until next year's harvest. >> whoa. that's serious business. i was just telling you, i had a pumpkin whoopie pie. life changing. it was so good. i'm not totally pumpkin everything but that worked. >> that did it. traffic and weather all straight ahead on wbz morning. >> the news at 5:00 starts now. right now at 5:00, developing overnight a shooting after last night's patriots game in dallas. the victim now fighting for his life. >> also knew overnight, a -- new overnight, a stab the at a convenience store. the suspect still on the loose this morning. a travel nightmare. the southwest glitch holding up hundreds of flights. what passengers need to know this morning. a candidate showdown in new hampshire. the presidential hopefuls on both sides will present their

in the u.s. good morning to you. great to have you here with us on this monday. i'm kathryn hauser. thank you for joining us on this columbus day. we've had such a stretch of weather. it's been fantastic. the warming trend continues all the way through today. temperatures will be even warmer than yesterday. we had a high of 68 degrees in boston. today's high 76. awesome weather. starting off mild already. 50s, 40s or 30s in some spots. orange and norwood down to 38 degrees. areas of patchy frost possible in the low-lying areas. typical spots that normally get a little bit cooler but we're in the 50s on the cape and islands. very, very comfortable and we're running warmer in almost all locations compared to this time yesterday. tracking some fog this morning as well, nothing too, too serious until you get to falmouth and visibility down to half a mile or less, three- quarters of a mile or less for new bedford there. we'll keep you posted on those

here's your day planner. tons of sunshine, 76 degrees. the high temp, light breeze from the south. big changes on the way tomorrow. some rain and then after that a big cooldown. i'll have all the numbers coming up in just a bit. traffic and weather together. kathryn? >> thank you very much, pamela. let's get a check of roads right now. it is quiet for the moment. my goodness it's dark out there, too. it's a holiday. this is a live look at expressway. let's get a check of the maps and see how things are moving along there. all green on your screen. that's a good thing. no issues to report at this time. new this morning, a convenience store clerk is injured in a stabbing overnight in bedford. police say a suspect walked into the store in this shell gas station off great road. he demanded cash and at some point the clerk was stabbed. the clench suffered mine -- the clerk suffered minor injuries and itself suspect ran off. developing this morning a shooting after the patriots-

cowboys game leaves a man in critical condition. police in arlington, texas, say there was a fight in the parking lot yesterday evening. a man in his 40s was shot in the head and then rushed to the hospital. a suspect was arrested and is facing several charges. police are investigating what led up to the shooting. a spokesman says the victim and shooter may have been tailgating at the time. boston police are trying to find a man in connection with a sexual assault in dorchester. >> police released surveillance video of a person of interest they want to talk to. the assault happened on september 27 odor chester avenue and harbor view. the mayor weighed in on the violence. >> any time that you get a situation like that, there's always a very active investigation. i know there was good footage there that was helpful in the ap hence potentially. >> police are also looking into whether the same person was involved in a series of armed robberies the same day. all four of the robberies happened in the area of diston and lee roy streets. in each case the police told

police the man in a red shirt threatened to stab them. it's a travel nightmare for southwest passengers. >> hundreds of flights delayed all because of a computer glitch. susie steimle is live for us with all the detail. going to cause quite a headache. >> reporter: it did. yesterday was a disaster for travelers across the country on southwest airlines. 450 flights were delayed because of this computer glitch. some passengers were even given handwritten tickets. this morning, though, some good news from logan. no long lines. the kiosks appear to be working flights as regularly scheduled so it looks at least at this location that computer glitch has been fixed. southwest said yesterday it's not sure what caused the glitch but people were waiting in long lines that wrapped all around the airport. the suggestion still today is that customers show up two hours early. the only people that didn't have problems yesterday were people that printed their tickets at home and didn't have to check bags.

