right now at 6:00, from the classroom to the courtroom, a inappropriate picture to a student is going to be spending his birthday in court. >> draft kings and fan dual under the microscope this morning. the fbi now getting involved in the investigation of the popular fantasy sport sites. >> a computer outage causing delays across the country at airports. it's finally fixed. what customs and border patrol are saying about the problem. from channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. good morning to you. it's 6:00 a.m. on thursday october the 15th. i'm kathryn hauser. >> i'm cm. chis -- i'm chis mckinnon. yesterday was a chill

morning but this morning it's chilly. >> 38 in boston right now, 34 in norwood, 31 in orange right now. the lower 50s on the outer cape. even that's cooler than yesterday. clouds have departed the coastline too. we have clear skies. sunrise will be beautiful. it doesn't come up until 6:57. 40s to start for many of us, upper 50s though by lunchtime. mostly sunny sky a light southwest breeze, clear, cool and quiet. 58 for your ride home. i have a couple of showers in the forecast tomorrow. we'll talk about that and your weekend coming up. let's get you on the roads. hi, roby. >> it's not your average traffic morning. we have accidents south of the city and slow downs to the north. we have a car towing a boat up

the back up is to route 140. the earlier crash in brain tree has traffic backed up to logan express. the expressway jammed adams street to the circle. route 3 you hang up between union street and the split. two slow pockets on 93 southbound, andover between river road and dafen road and between 128 and park street, also route 3 south sluggish from 129 back to 495. >> thank you so much. a southbridge teach er will spend his 22nd birthday in court for sending obscene pictures to a student. >> nicole jacobs is live outside the courthouse in dudley with more on the investigation. good morning, nicole. >> reporter: good morning to you, chris. according to the police chief joseph zuniga thought nothing wrong of sending these photos allegedly to this

student because he said he was 17 years old. you certainly have to remember that 17 is still considered a minor. let's take a look at the video here. this is joseph zuniga leaving the police station yesterday. he had his mother cover his face with a jacket. according to the police chief the 22-year-old teacher met the 17-year-old student several years ago at church. they became facebook friends and this year that zuniga's class. upwards of 10 photos were sent through facebook messanger. the school acted swiftly and sent a letter to parents, many of whom are concerned. >> it's kind of weird. you know if you sent send a nude to a student you shouldn't work here. >> they're young and close in age and i'm sure attracted to our children. i would say that's a concern. >> reporter: zuniga is expected to be arraigned here sometime today. nicole jacobs, cbs this

-- wbz this morning >> thank you. popular fantasy websites are now getting the attention of the fbi as well as the justice department. bree is back now with information on the investigation which is really just getting underway. bree. >> reporter: kathryn, the fbi and the justice department want to know if draft kings broke the law. the wall street journal reports agents from the boston office are talking to prominent players about their experiences on the site, specifically if the site accepted money from states and countries where the games are prohibited. draft kings and fan dual are under scrutiny with three pending class action lawsuits and questions about insider trader. the new york attorney general asked for details on how those sites prevent fraud. a mid-level content manager at draft king won $350,000 on fan dual, the same week he leaked data to give people a competitive edge. the

players interviewed by agents with boston's fbi office said they seem primarily focused on draft kings. the information under review includes a post by a draft king executive on a public thread that informs players how to deposit funds and play in states where it's illegal. >> thank you very much, bree. 6:05 right now. a computer system that checks passenger's names against the terror watch list is back up and running this morning. the out age caused big delays at logan and other u.s. airports last night. that system went down for 90 minutes forcing passengers to wait in long lines while custom's agents manually processed passengers. >> they said there was a nationwide computer glitch. >> how did you get through? >> they finally just let everyone fill out a form and get through. >> u.s. customs said there was never any security threat and

form of a malicious intent. coming up on 6:06 right now, this morning governor baker will unveil a new bail aimed at addressing the growing opiate crisis. the state senate passed its own bill that calls for screening of public school students and encouraging doctors to consider alternatives to opiates. a former youth hockey coach is due in court today accused of sexual assaulting a young player in the 90s. prosecutors say 61-year-old robert richardson of dorchester began assaulting the boy in 1991 when the boy was just 13 years old. the man brought the matter to police last year and richardson was indicted last month. back in 2005 he was acquitted on similar charges including another boy whom he met while running a camp at boston university. this morning things are back to normal in medfield but it took crews a long time. they worked late into the night to

