble head, a car rolled over and ended up on its side, humphrey street, we're hearing only minor injuries reported but power knocked off to the area, no word on if the crash was weather related. >> but the weather is to blame for plenty of other accidents across the area, our firs

scattered showers south of boston to plymouth to the cape area and provincetown. we have a couple more showers here near southern new hampshire and nashua and worcester county. is slowly working its way through our area this morning. that is also going to bring in warmer air and the other thing morning is some fog. we have had some locally dense fog, especially on than nantucket, the cape. fog will be dropping off as we head towards lunchtime and then it is all about the warmth. 51 in boston. 47 in worcester. that is warmer air that is headed in our direction. as we go through, the next 12 hours in boston, take a look at what's going to happen. by about lunchtime, we're in the upper 60's. the record for today is 61 degrees. we may touch near 70. now a look at the roads. jeff? jeff: it is going to be a nice ride this morning. most people have the day off the wed roads will make it a little bit slippery. it is a good ride. the zakim and bunker hill bridge in good shape. the ride from the south, six minutes from derby street. the turnpike is in very good shape. randy

into the afternoon, how about middle 40s and if you want a little bit warmer, how about plymouth at 40 right now with showers and fog this afternoon we got mid to upper 40s for southeastern massachusetts. that's going to be my hot spot, things get the cooler and cooler as you go northward, but see by noon time look at that turn around, we got sun and clouds mixing together through the afternoon, so let's call it partly sunny and even here at midnight tonight, any clouds that we have not producing any rain or any snow, go way up into northern new england to find anything radar tonight and even tomorrow morning starting out dry, i think the clouds a little under done here, going to keep us partly cloudy and i wanted to freeze thing at 8:00 p.m. tomorrow because you could see that we have a couple snowflakes out there. this is not going to be a this is going to be incredibly hit or miss, couple communities impacted snow squalls, quick burst of snow, that's something to be aware of for friday night plans. this afternoon though 43 boston, 47 hyannis and new bedford and worcester 38 , 40 fro

plymouth 51 and 50 from p town to chatum and right below the freezing mark for the friends in orange. you notice the visibility. we're dealing with some light fog. satellite and radar picture shows a few clouds. and the clouds helping to trap in the daytime heat. and we keep it dry for you again and today is really the pick of the weekend with the temperatures in the upper 50s by 1:00 and 60 by 3:00 under partly sunny to mostly sunny skies. and sunday, we have a few changes moving in and cooler temperatures and that is thanks to drizzle. >>> this morning we know how a runaway red line train took off without an operator. was wrapped around the throttle control, allowing the train to left station. they are making safety changes. could be fired. >> reporter: as a runaway red line train sped down the tracks, this was one of the passengers on board. >> the only thing i was thinking was hopefully there's no train in front of us. that will be huge. >> reporter: dispatchers got a call a minute after the tree left braintree station and the race was on. they had ten minutes to clear the lines s

you are taking a live look at the town hall in plymouth. mike cronin is live for the presidential hopeful is speaking at his second town hall of the day. mike: right now, senator bernie sanders is still speaking to an university. this is the second of two town hall visits for the democratic presidential hopeful. earlier, sanders spoke at the redfern arts center. at plymouth university, he talked about raising the minimum wage, improving infrastructure, and performing the criminal justice system. in a message well received by this audience, he reinforced his pledge to make every public college and university tuition free. >> making public colleges and universities tuition free and substantially lowering interest rates on student debt is an inexpensive piece of legislation. you know how we are going to pay for it? we are going to pay for it through a tax on wall street speculation. mike: we will have much more coverage of senator sanders' adam: thanks. also campaigning in new hampshire, senator lindsey graham is continuing to criticize ted cr

