the scallop boat started taking on water as it was returning to new bedford from a fishing trip. all six people aboard were rescued. authorities are now investigating why the boat began to sink. adam: we are in it now. we can talk about snow for the next six months. hayley: today, teat falling in some spots. a chilly and snowy for some week ahead. i will show you the latest forecast coming up. cherise: the unh football team avid goodwill shoppers spend years honing the skills they need to find the choicest merchandise. note the hair worn up -- maximizes peripheral vision. stockpiling -- the hallmark of a truly competetive shopper. to shop at goodwill, you need a cart. >> now, meteorologist hayley lapoint and your stormwatch 9 forecast. hayley: good sunday evening. there might be flurries flying anywhere in southern new hampshire away from the ocean this evening. for the most part, the snow has been confined to the higher elevations and the western part of the state. in dublin, flakes flying and maybe even light accumulation on few hours of the afternoon and now into the evening,

i went door to door in new bedford, massachusetts, gathering information to make the case that every child in america, including children with disabilities, should have the right to a public school education. [cheers and applause] mrs. clinton: and as we heard this morning from just a wonderful, distinguished older woman by the name of may wiggins who came all the way down to tell her story -- she was a nurse in new york city back in the 1970's, excited about being a young nurse, getting her career off to a start. she was looking for a place to live, and she had a budget, like everybody does. she found what she thought would be a perfect place. it was in her budget, it was close to work. she went to apply for an apartment. it was a brand new building. it wasn't even totally finished yet. she went into the little office and asked for an application and they said, oh, well, we don't have any apartments. she said, but i saw the advertisement. well, we have no apartments left. well, she thought that was pretty peculiar and so she decided to do a little investigation and she found out tha

and acushnet, new bedford, and fall river as well and some the local roadways. not widespread but areas get water on them in situations of heavy rain is happening now. the shift from the coastal flooding to more rain-induced urban street flooding. sandwich, mashpee getting hit hard with heavy rain at this hour as well. takes you down into the western part of falmouth and knot falmouth to paquonset. future its way northward. the last of the showers will be exiting when i am talking to you at 10:30 later tonight. until then a wet night. by the morning shiri will be tracking any leftover showers and breaks in the clouds through lunchtime and i expect sunshine as well to start to break out. the coastal flood potential now shifts to tonight's late-night high tide from 10:00 until 2:00 in the morning is the next high tide cycle. there will be minor flooding once again along the coastline flood advisory just put in place by the national weather service that extends northward along the coast of new hampshire and maine as well. the north his or her and south shore. doesn

this was rescue alternate sea off the coast of new bedford. the coast guard has to rush in to help out. a fishing boat started to take on water and then it started to sink. >>> it wasn't an easy rescue. choppy waves making it harder to reach the vote. jennifer eagan has more on this story. coast guard boat raced to the scene. they got critical help too from another crew that was rough waters and rescue at sea. coast guard helicopter crew sent a swimmer into the ocean to safe six people. >>> give me about five more minute. >> captain jeff got into trouble about 9:30 sunday morning. crewmembers reported it was sinking five mile off the coast of new bedford. the coast guard credited the crew forgetting on sight quickly. >> they sprung a leak. they are not sure where the leak originalnated. floating a bit they have a diver go down and look to see where the leak may be to bring into it the dock. >>> the coast guard rescue swimmer tied to control the flooding with pump but the effort was too little too late. then it was time for the diver to jump sh

i think the best bet for getting any kind of steady drizzle is new bedford and bridgewater. you are seeing a little bit of a mist at 51 degrees. up 40s, lower 50s. a pretty mild start to the day. hour-by-hour forecast in boston have us a tiny bit of drizzle left approximately boston will be drying out by 8 a.m., still mostly cloudy though. by noontime, temperatures going up by a couple of degrees. that's it. mid- to upper 50s later on in the afternoon and 3 p.m., looking a little brighter out there. improvements do roll in today. it is kind of slow to get going. i will show you how long we stay nice and bright before the things take a turn for the wetter this weekend. julie grauert is standing by accidents? >> two new accidents. 6:30. more people on road. 495 northbound as you approach the pike. the other on the pike eastbound right before route 30 on speen street. things are moving along fine on 93 south and route 1, you can see volume starting to pick up, and visibility a little bit hazy. a little bit overcast like shiri has been telling us. live drive times. 42 minutes on

. 52 in worcester a little cooler there and new bedford all the way up to 58? and 55 in hyannis. thickest clouds actually going to be focused across eastern mass today and spots like worcester should see things brighten up. first keeping close eye on drought monitor and new information coming out in just ready to see if we have improve ments and can tell you last week we did not see any improvements with the drought condition. this week probably going to stay as is and almost 30% of massachusetts here under extreme and only 2% of the state is not currently in a drought situation. tomorrow no rain in the forecast. keeping it sunny with temperatures in the sixties. i know you're probably loving the sunshine and warm weather that continues into the first half of the weekend but by saturday night and sunday morning we got light that forms and all the cold and blustery air into place, causes a little flipover to snow in the mountains. now locally going with just a little patchy light rain on sunday, it is going to get very brazier around here, snow chances will be l

