breaking news. right now at 6:00, a new york city police officer shot and killed on the job. how he's being remembered this morning. >> a doctor in trouble with the law. the professor now accused of taking inappropriate pictures of a medical student. >> and a teacher accused of using profanity in front of students gets his job back. captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 comments@captioncolorado.com good morning to you. it is wednesday, october 21st. it's great to have you. i'm kathryn hauser. >> i'm chris mckinnon. not too bad heading out the door. >> temperatures are very mild compared to this time yesterday. 60 degrees in boston. norwood starting off at 53 degrees. a couple of 40s once you get

we have rain showing up on doppler radar, too. this is right along the south coast and even the south shore getting a few sprinkles as well as on the cape. local looks to the south and you can see, it's some steady showers pushing to the east at this time. an additional rain will develop from this afternoon to the early part of the evening lifting to the north and warmer air behind it. for today, keep the umbrella handy, but just in case. 58 degrees for the drive home. in just a few minutes, i'll have more details on the wormth for tomorrow. maybe 70 degree temperatures. then back to the 50s and cooler, crisper air on the way. robi? >> we've had at least four accidents this morning, all of them south of boston and many of them rollovers. let's take a live look over the expressway. one of the crashes is on the northbound side at quincy and adams street.

between adams street and savin hill. and the two right lanes at route 127 is backed up. then we had the earlier crash also a rollover in bridgewater 24 southbound at 106. the two right lanes are blocked with a backup to route 123. chris, kathryn? a new york city police officer is killed in the line of duty, shot in the head while pursuing a suspect. the suspect was taken to the hospital. >> bree is here with details >> reporter: good morning. 33-year-old randolph holder is the fourth police officer killed in new york within the last year. it started over a bike stolen at gunpoint near a pedestrian footbridge in manhattan's east harlem neighborhood. officer holder patrols the city's public housing development. holder confronted the suspect were fired. in the head.

served as police officers in their native guyana. his fellow officers in new york are asking the public for support. >> we ask you tonight when you all go home and the people out in our neighborhoods, before you lay your head down, please say a prayer. say a prayer that that family can get through this terrible emptiness they'll always have. >> other officers did catch up to a suspect several blocks away. that man is at the hospital being treated for a gunshot wound to the leg. we'll keep you updated if they release any information about who that man is. now to a developing story. police in westford looking for a missing woman from maine. sarah meade was reported missing from brunswick, maine and traveling with her 5-year- old son. officers say they don't think she has ties to westford but

a doctor now facing charges accused of taking a photo of a woman inside of a bathroom. it happened at umass medical school where the doctor is an associate professor. nicole, what is the student saying happened? >> reporter: well, we learned it happened on september 1st in an on-campus bathroom stall. we're told the woman caught the doctor in the act and confronted him. in the school video, dr. marcus cooper appears to be in his element. >> if you go from the nucleus. >> reporter: he is a worcester cardiologist and works as an assistant professor at umass medical school. he is accused of an odd crime, using his cell phone to take a photo of a 26-year-old female medical student. >> that's awful. >> reporter: the woman on the other side of the lens says she was in a bathroom stall. she tells police she caught the doctor in the act and he ran off.

according to the medical school, dr. cooper is now on paid leave. >> i think he should lose his job. he shouldn't be doing what he's doing. >> reporter: police seized his cell phone as the investigation continues. dr. cooper is expected back in court next month. we're live in worcester, nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. >> thank you very much. a beloved brookline teacher is getting his job back. larry chen was fired for swearing in front of a couple of students. the interim superintendent said mr. chen will return to work november 2nd. chen released a statement saying that he's excited to get back to work with his awesome students. a swastika was found in a boy's bathroom at curtis middle school.