plymouth 38 if you're looking for a little more warmth, i suggest going south, that's where we have the warmest temperature readings today, 38 still comes with lingering clouds out across plymouth temperaturewise, how about 46 at partly sunny skies. take you through noon time and you could see clearing expands and continues, on and off clouds this afternoon, a little more cloud cover as you goat northward but at midnight we are dry, new england is looking picture perfect, you have to go all the way into northern new england see anything popping on radar. for the day tomorrow i expect we will have partly sunny skies, cloud cover a little underdone here with future cast, so let's count on on and off clouds through friday and here at 8:00 p.m. we have got a little bit of snow on the map between worcester and boston and that's denoting the chance for a snow squall as i said. thing impacting only a couple communities and could bring you burst of snow, kind of tough thing to forecast and ingredients looking at friday night forecast with the tools. this afternoon 43 in boston and beverly, 46 i

shallow layer of cold air and it's been stuck all day. 30 the high is all day long in boston. 33 in plymouth, upper 20s north and west. we were never able to crack that freezing mark and with low-level moisture in place and more showers working in from the west this evening we do have renewed chances of freezing drizzle and freezing rain over much of the area. the advisory extends until 3:00 in the morning. the last location the city above freezing temperatureup in the merrimack valley and southern new hampshire away from the coastline. radar looks a quiet. fine patchy freezing mist in a few spots out there with of fog. you can see to the west of us, a lot of clouds working in across upstate new york. i do actually expect more showers to break out in this area, and that will be the shower that works in later this evening. so anything we get over the next several hours is just a little bit of patchy drizzle, patchy mist. forget any steadier rain coming in, not until 9:00, 10:00, then again through 3:00 in the morning we have the risk of and west, and at least until midnight, even close to the

plymouth at 53. worcester 44. cloudy skies, bit of a breeze through the evening hours so if you are heading out to start or finish up the holiday shopping again temperatures between 43 and 47 overnight tonight. temperature this evening upper 40's too around 50 and, yes, technically winter solstice at 1 11: 48 tonight wherefore the from the sun most of it focused at the southern hemisphere and for us that sun is about as strong as a flashlight. although it's going to be a warm week. we have these weather systems that just continue to ride off to the west of new england and that puts us on the warm side of these weather systems so it will deliver the goods. the tradeoff though it's an un unsettled week with a lot of clouds the next several days and a couple isolated showers tomorrow morning and then i do think as we work into the afternoon there will be a burst of some steadier rain tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow evening. you will need rain gear. and then wednesday here comes another batch of rain although that one i

plymouth at 52. so the fog, we can get that out of here by about 9:00, 10:00 a.m., but this afternoon, a lot of clouds. some sun. a mild afternoon, despite all the clouds this afternoon. mid-50s this afternoon. >> sarah: time now for fast track traffic. let's send it over to danielle gersh. >> danielle: thank you, sarah. let's go outside and see some of that fog. maybe add some extra time to your commute. zakim bridge, leverett connector looking pretty good. no major issues to tell you about on the maps. route 1 into boston wide open. so is route 9 3. we're looking good there. the pike is fine all the way back out to 495. we have a little slowing 128 northbound through newton. report. the expressway from the braintree split into boston just under ten minutes. take a look at those drive times if your getting ready to head out the door this morning. tunnel. wide open on the pike 128 to 93, 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge, 11 minutes. and the "t" looks good so far this morning. back to you, guys.

developing story in plymouth. new video of crews working to remove a crane that crashed into a home. gashing a hole in the home while a team -- teen was inside. nicole oliverio is live with the story reported first on 7. >> nicole: it actually took a while to remove that crane from this home because osha says the initial equipment that was here to get that crane off of the house didn't meet regulations. just beyond the tree you see the front of the house here, that's where the hole. is that's where the crane was lying up against the roof of the home. fortunately nobody was hurt at the time. now a 17-year-old was home. she says she was in the kitchen when this happened. she was trying to work on an english essay when all of a sudden she heard a crash. >> it was like if you ever hear like a tree you saw in the forest, it sounded just like that. >> that's why i was concerned. where are you? are you cold? are you... do you have some stuff. pressure. and she was great. >> nicole: the crane was from a tree-trimming comp

