s. . breaking news, a car drives right into a crowd at a auction we're live with the latest. schoolelelled because of a gas leak. two workers collapsed forcing an unexpected school shut down track tracking rain and a gusting. .

as you can see, they are there to view the car, when it suddenly lurched forward striking five cared speaks as well as peds. pedestrian, the car pinned the victim beneath the car as you indicate was med flighted. people running in all directions we spoke with a couple of witnesses. i don't know what was happening, he lost control. we don't know why, high speed, he hit the people, the other car. dead you hear the brakes or -- >> we didn't hear anything. >> and everybody screaming, he not reacting he just driving.

it went through the wall, there was smoke everywhere. what was the reaction? >> people were screaming everybody get out. i was two feet away from my friend he listened to me. now you're looking at a picture of that heavily-damaged bmw that struck a cement wall why that driver suddenly accelerated the driver was not seriously injured and all those who were not strike did not have life threatening injuries, several people here for a car auction when one went out of control. wbz news,ths thank you very much. we have more breaking news this noon, a guilty verdict in the murder of a south boston grandmother. timothy stabbed 67-year-old barbara coin in april 2012.

giving him a description of her killer. police linked costca through fingerprints. a worker passes out in a boiler room, and susie is live in newton and susie, what's going on now at the scene. >> reporter: chris, the scene is now clear, but it was a scary morning here at the franklin because they were disoriented after inhaling carbon monoxide levels described as deadly. another man had to be carried out of the boiler room, they have brought those levels back to normal but they are still working on a cause. a scare inside franklin elementary school had the place surrounded by sirens friday morning, two men a custodian and an outside worker were checking the boiler when a gas leak started causing them to

monoxide. deadly. the call came in before people were in the building but the teachers called 911. some really bad things could have happened, we could have had students in the school. the two men are awake and talking expected to fully recover, enough to cancel school for the day. i'm glad they are being careful and canceling school. parents and teachers lined the block say they are well informed and kids knew the deal. the school was smelly and stuff, they would have to air it out and clean it up before we get to be able to go back to school. and students should be back in school on tuesday they have monday off for columbus day. live in west newton, wbz news. thank you very much. right now, we are tracking somewet weather, let's get a life look at the city of boston

where the rain will be moving in sooner than later you can little bit too. absolutely can let's get over to danielle. you were outside for a little bit this morning and the wind was already having clouds going in as well. you can see the dark clouds north and west of boston, the wind is quite gusty, these are current wind gusts 37 miles per hour at the airport, numerous gusts registering over 20 miles per hour this is just the start i am anticipating wind gusts pop up 40, 45 miles per hour later this afternoon, 69 in boston, 70 in the last hour, it is mild, tracking a little bit of rain right now in southern new hampshire, getting into manchester north on 93 backup into york county maine for us here in ma -- massachusetts. we're waiting on a cold front that's still back to the west downpours and even a couple rumbles of thunder through western pennsylvania and central new york this is the wet weather that we're going to be watching for later on this

so hour by hour between now and 3:00, a shower here or there. 3:30 you notice it is outside 495 for the most part here comes that thin band of downpours, so my biggest concern in any of these downpours is that we get some localizedded wind gusts that may top out near 40 or 45 miles per hour that will be strong enough to cause pockets of damage if that were to be the case between 6 and 7 p.m. in the city of boston metro west down in through eastern country by the time we get through 8:00, 9:00, left over rain as we head through the evening hours and the cape clearing comes in after that. sets us up for a beautiful holiday weekend. temperatures will warm up too. 60 tomorrow, mid-60s on sunday, 70s for columbus day more details on all that you guys coming up in just a couple minutes back to you. developing right now, one student is dead and three others injured after a shooting on the campus of northern

arizona university, the gunman is in custody according to officers, the shooting started as a confrontation between two groups late last night. confrontation turned physical, one of our students, steven jones, 18 years old produced a handgun and shot four of our other students. one died, three others treated for gunshot wounds right now, there is no word what sparked the argument. meanwhile today president obama is due in oregon to meet the victim's family of last week's shooting at a college. not expected to make a public appearance. the company uber facing a federal lawsuit after 2 women including one right here in boston decided to sue saying uber drivers sexually assaulted them as nicole jacobs shows us says the company should have done more to protect its customers. the presence of uber in the bay state has brought about much controversy from taxi

driver disputes to alleged criminalactivity. issues, and uber is a popular motor transportation particularly for the younger generation. now reveals itself in a federal lawsuit filed in northern california, two plaintiffs jane doe number one a resident of boston and jane doe number two a resident of south carolina, both allege neglect and fraud, where they were allegedly sexually assaulted by uber drivers. our intention here in boston is to put regulations on and do safety checks. certainly is consistent with what's being said. it was back in february jane doe number one says she and three friends held uber from the north end, that young woman the last in the group in the vehicle, claims she was indecently touched multiple times by the 36-year-old driver. he was arrested and charged. and the 52 page complaint attorneys for the plaintiff's request a list of uber changes, among them tamper proof video cameras in all vehicles. the ability to request a female

