>> yeah, we've got new models coming in and narrow down the timing of the rain this if you're stepping out the door right now, we do have a few scattered showers out there. temperatures in the 30s and 40s. near freezing marks in some locations, wouldn't be surprised places. all due to low pressure push to go the east, pushing a cold front to the region. look down across the southeast, the reason i'm showing the rain down here, this is all going to lift north ward and give us another round of heavy rain as we head into the afternoon hours. so through the region, expecting temperatures to climb into the low 50s. i'll show out the hour by hour forecast and when to expect the rain to arrive and when it will end. over to you. heather hegedus: breaking this morning, a stand off is over in norton. the man accused of starting it by firing at police is dead now. blair miller: live in norton this morning, stephanie coueignoux, police are piecing it all together. >> reporter: blair in is still an active investigation. police right now still trying to figure out how that man decided whether he may have killed himself or whether police may have shot and killed him. take a look behind me you can see this area blocked off with crime scene and right behind there, that is the home where the lights are on, that is the happened. take a look at this video, you can see how many officers responded to this scene. started around 10:30 last night when neighbors called police after they heard yelling coming from inside that home. officers arrived and when they knocked on the door, a man inside they say started shooting at them. police fired back and immediately called for back up. mass. state police swat team members and a few other agencies came out as well. police eventually found the man dead inside the home. but again this morning they're still trying to figure out exactly how he died. police told me the man had been that night. she was able to get out of the house before police arrived. okay. police also still investigating the relationship between the man and woman. we know the man lived here at the home. they aren't sure, though, whether the woman does. and again this investigation could still take a few more hours. you can see this scene behind me. meantime, coming up in 30 minutes, the tool police used to safely get inside that home. in norton, i'm stephanie coueignoux, fox 25 news. blair miller: this morning, we're also trying to get more information from police about a shooting in roslindale, they're not releasing many details on this. we know it happened at the oakland cemetery around 9 o'clock. a man taken to the hospital with serious injuries. not word on an arrest or how that man is doing this morning. a manna the hospital this morning after being shot in the head and shoulder in brockton. the enterprises reported it happened in a parking lot at the corner of main and crescent street. in a man it was flown to a boston hospital and state police looked for a possible suspect, we do have calls in to police for more information on this. heather hegedus: now into the investigation of the hamilton toddler who was kidnapped. 2-year-old remains in the hospital but her condition is improving as her former baby-sitter gets ready to face a judge tomorrow. 2-year-old lyndon albers went missing yesterday, she was found miles from her home, hours later. police say the baby-sitter broke into her home and abducted. after fox 25 learned police found her in the e.r. of north shore medical center. it's not clear why she was in the hospital. she is being held without bail and in addition of kidnapping breaking and entering assault and battery and a weapons charge. stay with us on ira and online at myfoxboston.com as we continue to stay on stop of this story for you. blair miller: a beverly woman now died for being in the hospital after police say a case of domestic violence. 40-year-old edith black share was attacked on friday night. her estranged husband is a suspect in the case. he is currently in custody. heather hegedus: nearly a dozen people in hyde park are without a home this morning after this house fire burned for an hour last night. on greenwood avenue, as fire crews worked to get the flames under control. the chief said it started around 5:30. either started or accelerated by gas in the home. four people, including 3 and 5-year-old were trapped and had to be rescued. fortunately, everybody did make it out safely. but now family members are grieving over what was inside. >> we just lost my dad a couple months ago, his ashes and his pictures are in there. we lost everything. >> we lost everything. basically what i own right now is what i have on. heather hegedus: they're trying to salvage what they can can and figure out what started that fire. blair miller: thanks to technology, we got this shot from police. it can notify police when shots are fired, went off in roxbury, wept to that area and found a group of people and this loaded gun. a man tried to hide it from officers under a car. they arrested 21-year-old anthony flores for not having a license to carry. heather hegedus: officers say 8 people robbed at gun point after going on dating websites and agreeing to meet at homes in now 31-year-old with a queen robinson is arrested. >> cat fishers, trying to hurt people or steal money from them. heather hegedus: online daters are advised never to meet anyone they don't know in a place that is not heavy populated. blair miller: a bomb threat on board a plane is under investigation. a turkish air flight that left new york city was forced to make an emergency landing in nova scotia. it was on the way from jfk to istanbul when the threat came in. once it landed, the praen was searched but they found nothing. also new, the president coming out overnight with a strong message for isis. >> we do not succumb to fear. we will not accept the idea that restaurants and theaters and hotels are the new normal or we are powerless to stop them. blair miller: this come in after shelter in place. brussels remains on the highest terrorist level. they have an imminent attack like the one in paris. the transit system closed. everyone warned not to gather in large groups. it has been more than a week of course since those deadly attack attacks in paris that left 130 people dead. >> mali is in a state of emergency after 21 people were killed in the nation's capital, leading to an hour's long hostage situation. now, family members of a massachusetts native killed in the terror attack say they're devastated by the senseless violence and terrorism that took her life. anita datar was born in western massachusetts and grew up in new jersey, she spent most of her career working to improve global health services for under served communities. friends describe her as the kindest and most generous person they knew. >> we're devastated by our wonderful daughter who is doing the work that she loves. we have no further comment at this time and ask that you respect our privacy. >> datar is the only american known to have died in the attack. she is sir vooifld by her parents, brother and a young son. blair miller: security still a big concern after the terror attacks and the threat in brussels. last night's football game bc versus notre dame with extra officers there. also a head's up for monday night's pats game in foxboro. you might want to get there early. heather hegedus: three detailses of ebola confirmed in line beer i can't, this after it was declared ebola free a couple weeks ago. the fourth wave of outbreaks, the new cases are all within the same family. this as the world health organization, recently declared the epidemic was over. blair miller: there's a push on beaken cohill to ban a controversy treatment to minors. it's called conversion therapy and some therapists use it to try to change someone's sexuality. matthew was a former patient. >> i told doctors that whatever came up for me naturally was wrong and i now i had to take all of these steps in curing it. blair miller: the techniques include hip knowles sis, even pornography. some states already ban this being done on minor and tonight at 10, sara underwood finds out what makes this therapy controversial and why some people want to keep it legal. chicago is digging out one of the divorce snowstorms they have had in the last quarter of a century. heather hegedus: plus local school districts have a new way of keeping children safe. next an inside look at the small piece of technology that is making sure child predators stay away from schools. sarah wroblewski: it's 44 right in boston. temperatures back into the 30s right . heather hegedus: welcome bark, a woman and man from new hampshire are dead after their car was hit head on by an 18-year-old driver. police say 18-year-old lamb flaherty was travelling west on route 9. janet from wills borrow was travelling east. flaherty went off the road, returned struck the center line and struck her suv. her passenger, james bouchard, also from hillsboro, died on scene. the other driver, flaherty, wasn't injured. it doesn't appear that drugs or alcohol were factors. blair miller: midwest gets the first taste of this, a major snowstorm this season. more than a foot reported in five states. are dumped some of the heaviest snow chicago has seen in the last century. while chicago was dealing with that. a fire broke out if in a sky scraper, pouring out of 50th floor in hancock tower. four people had minor injuries. firefighters got to the flames pretty quickly. and now looking for a cause. heather hegedus: there's a new type of technology being used in local schools to protect your children. designed to keep predators out and away from students. fox 25 elizabeth hopkins got a look at how it works and what happens when it's detected. >> reporter: there's a new high tech screening system to protect systems. >> it's a scary world we live in now. >> reporter: it's called report tore and it's designed to keep registered sex offenders out of school. requiring staff, parents and visitors to get clear with each entry. >> basically gives us a real good understanding of who comes in our building, we know who they are and there's a listing of exactly who they are. we got to see how it looks when we got checked in. first visitors get buzzed into the building. but aren't allowed past the two second set of doors until their driver's license is scanned. >> i think people who commit crimes, typically look for a target that's easily accessible and they don't have to identify themselves. the tighter we make the system security wise, the less likely someone is going to want to come in here and do something. >> reporter: if if there's a match, the administration is alerted once it clears you u you get a photo i.d. expect badge to enter the building. 13,000 schools around the country are using report torn. 15,000 registered sex offenders. fox 25 learned that 23 districts in massachusetts have report tore, including danvers, happen noefrp and tewksbury. there are none in new hampshire. the best response is a planned prevention. >> i think it's a major deterrent that we work on a daily basis. >> the system program called 1600 dollars for each school and annual fee of $480 per building. >> parents say of you can't put life. >> i'm all for it, better safe than sorry. heather hegedus: last year, they found seven who were trying to enter their schools. some sex offenders registered a that database: sarah wroblewski: is good sunday morning, everybody. we're going to be dealing with a little more wet weather today compared to yesterday, where it was pretty nice. lots of sunshine. this morning, waking up to temperatures on the chiller side, with spotty light showers, tracking those through the morning. they'll be very hit or miss. but during the afternoon. ly anticipating to see some heavier steadier rain to arrive. especially southeastern areas. and this all comes ahead of colder air that will be marching in for the beginning of the week. so waking up to temperatures, 44 in boston right now, 43 in bedford. 33 in nashua. a patch of rain down here across parts of rhode island as well as the south coast, new bedford, getting towards norwood, 31, wouldn't be surprised to see a wintery mix, noting that places of northeast of keene this morning. areas also dry. all part of this system that moved through the midwest bringing snow to parts of chicago. this cold front will continue to push on through. but i want to point out, we take a look further south and sure enough, there's more wet weather developing off of the southeast coast and this will ride along this weather boundary as it pushes eastward and clip southeastern areas later on today. the exact extent of how far west it goes is something we have to watch very closely. it looks as though now boston will be getting wet as we head into the afternoon. taking a, look at the future cast by late morning, 11 o'clock, just some spotty showers, even a few breaks of sun, very possible through central and western parts of the state. but as we head into the afternoon, around 2, 3 o'clock, we start to see the rain redevelop, in fact, become heavy at times. off shore. darker shades of yellow indicating some steadier rain, notice the sharp cut off of where we see precipitation and further west and knot you go, sdrier conditions. cooler air pour in through the back end of this system. special close to midnight, we're going to start see a brief period of light snow mixing on in on the backside. it's going to be a race between the dryer air pushing in and the system pushing off shore. as for the precipitation, lighter amount to the north and west. north and east, inch, and inch and a half down across the cape and islands. where we actually see that line of where that rain will go, we'll let us know exactly how much rain. but expecting anywhere from a quarter inch, to three quarters of an inch anywhere in the city of boston. the if you plan your day, get your errands done in the morning, in the afternoon. that's when the steady rain arrives. colder tonight, temperatures drop back, take a look at the seven day forecast. back in 20s and 30s. the tomorrow we struggle to get out of the low 40s, a cold one at the pats game with temperatures below freezing, hold onto the cool conditions on tuesday. we start to see improvement, travelling tuesday or wednesday, looking fantastic, looking dry. thursday loose looking dry, getting into the 50s. great for all of those football games in the morning. there's your latest forecast. heather hegedus: looking good for thanksgiving. transcripts are putting encrypting cell phone services under intense scrutiny. coming up the way advocates say cell phone enchristian protect not just what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? heart healthy california walnuts. great tasting, heart healthy so simple. get the recipes at walnuts.org. intfrjts the terrorists attacks bring more to the race for the white house. heather hegedus: christian shows us the stinging some aimed directly at president obama. >> reporter: donald trump rolling back some of those statements. first he wanted to establish a mandatory database for all also stated he wants to shut down certain mosques. now he says he wants surveillance on those mosques. he also says he wants a database, but not on muslims, only on refugees. >> i want surveillance, and i don't care. are you ready? they're going to make it such a big deal. they're going to make it so big. he said something so politically incorrect. i want surveillance of certain mosques, okay? >> reporter: on the democratic side, hillary clinton called trump's remarks shocking and they should be denounced by all presidential candidates. >> it doesn't work to shut our borders and pull out the gangplank. that weakens us and it also validates what some of these terrorists are saying. refreezing rained from using radical islam. 