your top stories, weather and traffic are straight ahead. >> the news at 5:00 starts now. breaking news right now at 5:00 a.m. a deadly shooting overnight in brighton. the latest on the investigation and the search for a suspect. >> also breaking, another shooting on a college campus. what sparked the violence that left one person dead and two others hurt? >> a wbz exclusive. a man charged with animal cruelty caught with dogs he wasn't supposed to have. >> jersey signed by boston sports legends stolen and why they meant so much to this store owner. captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 e-mail: comments@captioncolorado.com hey, good morning, everybody. i'm bree sison filling in from chris mckinnon. >> i'm kathryn hauser. happy friday. >> we made it, october 23rd. pamela guard is in for danielle with a check of the forecast.

it's not going to be a bad one. >> no, not too bad but shockingly cooler. yesterday, we had highs in the 70s and a south wind completely different. high temps will be close to what we're experiencing right now and a northwest breeze making it feel quite brisk all afternoon. 52 in boston. 45 degrees to start off your morning there in worcester and some mid-50s on the cape and islands. satellite and radar pictures showed most locations not seeing any measurable rainfall. we missed out on the rain chance and a few clouds farther to the north in new hampshire and vermont. otherwise clear. 50 degrees by the time you height the drive home, bright, breezy. that's the big deal. we have fall temperatures definitely taking over. we stay cool for a little bit and then for the weekend, a slight warm-up. also a chance for sunday rain. i'll have the hour by hour

>> the ramp is reopening as the friday morning begins. here is a live look at the expressway moderate to heavy. no reported backups to the rest of the major routes. checking the north map, 93 south is busy in the medford stretch but moving along. route 3 south and 495 are trouble free right now. kathryn and bree? >> thank you very much. we begin with breaking news. a murder investigation is now under way in brighton. >> what we know is that the victim is a man. nicole jacobs is live on the scene with what police are telling us. nicole? >> they don't have very many clues but are looking at surveillance video hoping to get more. you can see the scene is very much clear but did happen near this gazebo area. we want to get you live video when the scene was more active.

police converged onto this area and found a 30-year-old man dead of multiple gunshot wands. -- wounds. it has the potential of being a busy and congested area. >> we don't have much of a point at this -- we don't have much of a description. >> very little to go on right now. certainly they are urging anyone to come forward. police are asking anyone with information to help them out and give them a call. >> nicole, thank you very much. more breaking news, we're following another shooting on a college campus. one person killed, two others

injured at tennessee state university in nashville. investigators say that it appears to have started over a outdoor courtyard. the victim did not go to the school. students. they are expected to survive last week. three people were shot at an off-campus party across the street. all survived. also breaking this morning, at least 42 people dead at a bus crash in france. many more are seriously hurt. the bus collided with a truck in wine country. this is in the southwest part of france. officials say the death toll is high because the bus caught fire. the but bus was carrying mostly elderly tourists. the cause, again, is under investigation. and a developing story this morning. a worker at logan airport is under investigation for taking a selfie while standing on the wing of a plane last night. >> susie systemle is live for us at logan with the latest. good morning, susie. >> reporter: good morning, kathryn. this is a strange one. the question here at logan, how

far would you go for a selfie? well, a swiss port worker took it pretty far. climbed onto the wing of a 737 to take a picture of themselves while here at work, and now of service. a few things we want to drive home. first of all, this was a contracted worker who was allowed to be on the tarmac and did have access to the site. so it's not someone who wasn't supposed to be there. or trouble for passengers because the plane was done for the night and didn't have any scheduled flights. it's been taken out of service temporarily. maintenance is looking to see if somebody climbing on the wing damaged anything. there's also a investigation into whether he's facing it worth it? the picture hasn't been posted haven't been able to take a look at what may have been an epic selfie.

we're live at logan airport. susie steimle, wbz news this morning. >> thank you, though, susie. we appreciate it. a 15-year-old boy is facing charges for bringing a loaded gun to school. police say he had a handgun in his backpack yesterday. officers say when they tried to take him into custody, he ran and struggled with them, injuring one of the officers. police say they found one bullet in the chamber of the gun. the teen told police he forgot it was in his bag. right now, police are looking for the suspect who stabbed a 17-year-old at an orange line t station. the victim's injures are life- threatening. police believe the suspect may also be 17. the jackson square t stop was shut down while police investigated, but it is now back open. a man already accused of killing two dogs is keeping animals on his property. jason gentry of salem is awaiting trial on animal abuse charges. he is accused of running an illegal kennel.