driver and thorough background checks. boston mayor marty walsh sees the need for improvements he says will ultimately benefit drivers and customers. we need the legislature and government to act on it. nicole jacobs wbz news. an officer in lowell under the job. a passer-by took a picture of the cop, in his cruiser here it is taking a snooze complete with what appears to be pillows in the cruiser. the lowell says it was around 5:30 on high land street, the superintendent ordered an immediate investigation. a falling tree killed a man, daniel was cutting down the tree when a large limb trapped him. today, two people face citations after their drone crashed just feet from white house property, the drone came down on the washington monument grounds over night, that's just

police say this is not tied to terrorism, d.c. is considered a no-drone zone. an ad urging joe biden for vice president, the draft biden ad includes the death of his first wife and daughter in a 1972 car accident. he reportedly asked the political action committee to take it off the air. chaos for republicans on capitol hill. gop scrambling for leadership after kevin mccarthy pulls his name from consideration. mccarthy said the party needs to find a new face to unite republicans one name being quoted is paul ryan, who has said he does not want the speaker ship. outgoing speaker john boehner says he'll stay until the housepicks its new speaker. a possible off script moment in republican donald trump's run for the white house while at a campaign, trump, and

a columbian woman shouted her love for trump. some question the authenticity of the moment. a swearing scandal, students stand by a teacher while his job is on the line. secrets stolen the battle between two neighboring restaurants. get ready to hurry up and wait while waiting this evening could test your patients stay

. this portion of wbz news is hospital. welcome back, a massive show of support for a brookeline teacher taken off the job for swearing. students filed into the school committee last night, they are upset about the firing of teacher larry chen, he was given a termination notice from the outgoing superintendent after someone over heard him swearing in front of a group of students after school. teaching us about the civil rights movement and this feels like on a small scale but something similar.

what lesson is it for kids? they love the subject, love the teacher that's a great lesson in itself. a final decision hasn't been made on chen's future another meeting is scheduled for next week. if you plan on traveling for this holiday weekend, you can expect some company out there, especially today, according to dot last year the friday before columbus day weekend was the second busiest toll traffic, so far, so good. that's going to change in a few hours so pack your patience. all aboard for your pets, small animals will be allowed on trains from boston to virginia, trips up to 7 hours. there are some restrictions, pets must be in carriers and combined weight must be 20 pounds or less so pet. must be up to date on shots and a 25-dollar surcharge if you want to bring your pet. bostonians, based upon

interviews with 6,000 people a group known of go boston 2030 says residents want every household to be 10 minutes or less from a rail station, stations and car sharing stations they want to see the bmta on time 90% of the time. we want to get a check of our weather, you have the buddy walk on sunday which we'll tell you about in a minute, looks like a nice weekend. to go. way. little unsettled through the evening hours the weekend both tomorrow, sunday, and monday are looking great. so awesome for our columbus day. clouds are on the increase, boston, pretty mild temperatures 69 at logan airport, was 70 degrees in the 50s. those dew points will take a tumble over night tonight into to move in.

the wind look at that from the south right now, sustained at 26 miles per hour, gusting even higher than that. so it's that wind that's dragging in the mild air, and we could stay dry for the rest of the afternoon, timing for the evening but that's when we see showers downpours work in, gusty wind will continue and 9 p.m. 62 degrees with pockets of rain that will still be around. you can see it all still to our west, some of it starting to move into the brookshire right now. steadier rain to our north too, there have been downpours in southern new hampshire. it is that area of rain to our west that's a cold front going to approach by the time we get to the evening hours. so out there we've actually had a little bit of sunshine notice some of the showers starting to bubble up now, and these will continue to slide towards the east, we'll get a dry couple of hours here between now and let's say, 3 p.m.

stop things at 4:30. scattered showers, this is what we'll be tracking there is strong winds just off the surface, so any downpours that come through may drail that wind down transport it to the surface and localized gusts could top out 40, 45 miles per hour, west, east between let's say, 5 and 9 p.m. by either side of 6, give a little lee way. and west of town heaviest rain boston, still pockets later in by 9:30, most of the action clearing the coastline around midnight tonight in the outer cape and islands, clearing comes in after that there might be embedded thunderstorms, just one or two back in pennsylvania right now so we'll be tracking that closely. the wind gusting over 20 miles per hour right now, this is the forecast wind speed numerous gusting over 30 miles per hour

between now and the evening we drag in dryer air, breezy this is saturday morning still wind gusts over 20 miles per hour, over night tonight the cool air works in too, look at our over night lows no need to worry about frost high temperatures tomorrow, cooler than today by boston, right around 60 for most of us, 50s in southwest new hampshire worcester, 50 back down to the cape a warming trend mid-60s on sunday, 70s for columbus day, and cools off for the middle part of the week. we were just talking about sunday looks like a great day. october is awareness month, thousands of us will come together to walk in wakefield from moting acceptance and inclusion for people with down's syndrome, near and dear to my heart my little cuz b cousin has down's syndrome. we've been part of this since the first of the year.

festivities around noon. maybe 3-miles or so, not too long of a walk. and it is a fun time. i know when you're hosting crowd. you met casey. such a character. you'll be walking with him. yes. disconnecting.

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their phone to the health teacher who locked them away in a closet after 15 days, it was the principal who caving saying being disconnected helped her get back in touch with life. i kind of like realized more like what was like going actually on in the world and like i really just saw it with my eyes. he is promising to treat mia and her friends to lunch. >> if we could all disconnect just a little bit. a cuddle monster. the picture of a opposum and her new friends the images that will have you smiling on

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