right now at 6:00 a brookline firefighter under arrest. the confrontation at a restaurant that police say sent him over the edge. >> developing this morning, tense moments at a local neighborhood as s.w.a.t. team members used a flash grenade to get inside of a condo in bellingham. >> a 16-year-old died suddenly photo. this morning, how the school is helping her classmates. race. the democrat candidates getting debate tonight. captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 e- mail: comments@captioncolorado.com. >> it is 6:00 a.m. right now. great to have you with us.

>> i'm chris mckinnon. it is tuesday, october 13. lots of coffee going on and that worries mae because it means we're heading towards changes in the season. >> the weather will be changing a lot today, speaking of exchanges. >> the sun breaks out and then we turn windy. a little wave of low pressure will come by this morning. temperatures in the 50s, lower 60s on the cape. let me zoom you in a little to show you where the light rain has now expanded from wareham back down near borne. farther south. the south coast is going to get into some of the downpours. rumble of thunder. have the wet weather gear out the door. the areas of rain will expand through mid-morning for your rush hour.

breaks of sun are out by lunchtime. the rain will be done mid-60s, 68 breezy and island as we head into the ride -- breezy and mild as we head into the ride home. hi, robi. >> reporter: hi, danielle. most of the problems are south of boston, including an accident. the crash is down in randolph 24 northbound before route 28. the center lane is blocked, but that's clearing now. route 3 northbound is bumper to bumper from weymouth to the braintree split and the expressway, you are jammed east milton square to columbia road. >> take a look at this. this is video from the scene moments ago. we're told a large piece of scrap metal flew off a truck. the driver, amazingly is say. the truck stopped so police say it's not clear if the driver

knew the debris came off of that truck. also developing, tense moments in a local neighborhood. right there you see it, suite team members using a flash grenade in bellingham last night. a man who reportedly stabbed another man was inside and refused to come out. several condos nearby were evacuated. no word on the extent of the injuries. the fire chief says two firefighters carried out two firefighters from a burning building before they were killed. crews continued to battle the flames overnight. in brookline a firefighter accused of attacking a man in brookline. investigators say he was angry with the man for taking too

long to order. >> reporter: right here on the sidewalk in front of witnesses and surveillance video, none of which appeared to stop this firefighter from allegedly attacking a customer. outside of this brookline anna's taqueria, surveillance video captured outside. >> no excuse for hurting somebody else. >> reporter: a slow moving line inside spilled over to violence. joseph ward was allegedly behind the attack. a photo of him from the 2014 boston marathon shows a much different side than what court documents outlined alleging he called the victim a homeless expletive then punched him multiple times physical a witness yelled stop. >> in some cases, you never know. a position doesn't define someone's character. >> reporter: ward was arrested for the assault many say he could have and should have avoided.

told, was taken to the hospital to be evaluated. in the meantime, town officials here in brookline say that firefighter is on administrative leave. we're live in brookline, nicole jacobs, wbz news this morning. it's 6:05 right now. it's the democrats' turn in the spotlight after two republican presidential debates. today, the nomination will debate qualifications. bree? >> reporter: the debate will be radically different from the republican debates we've seen, not only because most of the candidates are on the polar opposite of the political spectrum but also because there's only half as many candidates as the republican field. the democrats have more time to talk and potentially break out of the pack. on stage tonight are hillary clinton, bernie sanders. former governor of rhode island lincoln chafee. former governor of maryland, martin o'malley and former senator from virginia, jim webb. hillary clinton is mr. speaker

she made an -- vegas. she made an unscheduled stop. bernie sanders spoke at the no labels group. tonight might be the biggest test of his campaign. still, the big story line is can any of the other three break out of the pack. martin o'malley may be the closest match to bernie sanders' record. lincoln chafey, meanwhile -- chafee is a recent convert having been a liberal republican and independent for most of his career both as a senator and governor. then there's jim webb, the former secretary of the navy who positions himself as the anti-career politician. the wild card in all of this? will vice president biden show up for the cnn debate. they are supposed to already

