darcy spears, 13 action news. tonight -- a family in new mexico -- is taking rooting team -- to a whole new level. take a look at your screen!! you'll see their entire home -- decorated in the dallas-cowboys theme but you won't believe -- what they do to visitors -- who don't root for the team!! and -- a new study out tonight -- may have you reaching -- for on everyone's mind. let's get to 13-first alert meteorologist -- karla huelga -- who has your most accurate forecast! a large, strong pacific system is tracking toward the las vegas valley and will bring wind, slight chances for rain and a big, long lasting tonight, the winds will pick up to the windy category with peak gusts to about 40mph through the early morning hours of sunday. a wind advisory is in effect from 7pm tonight through noon tomorrow. also, a chance for mountain rain and snow showers starts tonight and will linger through tomorrow. here in the valley we have a slight chance for isolated showers. the cole this large system will bring two more hit

tom enters the ocean with a fishing spear in hand. after about 15 minutes, he surfaces with his catch of the day. tom muromoto: i love the water. i do a lot of diving, fishing, love fishing. grew up picking up lobsters, fish, and spear fishing. narrator: like so many locals in hawaii, he's also a blend of different ethnicities. tom: my dad is second-generation japanese. my grandmother and grandparents never spoke english, but we managed somehow to get along. and then my dad met my mom, who's actually of swedish/polish ancestry, and she came from minnesota to hawaii and lived here. you know, they kind of learned the culture here in hawaii, the japanese culture. tom: one of the most important things we did was cook. we just learned how to make all different kind of ocean foods and stuff. started to use flavors that i grew up with. tom: i'm making a poke today, so--and again, straight out of the water, straight onto the table. here i am cutting the fish that i just caught. i'm actually gonna clean it and i'm gonna fillet the fish, take a

frederick spears. you, you go downstairs. sir, you can come with me. captain furillo, i'm with the post gazette, sir. nothing more from here till after the arraignment. i think i have a hot tip for you. what about it? they never gave out pictures. i don't know what the guy actually looks like, but the spears that got beaten up by the creeper, that man was in a coma till six days ago. i don't see how that guy could be him. excuse me. look straight ahead. number 6. thank you, mr. spears. i got him, didn't i? off the record, yes. what happens now? you're the last i.d. for now. we're taking him to court to be arraigned. when does he go on trial? probably not for quite a while. frederick spears? would you go with this officer, please? what the hell, frank? hey, sergeant jablonski told me to bring you this. all right for the sarge. how many you got back there? just one. must have sent extra. there you go. thanks. [ laughs ] my uncle's been in a coma ever since it happened. the doctors say it's gonna be permanent. he won't die. he'll just stay like he is. tha

meteorologist shiri spear. we have a decent clip of light know from gloucester over to manchester of the sea. light and patchy know from waltham, all the way to leominster right now. these showers tending to fade away. how long they will stick around and winds in the afternoon in less than 5. >>> we are getting up to date this morning. lowell police connects are expected back in the apartment complex investigating the death of a mother of four. found beaten to death. her son who has down syndrome was holding his mother in his arms in the parking lot of the apartments pleading for her to get up. witnesses say arango was beaten shortly after leaving the party. our michael henrich is reaching out to police to find out if an arrest has been made in the state. >>> looking live at the statehouse. right now quiet there and more than 30 groups along with mayor marty walsh and attorney general maura expected to rally. the goal is to send a message that hate will not be tolerated no matter how voted for. fox25 will be th

spear can get you around it. the other trouble from the camera just a moment ago, we do have this accident on i-76 right near 270 and 74th avenue. pretty hefty delays come from brighton and commerce city. >>> a heart broken mother is speaking out about the death of her teenager daughter. 17-year old hamilton was killed last sunday. her funeral set for monday. police are not saying much about the investigation. but they have implied skyler was in a crosswalk. >> she wasn't stupid and if i find out that she made that mistake, i will live with that. i just don't believe it. >> there's a go fund me account set up to help with skyler's funeral expenses and you can find it on our free denver seven app. >>> leonard cohen passed away at the age of 822. he's responsible for the song "hallelujah." >> hall lou y'all -- >> hall lou y'all . >> released a new album last month. >>> trump is trying to decide who to hire for his white house staff. thousands of people are protesting his presidency. hear why those protestor was so