break shot flames into the air as you can see from that video. you can see the crater it left behind. work crews hit the line on south street around phillips. neighbors said they first heard a loud hissing noise from the leak, heard an explosion with some of the gas ignited. >> you couldn't see the flames but felt it. >> the flames shot so high they melted some of the power lines in the area. there were no injuries and no property damage. a severe case of animal cruelty in west port. a woman and her estranged husband arrested. police found two dead dogs and a dead lizard in a filthy house infested with fleas last month. steven botello and

nicole botolo were charged with six counts of animal cruelty. partitioners who have been fighting for more than a decade to save their church considering their next move. this following a ruling from the highest court saying they're trets pass ing -- they're trespassing. susie steimle is live. >> reporter: good morning. church goers have been fight ing to keep this place open since 2004. yesterday the appeals court did rule that they need to go and they are in fact trespassing. now the faithful will continue their fight starting with a press conference at 11:00 this morning. they closed this place back in 2004 and stopped having mass here. it was part of a decision when sexual allegations by priests

said they shouldn't be punished for the actions priests have done and they have been holding a 24-hour a day 7-day a week vigil on this property ever since. the archdiocese moved to evict them back in march. that was uphold by the court yesterday. these protesters say they will continue their fight and their lawyers say if possible they will take it to the supreme court. susie steimle, wbz this morning mass dot is spending more than 16 million gallons of water was pumped out in 2013 and 2014. the harold said the tunnels have

water just this year because of this winter's record snow. mass dot is spending between $5 million and $7 million each year to fix those leaks. it's just about 6:10. coming up, the latest on the health of lamar odom. >> plus, a closer look if fame and forture tune to blame -- and fortune. >> plus, stricter standards in the state when it comes to id cards and driver's licenses. >> sunshine from start to finish today. it looks beautiful. a chilly start this morning but rising through the 50s this afternoon. i'm tracking some changes, a couple of showers tomorrow and a chilly weekend. all the details coming up after the break. >> stay with us, you're watching wbz this morning. the best record. billions in pork, vetoed. eight budgets, balanced. and tax cuts every single year. right to rise usa

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bring the people to the park. that sounds funny. we need to get a check of your weather. may be a nice day to take a walk in the park. >> for sure. >> look at the sunrise. it's just before 7:00 a.m. this morning but the sunlight is just starting to come up over the horizon. it's going to be a beautiful day today. i want to introduce you to the 4th graders at the eston elementary school in rockland. can you tell they had a lot of energy? we had so much fun. we talked super cells and tornado safety and all that good stuff. i think there's some future meteorologists in the crowd there. thank you for having me down there. weather wise today we talked about what the weather means for us too. it helps you dress. a light jacket necessary this morning or long sleeves. it's a chilly start. we will be rising through the 40s here for the bus stop forecast. then 60 by the end of school. mostly sunny skies.

a long sleeve, a short sleeve may be acceptable here. we're in the 30s for many spots this morning. you definitely need a layer this morning. 39 worcester, 38 in boston. a lot of upper 30s on the map. 37 in bedford, low to middle 30s from norwood to taunton, 41 marshfield, 40 plymouth and lower 50s on cape cod, that's the mild spot. for most communities it's 10 to 20 degrees colder than it was at this time yesterday. the sun is shining. it's going to be a beautiful day today. finish. there's a couple of canada. we're getting to that time of the year. it's just a sign of the cooler shots of air coming out of eastern canada. we will be in some of those as so increase. i'll stop things here comes the front. a couple of passing showers.