heading down to new bedford, west port, and dartmouth seeing heavy rain. the cape and the sides it's been steady. actually going to see clearing behind it. and here comes the next wave. actually, some very dangerous severe weather in mississippi, tennessee, and alabama tonight as the system gets going. for us, our temperatures are climbing well into the 50s. and much of southeastern mass will reach readings near 60 for overnight. slowly eroding the cold in new hampshire and northern mass where it's been awful out. 36degrees and raining is not fun for anybody. winds will be strongest to cape cod and the islands. we could see peak gusts 40 to 50 miles per hour there. as we track the rain, most of it by 8:00 and focused on eastern mass. by 10:00 we're just about done. and the last of the showers will be moving off to the east. and any clearing to areas of fog. we are dry in the morning and the afternoon brings the return of rain tomorrow through the evening and into tomorrow night. scattered downpours and areas of rain. and we'll continue to add to the rain t

the 72-foot scallop boat was some five miles off the shore of new bedford, massachusetts when it started taking on water. a life boat and coast guard helicopter were sent to the area to rescue those on board. most important thing. "the pumps by helicopter. they were able to get some water off but they also told the crew to abandon ship. they got everybody off, a crew of six and that's the most important thing. the boat was towed back to shore and will undergo repairs. a new survey finds a quarter of vacations include some kind of medical emergency.doctors suggest taking medical information such as a list of allergies, prescriptions, or recent x-ray or m-r-i images with you. be sure and refill all prescriptions before you leave on vacation and luggage gets lost. never try and power through if you don't feel well. vacation is also a time when we're out of our normal routine. but doctors say, slow and steady is key. they're not used to.""we have people who do the excesses and maybe have gastric problems because of overeating or beginning to have vomiting and diarrhea issues because of the d

how about 59 in new bedford and norwood. if that's not close enough to 60. wait a day, 60 comes back 57 in manchester, new hampshire. and 62 in worcester. next 24 hours drop back in the 30s and 40s. staying nice and clear for the day tomorrow. let's go with sunshine, 56 to 62. i think a lot of us hitting the lower 60s for your friday. now let's talk about the weekend because starts off warm and sunny and looking good, just late increasing clouds here on saturday, and by saturday night into sunday morning, this is 1 a.m., i know most of you are going to be sleeping here, but we do have rain initially moving in with the problem is that front pulls in such cold, windy, blur erie conditions, it will cause a little bit of a change over. thankfully surface temperatures are above freezing and nothing will be able to stick. i wouldn't be surprised a couple of patchy light even rain or snow showers here as we transition into sunday afternoon, even sunday night. for any kind of accumulation, it is going to stay in the mountains here over the weekend. because i have go

emily: caught on camera, a sea rescue off the coast of new bedford. a fishing boat taking on water in buzzards bay. the coast guard was called in for a salvage operation that quickly turned into a scue. that six-member crew left days before returning yesterday morning with 5,000 pounds of scallops. it appears they hit a rock when autopilot to use the bathroom. they tried to salvage. 72-foot captain jeff with no look and windy conditions making it worse. >> they shouldn't have been in that area, but, you know, it must have beenio navigational error. emily: nobody was seriously hurt, and that boat will be repaired in new bedford before it returns to its home in north carolina. right now, some students at the bruce school in lawrence are preparing to go back to class. a ago while class was in session. students in third to fifth grade will go back to school this morning, but kids in sixth to eighth grades will have no school again this week. investigators say the fire was likely caused by a malfunctioning power strip. randy: it's 9 minutes after 5:00 on t

bedford at 33. new pattern this week, folks. i don't have any warm air this week. more chill and more wind as well. winds over 30 miles an hour, driving the wind chills in the teens and 20s right now. peak wind gusts earlier today. salisbury, a gust of 50 miles an hour. here are current wind chills. feels like 24 in boston. worcester it feels like 16 and when you put this up against the 60-degree weather we had in the city last friday, it is a gent shock to the system. reason is a storm in southern canada. it hasn't moved all that mu snow showers through new york state as well as portions of western and northern new england. for tonight, windy, cold, mostly clear. temps between 24 and 31 and tomorrow will feature more sunshine. another blustery and cold day. we get rid of the wind mid week and we'll talk more about that and your holiday forecast in a few minutes. >> and we're watching wall street today with markets closing at a record high. surpass the record close that set last week and the nasdaq 47 points to hit that record high as well. >> turning now to the tr

teams and firefighters swarming downtown new bedford. they practiced an active shooter scenario in the courthouse. >> heather: it's a new law being >> reporter: in a worse case scenario, what would you do? massachusetts wants to make sure its emergency responders and court staff are prepared for the worse. >> special response team trained anywhere from three to four times a month. this is the first one we've done in the courthouse. >> reporter: this special courthouse active shooter training is new to the baystate. they started the program last year. fall river was the site of the first drill. new bedford the second city to try it out. >> maybe once or twice a year around the country, there is somewhere in the nation. while we think this is a really -- it's a low probability event, it's one with high consequences. >> reporter: about 80 court employees across the region volunteered to assist in saturday's drill. participating and learning, so they could bring it back to their respective courthouses. >> lock down. inform, counter and evade