hateful symbol was meant for any specific students. maura healey will not crack down on any online gaming sites like draftkings and fan duel. she will continue to look at fair play and disclosure of risk. hillary clinton has reclaimed her lead over bernie sanders. the wbur poll finds clinton leading sanders 38-34% with vice president joe biden at just 9%. that's if he decides to run. the poll was conducted and shows a marked improvement from clinton for last month's numbers. wisconsin congressman paul ryan says he will run for house speaker to replace outgoing speaker john boehner, but it's got to be on his terms. he says he will only run if he has endorsements from all of the republican groups including the freedom caucus, which drove

speaker boehner to resign and scared kevin mccarthy out of the race to replace him. ryan says there's one thing he's not willing to do. >> i cannot and will not give up my family time. i may not be on the road as often as previous speakers, but i pledge to try to make up for it with more time communicating our vision, our message. >> the 45-year-old gaves had colleagues until friday to express support. a father accused of beating and starving his 7-year- old son will be in court this morning. randall lintz is expected in court. massachusetts is considering a new idea to protect animals. the animal abuser industry would give breeders access to names of people with

cruelty. it would not be available to the public but would give those in the industry a what i to make sure pets go to a responsible home. a campus on alert as police search for the man who sexually assaulted a student at bridgewater university. susie steimle is live with the latest on the investigation. susie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kathryn. this is the second sexual assault reported on bridgewater state university's campus in as many months. we know last month a young woman reported being attacked inside of her dorm room. this week was different. a freshman student connected with a man she's never met before on a social media app called the kick. she agreed to meet that man on campus and that's where she said she was attacked. she was able to give police a description saying this was a white man looking older than

people are asking the public to look at the composite sketch and report to them if that looks like someone familiar to you. students are shaken up but also say it's making them rethink their social media activity. >> people need to be more aware that you don't know exactly who you are talking to on the other end of some of these sites. >> there's a lot of apps where people are doing that. it's not a bad thing. >> i think she shouldn't have met him alone if she's never met him in person. >> reporter: what may have been a fortunate coincidence, the university already planned self- defense classes for female students starting tonight, a five-day class, three hours for each session that starts tonight on campus and does focus on rape self-defense. susie steimle, wbz news this morning.

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the potential for rain sticks around out there, too. lower 60s. another warm-up on the way for tomorrow. we'll have the numbers coming up in the forecast. here's a live look at boston. stay with us.

. >> check this out. talk about a baring rescue during rough seas. this is video from the coast guard. >> a french sailor sent a distress signal off the coast of alaska yesterday when his 30 foot boat lost its rutter and rigging. a nearby oil vessel responded. you can see the man bobbing around on the bow of the boat. he puts his cat inside of the jacket and jon jumps. they were both pulled to safety onto the waiting rescue. >> kind of craze why i. >> kind of scary to watch. >> glad that they are safe this morning. >> yes. we need to see how the weather is shaping up on this wednesday morning. nice, clear view, right? >> look going with all of the lights but it's interesting because it's darker later in the morning. we have to wait for the fall back, right?

that's just right around the corner. a week and a half away, thank you. foliage tracker, we're keeping track of this, show. it's still fall. mild temperatures make leaf peeping pretty nice near peak or at peak. i can tell you i was in north conway the last couple of days, and it's brilliant foliage. if you happen to be traveling there maybe this weekend, saturday 47 degrees, the drier of the two days. sunday 49 with a chance for a couple of showers. speaking of showers, we have a few showers showing up in the southeastern parts of massachusetts. live doppler will zoom into southeastern mass. lakeville, acushnet, et cetera. all of these showers pushing to the east towards the cape actually and zooming into one location in particular giving you local looks. wareham all around the area.