not a big deal tomorrow. an isolated shower in the afternoon but the sun will break out tomorrow. high temperatures will still manage to come into the low to mid 60s. by saturday another piece of snow in northern new england with the elevations in the mountains especially. you may see an inch or two in the higher summits. for us it's clouds in the the afternoon. it will not be saturday. scattered showers that will come through pretty briefly and then by sunday we'll be mostly dry. that chilly air comes in place. highs won't get out of the upper 40s by the time we get to sunday. today the low pretty much the year. 50 degrees over night tonight, 40s in the suburbs. passing shower tomorrow, again on saturday, only in the mid 50s a freeze possible if we can get that wind to let up a bit sunday night. temperatures back into the 30s. rebounding into the

traffic and weather together. roby, over to you. >> have you got your winter stuff out and did the transfer? >> did the transfer to fall. >> it's depress ing . >> you lover it though. >> secretly a little bit yes but after last winter i don't know. we've had a couple of accidents south of the city and now we have one west of boston. route 2 eastbound at the prison street. checking the north map right now, 93 southbound bumper to bumper to park street. between 495 and 129. checking the south with a live look over the expressway. it's jammed from adams to naponsit circle. we're still crawling between the crash. >> thank you very much.

mar odom remains on life support this morning. the athlete and reality tv star is in a las vegas hospital. he was found unconscious at a nevada brothel. there's reports he may have taken cocaine and an herbal form of viagra. jesse jackson said he shows some signs of responsiveness and was doing better than the previous day. odom dealt with his troubled limelight. >> jon keller takes a closer look if fame and fortune are more of a curse than a blessing. >> in the future everyone will be world famous for 15 minutes as definitely come true. it can happen in so many ways. one bad twitter gap and the media will be waiting for your plane when you land, go ahead and make a you tube video, there's a chance it will go viral and maybe even

reality tv show casting director right? if that's really what you think consider the sad story of lamar odom. >> currently lamar odom is fighting for his life in a las vegas hospital after a suspected overdose of drugs, alcohol or both. the former nba star made millions, one two titles and became a reality tv star when he married a kardashian. he was man with problems dating back to a troubled childhood. guess what, fame and fortune are no substitute for real love, stable relationships and other things that fuel the happiness and grounding that celebrity, money and party time can never provide. >> in his last known interview with tmz odom blamed the media for his downfall. quote, y'all have discredited me, beat me

down, took my confidence and took everything away from me, end quote. next time you find yourself envying someone else's money or celebrity think about lamar odom. >> talk back to me right not my at keller@cbsboston.com. before you pack your lunch an important food recall. >> plus, new help for busy parents that want to send their lunch. >> your job could have a negative impact on your body. why it's worse for women. 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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the first study to compare the two it finds the two tests prepare the same. if you don't have time to pack your kids lunch but don't like the options available at school now you can have it catered. a company called smart lunches allows parents to select healthy meals that will be delivered by 11:30. they cost between $6 and $7 and promise to take things like food sensitives and preferences into account. governor charlie baker is making sure massachusetts is doing its part to meet federal requirements for driver's licenses. now among those standards states have to verify citizenship and update security procedures. right now in massachusetts you have to be a state resident but not a citizen to receive a license. kids may find hospital visits a little less frightening with the help of a robot. meet justin, a human robot that's

making kids smile here in new england. he dancing, look at him go, he roads poetry and can talk about famous landmarks with children undergoing treatment. doctors say he helps reduce a child's stress by 50%. it costs between $12,000 and $15,000. >> cool thing there. you job may be putting your life at risk and we're not just talking about lumber jacks. people with high stress jobs are 22% more likely to have a stroke. interestingly enough women for more susceptible to a stroke than men. a big spinach recall. dole spinach sold in 15 states

connecticut may be contaminated in salmonella. it had an enjoy by date of october 15th and had a upc code ending in 976. more details on cbsboston.com. a lot of people are wearing purple today including us. it's for spirit day, a global anti-bullying cal ing cal -- campaign. >> it started in 2010. organizers are urging people to download the go purple for spirit day app. coming up, a marijuana operation uncovered. >> and police in new hampshire are trying to find the opener with a different approach on facebook. >> no tipping at restaurants? the big change from the owner of app restaurant group. it's our daily talker. >> as we head to break here's four things you might want to

the trauma training that could save lives. >> a local teacher heading to court on his 22nd birthday accused of sending nude pictures to a student. >> a teenager accused of murdering his math teacher tried to stall his trial. while prosecutors are calling him a faker. from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. good thursday morning. it's 6:30. i'm chis mckinnon. >> i'm kathryn hauser . great to have you with us as always. we'll get a check of your weather. it sounds like today is the last day to enjoy the sunshine and also the warmer temperatures? >> don't say last though. i saw that 7 day.