sort of chance of a hassle, morning. otherwise if these delays persist which right now it does not look like they're going to at least at this location, you could be waiting in long lines. >> there were people sitting down on the floor when we started because they haven't moved in hours. >> about an hour in the express line. and it hasn't moved in the last 30 minutes. going to be a long day. >> reporter: huge hassle for people yesterday as you can see. fortunately some good news this morning. people not having the same kind of a hassle but the advice again if you can if you're on southwest, arrive a little extra early so that ir' not stuck in any lines -- that you're not stuck in any lines. we're live at logan airport this morning, susie steimle, back to you. >> thank you very much. hoping for better travel conditions for everybody out there. presidential hopefuls from both sides of the aisle are now going to be in new hampshire this morning. >> they're going to sit down at

what's called a no labels event. nicole jacobs is live in manchester with a preview of this. nicole? >> reporter: this is certainly something you don't see very often, especially during the campaign season but today candidates from both the democratic side and the republican side will gather here in manchester to speak with potential voters and tell them how they believe the country can come together when it comes to various political parties. it's called a no labels forum. we do expect to hear from candidates like donald trump, bernie sanders, chris christie, and of course many others. this happening as we are also getting a closer look at new cbs poll numbers that show trump still leading for republicans with 27% followed by ben carson with 21% and hillary clinton leading the democratic side with 46% followed by sanders at 27%. in a "face the nation"

interview, trump addressed the polls. >> here's another big statement. 60% of registered voters say you are not honest and trustworthy. that number has gone up since the last poll. >> it's better than hillary. >> if they think you're a leader, does it matter that they trust you? >> i think the leadership is important. i think they know i'm a very smart guy. >> reporter: actually that's not exactly accurate according to the new cbs poll. donald trump actually trail clinton when it comes to trust and honesty. clinton has 35% with trump at 33%. i should also add that today's event comes one day before the first democratic debate. we're live in manchester, new hampshire, nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. speaking of trump, aerosmith is asking him to stop using their song dream on. steven tyler sent a cease and

desist letter to trump. his reps were quick to point out that this doesn't mean he's opposed to trump's bid. steven tyler is a registered republican. president obama says whoever becomes the next speaker of the house he hopes that that person will be willing to compromise. the president spoke on "60 minutes" telling steve kroft that he and john boehner had a decent working relationship. institution. he recognized that nobody gets a hundred percent in our deck mock crazy. i won't say that he and i were ideal partners but he and i could talk and we could get some things double -- things done. >> right now many republicans are rallying around paul ryan to be the next speaker but so far ryan says he doesn't want the job. it is 5:08. to a developing story out of connecticut. a s.w.a.t. team shoots and kills a man in a hotel room. state police arrived at the

lodge in old saybrook early yesterday morning where the man was shooting a gun. police ordered the man to drop his weapon. when he refused they shot him. police say it's a split-second decision they had to make. >> troopers don't go into a situation expecting or wanting to have to do something like >> guests were evacuated and put up in other hotels in the area. police say the man was a suspect in several armed robberies in the area. two boats destroyed by fire on the cape this morning. police want to know how it happened. those flames started on riverside road on the little river in mashpee. one boat caught fire. flames spread to another boat and the dock danging yet a third boat. no one is hurt this morning. new this morning, more notices are going out to homeowners at their -- that their insurance companies are dropping their coverage. the globe reports some homeowners who filed big claims after last year's winter storms are scrambling to find other insurance.

major companies are dropping customers to cut risk and save money. the commonwealth doesn't have laws prohibiting companies from doing so. the city of boston is slacking when it comes to inspecting rental apartments. the city wanted to inspect 60,000 by years end to make sure the amounts were safe, sanitary and up to code but the globe reports only 10,000 have been inspected so far. the city is now lowering their expectations and want to inspect 44,000 by the end of this year. parents, students and teachers are expected to crowd into the state house for a public hearing on nearly three dozen education-related bills. the majority of the bills are related to charter schools including proposals to create a moratorium on new charter schools. the hearing is just days after governor charlie baker unveiled a plan that he said would let the state add up to a dozen new or expanded charter schools each year. don't go anywhere. 5:10 right now.

