take us back to plymouth town. sam, where are we?! plymouth, of course. what? what are you doing here? aunt clara, we got caught in your jet stream. oh. oh, i'm so sorry. but don't you worry. now, i brought you here, and if you don't want to stay, i'll zap you home. no, thanks. you will not zap us home. we will zoom home the old-fashioned way -- by jet airliner. [ gasps ] aunt clara, are you concentrating on getting us out of here? oh, yes, now, don't you worry. i'm getting closer. oh, good. double, double, toil and trouble -- aunt clara, this is no time for shakespeare. you're supposed to zap us back home. well, uh, "double, double, toil and trouble" seemed to fit the situation. oh, it fits. it just doesn't work. i don't like this dream. it's too much work. maybe it isn't a dream. but if it isn't a dream, what is it? [ laughter ] and then he sayeth to me, "that wast no lady, that wast my wife." [ laughter ] captain standish, i do believe i saw phineas laugh. the festivities doth raise my spirits. i'll not deny it. aye, 'twas across the sea, at the burning of a

furs thathe number of --e back from the pillow plymouth -- the promise colony -- the plymouth colony. the two ships with failover on a less new england in spring or summer 1628 and came back. when i was able to do was to examine the customs records of the. -- period. now the poor books are extraordinarily reckless. they've only been available for research for a very brief space of time. they became available for us all in about 1911 when they were discovered. they were actually capturing fax -- kept in sacks in the attic of the public record. there were three poor condition indeed. they're actually 1500 of these from the reign of james the first alone. and there are tens of thousands in the 17th and 18th centuries and are in terrible condition. and they had to have conservation work done on them. people started looking around at the time of the first world war. they found some reference to the mayflower and they've been forgotten about ever since. and i could do that these records were going to be exceptionally useful. much of this book is based around the use of record. what did i fi

jason: in division ii, it will be plymouth and bow. bow went to the championship game twice before winning both games. division five in 2004, and division iii in 2013. their head coach has plymouth in the title game for the first time as head coach. plymouth beat bow 28-12 in week four of the regular season but both sides know that does not mean a thing on saturday. >> it will be a dogfight in the trenches. everything they have shown on defense. >> stevens will play a big part. and special teams like always will play a big part. it will be interesting to see which offense will play better. >> i think it is going to be a hard-hitting battle. i do not think it will be very high-scoring. i would be surprised if either team scored high. >> it is going to be a fight. the most punches. jason: division iii, interlace moultonborough one thing at all in 2011 but lost the title game to newport last year. they returned to durham with a shot at redemption. they will take on the stevens cardinals. it is the second championship game appearance for s

maria: learning more about exactly what they did in plymouth. ed: the new evidence. the artifacts were found is off-limits now but this is the work space for the boston field school. it is getting more authentic thanks to undergraduate students who unearthed several artifacts. >> they found part of a skeleton . they found ceramics, a musket >> it's a sign of how the village was actually built. >> this is the first time they have found this. there is something left after 400 years of development. >> researchers found a musket ball. the remains of a cap well -- of a calf will help identify the type of cattle to graze the area. all of the newly found ceramics and other items are in a umass lab but ceramic artifacts are always used as the mold for the pottery made in the plymouth plantation craft center. 420 it tells us what they ate, how they prepared food , ho>> for every one day of digging there are several days of research.there's much more to learn about these artifacts. in plymouth, rhondella ed: mike has done a great job setting up the weather. >> there is a fair

we're live in plymouth 9. jennifer: a strafford man accused of stabbing his daughter's ex-boyfriend and biting his face has been found not guilty after tempted murder. prosecutors say kevin hinrichsen attacked his daughter's ex-boyfriend when he spotted the two together last year in northwood. because of a restraining other the ex-boyfriend was speakingsed to stay away from the girl. hinrichsen's lawyer said the attack was in self defense. he was convicted of misdemeanor tom: early next year, new hampshire lawmakers will go into session with a clear republican majority in the house and senate, and for the first time since 2002 a republican governor will preside over that majority. but governor elect chris sununu promises that everyone will have a voice. josh mcelveen has a look at the balance of power in concord. glorp question about it, there's a makeover at the new hampshire state house, not only with the gold leaf face lift after it was hidden for months by the scaffolding, but the makeover also underneath

and is his coming alive in plymouth. what could be the pilgrims original settlement. >> and we're still waiting to learn the names of the drivers involved in this morning's deadly crash in plainville. state police tell us one driver ? dylan: i was un-athletic and very sedentary in my lifestyle. and then i found parkour and something about it clicked. then i stopped drinking soda and eating sweets and eating all the junk food. i was like if i eat these things i'm going to be heavier and i'm not going to be able to jump as far. my name is dylan polin cindy: welcome back, we're waking up to clouds, tracking that band of snow right there, this will produce a few flurries, otherwise mainly dry throughout much of the day, until we get past sunset. that's when the rain starts to move back in. lo 40s tomorrow, and it is damp, could be some icy spots, outside of 495 early tomorrow morning, and still rain around early on saturday. and we'll dry things out, and finally, some sun returning by the end of the holiday weekend. randy. r