>> we're waiting on the chill to arrive. it's chillily this morning. the sun is going to be out in full force today. that's the thing. a nearly cloudless sky. sunrise coming up at 6:57. we're not there just yet but the sun is at least showing some color over the horizon right now. beautiful start, chilly start. it's 48 in boston but look at norwood sitting at 35. there's a lot of 30s on the map here. 38 orange, 39 worcester. right at the freeze ing -- freezing mark springfield to keen. lower 50s is mild on the outer cape. skies are clear though and we are in for sunshine from start to finish today. the lower 40s here as we rise through your morning drive. grab the shades. solar glare may be the only thing to contend with her. mostly sunny through your midday lunch hour and seasonal too. we manage to

quiet, cool, sunset at 6:03 and temperatures in the upper 50s. we have some changes coming up. let's get you on the roads. traffic and weather together. >> we have a pair of accidents on route 2 in concord right now, both on the eastbound side. one at the prison rotary and the other at sudbury road. it will become a problem spot this morning. traffic backs up into acton right now. 128 south crawls from logan express to the split. 95 stop and go from norwood to 128. a southbridge teacher fired accused of sending obscene pictures to one of his students. >> he will spend birthday in court. nicole jacobs is live outside that courthouse in dudley. good morning, my coal. -- good morning, my -- good morning, nicole.

ed -- we learned it was a school resource officer who heard rumors of this particular situation and he took that information immediately to the police department. i want to get you right to some video of joseph zuniga last night leaving the police department. he turned himself in once he heard of this situation and the concerns with the police. he's accused of sending naked photos of himself to a 17-year-old student. police say the two met each other at church a few years back, became facebook friends and zuniga sent 10 photos of himself to the student through facebook messager. the police say his face is seen in some of those photos. >> he didn't think there was anything wrong with it because he was friendly with the student and the student was 17. >> reporter: as for the school, a letter was issued to parents. of course still many of them very concerned about this issue

but, again, zuniga is expected nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. >> thank you very much. it's about 6:34 right a competency hearing will continue this morning for the teenager accused of killing his math teacher. now prosecutors are suggesting that phillip chism is faking mental issues to stall his murder trial. he's accused of killing colleen ritser in 2013. a psychologist voices. chism refused to enter the courtroom. elementary school nurses battlefields. bree is back to show us how it could save lives. >> reporter: it's terrifying but empowering for school nurses from the training they're at mass general. the surgeon and soldier is taking his lessons from iraq and afghanistan and bringing them to

school. >> it's a disturbing thought for these school nurses that turnicat on elementary school kids. >> i can learn how to use this but how do i start to think in the face of this. how do i not fall apart, freak out. >> in a conference room they learned trauma skills they don't want to use on the job. >> we're the only medical people in the building and people are looking to us to do something. >> they're learning from dr. david king, the man who ran the boston marathon in 2013 and then went straight to the operating room to help after the bombings. >> i'm in the business of trying to save people's lives. i can't be there at every one of these shootings naturally but teachers are and school nurses are. >> for the first time in the state these school nurses are learning battlefield techniques just in case.

it would be a skill set that we would have to impart to teachers. >> reporter: in light of the most recent school shootings the white house held a conference calling for the need for nationwide preparedness for hemorrhage control in the event of a mass trauma event. bleeding is the number one preventable death caused by trauma. 6:36 right now. secretary of state john kerry is planning a trip to the middle east to try to calm a new wave of violence between israelis and palestinians. police shot and killed a man they say pulled out a knife outside jerusalem's old city. in the last two weeks 8 israelis and 31 palestinians have been killed in attacks or by police response. the state department said kerry is hoping to meet with leaders from both sides. republican presidential candidate donald trump taking aim at bernie sanders. at a rally in virginia trump called sanders a maniac who is pushing

clinton further to the left. trump said trump is more like a communist because he wants to tax the wealthy. big ratings for the first democratic debate to tell you about. more than 15 million people watched on cnn. it's the biggest tv audience ever for a democratic debate. in comparison last month's gop debate also on cnn had more than 23 million viewers. the next move in a church battle expected this morning. partitioners will react to the state supreme court's latest decision that their trespassing. susie steimle is live with the latest. susie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning , kathryn. for 11 years, 24 hours a day issue 7 days a weak -- 24 hours a day, 7 days a week someone has been on the property fighting to keep this church open to pray. today they will continue that fight and fight back against an appeal's court

