tickets will also be available for purchase during the tour only at the salisbury house. tickets are $25 for adults, $22.50 for salisbury house members, and $10.00 for children ages 6-12. advance ticket purchases may be made at www.salisburyhouse.org or by calling salisbury house at 274-1777. tickets will also be available for purchase during the tour only at the salisbury house. teases are done! murder charges... who police jeb bush: here's the truth you will not hear from our president: we are at war with radical islamic terrorism. it is the struggle that will determine the fate of the free world. the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. their aim is our total destruction. we have but one choice: to defeat it. vo: right to rise usa is responsible double homicide... and how police tracked him down...and his relationship with the victims. targeting isis... the u-s government plans to send a new special operation strike force to iraq and syria. why they are teaming up with iraqi military forces. good afterno

a salisbury man was hording the cats. >> the cats are in remarkably good health and need new homes. >> it's the most catastrophe we have ever taken in at once. sheltered by the rescue society. they came from this mobile home in salisbury where don owned them all. >> reporter: were you able to take care of so many cat ?'s. >> all of them, i took care of all of them. >> reporter: but when the rescue society went in -- >> it was unbelievablely bad. it was pull of cats, pheces and urine. >> it got so bad, i thought i was going to be arrested. >> reporter: they are still working on getting all of the cats. >> do you want to go on the scale? >> they were actually in relatively good shape for where they came there. have been spade and neuters. >> they all received their rabies vaccines. >> reporter: as early as tomorrow, some of them will be ready for adoption. >> they are mostly beautiful and friendly and healthy for the most part, so really i think most of these cats can get a home by the holidays. >> well, that's the good news. the salisbury police chief says he doesn't plan to file charg

the salisbury house, the chamberlain estate. today was the first day doors opened for tours..with the homes all decked out for the holidays.. the tour will be all weekend from 10 a-m to 5 p-m and ends sunday. waukee's annual winterfest celebration is underway. the celebration is free to the public and will continue until 6-30 tonight. the long list of activities on the schedule includes...ornament decorating, tractor rides and pictures with santa. attendees are encouraged to bring unwrapped toys or nonperishable food items to be distributed to those in need. parking for the event is and the weather is certainly cooperating for winterfest... in face it really doesn't feel anything like winter... bret... temperatures climbed into the 50s in des moines on friday, and another round of warm weather is expected to start the weekend. highs should remain in the 50s for saturday, but cloud cover will move in during the evening and set up a cooler, cloudy sunday. a few showers are possible overnight saturday into sunday as well, though to

. >> it covers 100-acres in salisbury, connecticut. >> this home belongs to one of the world premier treasure hunters,ar ladies and gentlemen edenger's home built in 1972. >> we are in salisbury, connecticut, the northwest corner. >> we met in the two story entrance and from there the great room. >> you would never think from >> this was actually a barn they recreated. >> the beams 17th century chestnut. the dining room has a custom made field farm table. >> it has a great connection to the out doors. >> it has a large marble slab counter from vermont. >> it took 14 men to carry it in. >> the home includes a cozy library filled with fair first edition books. >> it has a beautiful arched ceiling. >> upstairs a play room awaits you filled with valuable moment os. >> this is joe frazier's punching bag. >> also head of the new york option house. >> he made his home a time capsule for forgotten eras. >> macy's used this as a window display at christmas time. >> this is a ship model worth $100,000. >> this is a builder's model. they typically make only two of them. the garage. >> a 1964, 3

. >>> that's why a salisbury man it was stolen. he said he noticed the 500 pound plow missing from his yard. it wasn't exactly in plane site. it's along the side of his garage. he is offering a $100 reward for information leading to finding its. >>> thousands of senior citizens received a rude awakening, between 3:00 and 5:00 yesterday morning 10,000 people received robo calls to receive flu shots. they were supposed to go out in the early afternoon. can you imagine that wake-up call! you.>> -- >>> if you are dealing with anxiety but don't have time for a traditional therapist we have more >>> getting help for depression if controversial trend that could save money and be more convenient than traditional therapy. does it really work? dr. mallika marshall takes a closer look. >> we are going to go back.>> i signed up for three so i'm going back.>> reporter: this is what therapy sounds like for new york city actress abigail. she decided to have a once a week phone call and online assignments and forgo traditional therapy. she is part

north shore, plenty of heavy rain, stretching from salisbury beach, southeastward toward cape ann. rockport, getting heavy rain. yellownd a orange showing up on the live storm tracker radar, where the heaviest rain is located and some of the roadways being affected in the downtown rockport area and along the coastline, include these right in the deeper orange along pink on hill road and ro avenue. north where into southern new hampshire. the seacoast getting heavy rain in batches. hampton beach, for instance, portsmouth has been in and out of it over the last couple of hours. worcester county, the city of worcester getting yellow showing up on live doppler radar as well, right in there, batch of yellow showing up along moore land green drive, torrey fort lane and north of 122 in the city of worcester. i'll keep tracking where the heaviest rain is and where it's tonight. >> mark: when you have wake up tomorrow morning, check shiri's updated forecast. the fox 25 morning news gets started at 4:00 a.m. >> vanessa: tonight, we're learning about a public safety mazzard in salem, massachu