some wet roads as you head out the door. the showers continue to push eastward with more rain developing thanks to a weak front that's a warm front. hour by hour, more showers develop. by 5:30 this evening, most of the shower activity will be to the north, nothing too, too heavy. overnight tonight, we get very warm for thursday as the active system is to the north of us, but then a cold front pushes through gaving us another round of rain. evening. cooler and drier air returns for late thursday into your day on friday and for the rest of the weekend. temperatures 50, 60 and 40. 55 taunton and waking up to 50, 7 degrees in chatham. west. 24-hour change comparing things to yesterday at this time. hour by hour forecast, we keep

overskies in throughout the entire day 3:00 p.m. 55 degrees in boston with the afternoon high of 56. mid-60s to the south. overnature tonight staying that low. seven-day forecast, 70s on the way tomorrow with breezy conditions, light rain showers, but not a complete washout friday into saturday. sunday 59, chances for rain. pamela, we've had so many accidents south of boston. we haven't checked the rides to the north for a while. let's fake a live look over 93 in somerville. a couple of heavy pockets now road. also to the north, route 3 southbound bumper to bumper in the lowell stretch between 495 and concord road. that earlier crash on the expressway northbound in quincy now has the expressway backed up from columbia road to the braintree split.

route 3 northbound looks very heavy. it's just about 6:18 right now. a man and his wife are safe on 495 north. they say that their love of nascar saved their lives. peter carroll and his wife were towing their camper when a tractor-trailer in front of them lost a tire. the tire came flying straight for them. they take the camper to nascar races all over the country and yesterday, he says that paid off. >> i watch what happens when the dies have a tire that fly at them and things are coming towards them. they never panic. they never turn the wrong way. they kind of keep the steady path through it and city what happens. >> the loose tire slammed into the camper, knocking it over, dragging the suv to a stop, but carroll and his wife were okay. a driver threatened

brian of detroiten faced a -- of dighton faced a judge yesterday. the victim told police the suspect brian art forced him to a stop, got out of his car and began swinging the hatchet. flabbergasted. you think this doesn't happen to me. i didn't know what to do. 911. >> the suspect brian art is facing assault charges. police haven't found the hatchet. ap in inp man is facing a laundry list of charges accused charges. police say he met with the undercover atp agent at the holiday inn in tewksbury and is other charges.

your train's delayed, your iphone can help. the transit app rolled out yesterday. you can see train and bus routes as well as ferry information. it also lets users see how long a train is delayed. just ahead, is the pope battling cancer? >> a new report out this morning and how the vatican is responding. >> plus, companies tracking your every move?

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it is 6:23 right now. both democrats and republicans have a female candidate running for president in 2016. >> this morning, jon keller looks at if society is ready for a woman to lead the country. >> reporter: good morning. there's an interesting article in today's globe by barbara lee, an expert about where we've never had a female president. some of her conclusions make a

lot of sense and some don't. lee writes that women enjoy a so-called virtue advantage, that voters see them almost automatically as more honest but if an ethicallish shue crops --eth achal issue crops up, they are quick to knock them off. likable seems to matter more for a female candidate than a man. i understand their complaint that women are running to be ceo of the country yet we're still asking about their clothes, hair, voices, and now faces. that's a quote. things are changing. notice how carly fiorina rose in the polls after she scorched donald trump for his crude remarks about her appearance. we may still have our share of sexists and racists, but don't forget that our president's skin color didn't stop him from being elected twice. when lee points to martha

where she called curt schilling an example of an overblown misstep, she ignores the fact that it's disconnected from local culture. no question about it, the deck is still too often stacked against women in politics, especially here in supposedly progressive massachusetts. but we're getting there. anyone who claims a woman can't win the presidency next year doesn't know what they're talking about. share your opinion on this at keller@wbz-tv.com or via twitter@keller at large. webb says he'll explore the possibility of running for president as an independent. he says many of the issues that he cares about are not in line with the democratic party. an m.i.t.

