>> t. >> the winner won't be able to drive it. >> 15 mill. you can stair at it all you want. top stories, weather, and weather ahead. >> the news at 5:00 starts right now. developing right now at 5:00, a middle school threat, the 38est on the investigation and who police says is responsible -- latest on the investigation and who police says is responsible. >> and a bonni, and clyde, how they were caught. >> plus, the break in the case of a deadly hit-and-run. the key clue police have now found. announcer: from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. good morning, it is 5:00. >> i'm chris mackinnon. >> and i'm kathryn howard.

it is a little bit chilly. wakes you up, daniel. >> we've got a lot of 20s and 30s and it doesn't matter where you go back down to the cap and the islands, 40 in boston is the mild spot, but we're 29 in norwood, clear skies overhead and a pretty light wind. let's get a few high, thing, wispy clouds later on today. freeze warning for the cape and the vineyard, the going season has already ended. with the growing temperatures on the cape, nantucket, the only spot that's not out of it just yet. chilly, frosty. leave the froster on, leave a couple minutes earlier. 52 this afternoon, a really beautiful fall afternoon. 51 for the ride home.

up, we'll let you get down the road. weather and traffic. and monday brought us several areas of traffic slowdowns. checking the north map now, 93 southbound from woodburn to boston, and pvd, and route 34 speed limit runs. >> kathryn and chris? >> it's 5:02, we begin with a developing story, a let against a middle school. >> police are investigating that threat. nicole has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: chris, kathryn, we know the threat came in over the weekend and immediately school officials and law enforcement intervened to try to sort the situation. i can tell you it has not affected the school schedule. there was school yesterday and

school officials are being quite tight-lipped with regards to the actual threat, and the student who allegedly made it, but the threat came in over the weekend, at which point no students nowhere danger, and authorities immediately intervened. because of confidentiality laws there isn't a lot she could say but she did provide a statement reading in part, because the event occurred over the weekend and the student is not in school, the pembroke police are handling the investigate at this time. there has been no disciplinary process at the school level at this time. according to the patriot ledger, that is going with protocol, however that that has not been confirmed by the police or the school. she didn't want to say much about the student because the school community is so small,

revealed could easily identify simply based on the absentee list. we're live in pembroke, wbz this morning. thank you very much. and a caused bank robbers are due in a courtroom. >> they were a hotter bonnie and clyde. >> it's hard to tell where they believe face charges first. they're wanted in four states. >> i-95 in philadelphia, shut down monday after a high-speed chase. police surrounded an suv stolen from a quincey dealership. burglary suspects. >> i don't know what happened to them. >> barbara lives next door to the carriers.

she tells us, the couple is just like everyone else. >> they so many pretty normal. did they seem like everybody else? >> no, they're not like everyone else. >> they hit banks in massachusetts, delaware, and florida. they dubbed the couple a bonni, and collideonnie and collide, to feed a drug problem. 5:05 tuesday morning. a convenient store clerk wasn't afraid to stand up to a robber. the masked man barged into down the block convenience in manchester around 7:30, pointed a small knife and demanded cash. the clerk pulled out a knife of her own.

twice and he ran. . anyone with information is asked to call police. >> police are trying to figure out what caused i deadly collision with the cement truck after she crossed over the center line. this happened on route 20 in oxford. the 31-year-old woman was killed two little boys in her car were badly hurt. an 8-month-old is on life the hospital. we have an update on that deadly hit-and-run from august yesterday. police believe they found the car involved, but the driver is still on the loose. police say a 33-year-old man from new york was hit by a red one. scene. hospital.

his name has not yet been released. the police are also investigating a crash that killed a senior. the 17-year-old died when his car crashed into's poll. police don't know why he lost control and crashed. the schools he was part of the campus ministry and campus programs. a student is being held on bail on charges he sexual assaulted a woman on campus. he was in court yesterday, and police say they arrested him on saturday after a student reported the assault. he was then arrested a second time on sunday and charged with intimidating a witness. >> unfaceomable, that's what the nfl is calling a judge's decision to va-- un-fathomable. they said the collective bargains agreement gave roger goodell, the right to file the

response by december 7th and the case will be heard sometime after the regular season ends. lawmakers reaching a potential budget deal on capitol hill, house g.o.p. leaders revealed some details overnight. it would raise the debt ceiling through march of 2017, and increase domestic, and spending by $80 billion over two years. a vote could be held as early as tomorrow. house speaker is urging congress to approve this deal before austin ryan is sworn in thursday. and fidelity aloud 13 unregistered investment advisors to use its online broker-dealer platform and one of those advisors made more than $730,000 in trade fees in over ten years. fidelity is not charged with any