>> coming up a closer look at an app making boston friendlier to drivers. >> plus, a new warning for heart attack patients. the link to another disorder. doctors are now on the lookout for. >> pamela? >> we have a spectacular forecast for you this columbus day. tons of warmth. 76 degrees the high temp. lots of sunshine but a big cooldown on the way in your seven-day forecast.

yesterday certainly a great day to get out for a walk. >> thousands took advantage for the annual best buddies walk around lake quinnapowitt. it helps promote acceptance and inclusion. this year's theme is the world is ours. >> it means so much to us. it's our third buddy walk. drew will be 3 years old this november. this community has completely done a 1 # 0 -- 180, changed our lives for the positive. >> governor baker has declared october as down syndrome awareness month here in massachusetts. >> fantastic. so glad he got to get out there and be a part of it. he's part of casey's crew so a

>> casey is a spunky 18-year- old, chris' cousin. it's a cause near and dear to his heart. way to go, chris. here. >> it's like one of those pinch me moments. could it get any better? >> no. today will be the warmest day for a long time so make sure you soak in the sunshine and the 70-degree high temperatures that are in the forecast here. i want to show you some pictures that i've been getting. fantastic color now starting to show up all across new england. this one in particular, the picture comes from mark blackstone river valley photo. fantastic color and the foliage tracker continues to change week by week here. near peak conditions in northern parts of new england. moderate color showing up all around the boston area but still some spotty color, downtown boston to the cape and islands. things are still a little bit behind compared to years past by about a couple of weeks. lakes and mountain forecast if you're heading to the north for a day trip, 69 degrees.

mostly sunny skies. great for leaf peeping, hiking, whatever you have going on. it's definitely a go. no rain in the forecast for today. temperatures starting off in the 50s, 40s or 30s. 52 boston. 49 taunton. 52 degrees falmouth. our friends in chatham waking up to 56 degrees. temperatures stay in the 50s for much of the morning here in boston but then we jump to 62 degrees thanks to a southerly wind and thanks to that full sunshine. 72 degrees already by 1:00. today's highs even warmer than that 75 degrees in boston. 70s all across the board. getting close to 70 degrees on the cape, the islands holding in the mid-60s. here's your columbus day forecast. 76 degrees. mostly sunny skies. we do expect it to be slightly cooler along the south coast because of that southerly wind coming off the ocean. overnight tonight we stay rather mild, 54 degrees. increasing clouds. that chance for a couple of showers late tonight into tomorrow. here's the hour-by-hour timing.

starting here mostly clear skies through noon, through 5:00. that evening commute if you have to go to work today. overnight tonight the clouds roll in from the south. 5:00 a.m. we could be dealing with some spotty showers around boston to the cape and islands. between 7:00 app and noon the cape -- 7:00 a.m. and noon, the cape, you might see a couple of thunderstorms. nothing severe expected but maybe a clap of thunder, maybe a flash of lightning and a heavy downpour but that's about t. everything moves out. we have a primarily dry afternoon. 5:00 p.m. a cold front approaches from the northwest giving us another round of some spotty showers throughout tuesday evening. not a complete washout. 73 degrees. shoe have plenty of 65 on wednesday. 50s by the end of the week. next sunday. >> come on. >> i know. now. checking the roads this holiday morning, things are moving along well on the mass pike. not a whole lot of volume.

looking south, though, no major issues to report on route 3, route 24, or i-95 looking good out there. on this holiday weekend, the price of gas continues to go in the right direction for drivers, but that soon might change. over the past two weeks the average price of a gallon has dropped half a cent. that's the smallest drop in the last 17 weeks but a moderate hike in the cost of crude oil has wholesale prices going up. average price for a gallon right now $2.34. ride sharing service uber is more popular than ever. the company told the globe that uber drivers provided about two million rides to massachusetts passengers in september. that's a new record. the milestone comes at a time when beacon hill is considering how to regulate ride sharing services that have cut into the taxi business. ride sharing services tend to be cheaper as they set their own fares. taxi fares are set by the communities they service. sometimes fighting --

finding a parking spot in boston is ath like hitting the lottery, but now there are new ways to secure a space hours or even days before you drive downtown. our chris mckinnon explains. >> reporter: for some describing parking in boston is easy. >> horrific. >> reporter: then there's more mythical approaches. >> parking spots are like unicorns. you hear about them but you don't see too many of them. >> reporter: now if you're looking to secure a spot in the parking garage, you can get help from your phone. >> we have a massive amount of availability in the boston area. >> reporter: apps like spot hero allow customers to reserve parking spaces hours or days in advance gl. drivers can book the parking spot right on the app. the app is free but drivers will have to pay for the parking. >> then you'll get a qr code sent to your mobile phone which will be validated at the garage that you will show to the attendant on site. you can cancel all the way up to the time of your booking. >> reporter: not only can they guarantee parking but sometimes they can save drivers money,

