live from the channel 4 studios in boston, wbz news at 11:00 starts right now. and on this friday night, we have our eye on the storm. some severe weather now moving across the state. knocking down trees, knocking down power lines. as the rain moves out, better weather moving in. >> barry is here with a look at a sunny holiday forecast. >> the time suggest in our favor this time around. the rain is out of here. the skies just cleared in boston. there is wind blowing here and there as the cold front is moving off shore. the drier and cool air is

the temperature is about 64 and the dewpoints declining as well. saw brisk winds overnight and tomorrow morning. up around 60 tomorrow. bounce back up to 68 on sunday and how about can you take 76 on columbus day? i think we'll enjoy that nice weather through the entire weekend. i'll see you in a few minutes. the search is on for a bear in newton. residents alerted police after spotting the animal nap nothing the neighborhood near rose street. at one point, police thought they had it cornered, but the bear got away. >> at this point, the bear is somewhere in the [ indiscernible ] area. the city sent out a robocall to area residents advising them to stay inside. if you have motion detector lights, please put them on.

auburndale area, alert police right away. the arrests coming nearly a month after a marshfield man was found dead inside his home. >> we are learning more about how police tracked down those two suspects. jim. >> reporter: this was a case that shocked and horrified everybody here in marshfield and throughout the south shore. now there are a total of three people under arrest. marshfield police also tell me they might not be finished yet. >> we said it and we meant it. we told them we were coming for them and we did. >> reporter: an emotional marshfield police chief after two more arrests in a vicious murder in its town. back in mid-september, the body of 45 year old robert mckenna was found in his home on a quiet wooded street. he'd been robbed and brutally killed. when police arrested 40 year old james persian gulf late

looking for at least two other suspects. now they have them. 32 year old michael moscaritolo and his girlfriend, 31 year old lauren kalil. moscaritolo is charged with murder. cal kalil charged with helping hide evidence. >> moscaritolo and james ferguson have ruined a lot of people's lives and now they've officially ruined their own. >> reporter: police also recovered 5 guns stolen from the victim's house, including 47. investigators are possibly seeking even more suspects. >> we're not done yet. it is our belief that there may be person or persons that are still out there. and that person should understand also that we're not done welcoming. >> reporter: tonight's arrests are the result of determined police work and a key tip that led investigators in the right

direction. the suspects moscaritolo and kalil will be held over the long holiday weekend. they're due in court on tuesday. there is justice for the family of a south boston grandmother who was murdered inside her home. timothy koska beat and stabbed barbara coin in 2012. their families knew each other. koska faces a mandatory sentence of life in prison. federal authorities say they stopped a murder plot with days to spare. 51 year old joseph burke allegedly told an undercover fbi agent that he was looking for work as a hitman. the agent learned burke was looking to kill a man in manhattan next week. it was absolute chaos in framingham. an suv plowing into a crowd at

an auto auction. an elderly driver was behind the wheel. katy. >> reporter: david, after what happened at this auction house, the driver did not return home tonight. his wife was also hospitalized. she was in the car in front of him. 8 people looking to buy vehicles were hit. chaos inside a car auction. aneld early man driving a b.m.w. suv hit 8 bystanders before slamming through a wall. cell phone video shows people scrambling to help one of the victims pinned under a vehicle. >> they pulled the car a little bit up and pulled the guy out -- underneath the car. >> reporter: larry was one of those injured. >> i don't know if people hit me, a car, all of it happened soviet union. i think maybe one of the cars clipped me or a person got in the way.

>> reporter: about 1,000 people were inside the auction facility in framingham in the morning. 78 year old herbert sunshine suv. >> it looked like he was unconscious right after. it seemed like he was confused, he hit the gas on accident instead of hitting the break. miles per hour. >> reporter: proulx was able to get out of the building. >> i got outside checking to see what really happened to me. fortunately i think i'll be fine. i just got a little bruised up, banged up. >> reporter: police say none of the injuries are life threatening. they have not pressed charges. tonight president obama comforted the families of the victims killed on an oregon college campus last week but gun rights activists were there to greet him when he arrived.