meteorologist shiri spear, don't be surprised if you see a coating now. i was quite surprised when i left my house. >> shiri: a coating sticking to the top of the cars, the grass and location roads as well. do be careful. not a lot locally but the significant snow over the berkshires. but patchy snow showers pivoting to new england. light snow from boston to bedford to fitchburg and over to lawrence and nashua probably getting a cup of flurries and close think about worcester. starting off with the 20s and 30s on tap. but not going to be a very warm day ahead. into the worcester area. i wanted to go here and snow showers probably linger until 7 a.m. a windy, mostly cloudy day and temperatures are struggling into the mid-30s. and show you warmer spots into the boston area coming up and

. >>> meteorologist sara underwood in for shiri spear. we get ready for the . >> sarah: ano heavy rain and take a look at this drought monitor we update it every thursday for you. we should be getting a new one tomorrow, but we are about 11 inches below normal for rainfall in the city of boston. we are still in that extreme drought across the northern part of the state as we are experiencing one of our driest years with a -- coupled with last year, our two driest years have really created yesterday, sure enough it was needed. many spots picked up over an inch. mashpee, 1.4. dorchester just about half an inch. thank you so much for sending in your reports. we will continue to update those and getting new ones in. another batch of rain down to the south. there is actually severe weather ahead of this and a tornado watch from louisiana all the way up into tennessee as well georgia. into our area, though, the clouds ahead of that system just starting to approach the region and the rain that was what we are dealing with currently is the dense

is early, shiri spear. we are in for a beautiful day. >> shiri: we are and going to be gorgeous friday. as we head into the weekend, we have some changes brewing worcester at 38. freezing in bedford down to 32. 43 in boston. even 50s over parts of the cape and islands with extra wind and some extra clouds. you can see the gusts really confined to the cape and if gusting into the 30s. definitely a little wind-blown there. rest of the area including waltham and deal with sunshine. 38, 39 degrees there at 7 a.m. by 9 a.m. 47 degrees. we are into the middle 50s.

darcy spears. 13 action news. you can check out all those stories we've done on the animal seizures on ktnv dot com.. there has been a definite chill in the air around the valley so how long will the cold temperatures stick around? ad-libs let's to to 13-first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield in the weather center. the weekend is looking to be pretty nice in southern nevada as high pressure moves in and gives us plenty of sun and slightly warmer temperatures. highs will stay below the 70 mark, but above the normal of 65. winds will be light and overnight lows will st we will notice more clouds on sunday, but a mix of sun and travel headaches along a stretch of the 215 this weekend. 13-action news reporter tom george takes a closer look at some major construction responsible for a major road closure.. and how to get around it. if youre trying to get anywhere near the airport connector and 215 this weekend... good luck.... starting tonight.... the area of 215 closest to connector shut down in both directions

darcy spears, 13 action news. stay with us. we'll be right back -- with a final check of your forecast. you're watching 13 action news -- where you get breaking news cool-down to the area to start the workweek. chances for rain for the las vegas valley look best starting in the overnight hours and continuing into monday morning. afternoon. in the low to mid 60s tomorrow. that does it -- for 13-action news live at 6. we're always on -- at ktnv dot com -- and our ktnv mobile app. music awards. join us here for 13 action news live at 11. thanks for watching. ribeiro: here's a sneak peek at tonight's "afv." we know you're gonna love it. ? man: [ laughs ] whoa! [ boing! boing! boing! ] oh! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] welcome to "america's funniest home videos." and now here he is, the host of our show, alfonso ribeiro! hey, hey! hi! hi! hello. hey, baby. hello. hello, hello, hello. hello, hello.

>> yeah. >> you witnessed your child being struck down by a flying spear? >> and you think you're freaking shock. they called the paramedics. medics didn't move the javelin either. they took her to one hospital and then had to transfer her because the specialists are going to have to take a look at this so they don't damage her any further. >> they took her to the hospital in a back of a pickup. >> how would you fit that inside an ambulance? >> i thought they would maybe cut it off. >> there's no time for that. they've got to get her there. >> there's no information on how deep the javelin went into her body? >> don't they make these things out of nerf for kids? >> there's the next freak accident happened in china. this one, it's not that freak of an accident, is it, because this guy probably went in to find his cell phone in the toilet. >> the rescuers thought the same thing. he was wrapping up for work. he's a construction worker, and he slips and fell and went to brace himself and slipped through. >> poor thing. that's just bad luck. >> it's a squat toil