if he does, that will surely dominate the headlines tomorrow. chris, back to you. jeb bush is in new hampshire this week. today he's giving a speech on repealing and replacing obama care in manchester. he released details on his plan last night. it increases tax credit to let consumers buy coverage. without insurance. the former florida governor is expected to release more before heading to town halls in keene. hundreds are expected to have a public hearing and many have to do with charter schools. susie steimle is live outside the statehouse with all of the details. good morning, susie. >> good morning, kathryn. parents, teachers, and students are expected to descend on beacon hill to debate this consistently contentious topic, charter schools. governor baker is expected to

talk about the topic as well, supporting charter schools because he's consistently been a supporter in the past. this morning, he is expected to talk about a proposal that would add up to a dozen new or expanded charter schools each year in the state of massachusetts. meanwhile, another bill is being proposed that would suggest a moratorium on schools. there are currently 80 massachusetts. many parents each year are fighting to get their kids into these privately operated and publicly funded institutions. more than 37,000 students were on a waiting list this school year to get their kids into charter schools. critics of charter schools will say that these bills to support the creation of new charter schools would create a two- tiered education system. it will be a contentious debate, has been all along and is expected to begin this

committee. susie steimle, wbz this morningp. grief counselors will be on hand at a dedham school after a 16-year-old athlete died during field hockey practice. this is the picture of kasey dunn taken 30 minutes before her death. she lined up for practice and collapsed but never got back up. her mother tells us this morning how devastated her family is. >> i keep thinking she will come bounding through the back door saying this is a terrible joke, but i know that's not going to happen. it was probably something she was born with, and we never knew about it. there's no way to detect it. fortunately it was quick. she didn't suffer too much. >> a small memorial of rubber duckies is growing on the field. her funeral is scheduled for thursday. police now say a new hampshire woman missing for

weeks was murdered. police founded body of sue hutchison in a crawl space in a fake wall in her home. this is after the family reported a strange odor. investigators believe her roommate killed her. he took his own life in a tewksbury motel last week. jury selection continues in the case against philip chism. is he accused of killing his danvers high school math teacher in 2014. wees 14 at the time but being tried as an adult. aaron hernandez is headed back to tort today. his lawyers want a double murder charge tossed out. a judge will hear the arguments today. hernandez is accused of shooting and killing two men following an encounter in a nightclub in the financial district. he is already sevenning ai life

the irish banking boss who many blame for taking down ireland has been living in wellesley for the last several years. drum ran anglo irish bank that collapsed triggering a country- wide meltdown. he fled to the u.s. and irish authorities have been trying to question him ever since. coming up, the latest on the minnesota dentist who killed a well-known lion. >> and why he won't be facing any charges in a controversial big game hunt. >> release from flood waters down south and the effort under way to reopen roads washed out by heavy rains. >> a bride turned hero. the story behind this picture and why a paramedic responded to the scene of the accident in her wedding dress. danielle? >> temperatures are running in the 50s with pockets of rain and some areas we come into the 70s. we'll talk about it all when we

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welcome back. this next story is very interesting, from a brushing bride to a hero. >> minutes after sarah and her husband exchanged wedding vows, she found out her father and grandparents were in a bad accident, so she rushed to the scene still wearing her wedding

dress. she and her new husband are both paramedics. they knew she could help. >> i went in and checked on her to see how she was doing, and she was upset that she had ruined my day. i told her that it wasn't her fault. i don't know that what i did was special. i was just making sure my family was okay. i just happened to be in a wedding dress. >> so her mother took the pictures at the scene and says she show her daughter's -- they show her daughter's true character. >> it's nice that they took the picture, too, in the moment. we need a check of your forecast on this tuesday. >> good morning, guys. look at the areas of rain we're tracking. kids, if you are up here, you want the wet weather gear. last week. these are the third, the

east kingston elementary school in new hampshire. the school mission statement is learning empowers all people. i love it. barry burbank had a blast with you guys last week, and it is one of those day where's just like yesterday, you guys, temperatures came into the 70s. we will have that again today. it's going to be a mild feel. rain first. now. 61 in plymouth. we have areas of rain. notice the deeper yellows now filling in. providence down through cranston. we're getting into heavier elements of rain as well that extends along the south coast right along route 6, sandwich back towards hyannis. nantucket is generally the west side of the island right now. we'll get into more of the downpours as we head throughout

