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i'm kathryn hauser. >> i'm chris mckinnon. it feels like fall but we're in the -- what do you call it, the [ laughter ] going? >> no, we're in -- whatever. >> we're in fall. you know what? i've been listening to danielle this morning. she said the temperatures will rebound today. cards. >> you are totally helping him out. he got you before, so you are trying to get him back there. >> it is tuesday. hey, guys, we have a warm-up on the way. we'll rebound like 30 degrees this afternoon. 49 in boston. lower 40s lawrence to fitchburg. 50s on the cape. depends on where you are, skies mostly clear, though, and even a couple of clouds on the cape have been departing. we have got a touch of patchy fog in the valley that will burn off by mid-morning. 42 on average for your rush hour there.

look at this lunchtime 64 looks beautiful. sun and clouds mixed in, quite pleasant 66 adds we head into the ride home. we're warming up even more tomorrow. we'll time out some showers for friday coming up. let's get you on the roads first. traffic and weather together gets busy around now, robi. >> you are right. things are getting busy early seeing a lot more backups than usual. let's start with the north, 93 southbound bumper to bumper in the woburn stretch. you'll also bog down between andover. route 3 southbound crawls in the lowell area between 495 and 129. checking the south right now, the expressway heavy furnace brook to the that upon sess circle. 24 north, heavy brock iten to randolph. it's 6:02 right now. new this morning, a historic home on the cape is damaged in the crash.

lost control and crashed into hey home in cochituate last night. so far, no charges have been filed. also new this morning, a home in marlboro is damaged in an overnight fire. flames broke out at this home on versailles street. it reportedly started in the kitchen. no word, though, on any injuries. >> hope turning to fear for the family of 33 crew members lost down. >> the families of the missing are trying to stay positive. we are at mass maritime where some crew members trained. >> reporter: good morning. we now it was mechanical -- we now know it was mechanical

to lose power and get stranded. >> he'll be okay. i truly have to believe that. >> reporter: friends and family of the missing members of the el faro are holding hope. >> they'll make it. if there's any way to make it, they will make that. >> reporter: the coast guard revealed monday the ship sank in hurricane joaquin and it's now 3 miles underwater. 33 were on board, 28 were americans. two were mass maritime graduates. both have young families. >> doing a lot of wonderful work for the family of kingston. i'm just without words. >> reporter: tuesday marks five days since the ship lost contact. it's also the amount of time the coast guard is leave anyone stranded. they are hoping this well- trained crew knew how to survive. >> in my heart, i believe if there's anything that we will

think differently and he will think differently. >> reporter: if there ever was a reason to hold onto hope, keith griffin has it. his wife katy is expecting twins. >> susie, thank you very much. developing news, historic flooding in south carolina has killed at least 12 people, and the threat isn't over yet. water is slowly being released from dams in the area over fears that the dams could break. 500 roads and bridges shut down because of the flooding. cemeteries have been uprooted. more than 100 people have been rescued from their homes. residents are being reminded to stay off the streets. president obama signed a declaration allowing disaster aid to immediately help those in need. the former head of the mbta won't be joining the ntsb. she asked president obama to withdraw their nomination

because of family reasons. she resigned from the t in april over the agency's response to winter delays and cancellations. we're learning more about the pilot who died during a mid-air emergency during a boston-bound flight. the co-pilot kept his cool and made sure it landed safely. good morning, bree. >> reporter: michael johnston of utah was at the control of the american airlines flight when his family believes he suffered a heart attack. >> we have a medical emergency. the captain is incapacitated. >> reporter: that's the co- pilot there. passengers are commending him for staying calm and get more than 150 people on board safely to the ground in syracuse. a replacement crew came aboard and flew the plane onto logan. a history of heart troubles

including a double bypass in 2006 for him. in the days and weeks before feeling good. >> as far as we knew, in perfect health. when he left yesterday, he he felt fine. great. he spent the last couple of weeks working on losing weight. had lost about ten pounds and said, i feel better than i've felt in a long tile. >> since his double by pass surgery, his wife says he was required to get a complete physical every six months to ensure he was well enough to fly. chris, back to you. >> 6:07 right now on your tuesday morning. lawyers for hernandez will be back in court asking for charges to be dropped. prosecutors say hernandez killed daniel abreu at a club in the theater district in hernandez's lawyers say there's case. >> this might make you upset if you play fantasy sports online.