cbs 2's emily smith is in salisbury, connecticut. >> this home belongs to one of the world's premiere treasure hunters. steve penner from william pitt sotheby's showed us the home built in 1972. >> we are in salisbury, connecticut, which is the northwest corner of connecticut. >> reporter: we met in the two story entrance and from there, the great room. you would never think the >> this is a barn. >> reporter: the beams 17th century chestnut. the dining room has a custom made field farm table. >> this is a pretty fabulous kitchen. it has a great kind of connection to the outdoors. >> reporter: it has a large marble slab counter from vermont. >> actually took 14 men to carry it in. >> reporter: the home includes a cozy library filled with rare first edition books. >> as you can see it has a beautiful arched ceiling. >> reporter: upstairs, a playroom awaits you filled with valuable mementos. >> this is joe frazier's actual bunching bag. >> reporter: we had a chance to meet the homeowner. >> but also, head of guernsey's the new york auction house. >> reporter: he made his home a time cap

salisbury at 62 degrees. warmer to the south. temperatures for boston, well above average this time of year. there are signs of colder temperatures on the way. it's not going to get brutally cold. it may feel brutally cold because we will have the coldest air in weeks and gusty wind so by saturday morning wind chills may be in the low 20's for a while. that wind and cold air. first we do with the rain at a cold front. moderate to heavy downpours. this will be the story for the rest of the day. toward the end of the rush-hour they should move out of the area. if it use clicking along by 5:00 it will get out of the metro area. the cold dry air is behind a front. futurecast will indicate timing that by 5:00 the heaviest rain should be east of town. a few additional showers. they should dry up across the mountains. not only do we have gusty wind and falling temperatures but we have possibilities as we get through friday night and saturday morning of snow. lake-effect snow advisories in effect for parts of new york state and northeast

david salisbury says i don't make new year's'sresolutions and i never promise to be somewhere many months in advance except for doctors appointments. makes sense. stacy smith writes, "i do make them, i just take them one day at a time." and this one is from barreli to keep building my relationship with the lord. we do have one more from allen hall who writes to stop making new year's resolutions because i nevevestick to them. >>> and now i think that one resolution that a lot of people will have on their minds to cut my use of umbrellas and rain jackets. >> i'm sure a lot of people would like to make that resolution. but it depends on the weather. the weather looks good as we have been watching all day. the rain is passing to the south. down in orangeburg and raining over in sumter. and the trajectory of this rain keeps it to the south of columbia. so we might see a few sprinkles, but for the most part it's been great outside. so it has been mild. now here is the front. it is very slow to move through and it may be after midnight before it comes to the area. then once you get behind the f

your ticket includes tours of the salisbury house, the the chamberlain estate. the doors opened friday....with the homes all decked out for the holidays.. the tour continues today and sunday from ten to five. still to come on today in iowa saturday... at your next holiday party.. forget dipping your chips or veggies in hummus.. there are a lot of other ways to eat chickpeas... we'll show you how to make a healthy, the victorian stroll features 44 live displays in the downtown businesses. festivities kicked off yesterday with the lighting of rudolphs nose... the event is centered around the historic downtown square. today, skies will be mainly sunny with some high thin clouds. temperatures will reach the low 50s. a cold front moves through tonight. some light showers are possible early sunday through mid-day. this will 40s on sunday. the 50s quickly return by mid-week. the weather stays dry and mild through most of the work week. there will be another rain roger and beth asks the same question and the gist of it is this: "how should i care for my hibiscus tree i

. >>> from our lehigh valley bureau, salisbury school district starting vacation early because of a whooping cough outbreak. the district says five confirmed cases and more tested. school officials spoke with the health department and decided to close schools to prevent this from spreading. whooping covais highly contagious respiratory disease. >>> still ahead, going on the defensive. how officials are explaining an american airstrike that killed 10 israeli soldiers. >>> back behind bars. police landed this suspect in custody twice in one day. . >>> a mistake that involved both sides, the american airstrike that killed 10 iraqi soldiers. the iraq defense minister said he's lunching an investigation. they said the airstrike came in response to request by iraqi security forces here in isis controlled cities and were done in coordination with iraqi forces. >>> president barack obama is vacationing in hawaii after he paid a visit to the families of the victims of the san bernardino attack. he and his family arrived at joint base pearl harbor before the sun rose. this is their annual christmas va

that's going to be moving over toward cambridge and salisbury.he main area of rain we'll be conce concerned with. that is on track to come our way by later this afternoon. temperatures right now are hovering in the 50th to around 60 degrees. it is humid. it's kind of condensing and so there's a little bit of sheen and moisture on some of the roads this morning. watch out for that. sunrise at 7:18. it will still be in the 50s. then between 8:00 and 9:00 it will jump into the low 60s and quite humid. then the clouds really do close in by later this afternoon. before rain arrives we may be near a record high of 70 degrees set on this day back in 1931. we tied the record yesterday. "storm team 4" four-day forecast. overnight tonight after we get the rain ending this evening we'll get it clearing. 60s on tuesday. wednesday, the low 60s and then more rain on thursday. then getting cold next weekend friday, saturday, and sunday. highs only in the 40s and partly cloudy. here's what i'm working on coming up at 5:01. your rain ahead. back to you. >>> thank