thunder, too. action. the cold front is back in western new york. a few of these may come into evening. morning, others of rain. midday, look what happens, the rain is gone. sun's breaking out. above average day. too. commute. a couple of stray showers come in from west to east and that's the cold front that clears the sunshine to start. tomorrow afternoon. an isolated sprinkle, but most of us won't see it. a little piece of energy comes in. thursday looks beautiful, just cooler. high temperatures top out around 60 on thursday. a few more cold fronts come out of canada and bring in chillier air. if you enjoy the mild temperature, 70 to 74 degrees today. clearing tonight, dropping into

dip into the 40s. highs tomorrow not as warm as today, but still above average. this time of the year, we should be in the low 60s. tomorrow we'll still top out around 67, 68 for many of us. thursday, though, change comes in to end the week. only around 60 with bright sunshine. friday another round of showers. that ushers in cooler air on saturday. highs in the mid-50s and only in the upper 40s for highs on sunday. there will probably be a widespread frost on saturday night. traffic and weather together, robi. >> you know that giant fly that hour? >> do you have to keep bringing him up? while. i shouldn't be composting in the weather office, i decided, so i moved it outside. there. >> thank you. >> you owe me now, okay? the tuesday morning commute is well under way here. 24 northbound messier than

the accident was in randolph before 128. moving now. slow. rockland to the split, the expressway jammed from east milton square to columbia road. slow pockets. route 1 south hangs up into peabody and saugus stretches. chris, kathryn? >> thank you very much, robi. the minnesota dentist who killed cecil the lion will not be facing charges for that killing. authorities in zimbabwe say walter palmer had all of the legal paperwork for his big game hunt. remember in july palmer sparked international outrage when he killed cecil with a bow and arrow. two others, though have been charged in the death of the lion accused of luring him outside. the u.s. military says it's now making air drops of

ammunition in syria to arab groups fighting isis. the pentagon says leaders have been vetted and are fighting to remove isis from northern syria. it was just last week that the obama administration announced it was abandoning efforts to build a new syrian rebel force in favor of supporting existing syrian rebel groups. finally, some relief for residents affected by this massive flooding in south carolina. a section of i-95 will reopen this morning. before now, drivers had to take a two-hour detour around the affected area. the heavy rain and flood waters washed out the road there. the southbound lanes opened up yesterday. all lanes will be back open today. >> i feel like they haven't been able to catch a break, though, back to back. eight presidential candidates turned out in new hampshire. >> jon keller takes a closer look at if it was effective. >> plus, new hope for a couple whose baby girl was diagnosed with a deadly tumor. how doctors here in boston

welcome back at 6:24 on your tuesday morning. compromise is becoming a dirty word in politics. >> one group is trying to change that. the no labels group was in new hampshire. jon keller looks at wrong it was effective. >> reporter: good morning. i couldn't make it in person to catch the presidential candidate forum in new hampshire yesterday, tut together by no labels a bipartisan group that wants to replace the acid flowing through our political discourse with something more productive. judging from accounts of the event it was an illuminating study in contrast. on one side, you have the philosophy of the organizers that what's wrong with our politics is "the hyper partisan viewpoint that leads far too many of our leaders and

citizens to dismiss, ignore, or question the motives of the people in the other party." on the other side, you had one of the guest speakers, donald trump who either didn't know or didn't care what no labels stands for. according to politico, trump dissidence instead of challenging the content of the president's recent interview on "60 minutes," trump said mr. obama "bombed." he tried to talk over a young woman in the crowd who wanted to question him about women's rights and said he only insults other candidates after they've been "nasty to him." it escapes me how any of that improves our political culture.

senator lindsey graham told reporters of the event that trump's ideas were quoting gibberish at an event doe voted to avoiding them. let me know what you make of cbsboston.com or via twitter. we have a check of your traffic and weather together. >> plus a look at the day's top stories, including a firefighter accused of assault at a restaurant that landed him in jail. >> a baby with a brain tumor's inspirational story is coming