meteorologist shiri spear joining us now. and we are watching some sprinkles out there across town. >> shiri: y sprinkles right now. mostly over the cape. the deal is 40 to 50 degrees. most of you pouncing on the clouds at this moment. home from work and school this afternoon will be soaking wet. 46 to 54. grab the umbrella before you go. timing out the heavy rain and timing of coastal flooding when i am back with new 10. >>> a former shirley police department is fighting to get her job back. the board of selectmen firedal fray da cromwell last week. her attorney says she is discriminated against because she is a woman, african-american and a lesbian. they say she had serious infractions including a case of failure to report child endangerment. >> i have concern of how she conducted police work and how she did her job and that is the reason sergeant cromwell no longer works here. >> being the target of discriminal far in tory conduct. >> gene: she fired grievance charges through her union and he a complaint of the massachuset

darcy spears, 13 action news. firefighters are out on the lines tonight in six states across the southeast.. battling major wildfires. that includes georgia.. alabama.. kentucky.. tennessee.. and the carolinas. it's visible from space. officials say the fires are being fuled by unusually dry conditions. despite the danger.. some people under evacuation orders are refusing to leave their homes. adlib let's go to chief meteorologist bryan scofield and '13 first alert weather.' friday will be off to a cold start across all locations of southern nevada and northern arizona. in las vegas the overnight low, or morning and northern will allow the sun to warm up the temperature to 64 in the afternoon, still a few degrees shy of the normal. winds will be light. a freeze warning is in place for western clark and southern nye county (including pahrump). also for central mojave county (including because morning lows will be so chilly, checking your 4 ps is a good idea! pipes, pets, plants and people! any exposed outdoor pipes

you witnessed your child being struck down by a flying spear? >> insane. >> you think you're freaking out. her parents had to be treated, as well, because they went into shock. they called the paramedics. they took her to one hospital and had to transfer her to another one because specialists were going to have to take a look at this. in the back of a pickup truck. >> only way they could. how would you fit that inside a javelin? >> thought maybe they'd cut it off. >> no time for this. they have to get her there. >> no information on how deep the javelin went into her body. >> the next freak accident, there's more, the next freak accident happens in china. >> not that freak of an accident. this guy probably went in to find a cell phone in the toilet. >> rescuers thought the thing. he's a construction worker and he slipped and fell and went to brace himself and slipped through. >> poor thing. that's just bad luck. >> he steps down in the sewage pipe. >> yikes. >> oh, man. >> thankfully, the rescuers did enough to get this poor guy's arm out of the

, that he ended up taking the picture down, which means to me he is sleeping with britney spears. >> that may -- did you see that picture? it look lood they were at a cheap restaurant with that wicker background. >> they didn't look like a couple. i will say that. like, she -- he is, like, kind of posing looking nice like they're out to dinner, and she's

darcy spears, 13 action news. our current storm system is slowly exiting east and the breezy winds will taper down through the rest of the afternoon. however, it will be a cold night with our first freeze of the season expected tomorrow morning. effect tomorrow morning from 2am-8am for central and northeast portions of clark county. the warning does include the las vegas valley with overnight lows between 31 and 37 expected. tomorrow will be a mainly sunny day with highs in the mid 50s as we will be between systems. thursday, high temps will warm system will be making its way into the area. this means another cool down to the low/mid 50s on friday with low end windy conditions and extra clouds. the system exits by saturday morning and we will gain a few degrees and see more sunshine, however the winds will still be breezy. we make our way to around 60 on sunday and monday, but by back to breezy as yet another system starts to make its way into the area. by tuesday we'll be upper end breezy and highs will drop by a