right now, fog towards salisbury. very warm air mass covering a good chunk of the eastern u.s. so you can imagine if we can get the winds to go calm. why is this happening? the jet stream is taking a huge dip to the west. cold air coming down and all this air that you can see here, blue and green is the rain. you can see the rain area from nobody california they had tons of rain, all sorts of flooding problems in oregon and washington state. the snow will pull into the plains. severe weather in west texas, a tornado in the houston area earlier today. but us today, you know, life is good weather wise. more like san diego than washington. the high clouds continue to stream over us. again, i'm hoping they are going to be thin enough that we'll get a view of the geminid meteor showers. clouds, still very warm day. upper 60s and lower 70s. all the rain coming toward the ohio and tennessee valley monday morning. monday morning, i think we'll be fine for the commute. warm air, as you get towards mid day, notice a couple of showers towards southwest, main line of showers western pennsy

. >>> new this morning, a salisbury man says someone stole his plow, rich hughes told wbz he noticed the 500 plow wa miss -- was missing from his home monday night, he kept it in his garage not in plain sight since 2004 e used a private plower, that's how he provides for his family, a $100 reward for information to find it. >>> kingsbury police are investigating after two plow truck in a restaurant parking lot. this happened just after 6:00 last night at the olive garden, both victims taken to the hospital, they're expected to be okay, so far no charges have been filed. >>> and another plow driver speaking up this morning, sharing his terrifying story when a man pointed a gun at him, louisa moller has more. >> i was just sitting here and heard all the yelling. >> reporter: bob captured these photos tuesday morning of two men in an altercation outside his andover home. >> he sought me out. >> reporter: the mroe driver paul connelly said it was a one sided attack when mccullom cut him off and searched for him before unleashing his anger. >> he had a problem, an anger issue of some sort

to the westmoreland, worcester, 43. also at 43 degrees tomorrow and then to the north shore, 41 salisbury. 41 topsfield and 42 for you in lynn and finally, out to cape cod, under a good deal of sunshine tomorrow. i'm not expecting any showers. 43 barnstable. it will not rain during the day tomorrow for sure. infarct the next rain comes thursday, these are the clouds expected to come rolling in thursday morning. a couple of sprinkles around the area. showers become more numerous through lunchtime and the afternoon, but the heavier and steadier rain holding off until the evening hours on thursday, expecting that to rise with our next batch of rain. you'll see that in the seven-day forecast. thursday, 80% chance of rain developing and we can take that timeline through the afternoon in not evening hours and it will come in bulk mostly during the evening hours. this takes you to 8:30 p.m. and there's the rain on some of us. fast forward that through the night and after midnight, it comes to an end, only to dom back at us from the southwest on friday. the front is holding on to us closely and t

the salisbury house and the chamberlain estate. today was the first day doors opened for tours..with the homes all decked out for the holidays.. and the weather is making it a great weekend for the tour... 3:15:30:20-3:15:41:13 "it's spectacular...it's a great day to come out there's no snow or ice this weekend, so we welcome everyone and uh its really great to get everyone in the christmas spirit." the tour will happen tomorrow and sunday from 10 a-m to 5 p-m. temperatures climbed into the 50s in des moines on friday, and another round of warm weather is expected to start the weekend. highs should remain in the 50s for saturday, but cloud cover will move in during the evening and set up a cooler, cloudy sunday. a few showers are sunday as well, though totals should not amount to much more than a few hundredths of an inch. next week will continue the pleasant weather pattern ghs again near 50 and plenty of sunshine. [ gasps ] you're getting data. pony-sized data? u.s. cellular sized data. 15 gigs of good, strong data you can actual

high temperatures 46 in boston, 45 framingham. 47 sand winn and about 45 hyannis. 44 up through salisbury. now next two days feature a little bit milder air by saturday. we'll be milder but we'll only be near 50 at the coast thanks to a sea seize then we're going for broke. 60s on sunday then monday about 56. normal high temperature is 46 degrees. partly cloudy evening. clearing late. tomorrow mostly sunny with a couple of afternoon clouds. we'll go to partly cloudy sky, 44-48. there is your forecast. i love the look of the weekends. sunshinewise. we don't have a lot of sun now that we're in the soul see you at 5:00. >> ryan: thank you so much. get a check of the ride home. >> thanks, looks a bit slow here. route 1 northbound up to the lynn fells parkway in saugus and it stays heavy up to the lynnfield tunnel. on our way to check on reports of a crash, take a look at it on the maps. route 128 southbound on the top of the screen to the right up in the beverly salem area. we have a truck and a car collision. there the car sunday the truck. we're on our way to check that out for you. down do

