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it's 6:00 on this saturday morning. i'm kerry connolly along with pamela gardner bringing us a perfect weekend. >> perfect for leaf peeping or any outdoor activities you have going on. full sun ahead and a gradual warm-up, too. we're starting off in the 50s and 40s. a cool 42 in worcester. 47 taunton. 48 degrees plymouth and right around 50 degrees on the cape and islands. satellite and radar picture will show the clouds moving out. clear skies. now starting off with mostly clear skies, too. all the rain is out of here as well. that's the biggest thing here. but the wind is still strong coming from the north at this time. eventually it will shift coming from the northwest. gusts between 25, 35 miles per hour in some spots and strong gusts here on the vineyard. 36 miles per hour. so the wind will help usher in dry air keeping us cool. 60 degrees. a fallish feel all afternoon.

forecast, when we will see the 70s for some high temperatures and then your next chance for rain as well. kerry? >> all right, pamela. thank you. we do have a developing story now. a lawyer and his girlfriend arrested in a gruesome murder on the south shore. the arrests come nearly a month after a mash,field man was found -- marshfield man was found dead inside his home. >> we said it and we meant it. we told them we were coming for them and we did. >> reporter: an emotional police chief after two more arrests in a vicious murder in his town. 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, blood throughout the house. >> this was a gruesome crime scene. >> reporter: when police arrested 40-year-old james ferguson late last month they said they were looking for at least two other suspects. now they have them. 32-year-old michael

ties to marshfield and his girlfriend, 31-year-old lauren kalil. moscaritolo was charged with murder. kalil charged with helping hide evidence. moscaritolo was arrested at the quincy home he apparently shared with kalil. >> attorney michael moscaritolo and james ferguson have ruined a lot of peep's lives and now they have -- people's lives and now they have officially ruined their owns. >> reporter: police recovered five guns stolen from the victim's house including an ar15 assault rifle and ak-47. investigators are probably seeking even more suspects. >> we're not done yet t. is our belief there certainly may be person or persons out there. that person should understand also that we're not done working. >> kalil and moscaritolo are both in custody. they will both be held over the long holiday weekend set to appear this coming tuesday in court. in marshfield, jill smith, wbz this morning. there is justice for the

grandmother murdered inside her home. a jury has convicted her killer. timothy koska beat and stabbed 67-year-old barbara coyne during a robbery in 2012. other blocks apart. federal authorities say they stopped a murder plot with days to spare and an everett man is being held on murder for hire charges now. joseph burke allegedly told an undercover f.b.i. act he was looking for work -- agent he was looking for work as a hit manual. the agent -- man. the agent learned he was planning to kill a man in new york next week. chaos in framingham. an suv plows into a crowd at a busy auto auction. at least eight people were hurt. an elderly driver was behind the wheel. >> reporter: chaos inside a car

an elderly man driving a bmw suv hit eight bystanders before hitting a wall. >> i was actually like ten feet away. i was kind of in shock. >> they pulled the car a little bit up and they pulled the guy out from underneath the car. >> reporter: larry was one of those injured. >> as i spun around to see what was going on, i felt like i got hit in the back of the leg. i don't know if people hit me, a car. everything happened so fast. i think the car might have hit multiple cars going through and one car hit me. >> reporter: about 1,000 people were insides the adesa auction facility in framingham friday morning. the cars are driven in a lane in front of prospective buyers. 78-year-old herbert sunshine drove the suv. >> looked like he was unconscious right after. seemed like he was confused. he hit the gas by accident instead of the brake and it went downhill from there. >> the car was speeding 30, 40 mile per hour. every second i was waiting he's going to stop. >> reporter: larry was able to

escaping the confusion but not the pain. >> i got outside and was checking myself to see what really happened to me. fortunately i think i'll be fine. i just got a little bruised up, banged up. >> reporter: officers say none ever the injuries are life threatening. charges have not been filed. in frame ma'am, wbz this morning. the search is on for a bear in newton. respect accidents alerted people -- residents were alerted by police. at one point they thought they had the bear cornered but it got away. >> at this point it's somewhere in the auburndale area. the city sent out a robo call to area residents advising them to stay inside. if you have motion detector lights, please put them on. you don't want to be outside. >> if you see this bear, police say give them a call right away. a social worker from wakefield is accused of human trafficking and has been connected to child pornography. police began investigating 34-

when they say he began inappropriately communicating with three 15-year-old girls out ever state. paul owns north shore recovery management in reading. his license has been suspended pending an investigation. new developments in a school scare. every school in newton will get an emergency inspection to check for carbon monoxide. two workers at franklin elementary were overcome by fumes yesterday working on a newly installed boiler. they'll be okay but classes at franklin had to be canceled. boilers at all newton schools will be checked by monday. hall wean scares -- a halloween scare comes in all shapes and sizes. coming up a very brave pamela gardner checks out the area's attractions. the race is on to save priceless artifacts.

