open to new fantasy football regulations. paula, david? >> liam, thanks. also breaking tonight, major trouble for the evening commute. service on the red line between the jfk and north quincy station has been stopped. >> so we're told that there was a fire in a cable on the track. buses are now shuttling people between ash mont and north quincy stations. no word on when it will be back to normal. new developments of painy bella. we have now learned a medical examiner will take a second look at the girl's body. another autopsy will be performed pushing the funeral date back a week. >> also, we're getting a first look at what will surround bella with love and comfort in her final resting place. >> we have the exclusive story all new at 6:00. it should be some recording that the person lived.

he's been working on since the 3-year-old once known as baby doe was unidentifiedp. >> she was discarded like troth. >> reporter: since relatives have been told the medical examiner is doing a second autopsy, while the baby's mother and boyfriend faced charges for bella's murder. relatives say the case is changing. her name and pictures quietly added to her great- grandmother's stone. but defilly pope feel she's needs more. >> reporter: rather than seeing her name at the bottom, you know, as an after thought on the monument, she matters. >> reporter: there are other gestures. advocates helped search for bella's identity on social media making sure she'll be enveloped. a quilt made from swatches of

>> i received some from florida, as far away as california, georgia, tennessee. new york, vermont, maine. little poems and blessings on there for her that we want her to be buried with so she's a part of us. >> reporter: relatives have been told the second look could take two more weeks and as long as it's not postponed again it could happen a full four months after bella turned up on the beach. >> heartbreaking that she sent been laid to rest. what else have we learned about what memorial service is planned for her. >> early on, her biological father said he would make sure it's public because the public has been involved from the beginning. the group that had the quilt made called justice for bella bond amer rose so he has a play ground in her name, a statue

and even a playground to collect donations supplied for children in dcf. >> christina hager, thank you so much. now at 6:00, boats burned, several sunk as a raging fire and firefighters raced to the scene early this morning. they were just trying to save as many boats as they possibly could, even using a drone to help them put out the flames. bell shields is live in quincy with the latest. >> reporter: the boats are all hoard closely together so if you get a fire on one boat, it will quickly jump to the others. what's amazing is no one was seriously injured. >> you can replace the boats. you can't replace the people. >> reporter: that's the good news. the bad? 11 boats damaged. 5 of them destroyed. it started about 7:30 this morning. >> so i looked over and saw the boat in flames. so i called my boyfriend and

the two of us came out to figure out what's going on. >> reporter: it likely started in the engine compartment. >> a guy started his boat up to take it out and the engine caught fire. >> reporter: because the boats are tied up so closely together, the flames jumped from one to another. >> wind wasn't too bad but it was still enough to allow it to spread and there's fiberglass and a lot of gasoline. the boats are close together. >> reporter: tamara and justin didn't just lose their boat, they lost their home. they lived on it. >> we just sold everything to do this. we moved on it to live on it. all we had left was in there. we have nothing left now. >> it's overwhelming right now. >> now we have to figure out our next move. >> reporter: people are like a big family. dana pringle didn't hesitate to offer the couple his boat to live on. >> well you've got to have a place to live. you don't have a boat.

just take my boat. that's all, just live on it. >> reporter: at the might of the fire, a drone from a brewster ambulance crew showed the extent of it. 11 boats damaged, but no lives lost. that boat where the fire started, they just toted away so maybe investigators can determine exactly what happened and there are still three other boats on the bottom here. reporting live from quincy, i'm bill shields, wbz news. paula? >> it's got to be so frustrating. a stabbing outside the park street station. police tell us a man and woman got into a fight and the man was stabbed. paramedics rushed one man to the hospital. so far no arrested. a juror admitted that he had outside information about the case. his son goes to the school where colleen ritzer was murdered. he'd already been dismissed

