morning. developing right now, at 6:00, a middle school threat, how police and school leaders are handling the investigation. >> and what's next for the real life bonnie and clyde. ahead the thursday night showdown with the patriots, gronk is weighing in. announcer: from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. . good morning, it is 6 a.m., i'm kathryn houser.

it is tuesday, october 27th, and it is chilly for sure. >> i just -- it's like the point of no return. when you put the heat on, the kids won't want to hear it but a heavy coat type of morning, too. we're not talking about 30s. 20s on the map are widespread in a lot of spots. 25 in keen, 27 in pittsburgh, and we're in the 28 in providence town, it's 40 in boston. we've got a little bit of a breeze, helping to keep the temperatures up a little bit and the city itself is lilths milder than the surrounding suburbs. you saw on the satellite, a couple clouds moving in. they're thing wispy clouds. 52 by lunchtime, light breeze topping out in the mid-50s. a few wispy clouds, 51 for the ride home, sunset 5:44. tracking some rain on the way

for tomorrow, the line coming up, traffic and weather together. hi, roby. we have the latest crash in wilmington, before dascom, the stop and go back up to 110. then lynnfield, route 1, the left lane is blocked there. we had a disabled car earlier on granite. the damages done, jammed from 6:02. we begin with a developing story. police investigating a threat at a middle school. >> despite the investigation, school is open today. let's get to nicole jacobs live, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the threat came in over the weekend and quickly law enforcement officers and school officials work to sort it all out.

today, but this threat has not interrupted the class schedule at all. it was also opened yesterday but school officials have been very tight-lipped when it comes to specifics related to this threat, and student who allegedly made it, but we do know again that it happened over the weekend at which point there were no students at school and no one was in danger and authorities immediately intervened. the school superintendents because of confidentiality laws there isn't a whole lot she can 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 police are handling this at this time. according to the patriot ledger, the students are undergoing a mental assessment per protocol. the superintendent did not want to relay anything to the superintendent because the

community is so small, she says it would be very easy to discern exactly which student might be involved simply by way of the absentee lists. we're live in pembroke this morning, wbz this morning. >> thank you very much for the update. a car fire causing trouble on 95 south and wall this morning, take a look at this. police tweeted out the picture of the flames. the right lane was due to a fire. luckily nobody was hurt. a quincey couple captured after weeks on the run. this morning the accused bank robbers are due in a pennsylvania courtroom. >> they were called a modern day bonnie and collide hitting banks up and down the east coast. >> it's hard to tell where joe and jenny are going to face charges first. they're wanted in at least four states. i-95 in philadelphia shut down monday after a high-speed chase. police surrounded an suv stolen

inside, they found joseph and jenny carrier, suspects in a wilmington delaware robbery in the day. >> that was the way they lived. they became a different person, i don't know what happened to them. >> barbara lives next store to the carriers. she tells wbz the couple was just like anyone else. >> they seemed pretty normal. you had no ideas? >> no, nothing. they lived their lives like everybody else. >> but police say they're not like everyone else, with search small dogs in tow, police say they hit banks in massachusetts, pennsylvania, delaware and florida. they dubbed the couple a bonnie and clyde robbing banks to feed a drug habit. >> the suv they were in was reported stolen from a dealer in quincey, where jenny carrier used to work. they'll be in front of a judge in pennsylvania later today, chris, back to you. 6:05 tuesday morning. police think they found the car involved in a deadly hit-and-run

police say the driver hit a 33-year-old man as he tried to cross route 1 south on sunday night. the driver took off from the scene in a red car. the victim later died at the hospital. police say the victim's from new york, but they have not released his name. also this morning police are trying to figure out what caused a woman to cross the center line before crashing into a cement truck. this crash happened on route 20 in oxford. the 31-year-old driver of that car died. two little boys in her car were badly hurt. an 8-month-old is on life sport and a 2-year-old is in the hospital. a counter attack in new hampshire. the masked man barged into the down the block convenience store in manchester about 11:30, pointed a small knife and demanded cash. that's when she pulled out a knife of her own.

i grabbed mine and saw him and he thought twice, and i went and he ran. >> whoa. the suspect ran off, didn't taking any. anyone with information is asked to call manchester police. >> the archives of former boston mayor, will have a permanent home at boston just. the school will make the announcement today, and says the family is donating a collection of artifacts from the former mayor's 30 years in public service. menino was boston's longest running mayor. this friday marks one year since his death. this is for anyone interested in the mayor's work. boston based fidelity investments is accused of dishonest and illegal behavior.

fidelity allowed 13 unregistered advisors to use its online broker-dealer platform and one of those advisors made more than $700,000 in trade fees. the companies they don't believe they violated any laws or regulations. unfathomable. the league filed a new brief in its appeal. they used close to 60 pages to argue the collective bargains agreement gave roger goodell the right to uphold tom brady's association. the player's association has to respond by the 7th and the case will be heard sometime after the regular season ends. >> and let the trash talking begins. this is the twitter avitar. it reads hashtag #crushbrady. mccain says the picture is from last season and it was made by a fan who asked him to post it.