dogs until they died then dumped their bodies at a revere gas station. as part of a court order, he is not allowed to have any animals on his property. one dog was found in his backyard, and there were more barking inside of his home. >> when i spoke to his girlfriend, she told me that she's caring for the dogs and that he had no contact. i'd have no way of proving that. >> salem's animal control officer says police had visited the home for barking complaints but never told them gentry could not have animals. he says he has to get clarification on the judge's orders but as of now, all of the dogs are still there. a jersey signed by some of boston's greatest athletes were stolen in saugus. late wednesday night, a thief came in the back door and ripped out one of the surveillance cameras. another caught him stealing all. framed sports memorabilia from the walls including jerseys

signed by tom brady, paul pierce and bruins legend johnnie bruceic. >> you never have seen these walls there before ever. so it is a sickening feeling knowing there's people out there that they don't care about others. >> it's clear the thief knew who was in the shop and how to get it. they believe the thief was a customer at one point. hillary clinton resumes her campaign for president today after testifying before congress for 11 hours yesterday. during a hearing on the attack at the consulate in benghazi, tempers flared and at times boiled over. >> what do you have to accomplish today? >> hillary clinton thursday on capitol hill turned into a test of endurance and patience. republicans accuse the former secretary of state of ignoring requests from the late ambassador christopher stevens for more security at the u.s. embassy in benghazi. >> did you ever personally speak to him after you swore him in, in may, yes or no, please?

>> we have diplomatic facilities in war zones. we have ambassadors that we send to places that have been bombed and attacked all the time. >> reporter: democrats continue to say the investigation into the 2012 attack is an attempt to ruin clinton's run for president. it's the families of the four killed in the attack, including winchester native glenn dougherty who might be the ultimate jury. they say the hearing itself have offered little context. >> as expected, a lot of the real answers that we're looking for were kind of brushed off or not answered in the detail that we would like. >> reporter: dougherty's family criticize the government's actions the night glenn died. his mother tells the globe she did not watch the hearing and that she sees the house committee investigating benghazi and politically motivated. the anonymous tipster who raised questions about one of the jurors in the aaron

hernandez trial will be questioned in court today. after hernandez was convicted of killing odin lloyd, the tipster said one of the jurors knew about another double murder in boston that hernandez is also facing questions in. prosecutors questioned the tipster saying she wrote sexually explicit letters to hernandez in jail. proceedings are closed to the public. the u.s. attorney's office has subpoenaed draftkings seeking information about whether a draftkings employee had inside information that may have helped him win $350,000 in dual. draftkings has not commented. great news for red sox manager john farrell. his cancer is in remission. john farrell was diagnosed with nonhodgkin's lymphoma in august and completed his chemo earlier this month.

president of operations said farrell would return as sox manager if he had a clean bill of health. dombrowski said the team is looking forward to having farrell back as their manager. meanwhile, farrell released a statement saying i am extremely thankful for the outpouring of support i have received. my family and friends, i look forward to getting back to work and bringing another championship back to boston. more red sox news now. nesn announced last night that jerry remy will be back in the broad booth to do at least 100 games. there was speculation that he could be leaving. >> i can't wait to see them bring more championships. that's great, manager farrell. >> that's good news. is it ill to come, new details on a deadly fire in chicopee and what investigators say caused this home to go up in flames. more changes coming to boston's seaport district and how it could change the city's landscape.