. >>> take a look at this dramatic view of the -- rescuing six people off the coast of new bedford. the 72-foot scallop boat taking on 5 miles from the shore. listen to their help. >> can you see where the water is coming from in. >> we need help. we need help now. julie the coast guard is still investigating the crash. meanwhile, the boat has been towed and grounded to keep it from sinking. >>> 4:43 right now. strong wind, rain and even snow whipping through the area yesterday and overnight. you can see the damage the wind left behind in waltham. a tree right on top of a house. >> our expert tells fox25 morelli, we can expect to see more scenes like this thanks to the ongoing drought. >> reporter: the climatological crisis that keeps on giving. months of extreme drought with high winds can spell the end to many trees in the area like this one that fell in waltham. >> the drought at one point was 9 inches behind what we needed to be at the time. it was in august. >> reporter: a tree specialisted a mahoney garden center in winchester. he says there has been some recovery from the dro

bedford and nantucket. up to 54 tomorrow afternoon. high pressure is in control for the one thing we'll watch friday and saturday is how close the ocean storm comes to us. the trend has been a nudge to the east. that would be important for far eastern mass and the cape. friday i would expect a gusty breeze out of the north. and if it trends farther east, we see warmer and warmer temperatures and less of an influence. and on saturday a chance for low clouds to move in towards be in the sunshine. a very hyper local day as we look to the start of the weekend. and temperatures in the 50s inland. and an increase in afternoon cloudiness. first happening at the coast and then filling in. sunday a chance for rain showers and then much colder air starts to funnel in. for the tree lighting, the clouds will be filling in. we'll be in the 40s which is cool and not cold and maybe a little bit of drizzle will come in off th blast of air that will start filtering in. the wind will be picking up. and we might see flurries

going for highs near 58 in taunton and new bedford. worcester high near 52. all the readings are several degrees above average for the end of the year. we'll battle between high pressure and the ocean storm. and the trend has been farther out to see with the storm. and that makes a big difference for us. the farther it goes to the and saturday. as the trend continues, we'll be near 60 on friday and saturday with bright skies. the place we'll be watching, cape cod and along the shore. and also the stronger wind gusts will be out of the north friday into saturday. otherwise, a fairly quiet stretch. saturday starts off with sunshine and we'll see increasing late day clouds and temperatures well in the 50s. and then on sunday we have a morning high of 50 and it's going to get colder afternoon and windier. the big tree lighting at faneuil hall on saturday night. and dry conditions and temperatures holding in the 40s. the clouds should be increasing. there might be mist or drizzle that tries to back in off the ocean. and we won't have a good beat on that until frid

lawrence and new bedford, 46. same in bedford at 43 and manchester, new hampshire. worcester about 40 for you. getting into thanksgiving, i think the worst of the roads will be early in the morning. the 10 a.m. football games. temperatures will be very close to freezing here which means we are going to be tracking a little bit of very light snow, rain, and freezing rain. temperatures warming. that means sprinkles off the coast and inland snow. the takeaway, a cool day with 30s and lower 40s. any kind of precipitation we see is very light. very scattered. as for the snowfall forecast, that shouldn't be the focus of what we are talking about. accumulation is so minor. under an inch of accumulation. best bet worcester hills and southwestern new hampshire. not the amount of snow but the road and maybe a little ice in the morning that will make for the slippery travel weather. temperature in the afternoon lower 40s from ipswich to boston to plymouth which is why we will see that transition over to proposals in the afternoon. worcester, 38. keene, new hampshire, at 39. fr

bedford will see their bill go from $142 to $137. maria: take a look at this. a gigantic sink hole opening up in the heart of a major city in southern japan, the hole swallowing up part of the street, cutting off power, the size of an olympic pool. amazingly, there were no injuries. the recently i had to say it is because harvey and i were looking at this incredible sky -- harvey: beautiful. even though the sunset was 49 minutes ago, we still see a little daylight and the beautiful, thin clouds. there's another chance to see it. wow, what a sparkling city we so different from the way it was in the early afternoon -- it was really unbelievable. this is doug meehan who had to deal with it, and many of you will see it on your windshield as well. norwood was 23, vineyard 25, to 68, norwood went from 23 to 68, 42 degree jump. you have to have dry air, lots of sun. 51 in boston, the brees gentle off the water. and the wind is pretty light. it allows the temperatures to start to fall back and it will cool quickly to the south temperatures m

. >>> and a new bedford police officer is in serious condition after a dirt bike ran him over. nine people were arrested. vehicles through the city and on sidewalks and creating a risk for the children trick or treating. >>> tonight bill cosby's lawyers are trying to keep potentially damaging testimony from a lawsuit out of the sexual assault trial. kenneth craig has the details. >> reporter: bill cosby was back in court tuesday as his lawyers and prosecutors argued over which evidence should be allowed at assault trial. cosby's lawyers tried to suppress the recently unsealed deposition he gave in 2005. under oath, he has admitted he gave pills to former temple university employee andrea -- before a sexual encounter with her. she says she was too drugged to consent. cosby's attorney say the charges. otherwise, he never would have testified. she's one of dozens of women who have accused the 79-year- old entertainer of sexual assault over several decades. hers is the only one that's led to criminal charges. and prosecutors will argue to let jurors hear from the 13 other women as