doesn't believe they violated any laws or violations. and boston mayor, tom minina will officially make the announcement today, and says the menino family is donating a collection of artifacts from the service. he was the longest serving mayor and required in 2014 and died a few months later from cancer. friday marks one year since his passing. the collection will be available to anyone interested in learning more about the mayor's work. >> i can't believe it's been a year. all right. coming up, lawmakers speaking out about the opoid crisis. >> we'll take a look at the plans on the table. >> plus, hillary clinton on the hot seat, what she'll talk about the campaign. and plenty of sunshine today, some frost.

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so concord, noshoba brooks school, 28 degrees. barry burbanks was out there yesterday. look at these cutie pies. the second, third, fourth graders from the school, they're a long time member of the wbz weather network and the school emfacitizens the impact of community service -- emphasizes on the impact of community service. i had a blast and it's always fun. you have to be bundled up with the temperatures in the upper 20s and it's not just in concord, it's across the board. lynnfield middle school, sitting at 29, and 40 in boston, one of the mild spots. notice it's 25 in nashus. a lot of 20s and 30s on the map. 27 in keen right now.

it's 26 in beverley, 32 in marshfield, and 28 in province town, and 39 on nantucket. most lee clear skies overhead. there are a couple clouds coming into western connecticut, and massachusetts, but they're wispy clouds. here's some rain, you encounter it. it's generally light. this is the moist from your what is going to work up the coastline and impact us by tomorrow. so today is quit. it actually turns into a nice fall afternoon, a light wind, temperatures a little bit above where they were yesterday, mid-50s for most of us remember tomorrow morning, a dry start. your commute, no weather related issues. rain during the late afternoon and evening hours particularly across the interior, there will be some downpours. the steadiest falls late wednesday into overnight, and thursday the early portion of the commute will see some left over rain.

it gets out of here very quickly. so some left over rain on the cape and island. we get breaks of sunshine and we come up around 70 and another cold front comes by with a passing shower. the patriots should be fine at gillette stadium, and temperatures will be cooling off from the 70s -- or right around 70 in the afternoon to the 60s and the 50s. gusts out of the southeast, 40 to 50 miles an hour, strong gusts into the overnight, as well, and behind the front, the winds will shift out of the front on thursday and welcome up to 70 degrees on thursday afternoon. upper 60s, brief shower, maybe worth having a rain coat to pop the hood up briefly. 58 by kickoff, and in the lower 50s by the end of the game. 55 to close to 60 today, but

we'll fall shy of that. rain moves in tomorrow, 70, mile on thursday, and colder again to end the week. 58 on friday. low 50s to start the weekend, we'll be falling into the 40s by trick-or-treat time. here's traffic again. you can write me a note and wet leaves, that's bad for your back. >> yes, i can. the wind is going to be so long you may as well as wait untils leaves come down wednesday and -- wait until the leaves come down wednesday and thursday. all right, daniel, starting to get busy on the road now. no major backups to tell you about. checking ride from the north, there's live look falling 93 southbound coming down from wuburn the other major roots coming from the north. a quick look at the express map, already heavy, 24 north looks

okay from avon route three north and 95 are trouble free. chris and kathryn. and state officials hold a meeting. >> several bills are on the table to address the issue. we'll take a closer look if enough is being done to stop this crisis. >> reporter: good morning. i moderated a conversation about the opoid abuse epidemic with a panel of political leaders. this was no dry academic solusing -- solution that exceeds auto accidents, growing by the week. it was especially heartbreaking and infuriating to hear an activist on this issue, in congress, can see that nothing

soon, on even a modest pending bill that wouldalicate $30 million for expanded drug treatment and education cross the country. not only is that about the same amounts governor baker wants to spend here in massachusetts alone, but it's only a slight exaggeration they spill that much in a party by washington lobbyists in any given month. the bill is being quote held hostage to the fact that we don't do anything in washington, end quote. will be the writer on governor hill, where charlie baker says he's optimistick, we'll see action on the opiod before the end of the year and some last mourning fully at his vow to push for 300 more after care beds by next year and we could probably fill thousands statewide and still not serve as we need.