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contact-13 chief investigator darcy spears asks,.. are they a necessary nuisance or downright dangerous? these images of 18-year-old maggie mortensen... hospital and seen her on a breathing machine. ... are burned in her mother's mind. : 58 marlene: i almost collapsed on the floor. left in critical condition with severe road rash, a fractured skull and a brain bleed, maggie is lucky. she and her boyfriend, who was driving the scooter, didn't die. contact 13 has documented far too many scenes of documented far too many scenes of mangled scooters and lost lives. the danger growing as more of these two- wheeled vehicles take over valley roads. fatal scooter accidents so far this year, which means, on average, someone is dying every other month. people crash on scooters about every other day with 175 collisions in metro's jurisdiction so far this year. 16:09 chuck callaway/lvmpd: on these vehicles you don't have to have a helmet and you also don't have to have insurance. so if you were to put your child on there with you... you'd be doubl

darcy spears is digging deeper..... one judge is ripping them apart. and count on chopper 13 to bring you breaking news fast and first and only on 13 action news. we'll be right back. an update now..... to a story..... road crews are getting ready to shut things down for the weekend. the closures take effect tonight at 9.. and unless you have a good alternate route.. you could spend a lot of time in traffic. 13 action news anchor yasmeen hassan has some options. believe it or not... this isn't snow. what caused this foam to suddenly flood roads.... darcy stand-up: families torn apart. child support orders overturned. and children as collateral damage. new allegations being made against a family court judge that mothers are calling a bully on the bench. my investigation coming up... malfunction at an airport in san jose, california. officials say the fire retardant flooded the hangar and started blowing into surrounding areas. it was so bad.. there were a number of road closures. there was apparently an alarm malfunction inside a

contact-13 chief investigator -- darcy spears -- reveals the dangerous locations. places -- that demand so much police time -- they could delay help -- when you need it most. 3:48 harvey lott: thank god i'm still alive. marine veteran harvey lott was viciously attacked by an acquaintance on an early thursday evening in september. harvey lott 1:01 i woke up to him around my throat beating my head against the head board, choking me. harvey passed out. he's not sure for how long. when he woke, he called 911. my head. you know, i'm on blood thinners. i've lost a lot of blood here. harvey was told because he was potentially in an active crime scene, paramedics couldn't come until police responded. harvey 7:42 so i asked her what's taking the police so long. she said they were on other calls. harvey says he waited for help for more than an hour. 12:15 harvey: why should it take an hour and a half when someone's been attacked? times a day, every single day. capt. jim seebock 45:15 that is a focus of what we're trying to address and minimize and reduce. so which places are

shiri spear is in the storm tracker weather center when today's pleasant temp also come to an end. >> shiri: today we have nice weather. tomorrowing will nice weather. over the weekend an ugly turn. freezing in bedford at 32. 33 in nashua, new hampshire. 40s in boston and plymouth and cape cloud holding temperatures in the upper 50s. very windy now. gusts 20, 30 miles per hour. that will send up subsiding as we travel throughout morning. your hour-by-hour forecast for waltham 6 a.m. at 38. 8 a.m. at 43. lower 50s at 10:00 this morning. highs close to 60 degrees with that sunshine today. i will show you what time things start to turn wet and windy and cold over the weekend. these details coming up. julie, back to you for drive-time traffic. >> julie: things nice and light on the road. through the o'neill tunnel closing the dewey square tunnel and section until 5 a.m. and then open back up. you can see a lot of green on the maps on route 1, 93 south. expressway moving along just fine. live drive times. 24 minutes on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass avenue. 9 minutes on the expressway

darcy tag: the marriott lodge bar and pantry and leticia's darcy spears, 13 action news. karla has another look -- at your work-week forecast. but right now -- here's a live look outside in the valley. you're watching 13-action news -- where we bring you breaking throughout the evening. the third hit of cold air comes tomorrow and will keep high temps in the mid 50s to start off the workweek, but with less wind. 13-action news -- nevada highway partol-- and findlay toyota -- are asking you to donate -- a new unwrapped toy -- val dollars -- during the 13-days of giving". donation bins are out right now -- across the valley -- including here at our station. the complete list -- is at k-t-n- v dot com. the las vegas rescue mission -- will distribute all the gifts -- to families in need. findlay toyota -- nevada coin mart -- and zippy shell -- are proud sponsors -- of 13-action news -- and the 13-days of at 11. remember -- we're always on -- at ktnv.com -- our ktnv mobile app -- and our roku channel. our next reports begin -- at 4:30-am -- on good morning las vegas. from all