>> a cool start to the day with a brisk northwest breeze. light jacket necessary as you head to the bus stop this morning, and then you might need it later on today money high temps in the lower 50s. we'll at least have tons of sunshine. checking your next chance for rain coming up in the weekend

welcome back. dino is back with his owner. this cockatoo has been flying free since july and snacking on homes. even chewing on the home where robert kennedy was born. a rescue team and volunteers caught the cockatoo yesterday. >> that guy was not interested in going home, but summer was over and now he's like okay. all right. >> colder temperatures? okay. >> i'll pick the treats from the pet store instead of the house. pamela is in for danielle today. not a bad day for him to go home. >> no, and it's going to be cooler compared to yesterday. a little breezy, too. maybe the wind he didn't like yesterday. it's quite gusty at times. today the wind will be gusty, not as bad as yesterday but coming from the northwest helping to funnel in drier and cooler air in place here over new england. drought monitor, i want to keep you posted on this situation. drought monitor comes out every thursday morning.

rain here in boston from what few showers or sprinkles you might have experienced yesterday. here's the latest number. 7.5 inches of rain below normal since back to january 1st. 24-hour rainfall totals. we can see the bulk of the rain where some folks have a quarter of an inch of rain. outer cape and nantucket have the highest rain totals here. .1 inches of rain. that's it. we don't have any rain for today. no rain for tomorrow, but there's a slim chance for a couple of showers to are sunday. 52 degrees in boston. hour by hour forecast will continue to decrease in

10:00 a.m. 47 degrees. average high being 59. low 50s and highs elsewhere. low 50s upper 40s way below normal for this time of the year. all spots tonight getting clearing and cold. temps will be right around freezing here in boston, 38 degrees. weekend forecast looking dry saturday with coastal clouds. sunday, a chance for a brief shower and 60 degrees. this is the patriots game on sunday at gillette stadium against the evil jets. breaks of sun, early shower risk and 60 degrees. >> evil jets. sure. high pressure in control. we're nice and dry but then as you had ed out to tail -- as you head out to tailgate, it

showers are gone by 2:00 p.m. cold front. seven-day forecast, 52 for today, tons of sun. monday 52, 53 on tuesday. wednesday 58. starting to cloud up. then a brief warm-up for thursday getting close to 70 with a chance for rain. >> who's the evenle ones? i'll go through the list if you want. >> yankees. >> yankees no doubt. >> are we talking baseball? >> any sport you want. >> what a way to start a fry. >> why do we even say the name? >> no phone calls, please.

city, the problem on route 8 southbound. seeing bumper to bumper traffic between 145 and logan airport probably due to an evil late- clearing work crew. ladies? >> thank you very much, robi. cigarettes now being blamed for a deadly fire in chicopee. it sparked this blaze that killed an 87-year-old woman and 6-year-old son on sunday. three other adults escaped this home. big changes coming to boston's seaport district. the last remaining forcele of open air district. it's one of the priciest in boston. the offices and shops are planned for the site. ws development is hoping to break ground in two years or less. >> seaport at the hospital right now. celebrating the new englanders of the year.

among them, our own jack williams. >> jack was recognized as the founder of wednesday's child helping special needs kids find adoptive homes. our own lisa hughes introduced him at last night's ceremony. the nonprofit continue for wife founded. >> part of our way of saying thank to you new england there's enough there, many millions that we're able to do this for the foreseeable future so we won't forget the kids. [ applause ] >> other honorees included several others who are local. hear what one pats star says about going up against his old teammate darrelle revis. >> some baseball fans shelling out big bucks.

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welcome back. the patriots open up about facing off against a familiar face this weekend.

>> steve burton has more on the matchup with the jets. >> todd boles can the out all of the trash talking until yesterday. yes, sheldon richardson told the metro new york that this is going to be another win for the jets. meanwhile, time brady and the pats offensive deering up flanked by who else, darrelle revis. julian edleman is one of many. reavis made him a better player last year, he said. yesterday, the pats' wideout was asked if he might have made reeves better, too -- reavis better, too. >> i don't know. he's seen a lot of guys, a lot of star receivers that are studs. i don't know. i was just a measly little guy. >> julian? >> yeah. >> no he's not just some guy. that julian is a great player, comes in every day ready to work. >> oh, yes, he does. we'll have the sights and sounds of last sunday's big win

over the colts. >> oh, yeah! >> one, two, three, team. >> let's go, fellas! >> somebody's family's going to smile tonight. >> get your mind right. >> that was muddy! >> oh, great stuff. we'll have it all for you on sunday. followed by the fifth quarter post game show. seahawks and 49ers. this one was all seattle. the 43-yard touchdown pass. marcel lynch also ran for a score. the seahawks win it 20-3. niners fall to 2-5. next week

pats host the dolphins. we'll have it for you right here on wbz. now. have a good one. dies, over to you. fans are willing to shell out big bucks to catch a home game. that would make mets tickets the most expensive in world series history. >> as well as the yankees aren't in it, i'm pulling for them. >> not as much as about the sox. >> chez stadium is where i went and that no longer existsp. >> you're so old. [ laughter ] >> just kidding. a contractor at logan airport under investigation this morning.