>> what we do when we work with our parking partners is we're trying to drive down the cost. >> reporter: but for some drivers peace of mind may be worth any price. >> sometimes the stress of trying to find a parking spot is worth the money you pay for the parking. >> reporter: in case you need add reminder of how bad the parking situation in boston can be, according to a recent survey, boston was named the fifth worst city for parking in the country. chris mckin among, wbz news. >> there you go. fifth city. 5:20 right now. a new study shows a popular drug to treat depression in children. lithium is commonly prescribed swings. now researchers say it can also disorder. the drug is safe for kids between the ages of 7 and 17 at least for the short term. and a new link between heart attacks and depression. doctors say people who just had a heart attack are about three times more likely to suffer from depression and that can increase the risk of another

a new study shows patients who exercise and quit smoking have their depreg. depression -- depression. >> depression is a whole body >> very true. new help for those at the front lines of the state's opioid crisis. >> plus, the patriots silence dallas' trash talking. stay with us.

. welcome back. 5:24 on the dot right now. the patriots are keeping their perfect record winning their fourth straight game in dallas. >> steve burton shows the path got off to a slow start. you know you're a good football team when you put up 30 points on the road to dallas. the cowboys 30-6. offense struggled early but finally got going in the 2nd quarter. dion lewis gets all the way down to the 1-year-old line and that -- 1-yard line and that set up this. anybody. the quarterback sneak. up the middle. he gets into the end zone.

a couple of long field goes and the pats leads at the break. 2 ndz half more -- 2nd half, more of the same. deacon and getting to the end zone. what a pickup he has been. fourth quarter, brady with his second touchdown of the game. through the air. a 59-year-old score for -- 59- yard score. pats win 30-6. they stay unbeaten on the year 4-0. dion lewis, he continues to impress. >> he's done a great job for us. i think he's come in and made a huge impact on our team. i'm sure he had a lot of belief in himself and he's just been an amazing player for our team. we've got to keep it going. it's a long season. we're only four games into it and we're going to need all those guys, all those backs to play well this year.

what a pickup by the patriots. i'm steve burton, wbz sports. back to you. former president george h.w. bush is recovering nicely. he was at the blue jays-rangers game where he threw out the first pitch. barbara bush was by his side. the. was in a wheelchair wearing a neck brace. the 91-year-old is recovering from a broken vertebrae in his back. he recently returned to texas after summerying in maine. today is the 39th annual tough 10-k for women. more than 7,000 runners are expected as well as 20,000 spectators so we want to tell but some road closures downtown today. starting at 11:00 the mass avenue bridge memorial drive and much of arlington street will be shut down. roads are expected to open after the race sometime after 2:30 this afternoon. stay with us. we've got all your top stories, weather and traffic up next. >> including a shooting that took place last night. that was after the patriots

>> and a local hate crime. the swastikas painted in one town in the search for the possible suspects this morning. >> a historic theater closing. boston's oldest theater could be shutting its doors for good. we'll take a look back. we want to know what you think about it in our daily talker. pamela? >> it's a beautiful columbus day. tracking a major warm-up. highs in the 70s, full sunshine. big changes on the way. it can't last forever and a

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right now at 5:30, a shooting after last night's patriots game against the cowboys. we'll tell you where it happened and where that man is fighting for his life. a political showdown in new hampshire. the candidates expected in just a few hours and the big issues they're tackling. after 115 years, the colonial theater set to stay goodbye. the new plans for boston's oldest theater. welcome back, everybody. happy monday.