even plymouth down this way, winds gusting to 20 miles per hour. and a bit of cloud cover coming off of a storm off the shore it is through plymouth county, clouds may linger and the skies should brighten up this afternoon. elsewhere, though, it is a bright, chilly start, so through 8:00, we're in the 30s, and lunchtime, mid 40s. 4:30. looking for a high near 50 in boston, and about 5 is lowell to framingham and lots of upper 40s through the hoyle -- hilly terrain. and on the cape it will be a while but you will brighten up with temperatures around 50. much warmer tomorrow, and we'll check that election day forecast coming up. get you out to the roads, you will want to bring your sunglasses with you this morning. good morning. we're going to see the sunlight soon, a live look at the expressway here, northbound side heading to the top of the screen, and you can see the delays are stain the rest of your ride. so far just one disabled car is on route 3 by 228 northbound. not blocking any lanes, just a bit of volume. and then stop and go to the braintr

the 2013 crash in plymouth 23-year-old daughter, juliette. s about -- basler was acquitted, he is suspended without pay. >> the effort to legalize the unions in the nation's constitution lost on a 19-8 vote in the lower house of congress. mexico's supreme court had ruled last year that it was unconstitutional for states to ban same sex marriage, but no laws have been rewritten to reflect that decision. >> police identify the bodies of serial killer's property in south carolina. the coroner says a married couple in their 20s was shot to death and buried on the property for a year. todd kohlhepp is expected and five others. he was arrested last week after police found a woman chained inside of one of his storage buildings. >> brad pitt is cleared of child abuse accusations. a source tells the associated press that the department of children and families in los that he committed child abuse during a fight on a private plane in september. the actor is currently battling for joint custody of his six children with angelina jolie who filed for divor

plymouth state's integrated clusters approach lets you follow your own path, not someone else's. it gives you choices within your degree. open labs. real-world experience. with faculty who work with you every step of the way. become the leader. the doer every day. a tomorrow changer. erin: putting your turkeys in the oven soon, or maybe you have done it. but remember, safety first, especially if you are going to fry the turkey. federal safety officials share this video yesterday. this is what can happen if you drop it rose in turkey into a deep fryer. i had no idea, but -- kevin: there have been dozens of fires because of this problem. your turkey needs to reach an internal temperature of at least 165 degrees. yikes. you probably do not want to hear this, but we are going to tell you anyway. the average american will eat more than 4500 calories and 230 grams of fat during dinner. and that doesn't include appetizers or drinks. kevin: the worst offenders are mashed potatoes, green bean casserole, stuffing, and pecan pie because of all the sugar and fat. erin: and you have been -- a

find your own path at plymouth state university. sean: right now, investigators are on the scene of an airline disaster in south america after a plane carrying a brazilian soccer team went down in a mountainous region of colombia. 81 people were onboard and officials say all but 6 died in the crash. latest on this developing story. elizabeth: new and heartbreaking images from colombia, as crews begin removing bodies from the crash site, where you can barely make out this was a plane. and incredibly, there are survivors. according to authorities, there are 6 survivors rushed to the hospital overnight. 75 others onboard, many of them, members of a brazilian soccer team on its way to a tournament, were killed. the brazilian president today offered his condolences to the victims' families, calling the incident extremely sad. the circumstances are still under investigation, but so far, we're told the british aerospace rj-85, owned by a charter company, was near its destination, flying from bolivia to colombia. and this is a look at the f

history a big part of plymouth and we'll be front and center at the big celebration. >> you can join the hometown thanksgiving this friday and saturday as our very important guest, just heads to our facebook page, and find out how. >> it's always pressure on you. >> that's true. >> as soon as we hit november 1 i am like ok. to do this? we have got some rain on sunday, so it's that timing, if that holds, saturday will be ok. >> all right. >> so let's hope the timing holds. >> ok. >> and a look at monday morning. >> another minute until that is down there below the horizon. that is the super moon setting this morning. 6:17. it was just glorious. so many great pictures on twitter and facebook, just want to share a couple of them with you. this is last night as the full moon how gorgeous. it looks like a painting, and another one that was taken just this morning at 3:30:00 a.m. this one, kristen, and this is in dorchester, look how bright that was, really incredible sight. the fact that we can see the super moon, an indication of how clear the skies are and with that chilly temperatures,

all over the place. 30 in plymouth. mixed 40's on the cape. we are going to enjoy sunshine all day long as high pressure is hanging on 'til the storm lifts in our direction tomorrow. we'll have a lot of sunshine today. lighter wind than yesterday. it's from the west-southwest. that is a warm wind direction for us. you see the temperatures sneaking up into the low 60's in most spots. that is a good 10 degrees above average for this time of year. near 60 at the worcester hills. 63 you know how warm that felt, right? nice and mild today. clouds increase overnight. tomorrow morning's commute i think is dry. i think the rain holds off until closer to 9:00 a.m. once we get into it during the afternoon hours tomorrow, there will likely be some embedded downpours. this doesn't wind down until tomorrow night. 54 tomorrow. still in the mid 50's with clearing skies on wednesday. let's get you back out to the roads. getting busy, olessa. across the span of the zakim bridge, leverett connector. let's go to the maps and check the rest of your ride. volume i