>> time to check out the weather watcher reports. cool temperatures under a clear sky. 40s and 50s overall but we did pick up some beneficial rain from yesterday. thankfully the showers are out of here. we have .45 inches of rain from eric in hopkinton. just a trace of rain reported in randolph. almost half an inch of rain from hollis, new hampshire. coming up, when we'll see sun

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where were you during last night's storms. power lines were knocked down in munson but as the rain moves out, better weather is moving n. looks like we're in for a perfect october weekend forecast. maybe a little apple picking this weekend would be nice. >> pumpkin patch. >> leaf peeping. >> haunted house. >> you have a fun story coming up speaking of haunted places. >> oh, man. >> stay tuned for that. >> so fun. >> really fun. anything you have going on, it's a go. take a jacket or weather with you if you get cold easily

because the nights are going to be rather chilly but the amps are going to be quite -- afternoons are going to be quite comfortable. first to the rain. overall we're still in a drought technically. the drought monitor comes out every thursday. this does not include the rain we had last night but we're still in a normally -- normally dry conditions to drought conscious. below normal rainfall since all the way back to january 1. we did add another quarter of an inch to half an inch of rain in our running total here from all those showers we had from yesterday. so some beneficial showers and some soggy ground out there as you head out the door maybe take the dog for a walk, it's going to be a little muddy out there. but then with the full sunshine this afternoon and a little bit of a breeze, a lot of that moisture will evaporate pretty quickly. hour-by-hour forecast we start this morning into this afternoon, this evening, there you go. full sunshine for us. a few passing clouds if that. overnight tonight, a few clouds develop, too, especially in

northern parts of the area. but most of us will be clear enough that we might see some areas of patchy frost developing. hour-by-hour continuing into sunday still nothing moving our way. we're good to go. nice and dry. boston right now 50 degrees. dew point temperature 39 degrees. that is very dry out there. dew point temps nice and low. winds still strong from the north and west 13 miles per hour. winds could gust up to 30 throughout the course of the morning hours. but then starting to weaken just a little bit later today. current stretches in the 40s for -- temps in the 40s for most locations. the exception boston with 50 degrees. hour by hour we warm to 54 degrees by 11:00. 64 degrees at 3:00 and full sunshine topping out at 58 degrees. some spots easily in the lower 60s. fitchburg 60 right on the dot. 62 take youtown. 57 falmouth. a great fall day on the cape and islands with highs in the upper 50s. lows tonight in the 40s for most but many, many locations

into the mid and upper 30s. and that's why the national weather service has issued a frost advisory. this goes into effect tonight, 2:00 a.m. all the way through 8:00 a.m. so for sunday morning a very chilly start to your day but wonderful afternoon on sunday with a high of 67 degrees. it is columbus day weekend and you can see the gradual warm-up all three days. 75 degrees by monday with another sunny day for you. then we'll have some changes on the way for tuesday. chance of a few showers, 72 degrees. back to the crisp and cool fall air for the end of the week. highs right around 60 degrees. so not too bad. chance for rain thursday into friday as well. >> wow, that's a good looking forecast right there. pretty foliage and pumpkins on the lawn aren't the only signs of fall here in new england. >> that's right. all this month i'm checking out some of the area's best halloween happenings. today i head to the wimp's

>> reporter: witches, zombies and chainsaws, oh my. my journey through witch's woods brought terror. yup, that was me screaming in the nightmare mansion. here's a tip. it doesn't matter what order you go in your group, everyone gets a good scare. the park has a great layout with several haunts to visit but don't let your guard down. characters surprise guests outside the haunts houses, too. from jacqueline to the horror wood chamber of chills. even a 3-d experience in creeper's crypt. the main afraction is the haunted hayride. each wagon get as narrator. my narrator was bob. i talked to him earlier but it was a challenge to get through the chat. >> i've narrated hayrides -- [ laughing ]

they strive very hard to balance between scaring the pants off of you and letting you have a good time. >> reporter: time for the hayride. what could possibly happen? >> well come to the witch's woods hayride. you'll be riding with me. i'm the dark imperial wizard lord bob. it's a family name. >> reporter: some humor makes the ride seem pleasant for just a second. then terror galore. lord bob tells us the story of the demons plague as we go through the village of curse and six people. the characters come out all around the wagon chasing after us, screaming at us. just when you think it's over [ chainsaw running ] >> i thought the characters were scary but the guy with the change saw. >> s that -- chainsaw. >> that's the worst part.

>> you know that before you go in there. >> you can't really get me. >> that looks really scary. pam fletcher helped you. >> she helped us a ton. she was the one running away, the other long haired blond. >> thanks, pamela. still ahead this morning, how switcher came to the rescue of a mother in labor and a baby that just wouldn't wait. >> and it is saturday, october 10. it is the birthday of author she's turning 65. jody benson, the voice of little mermaid is 54. dale earnhardt, jr. 41 today. if it's your birthday on this

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the white house was lit up last night in honor of breast cancer month. a local woman running the baa half marathon this weekend is a proud survivor. when sandee stratton gets in queue at the start line, it will be nine days since her final treatment. they was diagnosed with breast cancer in may. when she found out about dana- farber's half marathon team, she knew the training and fund raising would distract her from her fear and keep her strong. >> but what it has given bhe is

pride, my own sense of knowing that i was really kicking this stone. >> sandee will run the half with her boyfriend steven kearns who became her fiance on her first day of cream mow. he propose -- chemo. he proposed to her. good luck to them. much more ahead in our next half-hour this morning. he was just trying to get some sleep. this morning a massachusetts community, though, is not impressed with where one police officer decided to take a little nappy. later, facebook is full of baby photos but why this one is getting a lot of extra attention. we're glad you're waking up with us on this saturday morning. it is going to be a beauty.