and i'm glad baker and marquee are on the case, but i wonder if we can't respond to a plague like this, how can we look or disagree, share your thoughts at atkeller. and to terminally ill patients, they would administer the own drugs, and in 2012, a similar ballot was rejected. and 2016 front runner donald hillary clinton. >> i can't take another hillary. how bad is it? what a mess. she's always in a mess, do you notice?

just run the country, like it's always a mess. >> trump also took swipes at his other fellow presidential hopefuls calling jeb bush and ben carson no energy. hillary clinton will appear on the late show can steven colbert. she's set to be in new hampshire tomorrow. coming up next, getting ready for the dolphins, hear how the players are dealing with the quick turnaround. >> plus, one dolphins player getting a lot of attention for

. 5:24. the pats have a short week to get ready for thursday. >> we'll have a look how the turnaround. >> there's no time to favor the win over the jets. thursday night football. miami, coming off two big blow out wins, since making a change. miami's chris mccain is getting a lot of attention for his twitter avitar, and the dolphins linebacker tweeted this picture is from last season, made by a

he asked about the photo but had his own keen observation. penalty. >> yeah, i mean, if you want to do that, give us the attention, yeah, that's fine. >> pretty good ones. >> the toughest party is to g 94 the pounding -- part is to enjoy the pounding. it's going to be more than what we do mentally, than preparing the physical rest, and doing what you need to recover, and watching as much film as you can. >> we have more action tomorrow, we'll preview the game, and after the win over the jets and

start off the game day at 7:00. pats and dolphins kickoff on wbz, over on my tv 38, and you can cash the 11:00 news with wade and lisa hughes. and have a great day, guys over to you. >> we will have a great day. and we're getting pumped for the big game against the dolphins thursday night. still to come in the next half-hour, new details on that massive home explosion in tonton. >> what the homeowner was doing before the blast. >> and a former boston police dispatcher is accused of killing her uncle, why she's undergoing a mental health evaluation. >> and a school confrontation, caught underway between a research officer and student. daniel? >> kathryn, it is a cold start. kids need a heavy jacket, 20s and 30s, by later on this

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developing at 5:30, a middle school threat, the latest on the investigation and who police say is responsible. >> investigators revealing what caused this massive gas explosion, the mistake the homeowner made that destroyed her house. >> and a confrontation between a school resource officer and student and it's caught on cell phone camera, the investigation underway into this incident this morning. announcer: from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. good morning, welcome back, i'm kathryn houser. >> and i'm chris mackinnon. tuesday, october 27th. let's talk about it. you're going to want to bundle up. >> i had the heat going. and it's not just the suburbs. it's from southern new hampshire she to down in the vineyard, so

there was some frost on the wind she would. >> scape the defroster this morning, 25 in orange and keen, 26 on the vineyard, 29 in plymouth this morning and 28 in province town, and there are a couple high, thin clouds coming into western massachusetts and connecticut. the sunrise coming up at 7:11. mostly sunny, we'll top out in the mid-50s, a little increase through the day today. 51 for the ride home, sunset at 5:44. no weather related issues. tomorrow, a dry start, rain will come in during the afternoon hours, and it will become steady and heavy, and overnight, that's when we're talking about at

least the heaviest rain, 1 to 2 inches for sure. let's get you on the road. traffic and weather together. >> daniel, the first reported slowdowns are south of the city. it's a little bit unusual to see a bumper to bumper ride this morning. 128 in the braintree stretch is crawling on the split. we have a split on the north side on granite avenue. the right lane is blocked there, already causing bumper to bumper, heavy and slow in the andover stretch between 495 and 133. chris and kathryn. >> all right, thank you very much. it is 5:32. checking the top stories this morning, police investigating a threat against a middle school, the superintendent tells us a student reportedly made threats of violence over the weekend,

and that student is not in school, but isn't facing disciplinary action. a couple accused of robbing banks, expected in a courtroom today. joseph jenny carrier were arrested in philadelphia today, after weeks on the run. they were wanted for crimes in massachusetts, delaware, and florida. >> new details about this massive explosion at a home in tonton. we know the homeowner who narrowly escaped was doing home repairs. she made it out safely. she was attempting to repair or gas water heater. that allowed gas to build up in the basement of the home. >> it was just a simple light switch is capable of igniting gas in the right range. >> once that happens, you have a heavy fast-moving fire.