killed a mother and daughter in plymouth. a jury acquitted the man of motor vehicle manslaughter and homicide. found gift the lesser charges of drink driving and reckless operation. he slammed into a car killing susan machi and her daughter, juliette. he was suspended without pay after the crash. fox25 reached out to the department to get an update on the status. this morning we are told nothing has changed. in a statement a spokesman told case is pending land address the duty status in the very near future. >>> this morning the city of salem is taking steps to fight a veteran police officer who is facing charges he raped a man in custody. according to investigators, brian butler sexually assaulted a man who was being held in the booking area of the salem police department. it happened on halloween. video and audio recording lined up with what the victim told officers a week later. after a court appearance, media. >> the reflection of the alleged actions of one person shouldn't reflect on the department and the officers who a

in plymouth, rhondella richardson. erin: very cool. as people hit this roads this thanksgiving cumberland farms is releasing a the results of a survey about travel preferences. it says that when it comes to pit stops 42% of travelers allow their companions to take bathroom breaks. highway. when asked who they would least like to spend 10 hours in the car with 35% of respondents said their in-laws. the kids came in a close second. kevin: as we were talking about this last night at home, i said no bathroom breaks, it is three hours. they did not like that. erin: you have to stop. you are fitted to connecticut. kevin: that's headed to connecticut. kevin: wait. flurries in the western area is a possibility early this morning but not much else. headed out in the next hour or two, should be just fine. just clouds, we have finally lost after four consecutive days of gusts over 20, 25 miles per hour, wet -- lost the west and northwesterly breeze. temperatures today in the 30's, clouds and a couple of widely they believe more organized in the a

plymouth is going to be great. we have clouds moving in. we're in the 50's. tomorrow, that's when we start to cool down. we have the rain moving in initially which will bring snow to western new england. gusty winds, wind gusts up to the 30's. really cool even through thanksgiving day. doug: the turkey was shivering. did you see it? rhondella: i guess we're going back. kelly ann: picking up some snowflakes too. did you see that? doug: all right, kelly ann. thank you for joining us here on a saturday morning. rhondella: "good morning america" is next. >> this is an editorial by wcvb an general manager bill fine. >> the traditional benchmark for evaluating a new president is after their first 100 days in office. but with donald trump, we've already learned old rules don't apply. the clock is running right now on his new administration. his choices will draw extra scrutiny with no past track record to weigh. will president-elect trump surround himself with more traditional confidants like reince priebus, former rnc chief, or more lean towards more bannon, his ne

governor of plymouth plantation. he wrote a wonderful book about the plymouth journey from england to holland and the mayflower to the new world. and and then the first few decades here. so i got interested in the subject and like many journalist i approached it from a journalist point of view and started to find out more about it. because i was in the happy position of the senior editor at the wall street journal i could indulge my interest by writing an occasional article on thanksgiving which i did. but when i retired from the journal and after writing the book on north korea i decided to turn again to thanksgiving. i realize that thanksgiving in my interest in the subject really covered many of the same things in the big issues i had at the wall street journal. i was able to look at my interest in politics and economics. and in american culture, everything except for foreign affairs. i see this book as a totality of of a lot of what i learnt over my career. >> it's also very american thing that we have actual art

the northern extent is near plymouth harbor. these are low-level clouds coming off a huge storm spinning out in the ocean. it's going to stay out here, but it's kicking up the wind. high pressure from the west will eat away at the clouds. the winds will stay with you on the cape all day long. it's a windy day for strong. we have a ton of sunshine in store. sun is up at 6:39. 9:00 a.m. near 50 and in the 50's through the afternoon, topping out near 60 today. should get there up through the merrimack valley and down in parts of southeastern massachusetts as well. big storm, though, in the middle of the country that has its eyes on us on sunday. more of the weekend forecast is ahead. let's get to the roads. how are we looking, olessa? olessa: not too bad. a little volume on the expressway. let's go to the maps check the rest of your ride. one incident, one car involved, route 2 westbound, a crash near emerson hospital. 93 looks good out of methuen all the way down into town and so far along the pike your ride is only 15 minutes, 49

it was on a backroad in plymouth. the court records show that bassler was at a party playing a drinking came called flip .19. but the defense said it was susan's car that hit head on. >> based on the skid marks on the scene, the orientation of the dodge neon was traveling southbound over -- 2 or 3 feet over the center lane of the road. >> reporter: police say that the car was doing 60 hour and bassler's, 80 in a 40- mile per hour zone. the suspended trooper said that the crash happened in an instant. >> directly in front of me. >> reporter: the jury gets the case tomorrow and regardless of which way they decide, two families lives have been altered forever. in plymouth, i'm bill shields, wbz news. >>> a cell phone charger roxbury school. paramedics rushed 8 people includinged students inged -- including students to the hospital. a universal charger was being used by a student and started to spark. >> took it to the bathroom and isolated it and put it in a bucket and filled with water and it started to spark. >> studen