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right now at 6:30, a massachusetts doctor and medical schoolteacher facing charges. what he's accused of doing inside of a school bathroom. >> they may be armed and police say they are -- police say they are dangerous. a multistate robbery of several banks by this massachusetts couple. >> and coming up, our "daily talker." good morning. it is 6:30 right now. i'm chris mckinnon. >> i'm kathryn houser. great to have you with us on this wednesday and it feels mild out. i had a coat on and i didn't need it. >> nope, for today, we stay mild. not much of a change compared to where we will end up this after moon.

live look over boston, an oversky, a dark picture here of just before sunrise. 60 degrees, though. that should put you in a better mood. 60 in boston. 53 degrees norwood. 40s from orange to fitch. lawrence waking up to 57 in p- town. live look at doppler radar. we're dealing with a few showers, a couple of sprinkles, but the steady rain is in the southern and eastern part of massachusetts here. the showers are pushing to the east. other than that, we won't keep any heavy rain in the forecast. really, it's going to be hit or miss throughout the afternoon as a weak front pushes our way hour by hour through noon and later this evening. slowly, the rain chances will lift and by tomorrow, you'll notice the big warm-up. when we'll see 70s but more rain on the way. i'll have the hour by hour timing and get cooler in the seven-day. roller coaster temperatures continue in just a bit. robi? biggest trouble spot this

morning as we're south of the city and had several accidents aof an earlier crash in braintree. 128 southbound now backed up from the braintree split to route 24. the expressway crawls from the split to columbia road. route 3 northbound a struggle. checking north with a live look over the tobin bridge. the tobin southbound is jam packed from where the tolls used to be from the leverett connector. route 3 southbound, a mess between 495 and concord road. disturbing charges against a worcester doctor. he's accused of taking a photo of a woman inside of a bathroom stall. >> this happened at umass medical school where the doctor is an assistant professor. >> nicole jacobs has the latest. good morning, nicole. >> reporter: good morning to you, kathryn. wbz did attempt to speak with dr. marcus cooper yesterday ated his home. the woman who answered the door

threatened to call police. dr. cooper is a 46-year-old cardiologist and assistant professor. he is accused of taking a photo of a 26-year-old female medical student while she was in an on campus bathroom stall. that woman told police she caught the doctor in the act, confronted him and he ran off. police have seized that the evidence. school. december. we're live in worcester, nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. it's 6:33 right now. the vatican is denying reports that pope francis has a brain tumor. an italian newspaper says the pontiff received medical treatment at a clinic for a small, curable tumor. the vatican calls it "unfounded and seriously irresponsible. the paper's editor is standing by the story.

bashar assad traveled to putin. the two leaders discussed the military operations against frostists in syria. it's the first trip abroad since civil war broke out in his country in 2011. meanwhile, the u.s. and russian militaries are both fighting isis in syria and now an agreement on how to prevent friendly fire situations in the sky. it lays out safety protocols, radio communications and declines on how to discuss issues. the agreement does not include zones of cooperation or sharing of target information. after a series of setbacks in court, bill cosby is getting a new lawyer. cosby is replacing martin singer. he has been defending him in a lawsuit that claims cosby forced a woman to perform a sex act on him when she was just 15 years old. one entertainment web site claimed the attorney had been

losing knee mail clients -- female clients because of his association with cosby. susie steimle is live on campus with more on this investigation. susie? >> reporter: well, chris, unfortunately this is far from the first time we've heard of sexual assaults happening on this campus. there were multiple reported last year and how a little more than a month into the school year and hearing of a second one. this one is different because it has too do with social media. a freshman student says she was using the app called kick to connect with a stranger, a man that she's never met before and agreed to meet him in a parking garage. that's where she says she was attacked. kick, if you never heard of it, says it is a messaging act that does pride itself on privacy. this young woman did give a description to police.

composite sketch you are seeing on your screen. it's a man 5' 10'' looking older than college age so they are asking you to look at the sketch. students say this is making them rethink their safety, walking alone at night. >> i think most people are scared, like, how i am. >> i don't understand why it's happening so much. it's been two months of school and there have been four incidents. >> i never did it to begin with. my mom always taught me don't talk to strangers. i know you can't trust anyone online. >> reporter: in what may have been a fortunate coincidence, the campus may have already female students. those start tonight at 6:30. susie steimle, wbz this morning.

done on the remains of bella bond. bella's mother rachelle bond and rachelle's boyfriend michael mccarthy have pleaded not guilty in the case. prosecutors say mccarthy killed the little boy and bond helped her dispose of her body and cover up the crime. prosecutors also said they have new evidence in the case. a quincy couple wanted by police in three states. investigators say they are a modern day bonnie and clyde. joe and jenny carrier, you see here, are wanted in three bank holdups over the past three weeks. the first taking place in ludlow, the second in florida and maryland, the couple is traveling in a buick suv believed to be stolen from the dealership where jenny worked until she called in sick in august and never came back. our "daily talker." we're talking about the mbta asking commuters to weigh in on scheduled improvements to subway cars. >> hey, robi.