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a brookline firefighter had a confrontation that police say sent him over the edge. >> and in saugus, a piece of metal flies into a windshield. new information on the investigation. >> how much is too much screen time for your children and why doctors are questioning the

it's our "daily talker." morning. thanks for joining us. i'm chris mckinnon. >> i'm kathryn hauser. you may want to grab the umbrella as you head out the door about rain moving in. >> so big changes. the sun breaks out. as we come up around 70. have the umbrella that morning because the areas of rain are expanding northward here. notice some of the deeper greens and yellows here. we even from have embedded thunder off the south coast. 58 in boston right now. we're in the lower 60s from the south shore back down to the keep. the northern extent reaches norwood stretching east. light shower activity does get steadier along route 6 right now. barnstable back down to

downpours are coming into new bedford. these slide up to acushnet and still have pockets of moderate to heavy rain impacting the commute from cranston to providence, rhode island. this will be lifting north. this is the southeast part of the state. notice between now and mid- morning there will be pockets of light rain. worcester county sliding east. by 1:00 p.m., a lot of crowds, breaks of sun. low 70s. the evening commute should be clouds fill back in. it's not until late evening that we get another passing shower that comes in towards the overnight. up. first, traffic and weather together. any big trouble spots, robi? >> a pair of accidents north of the city among the many problems. both crashes are on route 3 southbound. one in lowell just after 495. the other in billerica before treble cove road. traffic up there backed up

between 129 and 495. also 93 southbound is jammed from wilmington to the leverett ramp. checking the south now, the worst road is in the middle of northbound crawling from brockton up to 128. 95 north, you are stop and go neponset street. route 3 northbound hangs up between rockland and the split. new this morning, a close saugus. take a look at this video from the scene. we're told a large piece of scrap metal flew off a truck and smashed into this windshield of an suv. the driver is okay, amazingly. the truck did not stop. police say it's not clear if the driver knew the debris came off. still, troopers are looking for that driver. also new this morning, authorities in nashua, new hampshire, are investigating an alleged hit list. a book called "death notes" was discovered at nashua high

school north with the names of students inside. the principal says the student responsible was removed from class and disciplinary action has been taken. she says at no time were students and faculty in any danger. a brookline firefighter is in trouble after attacking a man. investigators say wees angry because the other man was taking too long to order. >> nicole jacobs has the latest on this. good morning, nicole. >> reporter: good morning to you, kathryn. good morning, chris. the firefighter is on administrative leave this morning after an alleged attack right outside of this anna's taqueria. it happened sunday evening when an offduty firefighter reportedly took issue with the man causing the line to move too slowly. the firefighter had been identified as joseph ward. court documents allege he called a customer a homeless expletive. when that tension spilled over outside, witnesses told police

the man and punched him repeatedly. >> some cases you never know. a position doesn't define someone's character. >> reporter: the victim in this case was taken to the hospital and treated. again, ward was arrested and charged, and certainly on administrative leave this morning. we're live in brookline. nicole jacobs, wbz this morningp. it is 6:34 right now. a quincy lawyer and his girlfriend are due in court today in connection with a murder in marshfield. michael and lauren are due in plymouth district court. police say he killed 45-year- old robert mckenna and his girlfriend helped cover up the crime. mckenna was found dead in his home last month, involved in big game hunting and diamond running in africa. investigators believe robbery may have been a motive. today, hundreds are expected at a minimum wage rally at the statehouse.

for a $15 an hour minimum wage for fast food workers, home care, and also retail employees. susie steimle is live for us at the statehouse with a closer look at the details. good morning, susie. >> reporter: good morning, kathryn and chris. that's one of the big questions being debated at a busy statehouse today. should minimum wage be raised to $15 an hour. the group that would answer yes to that question is going to rally here at 11:30 this morning on the statehouse steps. currently, the minimum wage in massachusetts is $9 an hour. it is expected to go up to $11 an hour by 2017, but this group says that's not enough. they want to see minimum wage go up to $15 in the state of massachusetts and they are inspired by some success in other states and other cities recently. seattle, san francisco, new york and los angeles all recently won a battle to increase minimum wage in those cities. this group is hoping that will help them in their fight today.