talking about it with other jurors. phillip chyz imis being -- adult. in. a bus slams into the back of a tractor-trailer. afternoon. the bus and tractor-trailer pinned the bus driver who later died at the hospital. 18 people traveling on that bus from boston new york have minor injuries. police are now investigating. a high-flying bus, state police find this large hall of marijuana at logan airport. according to authorities, a california man flew from san francisco to boston and when he arrived, they expected his two checked suitcases and found 100 pounds of marijuana sealed in plastic. the man is now facing drug charges. we have learned a fifth

academy was missing. the coast guard called off the search for survivors, now looking instead for the ship's data recorder to figure out what went wrong. governor baker wants to help the tens of thousands of students who right now are on waiting lists hoping to get into a carler school. the governor announced the new plan to lift the state cap on charter schools. those are public schools that are publicly funded but privately operated. the governor's plan would allow the state to add up to a dozen new or extended charter schools each year. >> we have 37,000 families who simply want for their kids what everybody else wants, and for the most part gets in the welt of massachusetts for theirs. this is a shot at a great education and an opportunity on which to build a great future.

to focus on expanding access in the lowest performing districts. the statewide cap is at 120. we just got newly released surveillance video. scary moments on a school bus. driver losing control sending the bus on a crash course. >> and the no-phone challenge. we'll tell you what happened when a principal and student decided together to surrender their smartphones. >> opening night for the bruins here at the garden. here is the question, can they win without the captain. zdeno chara out of the lineup. sports is coming right back at

i think we all know the answer to this question. are you on your cell phone too much? >> guilty. some statistics are shocking. according to the latest research, we check our facebook, twitter and other social media accounts on average 17 times per day. we spend on average 4.7 hours on our phones which is a lot considering many of us are only

awake for 15 hours. so could you survive one day without your phone? how about a week? >> a student and a principal turned in their phones and put a wager on it. you may be surprised who gave in first. liam martin has the story all new at 6:00. >> my phone is a big part of my life. >> reporter: lea is an eighth grader and justin kamran is the principal. principal cameron was observing a wellness class a couple of weeks ago where they were talking about overuse of cell phones. mia was in the class too. they recognized themselves. >> i thought giving it up would be healthy. >> reporter: so they took the challenge and gave their phones to the health teacher. >> i was nervous giving it in my schoolbag so the thought occurred lock them up in the closet. >> reporter: that's where they

>> when i handed it over, my hand was shaky and i felt like i was going to cry. >> reporter: it hasn't been easy. >> instagram, snap chat, everything. i text. when i went home, i was wondering what to do with myself because it was never like that. >> reporter: slowly -- >> i kind of, like, realized more, like, what was going on in the world and i really saw it with my eyes and not my phone. >> moments that are impactful to life and others, i'll try to keep it in my pocket. >> reporter: today, mr. cameron was the first to call it quits. >> it's over. >> reporter: who won? >> she did. >> awesome. proud of you for doing that. what's the first thing you are going to do? >> probably check all of my messages. >> reporter: for holding out

treat mia and her friends to a lunch. i thought, 15 days without my phone, i'd neat more than -- need more than lunch. >> it it's good at this age that they are aware of that. >> observing life in realtime. >> for all of us. >> without my phone, how could i take this amazing video? >> i think jamie walter would be upset to hear that. >> okay, fine, it was jamey walter. >> reporter: certainly beautiful out there last night. although the one complaint we've been mentioning on the dot, 6:14. it is sunset time tonight. by halloween night, it's 10:39. the bad news first. 4:38 is sunset on november 1st

night with an extra hour of sleep. that's well timed. and pretty cool out there. now we're at 56 degrees in boston, winds out of the southeast at 10 miles per hour. pretty cool across the region. it's that time of year where the sun is out. it feels great as soon as the sun goes down. clear skies for now, but we are going to look at changes headed into the day tomorrow. we've got a cold front moving into the great lakes. it. those will be arriving for tomorrow afternoon. we have a little more quiet time to go. temperatures falling into the 40s again this evening. frost conditions. tomorrow, the clouds start to thicken up. i think there will be sunshine, especially in the morning the first half of the day. southeastern massachusetts, you we head toward lunchtime. a few showers break out. they become more numerous. a couple of these will have lightning and thunder.