>> reporter: you could speculate that the color mbta riders see most often is red while waiting for the t to show up. the t wants riders to pick out the paint for new cars. most riders brushed that off. the t wants you to vote for the red line options with the big t and red on the trim. polka dot and little t or lots of red with the big t. you can choose them or blow it all off instead hoping that the snazzy new trains will actual lay i've and depart on time and won't get stuck in the snow. the whole idea is "in recognition of how important our customers are." most t commuters told us they don't care what the color is. just get the service right first. we asked what you thought about this.

"i think more of a solid color you is'll be able to find it stuck in the snow." good one there, joe. steve says "slap advertisement skins on the trolley cars. just get me to where i'm going on time." you can comment on our talker, web site, twitter, facebook. love to hear from you. chris, kathryn? the watertown high school field hockey team will try and make history tonight, but a familiar foe is standing in the team's way. hey, bree. >> good morning, chris. the field hockey team has not lost a game in 6 1/2 years. right now, watertown is tied with a new jersey high school for the most wins at the high school level. 51 games. tonight, the raiders want to break that record and win one of their own. the head coach says she's been there for 30 years. she and her team are focused on each present moment.

the players will tell you they do feel a certain sense of responsibility. >> every, single girl who's played in the program before, like, the past six years, we're representing them, too. it's everybody who played in this team before. >> that foe we mentioned is melrose high school. watertown plays them for a potentially record breaking game. chris, kathryn? chris, we won't say who you are rooting for. >> the raiders. >> chris is from melrose, if you didn't know. >> thank you, bree. the search for a missing mother and her 5-year-old. >> the case from maine that has police in massachusetts asking for your help. >> and a school protest getting results. a brookline teacher gets his job back. what he says about this newest development. pamela? >> time to take a look at some of the weather watcher reports. some decent temperatures out there, mild conditions in most

in 40s and 50s, worcester 50 degrees. 54 in hanover and some 40s there in new hampshire. you get the idea. warmer air on the way for tomorrow. some 70s and rain. we'll have the hour by hour

if you got an autograph in fenway park in august of 1997, scott smith is looking for you. he has almost every issue of sports illustrated autographed by members of whomever's on the cover. >> he's trying to find the kids in this issue to complete his collection. so scott smith wants to hear from you if you recognize yourself. >> there you go. avid collector. >> i don't think i've ever been on the cover of "sports illustrated." what year was that? >> 1990. >> how old are the kids some. >> looks like 7, 8. >> i could have been there with my dad, i don't know. i'll have to take a closer look. mild temperatures out there. >> beautiful temperatures with a few rain drops to dodge.

boston, but most of the action south of the mass pike and southeastern massachusetts here all around buzzards bay to the cape and even from our friends to taunton, dighton, bridgewater. brockton getting an isolated shower. as we zoom into local looks, the picture continues to change minute by minute. notice downtown taunton not getting any rain but the shower action is moving to the east now. in the southern half of massachusetts here south of worcester, more spotty showers. the heaviest rains go way back to our west here. the weak systems give us the mild temperatures for today and another round of rain for tomorrow. here's the hour by hour timing. overskies, a few sprinkles but nothing too heavy falling from the skies. the showers overnight tonight and into the early morning hours of thursday.