down in new bedford. so a lot of frost in a lot of areas. boston may barely possible avoid it in the city. even if you do just immediately around the city it will be frostly to start your day tomorrow. we start a nice temperature comeback. there's a lot of warmth in the middle of the country. i'll leet let you know how long we will have that. ed: a demonstration outside a canton school. it's a special needs day and residential school. the only one in the country that still uses controversial electroshock therapy on students. protestors want that to stop. >> they came down here. they knew they were not allowed on property and they trespassed and 25 of them tried to get in the building themselves. >> those protestors were not ared. they were summoned to court on trespassing charges. no comment from the tonight. a gun was found in a bag from a boston student at the trodder school this morning. administrators found another weapon in the 12-year-old's bag. a call went time-out parents telling twheam happened. the school says students were never i

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so 46 and mostly dry in boston. 43 in fitchburg. 48 in norwood. 50 degrees in new bedford, the vineyard and nantucket. obviously it is much warmer south of the city today. spots like nashua, much of southern new hampshire will struggle to get into the lower 40s today. here is futurecast, hour by hour. we really don't have much going on here until we hit the afternoon. at 1 p.m. a slight risk spritz out in worcester but what you will notice coming in from the west late afternoon into the evening, we do see that increasing chance of showers, and bauer it is warming up, we are actually going to see a transition from flurries over to some light rain during the overnight hours. i still at 7 p.m. think we can deal with more mixing north of the pike what we are seeing with future cast. overnight things get a little bit damp and into your friday plans as well. friday early tomorrow morning. i will go with scattered lighter showers. not a widespread rain and not drenching rain but it will likely be damp in sports for the black friday forecast like this. at midnight tonight, 39 degrees with a cha

in this case, it is a water proof camera for new bedford's commercial fishermen. >> imagine in realtime a commercial captain can sit in their pilot house and know, count species in their reporter: every net is a data center. >> every one of the fishermen will have a new asset of data. don't know if it is a thousand a year or 10,000 a year in revenue. >> it is known as the internet of things. connected devices popping up everywhere. refrigerators, coffee makers, toys, tv's, cars and homes. with so many devices gathering and sharing your data, how safe are you? >> just stop for a minute and ask your why you are going to what is it going to do for you? will it make your life safer? will it make your life better? >> smart door locks might save your time to keep you from fiddling for keys. but then some may not actually lock your door. a pair of hackers broke through 75%. 12 of 16 they tested. it was $200 worth of equipment. >> i i am not that surprised. >> the cyber defense expert ba these door locks? >> there is too much risk and not enough reward. i will give up safety for convenience in

the 72-footer was 5 miles off the coast of new bedford in maine. the captain says he put the boat on auto pilot to take a bathroom break. that's when it hit a rock ledge, causing the motor to shut down and take on water. a copter crew came with pumps to safely rescue the 5 men and one woman on board. >> the captain seemed a little bit disoriented and he wasn't wet, so i don't think he was hypothermic. the crew beached the boat and continued to pump water. it was hauling 5,000 pounds of scallops. sheldon: you might have them in your neighborhood speed bumps designed to help , slow traffic. but as wisn-12 news kent wainscott investigates, those safety steps are also raising some safety concerns. reporter: speed bumps, or humps or tables they go by different names, but the idea is the same, to get drivers to slow down. >> they don't look. they don't be aware that there are a lot of kids in the neighborhood. martita clarke worked to get a new speed hump in her southside milwaukee neighborhood. they're speed tables, and brand new on erin gerhardt's bloc

from the mid-50s in new bedford. and we climb to 60 and 30s in nashua and far northern massachusetts. i think you'll bump up to the 40s but that's as warm as it gets. and generally speaking the mild air is in control over the next couple of days. this is batch number one moving through. and batch number 2 getting started in the form of severe weather. and much needed rainfall will come to tennessee where they had the wildfires around surface. the south coast, the cape, and the islands, and the peak gusts will be 40 to 50 miles per hour. and in terms of the rainfall, most of that moving quickly. by 8:00 we're focusing on eastern mass. and the last of the showers will be leaving and we may get a little bit of clearing. we could get a bit of sun to start the day. and we could see areas of dense fog. that will be something to watch for the morning commute. and tomorrow afternoon. and some scattered downpours and areas of rainfall likely again before that wraps up on thursday morning. a repeat performance of what we've ha

new bedford and millis about a third to a half inch of beneficial rain. worcester that is up there of rain. this is round 1. we talked about it last night. how this would be a 2 pronged storm. number two is just getting organized through louisiana and mississippi. that is on the move. that will be into new england tomorrow and i'll have that timeline for you in a few minutes. >> adam: to a story you will see on one station. troubling charge against a father in everett accused of trying to pick up his son from school while she was' drunk. he was released from jail hours later then again for drunk driving. cellky joins us live from -- kelli o'hara joins us live with more. >> reporter: we learn in court this was the father's 9th dui and prosecutors say when he picked his son up from cool he threatened to kill the school principal >> convicted of operating under the influence of liquor approximately nine -- excuse me, eight prior times. >> reporter: bloodied and bruised steven burns in big trouble with the law. accused of driving drunk for a 9th time but for