contact 13's darcy spears investigates the top time...and some of them will surprise you! you're watching good morning las vegas.. we'll be right back on this morning. crime rates on the rise.. mean valley police handle with all of the shenanigans danny tarkanian's pulled in nevada -- helping set up fake charities used to scam nevada seniors, failing to pay thousands in property taxes, losing $17 million in a failed development scheme, then sticking taxpayers with the bill -- imagine the shenanigans tarkanian would pull in washington. it's why we can't afford tarkanian in congress, ever. "she's a slob." "she ate like a pig." "i'd look her right in that fat, ugly face of hers..." donald trump calls women "bimbos", "dogs", and "fat pigs." but congressman crescent hardy said he'd support donald trump 100%. nevada, there's a better choice: ruben kihuen. kihuen pushed to crack down on employers who pay women less than men. and kihuen will always protect a woman's right to choose. the number one place for police response.. you'd be wrong. contact 13 chief investigator darcy spea

darcy spears, 13 action news. now that donald trump has been elected, speculation and rumors are swirling about who he will pick to serve in his cabinet, and other key positions. in our next half hour -- some of the donald's picks and a shocking announcement about one of his key campaign platforms and remember all those celebrities who promised to leave the u-s if trump is elected? they're now getting some unexpected help... roll marathon is in town this weekend...and with it come road closures -- next we're helping and -- a valley neighborhood is hit with racist letters and it's not the first time it happened! hl plus -- the annual rock and rollm weekend and we're helping you avoid all those road closures. good morning las vegas! i'm ... let's get started with 13 first alert meteorologist dan bronis ((ad-lib)) these highs well above normal will subside and we will just fall into the above normal category for the weekend. highs will drop a few degrees on saturday compared to friday. we expect to top out at 76 to a

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meteorologist shiri spear joining us now. and we are starting off with some chilly conditions out there, shiri. >> shiri: chilly but nice and clear and we are in store for a calm, sunshine day. icy areas in western massachusetts, but tracking plain rain an thursday locally. getting things started this morning at 35 degrees in boston. 28 in worcester. 34 in manchester, new hampshire. and 33 degrees in worcester. few early morning clouds. do not worry about those. they will be clearing out as the sun comes up. so at 7 a.m., we have patchy cloud cover and 30 degrees. 9 a.m., 36. 11 a.m., 42 degrees. and we end up peaking in norwood and across much of the area in the middle 40s this afternoon. 45 in boston up to 48 in or fitchburg. hyannis, 45. portsmouth, new hampshire, 43. but we soak up the sun today. tonight, clouds are moving in. a lot of 30s on the map and spots close to freezing. i do not expect the rain to make it in here when temperatures are still that low. so tomorrow's forecast, just plain rain. highs 48 to 54 degrees

. >> catherine: tracking a big warm up with shiri spear. feels like september. >> shiri: loving your smiles this morning about this. we do have temperatures in the 40s. 49 in boston. 45 in fitchburg. 43 in plymouth. massachusetts to southern new hampshire. we are dealing with are clouds. works in our flavor -- flavor? favor. because it will hold temperatures steady in the next few hours. that is the key to our very warm forecast today. a south, southwest wind carrying all this warm air into place and look what happens. we have mid and upper 40s up toward framingham here at 6 a.m. at 8 a.m., we jump up to 55 a ton of 60s. even a cup of 70s on the map for the afternoon. a town by town look is coming up. catherine, to you for live drive time traffic. >> catherine: how the roads are doing. plenty of green on the map north of the city. 128 moving fine same situation out of the city and pike. zakim bridge, volume light. route 1, 12 minutes. 93, 20 minutes. 128 a nice smooth ride, 22 minutes. >>> 4:02 now. two people e condition after being hit by

meteorologist shiri spear joins us. shiri, i saw my first signs of winter they are weekend. it was beautiful. >> shiri: driving from the berkshires. >> danie at one point you see the white stuff and another point it all disappears. >> shiri: on your car in the parking lot. >> daniel: some. >> shiri: some are will wake up to the coating. sticking to the cars and -- look at the numbers from the berkshires. a foot of snow. heath in the hill town leading up to the berkshires, 3 inches of snow. rindge, new hampshire, .8. and trace amounts. .2 in dracut and north chelmsford. i have the snow falling although very light. we will end up with a patchy coating of snow. best bet is sticking in the higher elevations and accumulation in the worcester area. should stay under an inch there but flurries for a little bit of coating toward the boston area. that is why julie is warning country potential of slick roads. the berkshires talking a couple more inches and the northern berkshires and could see an additional 6 inches throughout the day. a little messy there and since most of the snow w