thursday, we have a cold front pushing through in the evening hours. not a complete washout. prior to the showers, warm temperatures but after the rain pushes through after 10:00 p.m. on thursday. then we get a little on the cool side, at least drier conditions to head into the weekend. 60 degrees for boston. 56 degrees in worcester. we're running warmer in all spots compared to this time yesterday, so it feels fantastic as you head out. hour by hour forecast, we're in the mid-50s for the rest of this afternoon. 55 degrees, 3:00 p.m. a few sprinkles, overskies. not a lot of sunshine. 60s in the southern half of the state with 50s farther to the north for most. overnight, mostly cloudy again. 52 degrees. we keep it mainly dry. because of the clouds, it's not going to be a great nature to

view the leonid meteor shower. weekend outlook, 54 on sunday. that day, we have a chance for a couple of spotty showers. not a complete rainout, though, which is big because the pats are here at home. here's the seven-day, 70 for tomorrow. saturday 54, and more 50s for the start to next week. traffic and weather together, robi. >> pamela, in a morning filled with accidents, we have another one. this crash is on 128. i guess we'll look at the map first but change it to sky eye in the second. wellesley 128 southbound at route 9, two cars are involved. you can see traffic trying to get around it, which is very dangerous. we're not hearing about any major backups there yet. chris, kathrynp we good inwith breaking news.

shot in the head in east harlem with a man suspected of stealing a bike. he is the fourth killed in new york city in the past year in the line of duty. 34-year-old sarah meade was reported missing from brunswick, maine and traveling with her 5-year-old son. officers don't think she has any ties to westford but her blue volume von was seen last night on power road. and taking photos of a female med student. the took after after she caught him taking the picture last month. the school placehood and is due back in court in december. and a teacher is getting his job back. larry chen was fired after swearing with a couple of students after school. students and parents fought to

mr. chen will be back in the classroom november 2nd. jumping gigawatts. >> why today's date has fans back to the future looking for the past. >> and cubs need a little help

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future" movies, today's your day. >> today's the day marty mcfly traveled to the future in "back to the future part 2." the film is being re-released in theaters, hits netflix, itunes and the futuristic drink pepsi perfect was featured and is on sale for $20.15. >> what's with the 15 cents? >> 2015. >> i get it, but it drives me crazy. >> "back to the future" predicted the cubs winning the world series but it's not looking like that in realititon the mets beat the cubs, 5-2. they are now up 3 games to 0 and can complete the sweep tonight in game 40. do you have your brook out, kathryn? the championship series can

the royals dominating toronto 14-2 in game four. they have the lead 3 games to one. they can later on advance to straight year. for those who watched it happen live and those who have seen it in countless replays, carlton fisk's game 6 how many run happened 40 years ago today. fisk hits the ball off cincinnati down the left field line and the famous shot of fisk and forced a game seven. four years ago, the crowd goes crazy. time for a closer look at what's coming up at 7:00 on "cbs this morning." >> let's check in with gayle king. good morning, gail. >> good morning to you. paul ryan is ready to be house speaker, but he's got conditions.

with his list of demands. and best-selling author john grisham is back to talk about his new novel. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00 on the dot. >> yes, we will, gayle. thank you. we've all been there running late for a plane. how one man reacted is stupid and how he's paying for it. mild temperatures all afternoon and another warm-up on the way for tomorrow. another look at your seven-day

"a" for effort, "f" for execution. >> a man tried to stop his plane from leaving the gate by it. >> he asked the ground crew if he could board the plane saying high school reunion. he apologized to his action but was sentenced to 100 hours of $11,000 fine. do you think he will go to his next high school reunion? get to that reunion. >> there was no stopping him there. a man on a mission and not in a good way. >> i don't even know if that

nothing good can come from that. get out and enjoy the milder temperatures. >> a couple of showers are in southern parts of new england. otherwise, overcast. 58 degrees for that high and 70 for thursday. some light rain once again, breezy conditions. plenty of dry opportunities to enjoy the warmth before we have fall-like weather again friday and saturday. "cbs this morning" is next on wbz. we'll see you back here for a local news update in 25 minutes.