69 percent of americans are saying we are at war with radical islam. and 54 oppose accepting syrian refugees. senator rubio agrees. >> given the fact that we know that there's an isis is deliberately using the refugee crisis as a way to fight in other countries. >> reporter: more than half the people surveyed said they're not confident in the government's ability to identify possible transcripts who may be among those syrian refugees. in washington, kristen fisher, fox news. heather hegedus: and every day activity turned up side down for one local hiker. coming up, the freak accident that caused these injuries to a four legged friend. sarah wroblewski: heavier rain on the way. i'll show you when to expect that coming up. >> reporter: one man is dead new this morning, wha heather hegedus: and this morning, we continue to follow the story of that hamilton toddler found naked and miles from her home. we broke the news yesterday morning on the fox 25 morning news of the arrest of the little girl's baby-sitter, 21 abigail hannah, seen right here, is now charged with kidnapping lyndon albers. it's not clear why hannah allegedly took the 2-year-old. we'll have more on hannah's arrest, though, coming up. first it is 6:30 a.m., on sunday november 22nd. i'm heather hegedus >>mm-hmm. i'm blair miller. and fox 25 meteorologist sarah wroblewski joins us. changes from yesterday. sarah wroblewski: scattered showers breaking out as a cold front will be pushing on through. so just hit or miss showers. we've got steadier rain across the south coast. temperatures on the chiller side. low to mid 40s. if taking a closer look, don't be surprised to run into rain drops, in places like, new bedford, bourne, plymouth too. continues to move to the east, these showers, mixing as freezing mark. through special worcester county, a few rain drops. future tests do show these scattered showers will come to an end by lunchtime. as temperatures climb to the 50s. but by the afternoon. steadier rain redevelops across the region. the best spots of seeing that heavier rain coming up in just a few. heather hegedus: following breaking news this morning, a stand off in norton is over. a man accused of firing at police this morning is dead. blair miller: fox 25 stephanie coueignoux is live this morning. police are now trying to piece all of this together, stephanie. >> reporter: this morning, we have seen police for the last few hours with cameras and flash lights around this home. meanwhile, taking a look behind me, you can actually see the spotlight still shining on this home where the took place. this happened around 10:30 last night. neighbors called 911 to report loud yelling at this home. when officers arrived, they say the man started shooting at them. and officers fired back. we also learned there was a woman inside this home. she was actually able to run to safety before police arrived. and we are told she is okay. a swat team eventually used a robot with a video camera to go inside that home. that's when they found the man dead inside. norton police tweeted out the area was safe just after 3 o'clock this morning. at this point, they're still investigating how the man died. killed himself. or if he was killed when police returned fire. police also looking into the relationship between the man and woman. they told me the man doesn't live here at the home. but they're not sure about the woman. we are speaking to neighbors once they wake up about what they may have seen, what they may have heard. coming up in 30 minutes, the action the police took right before that man opened fire. in norton, i'm stephanie coueignoux, fox 25 news. blair miller: more now on our developingtory this morning. that hamilton 2-year-old is in the hospital this morning but is in good condition. she was kidnapped by her former baby-sitter. 2-year-old lyndon albers dis appeared from her home friday morning. now her former baby sitter is being charged. 21 abigail hannah seen here is in custody. took her in custody yelled found her in e.r. in salem. it's not clear why hannah was if had the hospital. she's being held without bail tomorrow. fox 25 will have full coverage of that on air and online at myfoxboston.com. happening today, a wake is being held this morning for a baby who died last week from a blunt force trauma to the head. shawn sylvester's death now ruled a homicide. so far no charges filed. but a man living in the same house is being charged with child sex abuse images. 21-year-old tommy page in visual representations of a baby boy engaging in sexually splils sit conduct. the charges against page have nothing to do with baby shawn's death. >> nude pictures of a boy in sexual positions or whatever, but it wasn't of sj, separate incident. blair miller: tommy page is not facing charges in baby shawn's death. heather hegedus: we're learning more of a deadly shooting in blackstone, around 7:30. neighbors called 911 after hearing gunshots. respond to a home on mendon street and found 43 kevin gonzalez dead. an autopsy will be performed to determine exactly how he died. ashland police followed a play from a man's own book to arrest him on harassment charges. 26-year-old kevin scott is accused of using facebook to repeatedly message, friend request and send violent video clips to a woman in ashland. but police couldn't catch up with him because he was in florida, so they waited, watched his facebook page, when he posted about visiting his mother in massachusetts. police greeted scott at the home in handcuffs. now he's in custody being held on $20,000 bail. blair miller: new this morning, more than 100 missing in a landslide. it happened near a jade mine. most of the victims are villagers gathering scraps from the mine. heather hegedus: this morning, a dog is recovering after a freak accident on a hike. cat rock park in weston on thursday. dog jake, ran ahead of its owner on a trail and somehow ended up with a stick lodged in jake's chest. veterinarians say jake's story is not that unusual for dogs. apparently jake is one lucky dog, though, because the stick organs. as you can see he was treated and expected to make a full recovery in roughly two weeks. blair miller: as we sit down on thursday, enjoy our holiday meal, it will be extra special for some people. how the salvation army is stepping up to make sure everyone has a thanksgiving to remember. heather hegedus: working to overseas. hundreds of boxes packed and the more on the mission, to send the women and men serving our country something to smile sarah wroblewski: and we've got a lot of clouds this morning, showers. temperatures climbing, though, a little milder than yesterday. introducing longhorn' great steak pairings. with your choice of slow roasted baby back ribs... redrock 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a group in weymouth are getting together to make sure once again, the men and celebrate. heather hegedus: dozens of volunteers got together putting together their care packages. katherine has more. >> reporter: at first glance, one might mistake this for santa's workshop. >> hats, christmas hats, stockings, some christmas trees. >> reporter: but these packages won't end up under a child's tree. and these aren't your typical holiday cards. >> it says dear veterans, thank you for serving our country. >> today we're packing packages to send to the troops overseas. >> reporter: it started out with a local guy who needed some supplies while serving overseas, it's turned into this, more than 350 boxes everything filled with essentials, to halloween candy, to pieces from home. for some it is personal. >> another son is there, and it's become full circle. >> the i have a daughter in the military too. >> we've been doing this for twelve years and today we packed boxes for our son serving in afghanistan. >> reporter: truly a community effort, from schools, churches, donating goods and manpower. eleven years later, still going strong, an effort to bring comfort and joy to those far away but never forgotten. >> they have no idea that a package is coming and they open it up. in the meantime, holiday season as well with their red kettles and ringing bells. but the salvation army does so much more than that. how they make sure everybody has a meal on the table for thanksgiving. blair miller: smartphones can make it easier to track terrorists. next the reason they say giving up that security would be bad dunkin's new sweet black pepper bacon sandwich, with double the slices of caramelized crispy pepper bacon. it's the bacon experience you've been waiting for. bacon up. america runs on dunkin'. 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encrypted messages to communicate. some lawmakers are calling for legislation guaranteeing federal inscription during criminal investigations. both the house and senate are planning to hold hearings on the charged topics. >> without encryption, all the things we do online, whether the phones or computer, would be insecure, e-mail, banking, shopping, privacy advocates warn, creating a way for law enforcement to access that encrypted data would put your personal information at risk. >> and if you want to make sure there's a back door for one party, other folks can access that same back door. if you actually potentially open up access to others for bad behavior. >> reporter: tech companies aren standing firm, saying easing surveillance capabilities is a breach of customer's privacy. in washington, jack clinical felt, fox 25 news. >> now your local forecast from meteorologist sarah wroblewski and the fox 25ly storm tracker weather team. sarah wroblewski: if you're just waking up, good morning, everyone. temperatures on the chillier side. america kurpry back into the 30s out there, in dedham 31. heading north along 128, burlington 36. lots of clouds, but also dealing with a few scattered showers along the south shore, the south coast, places like new bedford, temperatures in the 30s and 40s. to the north and west, little cooler in some spots. lower 30s parts of new hampshire. lots of clouds around. anticipated because we are going to be dealing with the risk of some scattered showers through the morning hours. but by this afternoon, we're actually going to bump up the chance of rain, steadier rain especially across the southeast and that will continue through tonight. the by tomorrow, just a few lingering showers possible for the cape and islands. other wise we're drying out and boy are we cooling off. your hour by hour rain fall does project to see a good shrug of rain. from boston up to nashua, watch the rain the that moves in this afternoon. how far west it gets or how far east it stays. but even in the boston area, we could be picking up anywhere between a half of an inch of rain. anticipating today, 40s yesterday, 50s today, temperatures a little cloudier. not going to be a wash out, talking about a few showers this morning. except for this afternoon, we're going to be dealing with that heavy steadier rain. there will be some dry periods. independent what happens tonight, temperatures really fall, fall back into the 20s, 30s, below freezing in some spots that may play a factor as this system moves on out. colder air well to the west of grakz great lakes region. some of the colder air following low pressure that is pushing through southern canada and pushing this cold front right through our area today. this is what we're going to be dealing with, this cold front providing the showers through your lunch hour. notice to the north and west, though, around lunchtime, we'll sunshine. notice what happens to the south, a storm system that develops and rides along the weather wounltd boundary, brings back the rain chances for southeast part of the state through the afternoon, 1 o'clock, to 3 o'clock, around 8:30 p.m., steadier rain down to southeast, north and west of boston, dryer staying cloudy, most of the precipitation off shore still enough to clip us rain. as that cold front comes on in, that rain may of transition to a few snowflakes on the back end. by monday, the system is out, temperatures are not going to recover that nicely. from 50s today, 40s tomorrow. and of course the patriots playing at home tomorrow night. it's going to be a cold one. it will be dry for travelling but if you're travelling this weekend, watch out, a few rain, possibly even some snow showers in the forecast. blair miller: good to know. here in boston. salvation army is making sure that no one goes hungry this year. handing out a basket with a turkey and all of the fixings. one family says it's something they've participating in for years. >> i think we have so much to be thank. and we want to help others to make sure they have something to be thankful for stew. blair miller: a greater need for turkeys this year, since turkey costs are soaring due to the bird flu. heather hegedus: former speaker of the house, has been diagnosed with prosstate cans serp in prison. this is the second diagnosis for de-macey since the conviction. telling the boston globe, it took nine months after a urologist recommended a biopsy see for that cancer to be diagnosed. he said the bureau of prisons have been unresponsive for the medical needs in the past. new technology makes it flying into logan faster, but that speed comes with a price. hear that, coming up, the push newly noisy it's been her fight for twenty years. something is wrong with our healthcare system and it needs to be fixed. then, it was about health reform and getting eight million kids covered. now, it's about stopping republicans from repealing obamacare, and taking on insurance 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smith. very fast. 19 and 9, notre dame go onto win this thing, final score, 19-16, they lose despite forcing five turn overs. now the garden, the maple leafs standing away the bruins. tuka rask was in the maple leafs all night last night. took cadoing his thing. big man, does he dan know char row having a good season. rask got 20th career shut out. the bruins win this thing, 2 to 0. the celtics have a game tonight. for now, brian soldmond, fox 25 sports. heather hegedus: live on the scene for you of a deadly shooting. started last night. still ahead what police say happened leading up to that man's death. the. sarah wroblewski: temperatures in the 40s and 50s today. a lot more clouds and tracking a few more clouds this morning. steadier rain for some areas later on today. latest timeline ahead. blair miller: plus a town stuck under a new noisy airline super highway. >> the fuel saving flight you see this look on my face? sfx: growling so i'm gonna have a snack to and once i do you will see contentment blossom across my face. make your tummy happy mmm it's been her fight for twenty years. something is wrong with our healthcare system and it needs to be fixed. then, it was about health reform and getting eight million kids covered. now, it's about stopping republicans from repealing obamacare, and taking on insurance companies to bring down drug prices. i'm not going to let any family be deprived of healthcare. i'm not going to let the republicans rip up obamacare and throw it away. . sarah wroblewski: right now, tracking showers this morning, but steadier rain this afternoon. my updated timeline of when to expect the heaviest rain. >> reporter: police are investigating after a man inside this home started shooting at officers. new this morning, what led to this hour's long stand off. blair miller: a young woman due in court accused of kidnapping the little girl she used to baby sit. details emerging about where abigail hannah was when she was taken into custody. heather hegedus: plus the president of the united states sending a clear message to terrorists. >> we do not succumb to fear. heather hegedus: the latest out of belgium as that nation braces itself for what it is calling an imminent attack. >> complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is fox 25 morning news. heather hegedus: and those stories and so much more in minutes. but first, thanks for waking up with the fox 25 morning news it is sunday, 7 a.m., november 22nd. i'm heather hegedus. blair miller: and i'm blair miller. fox 25 joins us now. sarah wroblewski: gloomer with a lot of clouds in place. trailing a cold front. we've got some scattered showers really light for the cold front. more concerned about this precipitation the northeast, this is going to be our steady later on this evening. closer look at home. some of those rain drops across the southeast, temperatures in the 40s. 30s to the knot and west. the it is on the chiller side but where we should be this time of year. in boston, those temperatures in the 40s now to climb to the lower 50s as we head towards your lunch hour. a lot of clouds around, a hit or miss shower, but steadier rain develops this afternoon and continues through the evening. in fact, i'm going to show you where the the steadiest rain will be and when it will come to a close coming up. back to you. heather hegedus: breaking this morning, a terrifying night for one neighborhood is over. about you the man dead after a stand off ending in gunfire. blair miller: stephanie coueignoux is live in norton this morning, police trying to figure out exactly what happened there. >> reporter: and blair, we've seen a lot of police activity since we've been here around 4:30 this morning. meantime, in just the last 30 minutes, you can see some investigators right there in the middle of azalea street. this is where that stand off happened. that red device, measuring part of the street. take a look behind them. this is thom that was focussed in if stand off. and you can see how many officers responded to the situation. this all started around 10:30 last night. that's when neighbors called police. after they heard yelling coming from inside the home. officers arrived and when they knocked on the door, that's when they say a man inside started shooting at them. police fired back and immediately called for back up, mass. state police arrived, swat team members arrived. police eventually found a man dead inside the home. this he are still trying to figure out exactly how he died, whether he killed himself or whether he died after police fired back at him. police also told me the man had been fighting with a woman in the house earlier that night. they say she was able to get out safely before police arrived and we're told that she is okay. police, though, this morning, still investigating the relationship between the man and a woman. they told us the man lives at the home. this e.r. not exactly sure whether the woman does as well. this investigation could take hours. police being very thorough, seen them with cameras and flashlights in and out of the home. the coming up in 30 minutes, the tool they used to be aible to safely enter that home. in norton, i'm stephanie coueignoux, fox 25 morning news. blair miller: this morning, we're also trying to get more information from police about a shooting in roslindale. not releasing many disabout this. it happened at the cemetery last night around 10 o'clock. video from scene there we got. a man was taken to the hospital with serious injuries no word on any arrest or how that man is doing this morning. a man in the hospital this morning after being shot in the head and shoulder in brockton. the enterprises is reporting it happened in a parking lot at the corner of main and cress september street. that man flown to a boston hospital and state police looked for a possible suspect. we do have calls in to police heather hegedus: investigation into that hamilton kidnapping. this morning, we're learning the 2-year-old kidnapped remains in the hospital but is improving. this as her former baby-sitter gets ready to face a judge tomorrow. 