rhondella: drifting and sinking quickly five miles off of it new bedford. the priority moved from salvage to rescue. five men and one woman were on board. >> when i left, the bow was just about undeth of scallops to cl in. >> -- two haul in. >> the captain seemed a little disoriented. >> other than some minor lacerations they are ok. >> they should not have been in that area. rhondella: the flooded boat it as close to shore as possible and pump it out. the crew is now at a local tel and they declined comment. >> there was not much talk. everyone was pretty somber on the bow. rhondella: the captain and crew are from north carolina and virginia. they tell me that they are very tired. they just want hot showers and clothing. reid: president obama is in peru tonight for summit and he held his final ne conference with the international press. he says he hopes t u.s. will continue to pursue global trade agreements but he says the world should brace itself two major shifts hpening in american politics. >> politics are a little of for grabs. some of the old alignme

as high as 45 potentially with new bedford going to 41. you can see, that threat is real. had just a scattering of wind reports for damage coming in today and that's certainly good news. we'll have to watch for any reports coming from here. if you have some tree limbs that are vulnerable out there, just take heed of those. i wouldn't be surprised if you have blips in the electrical maybe the wind doing that. and certainly cold, windchills 15. bottom line, teens and 20's, how it feels outside tonight and your temperature is going that way anyway. the snow is going away tonight too in the berkshires hand everybody will be into sunshine tomorrow morning, all the way up into central new hampshire and vermont. northernmost in the mountains, mount washington getting some snow on top of the rock pile. temperatures, 40's in southeasternments. falmouth, 403. worcester county and certainly western mass, where you have all the fresh snow cover, it will stay in the 30's there as well. seven-day forecast shows a couple of things. first of all, we're staying chilly, right this to the th

but you will see things brighten up. 56 grur high in boston and ipswich. 57 in plymouth. 59 in new bedford. worcester at 51 degrees. 56 in manchester, new the big picture is going to involve drizzle, mist and patchy fog through the morning commute. by noontime, you can see clouds being pretty stubborn. area pushing into maine, the further away the more breaks in the clouds. the further you get from the storm system south to southern new england and western new england some of the brighter spots. in boston it gets a little bit of partial sun before we get done with the day. looking mostly clear at 7 a.m. pass through during morning hours that will bring in clouds and the afternoon should turn mostly sunny for your thursday. low temperatures tonight into the 40s. 43 in boston. 40 in worcester and these are the temperatures that you are going to wake up to tomorrow morning and from there more mid- to upper 50s. a little bit of a warming trend as we shift into your friday. so give us sunshine and 60 degrees. saturday, 56 with partly cloudy skies. talk about the sunday forecast. rain what we se

cape is starting the 40s, so is the south shore and down to 33 in bedford. 35 in nashua, new hampshire at 7 a.m. temperatures will hit rock bottom between 6 and 7:00 this morning but the warm-up will be still south of boston tapping into a little bit of cloud cover, but to the north and west of the city you will be golden. nice and sunny. 5 p.m., sun is down, my friends. it is going to be dark here. temperatures are responding by dropping back into the middle 40s for the drive home from work. this afternoon the high temperature guess up to 49 degrees in boston and quincy. 51 for lowell, framingham. worcester at 47 degrees. milford and nashua, new hampshire both at 50. a 50 and upper 50s in brockton, plymouth and bridgewater and 50 degrees for the cape and islands. as you know that increased cloud cover for you folks through about the early afternoon. tonight remember going to drop things back into the 20s and 30s. a chilly start to the day tomorrow. but the warm-up will be a great one. temperatures that will rise back into the low and the mid-60s tomorrow. my hot spot right there, norw

we're near the freezing mark along the south coast, new bedford, 30s on the cape. the clouds thicken this morning and most of the day features mostly cloudy skies. by lunch we're in the mid and upper 50s. we're going to top out close to 60 today in most areas. cooler through worcester hills where we hold in the mid 50s and we could sneak into the lower so not bad temperaturewise. notice a lot of the rainfall through about 8:00 this morning focused out in western massachusetts, southern vermont, southern new hampshire here. so inside of 495 i think we're dry through the morning hours. towards lunchtime, a couple of showers may sneak in. a lot of the first batch falls apart. showers have a better chance of filling in 5:00, 6:00. so for the evening commute, no real heavy rain. but there likely will be it's going to scoot offshore about 8:00, 9:00 tonight. for tonight, we're in the 30s once again. it's another cool start tomorrow morning. but high pressure noses in for your thursday. it's another bright, sunny day, not as mild as today. all eyes on this frontal boundar

worster to new bedford, 51 still in boston norwood. so we are dealing twechs all over the place. i will go with mainly in the 30s, 40s at the coast. you notice this temperature trend in boston. but with lots of sunshine to start the day. temperatures are going to quickly jump into the 50s by late morning and we'll get even warmer from there. but it's starting off cold. i mention bot in the 40s but some spots could be dipping back into the 60s. the coldest inland and also that big supermoon. of course it's going to be out tonight. we have another chance late tomorrow but then i' when that arrives coming up. >>> well, the days since donald trump improbable election victory we're getting more information about the people he will surround himself while in the white house. today the trump transition team announcing two hirings republican chairman reince priebus has been named white house chief of staff. priebus has been the link between trump and the republican establishment in the capitol during the campaign. senior counsel. bannion ran th