on the wing of an airplane. >> plus, paul ryan making it official and declaring his candidacy for speaker of the house when lawmakers could vote on it. pamela? >> sunshine and cool temps today. if we have a warm-up coming up and if we have any rain in the

welcome back. the investigation and a search for a suspect. >> a worker at logan airport caught taking a selfie on the wing of a plane. why the plane is now temporarily out of service. >> new details on the latest problem for the big dig and what may have caused hardware to crack. good morning. it is 5:30. welcome back. i'm kathryn hauser. >> i'm bree sison filling in for chris mckinnon. pamela gardner here for danielle on this friday before the jets game. >> oh, the evil jets.

>> let's get riled up for the big game. >> that is a gorgeous one. a beautiful shot. temperatures have fallen into the 50s and 40s. actually, we're not going to warm up too much compared to where we are right now. once you get to fitch, you are at 40 degrees. you might warm up a little more than us, say, along the coastline. the rain is pushing out. gave us the strong wind and warm temp ahead of the front now that we're behind it. tons of sunshine, 40s and ride home 50 degrees. the forecast all afternoon. coming up, we stay cool and dry

we'll also have the latest on hurricane patricia coming up. we could see tents at the tailgating down at gillette this sunday. this is the time of morning, by the way, where you see the first backups of the morning commute. sure enough, we are. there's a live look at the expressway, the northbound side heavy quincy to boston 128 southbound already bumper to bumper between route 37 and the braintree split. to the north, 93 southbound is heavy and slow between 495 and 133. kathryn, bree? we're following breaking news this morning. a man murdered in brighton overnight. police say the 30-year-old victim had multiple gunshot wounds. they are checking surveillance cameras in the area. the shooting happened at the intersection of tellford street and justinian way. if you have any information, you are asked to call boston police. we're following developing news. a contractor under

investigation for taking a selfie on the wing of a plane last night. the plane is a 737 owned by american airlines. it was parked near a hangar at the time. the jet is now out of service while maintenance crews examine the wing for any damage. human error was suspected to be the problem for the latest big dig project. as we told you yesterday, the nuts holding up tunnel lights are cracking. the hardware may have been overtightened when they were installed. more than 900 are compromised. crews are going light by light to inspect and fix them. despite the problem, the state highway chiefs say the tunnels are safe. >> the tunnels are safe. the riding structures are safe. to be perfectly honest with you, if we felt for a second it would be unsafe, we would close the tunnel. >> he suspects human error. the cost will be paid out of the regular maintenance budget and work will be done overnight.

an american service worker killed while freeing hostages isis was planning to execute. u.s. special troops and iraqi forces raided the camp. the american who was shot is the first u.s. combat death in iraq since the campaign against isis began a year ago. paul ryan declares his candidacy for house speaker. this comes after all three house republican groups lined up to support him. ryan would succeed speaker john boehner who is resigning. the house is scheduled to vote next week. hillary clinton testifies again on the attack in yesterday's hearing brought up questions about how much the state department knew and when. >> this morning, jon keller takes a closer look at if americans care if the government lies to them. >> reporter: good morning. inwon't pretend i sat and watched the entirety of yesterday's endless benghazi.