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good morning, everybody. rise and shine because you are in store for a beautiful weekend. good morning. i'm kerry connolly along with pamela gardner. we're certainly glad you're waking up with us this morning. it's looking pretty darn good. a perfect october weekend. >> we got all of that rain out of here. thankfully it's going to be dry for any leaf peeping you might be doing. >> some apple picking. >> pumpkin patching. you name it. because then we won't have to name anymore. >> exactly. downtown boston, a beautiful sunrise here. we have a few clouds on the horizon. other than that, abundant sunshine on the way for you today, tomorrow, even into monday which is columbus day. plus a gradual warm-up for the next few days, too. temperatures starting off pretty mild, in the 50s and 40s. we had a lot of clouds

daytime heat we had from yesterday. we didn't fall back into the 30s like we could have. 47 norwood. 42 degrees as you wake up in worcester. wind gusts comings from north and west ushering in some cooler and drier air now that we have that rain out of here. a cold front moved through. that's why it was so soggy yesterday. we did have a couple of thunderstorms, too. vineyard, you guys dealing with 36 mile per hour wind gust. the winds will be an issue all day, although the gists won't be as strong -- gusts won't be afternoon. your hour-by-hour forecast, we'll be in the upper 50s, lower 60s all day long with full sunshine. this way. coming up in just a bit, when we'll see some 70s for your holiday weekend forecast and when we might have another kerry? >> all right, pamela, thank you. checking our top stories now, police have arrested two more people in the murder of a marshfield man last month. michael moscaritolo and his girlfriend lauren kalil are charged with killing 45-year-

found stabbed to death in his home on damons point road september 16. police have recovered guns that were stole frn mckenna's -- stolen from mckenna's home. police are warning residents to keep their pets inside because of a bear sighting around monroe and webster streets last night. police searched but couldn't find it. if you see the bear, of course don't go near it and call police for help. police think an elderly driver hit the gas pedal instead of the brake hitting several people and vehicles at an auto auction in framingham. this is cell phone video from inside the adesa facility. the 78-year-old was driving an suv in front of prospective buyers. he hit eight bystanders before driving into a wall and pinning a man underneath the vehicle. none ever the injuries are life threatening. no charges have been filed.

latest -- owe so that crash is just the latest that has some asking should massachusetts change the rules on elderly drivers and should there be an age limit at how long you should have your license. jon keller takes a closer look at the controversy. >> reporter: today's horror show in framingham is an all too familiar sight. miraculously this elderly driver's detour into a busy real estate office this summer caused no injuries. but two people were hurt in may when a 93-year-old driver lost control outside a braintree supermarket. >> it was probably one of the worst i've seen in a while in a parking lot. >> reporter: 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 six to ten years.

most lenient states when it comes to regulating senior drivers' safety requiring only that they take an eye test when they renew their license. the closest we've come to a crackdown was six years ago when the death of a 4-year-old crossing a stoughton street sparked outrage. >> let's take action now. >> reporter: but no action was taken. why not? at this driver's ed class for seniors we attended a while back, a common complaint about tighter elder driving restrictions was heard [ inaudible ] >> reporter: 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 just want to letter the boom on those balky 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

news. president obama cover r comforted the families -- comforted the families of those killed on a college campus last week but he did not get a warm welcome from gun protesters when he arrived. they carried signs and guns showing their anger over the president's call for more gun the president met privately with the families of the eight students and the teacher killed 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 is about the families, their grief, the love we feel for them. they surely do appreciate all received. >> classes at the college will resume on monday. but on the same day ever the president's visit -- of the president's visit, lives were college campuses. in texas one student was killed. another person was wounded outside a student housing

complex at texas senior university. police are -- texas senior university. police are now questioning -- texas southern university. police are questioning two men and in arizona an 18-year-old is facing murder charges for shooting another student in a parking lot near a dormitory. three other people were wounded. all four victims were members of the same fraternity. landmarks that have survived thousands of years in the desert are becoming the latest casualties of serious civil -- syria's civil war. isis is systematically wiping out the cultural heritage. >> reporter: for 2000 years the arch was the crown jewel of one of syria's most cherished archeological sites until islamic state militants blew it up this week. >> when you destroy cultural heritage, all that is left of a people, you are in effect destroying their cultural dentty. >> reporter: colonel matthew investigated the looting of

iraq's national museum in 2003. he says isis is not just destroying ancient artifacts it considers anti-islamic but also history. >> for every antiquity they destroy on camera, thousands line their coffers. >> reporter: a cbs news investigation confirmed that last month when smugglers offered our team ancient mosaic it's a booming trade. terrorists are making out like bandits. if you find an agrument fact -- artifact, you take 20% and isis takes 80%. with the the war getting worse the fate of the cultural heritage is increasingly in the hands of isis. alex ortiz, cbs news. it 16:37 right now owe toe now.

well, one lowell police officer is under fire for taking that nap on the job. this officer was seen sleeping in a marked cruiser friday morning. he was sound asleep on a pillow with the seat all the way back. a police superintendent ordered an immediate investigation. the red sox are done for the season but some former players are still fighting for the world series. >> we have all the rain out of here. now we have a fabulous weekend coming up. it is columbus day, the holiday on monday. gradual warm-up day by day. for today temperatures will be very fallish, right around 60 degrees for the high. full sunshine, light breeze from the northwest. not too bad. the details on those numbers and when we'll get warm into the 70s coming up in just a bit. we have weather trivia, second question of the morning.

according to popular foal be lore -- folklore, shanook means what?

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the pats will be looking to go 4-on for the eighth time. there was talk about who would share the runningback duties. dion lewis rushed for 69 yards and has continued to play extreme:ly well. as we reported thursday, the pats have given him a to-year extension. coach belichick says lewis is a coach's dream. >> i think off the field dion has been great. you know, he had a really good off-season us for, works hard -- us for, works hard. he's a well conditioned player. he does a got job of lettering. he's learned -- learning. he's learned a lot of different spots. he's picked things up well. he works hard. he's tough. he's there every day. you know, very coachable. just really tries to do what you ask him to do. whatever it is, he just -- you know, he doesn't ask any questions. he just works hard to get it right. you love to coach guys like that.