you will notice how plymouth is 45 dees, and high an us is 50. this is where the low clouds back off the ocean. what we of low clouds work its way off to west. it's to the east of boston. it slides through the city and gets hung up across eastern mass this morning, and pushes farther inland this afternoon. the folks see the sunshine the longest will be the farther inland you go away from the coastline. this is a ban of -- a band of rain here through the ohio valley. it doesn't last that long, maybe one or two hours, but it's a big difference maker in terms of the temperatures, because behind the coast, cloud yesterday at the coast this afternoon, and into this evening. and temperatures running into the 50s, windy and colder tomorrow, temperatures running into the 40s. the weekend pick will be today, not as cold and not as warm as yesterday, still cold out there. colder pattern continues until next week. showers by thanksgiving and the forecast ahead. >>> 70s now, turning to some alarming allegations at a local daycare. police investigating the al

also still some bands very close to plymouth at this time. there is a dry slot that's now working up from new bedford so the rain is pretty much done there as that drier air is trying to work northward but we still have some downpours around falmouth and just between falmouth and the vineyard. also near hyannis and that still has to move northward along the coast. as we take you through the evening here you see now everything will shift to eastern massachusetts, where a few more

plymouth. researchers stumbling on artifacts. >> anchor: the polices of history dug up by a team of archaeologists from u mass boston. >> reporter: a huge and timely >> reporter: archaeologists from u mass boston say they now know when where the pilgrims originally settled. >> we spent time over the fall to work through the data we collected. we feel confident now that we found a section of the 17th century settlement preserved under downtown plymouth. >> reporter: the group spent the past 4 summers digging historic town. >> what we've found was post holes left from the actual construction of part of a wall a building and a fence line. >> reporter: the key to the findings though the discovery of calf bones. >> one thing that's interesting about the calf is in the historical context of the plymouth colony cattle became important to the economic for the colony. >> reporter: until now it was difficult to pin point where the first pilgrims settled. development made it more challenging. archaeologis

plymouth at 51. we have to contend with a weather system out over the ocean right now generating clouds and those clouds actually will start to back up and head ashore later on tonight with temperatures between 35 and 43 at the coast with the increase in clouds. tomorrow mainly acloudy day. there may be a few peeks of sunshine tomorrow morning along the coastline but essentially it will close in fast. i do think you will have some sun out toward 495 corridor in the worcester hills. some sun out west and in those locations that's where mildest, upper 50's. they coast it will be the low 50's. sunday mostly cloudy skies and that's i windy day on sunday as the cold front comes ripping through southern new england. very early in the i did on sunday there could be a couple of showers before 7:00 a.m. essentially sunday adry day. temperatures will fall out of 50's and into the 40's by sunday afternoon from this cold front right here and you do notice the rain showers actually flip over to snow through much

maria: archaeologists making a big find at plymouth foundation. ed: we may have to do this all over again friday morning. who is most at risk and when the sunshine returns. anchor: who was at practice today, number 87. anybody seen number 12? he has the info. >> newscenter 5 at 4:00. ed: donald trump adding 2 women to his administration. nikki haley as u.s. ambassador to the united nations. michigan as education secretary. the president-elect nominating them today. ben carson has been offered the job of secretary of the department of housing and urban development but he has not yet accepted the offer. he did tweak an announcement is forthcoming about my role helping to make america great again. romney among those under consideration for secretary of state. >> he is certainly a worthwhile and worthy candidate. >> local leaders on both sides of the aisle are lending to support to mitt romney reported to be on the short list for secretary of state. >> i have worked with governor romney. i think that governor romney would be a good choice. met saturda

and womens college hockey plymouth state hosted holy cross the panthers trailed 2-0 after the first period. but they regrouped they win a faceoff and get it over to courtney evans and he drive gets psu on the board 2-1 holy cross another power play in the 2nd game the crusaders win this one 5-3 college footballl unh football has a bye week. saint a's plays their season finale. limit state his home. dartmouth is at the cornell big red at 1:30 >> thank you. it is a party 108 years in the making. still to come tonight we will , join the millions of people celebrating the world series molly's not thinking about cancer today, but three years from now, a routine screening will catch it early and make all the difference. so when chris sununu voted to cut funding for planned parenthood, cutting access to cancer screenings and birth control for thousands of women, for molly, it's the rest of her life. the stakes are too high to make chris sununu governo. this advertisement has been paid for by put new hampshire first i'm maggie hassan, and new hampshire has a very clear choice: do we keep going wit