the property. they closed this church back in 2004. it was a decision by the catholic archdiocese as sexual assault allegations began to surface within the church. partitioners have been fighting to keep it open. in march the archdiocese moved forward trying to get property. yesterday the appeals supreme court said they are now today we expect them to speak as to their right to be on this property and their fight to keep it open. they will be holding a press conference at 11:00. their lawyers have said in the past if necessary they're willing to take this further and go all the way to the supreme court if they have to. susie steimle. a local police department is

a couple of marijuana growers. officers posted this picture with dug up marijuana plants. there's a note that says if that person would like to talk to summer's horticulture department give them a call. now for our daily talker, tipping is a staple of eating out. >> one restaurant wants to make it a thing of the past. roby is here to explain. >> reporter: how about 0% for a tip? the growing number of restaurants are considering doing away with gratuity but there's a catch. the movement to go tip free was started by daniel meier that runs 13 restaurants in new york. he said the tipping system isn't fair to all restaurant workers like cooks who can make far less than servers. this coincides with the minimum wage going up to $7.50 an hour. this means restaurants will need to jack up the food prices to pay for those waiters and waitresses. one new

york chef predicts 20% hike across the menu. now, a spokesperson for the national restaurant association said the lack of tips is going to discourage millions of employees from waiting on tables. we might see fewer waiters and waitresses. what do you think about this whole tipping thing? fred on our website writes, i've never looked the theory that i have to tip for better service. it's the job to deliver great service to every patron every day. a poster said this is, quote, a good idea since it would eliminate the cheap tippers who probably never worked as a server in a restaurant like fred. well, they didn't say that. i made that part up. you can comment on twit ter, facebook or our website. >> thank you very much. ahead this morning, a family charge in a case of animal abuse. >> the three people in trouble with the law over what police

found inside the west port home. >> two popular fantasy websites are getting new interest this morning but not from who you think, the fbi. stay with us. >> you guys check ing in with weather watchers this morning, a lot of reports coming in. temperatures are running in the 30s in a lot of spots. it's a chilly start to the day. in fact, it's 31 degrees right now said james in berry. he said clear skies, a little bit of frost. there's colder air on the way. we'll talk all about it.

it may not look like much but what you're seeing is the making of a guinness world record he can stand on an exercise ball longer than anyone in the world. >> he did this for 5 hours, 29 minutes and 36.98 seconds. he's already raised $1,500 for harvard's organization and he hopes the record title will help him raise $2,000 more. we need to figure out a record to do. >> we can do it, right. >> like maybe stand ing on a swivel chair. >> okay. we got to come up with a plan. >> why not? >> i like that. or we'll take suggestions. >> tweet them at us. >> what if you have to go to the bathroom. >> i was thinking that too. >> general things to think about. i can't even balance

on them and balance. >> it takes coordination and core strength. it's a chilly start . a lot of spots in the 40s, even some 30s on the map. lake view high school at 37, charlton school at 39. middle to upper 30s makes me think of that revere temperature. it's 38 in boston, lower 50s from providence town back to nantucket this morning. once the sun comes up officially 12 minutes from now it will be with us from start to finish. snow showers in eastern canada. we don't have to worry about those just yet. with -- we have a front approaching tomorrow that will bring the chance of a

couple of showers though tomorrow. a passing shower or two for the morning commute tomorrow, the sun breaks out. most of the day after the morning showers we will be dry for our friday. a high temperature into the 60s. by saturday another disturbance coming in. a lot of energy with this one. rain and snow for us here in northern new england. northern green mountains, northeast kingdom of vermont, new hampshire, the white mountains may pick up a couple of inches at the summit on saturday. for us it's scattered rain showers on saturday. it's not a wash out on saturday but it's the leading edge of the chilly air that comes in. highs will struggle to get out of the upper 40s on sunday. today the lower 60s is pretty much on the mark for where we should be this time of the year. 50 over night tonight, 40s in the suburbs with increasing clouds. a couple of showers possible during the pre-dawn north and west of boston. highs tomorrow do manage to come up a degree or two above today. we reached these highs early as then we