you witnessed your child being struck down by a flying spear?aking out. her parents had to be treated, as well, because they went into shock. they called the paramedics. they took her to one hospital and had to transfer her to another one because

shiri spear is in the stormweather center that have you looking for an umbrella. >> shiri: lunenberg, lincoln, a couple of spot showers moving toward the east in most spots, mostly cloudy skies. 54 and spots the further you go you will see a lorng period of showers from morning through the afternoon. the further south you are, the drier your forecast today. a little bit of patchy fog. i am watching it closely and so far nothing dense. your hour-by-hour forecast and this is for lawrence. i wanted to go somewhere north to show you the rain potential through the day. light stuff this morning with temperatures starting at 51 degrees at 6 a.m. we only get into the mid- to upper 50s for highs because of your clouds. because of your showers. i will break down some of the warmer towns and cities coming up in 10. catherine is back with live drive time traffic. >> reporter: take look at that map. 4:01 on that thursday morning. clear north of the city. 128 the expressway moving along fine south of the city in the pike. smooth sailing as well. we do not have that camera and we will skip it and gi

meteorologist shiri spear us. you are tracking potential for coastal flooding. >> shiri: pretty overall messy day. we loved yesterday. it was bright and warm. >> daniel: because bear. >> shiri: walk the dog early this morning. because this is the time -- a good time outside because soaking wet when you get home from work. here is the thing, not just rain and water from the sky, it is water from the ocean as well that we are watching. coastal flood risk just to rattle off a couplele of the revere, hampton, new hampshire, quincy as well. but basically it is minor coastal flooding with the astronomical high tide. the east wind pushing the additional water into the coastline here. we are looking at an additional half inch -- half foot to one-foot storm surge on top of the already high tide today that will lead to the minor coastal flooding. the roads, we have to watch those. maybe some basements here of houseth very close to the coastline. minor coastal flooding. high threat expecting it along east coast. we have beac

contact 13's darcy spears uncovers...... the top neighborhoods eating up metro's time and... they're not.... on the strip. plus... helping you cut out the stress of car buying. the new app that could save you time and money hunting for new set of wheels. the valley friday night. the shooting was reported around 7:50 p.m. near puebla street and las vegas boulevard. police said a man was approached by three other people and a fight ensued. one of the suspects then pulled out a gun and shot the victim this video out of florida looks like something out of a movie. armed suspects storm into a jewelry store with guns drawn as an employee runs for her life. you see one man pull out a sledgehammer.. shattering the glass. during the terrifying ordeal.. miami-dade police say one suspect pointed a gun at the employee and pulled the trigger but the gun jammed. after grabbing some merchandise.. they ran out and got away. charge criminal charges are being filed..... against a former playboy playmate...... after she allegedly.... took a photo of a nude elderly woman..... in a gym bathroom..

meteorologist shiri spear in the fox25 storm tracker weather center with a bright and seasonable day ahead. shiri. >> shiri: not looking too bad. early cloud cover to get through and some of the warm spots like boston at 41, plymouth at 43 and new bedford at 45. points north and west of boston nice and clear. temperatures starting out in the 30s. our cool start this morning. wind along the coast and down to the cape. sustained winds from 10 to 20 miles per hour. even some stronger gusts over the cape. something i want you to be awar hour-by-hour forecast for melrose this morning keep things partly cloudy through 6 a.m. it once that sun comes up nice and bright. 10 a.m., 46. by noontime knocking on the door of 50 and make it into the mid-50s in plenty of towns and cities. keep in mind with winds this morning brutal wind chills. i will go over those town by town in a few minutes. julie has more on the forecast. >>> nice and quiet. speed limit ride from the braintree split up into boston. live drive times. 13 minutes on route 1. 20 minutes on 93 south. 22 minutes on 128 southbound from