so if you have any friday night plans, expect for the quick burst of heavy rainfall. all of it moves offshore by saturday morning. the wind starts off breezy in the morning out of the south, but as we head into the afternoon, it keeps increasing and the gusts during the afternoon and evening between 20 and 45 miles per hour. so a really windy friday afternoon. that's going to make it feel less comfortable outside, even though tomorrow is looking warmer than today. we'll have highs closer to 70 degrees. even a touch of humidity in the air as you'd expect with showers working across. once we head through tomorrow, we have a great looking columbus day forecast. just the epicenter of activities. parents weekend at a lot of colleges. taking a look at 50s for saturday to start things. so a chilly start with the mid- 60s. we're back into the 70s by columbus day monday. so depending on, pick your poison.

what's your favorite kind of weather? if you want the warm stuff, plan it for monday. so chilly on saturday night, we have a chance for the fist widespread forecast. i have to say, the colors are coming on strong. foliage is looking excellent here, especially if you are moving to the north. good times keep on rolling after the active weather tomorrow. it's mainly dry all the way across other than that, the big storms are just bypassing us for now. david, paula, over to you. >> sounds good. thank you so much. steve is on the field trip tonight. >> i will say, i'm not doing my part. you have the bruins yellow. steve has the bruins yellow and the tie. i guess kind of. maybe i'm a little color-blind. >> no, no, it's gold.

it is the season opener. even difd krejci david krejci is fired up. it's going to be awesome. >> reporter: it's going to be lots tonight. >> you look at it, dennis seidenberg already out for two months with the back injury. tonight, the bruins will also be without the captain due to injuries. he suffered an upper body game in the preseason game and started practicing including taking part in this morning's skate. chara missed six weeks last year with a knee injury. so the bruins know what it's like to play without their captain. >> reporter: it's a chance for other guys to step up. we have great depth on the

up know, i'm not worried about that tonight. >> reporter: now as coach julien told us this morning, we're hoping for a return of chara sooner rather than later and if he could suit up saturday night against the montreal canadiens. bruins will have to play good team defense. >> reporter: how much fun? >> it should be loud and fun. i hope the fans get behind it. >> a lot of questions surrounding this. over in patriot nation, patriots are undefeated and they are rested up. >> patriots are on a mission. there is no doubt about that. the pats cannot wait to get to the big d. >> patriots runningback dion lewis has made an impact since coming to the team. today the pats rewarded him with a two-year extension. >> trust me.

work hard every day and give them all i've got. >> reporter: no tony romo and no dez bryant but the cowboys will have jason when itton. the dallas long time tight end is a game changer. >> he still makes the catch. he's been a tough matchup for years. >> reporter: rob ground could you ski is ready to play some ball. >> we had a little time off and it's got to be focused. the cowboys for the weekend. >> reporter: rob gronkowski is the first tight end in nfl history to have three consecutive seasons with 10 touchdowns. he also needs one more for 60 touchdowns. he'll be the second player in patriots history to have that seat. i'm levan reid, wbz sports. don't forget, tonight,

the indianapolis bad news to the colts. and the shoulder injury means hasselbeck is to the rescue. the big story tonight, opening night for the boston bruins. we'll have you all covered from start to finish. guys, back to you. >> steve, thank you. still to come, college kids eating where barbra streisand and liza minnelli made their debut. plans for a historic boston theater that had some people

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we have new video tonight of the moment a worcester school bus driver lost control of the bus sending it smashing into parked cars. watch how she's sliding out of her seed before it happens. police say the video clearly shows that jean did not buckle her seat belt before driving because she slips right off. it is a violation of federal law.

she has been cited in both her personal and commercial driver's licenses have been revoked. there is growing outrage tonight about a plan to turn the colonial theater on boylston street into an emerson college student center. it would include a cafeteria and another performance space for students. the president of emerson says it's one of several options the college is considering. still ahead, the local colleges are dropping one sick

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