plymouth and bow both came away with upset wins on saturday. the bobcats will play in the title game for the first time stevens rallied to beat monadnock. inter-lakes moultonborough knocked off bishop brady in overtime. some hockey tonight. the bruins, after it their third straight win, skating and colorado. david fires one to the far post. his second goal of the season. dominic moore throws one on the empty net from center ice. bruins win, 2-0. they will play in minnesota on thursday. unh hockey team on the ice with merrimack college this afternoon. unh with the power play. patrick grasso with a nice pass tyler irvine finds the loose puck in front and scores to make it to-one. still in the second, chris leblanc with a one-timer from the top of the far circle. merrimack gets the lead. tyler kelleher with a great pass across the top of the crease. two jason salvaggio. he ties the game. women's college basketball this afternoon. southern new hampshire university hosting mercy. sarah ryan looks inside to highly. nice move to the who. catherine sti

we dropped in on plymouth state basketball practice tonight. the panthers will open their season on tuesday against revere college in the boys and girls club classic. their leading scorer is back from last year. they are looking to build on that success. >> we are trying to gel together but we have a lot of enthusiasm. >> for our senior group, we want to leave with a winning record so we have to be nine games above point 500 to do that. that is something this program has not done in 11 years. we want to get into the ncaa tournament. jamie: dartmouth season begins wildcats will open up tomorrow night. it will not take long for this freshman to be thrown into the real fire against michigan state sunday night. this week's hometown hero is a big-play threat for the stevens high school football team. parker smith will lead the cardinals into the division iii semifinals this weekend. the 6'3" receiver has great hands and athleticism. he hopes to continue his football career at a division two or three college level. football is a fairly new sport to h

the pilgrims landed in plymouth in 1620 but it was never known where they settled. >> adam: researchers found the exact spot the pilgrims lived after landing. >> reporter: a huge and timely thanksgiving discovery. >> we're very excited to announce this news. >> reporter: archeologists say they know where the pilgrims originally settled when they arrived in plymouth on the may flower. >> we spent time over the fall trying to work through the data that we collect and settlements still preserved under downtown plymouth reference the group has spent the past four summers digging in the historic town. they found ceramics, stained soil and parts of buildings foundations. >> when we found was post holes left from the actual construction of part of a wall of a building and a -- >> reporter: the key to the findings though the discovery of bones. >> what thing that is interestingbo is in the historical context of the colony cattle became important to the economic and agriculture economy for the colony. >> reporter: until now it was difficult to pinpoint exactly where the first pilgrims settled an

we dropped in on plymouth state basketball practice tonight. the panthers will open their season on tuesday against revere college in the boys and girls club classic. their leading scorer is back from last year. they are looking to build on that success. >> we have a lot of but we have a lot of enthusiasm. >> for our senior group, we want to leave with a winning record so we have to be nine games above point 500 to do that. that is something this program has not done in 11 years. we want to get into the ncaa tournament. jamie: dartmouth season begins wildcats will open up tomorrow night. it will not take long for this freshman to be thrown into the real fire against michigan state sunday night. this week's hometown hero is a big-play threat for the stevens high school football team. parker smith will lead the cardinals into the division iii semifinals this weekend. the 6'3" inch -- receiver has great hands and athleticism. he hopes to continue his football career at a division two or three college level. football is a fairly new sport to him an

still have some rain from plymouth down through the cape and the islands. these are fairly steady showers. and it's one after another after another. so rather than being a few spridges, could end up with a decent amount. areas like mashpee, chatham, nantucket. these are likely to continue through the evening and may even see one or two during the overnight hours. got 47 degrees right now. an we are setting up for kind of on the cape. meanwhile, much cooler as you get out toward boston. mid-30s there. even upper 20s in some of the usual cooler western suburbs. skies become clear except for plymouth county, the cape and the islands where we could see some lingering showers and clouds through most of the night and even into tomorrow. otherwise mostly sunny skies. tomorrow temperature-wise, a touch warmer. then it gets a lot warmer as we head into election day. we'll talk about that and the roller coaster ride to >> dan: following more news today, police investigating shots fired in everett. officials say one person is dead after shots rang out on dane street t

plymouth rallied to hold off to win it. it's plymouth's first title since 2013. and stevens took the division iii championship, beating interlakes moultonborough 46-20. it was the first football title for stevens high school since 1968. a tough test for the unh jason: the unh men's basketball team took on 19th-ranked west virgninia inhe early in the first, jevon carter dives out of bounds throwing it to teyvon myers underneath for the dunk. later in the half, carter drives baseline and finishes a tough up and under. west virginia up 17. tarik phillips behind the back bounce pass to nathan adrian for three. west virginia wins big, 100-41. iba camera led unh with 10 points and 12 rebounds. they're back at home to host detroit on wednesday. the dartmouth men's soccer team lost in the second round of the ncaa college cup to 8th-ranked syracuse today, 3-0. the game was played in syracuse. sergio camargo scored twice for the orange. the dartmouth men end the year with a record of 9-10-5. they are running the final sprint cup race of the season in miami, florida. jimmie