is early, shiri spear. we are in for a beautiful day. >> shiri: we are and going to be gorgeous friday. as we head into the weekend, we have some changes brewing worcester at 38. freezing in bedford down to 32. 43 in boston. even 50s over parts of the cape and islands with extra wind and some extra clouds. you can see the gusts really confined to the cape and if gusting into the 30s. definitely a little wind-blown there. rest of the area including waltham and deal with sunshine. 38, 39 degrees there at 7 a.m. by 9 a.m. 47 degrees. we are into the middle 50s. degrees with all-day sun, all-day nice quiet wind here. i am timing out those weekend changes and back in 10. julie grauert is back with live drive time traffic. nice quiet start to the morning as well. julie only hopes it stay this quiet but i don't think it will. expressway wide open from the braintree split through naponset and into south boston. 23 minutes on the pike eastbound. single digits on the expressway. 19 minutes on 93 south from >>> and we

shiri spear says cold but nothing unusual this time of year. bright and seasonable for this day ahead. >> starting off in the 3 our clear spots are the coldest. clear in worcester at 34. lawrence at 35. nashua, new hampshire at 33. even boston at 40 degrees but mid -- even upper 40s from the south shore to the cape and islands and a little bit of morning cloud cover to get through and down toward the coast and cape, continues are little breezy this morning. upper 40s at 11:00. highs in the low to mid-50s with additional afternoon clouds. the town-by-town look at the temperatures you should plan now into the weekend. julie is back with live drive time traffic. >>> things are nice and quiet on route 1, 93 south. a lot of green on my map as you make your way northbound or southbound on 128. pike is clear. expressway looks good from the braintree split to columbia road. here are your live drive times. 23 minutes on the pike eastbound. sing 19 minutes on 93 south from andover down to the leverett connector. back to you. >>> happening today, donald t

darcy spears, 13 action news. now that donald trump has been elected, speculation and rumors are swirling about who he will pick to serve in his cabinet, and other key positions. in our next half hour -- some of the donald's picks and a shocking announcement about one of his key campaign platforms and remember all those elected? they're now getting some unexpected help... obamacare - hl this morning donald trump is announcement. and -- a valley neighborhood is hit with racist letters. but it's not the first time it has happened! hl roll marathon is in town this weekend and we're helping you avoid all those road closures. good morning las vegas! i'm ... let's get started with 13 first alert meteorologist dan bronis ((ad-lib)) these highs well above normal will subside and we will just fall into the above normal category for the weekend. highs will drop a few degrees on saturday compared to friday. that number to 77 on sunday. a few overhead clouds are likely through the day saturday, more sun on sunday. overnight l

we will get to donald trump's victim flee just a moment but first check in with meteorologist shiri spear who is in the fox25 stormtracker weather center and we will need a little rain gear to start the day. shiri. >> shiri: we have rain coming in later on. right now fog over the cape and islands especially thick over the vineyard. temperature-wise getting things started in the 30s and 40s. the real thick cloud cover as you swing closer to boston. 36 degrees. all of you starting off dry this morning. 50 in worcester. and mid-40s in auburn and leominster. 32 in town send up to 30 degrees. and into rain in place yet, but it is moving toward us. your timeline in boston starts things off at 7 a.m. out of 45 degrees. we get to about 58 here with a lot of clouds at noontime, then this afternoon, we start dealing with the spot showers. 3 p.m. kids coming home from upper 50s for many. 60s for some. take you town by town coming up. julie is back with live drive time traffic. >> julie: shiri, nice and quiet unlike in the political landscape where things are hopping mellow on the road. 495 to 128 in

shiri spear in the storm tracker weather center with details. shiri? >> shiri: i don't know you but i am ready for 60s and have to wait for lunchtime today. lower 40s in lawrence and down to norwood only 26. plymouth, 31. you better check out that map before you leave the house. if you are in the 20s u hour-by-hour forecast. tewksbury by 6 a.m., upper 30s, clear skies, sunshine almost all day long. 8 a.m. in the lower 40s. by 10 a.m., we are in the lower 50s. and there tough, by lunchtime still close to 60 degrees. we make it there for more towns and cities. today being the pleasant day. heavy rain, gusty winds. coastal flooding concerns all on tap. i will break down the timing of those threats when i am back julie has live drive time traffic. >> julie: a lot of quiet. green on the map. shift south of the pike, the expressway is moving along wine. 23 minutes from the pike eastbound from 495 to mass avenue. 9 minutes on the expressway. 29 minutes from andover to the leverett connector. >>> 4:02 right now. if you were up right now it is safe to say you d