12-year-old lyndon albers went missing friday morning from her hamilton home. she was found hours later with her head shaved, naked and bruised. her former baby-sitter was the one who broke into the home and abducted her. took abigail hannah into custody after fox 25 learned police found hannah in the e.r. of north shore medical center. it's not clear why hannah was in the hospital. she's now being held without bail. in addition to kidnapping charges faces charges of breaking and entering, assault and battery, and even a weapons charge. fox 25 has all of the details on this investigation for you. stay with us on air and online on myfoxboston.com, as we continue to is stay on top of this story as it continues to develop. blair miller: a beverly woman now died after being in the hospital for what police say a case of domestic violence. edith black share was attacked on monday night, her estranged husband, axle is the suspect in this case. currently in custody. heather hegedus: nearly a deputies people in hyde park are without a home this morning take a look. the flames burning for hours last night. this was the scene on greenwood avenue as firefighters drived to get those flames under control. it started around 5:30 and was either started or accelerated by gas in the home. four people, including a 3 and 5-year-old were trapped inside and had to be rescued. everybody made it out safely but now family members are grieving over what was lost inside. >> and we just lost my dad a couple of months ago and his articlings are in there, all of his pictures, we lost everything. >> basically we lost everything. what we have on, is basically what i own right now. heather hegedus: just devastating. fire investigators will be going back in the home today trying to salvage what they ask and try to determine exactly what started that fire. blair miller: shots fired led police to a loaded gun thanks to technology. this picture right here from boston police, the shots finder system which did can notify police shots fired in certain areas went off early saturday in roxbury, police went to the area and found a groom of people and this loaded gun. a man tried to hide it from officers under a scar. arrested 21-year-old anthony floor resident for not having a license to scary. heather hegedus: boston police made an arrest in cat fishing spree. going on dating sites and agreeing to meet at home in mattapan and roxbury. joaquin was arrested friday. online daylighters should always be cautious. >> every single dating site out there, is populated with scammers, cat fishers trying to hurt people or scam money from heather hegedus: also advised never the meet anyone you don't know, in a place that's not heavily populated. blair miller: a bomb threat on board a plane is under now. here's what we know about this, a turkish airlines flight left new york city forced to make and emergency landing in nova scotia, on the way to istanbul when the threat came in. once it landed, bomb sniffingdologies sniffed the plane and luggage but didn't find anything. that flight is expected to continue this morning, as the also new this morning, the president coming out overnight with a strong message for isis. >> we do not succumb to fear. we will not accept the idea that terrorist assaults on restaurants and theaters and hotels are the new normal or that we're powerless to stop them. blair miller: his, ras come as american citizens in belgium's capital are told to shelter in place. this morning, brussels remains on its highest terrorist alert. calling imminent attacks similar to paris. 130 people killed last week after six locations around paris were attacked by terrorist and suicide bombers. heather hegedus: this morning, mali remains under a state of emergency a following friday's attack on a hotel. 21 people were killed in mali's capital when two gunmen stormed, leading to hour's long hostage situation. the now members of a massachusetts native killed in that attack, they're devastated by the senseless violence and terrorism that took her life. aneat dah datar grew up in western mass. she grew up in new jersey. she spent most of her work working to improve global health services for under served communities. friends describe datar as the kindest and most generous person they knew. >> we are devastated by the loss of our wonderful daughter who is doing the work she loves. we have no further comment at this time and ask that you respect our privacy. thank you. heather hegedus: datar is continualo merge known to have died in the attack. she is survived by her parents, her brother and also a young son. blair miller: right now a push on beacon hill to ban a controversy if therapy treatment for minors, conversion therapy, some therapists use it to try to change? people's sexuality. matthew was a former patient. >> i had doctors who were telling me whatever did come up for me naturally was wrong. and i now had to take all these steps in curing it. include, hip knowles sis, even pornography pornography. some ban the therapy from being used on minors. sara underwood tonight makes why this therapy makes it controversial and why some people want to still make it legal. heather hegedus: the two-year-old bella bond will be buried in windsor next to her paternal grandmother. the case began in june when her body was found in a bag on dear eye lend which appeared to have washed ashore. for months she was only known as baby doe as authorities struggled to identify her remains. just two months ago, bella's mother, rachelle and her boyfriend, michael mccarthy were arrested. mick scar thee charged with murder. her mother, being charged accessory. both have pleaded not guilty. blair miller: chicago is digging out of one of the worse in the last century. coming up, these flames started apartment. heather hegedus: turns out logan has a new system making things louder for some communities. next how the system works and what those towns are doing to fight, bah. right now. but today climbing into the mid and even upper 50s across the southeast, upper 40s to mid 50s but it comes with clouds and it's the holidays. which means a house full of people -- who all want to get online. so it's the perfect time for verizon fios. it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for 79.99 a month online for your first year. and with a 2 year agreement, we'll give you all the premium movie channels for a year. plus, 400 dollars back. so go online or call now. heather hegedus: time now 7:14 and a woman and manual from new hampshire dead this morning, after a car struck on by an 18-year-old driver. happened saturday in new hampshire, the central part of that state, 18-year-old liam flaherty from farmington new york travelling west on route 9, janet wilmington from hillsboro travelling east. flaherty's car lost control, went off the road, returned, crossed the center line and struck wilmington's suv, she succumbed to her injuries. her passenger, james bouchard also from hillsboro died on scene. but the other driver, flaherty, was not injured. state police are investigating but do not think drugs or alcohol were factors. blair miller: some cars ditched on the side of the road in iowa, as the midwest gets first taste of a major snowstorm this season. more than a foot reported in areas across five states. system dumped heaviest snow chicago has seen in the last century. while chicago was dealing with that. a fire also broke out in the chicago sky scraper. see those flames up there on 50th floor of the hancock tower. five people minor injuries, one person in that unit when the fire started. firefighters got to the flame fairly quickly. now looking for a cause. heather hegedus: the constant error of airplanes back home here flying overhead, can rattle the windows and some people's nerves. some local towns dealing with this for years. fox 25 investigates, though, has learned a new system for guiding flights in and out of logan is making things worse in several towns. fox 25 jean lavanchy shows us some towns are fighting back. >> >> reporter: it's been a sleep yif bedroom town where now it's hard to sleep. >> it's reduced people's quality of life. >> reporter: state representative robert grew up in hamilton and say it's never been like this. >> people are going to move. they're talking about putting theirly houses up for sale. >> reporter: the town finds itself under a noisy super highway. recent changes in and out of logan, over a concentrated of hamilton, where he lives. >> flames come over behind my house, fly directly overhead. a lot of noise, probably every 90 seconds or so. starting 5:30 a.m. going until 12:30. >> reporter: mass port received 9,000 noise complaints. 17 percent of those are from since the new flight patterns went into effect, in towns like hull, arlington and winchester. >> i think there are real health consequences for having 515 planes over your house 18 hours a day. that cannot be good for you. >> reporter: congressman lynch is looking into the problem. here's what we're talking about, this easy are roughly the old flight paths in yellow here. but now on days when the winds call for it the next gm, gokul venkatachalam ps takes planes coming from the south, over a narrow approach over the runway, over milton and other towns. faa this system is much more fuel efficient and cuts down on travel time. >> reporter: mass port says it noise. they are working with faa on noise abatement requiring some departing planes to make a sharp left turn over the harbor instead of flying straight over milton. >> reporter: what would you would you propose? >> equity. fanning in the industry. i believe it needs to be spread down. >> there's smart people working in the government. to figure out a way that cannot affect the same people every day all year long. >> reporter: residents in milton and surrounding towns are hoping a solution found soon in order to put the airplanes and their lives on a new path. jean la van chi fox 25 morning news. heather hegedus: boston is not the only city, phoenix, chicago and others have filed a lawsuit against the faa because of noise issues relating to this new gps system. meantime the agency has agreed to form a forum on the 3rd at milton high school. >> the fox 25 storm tracker weather team. sarah wroblewski: temperatures struggled to get out of the 40s. at least you saw that sunshine. to a lot of clouds out there. light spotty showers in spots. but we are going to be watching heavier rain to develop especially across the southeast and as far west as worcester hours. once that system moves on out, on in. today, temperatures will be actually be above normal. right around the upper 40s boston. already 40s, in the city. clouds out there, winds out of the south right now, feels like the lower 40gs, not too much of a wind chill. but it is chiller out to the north and west. temperatures back into the 30s, 40s for the cape and islands, 50 on the vineyard. where you're seeing that green, light showers, very hit or miss through the morning hours with a lot of clouds in play. thanks to low pressure that will continue to push to the east, pushing this cold front right across our region. one thing i want to point out, while we do have spotty showers now, take a look down across the southeast. we're starting to see some better organized precipitation come together and this system is going to ride along this weather boundary and just clip southeastern areas with some steadier rain as we held into the afternoon. so as you go through the day today, even around your lunch hour, anticipate to see some breaks of sunshine through central and western parts of the state. more clouds along the coast and for the cape a few of those showers, then as we head into the afternoon notice what happens, 2, 3 o'clock, steadier rain starts to move on in. again, weapon could get as far as worcester seeing some of this rain, where you're seeing those darker shades of yellow, devheavier downpours. further west you go as you head through the evening hours, it's going to be july out there, sharp cult off where we see rain and where we don't were and where we see rain across the reason, some areas picking up over an inch, colder april filter on in, overnight tonight around 11 o'clock, not be surprise his to see a few wet snowflakes mixing in on the tail end of precipitation. clearing skies from west to east. and waking up on monday, well, some sunshine and colder conditions. so today we're looking at highs of upper 40s to low 50s, telleder rain across the southeast. and as we clear out, those temperatures will tumble back into the 30s in boston. that's why is we could see some of the wet snowflakes on the tail end of this system. 20s through the interior. and come tomorrow, highs upper 30s to low 40s. now, the good news is that as we take a look at the seven day forecast, the cooler weather doesn't stick under a too much but it will be cold for the pats game monday night, temperatures flow freezing likely. by tuesday, stuck in the 40s once again. a little better on wednesday, staying dry, great for travel if you're headed out for the holiday. as for thursday, we'll finally warm up above average into the 50s, perhaps 30s and 40s, football games, it's going to be sunny and dry. towards the weekend, if you're travelling after the holiday, just be prepared, he'll be watching a system that could snow. there's the look at your forecast. heather hegedus: sunny for the football games, i like it. a dog recovering this morning after a freak accident while playing. coming up, we'll tell you what happened to jake. and why it might make you keep a 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on the democrat, inc. side yesterday, hillary clinton said his remarks were shocking and should be denoujsed from all presidential candidates. >> it doesn't work for us to say we're going to shut our borders and pull up the gangplank. that weakens us and also validates some of what these terrorists are saying. >> reporter: clinton has repeatedly refrained from saying the words radical islam. according to a poll, 59 percent of americans are saying we are at war with radical islam. refugees. senator marco rubio agrees. >> you can't allow people you can't vet given the fact that you know that isis is deliberately using the refugee crisis as a way to inflit trait fighters into other countries. >> reporter: more than half the people surveyed said they're not confident in the government's ability to identify terrorists who the may be among those syrian refugees. in washington, kristen fisher, fox 25 news. heather hegedus: a high school cheerleader based on politics. blair miller: coming up this morning, what that team said that landed her in so much trouble. sarah wroblewski: below average temperatures yesterday to above. then back below. talking the temperature trend this week. plus the rain that comes along with the mild temperatures today. >> reporter: police are investigating after a manual inside this house started what happened this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first >> complete new england news coverage continues right now. this is fox 25 morning news. heather hegedus: on this morning, we continue to follow the story of that hamiltoned toler found naked and heard miles from her home. we broke the news right here on fox 25 news of the arrest of the little girl's baby-sitter. 