>> it all gets going on sunday. starts off with patriots game day at 11:30. they kick off at 4:25 followed by the fifth quarter post-game show on my tv38. quite a night for boston college grads at eight former student athletes like damion woody were inducted into the bc varsity club hall of fame. congratulations to them. they'll be honored this afternoon. baseball, what a game in st. louis. jon leicester was on the hill -- jon lester was on the hill for the cubs. he gave this rbi single in the bottom of the 1st. cards had a 1-0 lead. john lackey would do his best to make it stand up. he's sensational. get as double play to end the u.n.ing and one more out in the 8th before coming out to a standing ovation. no runs over seven and a third.

this bomb to make it 2-0. cards would add another two-run blast and win. 4-0 the final. kansas city, astros and royals game two of their series. the game was tides at 4. in the 7th inning, escobar a fly to right. it falls and then it nobodiles. -- fobbles. gets all the way to 3rd. next batter up base hit to left. escobar scores. royals bullpen does the job. they win 5-4 to even their series at a game a piece. the [ inaudible ] that's the winning run. he loves it. rainers win 6-4 and go home to texas up 2-0. that's sports for now.

i'm steve burton. guys, over to you. kerry? pamela. it's the kind of october weekend we all wait for all year round and looks like it's going to be a beauty. what's going on? >> it looks like all that rain is out of here as you can tell by this picture. we have mostly clear skies over boston right now. and on our way to a cool, crisp fallish day for you. a slight warm-up day by day over the next few days into monday and that's when we'll have some 70s. check this out. breton woods, new hampshire, mt. washington, up there they've been getting snow for the last five hours. i said it, the s word, snow. they're up in the higher elevations of course. not for us. for us today temperatures will be too warm and we don't have any precip moving in. we did get rain yesterday. that helped give us a quarter inch to half an inch of accumulation here. boston just a quarter of an inch of beneficial rain.

all that rain is out of here. we have clear skies setting up for the rest of this afternoon into this evening n. your hour- by-hour forecast, you can see nothing pushing in except a few clouds out here sunday morning, but then by sunday afternoon again those clouds will dissipate. more sun ahead as we set you up for a perfect day on monday, too. boston right now 50 degrees. dew point nice and low, 39 degrees. light breeze from the northwest. time. but on the cape and islands, we still have a pretty mean wind gust between 30, 35 miles per hour here from the northwest. the wind gusts will subside throughout the course of this afternoon. temperatures in the 40s and 50s to start off your day. hour-by-hour forecast for boston with that brisk northwest breeze and air flow and the dry air we'll only be in the 50s for the rest of this afternoon. 55 degrees by the noon hour. 56 degrees at 2:00. on our way to a high of 58 degrees with the lower 60s for some folks farther inland.

but that's about it. a cool fallish day. lows tonight back in the 40s with mid and upper 30s out there as well. because we get so cold, we're going to keep it clear overnight with fairly calm conditions. frost likely to develop in some spots. frost advisory for the counties here in blue. this is right around the boston area. 2:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. on sunday. so bring any sensitive plants you want to save indoors if you can or cover them up. foliage tracker to the north, that's where we're getting near peak. northern maine, new hampshire, vermont. we're starting to see patchy color around the boston area, too. as i took a drive yesterday, the last couple of days it was fantastic. the color is really starting to pop. if you're heading to the north, though, to do any leaf peeping, perfect weekend for t. really feeling like the season -- for it. really feeling like the season and dry all three days. we get up to 75 degrees on columbus day. 72 degrees for tuesday with a chance for some rain wednesday into thursday. cooling off again to right around 60 degrees with a chance

for rain for the end of the week as well. weather trivia time. second question of the morning, this question again from dave in milford. >> dave is really hooking us up. >> awesome. chinook according to popular folklore means what? >> it's meteorologically wind, right? >> chinook wind. >> i'm trying to sound smart before i get this one wrong. let's go with c. >> no. >> i should have picked that one. >> that's the chinook winds there. you'll get a huge difference in temperature when those blow. >> thank you. south carolina still dealing with record flooding and this weekend unfortunately

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things are about to get worse. the area is expected to see more rain today. as david begnaud reports, as much as rch an -- as an inch can fall. >> reporter: people in south carolina are trying to remember the place they knew that now exists under water. >> i've lost everything that i've worked 50 years for. >> reporter: 72-year-old shelby's house isn't even in a flood zone. like most people, she doesn't have flood insurance. >> well, i would have to use my life savings to rebuild our house. >> reporter: she lives in andrews, about 100 miles southeast of columbia. but the misery extends across the state. their homes. >> you can replace anything in this world except your life. if there's any danger that the water is going to come up to a leave. >> reporter: the flood waters are moving toward the sea but the rivers are still rising and more rain could be on the way. forecasters say a storm could

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a sweet baby picture on facebook is bringing families together from all over the world. this image was posted by the sher institutes which runs several fertility clinics around the u.s. take a close look. the sleeping infant is surrounded by a heart made from vials and vials of fertility drugs and ther is rings used to -- and the syringes used to inject them. the caption says, it shows the true definition of love that went into making this gorgeous new baby girl. it's already been liked almost 13,000 times on facebook. wow. this is the kind of story

it's about a little boy with a really big heart. a few weeks ago logan's parents asked what he would like for his fifth birthday. he said nothing for him but would they mind buying treats for the local canine police units around his philadelphia home. his reasoning? police officers are heroes. >> they always help us when there's a bad guy. >> kind of awesome. i have three children at home. it's awesome he loves police. >> the heart he must have is huge for such a little guy. it's really great. >> logan has already received enough donations to donate gift baskets to six departments including toys and treats and his family has set up a gofundme site to continue the donation project. logan is the man. we've got your top stories and your forecast straight ahead. ment is back at dunkin'. pick up your favorite pumpkin-flavored baked treats and beverages,