plymouth. 68 new bedford. 70 in providence, rhode island and boston up to 59 degrees. 62 in worse. upper 50s in spots like lawrence and ipswich and only 54 degrees in portsmouth, new hampshire. keep in mind not all dressing for these mid- to upper 60s. if you were south of the city you are, if you were north of the city you will want the extra layers. futurecast so i can walk you through it. i have that chance of rain pike. boston by 8 a.m. most of the showers will be focused over southern new hampshire and boston will see a little dry break through around noontime. noontime the rain continues. a potential washout from the mass new hampshire border. noon it is still raining through and probably takes until closer from 1. and about 2 in boston. from there we will maintain risk of showers throughout evening commute at 5 p.m. a lot of the heavy stuff will track north of boston and scattered rain at 5. shortly after that we dry out out already. into the day tomorrow, we have lingering clouds into your friday morning forecast. afternoon will turn bright and breezy and cool with the nort

the boaters from new bedford left on a fishing trip tuesday. a friend reported them mising when they never returned the same day. their truck and trailer still parked in the maa. the coast guard covered nearly 4,000 nautical miles in cape cod bay but never found the fishermen or their boat. >>> the coast guard has found the body of a missing gloucester fisherman. the bo shore drive and magnolia point in gloucester. police say he was swept out to sea tuesday by a big wave when he was fishing on rocks with a friend. another man was rescued after clinging to one of those rocks. >>> a brush fire in lynn is now under control but firefighters still don't know how it started. this was breaking on fox 25 news at 5:00 tonight. skyfox over the scene here near penny brook road. they're now telling us no buildings were threatened. scene in case any hot spots flare-up. >> it is cold out there tonight but it's not really dropping as fast as i thought it would. i'll show you the rebound by the end of the weekend. >> why duncan donuts is getting sued by a comp

worcester, 46 degrees and lower 50 showing up from norwood to taunton and new bedford running that's about it through the rest of the afternoon. seeing cloud cover off to the west and a few clouds will fill in. clouds may mix with sunshine as we go through the afternoon but we got high pressure dominating. this front to the north elba drop in and that was going to bring about big temperature changes as we go into the day tomorrow. sunset at 4:26. notice how the temperatures hold pretty steady. holding in the upper 40's keep it in the 40's and most of the suburbs. here comes that front. there will likely be a few showers across northern new england but by the time it drops down around lunchtime tomorrow some passing clouds. the winds start to pick up and on the other side of the front cold air starts to pour in. temperatures little backwards tomorrow will hit high temperatures in the mid-50's before lunchtime. into the 40's in the afternoon and keep falling through the 30's. i think we'll end up in the 20's. boston by the time we get toward saturday morning. an impact whether day beca

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 route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. >> daniel: chants of "not my president" from thousands on boston common. new york city people protesting the streets. crow

bedford 60. hyannis at 59. touch of humidity down through the south coast and the cape. but you've jaffrey at 44 then back to the area of high pressure, where they've sunshine today, temperatures made it close to 60 degrees. so is that on the move. that will be here tro off. cloudy skies. mild with temperatures holding in the 40s and low to middle 50s, tomorrow morning when you head out the front door there will be a lot of clouds. there may be pockets of drizzle and mist but it won't be cold and raw. temperatures will be near 50 degrees. skies will clear out. sunshine tomorrow afternoon. temperature itself tomorrow middle and upper 50s, close to 60 degrees, boston 59. tomorrow afternoon. conditions. tomorrow morning will feature cloudy skies. fitchburg at 59. worcester at 57. and on the cape and the islands clearing throughout the afternoon. chatham 56. we've another king tide to deal with tomorrow. there is one midnight tonight but it's a foot lower than the one we dealt with today. it will be

to holden, hudson, framingham, whalen and southeast through norwood and brockton and cape, new bedford all the way across to falmouth, all heavy bands of rain and downpours. be careful on the roadways. we take you hour by hour. you will see that the aerial coverage is getting less but there still are these embedded downpours. they start to lift more to the north but a few hug the coastline. then the action is to the north and then the action will be coming to an end. there will still be low clouds early tomorrow. maybe a touch of miss here or there but no heavy rain will around. clouds should break partially tomorrow afternoon. it looks like a fairly mild day. then it looks like a brighter day coming up on thursday. pretty poor visibility with the rain and wind at 20 miles per hour out of the north-northeast. that's why there is a coastal flood advisory for the next high tide. between 10:00 and 2:00 a.m., by then the winds will be lighter but they pick up now, so that top of the high tides. a foot lower later tonight than during the day today but still enough for some roads to take on

it's 57 in boston currently but 63 in norwood, 65 in new bedford so a little milder the farther south you come. 50s cooler the farther north you go and temperatures will gradu back through the course of the evening. 40s overnight tonight and bright, breezy and noticeably cooler around 50 degrees tomorrow. . >>> with just 5 days to go in campaign 2016 the presidential race in new hampshire is a dead heat. a new poll released shows donald trump with a one point end over hillary clinton. he has 37% of the vote while clinton has 36% all of that of course within the margin of their final push towards election day. >> reporter: clinton drew one of our larger crowds while campaigning in arizona last night. >> we have a real chance to turn this state blue again. . >> reporter: clinton hispanic supporters their lives will be worse if donald trump wins the presidency. >> people treat us like criminals or strangers because of their race or religion. >> reporter: campaigning florida trump said the fbi reopening the investigation of clinton's emails makes her unqualified to be president. >> you kn