the injured man taken to beth israel plymouth with an injury to the throat. the 28-year-old said to be in critical condition. osha now part of the investigation. nichole: an unlikely pair holding a high-level meeting today. president-elect donald trump romney. as trump continues to mull over critical cabinet positions, he's also dealing with a fresh controversy. abcs daria albinger has the latest. daria: donald trump and mike pence arriving at trump's new jersey golf club for a full day of meetings. hours earlier, the president-elect lashing out on twitter about this. video showing cheering and booing as pence arrived at the hit musical "hamilton." at the end of the show, the cast delivered a message for >> we are the diverse americans who are alarmed and anxious that your new administration will not protect us, but we truly hope this show has inspired you to uphold our american values and to work on behalf of all of us. daria: donald trump was not a brandon dixon delivered the speech. >> the only way we can find a common ground is if we have a dialogue. i'm

his senior season was one for the plymouth high school record books. rushing for 2373 yards. he also runs track and plays lacrosse for plymouth but he hopes to enjoy football in college. >> there are so many highs and we put in countless hours in the weight room and looking at film and it has paid off for us. jim: they got into the giving spirit. the student athletes read stories and even did some bowling with the children. the head coach shared these photos from today's get together. the early nfl game today was a matt asiata ties the game at seven with a rushing touchdown. it stayed close drop again. late fourth quarter, vikings driving but sam bradford throws an interception. it is picked up by darius slate. sensing -- setting up the game-winning field goal by matt prater. the next game was a pretty good well. washington trailing in the red zone. a one possession game. dallas answers with their star rookie quarterback deck prescott. he ends up scoring here. they go back-and-forth. dallas wins. also, pittsburgh steelers on pace to beat the indiana -- indianapolis colts. ear

. >> plymouth rock. >> yes. and where is plymouth rock? >> in massachusetts. >> you are incredible. >> i am smart. >> how did the pilgrims get here? >> boat. >> what was the name of the boat? >> what was the name of the boat? >> plymouth? >> rock? >> the nina, the pinta? >> santa maria? >> that was columbus. >> okay. well, i was wrong. >> the may. >> mayflower. >> yes. >> what are you thankful for on thanksgiving? >> i'm thankful for just making a fool of myself. >> do you know who i am? >> no. who the hell are you? >> i'm watters. >> watters. >> and this is my world. >> back with bernard and jessica. jessica, you knew the answers to all those questions, right? >> a large majority, which thrilled me. i always get anxiety that you're going to start quizzing me. so i would have been fine. i knew the mayflower, plymouth rock, all of it, and all the white people. >> and the pilgrims were not from sweden. >> no. or israel. yeah. that was pretty special. >> just before we go i just want to remind our viewers of a little prediction. miss julie ri

plymouth at 31 degrees. if we do get anything light out there, unfortunately it will be freezing drizzle or a little temperature in this morning. i won't see very much of it. in plymouth, our hour-by-hour forecast brings us close to freezing. at 8 a.m., 36 degrees. 10 a.m., 43. we have highs in the mid-40s here and some spots struggling to get to even 40 today and that's where we have the all-day threat for a cup of flurries. you can see minimal shower chances until we hit the evening and that's when i expect we will get a steadier you, the hour-by-hour look with futurecast coming up. daniel. >>> a hannaford worker getting rushed to the hospital after getting hit by a car in a busy parking lot. malini basu spoke to the brother of the woman behind the wheel at the time. >> car after car was hit by the driver of this black chevy. waltham fire officials said the driver kept backing up and didn't stop. >> pretty hectic. >> reporter: an employee collecting carts hannaford parking lot was hit. >> i see all these a

there you see clouds lingering through lunchtime on the cape and plymouth. otherwise, bright sunny skies, clear tonight, and it's going to be cold through the overnight. once again, we're down in the 20's and the 30's for overnight lows. tomorrow we get more of a westerly wind as this front approaches. mild with some sunshine for election day. this front is going to come through wednesday with a few showers. only looking for across the area. lower 60's. lots of sunshine. mid 50's with those showers likely favoring the morning hours on wednesday. let's get you back out to the roads. pretty quiet. olessa: a live look at the zakim bridge, the leverett connector. some delays starting to pick up early this morning heading south into boston. that's it. let's get to the maps and check the rest of your ride. south, 24 building volume out of brockton. brockton. heading north, 93 south building volume out of methuen. once again, as you approach spot pond. no problems with trains and buses. they're running on schedule. emily: breaking overnight, one person is injured a

it is 32 in plymouth. 30 in lexington and 31 in new hampshire. the pike busier this afternoon as folks head out for the thanksgiving day meal. dry turkey day too. keeping an eye on sprinkles and a few flurries. she will time out when and where coming up in five minutes. >>> breaking news this morning. state police are investigating a deadly wrong-way crash on 495 overnight that happened near the spruce street overpass in plainville around 2:00. state police say the car was driving north on the southbound side between exit killed. the driver in the other car taken to rhode island hospital. why the driver was heading on the wrong way. >>> a fire ravaged a home and two neighbors were able to rescue the man inside. two men saw the flames and ran inside and heavy smoke forced them out to before four and five minutes. they kept going in until they were able to rescue the man inside. scene and has a call in to the fire department to try to figure out what caused that fire. >>> you donald trump posting a new message on country on united during thanksgivi

find your own path at plymouth state university. sean: now on "daybreak," suspect arrested. the number of banks police think this person robbed or tried to rob this year. kevin: clouds with a northwesterly breeze. we are tracking to systems with your test. sean: the allegations being made by president-elect donald trump. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 "daybreak." sean: hope you had a great long weekend. it is back to work and school for most of us. thanks for waking up with us. i'm sean mcdonald. today, more of the same. at this week overall is going to get interesting.