for fast food retail employees and home care workers. the plan is to rally here on the statehouse steps at 11:30 and go inside of the statehouse to have a more formal public hearing at 1:00. then come back out at 2:30 to statehouse. susie steimle, wbz news this morning. it looks like controversy is not hurting business at boston-based draftkings and the rival site fan duel. bloomberg reports both fantasy sports sites had their biggest weekend yet bringing in $44 million in entry fees despite allegations that workers at the state used inside information to make trades. several investigations are now sites prevent fraud. 6:36 on your tuesday morning. this story will pull at your heartstrings. parents of a newborn were told repeatedly that their daughter

had a brain tumor and couldn't survive. doctors are giving the family new hope. bree's back with an incredible story. hi, bree. >> reporter: abigail jones was diagnosed with down's syndrome and a brain tumor florida doctors said would kill her. they sent the infant home for hospice care. as they waited for abigail to eventually die, her parents noticed the baby wasn't getting any worse, so they got a second opinion at boston children's hospital. doctors decided there was not enough evidence to conclude abigail's brain tumor was inoperable so they performed the surgery and it was not malignant. >> she is missing a large part of her brain, so she should have problems with function, should have deficits and should not be a normal baby, but she is. >> we always prayed for abigail

to be healed. however that works out, god's still going to get the glory for it. >> the jones' who live in florida made funeral arrangements and now don't need those. they are planning for a life with a sweet baby that still includes down's syndrome and one they are incredible to have. on the healthwatch this morning, a glass of red wine may help people with diabetes. drinking one glass of wine a day may help lower the risks of diabetes. time now for the "daily talker." we are asking how much is too much screen time for kids? >> doctors are set to revisit how much time they think kids should sit in front of the tv and of course electronic devices. robi is here to explain. hey, robi.

>> reporter: it used to be called tv guidelines and now babies are picking up ipads while still in diapers. for the first time in 15 years, the american academy of pediatrics reconsidering the digital exposure guidelines. the policies must evolve or become obsolete. a.a.p. used to recommend children under the age of 2 look at no screens and kids older than that be limited to two hours a day. that was before 2011 and before ipads became popular with apps designed to teach kids. now 30% of children in the u.s. play with some kind of mobile device before necessity are potty trained. and 70% of teens have them that they use constantly. in the meantime, the academy recommends paying attention to the content of the screens and making sure there's plenty of time for nondigittal activity. so a number of people are

now dana on facebook says limits are critical through developmental years. these devices induce social isolation. lori is up next. she says, "under 2 should still have zero screen time. ever wonder what kinds of awesome things are going through a toddler's imagination when they are just playing with a box at christmas?" a number of ways to comment on this. our web site, twitter, facebook, love to hear from you. >> interesting seeing the different parents' reactions. my niece under 2 knew how to swipe and look at pictures on a smartphone. starting young, right? up next, big issues taking center stage at the statehouse. >> it's expected to draw hundreds to beacon hill. >> campaign 2016 heating up. democratic candidates are getting ready to face off in their first debate. danielle? >> a lot of great reports.

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heading up to vermont, it's leaf peeping season. this couple will mail you leaves for a fee, of course, if you can't make it there. >> you can buy fall leaves for a pack of 12 selling for $20. an assortment of 20 sells for $50. they have already gotten several others from people out on the west coast. >> shaping is free. >> you don't like the phrase "leaf peeping." it feels creepy, doesn't it? >> it feels creepy. it's nice to see the colors changing. why can't we just say enjoying fall foliage? >> i don't know. are you out on leaf peeping? >> i love leaf peeping.

>> it's all in your head. you will hear me say leaf peeping a lot over the next couple of weeks i'm willing to bet. tyngsboro 52 degrees. weston high school sitting at 55. the shore country day school in beverly sitting at 58 degrees right now. it feels like rain and it is raining generally along and south of the bike. 58 in boston. it's not just light rain but too. we have a couple of downpours well. there are showers and downpours from the cape, too, back down to chatham with light rain. heavy rain rate now. even a couple of rumbles of thunder that you may hear near woods hole. these are moving northward. so ware home, carver, kids are waking up with the rain coat heading out to school.

also areas of rain extending out to rhode island. providence stretching back up to attleboro. it's with an area of low pressure that will pass to our east here at midday. behind it we get a break in the action. then there's another round of showers with a cold front that will sweep through the evening hours. it is a changeable weather day today. once we get through the wet with a earth this morning, notice hour by hour it takes mid to late morning how it shifts. by 1:00 p.m., some clouds and sunshine breaking out. it'll be breezy and mild. high temperatures once again coming into the 70s. the evening drive should be fine but then late-day showers may come in. 73 degrees by later on after the rain this morning. wind out of the south about 10 to 20 miles per hour. overnight tonight, clearing skies. coolest suburbs. highs tomorrow won't be as warm as today.