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was trying to kill. top of the morning to you. 7:00 on this saturday. we're glad you're waking up with us. i'm kerry connolly along with pamela gardner. looks like we're in for a beautiful october weekend. >> pumpkin patching, leaf peeping, hayriding, haunted housing. >> there's a lot to do. >> we do. we have all the rain out of here. it's long guy. now crisp fallish temperatures for you. temperatures running in the 40s for most. a couple of lower 50s around primarily on the cape and islands. down to 49 now in boston. 41 degrees our friends in worcester waking up to some chillier temperatures there. norwood 41 degrees. and with the clear sky and a brisk northwest breeze, it's going to really feel like autumn. 24 mile an hour gust in p-town. the same for hyannis.

although it's not going to be as strong as we get into afternoon. a light breeze from the northwest later today. 60 degrees for the high temperature. full sunshine all day long and more sun on the way. plus a gradual warm-up. when we'll see some 70s and your next rain chance all in your seven-day forecast. kerry? >> all right, pamela. tank you so much. we do have a developing story now. a lawyer and his girlfriend arrested in a gruesome murder on the south shore. both are now behind bars. the arrests come nearly a month after a marshfield man was found dead inside his home. jim smith has more on how police finally tracked down these two suspects. >> 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 his town. back in mid-september, the body of 45-year-old robert mckenna quiet wooded street. he'd been robbed and brutally

>> this was a gruesome crime scene. >> reporter: when police arrested 40-year-old james ferguson late last month, they said they were looking for at least two other suspects. now they have them. 32-year-old michael moscaritolo, an attorney with ties to marshfield, and his girlfriend, 31-year-old lauren kalil. moscaritolo is charged with murder. kalil charged with helping hide evidence. moscaritolo was arrested at the skinsy home he a-- quincy home he apparently shared with kalil. >> attorney michael moscaritolo and james ferguson have ruined a lot of people's lives and now they have officially ruined their own. they face life behind bars. >> reporter: police also recovered five guns stolen from the victim's house, including an ar-15 assault rifle and an ak-47. investigators are possibly seeking even more suspects. >> we're not done yet. so it is our belief that there certainly may be person or persons that are still out there. and that person should understand also that we're not done working. >> reporter: kalil and

moscaritolo are both in custody. they will both be held over the long holiday weekend set to appear this coming tuesday in court. in marshfield, jim smith, wbz this morning. there is justice mean i would for the family of a -- meanwhile for the family of a south boston grandmother murdered inside her home. a jury has convicted her killer. timothy kostka beat and stab 67- year-old coyne in a robbery back in 2012. the families knew each other and lived blocks apart. kostka faces a mandatory sentence of life in prison. federal authorities say they stopped a murder plot with just days to spare. an everett man is now being held on murder for hire charges. 51-year-old joseph burke allegedly told an undercover f.b.i. agent he was looking for work as a hit man. the agent learned bawrk was -- burke was planning to kill a man in manhattan next week.

framingham. an vuf plows right -- suv plows right into a crowd at a busy auto auction. at least eight people were hurt. an elderly driver was behind the wheel. >> reporter: inside a car auctionen elderly man driving a bmw suv hit eight bystanders before satellite looping through a wall. cell phone video shows people scrambling to help one of the vehicle. >> i was ten feet away from it. i was kind of in shock. >> they pulled the car a little bit up and pulled the guy from underneath the car. >> reporter: larry was one of those injured. >> as i spun around to see what was going on, i felt like i got hit in the back of the leg. everything happened so face. the car might have hit multiple cars going through and a car slipped me or a person. >> reporter: about 1,000 people are were inside the adesa

7 # yearldz herbert sun-- 78- year-old herbert sunshine drove the bmw suv. >> seemed like he was confused. he hit the gas by accident instead of the brake and it went downhill from there. >> the car was speeding 30, 40 mile per hour. every second i was waiting he's going to stop. >> reporter: larry was able to get outside of the building escaping the confusion but not the pain. >> i was checking to see what really happened to me, you know. fortunately i think i'll be fine. i just got a little bruised up, banged up. >> reporter: officers say none of the injuries are life threatening. charges have not been filed. a social worker from wakefield is accused of human trafficking and has been connected to child pornography. police began investigating 34- year-old rick hall in august when they say he began inappropriately communicating with three 15-year-old girls out of state. hall owns north shore recovery management in reading. his license has been suspended pending an investigation.

in newton will get an emergency inspection to check for carbon monoxide. two workers at franklin elementary were overcome by fumes working on a newly installed boiler. they will be okay but classes at franklin were canceled on friday. boilers at all newton schools will be checked by monday. and coming up, a lowell police officer caught taking a little nappy at work. what the community thinks after seeing this photo. >> and the farm-to-table movement. where you can get in on this tasty trend. >> plus, pick out a pink tie. how you can be a part of the new breast cancer awareness

good morning. welcome back. it's a cool action crisp start to this -- cool, crisp start to this october morning this saturday. fantastic weather all afternoon. we have the rain out of here. the cold fronds passed -- front passed by. temperatures rather cool even though we'll have full sunshine. high 60 degrees for today. but the next couple of days we