partisan posturing i can stand. from what i did see, i seriously doubt anyone who wasn't already an avowed clinton lover or hater will have their mind changed by what went on, but there is something important to be learned from the entire charade. it's the answer to a question. how much do you value being told the truth by your government? well before yesterday the record was clear, the state department continued to put out a bogus self-serving explanation of what motivated the slaughter of our people in pen ghazi well -- benghazi well after they knew the truth. it was an attack by an organized terrorist group. then secretary clinton and her colleagues felt compelled to mislead us because they felt it would hurt the election politically. clinton's efforts to deny that

is this the first time the secretary of state substituted hardly. i seem to recall colin powell doing it on the evidence of iraq. that fact doesn't make it right, but do undecided voters really care or do they assume that this is just what politicians do? the clinton campaign's future success will help provide an answer to that. your questions are welcomed via e-mail at keller@wbztv.com or on twitter@keller at large. why mazda is turning things around for mcdonald's to stocks at their highest in yearsp. >> we have 40s all across the board here. according to peter in

mostly clear sky and 49 degrees, also, according to charles in milton there. clear skies across the area. tons of sun today, but the clouds and rain chances move back in to your weekend forecast. sign up and become a weather watcher, though at

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>> good morning, ladies. mazda is recalling a million vehicles because ignition switches can catch fire. so far no injuries or accidents have been reported in the u.s. dealers will replace ignition switches. shares of mcdonalds surged over 8%, the biggest increase in seven years. restaurant sales rose for the first time in two years. mcdonald's attributes it to menu tweaks. they have been trying to create a new corporate image. and i have a cuteness overload this morning. the real trix rabbit campaign is looking for bunny ears real or fake to commit pictures marking the launch of the cereal's new recipes using natural ingredients instead of artificial ones.

>> one of the rabbits looked like he had a mullet. >> we like you and you, and you, man. happy friday. coming up, we've got a check of the traffic and weather together. >> plus, a look at the day's top stories, including breaking news out of brighton. police investigate a deadly shooting. we have a live report from the scene. robi? >> reporter: bree a new study reveals how high school students feel about being in the classroom. the top three responses are depressing. researchers say parents and educators should be alarmed. we've posted the story on facebook and our web site.

for the past year, we watched a show pile. this coming year, they will not build a snow pile like last year. >> they will spread it out. the 75-foot snow pile lasted until the middle of july, you may remember. >> crazy. >> i don't even want to think about it. >> no, not at all. pamela some. >> you know what's crazy, though?

this hurricane, patricia, which is expected to make landfall in mexico. >> later today, tonight illly. this is the strongest in the eastern pacific that they've ever recorded in history. it is the first category 5 to make landfall. once it does, it will be the first since we kept records in 1949. it is a monster of a storm that's headed to the north- northwest at 12 miles per hour. the latest still shows max wind speeds of 200 miles per hour. that's incredible. pressure extremely low, 880 milibars. as we go through the track here, we anticipate it to hit the coast as a category 5 later on today into tonight, but then weakening considerably. i had an extra tropical low by saturday morning. a lot of that moisture, however, has been headed to texas. friends there will be dealing

with flash flooding and watches already posted there. so we'll keep you up to date. 62 degrees boston for us. it is a way different air mass in place compared to yesterday. yesterday we were in the 70s. we had a southerly wind. it felt fantastic. now much drier air is in place and cooler temperatures definitely taking over today. hour by hour forecast kicking off by 10:00. back up to 50 degrees by 2:00 p.m. with a brisk northwest breeze that will feel like the mid-40s at times this afternoon even though highs will be in the low 50s and upper 40s. 51 degrees plymouth, and even mid-50s up there in the cape and island. lows tonight in the 30s anded frosty start to your saturday morning for a lot of folks, especially to the north and west here. keene down to 28. fitchburg 31 degrees. boston, we keep it warmer in the urban heat island keeping us to 39 degrees. weekend forecast saturday afternoon, 54. coastal clouds moving in.

for a brief shower for the patriots game. high pressure in control, we keep it dry today into tomorrow. saturday afternoon, 1:00. cool conditions and clouds moving in from the coast there. then once you get to sunday morning starting off at the tailgate at gillette stadium, 8:00 a.m., a few showers move our way. these will be hit or miss. we don't expect an afternoon washout or anything like that money go ahead with your plans but keep an eye to the sky. 1:00 p.m. sunday. kickoff time at gillette stadium. sunshine giving ace breeze but cool temperatures will rule that day. sunday 60 degrees for that day. 50s again and tons of sunshine for monday into tuesday. a little bit of a warm-up wednesday into thursday. traffic and weather together, robi? >> just hearing about an