boston-based draftkings and rival fan duel are defending insider information. the "new york times" reports a draftkings employee admitted to inadvertently releasing helped players. that same day, the employee won site. the companies have banned employees from playing at any other site. state lawmakers debating a new bill. we have a closer look at these good morning, nicole. >> good morning to you, chris. most would agree there are countless distractions that can take place while you are driving. of course lawmakers in massachusetts are trying to minimize those even more. they are taking a look at the idea of banning handheld cell phones while driving, of course text messaging behind the wheel was banned several years ago.

drivers 18 years old and younger are not allowed to use cell phones at all while driving. the conversation opens today that could ban it across the board. these are implemented already in 14 states including new york, connecticut, and vermont. several bills are on the table for discussion today. one would impose a $100 fine for first-time offenders, a $250 fine and a $500 fine for third-time offenders. of course, technology has bounds. of course, there are head lets and bluetooth devices. all of that will come in handy with regards to those who are implemented.

no discussions will be made. nicole jacobs, wbz news. getting out of parking tickets in boston. >> sounds nice, the days and times you are most likely to get a ticket plus the streets you may want to avoid. >> plus the mbta making scheduling changes. >> and a huge cereal crawl. more than a million boxes of cheerios affected. the problem that could make some people sick. >> a fresh, chilly start this morning but with the sunshine, we'll rebound nicely. coming through the 50s into the 60s by 11:00 a.m., topping out near or probably shy of 70 in boston this afternoon. speaking of which, take a live look over the city. a little bit of light starting to come over the horizon. stay with us.

no one likes getting parking tickets. >> no, but there are tricks, apparently, of avoiding them around boston. according to a parking ticket study, most tickets are written meters. the fewest tickets are given out before dawn. the most around lunchtime tuesdays through friday. tuesdays we've been talking

about all morning, not a great day. the streets that see the postmarking tickets, beacon and charles streets and newbury street. not a huge surprise. it's tough to get parking in boston in general. when you do find the spot, then you are nervous you'll get a ticket. feed the meter. we need a check of the forecast on this tuesday. the lovely danielle niles is here. >> admittedly it is a chilly start this morning so that will wake you up. we've dipped into the 30s but we're 42 on average. the light jacket for sure. sunrise coming up just about a half hour from now at 6:46. you can have the shortsleeves. get away with that later on, maybe the long sleeves. look at this 37 in nashua right now. it's 49, though in the city of boston, but notice really from southern new hampshire back into the merrimack valley,

we've dipped into the upper 30s and norwood, wow, look at this. 32 degrees, norwood just dropped. wow, a chilly start in some of the suburbs this morning. mid-40s here from plymouth back up towards marshfield and 50s on the cape. the mild spots across the region this morning. we've had a kutch of fog locally dense by fog. the carolinas still dealing with showers today. joaquin continues to pull out to sea. today will be fantastic. temperatures rebound by about 30 or more degrees in some communities. coming into the mid to upper 60s, a few spots touch 70 today. tomorrow we come into the low 70s. cold front comes through and will bring in a reinforcing shot of colder air. a beautiful looking day thursday. we'll top out in the low 60s,

so ten degrees cooler. friday, showers knocking on the doorstep. it looks like we'll arrive late in the afternoon. scattered light shower activity is only the risk through the week here. upper 60s at the coast. a little cooler lower 60s in the cape. partly cloudy skies 52 downtown and mid-40s in some of the cooler suburbs. highs tomorrow beautiful. look at that. we should be in the mid-60s. 73 norwood. upper 60s on the cape quite pleasant for our wednesday. thursday will still be a great day with sunshine just cooler. highs top out in the low 60s. friday some late day showers. weekend's looking good, too. i think the pick of the weekend on sunday with temperatures rebounding a bit in the mid- 60s. looks nice. week. danielle, a lot of tough

rides out there right now as the tuesday morning commute is under way. let's check to the north. 93 southbound has one bumper to bumper pocket with wilmington. also heavy is route 3 southbound hangs up between 495 and 129. to the south, east milton square to columbia road. route 3 northbound sluggish hang um to braintree. just hearing about the accident in we'ding southbound 93. the backup is already to north avenue. chris, kathryn? 6:17 right now. the mb ta is hoping the system wide schedules will cut down on delays and inconveniences for riders. there won't be a drastic change in departure times and more built into the ride to account for unexpected emergencies or weather conditions.