fall into the upper 50s during the second half of the day. we stay in the 50s on saturday where a brief shower, mostly dry on sunday but windy, blustery and cold sunday night into monday. widespread 30s. we're talking about a frost and a freeze potential here. a warming trend, 60 on tuesday and 68 by wednesday. traffic and weather together. >> it's been a morning full of accidents. we have two ones the latest crash down in avon, 24 northbound at harrison boulevard. the shoulder is blocked there. it was already jammed 128 back to avon and it's going to get worse now. also to the south 95 crawling to 128. the expressway a mess from the split to 128. the left lane is blocked at andover. >> thank you very much. it's 6:47 right now . checking our top stories, more trouble for a boston-based fantasy sport site draft king. >> the fbi and justice

department want to know if the site accepted money from states where the online betting games are illegal. the wall street journal reports agents from the boston office are talking to prominent players about their experiences on the site. draft kings and another fantasy site, its rival fan dual are already under the microscope. this morning governor baker will unveil a new bill aimed at addressing the state's growing opiate crisis. the governor appointed a task force to come up with a strategy. the state senate passed a bill that's calling for a screening of students and considers doctors use an alternative. a former hockey coach is due back in court today. prosecutors say 61-year-old robert richardson began sexual assaulting a boy in 1991 when he was just 13. the victim brought the matter to police last year and richardson was indicted last month. in 2005 he was acquitted

on similar charges involved another boy whom he met while running a camp at boston university. three family members are facing charges of animal cruelty in west port. police found two dead dogs and a dead lizard in a filthy host infested with fleas. the home belonged to nicole botolo and steven botolo. both are facing six counts of cruelty. a 17-year-old relative has been summoned to court. just ahead, a late night for the bruins out west. >> facing off against the avalanche, could they finally sore their first win? >> the weird play that had blue

welcome back. it's 6:52. a late night for bruin s fans. they took on colorado last night. a nice game won for the newest bruin, jimmy hayes. that's his first goal as a b. he added three assists as well including this one to ryan spooner for the goal. bruins got their first win on the season in colorado 6-2. some bad news for the pats. a key member of the offense is out for the season. left tackle nate soldier placed on injury reserved and is done for the year after reportedly tearing his right bicep during sunday's win in dallas.

the pats take on the colts sunday night in a rematch of the afc championship game. it's going to be a big one. wbz has you covered starting with patriots game day at 11:30 and 5th quarter following the game. wbz is always your home for thursday night football. the falcons will head to new orleans to face the saints. a wild game in the alds. the texas catcher throws the ball back to the pitcher but it hits the bat of the toronto hitter. that's the go ahead score. batista launches a big three-run homerun. the blue jays advance. they will face the royals. the royals finished off the astros last night. they won 7-2. game one of the american league championship series is tomorrow night in kansas city. it's 6:53.

it's time for a closer look at what's coming up at 7:00 on cbs this morning . >> let's check in with nora o'donnell. >> reporter: president obama afghanistan. why he wants to keep more troops there. tom tanks and steven spillberg talk about being neighbors before working together. ready to hit the slopes? the ski reports that could be open for business by next week coming up. that's amazing. it's amazing. this is amazing. that's amazing! real people are discovering surprising things at chevy.

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no skiers in new england could soon be hitting the slope. >> they are testing their snow making equipment. they said if it cooperates it will open on monday. that will be the earliest opening in 20 years. >> you would saying this was a tweet that went out yesterday. >> yeah. it like blew up ful. all -- blew up. it's going to be in the 20s in northern new england. they may see a couple of natural snow flakes too on sunday night. we're like no, no, no. >> roll out that 7 day to see

we can the good. the sun is out today. gorgeous this afternoon, the low 60s. a little passing shower tomorrow morning. another one on saturday, the mid 50s. there's the cool air. upper 40s on sunday. i think the wind is the big thing. it will be breezy. a blustery feel. we will watch the plant s sunday night into monday morning with a freeze. we get our warming trend. it will be 60 on monday but nearing 70 by wednesday. >> a rebound. >> look at that . cbs this morning is next here on wbz. we'll see you back