so plymouth, an hour left and the cape until 7:00 this morning. 55, hyannis. 54 plymouth. 50 in boston. tell you what, boston was 51 degrees at degrees at midnight your highs for the day. temperatures were cooling. 47 at 8:00. there is nothing wrong with this. we are not going to see that much of a warm-up today. temperatures kind of stall out in the city. stays partly to mostly cloudy today and with the unsettle and breezy pattern, that is where we will get a couple of flurries or even just a couple of raindrops coming to the ground by late morning or during the afternoon. 47 in worcester. 13-mile-per-hour winds. a little breezy out there. the winds start to strengthen once the sun comes up this afternoon and look at the worcester where we kind of hove nrshtion the lower 40s as we make our way through the rest of the day. not usual this is the warmest time of the day but in is our warmest time of the day. by 7 a.m. the last of the raindrops over the outer cape that turns breezy, mostly dry. a couple of flurries coming down to the ground here at noon down to the ground here at noontime

look at how mild it is in plymouth. cooler to the north and west all of us are going to be having mile tell tors. these are the readings to start the day off tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon, it looks k we are macking a run at 60 degrees. again, this early morning fog and clouds should go away to partial sunshine. how long the warmth, look at that, last, that is coming up for the weekend forecast. ed? ed: donald trump is back in mu hampshire tonight. he is beak peak picking up a key endorsement. plenty of cheers in side. it was different story outside. trum is not backing down on the call to ban mus almosts from entering country. our phil lipof is live in portsmouth, new hampshire, phil? ed: radio was donald trump's i spoke to the head about 15 minutes ago. he told me said trump needed to come here to mu hampshire to earn that endorsement. country. >> a special quick trip to new hampshire land endorse. >> our candidate for the next president of the united states donald jay trum am. >> not the usual huge crowd, but pint main

plymouth, 46. hyannis 47 and nantucket 50 degrees. these are midnight temperatures and boston at 34. we have the burbs back into the lower 30s. almost what you feel now is going to be exactly what you have at midnight tonight. tomorrow's shy going to be up most of the day 99% of the day is going to be dry here tomorrow under partly cloudy skies, we have a couple of flurries and potential for a lonely snow squall on friday night. over the weekend wake up to the 20s. highs in the 40s. lower 40s. more flurries on monday followed by brighter conditions tuesday into wednesday and i know some of are you really looking forward to the winter classic at gillette. temperature 39 degrees. i am keeping it chilly and partly cloudy. back to you. >>> severe floods continue across the midwest this morning. take a look at 15 and missouri. that is a house that was floating down river as it slams into the bridge there. homes and businesses across the region have been swallowed up by floodwaters and this morning an entire city has been closed or street h

fog around plymouth, worcester county. visibilities are down. that will be a problem. some fog around boston. also, at gillette stadium. 30 degrees the temperature now. it's pretty much holding steady in boston, it will hold steady or inch up a little bit, which would be helpful. areas north and west of boston will probably stay just about where it is. so the official freezing rain advisory, 7:00 p.m. tonight until 3:00 a.m. tomorrow. spotty, freezing mist before we on tonight. until we're through with the threat untreated surfaces can be icy. that means walking and driving on any untreated surfaces can be well. boston. 28 in bedford. 29 in worcester. very uniform. way to norwood and in northern rhode island, and just above freezing, plymouth to taunton and well above freezing on the hour. temperatures will be either staying steady or inch up later tonight. you look at this and say a lot of the rain looks like it will miss us but we're starting to see more development across pennsylvania and it's the northern part of that area that's developing, that comes across our a

it predated massachusetts or plymouth by 13 years. virginia was in some ways , it was the largest and most populous colony in british north america. was really a powerful outpost of the british empire, so for this to be happening it was a significant event. really,ink dunmore maybe going a little too far to say he took this personally i think he took this a little personally, especially as the weresses in his mind really acting in open defiance. greta: we are talking with historian joseph betty this history tv,merican live from colonial williamsburg. he will be taking your questions .nd tech -- texts if you live on the east coast, -8900. if you live on the -8901.oast, 202-748 you can join the conversation on and we willtwitter take your comments from there as well. beatty, you are talking about virginia becoming one of the first colonies, but how did it compare to the other colonies? startedso virginia was really as a commercial , which is in some ways much different from the impulses that started the colonies that plymouth and massac