have a gradual warm-up before we hit some 70s. in just a few minutes i'll have the details on when we'll hit 70 degrees. plus, how long we'll stay in the 70s and when we'll have another chance for rain all in that seven-day forecast. kerry? >> all right, pamela. thank you. october as many of you already know is breast cancer awareness month. and susan g. komen massachusetts is continuing to raise awareness with a pink tie initiative we'll tell you about. here to tell us more is laurie vandam here in massachusetts. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. it's great to be here. >> let's talk about the mission of susan g. komen massachusetts. >> we have the local affiliate and national. both organizations are committed to ending breast cancer and helping people who are fighting breast cancer through both research funding and also working with navigation to help people through the process once they're diagnosed and with screening. >> a lot of people of people we were just talking know it's

but here in massachusetts tell us about the statistics. quite startling. >> 5,000 people in massachusetts will be diagnosed with breast cancer this year. we have the highest -- second highest incidence of breast cancer in the country here in massachusetts which is one of the things we're trying to figure out. why is that the case. our real goal here in the local organization is to support people who will get that diagnosis this year. >> thank goodness we have the greatest hospitals here as well. >> absolutely. >> let's talk a little bit about your pink tie initiative. i love this. >> yes, the pink tie guys. we are working with local men who want to support people who are fighting breast cancer which is men and women and we're asking them to raise $108,000 -- $1,008 which represents the one in eight people that will be diagnosed lifetime. if they do that, they get to come to a big party. there will be a number of month. we'd love you to help support the pink tie guys. >> it's so great to have the

men involved because they well. and they really do show their ways. we showed a local police department with pink handcuffs that was great. so many different ways that they show their support. what can people at home do if they're interested in helping in any way, laurie? >> they're welcome to come to our website but also check in with lexus of watertown to learn more about the pink tie guys. >> good deal. in. >> thank you. >> best of luck with all your >> thanks. coming up, it's just what they don't need. people in south carolina are

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this world except your life. if there's any danger that the water is going to come up to a high-rise in your neighborhood, leave. >> the bad news is another inch of rain could fall on the region today. president obama has already signed a disaster declaration that orders federal aid to help recovery efforts. and thousands of people in southern california are without power this morning. believe it or not because of a heat wave. temperatures spiked up into triple digits in some areas near l.a. on friday which sparked the outages as people cranked up the ac and the grid became overloaded. wow, in october, triple-digit temps in l.a. that's not too common, right? >> this time of the year not so much. normally they're more temperate around l.a. but in the valleys they have another day of triple digits heat. l.a. should be in the mid-90s. still hot. then the next couple of daze

highs in the 80s -- days highs in the 80s. some relief. we have a great weekend. >> it is fantastic thankfully. we had beneficial rainfall totals out there compared it to the last several days. this drought monitor, this has been updated thursday. u.s. drought monitor comes up with these abnormally dry, moderate drought conditions. that's where we get the information. 6.1 inches of rain, below normal since january 1 for us here in boston. again, this doesn't add what we had from last night where we did have quarter of an inch to half-inch of rain in many locations here. not enough to create any flooding but just enough to create some muddy conditions on the fields, on the football fields, too. hour-by-hour forecast as we continue throughout this morning, we keep it clear for you. full sunshine by 3:00. nothing else moving in. dry into your overnight hours. a few clouds will develop but

we stay mainly clear and a good part of massachusetts -- [indiscernible] the 30s, especially low-lying 8:00 p.m. still no rain headed our way. boston starting off with 49 degrees. dew point low with 39 degrees. very dry air in place. northwest wind helping to give us the dry conditions and helping to keep temperatures cooler than the other -- than they otherwise could be. worcester 41 degrees. keen now down to 39 -- keene now down to 39. hour by hour we warm back into the 50s in boston. noon 55 degrees. we still warm into the upper 50s for the high temp here, 57 to be exact. bedford 60 degrees. lawrence a high of 58 degrees. northwest breeze throughout the 60 for fitchburg. even temperatures to the south and east on the cape and islands upper 50s or lower 60s. not bad. lows tonight back in the 40s. but again some low-lying areas could easily see the upper 30s

or mid-30s and we do expect frost especially between worcester and boston here. frost advisory issued by the national weather service for sunday morning through 8:00 a.m. if you have plants outside and you want to save them for just a little longer, bring them in or cover them up just in case before you go to bed tonight. columbus day weekend as we continue the warm-up sunday 67. by monday 75 degrees. awesome, awesome for any of those outdoor plans you might have, 75. there you go. the seven-day forecast on monday, 72 on tuesday. we have a chance for a few showers. cooling off into the 60s wednesday, thursday. friday 58 degrees. another chance for rain both kerry? thanks, pamela. neighborhood. fresh ingredients make for a great meal. the phantom gourmet finds local

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welcome back, everyone. it is 7:30 on this saturday morning. it's the weekend. look at that sunshine out there. it's going to be a beauty. we're glad you're hanging with us before you get out there and enjoy the day. i'm kerry connolly along with pamela gardner who is bringing us the good news about the forecast. it's amazing out there.