they were carrying signs and guns. president obama met privately with the families of the 8 student and it is teacher killed last week at umpqua community college. >> we're going to have to come together as a country to see how we can prevent these issues from taking place. but today, it's about the families. their grief and the love we feel for them and they certainly do appreciate all the support they've received. >> the campus has been open this week, but classes at the college will resume on monday. while the president was heading to oregon, police were busy investigating two deadly campus shootings today. one person was killed, another wounded at texas southern university. and at northern arizona university, an 18 year old student is facing murder charges for shooting another student in a parking lot near a dorm.

all three members were members of a fraternity. 47, that's how many shootings there have been at universities in the u.s. so far this year. a social worker from wakefield is locked up tonight. police started investigating 34 year old rick hall in august when they say he started communicating inappropriately with three 15 year old girls out of state. hall owns north shore recovery management in reading. every school in newton is going to get an emergency inspection to check for carbon monoxide. two workers were overcome by fumes today. they will be okay, but classes at franklin were canceled. after that story we showed you in framingham, some people are asking should you lose your license after a certain age. >> plus asleep on the job, the picture getting one police officer in a whole lot of trouble. >> it looks like we have a

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of crashes involvingeld early drivers people are asking should massachusetts change its rules? >> reporter: today's horror show in framingham is an all too familiar sight. miraculously, this detour into a real estate office this summer caused no injuries. but two people were injured in may. >> there's a lot of carnage. probably one of the worst i've seen in a while. >> reporter: this has been going on for years all over the country. federal statistics show drivers over age 65 account for close to 20% of all traffic fatalities and the numbers have been rising. as the baby boomers age, it's expected men and women will outlive their driving skills by 6 to 10 years.

most lenient states when it comes to senior driver's safety. requiring that they only take an eye test to renew their license. >> let's take action now. >> reporter: but no action was taken. why not? at this driver's ed class for seniors, a complaint about tighter driver restrictions was heard and with powerful senior advocacy groups putting pressure on lawmakers to back off, you can count on seeing scenes like this unfold again and again. if you think this is an easy fix or want to lower the boom on the lofty lawmakers, try telling your 80 year old loved one they can't drive anymore. but then again, who wants to keep seeing tragedies that should be almost completely preventible. everyone loves a power nap,

is under investigation tonight for sleeping in his cruiser at 5:30 in the morning. you see the cop sound asleep, had a big old pillow. the seat all the way back. we have a holiday weekend, the leaves are popping out around new england and it's going to be great. >> it's all going out. it's out of here already, david. it's gone. and we're looking at fine weather coming in. today's high in boston was 72 happening at 12:32 this afternoon when the sky had breaks of sunshine. the average high for this date, 64. and 4 years ago today, we had a record high of 87. currently it's 64 in boston. it's in the 50s off to the north and west. 27 at the summit of mount washington. you can see this chunk of chill up here in the 40s ottawa.

so just a chill come nothing for tomorrow. the sun should make it feel okay, but not as warm as today. they're in the 40s off to the north and west. that means real dry air is going to be fall nothing here overnight. we're going to have dewpoints in the 40s tomorrow. some thunderstorms on the south coast. a little bit of damage in a few communities, but that's about it. the clearing has moved intoon and will hit southeastern massachusetts short least we'll have a brisk breeze in the morning and the afternoon should have less wind. sunday will be a nice day as well. a little -- mostly patchy mid and high level type clouds. the southwest breeze will start kicking in on sunday. it will become rather brisk at 15 to 20 miles per hour.

in the upper 50s, even lower 50s to 40s across the mountains tomorrow. the leaves are popping in places and actually it's better news this year because the foliage is a little bit later than usual. columbus day, people go up north to the mountains. there's been a lot of leaf drop, but not so this time. it is muted in spots so you'll find variable color. areas of beautiful color and areas which aren't so nice. it's becoming more expansive at least, the more vibrant color. i've noticed it around here in the last few days. this from joe. here we go for warm weather, going up to 68 on sunday afternoon for your high and about 8 [ indiscernible ] that. you get 76 on monday. 72 on tuesday when there could be a couple of spotty showers. next weekend.

this weekend, for the big holiday weekend, perfect. >> we have that 76 out there. after that, do you think we drop off? >> i think we're going to go through a cold spell for a week or two in october. after the middle of next week, gets cold for a while. >> and get used to it. >> how much snow are we getting just kidding. >> november 14th will be our weather special. we'll tell you then. millions of people are living with chronic pain. as a result many overuse pain killers. >> a local company's new wearable technology promises drug-free relief. how this works. >> reporter: you can wear it all day and basically forget about it and it's helping you relieve pain. this contraption is called quell.