i'm bree sison. >> and i'm kathryn hauser. i' been such a good morningous weekend. if you have off today, get out there and enjoy it. >> we'll get out right in time. >> that's what i'm happy about, doing some leaf peeping now that the colors are showing up and i'm getting some great pictures. i'll show you some of that in the next hour or so. >> there were scary moments in tampa, florida. a water spout turned into a tornado and swept up a mail truck. >> oh, man. >> the driver inside is actually okay this morning. that's crazy. >> crazy video there. >> crazy weather. >> luckily none of that is going on in our area. >> lots of sunshine. >> just sunshine, right? warmer than usual temperatures? >> yes, thankfully. we still have that warming trend today, 70s. this will be the warmest day of the next several. good news for you if you're out and about today. apple picking, hanging out, just driving anywhere.

it's all good. 52 degrees in boston to start off your morning. some 40s, some 30s out there. 3 degrees norwood. head out. near 50 degrees from taunton to even plymouth. spots. at this time. at one point you were under half a mile or less. the numbers continue to change. i'll keep you updated on any issues that might develop but hour-by-hour forecast later today, 70s for the high temps. notice no rain pushing our way. we have a risk -- a little bit of a strong south wind actually but that's a good thing. today that keeps temperatures elevated into the 70s with lots and lots of sunshine. cooler along the south coast. coming up big changes for the next weekend. when we'll see some 50s for highs on your seven-day forecast. traffic and weather together, kathryn. >> thank you very much. it is 5:32 right now. let's get a check of the roads.

it's been a quiet start. things are moving along quite nice. no major issues to tell you about. let's get a check of the maps, too. there's a lot of green on your screen. that's the good news. things are looking good on the mass pike and also 12. >> we'll take t. thanks -- and also 12 #. >> we'll take it. thanks. a shooting after the pay jots-cowboys game -- patriots- cowboys game let a man in critical condition. the head. facing several charges. police are investigating what led to that shooting though a spokesperson says the victim and the shooter may have been tailgating at the time. campaign 2016 rolling through the granite state today. eight presidential hopefuls from both parties will join more than 1200 voters at what's being called a no labels problem solver convention.

bernie sanders are both on the schedule. other candidates set to pa take include -- partake include chris christie and lindsey graham. paul ryan is being eyed to take over as speaker of the house. a republican hardliner says that the g.o.p. would consider him. >> paul ryan is a friend. i meet with him every single week. we talk about policy. i think he would be a great messer is. talk to us. >> brian is under a lot of pressure to take the job but he told cnn yesterday his answer is no. according to sources close to ryan, he's still trying to make up his mind. and the. weighed in on the hillary clinton e-mail scandal. >> she made a mistake. the way it's been -- i think she would be the first to acknowledge maybe she could

have handled the original decision better and the disclosures more quickly. >> the president downplayed the fear of a national security "60 minutes." he also believes clinton wasn't trying to hide anything but thinks the american people should listen to her and decide for themselves. governor charlie baker is proposing a new step to help the state's opioid crisis. he wants to give hospitals the power to treat substance abusers whrrks they want it or not -- whether they want it or not. it would apply to addicts who pose a danger to themselves or others. the governor believes medical professionals need more tools to fight the opioid crisis. police on the cape are trying to find the vandal who painted swastikas on a bike path between brewster and harwich. a member of the new england antidefamation league who happened to be riding on the trail took a picture of the hateful symbols. they've already been painted over.

comes to an end for the colonial theater in boston, at least for now. the theater hosted what could be its final performance last night while offbroadway enthusiasts vowed to fight the closure. >> emerson college students file into the colonial theater bought by their school nine years ago for a show at what theater buffs say is an iconic building. >> it's like a gem, you know, to see a performance in a theater like this. >> it really needs to stay as an icon for the city and for the people. >> reporter: inside a 6:30 performance of "the book of mormon" delighted the crowd but it's the grandeur of the building itself that captures attention. >> the ornateness is just the architecture is brilliant. it's something that it would be a shame if something happened to it. >> reporter: for members of a local theater union, there'sle the the threat of losing jobs if emerson doesn't keep the

colonial operating as a performance venue. the school is discussing plans to repurpose the building as a dining haul and student -- hall and student space. >> there's been talks about what would happen but we haven't sold anything. >> reporter: online you'll find not only social media protests -- posts protesting a closing butle a change.org petition with 4200 signatures hoping to persuade emerson to keep the colonial a true theater. >> in a letter to the community, emerson's president said they those not to renew the operational agreement because it's in need of repairs. the letter admits the school's plans for the building are fluid and they vow to engage the community in planning for the colonial's long-term use. the topic of our daily talker this morning. >> what should happen to the theater. we have a couple of viewers writing in this morning. >> amy says it should stay a functioning theater not only