we have three days in a row where it's going to be dry, sunny and comfortable. today will be the coolest day for quite some time. if you can get through today outside, you're good to go for the rest of the holiday weekend. columbus day coming up on monday. for today we're starting off columbus day weekend in the 40s. 49 degrees boston. worcester 41 degrees, though. 48 for plymouth. 50 degrees chatham. quite comfortable on the cape and islands. wind gusts are still pretty strong from the north and west. we had a cold front that moved through yesterday, gave us all that rain. now we're dry. as a result we're getting this northwesterly flow bringing us the wind but also the drier conditions and the sunshine later today. plus some cooler temperatures. our-by--- hour-by-hour forecast as we continue the clock through this afternoon and this evening. temperature stay right around 60 degrees for much of the area and no rain pushing into the forecast. going for a high around 60 degrees. mostly sunny skies and wind will subside just a bit but still pretty strong from the northwest between 10 and 15

miles per hour. coming up in just a bit, gradual warming trend continues into monday. when we will see some 70s and our next chance of rain in your seven day. >> pamela, thank you. checking our top stories now, police have arrested two more people in the murder of a marshfield man last month. michael moscaritolo and his girlfriend lauren kalil are charged with killing 45-year- old robert mckenna who was found stabbed to death in his home on damons point road on september 16. police have recovered four weapons that were stolen from mckenna's home. police think an elderly driver hit the gas pedal instead of the brake hitting several people in vehicles at an auto auction in framingham. this is cell phone video from inside the adesa facility. a 78-year-old was driving a bmw suv in front of prospective drivers. he hit a bystand -- eight bystanders before driving through a wall and pinning a man underneath the vehicle. officers say none of the

no charges have been filed. police are warning newton residents to stay inside and keep their pets inside because after bear sighting. neighbors saw the bear napping around rowe and webster streets. police searched but couldn't find it. if you see the bear obviously don't go near it and if you can, police call the police for help. a developing story this morning from turkey where bombs ripped through a peace rally in the capital city killing 30 people and leaving 126 others wounded. turkey's interior minister says the explosions happened near a train station as demonstrators were just starting to gather for the rally. president obama comforted the families of those killed on an oregon college campus last week, but he didn't get a warm welcome from gun rights activists when he arrived. the protesters carried both signs and guns showing their anger over the president's call for more gun control. the president met privately

students and the teacher killed 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 is about the families, their grief and the love we feel for them. they surely do appreciate all the support that they've received. >> classes at the college will resume on monday. on the same day of the president's visit lives were lost in shootings on two other college campuses. in texas one student was killed and another person was wounded outside a student housing complex at texas southern university. police are questioning two men. and at northern arizona university, an 18-year-old student is facing murder charges for shooting another student in a parking lot near a dormitory. three other people were wounded. all four victims were members of the same fraternity. a lowell police officer

caught sleeping on the job. given that fluffy pillow he's on, it doesn't appear to be a catnap either. the lowell police officer department isn't saying much about this but as bill shields found out, people who live and talking about it. >> he's certainly not protecting and serving while he's sleeping. >> reporter: that's the reaction when people see this, a lowell police officer sleeping in a marked cruiser and not just catching a few zs. the seat is all the way back and he's got a pillow. >> he's out cold. >> reporter: he's out cold? >> he's out cold. >> reporter: what do you think of this? >> like i said, i think he should definitely be disciplined to some extent, maybe a fine or short suspension if anything. >> reporter: it was 5:30 in the morning, highland street in lowell when a passerby took the photos. the cop is sound asleep and that's in contrast to the reputation of the lowell police department. as a professional by the book force. but even if a cop is tired, people seem to think he needs

to be disciplined. >> do i think he should be disciplined? yeah. >> reporter: what for? >> i think i would be disciplined and they should as well. >> reporter: as for the police, they were unavailable for an on camera interview but the superintendent has said he will investigate the sleeping cop. in lowell, i'm bill shields, wbz news. still to come, a bear spotted roaming through newton but first, the patriots are back on the field after a week off and they are ready to take on the cowboys. pumpkin excitement is back at dunkin'. pick up your favorite pumpkin-flavored baked treats and beverages, like the new pumpkin macchiato

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baseball, what a game in st. louis. jon lester was on the hill for the cub, gave up this rbi single in the bottom of the 1st. cards had a 1-0 lead. john lackey would do his best to make it stantdz up. he's sensation -- stand up. he's sensational. he would get an out in the 8th before coming out to a standing ovation. le se t -- lester tied in the 8th gives up this bomb to make it 2-0. cards would add another 2-0 blast and one game one of the series. to kansas city, castros and royals game two of the series. game tied at 4. the 7th inning, es scoa bar a fly to -- es escobar a fly to right. it falls. running hard gets all the way

next batter up, base hit to left. escobar scores. royals bullpen does the job. they win 5-4 to even their series at a game a piece. great game in toronto. tied at 4 when alberto, the kid filling in comes through with a single to center. just beats the throw home. that's the winning run. rangers win 6-4 and go home to texas up 2-0. that's sports for now. i'm steve burton. guys, over to you. >> all right, steve. thank you so much. up next, a bear on the loose in newton. what you should do if you see it.

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it is 6:44. we do have breaking news from franklin, mass, where a massive fire is now burning. it started about 20 minutes ago. it reportedly started as an explosion. that's all we know right now but this is in franklin, massachusetts. it happened about 20 minutes ago. we'll keep you posted as we get more information. pamela is here now bringing us a beautiful october autumnal forecast. loving it. >> definitely an autumnal feel with a brisk northwest wind, cool temperatures and the clear sky setting us up for a england.