storm team radar, you see the last of the showers towards the salisbury area. notice the big storm that continues to spin around. most off the activity -- most of the activity, rain and snow and thunderstorms in indianapolis today brings in colder air and will continue to do so. tomorrow, coats and maybe even gloves with wind chills in the upper 20s and lower 30s by 8:00, 9:00 tomorrow. tomorrow's impact, low to moderate side. moderate side because we're putting away umbrellas and coats and gloves out. at least we will see the sunshine. hi highs, 45 in martinsburg and 50 in manassas and 52 in the fredericksburg area. even though we will have plenty of sun, still quite chilly. 52 on friday, not much of a difference, the wait looks. a lot less wind friday. 52 and sunshine. nice and sunny saturday, high temperatures low to mid 50s. wind looking quite good. high of 55 and clouds get in here monday and tuesday, 53 on monday. tuesday, we will have potential for a coastal storm to develop. could bring a lot of rain and wind. temperatures of 48 degrees, six days out so

. >> sometimes the santas make a special delivery like this one to karen in salisbury. >> if it wasn't for alex, we wouldn't be able to have a tree just because i couldn't afford one. >> karen is raising her son old by herself and he has special needs. >> he doesn't care about the presents or anything else. all he cares about is there's a christmas tree. >> the group works with social service agencies to identify people who could use a little help during the holidays and this weekend hundreds of families will start the season with smiles on their faces. >> it just brings a lot of happiness and we're creating real great memories for these families and their kids. >> beyond that the christmas tree santas give people lights them. the san as always need helper elves. to find out what you can do, go to our website www.wbztv.com. >>> a portsmouth officer was about to arrest a shoplifter who stole from the ocean state job lot, but when he found out what she tomorrow, he had a change of heart -- stole, he had a change of heart. >> he realized what she had birthday cake for when she stated were

. >>> a salisbury man is offering a reward for the return of his plow stolen from the front yard. richard hughes said someone stole the 700-pound plow outside his pheasant street home. every winter he use the plow to make extra cash clearing driveways and parking lots. he is offering $1 he is offering $100 whoever returns it to him. >>> mbta police hope these indecent assault suspect. a man in the picture assaulted her after following her from the red line to the green line at the park street station. he is 5'7"and between 20 to 25 years old. >>> the search in new hampshire for a man that robbed a store with a gun. surveillance image from that store of the suspect. police say it happened monday night at goslin market in manchester. the clerk told police that a man wearing a surgical mask walked into the store, flashed a gun and demanded cash. a pretty clear surveillance photo of a woman wanted in a shoplifting case in milton. she went into the nuttshell store and dumped children's clothesing into her bag until it was full. when she was finished she left and came back for more. pol

. >>> more than 54 cats were in a shelter after being removed from a mobile home in salisbury. police say it's one of the worst cases of animal hoarding they have seen in years. the cats belong to an 84-year-old man who police are now trying to help. animal control officer tells the newburyport news they are frantically looking for homes for the cats. >>> hundreds are gearing up for the second day of deer hunting at blue hills reservation in the morning. first day saw hunters cull 26 dear and protestor over safety concerns. willing improve public safety since culling the heard will cutback on the threat of lyme disease and car accidents involving deer. huntsers will be back out there tomorrow and again next monday and tuesday. >> state lease are also urging deer hunters to be on the lookout for remains of a missing man. jamie robertson is presumed dead nearly two years after police say men posing as constables kidnapped him. we spoke to his family who said jamie was at loving father of two kids. they also told fox 25 they have new hope that his body may be found. >> in terms of

in natick and 32 freezing in walpole and boston good morning waking up to 34 degrees there. 32 in salisbury and the middle 30s growing pretty strong hanover to duxbury, 34 degrees. sandwich, 37 sandwich, 37. same in harwich. problem is from here we don't see things warm up. it will be cool and also bright as the sun comes up. at noontime, winds gusting 20 to 30 miles per hour. it will be a breezy day. temperatures 34 degrees. we are back down to 33 though at 3 p.m. with dry conditions in place. increasing clouds and some of the timelines on the worst less than 10. julie, back over to you for a check on the roads. >> things moving along fine right now. morning. let's be thankful that hopeful flee it will be an easier commute. pike identify open from framingham through the weston tolls through the alston-bright tolls through the alston-brighton area. zakim bridge wide open. 24 minutes on the pike from 495 to mass avenue. eight minutes from the braintree split to the pike. we begin now our 4:30 newscast with breaking news in lynn. a jeep slams into a coffee shop overnight causing extensive our