21 year old abigail hannah now charged with kidnapping lyndon albers. it's not clear why hannah allegedly took the 2-year-old. we do have new details about hannah's arrest, where police caught up with her coming up. first it's 7:30 this morning. on sunday november 22nd, thanks for waking up with us, i'm heather hegedus. blair miller: i'm blair miller. fox 25 meteorologist sarah wroblewski is with us now. tracking wet weather today. sarah. sarah wroblewski: showers heading through new england. but for southern areas it's just rain. as temperatures are above freezing in most locations. in fact, 46 in boston. we are still in the 30s to the north and west. but as we travel down across the southeast, this is where we have our best shot of some showers right now. temperatures in the 40s. north and west, in places like worcester to holden, even westborough to middle son, lower parts of new hampshire. wind very light, turning towards the north. temperatures climb above normal today getting into the 50s. but as we had the chance of scattered showers this morning. we had a slightly better chance of steadier rain arriving this afternoon. take you through the timeline as well as when to expect over to you. >> breaking this morning, a terrifying night for one neighborhood is now over. but a man is dead after a stand off ended in gunfire. stephanie coueignoux is live in norton this morning, stephanie, police are trying to figure out exactly what happened there. >> reporter: and, blair, neighbors are waking up into this neighborhood, simply stunned by what happened. i spoke to a manual who lived nearby, he said the man involved in the stand off just moved into this neighborhood. you can see all of this crime scene tape surrounding this area, that the is home on azalea street where that stand off took place. the this all started around 10:30 last night. several neighbors called 911 to inside that home. when officers arrived, that's when the man started shooting at them. so officers fired back. this morning, we have learned there was a woman inside the home as well. we're told she was able to get arrived. and we are also told that she's doing okay. but a swat team also actually to go inside the home. that's when they discovered that man dead inside. norton police tweeting out the area around 3 a.m. the stand off just five hours, a little less than five hours long. at this point, though, trying to determine exactly how that man died. they're not sure whether they killed himself or whether he was shot and killed during that gunfire exchange. and police are also still looking into the relationship between the man and the woman. again, we know the man lived there. that's according to police. they aren't sure exactly whether the woman lived there. again, i've been speaking with some neighbors, coming up in 30 minutes, very frightening moments one man told me when that stand off started. in norton, stephanie coueignoux, fox 25 news. blair miller: more now on the developing story, hamilton 2-year-old remains in the hospital this morning. but is improving according to the da. she was kidnapped about i her former baby sitter, we have fold this story every stem of the way. 2-year-old lyndon albers us dis and yesterday morning, she was found hours later, make cemmed and bruised her held was shaved. police sayly they took abigail hannah in custody yesterday morning, after they found her in the e.r. in north shore medical center in salem. it's not clear why she was in the hospital. she is being held without bail and due to be arraigned fox 25 morning news will have coverage of that. on myfoxboston.com. happening today, a wake is being held this morning for a new hampshire baby who died last week in the blunt force trauma to the head. 11 month shawn sylvester's death now ruled a homicide. so far no charges filed in this. but a man who lived in the same house in alexandria is being charged with the child sex abuse images. 29-year-old tommy page had visual representations of a baby boy engaging in sexually explicit conduct. say the charges against page have nothing to do with baby shawn's death. >> there's nude pictures of a boy sexually positions or whatever. but it wasn't of sj. separately related incident. blair miller: we want to make it clear this morning, we do not know who is in those pictures. tommy page is not facing charges in baby shawn's death. heather hegedus: we are learning of a deadly shooting in blackstone. neighbors called 911 after hearing gunshots. responded to a home on men ton street and found 43 the kevin gonzalez dead. an autopsy will be perform to determine exactly how he died. and this morning, a dog recovered after a freak accident on a hike. it happened in cat rock park in weston on thursday. jake the pointer mix ran ahead. its owner on a trail and somehow right in his chest. veterinarians say jake's story is not that unusual for dogs. they do see this quite frequently. apparently jake is one lucky dog because that managed to miss all of his vital organs. good news. you can see veterinarians working hard on him. and he is now expected to make a full recovery in the next few. >> he really is lucky. >> good for jake. blair miller: as we sit down to enjoe i our holiday meal, physical be special for some people. making sure salvation army has a thanksgiving to remember. heather hegedus: love and well wishes overseas, hundreds of boxes are pakdz and ready to go now. we'll have more on the mission serving men and women of our country something to smile about >>sir, temperatures climbing out of the 30s into the 40s. but we're going to be seeing rain arriving this aftern when heartburn hits fight back fast tums smoothies starts dissolving your tongue and neutralizes stomach acid at the source tum, tum, tum, tum . blair miller: as the holidays approach, a group in weymouth is once again getting together to make sure the men and women who are serving have something to celebrate. heather hegedus: dozens of volunteers put together care packages. here's katherine with more. >> reporter: at first glance one might mistake this for santa's workshop. >> christmas trees, stockings. >> reporter: these packages won't end up under a child's tree: and these aren't your typical holiday cards. >> it says dear veterans thank you for serving our country. >> today we're packing packages to send to the troops ovseas. >> reporter: it started out with a local guy who needed some supplies while serving overseas. it turned into this, more than 350 boxes filled with everything from essentials to donated for some people here it's close to home. >> another son there, it's become full circle. >> i have a daughter in the military too. we've been doing this for twelve years and today we packed pack e boxes for our son who is serving in afghanistan. >> reporter: it's truly a community effort from if everyone from schools, to youth organizations donating goods and manpower. an every fort 11 years later still going strong. a mission to bring comfort and joy to those far away but never forgotten. >> a week later, these kids are getting these packages, they have no idea a package is coming and they open it up. and everyone shares everything. >> katherine, fox 25 news. blair miller: you can help by donating the to hem ship the boxes. if you have a loved one that wants to get a package. they are a familiar sight during the holiday season, the salvation army does so much more. how they're making sure everyone has a male on their table for thanksgiving. heather hegedus: plus a teenager was doing a homework assignment when she sent a tweet that landed her in hot water at school. >> say something that is offensive or harmful you need to deal with the ramifications about race and voting led to blair miller: a revere high school senior is fighting back after getting into trouble at school for tweets she sent while watching the presidential debates. she tells fox 25 she posted a post about politics, not race. but some folks didn't see it that way. about the messages that landed her in hot water. >> i don't see what's so different, like, based on -- i've gotten all along with him. >> reporter: only 10 percent of revere votes for mayor, 90 percent isn't legal. this it was the tweet from carrie responding to a tweet from her teacher about the low voter turn out for november's mayoral race. kailey said she meant her tweet as a political comment not a racial comment. specific race, no one individualized. >> reporter: after others complained, the school stepped in. the district believes in freedom of speech, but cannot support what she calls insensitive language. >> if you're going to stand up and say something that other people will find offensive or harmful then you need to be prepared for the ramifications of that. >> reporter: kailey says her daughter who is the high school's head cheerleader is now banned for the rest of then season. >> because of other people's overreaction toward it, they felt she should be punished for that. and i didn't find that fair at all. >> reporter: kelly said the school did not discipline kailey because of the tweet alone. because of student privacy, she couldn't comment on specifics. >> i would say that, not everything we read is a full story of what's happening. >> reporter: kailey's mother told us she believes the school decided to discipline her daughter because of the intense backlash. >> that report from stephanie coueignoux this morning. held to big changes at revere high. the school the developing a features of students that will come up with a curriculum on diversity and acceptance. >> now your forecast from meteorologist sarah wroblewski and fox 25 storm tracker weather sarah wroblewski: home your sunday is getting off to a great start. thanks for joining us if you're just waking up. temperatures right now the city of boston 46 degrees. got some clouds out there. yesterday. wind right now out of the southeast adding a slight chill. that wind will turn out of the north, northwest. the tracking a few scattered showers this morning. talking about a better chance of rain developing this afternoon and tonight with just a few lingering affects early monday before the sunshine returns. and while temperatures are dropping. as for the amount of rain fall, really impressive totals coming in within the last 24 hours. in fact, watching a storm system, most of it off shore, but slipping apartments of southeastern parts of the state. by tomorrow morning could being waking up to an inch to an inch and a half of rain, even in the boston area, could be picking up over a half an inch. sharp cut off, where we see rain, heavy and where we don't. notice in worcester and nashua. less than a 10th of inch. a happening from this morning's showers we're dealing with. as we go through the day, temperatures right now in 30s and 40s. will actually climb above normal getting in the upper 40s, to mid 50s. mid 50s across the southeast, this is where you have your best chance. seeing steadier rain. i say rain because it's a mild system. but late tonight, as the system pulse away. cooler air is going to try to work the on in. notice temperatures dropping back into the 20s, 30s at the coast, the tail end of the system, we could see a bit of change over or a few wet snowflakes mixing in. low pressure, across southeastern parts of canada, trailing this cold front, bringing those showers. more wet weather to the south. as we take you through the future cast, notice by late this morning, i wouldn't be surprised to see breaks in the cloud cover, especially to the north and west, closer to the coast, more clouds, the risk of those scattered showers. now down to the south, watch what happens this afternoon, with he start to see some better organization of some of this rain that starts to push along this weather boundary and by 2, 3 o'clock, we are seeing some rain push into southeastern areas, always low pressure ride along this cold front. that means through the afternoon and evening hours, going to see southeastern areas deal with steadier rain, heavy at times, across the cape and islands. further west you go, sharp cut off, likely to stay dry. tonight, that cooler weather starting to pull in as this system pulse away, we could see a brief change over, not looking at much of accumulation. that cool weather does pull in, clear the clouds from west to east overnight. notice by overnight, though, monday night, going to be a cold one at the pats game. wind will be blustery tomorrow. temperatures will be 10 degrees cooler than today. as we head through the middle part of the week, if you're going to be travel high pressure builds in, beautiful and dry. temperatures slowly climb above average by thanksgiving. friday, close to 60s in some spots. track the next system that could bring some rain and on the tail end, maybe some snow. there's the latest look at your heather hegedus: speaking of thanksgiving, the salvation army is making sure no one goes without a thanksgiving dinner this year. handing out 2,000 boxes yesterday with the a turkey and all of the fixings. there is an even greater need for donations this year. the reason might surprise you, apparently turkey costs are soaring because of the bird flue. scary stuff. blair miller: what they're doing makes a big difference for so many people too. heather hegedus: absolutely. the turkey and all of the fixing is a great thing that they do. speed of airplanes flying in and out of logan, speed does come with with a price tag. coming up, the push that some people live why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. save your coffee from the artificial stuff. switch to truvia. great tasting, zero-calorie sweetness from the stevia leaf. it's the holidays. and of course, everyone wants to get online at 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long touchdown. no two point conversion, 19 and 9 irish by that point. they go onto win this ming, final score 19-16, they lose despite forcing five turn overs. to boston, maple leafs. tuka rask was in the maple leafs way all night last night. he had 22 saves. took ca doing his thing. the big chan, char rahaving a good seasonal. rask had a 20th career shut out. the final score, 2 to 0. lastly down in brooklyn, the celtics have a game tonight. they just beat brooklyn up here in boston. for now, bryan salmond, fox 25 sports. sarah wroblewski: and up coming you can up, i'm tracking some scattered showers now, but if you're travelling today, steadier rain on the way as temperatures climb above normal for some. we're going to talk about the cool down headed our way. 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when she was taken into custody. heather hegedus: plus the president of the united states sending a clear message to terrorists. >> we do not succumb to fear. heather hegedus: his words as public areas in one why were european capital. the latest in belgium as that nation the braces itself for what it's calling an imminent attack. >> this is fox 25 morning news. blair miller: dporng everyonely. thanks for watching fox 25 morning news. it is now 8 a.m. on this sunday, monday november 22nd. i'm blair miller. heather hegedus: i'm heather hegedus. check in first with meteorologist sarah wroblewski who is monitoring a quickly changing forecast. sarah, i know you're studying new developments. sarah wroblewski: yeah, we're definitely watching for scattered showers this morning. but perhaps some steadier rain not just for the the cape and islands but southeastern areas and boston area. taking a look at the satellite and radar right now, low pressure pushing on through, providing some quality skies out there and a few showers. but look at steadier rain developing carolina coast. sure enough, this is going to be the moisture that streams north ward and brings steadier rain during the afternoon hours. but waking up right now, chilly out there, with temperatures in 30s, 47 in boston. 