may be doing, it's a go for all of that stuff. we did have some rain last night in case you missed it. i don't know how you could have because it was just a deluge in a lot of spots. the rain right during that evening commute. it was a tough one. i was out there. 24-hour rainfall totals quarter of an inch for boston. half an inch in some locations. even the cape and islands picked up a quarter of an inch to half-inch of rain. beneficial rain for us, yes, enough to make the grass out there a little mud gi on the lawns. -- muddy on the lawns. hour-by-hour forecast, we'll have sunshine to evaporate the standing water. nothing headed our way. no rage. a few clouds roll into the forecast in northern parts of new england late tonight but other than that, we keep it mostly clear. for sunday another sunny day for us with no rain on the way. even for columbus day it's going to get warmer, too. i'll show you those numbers in a second. boston right now 49 degrees. the dew point 39 indicating

that dry air definitely here. yesterday we had dew points in the lower 60s. completely different feel out there today. wind from the northwest at 9 miles per hour. we do have some wind gusts on the cape and islands but that wind will subside just slightly. we'll keep a breeze in there throughout the afternoon, though. 49 in boston. 46 national. 39 degrees in keene. hour-by-hour forecast for us here in boston, we'll be back in the 50s. we stay in the 50s for the entire day. 55 degrees by noon. 1:00 55 degrees. holding in the mid and upper 50s for the rest of the day with some spots reaching the lower 60s although most of us should stay in the upper 50s. mid-50s for the cape and the islands. overnight tonight lows back in the 40s. but outlying areas, the suburbs, especially in the country, that's where you guys are going to see low temps in the mid and upper 30s. we do have a frost advisory in low-lying areas right around boston 2:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. sunday.

bring the plants in. cover up the vegetables outside if you still need to let them grow in the garden. this isn't a widespread freeze but can't be too careful definitely with the frost conditions. highs tomorrow back in the 60s. we rebound nicely compared to where we will be early in the morning. tomorrow we have lots of events going on in new england. one event to highlight in northeast, the low cross turn -- lacrosse tournament. proceeds support cancer research at dana-farber. if you're heading out there, maybe a light sweat shirt or something, just an extra layer in case you get cooled easily. at least we have abundant sunshine. more sun sunday. columbus day 75. 72 on tuesday. back in the 60s for the end ever the week and another round of rain thursday interest friday. >> pamela -- into friday. >> pamela, thank you. again, we're following breaking news out of franklin burning. it started about 20 minutes ago

on inns brook way. it reportedly started as an explosion. we'll have crews enroute and

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but don't let your guard down. characters surprise guests outside the haunts houses too. >> evil has won. >> reporter: the main attraction is the haunted hayride. each wagon get as narrator. my wagon had lord bob. i talked to him before the ride but it was a challenge to get through the chat. >> i've narrated -- >> reporter: oh, my gosh. [ laughter] >> reporter: hi. >> you okay? >> reporter: i guess. >> this is a great park. they try very hard to balance between scaring the pants off of you and letting you have a good time. it's a very family friendly park. >> reporter: time for the 17- minute hayride. what could possibly happen? >> welcome to the witch's woods hayride. you'll be riding with me. i'm the dark and imperial wizard lord bob. that's a family name.

the ride seem pleasant for just a second. ?cht-- [ chainsaw running ] >> reporter: then terror galore. he tells the story of demons. the characters come out all around the wagon chasing after us, screaming at us. just when you think it's over... [ chainsaw running ] >> the chainsaw, that's the scariest part. >> it was terrifying but very fun. it's family friendly borderline. if you have very young kids, i don't know. >> i think my 5-year-old would have nightmares but a little older, kids would love that. >> it was a thrill. >> thank you to pam fletcher for inviting us out to that shoab bah. she was -- to that shoab bah. -- nashoba. she was the one running around. thank you. we have breaking news.

it's about a massive fire in franklin, mass. we have just learned it's at a condo complex. it started about 20 minutes ago on innocencebrook way -- on innsbrook way. it reportedly started as an explosion. we don't know why. we don't know the cause of it. we have a crew enroute and we of course will keep you updated as soon as we get more information on this massive fire out of thank lynn, mass. -- franklin, mass. often the mass pike doesn't move fast enough but things happen very quickly on friday morning when a man helped deliver his own baby on the side of the road. yikes. after the man's 911 call, state police started tweeting putting out the word that the couple needed help. natick fire and emergency crews were the first to arrive but by then, the couple already had a brand new baby girl. troopers sent out their congratulations and best wishes for a happy and healthy life. one of those stories the little baby will have forever.

pamela here now with a final recap on our weekend forecast. what more can you say? >> gorgeous. today will be the coolest day the next few days. if you have a three-day weekend for columbus day on monday looking great here. we have a cool start and a windy start to the day. temperatures in the 40s but by this afternoon 60 degrees for the high temps. and the wind will slowly subside although we keep a dominant northwest breeze out there. sunday 67 and milder. monday 75 degrees on columbus day leaf peepers, it's a go for any of your plans. if you're heading to the north there, temperatures will be a little on the cooler side, 50s up in the mountains. mt. washington getting reports that they've had snow overnight. i said it. snow. not for us. no worries. 72 for tuesday. then back into the 60s for wednesday and thursday. we have a chance for rain tuesday. and another chance for a spotty shower on thursday and friday. temperatures more fallish by

>> look who we have here, pamela. when you were doing the weather, i got a little visit here from cora lee. she is here with save a dog out of sudbury. what a little sweety. she is in need of a home. don't forget pet parade tomorrow morning right around 7:25. tune in and you'll meet cora lee and some other cuties that really need a home. she is 7 years old. i haven't -- by the look of those ears, i think she has a little chiwauwa in her. look at that face. cora lee just snuck in so i could put her on tv really quickly. i don't know her story. we'll find out her story. many times as you know it's heartbreaking. she could have been surrendered or a stray. i don't know yet but i will find out for the pet parade tomorrow. i'm just meeting her now and i think i love her already. she is so sweet. and gentle.

>> she's not shaking which is usually a trait of the chiwauwa her. >> we saw the halloween story earlier today. i'm going to continue with the halloween haunts throughout new halloween. to salem. i love salem around halloween time. thank you, pamela. have a wonderful day, everybody. thank you so much for waking up with us this morning and of

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