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welcome back. it is 6:23 right now. anti-bullying laws appear to be working. according to a new study in the journal of american medicine, anti-bullying laws on the books are less likely to report acts of bullying and 20% less likely

to be victims of cyberbullies. south dakota had the highest rate of bullying while alabama had the lowest. there's a study for just about everything these days. oftentimes, the findings can contradict each other. >> this morning, jon keller takes a closer look at whether or not it can revile anything of substance. >> good morning. you've got to love scientific studies. ones that tell us petting a dog's fur can lower your blood pressure or tell you if certain foods are bad for you usually followed a few years later by the study showing they are good for you. with all due respect to the usually well-meaning researchers who put out the studies, over time, you get skeptical. for instance a new study out of australia claiming human happiness peaks before age 24 and after age 75, "couples reported the greatest sassis

faction with life -- satisfaction in life just before having their first child then a dip and then happiness increases later in life quoting again" when people start focusing on their free time." that last one does sound plausible, but overall, these findings really sell mu humanity short. you are telling me, people don't find happiness and satisfaction in raising children, especially very young kids. the implication of this study is that we're basically a bunch of narcissists, happiest when we have few responsibility to others and plenty of time to indulge ourselves. sorry that doesn't fit with my experience. i see pleasure from a challenge helping others. maybe they are fool meek or

made fools of the researchers. you make the call and share your take with me at keller@wbz-tv.com. more coming up including new details in the oregon school shooting. >> and a local university planning an emergency drill. >> is it costing you more than just your time at the waiting

yes. is now a good time to remember your company didn't choose it just because it costs less? yes. welcome to world-class doctors, hospitals, and helpfulness. because neighborhood values what you value. call your broker and see customer stories at nhpvalues.org. right now, any news of a cargo ship with hurricane joaquin. >> investigators looking into the train derailment in vermont. we have an update on the injured passengers. >> plus, do you spend hours waiting to see your doctor?

what can be done to solve this growing problem? welcome back. it's 6:30. i'm chris mckinnon. >> i'm kathryn hauser. plenty of sunshine out there, danielle. >> it's going to be beautiful. even though it is a chilly start, we're going to rebound nicely later on today. it's going to be a nice day, yeah. beautiful fall weather to start. looking out over the city of boston. sun's not up yet. temperature-wise, we've running in the 30s and 40s and 50s. depends on where you are. skies mostly clear with a touch of fog and some of the valleys that's thick in spots. temperatures 50 in worcester right now.

41 fitchburg with patchy fog. any leftover clouds are departing. no weather-related issues for the commute. throw on a hat or scarf in the 30s this morning. you can take it out later on, though. 64 your lunch hour looks fantastic with a blend of sun and clouds. sunset at 6:17 with temperatures still running. let's get you out in the road for a check of the roads. >> reporter: to the south, the crash is down in brockton. 24 northbound, total traffic network says the center lane is blocked down there. then to the north we go if the old clicker works there. there we go. north of boston, an accident in reading at route 93. the shoulder is blocked there. the bumper to bumper backup is already to north avenue.

it is 6:31 right now. crews have recovered one body in the search for 33 missing people on a cargo ship. >> we're learning more about some of the massachusetts matives on board that ship. susie steimle is live with more for us this morning. good morning, susie. >> reporter: good morning, chris. we learned the captain was trying to change course but was unable to because of mechanical failure that happened during the storm. friends and family members are holding on to hope that there are survivors still out there. two of them were members of the massachusetts maritime academy here in buzzards bay. their names are keith griffin and joe mathias. an active search is still ongoing. today we know that a body was discovered in the wreckage this weekend, but there is still a lifeboat unaccounted for.