40s for the cape and islands vineyard and nantucket both in the lower 50s. not too bad right there. as we take you through the is day, temperatures rising. steadier rain develops this afternoon. we're going to take a look at when to expect the rain to come to an end and the cooler weather that follows ahead. heather hegedus: we are following breaking news this morning. a stand off in norton is over. the man accused of starting it firing at police now dead. blair miller: fox 25 stephanie coueignoux is live in norton this morning. stephanie, police are now trying to piece together how all of this unfolded. >> reporter: and blair, they've been here for almost ten hours gathering evidence, taking a look behind me, we actually saw four investigators walk to the front of this house right here. and this is where that stand off took place, on avail i can't street. right now. they're still trying to determine how that man died. weather he killed himself, or whether police shot and killed him during that stand off. take a look. from this video, you can see how many officers responded to this situation. this all started around 10:230 last night. which is when neighbors say they called police after hearing yelling coming from inside that home. officers arrived and when they knocked on the front door, a man inside they say started shooting at them. police immediately fired back and then called for additional helpful i just spoke with a man who lived next door. he told me he was in bed when all of this happened. suddenly he and his wife heard four gunshots one right after the other. >> there were four right in succession. they just boom boom boom right off the bat. and like i said, it didn't sound like a small caliber weapon. frightened, they just really dove into the bed. police say they eventually found the man dead inside that home. now, police say the man had been fighting with the woman earlier this night. she was able actually to run out for safety. they say she's okay. they say right now the man owns that home, he lives inside. they're not really sure about the relationship between the man and the woman. but coming up in 30 minutes, we're going to let you know the information that we are learning about that man at this hour. in norton, i'm stephanie coueignoux, fox 25 news. blair miller: this morning, we are also trying to get more information from police about a shooting in roslindale. right now they're not releasing many details. this is video from the scene, it happened at the oakland cemetery around 10 o'clock last night. the man taken to the the hospital with serious injuries. no up date on any arrests or how that man is doing this morning. new this morning, a man in the hospital after being shot in the head and shoulder in brockton. the enterprise is reporting it three bahs at the corner of main and crescent street. that man flown to a boston hospital and state police are looking for a possible suspect. we do have calls in into to this. heather hegedus: now into the investigation of the hamilton toddler who was kidnapped. this morning, we learned she is in the hospital and still improving. this as her baby-sitter faces a judge tomorrow. 2-year-old lyndon albers went missing from her home. she was found hours later naked and bruised. police say the baby-sitter broke into the home and abducted her. salem police took 22-year-old abigail hannah into custody yesterday morning and found her in the e.r. of the north shore medical center. it's not sure why she was in the hospital. she is being held without bail. she faces charges of kidnapping, breaking and entering and a weapons charge. fox 25 has the breaking details of this investigation since it began. city a with us on air and online. myfoxboston.com, we'll continue to stay on top of this troubling story for you. blair miller: a beverly woman now died after being in the hop for a case of domestic violence. police say 45-year-old edith black share was attacked on monday night. er estranged husband, axle, is a suspect in the case. he is currently in custody. heather hegedus: there are nearly a dozen people without a home tonight after a massive fire that burned for hours last night. on greenwood avenue as fire crews worked to get the flames under control. it happened around 5:30 and either started or accelerated by gas in the home. four people, including a 3-year-old and 5-year-old were trapped inside and had to be rescued. those rescued also included one firefighter who were taken to the hospital. family members are grieving over what was lost inside. couple of months ago and his ashes are in there, all of his pictures and everything, we lost everything. >> basically we lost everything. like, what we have on, what i have on, is what basically i own right now. heather hegedus: devastating for them. fire investigators will be going back inside the home today trying to salvage what they ask and trying to determine exactly what started the fire. blair miller: thanks to technology, this picture right here from boston police, shot spotter system, can identify spots fired went off in roxbury. police went to that area and found this group of people and this loaded gun. a man tried to hide it from officers under a scar. they arrested 21-year-old anthony flores for not having a license toer ska. heather hegedus: boston police make an arrest in cat fishing spree. 8 people were robbed at gunpoint recently after going on a dating website and agreeing to meet at homes in mattapan and roxbury. now 30-year-old with a keep austin of dorchester has been arrested. investigators are special advising never meet anyone not in a unpop pulated area. blair miller: the plane headed to the final destination, a turkey airline forced to make an emergency landing in nova scotia earlier this morning. the plane was on the way to us stan ball when the threat came in. they searched the flight but didn't find anything. that flight is now on the way to istanbul. also overnight. the president coming out with a strong message for isis. >> we will not semthe idea that terrorist assaults on restaurants and theaters and hotels are the new normal. or that we are powerless to stop them. we do not succumb to fear. blair miller: his remarks come shelter in of place in belgium. they have precise information about an imminent attack like the 2001 that happened in paris. public transit system closed and large groups. it has been more than a week since those deadly attack in in paris that left more than 130 people dead. heather hegedus: mali remains under a state of emergency this morning, following friday's attack at a hotel. 21 people were killed in mali's capital when two gunmen stormed peace talks leading to an hour's long hostage situation. and now family members of a massachusetts native killed in the terror attacks say they're devastated by the senseless violence and terrorism that took her life. anita datar was born in western massachusetts but she grew up in northern new jersey. family members say 41-year-old spent most of her career, working to improve global health services for under served communities. and friends describe her as the kindest and most generous person they knew. >> we're devastated by the loss of our wonderful daughter who is doing the work that she loves. the we have no further comment at this time. and ask that you respect our privacy. thank you. heather hegedus: datar is only known american to have died in attack. she's survived by her parents, brother, and a young son. new this morning, a woman and man from new hampshire are dead after their car being hit by a an 18-year-old driver. police say 18-year-old lost control, went off the road and returned and crossed the center line striking the suv, the suv driver and passenger, 67-year-old janet and killed. the 18-year-old was not injured. blair miller: time now, 8:10 and chicago digging out of one of the worse snowstorms it's had in the last century. these flames started pouring out heather hegedus: plus local school district has a way of keeping children safe. inside look at small piece of technology making sure child schools. sarah wroblewski: while we've got a few showers this morning, steady rain moving across the cape as temperatures climb into a few breaks in the which means a house full of people -- who all want to get online. so it's the perfect it has the fastest internet and wifi available. 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for 79.99 a month online for your first year. and with a 2 year agreement, we'll give you all the premium movie channels for a year. plus, 400 dollars back. so go 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officer. one person inside that apartment when the fire started. firefighters got to those flames pretty quickly and now looking for a cause. heather hegedus: the smoke in that video as well. new type of technology being used in local schools to protect your children. designed to keep predators out and away from students. fox 25 elizabeth hopkins got a first hand look on how it works and what happens when danger is detected. >> reporter: here at plymouth north high school, there's a new protect students. >> it's a scary world we live in now. >> reporter: it's called raptor and designed to keep registered sex offenders out of schools. the entire district started using the system one year ago, requiring parents, staff, and entry. >> we know who they are entering our building and there's a listing of who exactly they are. >> reporter: we got to see how it works when we checked in. first visitors get buzzed into the building. but aren't allowed the second set of doors until their driver's licenses are scanned. raptor then compares names and driver's licenses information to a registered sex offender database across the country. >> i think people who commit crimes typically look for a target that is easily accessible and they don't have to identify themselves. so the tighter we make the security wise, the less likely someone is going to want to come in here and do something. >> reporter: if there's a match, the security system is alatered, once it clears you, you get a photo i.d. badge to go inside the building. 13,000 schools around the building are using report tore already flagged 13,000 sex offenders. fox 25 learned that 23 districts in massachusetts have report tore. including danvers, hanover and tewksbury. there are none in new hampshire. >> it's an extra layer of security, peace of mind. >> reporter: officials say the best response is a planned prevention. >> i think it's a marshal deterrent that we work on a daily basis. that's a major value to the whole program. >> the system set up cost plymouth $16 hundred for each school and then annual fee of $480 per building. parents say you can't put a price tag on their child's life. >> i'm all for it. better safe than sorry. >> indeed and that was liz beth last year report tore caught 7 sex offenders trying to get access to massachusetts schools. however, it is important to know, it's not a perfect system. it will only capture information that is public. which means some sex offenders, including those designated level one, would not appear in the database. blair miller: right now a push on beacon hill to ban a controversy conversion therapy on minors. they use it to try to change someone's sexuality. matthew was a former patient. >> i had doctors who were telling me whatever did come up for me naturally was wrong and i now had to take all of these stems in curing it. blair miller: the techniques pornography. some states ban this from being done on minors. tonight at 10, fox 25 sara underwood the find out what makes it controversialing and why pam some people want to keep it legal. >> now your local forecast from sarah wroblewski and the fox storm tracker weather team. sarah wroblewski: you look out the window and seem some clouds out there. we're tracking a few showers this morning. very spotty, hit or miss, but i am concerned we're talking about steadier rain as we head into the afternoon and evening hours, of especially for southeastern areas of the state. once the rain moves on out, we got cooler weather to follow for the beginning part of the week. towards the holiday, i think improvements. taking a live look at the city there. temperature currently 47. that's an improvement. feels like the lower 40s with that wind out of the southeast. slight wind chill. we do have temperatures back into the 30s, though, beverly, 39, nashua, 35, 37 in keene. seeing some hints of green on here. indicating a few light showers. the hit or miss, not everyone will see them this morning. but we do have the possibility of seeing this wet weather all thanks to a cold front that will continue to push eastward through the area today. but look down towards south and east, and we're starting to see steadier rain develop off the carolinas. this is an ocean storm, most of it going off to sea, but it will be moving north and east and close enough to our area that steady rain will likely develop during the afternoon and continue into the evening. so our future cast showing, the threat of these spotty showers through about the late morning, midday hours. notice further north and west you go, would not be surprised to see some sunshine. by this afternoon, 2, 3 o'clock, some steadier rain starting to develop from the south. overspread southeastern times steady at times. there will be a shut off, where we see rain and where we don't. exactly where this line will be something we're going to have. with a as it moves further to the south and east, boston, part of rhode island, northeastern connecticut. likely see very dry conditions but we could also see this line wiggle a little bit to the west too. nonetheless, the further north and west you go, the dryer it's going to be. the cape and islands, you're going to see these heavier downpours through the majority of the afternoon and into the evening hours. and boy, are we talking about some wet weather. up to an inch, to inch and a half of rain is possible. now you're looking at the future cast around midnight and starting to see a little bit of snow. cooler air is going to filter on in. i'm not anticipating to see time in the i with a of this change over. but there could be a brief period as this system pulls away and that colder april moves on in by monday morning. today, enly joy those temperatures in 40s and 50s. tonight we drop back into the 30s. and tonight, we struggle to get out of 40s. it's going to be blustery too. cold one at the fats game. temperatures below freezing. continue this cold pattern through tuesday. as high pressure builds in, we get dry. wednesday a great travel day as temperatures improve. by thanksgiving back into the >> and looking pretty good, warming up by friday. travelling again, want to stay tuned to that forecast, tracking more rain showers. over to you. heather hegedus: hopefully there's time for that change at the ended of the week. blair miller: it is a full week, too. heather hegedus: the terrorist attacks putting in cell phone services under intense scrutiny. many now claiming the bombers used encrypted messages to plan the attack. coming up, the way inscription terrorists. that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. it's always worth remembering... that icing the cinnamon rolls is a privilege not a right. unleash the power of dough. blair miller: the paris attacks in paris and mali, bring foreign policy to the front of the race for 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[applause.] >> that weakens us and it also validates some of what these terrorists are saying. >> reporter: clinton has repeatedly refrain from using the words radical islam. according to a new poll, 589 percent of americans say we are at war with radical islam and 54 percent oppose accepting syrian refugees. senator marco rubio agrees. >> i'd not saying we don't want people here, you can't allow people who you can't vet, given the fact that we know isis is deliberately using the syrian refugees crisis as a way to infiltrate fighters into other countries. >> reporter: more than half of the people surveyed said they're not confident in the government's ability to identify possible terrorists who the may be among those syrian refugees. in washington, kristen fisher, fox 25 morning news. heather hegedus: this morning, a dog is recovering after a freak accident while playing. coming up, the accident that caused the injuries to one local hiker four legged friend and how he's doing now. 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right now. this is fox 25 morning news. heather hegedus: good sunday morning. we continue to develop new developments this morning in the case of that hamilton toddler found naked and hurt miles from her home. we broke the it yesterday on fox 25 morning news, broke the news of the arrest of that little girl's baby-sitter. 