you can comment on our daily talker at web week. -- at cbsboston.com. >> i didn't realize how beautiful it was until i saw a couple of those images which is a really nice building. >> fun to see. think working at facebook could be kind of cool maybe? >> coming up the unusual questions that they ask job candidates. >> a former high level irish banking executive arrested over the weekend in greater boston. the charges he's facing in federal court. am la? -- >> pamela? >> time to take a look at the weather watcher reports. getting reports of comfortable temperatures. cool in a few spots. 47 degrees according to don in hollis, new hampshire under a clear sky. fairly warm morning. it's all relative here with some dew on the lawns. but we have a big warm-up on the way. big changes to your forecast. the roller coaster temperatures will continue coming up in your

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5:41. a popular company is set to announce job cuts glndz social security is -- job cuts. >> and social security is about to do something they don't do very often. >> reporter: good morning. massive layoffs could be coming to twitter. the job cuts will likely be across the board. the company has doubled its

staff to more than 4,000 employees in just the two years since going public. twitter not commenting. americans are paying nearly a dollar less a gallon for gas compared to last year this time. there is bad news. the lower prices probably mean no cost of living increase next year for social security recipients. it's tied to inflation which is being kept down by low gas prices so this would only be the third time in 40 years there has been no increase. and facebook is often considered one of the best companies to work for when it comes to pay and job perks but getting a job there may not be easy. glass door has put together a list of questions asked to candidates. they include how many birthday posts occur on facebook on a given day. how would you redesign an atm and if you were an animal, what kind would you be? kathryn and bree. that's a stumper.

fees. fair enough. >> i don't care what the design is. just give me my money. >> thanks, jill. got to be quick on the spot to work for them. >> the creativity think i think they're -- the creativity thing i think they're looking for. there was a stabbing overnight at a local convenience store. >> plus, a major disruption in air travel this holiday weekend. the airline working to fix a computer glitch grounding hundreds. flights. >> and a shortage of a fall favorite. say it ain't so. the pumpkin emergency.

just a friendly reminder today is columbus day and in preparation yesterday a parade kicked off from city hall plaza, turned downtown and ended in the north end. >> lots of music, entertainment and of course food. today local performers are taking over columbus park on the north end waterfront to celebrate columbus finding america. >> it was beautiful weather yesterday for the festivities and again today. it's -- it keeps beg better and better-- >> it keeps getting better and better. >> i don't like what you're saying it's all downhill from today.

>> today will be the warmest day of the next seven and then we fall off the cliff for the weekend. 50 degrees. i'll get to all those details in a second. today fantastic weather. so far in october we've been below normal for much of the month at this point in time. a couple of days here warmer than ampleg. average highs -- than average. average highs 63 degrees. so far the entire month with the average lows, highs, et cetera we're running just a touch below normal for the month of october. today definitely above normal temperatures and starting off with 52 degrees here in boston. dew point low. and we have dry air in place. southwest wind at 9 miles per hour. that combined with the sunshine 70s. 40s. 30s in some spots. keene 39. 46 nashua. 352 degrees in worcester. -- 52 degrees in worcester. we're running warmer compared to this time yesterday.

again setting us up for an easy warm-up this afternoon. 69 degrees by noon. 70s by 2:00 p.m. we don't stop there. 74 degrees the high in boston. upper 70s inland. close to 80 degrees for some and close to 70 on cape cod, the islands. staying just a touch cooler and areas along the coast upper 60s. overnight increasing clouds. a chance for a few late showers and maybe an isolated thunderstorm. latest timing on the hour-by- hour forecast this morning, 9:00 a.m., we have a few clouds just off of cape cod, off the coast there moving out to sea. other than that, complete sunshine this afternoon through this evening. 6:00 p.m. no rain pushing our way but then after midnight tonight into your early morning hours on tuesday as you head back to work or to school, those spotty showers move in from the south and it's primarily the eastern half of mass into the cape, the islands, that's where you'll see the best chance after spotty shower. maybe a thunderstorm prior to noon but then the rest of us