from norwood down to new bedford, in the 20s right now, even around freezing on the cape, so discussed are going to want a jacket. there will be some frost out there, and look at this, off the bus this afternoon, it is up around 60 degrees so it turns much milder today, and as the high pressure drops, we're going to have a lot of sunshine. by 10:00 it's over 50 degrees, and we're nearing 60 by lunchtime. 63 in lawrence and 64 in framingham, and a lot of lower 60s here through worcester county, and south of town, from brockton down to bridgewater and taunton, upper 50s after a chilly start, sunshine and a mild afternoon on cape cod. not warm out there this afternoon. olessa i wanted to show you this. a frosty windshield this morning. you are going to want the ice scrapers at the ready. good morning. olessa: i'm not ready. thank you cindy. you will need to warm up the towards the bottom of the screen. we have delays starting to build, let's go to the maps and check the rest of your ride and travel times. south of town watching this crash on 24 northbound in stoughton. the delays are back

. >>> six people are safe this morning rescued from a boat off the coast of new bedford. brianna is back with a closer look at at the rescue. >>winds were gusting and waves crashing when the boat made a they were taking on water leaving crews little time to react to the situation. rescue swimmers were deployed to help evacuate the people from the vessel. >>it's very gratifying for us that we were able to respond quickly with coast guard assets and our port patterns, able to get on scene to make an attempt to try to dewater the vessel and have enough time to realize it wasn't going to work and get everyone to safety. >>no one was hurt in the rescue and all 6 crew members were n evaluated by ems. >>> some classes will resume this morning for students at the bruce school in lawrence. a fire ripped through a classroom there last week causing major water and smoke damage to the building. today only grades 3, 4, and 5 will return to school. >>> first night's fireworks over the boston harbor may be fizzling out. these were fireworks that welcomed in the new year last winter. the

lower 60's, norwood, taunton, new bedford, 50's right now in cape cod. a beautiful afternoon above the can see how clear the skies are. a wedge of high pressure in control. this is hanging on through today and then our focus will be on that moisture off to the west. a frontal boundary coming through and there is a wave of low pressure developing on this front and that's with going to send a few showers in our direction. you can see them from st. louis stretching toward cincinnati. they seen what weather come to an end around the chicago area. we watch moisture shift in. try the rest of the day. a better chance than "rain mid-day into the afternoon hours and we try things back out again on thursday. if you're heading out sunshine until it sets and 4:29 this afternoon. temperatures topping out close to 60 in boston even with the seabreeze and we fall back. the low temperatures tonight are not going to be as chilly as the past few nights read a lot of us in the low to mid 60's this evening the clouds shift in from the west and they will thicken up overnight

it continues along the water down toward scituate and new bedford on up to taunton. southern rhode island, everything is lifting north. good news for most except remember we could still have this move up along the coastline. that's what's beinge depicted here. right along easternmost massachusetts, a few more downpours, maybe even an embedded thunderstorm. by late tonight it lifts north. you won't have clearing by morning but you will still have some clouds, maybe a bit of mist or shower. midwest of that will b west. the best weather tomorrow will be in eastern massachusetts when the skies my start to briton and the temperature could take rain at 60. but the winds have spiked up. i won't last that long. a couple of hours. we have another high tide coming up before midnight tonight. and since the winds have built, it means the waves have built a little bit. the tides are not as high tonight but still way above average. you add in the winds. there is a coastal flood advisory in effect along the coastline for the high tide in effect from 10:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. so if yo

the george heath superhero scholarship will go to a student at greater new bedford voc-tech high school, where heath worked. nichole: a black friday record dud for some shoppers tomorrow. shoppers spent $3.3 billion online on friday. that's a 21% increase over last year. experts say the trend could suggest that shoppers aren't waiting for cyber monday, which has traditionally been the busiest day of the year for online shopping. and retailers say some big deals they've been promoting, are already sold out. l.l. bean is taking a step to try to keep up with demand for its iconic boot. the maine-based company has leased a new building to make the boot's rubber soles. the company also plans to hire to make the boots. less than a decade ago fewer than 100,000 bean boots were sold per year. now, annual sales are at 600,000 and are expected to hit 1 million in 2018. those are nice boots. reid: they are graded. had them that -- had them many years ago. people will be wearing them this the snow. although mine have not looked that's a good. let's look at the high temperatures today. today, 46 deg

one woman is in the hospital after house fire in new bedford. the woman was found barely conscious in the room three firefighters -- this was the scene last night on pleasant street. nearly a dozen people have been displaced because of the fire. the state fire marshal is investigating. firefighters say no alarms sounded. a sailor police officer accused of sexually assaulting an inmate has resigned. brian will are pleaded guilty to sex assault charges stemming from an incident at the police station in october here he resigned on november 10 and will not receive his pension. butler is free on bail until a december hearing. the commuter rail is under fire afternoon numbers point to serious problems with the worcester framingham line. just 61% of the trains on the worcester line have run on time. when you look at mornings in november that drops to 49%. factors including construction along the mass pike that forces trained to use one track and slow down. commuter concerns are high given breakdowns in recent years. the gm says he hopes to .5 million d