. >>> a salisbury man is offering a reward this morning for the return of his plow that was stolen right from his front yard. richard hughes says someone stole the 700-pound plow from outside his pleasant street home on monday the night before the storm. every winter he uses the money to clear sidewalks and parking loss. he is offering $100 for whoever returns it to him. >>> transit police hope these photo also help track down an indecent assault suspect. the man in the picture assault assaulted a woman after falling her from the red line to the station yesterday. he is about 5'7"and between 20 and 25 years old. of a massachusetts teenager killed in a terror attack in israel visit the site of that tragedy. the parents of ezra schwartz flew to israel. the 18-year-old from sharon was killed when a gunman open fired on cars stuck in a traffic jam. he was spending a year in israel after graduating from the monnomy school in brookline the monnomy school in brookline. on sunday his parents went to the scene where he was killed. >>> a crash on christmas eve have one town calling for safer inter

boston we're breaking up a quite a bit here steady edge rain confined to merrimac valley from salisbury to haverhill, and then back down into andover too. and also even out into tyngsboro right now. northern new england. it looks like this winter weather advisory freezing rain advisory continues across parts of northern new england. big difference there. and temperatures just hovering spots. tomorrow a little bit of a lull in morning rain showers pick back up after 8 or nine. and it seems to be ongoing through the course of the afternoon. off and on, off and on. our best chance for that moderate rain just after 7 or eight. there it is at 9. not necessarily down that you buzzard's bay but model are just indicate your best chance in time frame when low will cross overhead and on backside of it winds will start to take over. but we do push numbers a little bit on thursday morning. it looks like once that low cranks up it will push 50s into area tomorrow. up to plymouth and may maybe to boston on thursday all way up perhaps, to the north shore. to beverly. brief on thursday. this is in the

the holly and ivy home tour begins at the salisbury house and goes on from 10 a-m to 5 p-m. tickets start at 10 dollars. finally, hear the sounds of the classic story of a magical car. chitty chitty bang bang is playing at the des moines community playhouse at 1 and 5 p-m. tickets for the family holiday musical start at 25 dollars. remember, there are a thousand ways to get out and enjoy des moines and the metro. to find out how, check out our website at catch des moines dot clouds have settled in over central iowa overnight and a few areas of rain are scattered about early today. a cold front is passing through the state. we will see a few showers through the first part of the morning with mainly cloudy skies. temperatures will be a bit cooler today with highs in the mid to upper 40s and winds from the northwest. sunshine and warmer temperatures in the 50s return as soon as monday. it will be a mainly quiet and warm week next on today in iowa sunday.. some iowa patients now have a in crime... the new role care managers are taking...and see how the effort is paying off. comi

showers and storms are now moving towards salisbury as they will pull away. they'll be done for quite a while with the showers. temperatures needed to make it in to the 60s. and all three got to 71 today for the new record highs. that is their warmest december temperature on record. 66 currently in town. still 70 in manassas. water will be chillier there and a pretty quiet night, but the comfortable night here on the christmas eve where we would hit at 6 -- sit at 66 with the patchy fog developing. there is some cold air minus 40- degree reading. while we're enjoying the warm weather as they will continue for another couple of days. next week things will change. and that winter is actually going to make themselves known. maybe a couple of showers, the upper 60s or 70s. on saturday, that they will change. you cannot see it here, but more easterly. the cloud cover and a spotty shower. that it will keep the temps in the 50s to the 60s. for the big football game as it seems like the lower 50s with the chance for showers. 62 in town and that you'll see a couple of

on monday, a judge reportedly ruled there was probable cause to charge 31-year-old leslie of salisbury, as well. 17-year-old harmony died of intoxication police in salem new hampshire tell us the decision of a suspect and tracked him down after they stole some cars. shuman is back in court next possibility. >>> looks like massachusetts first casino is falling short on expected profits. state budget analyst estimated the casino produced $160 million this year. one-million less than projected. rhode island officials had worried having them so close would hurt their bottomline. >>> and an underperforming school in dorchester could soon shut its doors. the department of education is considering a recommendation to close this school. it was placed on probation nearly two years ago for its poor standardized testing scores and financial difficulties. officials say the school was the lowest performing of the 25 charter schools in boston and the school vowed to fight the closure. new ways to attract students. the $40,000 tuition would apply to students of subservice majors to help them save mon

. >>> administrators in the salisbury school district decided to start winter break three days early because of a whooping cough outbreak. there are five confirmed cases at the high school and more students are in the process of being tested. school officials spoke with the health department and decided to close the schools to prevent it from spreading. would th whooping cough is a highly contagious disease. >>> good morning. it's a cold start on this sunday. seasonal. we are going to see temperatures close to where they should be this time of year. we were much warmer heading into last weekend. as we push into next week, we will see the mild and warm conditions return. there's a live look outside. the wind speeds are still blowing. you probably noticed throughout the day, all yesterday and even friday that we saw the strong winds, and that may help the feels like temperature cooler. today we will stay in the 40s and not feeling quite as cold as yesterday. here are your headlines. we expect a seasonal sunday. our average for this time of year is 44. our range today, 42 to 45 degrees.