licensed contractor can save big problems, especially when dealing with gas. a former boston dispatcher is undergoing a mental health evaluation. 36-year-old lewis appeared hunched over and distraught. the judge ordered a psychological evaluation. she's accused of shooting her uncle in their home. they say francis was trying to calm lewis when he was killed. >> my heart is broken and all i can do is just look at her and think about we were with her, and wonder what inspired her to snap. >> family members say lewis was acting strangely since moving from boston to south carolina. did this school resource officer go too far? the teacher called the officer for help with a student, but the

girl wouldn't stand up. here's pre with a closer look, and this video is causing an uproar. >> the sheriff's office and school officials in columbia say they're looking into what happened. the cell phone video was taken by another student and it shows deputy ben fields asking the girl to get up from her desk, and she attempts to remove her. you saw the dusk flip backwards. the student who filmed spoke plus exclusively. >> that's somebody that's supposed to protect us, not somebody that's going to make us scared of. >> classmates say it started started when the girl refused put away her cell phone. she was arrested by deputy field, asks the deputy will not be back pending the results of their investigation investigation.

general is criticizing a deal between boston and the red sox. the boston redevelopment authority permanently gave them the shut down the area. the inspector general said there wasn't evidence to support that designation and the city didn't get enough for that land. a lobster in beverly getting a lot of attention. >> take a look at this. tom sent us these photos of a blue lobster he and his crew caught sunday near halfway rock. she was told the chances of catching one, are one in 2 million. he and his crew are looking for a good home for the blue lobster. >> it's got to be a sign of good luck. it doesn't look real. >> it's got to be. lucky find.

buying as much as last year for halloween. >> also, starbucks, that special drink you can will get only for a limited amount of time. daniel? >> i'm loving the cold and frosty start to the reports. a lot of places running in the 20s to 30s, and cape cobb, and mary an says 28 degrees, first time frost on the pumpkin and the windshields, too. leave an extra minute or two to warm up the car. this morning we're coming into the 50s and i'm tracking the rain for tomorrow, coming up, i'll have the details on the

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it looks like people aren't shelling out as much money for halloween. >> plus, the fed meeting on interest rates. joe wagner is live at the new york stock exchange with today's money watch. good morning, jill. >> good morning. chris and kathryn, the federal reserve gips a two-day policy meeting today. >> reporter: the fed did not raise interest rates in september; and calling for a rate hike before the end of the year. other board members say the economy isn't strong enough. we'll know more tomorrow when the meeting wraps up. it could be frightening halloween for retailers. sales are expected to fall almost 7% compared to last year. the national retail federation predicts the lowest sales since 2011. and if you like sweet and spooky, starbucks has a prapula cappuccino, and it is a

the drink is available from tomorrow until saturday, which is halloween, chris and kathryn. >> i'm a little concerned about the low spending on halloween because that probably means truck or treaters are going to get the cheap bad candy. >> candy's not expensive. that doesn't mean they're going to get -- >> splurge a little bit. >> my dad still gets so much halloween candy and i feel bad, the neighborhood has changed, so maybe he'll give some extras out. >> ship it to boston. thank you very much. thanks very much. coming up we've got a check of your traffic and weather together. >> plus a look at the day's top stories including a potential budget deal on capitol hill, details on the proposed plan and

when lawmakers could vote. >> and we're counting down halloween. we'll have steps experts say you need to take to make sure truck or treating is safe and fun. >> reporter: almost 90 million people went shopping on black friday, so why is a major retailer not going to be open that day? rei wants you to spend your time outside instead, we want to know

. welcome back. it's five 5:45, a video taken by michael over the city. >> capturing city at its finest. you can see some of the trees changing colors. it must have been taken a little bit earlier, but it is just driving around -- >> yeah. >> -- over the weekend, it is so spectacular and just new england in the fall, there is nothing better. >> i took dougy for a walk. >> that's his dog. >> i tweeted daniel a picture and you could start to seat a little bit of red and orange. >> you were showing off how the dog is very photo genic.