we've also got this little area that is a little bit west of marshfield, edging toward the new bedford area. southward. you may see little more rain tonight. what about tomorrow? overnight, the cloud cover will hang around. more money, there may be a few scattered showers down toward the cape. coming up, salem to the south shore, -- in the city, the clouds should clear away. as we go through the day, that cloud cover should dissipate more and more and more sunshine shirts working its way back in all the way down to the cape. the cape, but you will eventually before the days of her with. the sunshine will hang around for the a while. if you showers toward the cape tonight. inland areas will get much colder. early clouds turning sunny. what about those look temperatures tonight? in the areas the clear off, we're talking about lowe's in the 20's. however, the cloud cover acts like a blanket and keeps what heat we have in. that's why see load interest tonight in hyannisport. around that 50-degree mark. look at this warm-up. by tuesday and worcester, wednesday was some cloud cover, cooling

hampshire. 33 in norwood down to new bedford. temperatures teetering around degrees at 7 a.m. 9 a.m., 35. late this morning at 11 a.m., we should hit about 40 degrees. and we could see highs peaking in the midden-40s and the whole picture ends up changing as we get into your tuesday, your wednesday and thursday. look at those rain chances. they are 100%. imtime out some of the heaviest showers in a couple of minute. we track traffic and weather

the suburbs colder. 31 29 in fitchburg. 28 in nashua, new hampshire. 27 in new bedford. obviously a cold start to the day and the problem is calm winds, clear skies and a formula to see temperatures continue to drop through about 6:00 this morning. so 6 a.m. temperature here for somerville this morning, 34 degrees. we will get up to 40 at 8 a.m. 51 by 10:00 in morning. we are seeing a giant drop in temperatures even by late degrees. a lot in the low to mid-60s. i will show you a cool spot in 10. julie is back with live drive time traffic. >>> we want to update you on breaking news. crews are dealing with a water main break in boston in front of the t stop. because the station is above ground, the water not flowing into the station. the water now shut off and we will share any new details as we learn them. >>> heading to the traffic maps, remind you a closure 290 westbound started last night at 5 p.m. traffic is being detoured at exit 18. route 1, 93 south moving along fine. expressway looks good from the braintree split to columbia road. live drive times. 13 minutes on r

and actually new bedford 16 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. temperatures are largely in the mid to low 40s. a couple cooler sports. 41 in orange. 47 here in boston. highs today are going to trend mild, though, and again, we have seen a little fog. most of that has been west of the 495 loop. you can see some of that now. here in boston, we're faring temperatures again trend mild. your 7 on 7 forecast showing we could see a stray shower on the coast this morning. temperatures largely in the mid to low 40s. even as we head enter the afternoon, we're going to have more cloud cover across the coast and the cape than what we'll see further inland and in western massachusetts. but we are still looking at peaks of sunshine. a mixture of sun and clouds. mostly clear as we head into the overnight hours with temperatures in the low 50s by 7:00. not a bad forecast at all. more sunshine by tomorrow. then our weather pattern pretty dramatically into the end of this week. i'll take a look in just a bit. "today in new england" starts now. >> christa: first up

. >> boat near new bedford rescued at sea. 72 foot boat was five miles from shore on sunday when it started taking on water. the captain and five crew members were rescued. >> we got everybody off and that's the most important thing. now they're working on it. they're able to bring it in to bedford harbor where the seas are calmer. they're pretty rough outside right now and they're working they'll have a better chance of getting it afloat and bringing it back to dock. >> the boat was towed back to shore and will undergo repairs. >> a man arraigned in court for assaulting two police officers. joseph demayo allegedly assaulted two officers on friday after they tried to arrest him for an outstanding warrant in connecticut. prosecutors say the officers first approached the suspect because he was smoking in the boston common that violates ordinance and he put up a fight. >> he struck officer o'brien causing to injure his well. the officers were transported for further treatment. they've been released. >> both officers suffered minor injuries and are okay. the suspect is facing assault and batter

. >> ryan: two more suspects called to court accused of driving dangerously in new bedford. 11 people have been arrested for recklessly driving dirt bikes. the officer released from hospital and is recovering now at home. a gas station at knifepoint. the officers theretoened to stab the clerk and took off with cash late last night. >> jadiann: crews fighting a house fire in middleton. flames erupted late. fire is tearing through the home. officials say the floor inside collapsed. crews battled the crew from the outside. no one was hurt. boston police arrest a 12-year-old boy accused of bringing a gun to a dorchester school. officials found the school locker check. the boy was arraigned in court for unlawful possession of a firearm on school property. ." a teen tragedy in local. a house party turned deadly. boy was attacked by another teen and community is coming together to help the victim's family. we've more from local. >> he was fun-loving, he was smart. he was caring. to have him as a son. i was proud my daughter had him has a friend her daughter was with tewksbury high schooler e