that darcy spears decided to give us..... a dirty dining two-fer. we begin on flamingo and swenson at mint indian bistro--topping the dirty dining list with a 33-demerit c 2:38 vel murugan/chef: just temperature on the food. nothing else for the other things. darcy: well, this is a five-page-long health report so it does talk about more than just food temperatures. inspectors also found three containers of utensils stored in dirty water. a dirty towel in direct contact with food. and yellow slime in the ice machine and on fridge racks. and check out the splashes and food debris all over the 4:05 darcy: what should your customers think? chef: uh, we are really unhappy for this one. so, we say to them we gonna do that properly and handling for the food and the temperatures. /nat transition/ pinoy-pinay filipino restaurant on sahara and maryland was just one demerit behind with 32 and a c grade. 16:31 darcy: 32 is a lot of demerits and a c grade is no good. ismael: yeah, i know it's not good but what you can do? restaurant is old and some things need t

meteorologist shiri spear joins us. the color of appropriate for how yesterday -- -- it's gray. >> shiri: yesterday was such a washout. hopefully you expected it and was prepared for it but man did it rain. the rain totals pretty impressive as well. if you look at some of the rain totals that we saw yesterday. in boston, we have nearly one inch of rain worcester a little in worcester 1.25 inches. it is food because playing a little catch-up before november rain totals by an inch. we get a little bit more rain and the update to the drought monitor comes out thursday at 8:30. i have another coastal flood advisory from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. today. this is for the entire coastline here of eastern massachusetts with 2 to 5 feet. minor coastal flooding similar to yesterday. probably not as surge or additional water because of that super moon and this king tide. something i want you to be aware of at the coastline. 53 in boston. visit norwood. 54 degrees. it is kind of foggy this morning. you can find out a little bit misty to go

but chris spears south of town, snowfall. so around town, moderate. up north, some heavier snowfall all the way to fort collins. the nunn area, boulder has seen a lot of snow as well. sticking to some areas. decker and conifer, parts of the south foothills, we have decent snowfalls a well. out on the eastern plains, all of this is shifting out in are the direction it could stick around several more hours probably until about midnight. western slopes still a little action out here as well. from grand juti way through coleburn and montrose as well. temperatures have significantly dropped as well with the front and system moving through. we are 40 degrees cooler in boulder and dia, 28 degrees cooler at burlington. headed to the high country, 32 degrees different craig and steam boat. so, we will talk about our cold night coming up ahead. when the snow wraps up and the next chance of snow coming up in a few moments, for now, we will send it back to you guys. >> thanks lauren. >>> we have an update on a the life of a mother. cbs4 has now learned that mothe

meteorologist shiri spear joins thus wednesday morning. such a fantastic day yesterday, but you were tracking rain on the radar. >> i have 70 degrees readings today, back to reality. we are going to have normal temperatures and also got rain moving in. want to give you a little preview. rain totals fling nothing up to a 10th of an inch. the rain that we are talking is going to be light. it is going to be patchy and falling ahead and along this cold front that will be sagging into the area, but a lot of it will fall apart. tough to put a tracker on it because you can see a lot of the showers drying up trying to move into new england at 9 a.m. to see drizzle in western mass or the fringes of central massachusetts. 9 a.m. into southwestern new hampshire. noontime, slight chance that we will see a shower between worcester an boston. most towns towns and city dry. scattered action from the drive home from work from the north shore, worcester and southeastern massachusetts. not a soaker of a drive home from work, but probably be t the evening, a

meteorologist shiri spear joining us now. and shiri, we are enjoying some normal weather in november today. >> last several days a little above normal. after high was 53 and yesterday we were 10 degrees above that. we have this mile stretch. better soak it up for the next two days because all of these temps are going down for the weekend. official sunrise time and getting much brighter. 39 in boston right now. 33 in lawrence down to 29 in fitchburg. i want to go out to plymouth because this is somewhere where we do have early morning clouds right now. they are not going to last us all morning by 8 a.m. it is looking much brighter out there. we have got sunshine straight through noontime with temperatures going up to 50 degrees. highs in the 50s today and coming in late in the afternoon and we do have more clouds. they are arriving from the little bit on the cloudier side. keeping it partly sunny. we are not keeping it overcast. 53 in boston, ipswich and 54 in manchester, new hampshire. 55, framingham. mid-50s down to norwood.

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