of karen salisbury in evansdale. payne was 16 at the time of re- sentenced to have a chance at parole. this comes after recent u-s and iowa supreme courrulings, saying judges cannot sentence minors to prison for life without a chance at parole. a judge will hear arguments today about whether lawson chadwick's trial should be moved to a different county. chadwick is facing several& charges including vehicular homicide in worker during a police chase in n april. chadwick claims that pre-trial publicity won't give him a faitrial in in the community will prejudice potential jurors. police were trying to pull over chadwick in april for registration violation when he drove off. he crashed into a city water division vehicle in the area of 16th avenue and 9th street southwest. stephen cook of palo died in the crash. the city has dedicated two conference rooms in his memory. chadwick's trial is set for march 7th. when you see news, call newsline nine. that number is 319-365-9999. you can also send pictures and videos to newsr

salisbury, at 55. attleboro, 57. into the worcester hills, temperatures in the middle and upper 50's. fitchburg, 54. there is a cool front on the way for overnight tonight. and tomorrow. but again, cool front. not arctic front. not a bitter blast of air. where we should be this time of year. breezy. cloudy skies. temperatures tomorrow running in the low to mid-40's. we will talk more about the forecast for the week in a few minutes. >> christa: thank you. some breaking news. attorney general loretta lynch announcing a federal civil rights investigation of the chicago police department. let's go to kris anderson. he has more of the details for us right now. kris? >> reporter: big developments this noon, christa. the investigation will search for patterns now of unconstitutional policing practices, all throughout chicago's police force. this, of course, comes a few weeks after the city released video showing a white chicago police officer shooting black teenager laquan mcdonald 16 times. the officer involved here, char

november 21st, 2007, salisbury, north carolina.ssing the railroad tracks when a norfolk southern freight train plows right into it. >> the train hit the trailer pretty much dead center in the middle of the trailer. >> the train lifts the 18-wheeler off the ground and sheers off the rear axle. >> the trailer got split in half. it went through the air like a frisbee. stuff was going everywhere. >> the massive collision is caught on camera by benjamin, who also videotapes trains as a hobby. he inherited his love of trains from his father who, in turn, got it from his dad. >> when i was small, my father and grandfather would take me over to the train tracks in greensboro. and once he started getting a little bigger and we started going outside the tracks and watching trains and he got interested and started taking pictures of them. >> on the day of the collision, father and son head to one of their favorite spots to train watch. a railroad crossing by a recycling transfer station. while dad waits in the car, the young train buff walks

. >> reporter: sometimes the santas make a special delivery like this one to karen in salisbury. >> if it wasn't for alex, we wouldn't be able to have a tree because i can't afford one. >> reporter: she's raising daniel, 9 years old by herself and he has special needs. >> he doesn't care about the presents, anything else, all he cares about is a christmas tree. >> merry christmas! >> reporter: this video from the santa show last year's pick up day, the group works with social service agencies to identify people who could use a and this weekend, hundreds of families will startd -- start the season with smiles on their faces. >> just brings a lot of happiness and creating really great memories for these families and their kids. >> reporter: the christmas tree santas also give people lights and ornaments if they need them and the santas can always use help or elves, to find out what you can do, go to cbsboston.com and we'll show you. lisa hughes, wbz this morning. >> it is friday and we're hitting the rewind button. >>> the biggest stories ahead on >>> welcome back, it is friday, happy fr

ground and that's from one system and these showers is over toward the eastern shore and places like salisbury and over toward ocean city. that system continuing to move out to sea and the secondary storm system here in the upper low, that will move underneath the first one and both of those moving out into the ocean and behind it, we see some nice conditions and that impact forecast tomorrow will be on the low side for sure. low sun, nice and mild as we go through the day tomorrow. if you're thinking of doing exercising, 42 degrees and dress in layers, nice and cool, plenty of sunshine and a nice day to take lunch outdoors and you can't say that very often and it looks good for that and we're talking about temperatures of 56 degrees and here are the temperatures for the rest of the area and kull pepper in fredericksburg and 55 toward annapolis. now look at the weather over the next few days. 56 tomorrow and 57 on your wednesday and here come the 60s on thursday and friday. 62 at -- on thursday and 64 degrees coming up on friday and as i mentioned close to records as we make our way into the w

. >>> and new this morning, a salisbury man says someone stole his plow. rich hughes tellses wbz he noticed -- tells wbz he noticed the 500 pound plow missing from his yard monday night, he's kept it on the side of his garage, not in plain sight since 2004, he's a -- private plow driver, says that plowing is how he offering $100 reward for information to help him find it. >>> police are investigating after two pedestrians were hit by a plow truck in a restaurant parking lot. it happened just after 6:00 last night at the olive garden, both victims taken to the hospital, they were expected to be okay so far no charges have been filed. >>> another plow driver speaking up this morning, sharing his terrifying story after a man pointed a gun at him, bree's in this morning with his story, good morning. >> good morning, chris, the man accused in this case is the ceo of an employee benefits firm who the plow driver says lost his cool, blocked in the plow with his range rover and then attacked. >> i was just sitting here and i heard all the yelling. >> reporter: the

salisbury this afternoon, 45. >> christa: a "t" worker in hot water afterlast week's run-away train that put passengers in serious danger. the driver of the train now in trouble. he is off the job. he could be fired as well soon. susan tran has more. >> reporter: red line operator david vasquez suspended for 30 days without pay and pay thes being fired. investigators say he used a train microphone cord to tie down the throttle and did not set the hand brake before he got off the train. his attorney says that would be a ridiculous series of events for a 21-year veteran driver to commit. system or the brake system, then get off the train to get under the train to toggle a switch sounds prepostrowse. >> reporter: m.b.t.a. officials say he got authorization to step off the plane and manually flip a moving again. when he left the train, it took off without him. >> mr. vasquez did everything he could do to deal with the situation. running to the nearest station. even injured himself in the process. no passengers were hurt. the driverless train traveled for five miles. until "t" employees stopp