hold the entire crew, but it could have had to endure extreme conditions during joaquin. >> we're talking up to 140 mile- per-hour winds. seas upwards of 50 feet. visibility basically at zero. those are challenging conditions to survive in. >> in my heart, i believe if there's anything that we'll see keith it's because he does think differently and he will think differently. >> reporter: there has been criticism of the captain's decision to keep going during this hurricane but the ship's owner defends that saying if the mechanic ale failure hadn't happened at the exact wrong time, they wouldn't have been able to push through with the storm. susie steimle, wbz news this morning. bridgewater state university is holding a lockdown drill today. university police will also be

testing the communications systems. it is the first time the lockdown system will be tested there. the drill starts at 10:00 this morning. new details about the possible moat in any event campus shooting in oregon. a law enforcement official says the 26-year-old dunman who ill -- gunman who killed nine people left a manifesto claim egg didn't have a girlfriend and that other people thought wees crazy. many went to counseling yesterday but classes are canceled all week long. 6:34 is the time. hillary clinton making an emotional appeal for tougher gun laws as she campaigned in new hampshire. the democratic presidential candidate held a town hall meeting in manchester yesterday vowing to expand background checks and tighten regulations on treatments to buy and sell guns.

>> this epidemic of gun violence knows no boundaries, knows no limits of any kind. how many people have to die before we actually act, before we come together as a nation. [ applause ] >> here's a look at where some of the other candidates stand. bernie sanders supports banning assault weapons and closing the gun show loophole. republican carly fiorina opposes the assault weapons ban. instead, he says all legislation should focus on mental health. it is 6:35 on your tuesday morning. maggie hassan is running for senate and taking on one of the republican party eaz rising stars. she announced she will challenge kelly ayotte.

as number in new hampshire. ayotte is sometimes mentioned as a potential candidate for vice president. falling rocks in vermont take out an amtrak train. at least seven people hurt as the cars came off the tracks. >> good morning, bree. >> the governor says there was no wrong dining as that this was a pure accident this. that will be up to the ntsb to make a final determination. remain closed. amtrak plans to bus passengers booked on the vermonter. it was headed to washington with 98 passengers and four crew members on board. near mont peel year where the wreck happened, it could have triggered a rook slide. >> it felt a bump.

to the left and swerved to the right. we're all going uh-oh. pretty soon, this stopped. we were lucky that it stopped like that but we were all going are you kai, are you okay? other than that, we were lucky. >> one of the seven people injured was air lifted to a new hampshire hospital and was evaluated in its emergency room. the six others went to a local hospital for things like neck, back, and shoulder pain. state officials said a freight train passed over the tracks sunday night with no problems. the crash occurred adds part of a recent $220,000 upgrades. chris, back to you. right now, tucks bury police are searching for a suspect who robbed a market basket. the heavy set man in a baseball hat did not show a weapon when he demanded cash at the store

around lunchtime yesterday. he got away on a bike with about $200. the same man may be connected to a robbie later in the day. a -- robbery later in the day. a man matching the description day. putting down the phones behind the wheel. lawmakers are expected to take driving ban. good morning, nicole. >> good morning to you, kathryn. we've seen similar laws in other new england states like new york, new hampshire, vermont, and connecticut. now massachusetts lawmakers are considering the same thing, ban the handheld cell phones while you are driving. texting and driving was banned several years ago. of course drivers are not allowed to use cell phones at all while driving when they are 18 or younger.

several bills are on the table including one that would impose a $100 fine for first-time offenders. a $250 fine for second time offenders and a $500 fine for third time offenders. no decision will be made today. this is just an opportunity to open the discussion. they would consider several bills, several proposals during the course of all of the public hearings. of course that decision will be made at a later date. the hearing is expected to start later on this morning. we're live at the statehouse, nicole jacobs, wbz news. we all dread going to the doctor's office and waiting around for what seems like eternity. >> now we know how much time we're wasting and on what. hey, robi. >> i had a doctor's appointment recently and was immediately told by the receptionist my 1:00 appointment would be more like 1:45. the waiting room was packed, bid way.

a new study shows how much time we spend with the doctor and how much we spend waiting for the physician. the study estimates the typical outpatient medical visit takes up to 121 minutes of the patients tier time. once you get there you are in the waiting room for an average of 61 minutes. then the actual amount of time you spend seeing the doctors getting examined face-to-face only 20 minutes. all of this waiting costs consumers money of course. researchers found that americans spent $1.1 billion obtaining outpatient care. that adds up to $52 billion. the study's author says the wait times can go down as physicians conduct exams over the phone or even via computers. let's check out the reaction right now. march wrote "we live in an area where there is some of the best

medical care in the world. so sometimes we have positive wait. move else dids where and see how long you have to wait. katie posted on our facebook page. she says it's crazy a lot of doctors schedule appointments every 15 minutes. that's not enough time for most patients. thanks for commenting. a number of ways to do it. love to hear from you. the case against aaron hernandez heads back to court. >> just ahead, the argument his lawyers are hoping to hear today. >> plus, two fantasy sports web sites. do some employees have a competitive advantage? >> checking in with weather watchers with a lot of reports coming in, in the 30s. dawn says 38 degrees in hollis with clear skies and a warm jacket this morning. you'll want the jacket right now. coming up near 70.