you can see the northern part just past the canal closer to plymouth harbor, the clouds are spinning off an ocean storm, and ths closer. the clouds you have on the cape are going to dissipate but the winds will be active, and especially cape cod. elsewhere, lots of sunshine and much lighter winds so enjoy it. temperatures warm up quickly, by 10:00, lower 50s, mid 50s by lunchtime and we're talking about highs today right around 60, big changes coming. a winter storm in the middle of the country, it will catch up to us on sunday, the time line and the weekend is just ahead. out to the roads, good morning a couple of issues on the roads. in addition to the volume that we have got in place, 93 southbound, more headlights on the road in summerville. let's go to the maps, westbound route 2 watching a crash, one lane blocked by emerson and north of town, 93, starting to build the delays out of methuen and slow down to the spot pond, eastbound there is a crash by route 30, one lane is closed, 495 to 128. 20 to 25 minutes, south of town, 24 slow and the ride on the expressway, 20. braintreo

lawrence, 26 in worcester, let's head down to plymouth now at 31? with feels like temperature of 22, so it is a lot like yesterday in the respect that we have the wind chills if the teens and 20s to get things started. high temperatures make it into the low and mid-40s all day sunshine and into the evening we find those increasing clouds and temperature dropping back to the freezing point. so by the time you wake up tomorrow morning it is going to be very cold. here is game plan for thanksgiving, 10:00 a.m. football games, temperatures risk for freezing drizzle or a little bit of flurry. i think most of us there will be dry, same goes for 1:00 in the afternoon, temperatures gradually warming especially in the boston area, up to 38? and mid-30s and light and scattered showers. best bet north of the pike and inland towns and cities and for takes a little bit of that or freezing drizzle in the morning to make for some slippery roads and that's why i'm putting the word of warning out there. tomorrow's high temperatures low and mid-40s out across boston,

in the 20's from plymouth to white field. in the 40's in rochester. it would be a good idea to have heavy gear in the morning. last bell, temperatures will be a a lot warmer. heading into the low 60's in a few spots. i will show you the timing of the rain showers moving in later this week. cherise: authorities are looking for a suspect who attacked a woman walking on a trail in lebanon. lebanon police say the 23-year-old woman was attacked while walking off of loop road center. the woman was able to get away with minor injuries. police are looking for a white

plymouth, over toward barnstable, hyannis and the cape and the islands, only a few 1/100ths so far. there goes round one this evening, it let's out of here and then more rain towards, say, the midnight hour into morning drive time. so as far as rain amounts, we talked about worcester county, probably getting in heaviest, so inch, inch and a half, going to be likely as you go north and west of boston. down to the south and east, right now, it looks like lower amounts, overnight we'll have some rain coming in that will add on to it, but so far, it looks like the northern and western areas are going to get the brunt of it. here's 11:00 p.m. tonight, when i see you on fox 25 news tonight, i'm tracking the showers to the south and west. it will be intensifying and then they're with us through the overnight and there's 7:00 a.m. in morning. i expect the rain tomorrow to 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. shiri will have an update on that live of course as she's tracking things at 4:00 a.m., 5:00 a.m., so your early morning commute is wet early, but temperatures in upper 40's to lower 50's and then t

finally, right. 37 in boston right now, 39 in plymouth. and it's 46 down in hyannis. take a look at the forecast the next couple days, and it's relatively quiet. in fact, most of this week is quiet. a couple showers on wednesday, that should be it. nothing ruin any outdoor activities you have planned today. mostly sunny skies. temperatures reaching the low to a few mid-50s. we tend to favor the low 50s throughout the afternoon. a few more clouds across

and womens college hockey plymouth state hosted holy cross the panthers trailed 2-0 after the first period. but they regrouped they win a faceoff and get it over to courtney evans and he drive gets another power play in the 2nd great passing and shannon hickey tips it in from out front 2-2 game the crusaders win this one 5-3 college footballl unh football has a bye week. saint a's plays their season finale. limit state his home. dartmouth is at the cornell big red at 1:30 >> thank you. it is a party 108 years in the making. still to come tonight we wi >> the day after the chicago cubs' historic world series win, their front office got years to celebrate a world series win but cubs fans , couldn't wait another minute to line the parade route today. this was the scene in grant park when the gates opened to fans. city officials estimate that 5 million people turned out for the parade and rally honoring the new world series champs. thanks for joining us for news tonight at 11:00. he is so funny, and so smart, and my best friend. all families have challenges, and my mom instilled in us very ear