on the north shore, essex county, 40 haverhill and 38 salisbury. 39 topsfield. and then back here to worcester county, seeing temperatures, be in the upper 30's for highs, to around 40 degrees. showers escape back here to the higher terrain, we would have to talk about mixing, but it's not a big enough concern right now to really harp on it. i'll be watching the development of the storm system and if we need to update that forecast, sleet or snow mixing in, we'll certainly do that. check back at 10:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. these are the clouds on futurecast on wednesday morning, low clouds and fog that will burn off the sunshine, in the evening it will start to redevelop again, but overall, nice. you'll see it here on the seven-day forecast. by thursday, 50's. another front coming across promises a rain or shower, although it doesn't look strong sunshine. your weekend in view, shows temperatures well into the 50's on saturday and sunday, much like we had this past weekend and by monday, another shot for rain, but that's seven days away. let's take care of the stor

mary's county and salisbury, ocean city all picking up showers right now and light rain that continues to fall as the storm system moves just down to the southeast. it is bridging us some cloud cover. most of us saw nothing, but sunshine today and clouds are on the increase right now. two systems and one just down to the southeast and another upper level system moving through and that one moving farther down to the south. so together they will move off the coast overnight tonight and that will lead for more sunshine during the day tomorrow and not much in the way of storm systems across the country once again. tomorrow, more sunshine, nice temperatures and that means your impact forecast will be low and that will be the case all week long and take a look at the high temperatures for tomorrow and if you get out there on the bike and sunset at 4:46. 53 by noon and by 4:00 we're seeing temperatures by 56 degrees, but it just gets warmer. 57 on wednesday and a few more clouds than they were in the 60s on thursday and friday. 62 degrees on your thursday. 64 degrees on friday. again, the ave

salisbury steak. >> cuyahoga county correction center inmate james dean realizes he shares his name withhollywood icon who lived fast and died young. even though he's serving time for drugs and assault, he insists he is not a rebel. especially when it comes to having a shank in jail. >> tell me i'm charged with possession of a weapon that i didn't even have possession ever. here i'm going to get charged for it. >> stop being a baby, man. man up. >> dean is only two weeks from completing his sentence. but his release will be jeopardized if the jail determines he's responsible for the shank and chooses to file new criminal charges. the decision will rest largely with the results of the disciplinary hearing. >> do you want to give your explanation on what's going on? >> can i read my statement? >> go ahead. >> let me start this off by saying that i am a kitchen trustee and my job is to clean up the whole kitchen, front to back, wall to wall, ceiling to floor and when c.o.s ask, i also help the stockpeople in staff when c.o. is present in the stock room. this piece of wood as you refer to as

. >>> a salisbury man is offering a reward for the return of his plow that was stolen from the front yard. someone toll the someone toll the 700-pound plow on monday the night before the storm. every winter he uses that plow to make extra cash clearing driveways and parking lot. he is offering $100 for who have return it to him. >>> transit police hope these photo also help them track down an indecent assault suspect. the man in the picture assaulted a woman after following her from the red line to the green line at the park street station. he is about 50 foot 7 and between 20 and 25 years old. >> the search continues in new hampshire for a man that robbed a star with a gun. the surveillance image history suspect. it happened at goslin market in the clerk told police a man wearing a surgical mask, walked in the store, flashed a gun and demanded cash. >>> a pretty clear surveillance photo of a woman wanted in a shoplifting case in milton. police say she went into the nuttshell store on basset street, dumped children's clothesing into her bag until it was full. when she was finished sh

air at 45 degrees and up here into essex county, 44 at rockport, 44 salisbury beach and 40's that i was referring to, seacoast, 43 degrees for a high temperature tomorrow. then the clouds start to roll this is happening tomorrow night and into thursday. so we'll start this at thursday morning, 5:30 a.m. two days from now. and these are the clouds starting to come on in and showers showing up as well. so through lunchtime on thursday, there will be a few showers around. won't be raining hard, just a couple of sprinkles. during the afternoon, the showers become more numerous an dusk the evening drive is when the heavy rain starts to arrive and we'll see heavy rain thursday evening and in to thursday night and you'll see that here in the seven-day forecast. thursday, 80% chance of rain, i'll take that timeline farther and advance it through thursday night hand into friday as well. and that timeline is that right here, thursday at 7:00 p.m. in the evening. look at the heavy rain coming on through as we mentioned for the evening drive. when does it get out of here? the tailend friday at 1:00