in your legs which produces the release of opioids. >> reporter: the quell technology was developed in wartham. >> arthritis, nerve pain, sciatica, lower back pain. chronic pain is an epidemic. 100million americans are suffering from some sort of chronic pain. >> reporter: people like dave who had to take up to 12 pills a day just to play squash. he strapped on the sports band with the therapy pod and hasn't looked back. >> i'm not taking any more ibuprofin. it's completely controlled the daily pain i was having and it's allowed me faster recover after physical exercise. >> reporter: n saids can cause side effects, but stronger

medications are causing a new host of problems like addiction. researchers believe those types of strong narcotics become less effective with long term use and have other serious drawbacks. >> they're finding there are other organ systems that are affected, the heart, the bones. and these are long term consequences. >> reporter: the quell system, costing about $250, hopes it can provide safer, non- medication based relief. so far the only possible side effect is skin irritation. >> you know it's there, but you just sort of forget about it. >> reporter: and maybe those aches and pains as well. wbz news. today a 9 year old boy hit the heights. he is now a member of the bc men's basketball team. >> he has been undergoing teemo therapy. today the hoop team drafted him on to the squad. they pair up children with

and they had him sign the paperwork. he'll be going to all the games and practices. coming up, what coach bill belichick says makes a great player.

their bye. watched a lot of football. >> yes. >> so i'm glad they're back. >> we discovered just how spoiled we are. >> can the unbeaten stay perfect? that's what the patriots are looking to do this weekend. you know, coming into the season, there was a lot of talk about who would share the running back duties. lewis opened some eyes. extremely well. the pats have given him a two-

year extension. coach bill belichick says lewis is a coach's dream. >> he has a really good off season for us, works hard. you know, is a well-conditioned player. he does a good job of learning. he's learned a lot of different spots, a lot of different adjustments, a lot of blitz -- he picks up things, he works hard. he's tough, he's there every day. really coachable. really tries to do what you ask him to do. ask any questions. right. that. >> that's the patriots way. it all gets started on sunday. the kickoff is 4:25 right here on wbz followed by the post- game show. quite a night for boston college grads as 8 former

dameon woody were inducted into the hall of fame. congrats to them. they'll be honored at half-time in the game against wake forest tomorrow. john lester was on it for the cubs. cards had a 1-0 lead. john lackey would do his best to make it all stand up. lackey was sensational. he gets a double play here to end the inning. we get one more out in the 8th. the former sox [ indiscernible ] left to a standing ovation. lester -- 2-0. cards would add the game. they win game one of the series with the cubs, 4-0 the final.

astros -- second game of the series. escobar running hard gets all the way to third on a lead-off triple. and next batter up, ben zobris. es scobar scores. they go 4-5 winning the series, one game apiece. alberto, the kid filling in for the injured agent beltre comes in. just beats the throw home. that's the winning run. rangers win 6-1 and go home to texas up 2 games to none. there you go. that's sports for now. a lot of baseball, football this weekend. it doesn't get any better. coming up next, training for a half marathon while undergoing chemotherapy.

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tonight the white house going pink in honor of breast cancer awareness month. a local woman running the baa half marathon this sunday is doing both as a proud survivor. >> when sandee stratton gets in queue at the start line on sunday, it will be 9 days since her final chemo treatment. hebrew she knew the training and

fundraising would distract her. >> it gave me my own sense of pride, my own sense of knowing that i was really, you know, you know? >> sandee will run the half with her boyfriend, steven kerns, who became her fiance on the first day of chemo. her daughter sam and his daughter olivia will be holding the official race tape for sunday's finish. best of luck to all the runners. >> after this, she may want to run the full marathon next spring. >> she has filled out her application. the rain is gone. what can we expect for the rest of the holiday weekend? at dunkin'. pick up your favorite pumpkin-flavored baked treats and beverages, like the new pumpkin macchiato before pumpkin season is over. "hey! you gotta get fios!" well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. so whatever speed you need, fios has it with the fastest internet

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68 on sunday and 76.