21-year-old abigail hannah is charged with kidnapping, lyndon albers. it's not clear why hannah took the 2-year-old allegedly. new information coming for you coming up. what we learned about where police caught up with hannah. and information on how lyndon is doing up. first, it's 8:30, november 22nd. thanks for waking up with us. i'm heather hegedus. >> and i'm blair miller. a lot of people waking up to clouds, right, sarah. sarah wroblewski: clouds to the day, scattered showers across new england. snow showers pushed through northern new england. down in our area, we've got a lot of clouds, we are talking about some light rain, patches of rain, hit or miss across the region. some areas being affected other areas staying dry, this is something we'll notice for the next couple of hours. travelling near framingham. a couple. rain spots. nashua, nashua likely to see a few rain drops. all of this will push to the east of the cold front comes on through, those temperatures are on the mild side. climbing into the 50s this afternoon. and then as we get into the mid-afternoon. that's when i'm concerned steadier rain arrives due to an ocean storm. in fact, the rain will continue through the evening hours. the i'll show you when we find an end and what follows that storm as it pulse away. the details ahead. heather hegedus: we are following breaking news this morning. a standoff in norton is over. the man acus coulded of starting it accused of firing at police. he is now dead. blair miller: police trying to piece together all of this. >> reporter: now it's a little later on in the morning, blair, we've seen police officers questioning neighbors about what they may have seen and heard. right here behind me, you can see five investigators standing outside this home. and just about 20 minutes ago, take a look at this very large tree right there. officers were actually scrutinizing that tree, telling me they were actually looking for bullet holes. that may give you an idea as to just how far they think those bullets might have traveled during that standoff. meantime, this all started around 10:30 last night. police say several neighbors yelling inside this home. when officers arrived, police say the man inside started shooting at them. so they returned fire. inside as well. she was actually able to run to safety before police arrived. we're told she is okay this morning. also earlier this morning, i spoke with a man who lives nearby. he said the man involved in the home. and he couldn't tell us whether the man and woman might have been married, dating, friends. but he said last night he heard four gunshots, one right after the other. >> there were four. right in succession. just boom boom boom boom. right off the bat. like i said, it didn't sound like a small caliber weapon. >> reporter: now a s.w.a.t. team actually used their robot with a video camera to safely get inside that home. that's when they found that the man was dead. at this point, they're still investigating how that man died. they're not sure whether he might have killed himself or whether he might have been shot during that standoff with police. again, police still gathering evidence about 10 hours after that standoff began. we will have another live update and let you know in 30 minutes the actions they took right before that man started shooting at them. in norton, i'm stephanie coueignoux, fox 25 morning news. blair miller: more now in the developing story, that hamilton toddler remains in the hospital. but is improving, according to the da. she was kidnapped by her baby-sitter. 2-year-old lyndon albers disappeared from her home friday morning. later found hours later naked and bruised on her head and her head shaved. now lyndon's former baby-sitter is being charged. 21-year-old abigail hannah of topsfield into custody yesterday morning after fox 25 learned they found her in the e.r. in it's not clear why hannah was in the hospital. she is being held without bail tomorrow. full coverage of that here and online, at myfoxboston.com. happening today, a wake is being held this morning for a new hampshire baby who died last weekend, of blunt force trauma to the head. 11 month old shawn sylvester's death is now ruled a homicide. the man who lived in the same house is being charged with possessing child abuse images. 29-year-old tommy page had visual representations of a baby boy engaging in sexually explicit conduct. say the charges against page have nothing to do with baby shawn's death. >> there were nude pictures of a boy sexually positions or whatever. but it wasn't of sj. separately related incident. blair miller: we want to make it clear, we do not know who is in those photos. tommy page is not facing charges in baby shawn's death. heather hegedus: this morning, a dog is recovering after a freak accident that happened on a hike. in weston thursday. the dog, jake, who was a appointmenter mix, ran ahead of its owner on a trail and somehow ended up with a stick lodged in his chest. veterans say jake's story is not that i believe usual for dog but what is unusual is that jake was lucky because that stick missed all of his vital organs. he is expected to make a full recovery in the next few weeks. get well soon. blair miller: glad he's going to be okay. as we sit down on thanksgiving to enjoin our holiday meals, it will be extra special for some people. coming up how the salvation army is stepping up to make sure everyone has a thanksgiving to remember. heather hegedus: sending love and well wishes overseas, next, hundreds of boxes are packed and ready to go. tell you more about the mission to send the men and women serving our country something to smile about this holiday. sarah wroblewski: of course i'm taking a look at the holiday before that, a few scattered showers out there with temperatures in the 30s and 40s. when the wet weather comes to an end and when the cooler weather and of course, everyone wants to get online at once. to watch things. buy things. but slow internet makes it hard. that's why it's time to get fios. wifi available. with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for 79.99 a month online for your first year. and with a 2 year agreement, we'll give you all the premium movie channels for a year. plus, 400 dollars back. so go online or call now. get out of the past. get fios. 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our country. >> today we're packing packages to send to the troops overseas. >> reporter: it's been the mission of care packs, inc. of weymouth for the past several years, it started out with a local guy who needed some supplies to send overseas, it turned into this, 350 packages with essentials to halloween candy to pieces of home. for some people it's percent. >> my son is over, two people serving, another son is there. and it's become full circle. >> i have a daughter in the military too. >> we've been doing this for twelve years. and today we packed boxes for our son who is serving in afghanistan. >> reporter: it's truly a community effort from everyone from schools, to youth organizations, to churches, donating goods and manpower. eleven years later, still going strong. >> as soon as they opened it up, a week later, they keep getting these packages, no idea that a package is coming and they open it up and everybody shares everything. >> reporter: katherine, fox 25 news. heather hegedus: familiar site during the holiday season, ringing bells, the salvation army does so much more than that as well. coming up next how that organization is making sure everyone has a meal on their tables this thanksgiving. blair miller: plus the terrorist attacks, back doors into our smartphones to make it easier to track terrorists. next the reason that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. it's always worth remembering... that icing the cinnamon rolls is a privilege not a right. unleash the power of dough. paurns paurns paurns paurns paurns. blair miller: in the wake of the deadly attacks in paris, the issue of privacy is once again in the forefront. lawmakers want to make it easier for governments to access private communications. push from washington. >> reporter: encrypted technology keeps your messages, pictures and other data private. intelligence agencies say encryption shields terrorists from surveillance, hurting their ability to spot plots ahead of time. >> we're not able to receive that information and ascertain what these individuals are planning and also just as importantly with whom they're planning these actions. >> reporter: pressure is mounting for big tech companies like apple, facebook and google to let law enforcement anticipatings access date of on encrypted devices. some lawmakers are calling for legislation guaranteeing federal investigators can crack anyone's encryptions during criminal investigations. both the house and senate planning to hold hearings on the alleged topic. >> without encryption, everything we do online, whether the phone or computer, would be insecure, e-mail, banking, shopping. privacy advocates warn creating a way for law enforcement to access that encrypted data would put your personal information at risk. >> if you want to make sure there's a back door for one party, others can access that door. you open up access for others for bad behavior. >> reporter: standing firm, that easing surveillance is a breach of customer's privacy. >> now your local forecast from meteorologist sarah wroblewski and the fox 25 storm tracker weather team. sarah wroblewski: overcast out there in the city of boston. good morning, i hope your sunday is going off to a wonderful there. it is 46 degrees. so temperatures are actually on the milder side. and your feels like conditions, not really too much of a difference. that's a good thing, the winds are light out of the south. tell be returning out of the day. believe it or not, we're going to be talking about above average temperatures. 40s. today upper 40s to low to middle 50s. scattered showers. and well, some steadier rain developing later today. morning. they'll be very hit or miss. then we're talking about a higher chance across southeastern areas this afternoon. continuing through tonight. and by monday, we clear out. over the cape and islands. end up turning out to be a brighter and much cooler day. as for the moment of precipitation, new totals coming in right now. still showing that the main bulk southeastern areas. but the further north and west you go, boston, you can see the amounts quickly drop off. something we'll be watching throughout the day today as we're watching rain to our south right up along this cold front moving eastward. this front is what's providing the threat of these hit or miss showers this morning. it's a storm to our south that's going to bring most of the moisture off shore this afternoon but will be clipping our southeastern area. current conditions, waking up, it is chilly to the north and west, with temperatures in the 30s, milder across the the 40s and 50s. lots of clouds, we are seeing a there. but this front will continue to push to the east. and as it does so, we'll see the risk of these hit or miss showers come to an end by your lunch hour. but notice by 2 o'clock, 3 o'clock, steadier rain from the south, begins to move on in, and really going to be across our southeastern areas as lower pressure remains off shore. dryer conditions to the north and west. cooler air began to filter in on the back side of this system. once we get close to midnight. could see a few wet snowflakes as this system moving away. wake up to a cold temperatures at the bus stop. continue to see blustery conditions, blustery conditions throughout the day, temperatures cooler tomorrow than today. and that sets up for cold conditions if you're headed to gillette for the pats game, sure enough looking at the temperature right around 30, dropping into the 20s. good news, temperatures are on the rise as we head on through looking at above average temperatures. in fact, that forecast does show we do see improvement. if you are travelling this week, looking pretty good. on thanksgiving, temperatures will actually be into the 50s all around by the afternoon with some sunshine. we're going to hold onto that sunshine through friday. and dry conditions as temperatures get close to 60. then if you're travelling this weekend, eyes on another system that could bring some rain and even a little bit of snow. forecast. heather hegedus: all right. well, an annual push at small buildings to shop. marty walsh kicking off holiday on inma street yesterday. this year shoppers will be able to enjoy live music from the street. also two hours of free parking for the people who use the boston app parking. also known as small, saturday, it's a national push aimed at supporting locally owned shops. blair miller: also here in boston, the salvation army is making sure no one goes without a thanksgiving dinner this year. 2,000 bahskets handed out with all of the fixings and the turkey. this is a tradition they've been taking part in for years, one local family says. >> i think it's a sense of community with everyone. we have so much to be thankful for and we want to help other people so they have more to be thankful for too. blair miller: well said there. the salvation army says there's an even greater need for done initiallings since turkey costs are soaring because of the bird flue. the difference they're making is well beyond what they really know they're doing. heather hegedus: i had no idea of the bird flue affecting turk keys who knew. flights flying into logan are ps faster, but that speed is coming at a price. you hear that, coming up the push back from residents about these newly noisy neighborhoods. blair miller: plus football at hen way an everyone needs a bff. even your smile. colgate optic white toothpaste goes beyond surface stains to whiten over 3 shades. in fact, it whitens more v than the leading express whitening strip. it' s your smile bff. just by brushing. come on in pop pop. happy birthday. i just had a heart attack... and now i have a choice. for her. for them. and him. a choice to take brilinta. a prescription for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. 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can't wait until baseball season. it was because it was football being played. the first at fenway park since 1968. notre dame and born college. cool transformity formation from baseball to football. notre dame march down the field first and goal. kaiser picked off by john johnson. ugly game. notre dame up 10 to 0. by the second half. fast forward to the 4th quarter. they closed the gap by long today, temperatures by taylor smith. notre dame was going to win this thing. final score, 19-16. they lose despite five turn overs. the maple leafs standing in the way of the bruins. tuka rask was in the maple leafs way all night. 22 saves. the game still scoreless, entering the third period, big man, sdan no chara having a big season. the bruins win this thing, the final score 2-0. lastly folks down in brooklyn, the celtics have a game. they just beat brooklyn here in boston. for now, bryan salmond. >> fox 25 morning news is live on the scene of a deadly shooting. norton. what happened leading up to that man's death. sarah wroblewski: tracking some rain fall across the region. scattered this morning, but heavier as we head into the afternoon with temperatures in the 40s and 50s. in fact, some of the latest information coming in right now. i'll share that with you coming up. blair miller: plus a town stuck under a new and noise see super airplane highway. of life. blair miller: still ahead, the have some of these people in that calling 911. blair miller: this morning, details emerging about where abigail hannah was when she was taken into custody. heather hegedus: plus the president of the united states sending a clear message to terrorists. >> we do not succumb to fear. heather hegedus: his words as americans are told to avoid capital. the latest out of belgium as that nation braces itself for what it is calling an imminent attack. >> complete new glafrnld coverage starts right now. this is fox 25 morning news >>mm-hmm. those stories and all of your headlines in just a moment. first, it's 9 a.m. on sunday november 22nd. we appreciate youic with aing up with us this morning. i'm heather hegedus. >> and i'm blair miller, fox 25 meteorologist sarah wroblewski joins us now for timeline of rain moving through the area. sarah wroblewski: soggy sunday for some today. a few showers out there. most of the activity is light. but notice the area right to the south. this will be pushing into southeastern areas over the next couple of hours. continue to see organization better across this system, just off the carolina coastline, this is going to be headed our way as we head into the afternoon and evening, especially for the southeast. so current conditions, 30s to the north and west. 40s and 50s down across by the southeast, looking pretty good, as we go on the day, newest models indicating most of the light showers pushed off by your lunch hour, notice by this afternoon, 2 o'clock, the rain arrives, dryer to the north and west, take a, look at your full timeline and when to expect the rain to come to an end coming up in a few minutes. over to you. heather hegedus: we are morning. a terrifying night for one neighborhood is over now with the a man dead after a standoff ending in gunfire. blair miller: fox 25 stephanie coueignoux live for us this morning. you've been there all morning long. are police trying to figure out anything. >> reporter: about 40 minutes ago