nick, aka ben salisbury, a relatively new employee with the u.s. postal service working his first christmas ever. his first delivery a small box for a home in willow glen. most likely a gift. most of today's deliveries are in fact presents from people who truly like to test the meaning of last minute or perhaps surprised to find out yesterday that today was christmas. who knows why these gift givers procrastinate. we do know that in spite of it being a major holiday the postal employees we spoke with this morning were more than happy to be here today. you volunteered to work today. >> i did, yes. >> reporter: why? >> because i'm the real santa claus. well, i just figured that i'd put in the extra service. and i guess because everyone else probably has family and stuff to be with, so i figured i'd lend a hand. >> they can help me out in the future. >> reporter: and the employees who volunteer to come into work today are guaranteed an eight-hour day. it's quite possible they might have to work overtime. i bring that up because i want you to come back

up in the salisbury area, heavy rain, northwest of there. exeter, new hampshire. aimesbury with heavy rain. up in aimesbury. righong stacy lane, you're

salisbury, 32. and temperatures in the 20s in brockton, but the clouds are starting to fill in there down to duxbury at 31 degrees. freeze freezing in sandwich at 32. and freeze and freezing in truro at 32. 34 in boston and a lot of burb s. berare of drizzle in place by noontime. steady showers by 3 p.m. heaviest rain by o'clock. highs in the 40s and we will tell you how long it lasts coming up. now standing by, julie grauert a look at the roads this morning. julie, how are things doing. >> julie: dealing with a few accidents on the road. an accident at 140 in between foxborough and mansfield. waiting for accident to clear on route 124 near 123 northbound. new accident to report on route 3 northbound before union braintree. a look at the expressway as it is jammed. live drive times. 36 minutes on the pike from 495 to mass avenue a little over half an hour on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike. 43 minutes on 93 south from 495 gene and sara, back to you. >>> breaking overseas, a marin

up to the north shore, temperatures generally going to be in the 50's as well, from ipswich to salisbury to happen ton. the high temperatures likely to happen in the first part of the dave and drop a bit in the afternoon, despite the sunshine. this takes you through wednesday, with all kinds of sunshine, one more time and you'll see in the seven day forecast, we are staying mild much of the week. wednesday cooler behind the front but still above average for this time of year. the big cooldown doesn't come until the weekend. your weekend is always in view and this time, you want to pay close attention to it. on saturday, your high temperature won't make it out of the 30's hand that cold air will come with wind and snow flurries. flakes will be flying to start your upcoming weekends. take a close look at the winds for tomorrow. -- advisory already in place. >> vanessa: avilla del is saying hello to boston. the -- adele is saying hello to boston. she tweeted out a link to her tour schedule and be in boston september 14th and 15th. tickets go on sale this thursday. plenty of time to get your

from the philadelphia inquirer, the deceased died from exposure while a prisoner in salisbury, northe was a member of the steam fire engine company number 20. his funeral was largely attended. the members of the independent engine company in a body with their ambulance followed the remains to their last resting place. the old bell and the engine house told the sad news of the death of one of its members. the fall of richmond and the eminent surrender of lee's army while soldiers still toiled and died engendered an uncomfortable mix of joy and sadness amongoy? northerners. from the milwaukee sentinel our foes are falling, but our friends are falling. it is a shame not to rejoice, but it is a sin not to weep. it is unjust not to greet the living who live to see their victories, but it is cruel not to mourn the dead who died in the site of what they died for. whether we have their names or not, we shall have the deeds. the deeds of these dead on these field. all around the rebellious regions for all time to come, there will be -- there will this girdle of graves of the republic remain w

a judge ruled there is probable cause to charge leslie avenuerly of salisbury with dispensing a controlled drug that resulted in death. the teen's mother, jasmine rude, already facing charges. 17 year old eve tarmy died in hampshire, hotel. prosecutors say that where she's used heroin that her mother's bought. >> christa: happening today, endicott college breaking ground on a new building named for pete fraties, the man behind the ice bucket challenge. his family is from beverly and ceremony. >> still ahead, it's all in the cards. a netflix politician making a surprise appearance during last night's g.o.p. debate. >> christa: and water worries in one city in michigan. the shocking test results that have a lot of people turning off their taps today. >> sarah: and a shocking sight down south after a plane runs off the runway. >> jeremy: for the day a mix of clouds and sunshine. a bit of a cool breeze this morning. that fades away. temps this afternoon mid-40s. >> danielle: good morning, everyone. already a slow drive on the expressway. you can see the brake lights here. what you can't see is

host: that's carol in salisbury, north carolina. she spoke about health care. on the front page of the "new york times" a story by robert about senator rubio. a measure of his that the headline says delivers a blow to the president's health care law. it goes on to say a little noticed health care provision that senator marco rubio floofment slipped into giant spending law last year has tangled up the obama administration's sent tremors through the health insurance market and rattled confidence in the health law. mr. rubio's efforts against the so-called risk corridor provision of the health care law have hardly risen to the forefront of the race for the republican presidential nomination, but his plan limiting how much the government can spend to protect insurance companies against financial losses has shown the effectiveness of the quiet legislative sabotage. the risk corridors were intended to help some insurance companies if they ended up with too many sick people on their rolls and too little cash from premiums to cover their medical bills in the first thre