getting plenty of dry opportunities to enjoy some 70- degree temperatures again but not as warm as today. partly sunny skies and spotty showers back in the picture for tuesday evening because of a cold front. that cold front really affecting us, especially by the end of the week with more reinforced cold air. here's the seven-day to break it all down. wednesday 65. thursday 58. 50s for friday into saturday, too. and then by sunday a high of 50. traffic and weather together, bree. >> thanks so much, pap la. checking the -- pamela. checking the roads a disabled vehicle is slowing the traffic down on expressway north. then north of town a live look at route 1 in sawing gus now -- saugus now. still dark out there but traffic is moving along pretty well. and now a glitch with a major airline holds up flight. >> but first an overnight stabbing at a local convenience store. here are your top stories this monday morning.

is recovering after a stabbing. a suspect walked into the shell station demanding cash. at some point the clerk was stabbed there. the clerk suffered minor injuries. the suspect ran off. good morning. i'm sue say steimle at logan airport following up on what was a major glitch for southwest airlines yesterday and caused a huge hassle for travelers. 450 flights across the country were delayed yesterday and southwest still doesn't know exactly what went wrong but when people showed up at the airport, they couldn't print their boarding passes. the mobile app wasn't working and some cases they were even handwriting tickets for passengers. today a completely different story. it appears that the kiosks are working. there are no long lines and headaches for passengers here at logan but if you're flying southwest, the airline is suggesting that you print your tickets at home. we're live at logan airport,

i'm nicole jacobs live in manchester, new hampshire where political figures will gather for what is said to be a common cause. it is called the no labels forum where political figures, presidential hopefuls will speak with potential voters on how the country can unite. we expect to hear from candidates like donald trump, chris christie, bernie sanders and jim wek. this comes one -- jim webb. this comes one day after new cbs polls and one day before the first democratic debate. we'll have more on that coming up at 6:00. we're live in manchester, new hampshire, nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. an off-duty memphis police officer has been shot to death. terence olridge was shot multiple times yesterday. officers were called to a shooting in a home in a memphis sush bub.

the suspect is in custody. this is the fourth police officer to be shot in four years in memphis. an explosion killed a couple yesterday morning in franklin. neighbors say they had just moved from florida into a new condo to be closer to their grandchildren. the condo was heat bid poe pain and a gas leak -- heated by propane and a gas leak is suspected. a man is facing extradition charges tomorrow. "the boston globe" reports david drum was a powerful chief executive at ireland's anglo irish bank. he left during the financial crisis and fled to boston when ireland started to investigate him. james bond might be british but a collection of the cars used in the secret agent's movies paraded through paris yesterday. from the alpine to this year's aston martin, it was all a promotion for the newest bond movie that opens in europe later this month.

the 24th bond film opens in the u.s. in november. >> what a collection of cars. >> an expensive collection of cars. >> a lot of money moving on the street there. the country could be in a seasonal crisis. >> the u.s. pumpkin harvest ended this week, much earlier than normal. pumpkin crops were down by about half compared to last year. libbys which controls much of the canned pumpkin market says it will likely have enough supply to make it through thanksgiving but be prepared when stores sell out. next year. shortage shouldn't hurt the supply of halloween jack-o'- lanterns because halloween pumpkins are very different from those used for food. >> thanksgiving is about pumpkin pie. >> what a terrible time just when pumpkin is having its moment, you know. >> you got that right in everything. >> in everything. still to come, president obama gives advice to rapper kanye west.

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or, get zero percent financing for seventy-two months on most remaining 2015 chevy vehicles. welcome back. rapper kanye west said he would like to get into politics, perhaps even run for president the house. >> so easy to do, right? president obama heard about this and decided to give kanye a little advice. >> first of all, you've got to

spend a lot of time dealing with some strange characters who behave like they're on a reality tv show. that. the. of kanye's fifth album and teased that the country may not elect a black guy from the south side of chicago with a funny name to the oval office. it, too. >> he loosened up the collar a of years. keep it right here on wbz this morning.

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