they were doing going door-to-door, hoping to learn more information about what they may have seen or heard before police arrived. taking a look behind me you can see they actually had that crime scene tape and a couple of officers right there right next to the house on azalea street where that standoff happened. at this appointment in the morning, this he are still trying to determine how that man died, whether he killed himself, or whether he was shot during that standoff by police. and take a look. from this video you can see how many officers responded to this scene. this all started around 10:30 last night. where neighbors called police after they heard yelling inside this house. officers arrived. and when they knocked on the door, that's when they say a man inside started shooting at them. police immediately fired back. and then called for additional helpful earlier this morning, i spoke with a man who lives with his wife getting ready to go to sleep for the night, when all of a sudden, they heard four gunshots back to back. >> we heard the gunshots. like i said, it sounded like it was very large caliber weapons. it wasn't a handgun. and it was loud. it sounded like it was right in the -- right here. you know a few feet away from my house. >> reporter: obviously very frightening for a lot of residents here who were going to bed for the night or may have been woken up by those gunshots. police eventually went inside that home that's when they found the man dead inside. police also told me the man had been fighting with a woman in that house earlier. the woman was able to run out of the house and get helpful she is okay this morning. that's what we're being told by police. they are still investigating the exact relationship between the man and the woman. but coming up in 30 minutes, we've been speaking with neighbors we've been learning a little bit more about the man involved in this standoff, and i'll have that information for you coming up in 30 minutes. in norton, stephanie coueignoux, fox 25 morning news. blair miller: this morning, also trying to get more information from police about a shooting in roslindale, they're not releasing many details on this right now. we know it happened at the cemetery around 10 o'clock. serious injuries. no word the on any arrests or an update on how that man is is doing this morning. new new this morning, a man in the hospital after being shot brockton. near bars at the. >> cooer of main and crescent street. that man flown to a boston hospital. and state police look for a possible suspect. do have calls in to the police for more information this morning. heather hegedus: into that hamilton kidnapping investigation. this morning, we're learning the 2-year-old still in the hospital right now. but her condition is improving. this as her former baby sitter gets ready to face a judge tomorrow. 2-year-old lyndon albers went missing friday morning from her hamilton home. found hours later with her head shaved, she was naked and bruised. police say her former baby-sitter broke into the home and abducted her. and salem police say they took 21-year-old abigail hannah into custody after fox 25 learned police found her in the e.r. of north shore medical center. it's not clear why hannah was in the hospital. she is being held without bail. in addition to kidnapping charges she now faces charges of breaking and entering, assault charge. foksz has been breaking all of investigation. stay with us. myfoxboston.com. as we continue to stay on top of every new development for you. blair miller: a beverly woman has now died after being in the hospital for what police say was a case of domestic violence. 45-year-old eatith black share her estranged husband is now in police custody. heather hegedus: check out the massive names in this video here, this was the scene on greenwood avenue as crews tried to get those flames under control. the chief says it started around 5:30 yesterday and was either started by or accelerated by gas in the home. four people, including a 3-year-old and 5-year-old had to be rescued. now nearly a dozen people are without a home and picking up the pieces. >> and we just lost my dad a couple of months ago and his ashes are in there, all of his pictures, everything, we lost everything. >> basically we lost everything. what we have on, what i have on, is what basically i own right now. heather hegedus: fire investigators will be going back in that home today to try to salvage what they can and determine exactly what caused that fire. blair miller: police find a loaded gun thanks to technology, this picture right here from boston police, the spots fired system can notify police when shots are fired in certain areas, police went to the roxbury found a group people and this gun. a man apparently tried to hide it from the area under a car. they arrested 19-year-old anthony floor relation for not having a license to scary. heather hegedus: cat fishing robbery spree, officers say eight people robbed at gunpoints, recently after going on dating websites and agreeing to meet people at homes in mattapan and roxbury. now 30-year-old with a keep of dorchester has been arrested. online daters need to be extremely careful. >> every single online dating site out there is populated with fraudulent scammers, cat fishers, trying to hurt people or steal money from them. heather hegedus: saying online daters should never meet someone they don't know in a place that's not heavily populated. blair miller: time now 9:07. a bomb threat on a plane. turkish airline flight left jfk last night forced to make an emergency landing in nova scotia p sha early this morning. bomb sniffing dogs searched the plane and luggage. they didn't find anything suspicious. that plane is now on the way to istanbul. also overnight, the president coming up with a strong message for isis. >> we do not succumb to fear. we will not accept the idea that terrorist assaults on restaurants and theaters and hotels are the new normal. or that we are powerless to stop them. blair miller: his remarks as american citizens told in the belgium capital to shelter in place. this morning, belgium remains on the highest terrorist alert. the city mostly shut down, as it braces for an imminent attack similar la to what happened in pain and sufferings. terrorists and suicide bombers. heather hegedus: the death toll in mali now up to 22 people now following that hotel attack. this morning, mali remains under a state of emergency. friday, two gunmen stormed appeals talks happening in the hotel. leading to an hour's long hostage situation. and now family members of a massachusetts native killed in the terror attack are speaking out about mr. devastation over the senseless violence and terrorism that took this woman's life. anita datar was born in western massachusetts and grew up in new jersey. she spent most of her career working to improve global health services for underserved communities. friends describe her as the kindest and most generous person they knew. >> we are devastated by the loss of our wonderful daughter who was doing the work that she loves. we ask for no further comment at this time and ask for our privacy. heather hegedus: the only american known to have died in the attack, she is survived by her parents, broker and a young son. blair miller: still a big concern after the terrorist attacks and in brussels. last night's game if at ten way, bc versus notre dame was no exception with extra officers there. heads up for police out in force at the pats game, you might want to get there early if you're headed there. new this morning, three days cases of ebola confirmed. this as they claimed it was ebola free. so far it was all within the same family. this as the health organization recently declared the epidemic was over. heather hegedus: bella bond will be laid to rest this week. a service for the 2-year-old held this up coming saturday. she'll be buried in winthrop the case began when a bag appeared of her body appeared to have washed ashore on deer island. known only as baby doe as they struggled to identify her remains. then two months ago, her mother rachelle and her boyfriend, mike december mccarthy were charged. both have pleaded not guilty. >> >> new this morning, a wouldly and man from new hampshire are dead after their car was hit head on by an 18-year-old driver. it happened saturday night in new hampshire. the 18-year-old lost control, went off the road, then returned and crossed the center line striking an you've is. the suv driver's and passenger, 67 janet living ton and 63 bouchard both of hillsboro were killed. 18-year-old was not killed. heather hegedus: turns out logan airport has a new system making things louder for nose community. how that system works and what those towns are doing to fight back. sarah wroblewski: a few spotty showers out there right now. this morning, with a lot of clouds with the threat of showers increases this after. and tonight, especially across the southeast. latest (vo) shop all makes, models and colors in your neighborhood... head to your neighborhood people who buy more vehicles than anyone... shift your thinking about buying heather hegedus: time now 9:15. the constant error of airplanes flying overhead can rattle a home's windows and people's nerves. fox 25 investigates, has a new system for guiding flights in and out of logan is making things worse for people in several towns. fox 25 gene lavanchy shows us how it works and the way some towns are fighting back. >> reporter: it's been a slooepy bedroom town where suddenly hard to sleep. >> it's beyond a nuisance. it's reduced the quality of life. >> reporter: grew up in milton and said it's never been like this. they're going to move. people are talking about putting their houses up for sale. >> reporter: the town now finds itselfed under a noisy airplane super highway. recent flight pattern changes in to 5 hundred employments a day erroring over an area of milton where sebastian happens to live. >> plans home over my house directly overhead. every 90 seconds or so. talking about 5:30 a.m. all the way to about 11:30, 12 at night. >> mass port received 11,000 noise complaints as of september. 17 percent of those from milton. since the new flight patterns went into effect, noise complaints doubled. in towns like hull, belmont, arlington and winchester. >> i think it's real health consequences to having 550 planes over your house for 18 hours a day. that cannot be good for you. >> reporter: congress man steven lynch is looking into the problem. all of this is the result of a new low altitude gps system called next gin. >> these are the old paths in yellow here. now on days when the wind calls planes over a more condensed narrow approach over the runway going right over milton and other towns. the faa say it is it's much more on travel time. >> reporter: the agency says it is working with faa on noise abatement. requiring some departs planes to make a sharp left turn over the harbor instead of flying straight over milton. >> what would you propose. >> equity. there's a concept called fanning in the industry. right now that's not being done. >> i like to think there's smart people working in the government to figure out a way to not affect the same people every day all year long. >> reporter: residents in milton and surrounding towns are hoping a solution can be found soon in order to put the airplanes and their lives on a new path. gene lavanchy fox 25 news. heather hegedus: and boston is in not the only city dealing with these issues, phoenix, chicago of among others have filed a lawsuit against the faa. here at home, the agency has agreed to hold a forum with milton high school. >> now your local forecast from meteorologist sarah wroblewski weather team. sarah wroblewski: good sunday morning, everybody. it is a cloudy start out there. a little milder in boston. but still dealing with some spotty showers out there. and with temperatures in the 30s north and west, we're going to have to watch for any spotty problems. up in part of new hampshire. up just hit or miss showers right now. this afternoon, that's when arrive. cooler weather will follow. cooler weather stretched through part of the great lakes and the midwest following this system that brought that area of snow yesterday. chicago picked up yesterday several inches of snow. the majority of the precipitation headed into apartments of canada. but this cold front, it is the culprit to ink beforing wet weather this morning. notice as you travel further south, this front, we do have wet weather getting better organized off the carolina coastline. this is all going to stream north ward. this is area i'm concerned about, during the afternoon hours, most of the activity will be off shore. about you the back edge will clip some of our area, with some steady and at times heavy rain. right now we've got temperatures, 40s and 50s across the out east, a few springs here and there. northwest, temperatures back into the 30s, mid 30s places like nashua. further north, you go, with any area of dritz slick conditions on the roadway. taking hour by hour through the day, hit or miss showers off the coast as temperatures climb to near 50s degrees by lunch hour. not surprised to see breaks of sunshine north and west you go. notice what happens around 2, 3 o'clock, the rain begins to pick up again across the north' east. the further west you go, the temperatures climb into upper 40s, to low 50s. mid 50s across the southeast. so a mild day, but continuing to see the rain chances through the afternoon and evening hours. especially from points south and east of boston. it's going to be a sharp cut off where we see rain and where we do not. any slight shift in track will allow for some areas to really pick up a good amount of rain. but right now, the best chances will being down across the southeast, the cape and islands. but we could see even some of that rain as far west, parts of north eastern new hampshire and part of northeastern connecticut. back on fox 25 news, cooler air pulse in as this storm system pulls away. then we clear things out from west to east and temperatures drop. when you wake up tomorrow and head back to work and school, we're in the 20s and 30s. chilly conditions. temperatures, they're going to be quietly cool tomorrow. that means as we take a look at your seven-day forecast, temperatures at gillette below freezing, very cold with wind chill values in the 20s. hold onto the cool conditions on tuesday. but gets dry and bright. great travel conditions for your wednesday. no problems there. temperatures begin to improve. by thursday, by thanksgiving, looking pretty fantastic, with high unless the 50s. bright sunshine, good for all of of those football games in the morning. bring back the risk of showers by saturday. forecast. blair miller: right you in the push on bike con hill to ban the minors. conversion therapy. patient. >> i had doctors who were telling me whatever did come up for help naturally was wrong. and i now had to take all of these steps in curing it. blair miller: the techniques pornography. some state ban this from being done on minors. tonight at 10 o'clock, sara underwood finds out what makes this controversy and why some legal. this morning, a dog recovering after a freak coming up. tell you what happened to jake this morning. plus terrorist attacks around the world, now reshaping the presidential race at home. defending his 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refugees. >> i want surveillance of these i want surveillance if we have to. and i don't care. i want -- are you ready for this folks are you ready? they're going to make it such a big deal. they're going to make it so big, he said something so politically incorrect. i want surveillance of certain mosques, okay. >> reporter: on the democratic side yesterday, hillary clinton called trump's remarks shocking and should be denounced by all presidential candidates. >> it doesn't work for us to act like we're going to shut our borders and pull up the gangplank. [applause.] >> that weakens us and also validates some of what these transcripts are saying. >> reporter: clint the only repeatedly refrain from using the word radical islam. according to a new poll, 59 percent of americans say we are at war with radical islam and 54 refugees. senator marco rubio agrees. >> it's not because we're saying given the fact that we know isis is deliberately using the refugee crisis as a way to infiltrate fighters into other countries. >> reporter: more than half of those survey and said they're not confident in the couple's ability to identify transcripts who may be among those syrian refugees. in washington, fox news. heather hegedus: a high school cheer leader edge abouted over a tweet she sent about race and politics after a school said she actually got complaints about blair miller: but she says she