a very delicate rescue mission in manchester. take a look at this all to save a 9-year-old boy stuck in a tree. >> he got his leg caught between the branches yesterday, and after using a saw that didn't work, fire crews used the jaws of life to treat him from the tree. he was treated for minor injuries. >> i can't imagine as a parent those moments. >> yikes. >> and that's heavy machinery we're talking about. glad he's okay.

>> that's the most posh part. we need a check of your forecast on this tuesday. chilly at the moment, but danielle, that doesn't mean it will be all day. >> no. we get the heavy coat. with some of the readings, you can get rid of it later on. 35 degrees westford academy this morning. oak street elementary sitting at 38. wayland elementary in revere is at 44 degrees right now. so it is a chilly start this morning, but we are going to rebound by 30 or more degrees by some communities. beverly right now low 40s in the merrimack valley with a touch of fog. 33 in norwood. spots. skies are clear. we are in for a lot of sunshine during the day today. here's the leftover shower activity through the carolinas. joaquin continues to pull away out to sea, so we get a great day with a light norther a breeze. that's one of the biggest differences you'll notice

and cape where our wind has been so persistent off the ocean. temperatures 65 to 70. tomorrow here comes a front. notice a couple of showers with it right in eastern canada. even those, too, should tend to fizzle out there as it comes on by. after being up near 70 tomorrow, thursday will feature cooler air in the lower 60s despite the sunshine. as we head into late thursday, we turn our attention to the west with showers and downpours with the next that will across the region for us late friday. that will bring scattered showers but not until late afternoon friday. enjoy it out from today. look at this. mid to upper 60s. 70 lawrence and bedford ted. 67 to 71 rear and mid to upper 60s. a light breeze with a few clouds mixing in at times. temperatures are cooler here from chatter back down to

sunshine with a nice fall afternoon. overnight tonight, partly cloudy. 52 downtown. i don't think we'll be as chilly in the suburbs. sunshine and a few clouds mix in again tomorrow. mild highs right around 70, even a few spots will top out in the low 70s. accuweather seven-day, low 60s by thursday. the weekend right now is looking great. a little breezy on saturday. also sunday is the pick day mid-60s. you, robi. >> reporter: we've had a lot of fender lane crashes -- center lane crashes. this is a two-car crash 128 at great plain avenue. that is a very busy area. looks like one of the cars that pen out. that wrecker just arrived on got there. as you can see, traffic goes close to them at both sides. this will cause problems for

quite a while, but the good news is the wrecker is there and should be able to get one of these cars out of the way. chris, kathryn? it is just about 6:48 on tuesday morning. checking top stories now. a body has been recovered as the coast guard continues to search pore survivors in the cargo ship. >> the unidentified person was found in a survival suit. crews found a badly damaged lifeboat. the ship's captain planned to by pass the hurricane but a mechanical failure left the ship adrift. two massachusetts natives are among the 33 people on board. lawyers for aaron hernandez willen back in court asking for the double murder charges against the former patriots player to be dropped. prosecutors say hernandez killed daniel abay uwe and fer tad doe after an altercation at a nightclub in the theater district in 012. her nan -- 2012. hernandez's lawyers say there's not enough evidence in the case.

are defending the fantasy sports site over allegations of insider information. the "new york times" reports a draftkings employee admitted to inadvertently releasing sensitive data that might have helped some players. that same player won $350,000. historic home at the cape damaged which a truck slammed into it. the driver of the pickup kruk crashed into a home that dated back to the 1800s. no charges have been filed. it's 6:49 on your tuesday morning. we had a little boy losing the heart felt battle. >> the coffee chain apologizing to a rhode island police officer over the message written on his coffee cup. we'll tell about you it when we come back. at dunkin'. pick up your favorite n-flavored baked treats

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