keep in mind this time of the year, we'll be in the low 60s. clouds and sunshine, a passing sprinkle or isolated shower. anything that does develop tomorrow would be brief. cooler, only around 60. another round of showers on weekend. high temperatures struggle to get out of the upper 40s. traffic and weather together. a little foggy behind you, too, robi. >> to the north, a pair of accidents in lowell and billerica as route 3 south is 495. route 3 southbound is really bad -- 93 southbound, rather, is really bad. boston. checking the south with a live look over the expressway that's the foggy picture. the expressway north bumper to columbia road.

chris and kathryn? >> robi, thank you very much. it is 6:47 right now. a brookline firefighter is under arrest, accused of beating a man outside a restaurant there. >> police say 37-year-old joseph ward was upset that the man was taking too long to order. witnesses say that he punched the man multiple times and kicked him oned side. side. police arrested ward after they saw him running up a side street. grief counselors will be on hand after a 16-year-old athlete died during field hockey practice. casey dunne collapsed on friday and never got back up. doctors say she had a massive brain hemorrhage. her funeral is scheduled for thursday. parents, students, and teachers are expected at a public hearing where the majority of the bills are related to charter schools. also today, hundreds of workers

hearing on raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour. after two republican presidential debates, tonight candidates for the democratic nomination wail face off. bernie sanders and hillary clinton will be the focus of this election cycle so far. the big question will be if any of the other three can break out of the pack. they include former governor of riley con chafee and former senator of virginia jim webb. straight ahead, the pats getting ready to take on the colds for the first time since deflate gate. >> hear how the team is downplaying all of the hype. >> more bad news for the bs as they get off to their worst

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to sports now. the pats are gearing up for the game against the colds. that say rematch of the afc championship game that sparked the deflate gate drama. the pats insist it's another game. >> it really is just another game on our schedule. so for us, it's the same mentality as always. >> it's another game for us. it's the most important game to us because it's the next game, and you know, we're all excited to get up there and play. >> look at them, all business, right? be sure to watch patriots all access right here for all of the behind the scenes stuff you

the pats are in end yea sunday. sunday night, we start you off with patriots game day and turn to wbz for the fifth quarter post game show after the game. >> if you air fan of the pats, the bruins are now off to a slow start. the bs and lightning facing off yesterday at the garden. the bruins blew an early 2-0 lead. it started the season 0-3 for the first time since 1999 losing all three of the games at home. so that's not good. >> not happy. what's going on? i don't know. get it togetherp. 6:53 right now. time for a closer look at what's coming up ott 7:00 on "cbs this morning." >> good morning, nora. >> good morning. more from the cbs news investigation into bluebell ice cream. we're going to dig into allegations the company put profits above safety and the nixon presidency.

and the memos that haven't seen the light of day until now. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. still to come, james orderren trying out his luck as a male model. we'll show you what happened when he stopped by the set of the price is right." one more check of the radar and we're talking about areas of rain this morning then turning cooler significantly. so only in the upper 40s by sunday. we'll take one more check of

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the price is right got a new show case model. >> the game show recently featured male models and cbs's own late late night host got into the action. >> james cordon on a new -- [ laughter ] >> tread climber and 4k tv. the new cool harley! [ laughter ] >> so cordon took a look inside of his extensive training to become a "price is right" model. you can catch cordon on the ""late late show"." >> i think he had a little bit of fun. >> i mean, yeah.

>> we would do the show case showdown. >> i think that wheel is heavy. >> it does look heavy. >> like they have to put elbow grease on it. today's a changeable weather day. it's been filling in with downpours and thunderstorms to have the wet weather gear with you. filling through providence and south coast, too. it's not just light rain. there are some downpours in there in the cape and islands but then the sun breaks through. >> then we'll all be giving you the side eye. >> yeah. >> thank you very much, danielle. "cbs this morning" is next on wbz news.