cindy: the first flakes there in plymouth, absolutely. although it was cloudy in the plymouth area. a lot of the state had bright sunshine. from plymouth to the cape, we we're all dealing with the clouds this morning thanks to the storm that is really kicking up the wind. it's an impact weather day due to the wind and cold. there are snow showers wrapping around the system. heavier snow from the berkshires out through new york state. a lot of lake-effect snow. locally, snow showers and flurries. wind advisory up till 10:00 this evening. could be some gusts close to 50 miles per hour. you can see the gusts through they are not going to quit until the overnight hours. it is a windy one for today. and those wind chills getting no higher than the 20's today. so it is feeling like winter. that's what you want to dress for today. we'll see a little sunshine this afternoon. temperatures, though, not even getting up to 40 degrees in boston. look at new york, philly and d.c. stuck in the 40's with lake-effect snows. notice chicago, bright sunshine, 40 degrees, a little wedge of nicer weather

his senior season was one for the plymouth high school record books. rushing for 2373 yards. he also runs track and plays lacrosse for plymouth but he hopes to enjoy football in college. lows in the games. it is a crazy experience. we put in countless hours in the weight room and looking at film and it has paid off for us. jim: they got into the giving spirit. the student athletes read stories and even did some bowling with the children. the head coach shared these photos from today's get photos from today's get together. close one. first quarter, vikings down. matt asiata ties the game at seven with a rushing touchdown. it stayed close drop again. late fourth quarter, vikings driving but sam bradford throws an interception. it is picked up by darius slate. sensing -- setting up the game-winning field goal by matt what -- was a pretty good one as well. washington trailing in the red zone. a one possession game. dallas answers with their star rookie quarterback deck prescott. he ends up scoring here. they go back-and-forth. dallas wins. also, pittsburgh steelers on pace to bea

and 48 from plymouth to boston. fitchburg at 49. worcester at 43 degrees. although we do kick start things nice and clear. a little bit of a breeze already at 13 miles per hour. it gets much windier as the day hanging tight where they are. by 8 a.m. 45 degrees and we will get up to 50 in the worcester area today. a lot of stuff will rise into the mid- to upper 50s. and we have got a period of clouds that come through between 10 a.m. and about 1 p.m. that's our front. a front that is stirring up rain and snow in northern new england and future cast kind of breaks it down running into such dry air here that is can't dry as it tries to get down to the ground. 10 a.m. points north of the boston and north of the pike and partly cloudy skies. and by 1 p.m. we have got those clouds focused across the south coast, cape and islands. not a lot of clouds. ends. you mostly sunny for many of you today. this afternoon sustained winds, 15 to 25 miles per hour. and even stronger gusts in that, so it is going to be very wind blown for any activities and parades you plan on

head out to plymouth at 40 degrees right now. we are visiting plymouth because this is the spot that will see on and off clouds today. specifically southeastern massachusetts. the cape will get the thickest but 8 a.m., i have got 43 degrees in plymouth. by 10 a.m., 47 degrees. we top out close to 50, but we are probably not quite going to make it in plymouth today. and things should clear out as we hit into the evening hours. so i don't think it will be completely overcast in plymouth. just a little more cloud than in boston. ipswich, 48. lower 50s in lawrence, framingham and norwood and newspaper southern new hampshire. worcester at 47 degrees. and all you folks will see sunshine ahead. future morning clouds because those north winds are just dragging all this moisture right into the south shore, the cape and islands. boiling down to a little cloud cover, yes, but this afternoon you can see we brighten up very nicely. easy going drive home from work and election day tomorrow, honestly, no weather excuses here. it will be bright

find your own path at plymouth state university. see further up here. sean: welcome back, everybody. a resort off the eastern coast of africa is offering a very unique getaway. you can sleep with the fishes. as they say. the hotel has an underwater room. it is about 800 feet from shore so you can see. the room provides incredible views of tropical fish and a nearby coral reef. kevin: in case you were wondering where erin is this morning. food and drinks are ferried in from the mainland. but if you want to enjoy life in a fishbowl, it will cost about$1500 a night. sean: how much do you take on room service when they have to company the water? kevin: that is a good point. sean: there are a lot of big hits in the nfl, but apparently not all the hits are on the field or during the game. the minnesota vikings were running out onto the field yesterday for their game against guys for the tv broadcast got in the way, and was run over by one of the defensive tackles. number 98 there. kevin: you watch this, and surprisingly other than his , pride, the man wasn't

plymouth at 32. and it is 31 degrees right now in lexington. likewise 31 in portsmouth, new hampshire. mostly dry turkey day. shiri is keeping an eye on sprinkles and flurries coming our way. timing out where and when that will be coming up in less than five minutes. investigating a deadly wrong-way crash on 495 overnight that happened near the spruce street overpass in plainville around 2:00 this morning. state police say a car was driving north on the southbound side between exit 13 and 14 when it struck another vehicle. the wrong-way driver was killed and the driver in the other car was taken to rhode island hospital. they are still trying to piece together what happened and why that driver was going the wrong way on the highway. >>> looking live in saugus where a fire ravish and two neighbors were able to rescue the man inside. the daily item report that two men saw the flames and ran inside but heavy smoke forced them out four or five times. they were able to go back in to rescue a man inside. our michael henrich is on the scene and has a