why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue 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a bit. first, it's 9:30 on sunday november 22nd, thanks for waking up with us, i'm heather hegedus. blair miller: and i'm blair miller. fox 25 meteorologist sarah wroblewski joins us now, tracking the timeline for the rain, really off and on. sarah wroblewski: showers definitely moving across the region this morning. hit or miss this morning. but take a look, some moisture to the south u all going to stream north ward and clip southeastern areas as we head into the afternoon. lots of clouds, 47. we are anticipating to see lower 50s. but during the afternoon and evening. that's when we have to watch for the rain fall to move on in. we're talking a good amount. some areas over an inch is expected. coming up, my timeline of when to expect the rain to come to an end ahead. heather hegedus: breaking this morning, a terrifying night for one neighborhood is overnow. a standoff leading to one man dead this morning. blair miller: fox 25 stephanie coueignoux is live this morning. stephanie, police are still trying to figure out exactly what happened there hours ago. >> reporter: they were actually questioning neighbors earlier this morning. meantime, neighbors this morning describing to me a very chaotic situation last night. actually, just spoke with a man who lives next door to this home right here, he says that he heard very loud yelling last night. he heard someone yell, call police. he also saw a man inside this home running around the parent technically. this home off of azalea street is the focus of that standoff. it started around 10:30 last night when neighbors called police about that yelling. when officers arrived, police say the man started shooting at them. so officers fired back. this morning, we also learned that a woman was also inside that home. she was able to run out of that house for safety. and we are told that she's okay. sump a chaotic situation, a lot of yelling, they say a lot of loud gunshots and then the commotion inside that house. the man who lives next door says he saw it all from his window. >> they were sort of running around in the kitchen area. and then there was like a living room a few feet from there. the they were sort of running around in that area. but i have no idea that that was going on. >> reporter: was it just one >> was one person. from what i remember, to as a man, i think he had a red shirt on. >> reporter: and then again, he says after that commotion, he eventually heard all of the gunshots. so very scary situation for everyone in this neighborhood. now, a s.w.a.t. team eventually used a robot with a video camera to get inside that home that's when they found that man dead inside. at this point this morning, police still trying to figure out exactly how that man died, whether he might have killed himself or whether he was killed during that standoff with police. and we've also seen officers walking around this neighborhood, in fact, you can see this tree right here behind me, officers were actually looking for bullet holes in that tree. they were also going to houses to look for bullet holes. just to give you a perspective as to just how far those bulletses they thought might have actually gone. in norton, i'm stephanie coueignoux, fox 25 news. heather hegedus: go back to that developing story this morning about that hamilton 2-year-old, she remains in the hospital but is improving, according to the da. her former baby-sitter kidnapped her and fox 25 followed this story every stem of the i with a for you. 2-year-old lyndon albers disappeared from home friday morning. she was found hours later naked and bruised, her head shaved. police took 21-year-old abigail hannah from topsfield into custody early yesterday morning. and fox 25 has learned police found hannah in the e.r. right now it's not clear why she was in the hospital. she is being held without bail and due to be arraigned tomorrow. and fox 25 will have full coverage of her arraignment tomorrow both on air and online. blair miller: happening today, a wake is being held this morning for a new hampshire baby who died last week of blunt force trauma to the head. 11 month old shawn sylvester's death ruled a homicide. so far no charges in this. but a man lived in the same house is being charged with child sex abuse images. 29 year old tommy page had visual representations of a baby boy engaging in sexually explicit conduct. family and friends say the charges against page have nothing to do with baby shawn's death. >> nude pictures of a boy in sexually positions or whatever. but it wasn't of sj. it was separately related incident. blair miller: we want to make it clear, we do not know who the was in the pictures police found. tommy page is not facing charges blair miller: new this morning, at least 700 people dead, in a slandslide near jade march. most of the victims are villagers gathering scraps from the mine. heather hegedus: back home. at dog is recovering after a freak accident on a hike. it happened in cat rock park in weston thursday. stake a look at jake, the pointer mix here, he ran ahead of its owner on a trail. somehow ended up getting with a stick lodged in his chest. vets say jake's story isn't that unusual. this does happen to dogs. apparently jake is one of the lucky ones because that stick missed all of his vital organs. wow, he is expected to make a full recovery within the next few weeks. blair miller: as we sit down on thursday to enjoy our holiday meals, it will be extra special for some people. coming up this morning, how salvation army is stepping up to thanksgiving to remember. >> and sending love and packed and ready to go to make sure our men and women overseas have something to smile about. sarah wroblewski: overcast this morning, with a threat of a few the threat of heather hegedus: the time now 9:40. a group in weymouth getting together to make sure our troops have something to celebrate this holiday. here is katherine. >> reporter: at first glance one might mistake this for santa's workshop. >> christmas hats, stockings, some christmas trees. >> reporter: these packages won't end up under a child's tree. and these aren't your typical holiday cards. >> it says dear earn have s have -- veterans thank you for serving our country. >> reporter: it's been the mission of care packs, inc. in weymouth for several years. who needed supplies serving overseas. it turned into this, boxes filled with everything from essentials, to halloween candy,to pieces of home, from these volunteers it was personal. >> >> have two sons serving, and other son there, it's become full circle. >> i have a daughter in the military too. >> we've been doing this for twelve years and today we packed boxes for our son who is serving in afghanistan. >> reporter: it's truly a community effort with everyone from schools and churches youth organizations donating goods and manpower an every fort that 11 years later is still going strong. a mission to bring comfort and joy to those far away but never forgotten. >> reporter: as soon as they open it up, a week later, these kids are getting these packages. and everyone shares everything. >> reporter: katherine, foshgz news. heather hegedus: they're also a familiar sight with their bells during the holiday season. warm meal this holiday season. a teenager tweets, p (vo) with thousands of qualityr pre-owned vehicles... rand exceptional customervservice, head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... pflip your thinking about buying jeb bush: we do not have to be the world's policeman. we have to be the world's leader. who's going to take care of the christians that are being eliminated in the middle east? who's going to and support them - our greatest ally in the middle east? the united states has the capability of doing this, and it's in our economic and national security interest that we do it. i will be that kind of president and i hope you want that kind of president for our country going forward. announcer: right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. by the new england honda dealers association. blair miller: revere high school senior is fighting back after getting into trouble at school for a tweet she sent while watching the presidential debates. kailey tells fox 25 she posted a comment about politics, not race. but some people didn't say it that way. fox 25 stephanie coueignoux spoke with kailey and her school about the message that landed her in hot water. >> i see donald trump a lot on there and i don't see what's so different. all along with him. >> reporter: only 10 percent of revere votes for mayor the other 90 percent isn't legal. this was the tweet from kailey responding to a tweet from her teacher about the low voter turn out for mayoral's november race. kailey meant her tweet as a political comment not a racial comment. >> and didn't specify any specific race, no one individualized. >> reporter: but after students complained, the school stepped in. revere superintendent, dr. diane kelly says the district believes in freedom of speech but cannot support what she calls insensitive language. and say something that other people will find offensive or harmful, then you need to be prepared to deal with the the ramifications of that. >> reporter: kailey's mother who says is the high school's head cheerleader is now banned from cheering the rest of the season. >> because of other people's overreaction toward it, they felt she should be punished for that. i didn't find that fair at all. >> reporter: kelly said, they did not discipline kailey because of the tweet alone. but because of privacy, she couldn't comment on the specifics. >> i would just say that, not everything we read is the full story of what's happening. >> reporter: she decided to discipline her doctor because of the intense backlash. blair miller: now, the controversy surrounding kailey's tweet led to some big changes at revere high. they're creating a groom of teachers and students that will come up with curriculum on diversity and acceptance. >> now your forecast from sarah wroblewski and the fox 25 weather team. sarah wroblewski: hope your morning is getting off to a great start. temperatures are improving. still stuck in the 30s in some locations especially to the north and west of the city. otherwise upper 40s, lower 50s for the cape and islands. so many clouds there, though. despite the milden conditions and a few scattered showers too. very hit and miss this morning. i do want to warn you anticipating heavier rain across our southeastern areas. as temperatures will be above average today a little milder than yesterday too. upper 40s to mid 50s. and enjoy it because we've got colder weather on the way. current temperatures through the great lakes and midwest in the teens. 30s in pittsburgh and buffalo to the 50s in new york. you can see the big difference right here between these areas. and that's because of a cold front that is pushing eastward across our region for the day today. providing a lot of the clouds as well as the threat of these hit or miss showers through about lunch time. up i wouldn't be surprised to he sue a few breaks in the cloud cover to the north and west throughout the day. but as this front pushes off shore. there's going to be a storm system developing from our south. and it is going to overspread southeastern areas as we head into the afternoon. notice the timestamp here between 2 and 3 o'clock. rain redevelops, becoming heavy at time during the evening hours, as this storm system, yes, most of the moisture stays off shore, but the northwestern edge of precipitation backs into southern new england, how far back it goes we're going to track throughout the day by 8 o'clock seeing the best chances of rain across our southeastern areas. to the north and west, a little bit clearer and much colder air will pour on in. even on the back edge of precipitation, may be a brief period of light snow before this system wraps up and heads on out of here. 7 o'clock by the time you wake up tomorrow, it will be gone and we'll see the sunshine but it will be cold out there. and we'll see a good amount of rain in some spots. we're talking some areas picking up anywhere from three quarters of an inch to perhaps even an inch and a half. in the boston area, looking anywhere around a half an inch of rain. but notice the sharp cut off. really going to be determined up. it's going to be a big difference across the region. when you wake up tomorrow morning, it's going to be in the 20s and 30s. it's going to be a chilly one out there to start the day. and sure enough, the day is going to finish off pretty school too. despite seeing sunshine, it will, blustery out of the midwest, highs tomorrow struggling to get out of the 40s. which means cold for the pats game. cold and dry, kick off, falling back into the 20s as the game goes on. seven-day forecast weekend oughts in view showing cold weather continues into tuesday. try and bright, though for the middle part of the week, great for any travelling out there. temperatures close to normal by temperatures in the 50s, with lots of sunshine. keeping it mild for your black friday deals. and then on saturday, we bring back the risk of some rain and perhaps even a little bit of light snow overnight. there's the latest look at your forecast. heather hegedus: so with the more wintery weather in the forecast, a push to get people to shop this season is underway in boston. specifically shop small buildings. mayor marty walsh kicking off holidays on main street yesterday and this year shoppering will be able to enjoy live music from acoustic street performers. more good news, two free hours of parking for people who use the park boston app at meters. and this says we're just about a week out now from small business saturday, the national day at supporting locally owned shops around the holidays. and the salvation army is making sure no one goes without a thanksgiving dinner this year. volunteers handing out more than 2,000 baskets yesterday, with an even greater need for donations this year turkey costs are up due to the bird flue. great to see all of the volunteers. it's amazing. people in one neighborhood, sleepless night after put on imagine a world where the only thing you had to wrestle for on thanksgiving was the last piece of pumpkin pie. and the only place we camped out was in front of a fire and not the parking lot of a store. at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods, we' re closed on thanksgiving let' s put more value on what really matters. this season, bring back the holidays. blair miller: developing this morning, fox 25 is on the scene working to get more information about an overnight stand off that ended with a man dead. it happened on azalea street in norton. started with a noise complaint around 10:30 last night. police and swat team swarmed the house after the man began shooting at officers. it all came to an end at 3 in the morning, after a man was found dead in that house. it's not clear, if he shot himself or during gunfire with police. no word on the man's name. heather hegedus: 2-year-old in the hospital but her condition is improving. lyndon albers disappeared friday morning from her hamilton home. she was found hours later naked and her head shaved. police saline don's former baby sitter broke into the little girl's home and abducted her. took 21-year-old abigail hannah into custody yesterday morning from the empty r. of north shore until center. hannah being held now without bail. blair miller: looking out our windows, see clouds, they're going to stick around for a while. sarah wroblewski: yeah, a lot of clouds, hit or miss, but better chance of rain across the southeast as we head into the afternoon and evening. how wet that rain gets, could be as far west as worcester. but definitely into the boston area. be prepared for wet weather. getting cold tonight, even snow mixing on in. but dry out for the rest of the he can would. spectacular conditions as we head head towards the holiday, temperatures actually warm up after chilly conditions monday and tuesday. and thursday, thanksgiving, all of the football games, it might be cold in the morning, 30s and 40s, but by the afternoon, 50s and try -- dry. i think we'll take it. blair miller: for everybody on the road, that's good. going to be a bit of a mess, the latest timeline tracking any showers later on tonight. heather hegedus: thanks for joining us. today at 6 catch the packers vikings game dunkin's new sweet black pepper bacon sandwich, with double the slices of caramelized crispy pepper bacon. it's the bacon experience you've been waiting for. bacon up. next vehicle purchase? at enterprise, we guarantee it. p head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... p change your thinking about catch 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