>> i was total low that guy that was like, already, come on, take another one. they were like what is wrong with this one. >> you know you can't help it. especially when it's a nice shot. and hey if you're headed out, you need the heavy coat, hat, scarf wouldn't be bad either. it's 40 degrees in boston. northwest wind active. 29 in the surrounding suburbs, 28 in salmouth. we've hit the 20s and 30s. 29 degrees in hianis, and 39o nantucket. a lot of it has to do with the wind and ocean, as well. a couple high thin clouds are going to come into play. to the south, same area we

talked about, the left over moisture from what was patricia, light rain extending into virginia, southern ohio, that rain heading in our direction for tomorrow. today's just fine, wispy clouds will in close tomorrow morning, no weather related issues for your morning commute. the steadiest rain by far falls after the evening commute tomorrow, but there will be some spockets of light rain around for your evening drive. 10 p.m., rain, urban flooding possible, can't rule out a rumble of thunder. by early thursday morning, until 5 a.m., still some downpours around. notice by 8 a.m., most of us are drying out. still dealing with the pockets of light rain. thursday afternoon, the sun breaks out. welcome up around 70. there may be some stubborn clouds along the coast. a couple spotty showers, this is the cool front coming in. if you're tailgating thursday

during tailgating and we'll get those clearing skies during the morning hours. a meantime today, chilly start, mid-to-upper 50s, pittsburgh, we have thor with some of those sirris clouds, filtering in during the afternoon. upper 50s again tomorrow, and we jump up to 70 on thursday, clear skies come in during the evening. friday, upper 50s with sunshine, a little cooler to start the weekend and a little milder, 60s to start next week. daniel, we've got problems of the city. to the south a broken down car in the expressway on milton, on the northbound side at grandon avenue. the right lane is blocked. as you can see, the bumper to bumper back up is the braintree north. and lynnfield, the car is rolled

left lane is blocked. chris and kathryn. 5:48 tuesday morning. a modern day bonnie and collide under arrest. >> plus, here are your top stories on this tuesday morning. >> reporter: good morning, i'm nicole jacobs live outside of pembroke middle school where investigators are looking into a weekend threat against the school. now, school officials aren't saying much but we do know this threat has not interrupted the class schedule. the student is not currently in school, according to the patriot ledger that student is undergoing a mental help assessment and school officials have been very careful to abide by what they call are confidentiality laws so we don't know much about the threat or the student other than the school is safe and security is of the utmost to them.

we're live in pembroke, wbz this morning. a school in carver, the governor john carver school, a teacher spotted someone unusual. police dogs searched the building, but officers did not find a threat. the couple called massachusetts bonnie and clyde wanted for a month are finally captured. the couple is accused of robbing banks along the east coast. they're expected in a pennsylvania courtroom this morning. joseph jenny were arrested in philadelphia after a high-speed chase that kicked off with a bank robbery in delaware. coming up at 6:00, why it might be a while before they run to the bay state. a little league concession stand trashed by vandal vandals

georgia fit i grafiti. and more than 300 are dead and.03 more injured after this powerful earth quick hit afghanistan and pakistan. the 7.5 magnitude quake caused this massive landslide. it was centered near the afghan/pakistan border, and knocks out communication to isolated areas. and the woman who ploughed into a crash at the homecoming parade, police say she drove her car into the crowd of spectators on saturday. her father says she's had mental health problems in the past. it's time for our daily talker. >> it's hard to believe, but the holiday shopping season is already starting to ramp up. >> i know, too soon. one retailer is bucking the black friday trend.

>> reporter: almost 87 million people went shopping the day after thanksgiving, for retailers, it has become a major day in business. they want people to stay outside on black friday, not shop inside. recreational equipment, ink, you know them as rei will not only close all of their 143 stores after turkey day, they're urging would be shoppers to stay away from all stores today. the co-op plans to start a campaign, and wants folks to go on social media, use the hashtag #optoutside, and tell others what they're doing as an alternative like kayaking. last year, one of the store managers said somebody has to put their flag in the sand and say enough is enough. so what do you think about this

bucking the black friday trend? mary says on our facebook page, i think that it is a wonderful idea. holiday shopping has become an extreme sport and burns says on facebook, i do agree that all the shopping holiday should be banned all together. people can't be civil at all. a number of ways to comment, web site, twitter, facebook, love to hear from you. we'll have more coming up at 6:00, chris? >> thank you, roby. and halloween is saturday. the cdc recommends safety tips. make sure any costume accessories like swords are put away. put reflective tape on costumes and bring a flash lied. eat only factory wrapped candy.

treats offered by -- eating any homemade treats offered by strangers. >> and try not to eat the whole bowl of candy. >> sunday you'll be texting me i don't feel depend all right. here's a chance for you to live like a special. >> how much you'll have to fork over to get behind the wheel of

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