accident on the eastbound side of the weston tolls. the left lane is blocked there. let's check the north now. one big slowdown. to the south, just one bumper to bumper backup reported. that's 128 southbound in the braintree stretch between route 37 and the split. bree, kathryn? >> robi, thank you very much. a selfie on the wing of a plane at logan airport. >> here are your top stories on this friday morning. >> i'm nicole jacobs live in brighton where a 30-year-old man has been shot and killed. i want to get you right to some here. i can tell you police received a call just before midnight and arrived to find that 30-year- old dead. they say he had been shot multiple times in his upper body. at that point, we're told there are no suspects. police canvassed the area and

are also looking at surveillance video for clues. anyone with information is urged to contact police. i'm susie steimle live at logan airport where an american airlines plane has been temporarily taken out of service because of a selfie. can't make this stuff up. a swiss contract employee climbed onto the wing of a 737 to take a picture of themselves last night and now the plane is temporarily out of service. as far as we know that person is not facing any charges. we'll have much more on this at 6:00. live at logan, susie steimle, wbz this morning. new details this morning in a deadly attack in a school in sweden. police now call the killings a hate crime motivated by race. a 20-year-old masked man stabbed four people yesterday, killing one teacher and a student.

he died at the hospital. that man has not been identified. jared fogle is starting to pay restitution to his victims. another four are expected to get the same amount by the time fogel is sentenced by november. the child pornography and sex crimes. he's expected to plead guilty to traveling to have sex with a minor. a nurse is suing the state of new jersey. kasey hickok says state officials violated her civil rights. when she returned from west africa last year, she was forced to stay in a tent outside of a hospital even though she had no ebola symptoms. she's seeking at least $250,000 in damages. lamar odom's family says his condition is improving. the former nba and reality star is at an l.a. hospital and family members say he's rye gaining his --

regaining his speech. his aunt said he is beginning to gradually improve both mentally and physically. yesterday, odom and chloe filed a court document to dismiss their divorce. the former rhode island governor chafee has been struggling in the polls and had trouble raising money. it's 5:51 on your friday. what would you say if you were asked to describe your high school experience in three words? >> not much fun. >> there you go. >> the study of teens in the u.s. asked teens to do just that. robi is here with those robi? >> by massive, we mean 22,000 high schoolers took part in the survey conducted by yale university dement of psychology funded by a charity started by lady gaga. students filled out an online

question that they're says "how school?" eight out of ten were negative. here's the top three. tired was the top response. 39% of the kids said that. stressed came in second at 29%. and bored was the number three answer by 26% of the students. by contrast, only 22% of the kids wrote that they were happy and only 4.7% claimed they were excited about their high school experience. a researcher from yale said it's hard for kids to concentrate and do well in school if their brain is having a stress response. he says parents and educators should be alarmed by the findings. one way is to make learning a more engaging and interesting experience. so we put it out there. what do you think about this study? marie writes on our facebook page. wait until you have to get a job. wow. no rest for the weary in real life.

another marie writes "my 17- year-old is frequently stressed about all of the testing, which at times, seems like what it's all about as opposed to learning for the sake of learning." you can comment on our "daily talker," web site, twitter page or facebook page. at 6:00. bree, not much fun? >> no. i was stressed out. >> kids are, too. >> for sure. it's friday so we're hitting the rewind button and revisiting the latest stories of the past five days. >> stay with us on wbz this

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. from a pop culture milestone to a big announcement in campaign 2016. >> and here's a look back at the week that was. >> joe biden announces he will not run for president. >> the patriots scoring a prime time win on the road. >> the raiders broke a national record by winning 154 games in a row. >> did you see that yesterday? >> there were flakesp. >> three lowell police officers attacked. >> and facing charges with this weekend's amber alert. >> there's new troubles in the

big dig tunnel. >> there's no imminent danger. the amount of thought the town future in the tribute is amazing. >> may the force be with you, and may your parents never charge you rent. >> if you air fan of the movie back to the future, today is your day. >> the public is more gullible than ever. >> the usa today did a great job with that. >> i had people tweeting me saying they went and bought it and they are going to frame it. wbz news has a lot more coming pupp top story -- coming up, top stories straight ahead. ready to head out when others head home. at eversource, we prepare

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