this for motivation when the two teams meet thursday night. mccain will have a good game when the dolphins beat the season opener. second, tom brady blocking a punt, as well. as for the photo, gronk said to ask brady about it. he gives his own keen observation, take a listen. >> i think it will be a penalty. are you doing it? that's fine. >> always something to say there. wbz is your home for thursday night football. we'll start you off with fight. pats and dolphins kickoff at 8:25 and you can catch the fifth quarter post game show on mytv38. >> they should have hashtag #motivationaltool. coming up, avoiding a government shutdown. >> the new developments

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>> we should do that one day. >> what? >> have daniel come out. >> you got it. it's all on you, traffic, weather, news. she's a one woman show. she can do it. i can do it. >> the game face is on right now. a beautiful look over the boston harbor, daniel. >> it is a beautiful look. >> it looks chilly. temperatures are in the 20s and 30s as you're stepping out and i'm showing you the noshoba brooks school for a reason. our own barry burbanks went up there yesterday. this is the second and fourth graders. the school emphasizes the impact of the community service. each grade takes on one or more service projects each year, which is absolutely fantastic.

it puts smiles on their faces. kids, heavy jackets this morning. the hefty coat, listen to your parents. the hat and scarves and gloves, umass, concord and new hampshire, plymouth at 29 degrees and in the 20s on caped to. 29 in hianis, and 26 degrees on the vineyard this morning, so end to the growing season for most of us on cape cod. a couple exceptions maybe back to nan ducket. 7-eleven this morning and we'll get some wispy cirrus clouds that mix in at times today. those clouds will thicken up into tonight and rain is advancing across southern ohio to west virginia. the same area we took a look at, from what was hurricane patrician a that'll impact us by tomorrow. now we're fine, overnight tonight, the clouds thicken.

tomorrow morning's commute is drive. the afternoon mostly dry, although a couple showers move in towards the late afternoon and the evening commute, but the heaviest rain by far falls after evening rush hour tomorrow. 9:00, 10:00, heavy downpours that continue overnight, so the good news is the heaviest rains fall overnight. if you're an early morning commuter, still left over downpours, but by 7, 8:00, the showers are done. sun breaks up, coming up around 70, and a passing shower west of boston, so we may get an official out, and temperatures falling from the 60s into the 50s. the wind also going to be an issue, and they'll be a little bit gusty tomorrow coming out of the east-southeast. gusts between thurt and 40 miles per hour, a few gusts may approach 50 miles an hour

tomorrow evening on cape cod and it will be windy into thursday. upper 50s, 70 degrees on thursday though. move of us by the way end up with 1 to 2 inches of rain. and weekend starts on a chilly note and we're talking about turning those clocks back, 2 a.m. on sunday, looking good on sunday. we're going to get through it quick. bad accident north of boston. i'm hearing about a crash on a familiar spot. let's go to sky four over the scene of a rollover in lynnfield. 128 north before route one, the left lane is blocked. we're already seeing a top and go back up to walnut street, and to the south, yesterday we had a serious crash, 24 northbound, today, the same spot the. 24 north just before route 44, that bumper to bumper back up is to route 140. chris and kathryn.

new this morning a potential budget deal on capitol hill, would raise the debt ceiling through march 2017, and increase domestic and defense spending by $80 billion over those two years. a vote could be held as early as tomorrow, and house speaker john boehner is urging the house to this deal before ryan is elected into house speak or thursday. and american cities, crime is on the rise, catching the attention of the obama administration. the president and attorney general will be part of a summit homicide has spiked recently. and e-cigarette are banned from bags there have been at

the new rule will go into affect in two weeks. and foods lake bacon, hotdogs and hotdogs and eating processed meat, those those that are smoked, cured or salted promote a risk of colon cancer, and the report says red meat is the cause of cancer and calls processed meats carcogenic. moderation is the key. >> i wouldn't exactly equate eating a slice of bacon with smoking a cigarette, but that said probably makes sense to him the amount of red meat in your diet. it means they shouldn't be staples. and if you have a hotdog

up to 6%, the north american meat institute is calling the report both dramatic and alarmists. and a school confrontation caught underway. >> and a video of a disturbing officer and student. >> plus, lawmakers discuss the opoid subject in massachusetts, but what's being done?

welcome back. 6:23. state officials discuss the opo opoid crisis. >> several bills are on the table to address the issue, but this morning, john keller takes a close are look if enough is

being done to stop the crisis. >> reporter: good morning. i motivated a conversation about the opoid use epidemic with a panel of leaders. this was not academic dry discussion. in the audience members were family who have died from a drug abuse, and already exceeds death from auto accidents and is growing by the week. many of them displayed pictures as they listened, so it was especially heartbreaking and infuriating the congressman, an activist, to see on a moderate spending bill, and treatment in the country. it's only a slight exaggeration

that much at cocktail parties month. the bill is being quote held hostage that we don't do anything in washington. governor charlie baker says he's moof optimistic we see action on his opoid deal. they asked for 3,000 statewide beds and still not serve all in need. and while i'm glad laker, marky and others are on the case, i still wonder if we can't respond more quickly to a ramped play like, this how can we look ourselves in the mirror, agree or disagree?

and the bill would let doctors prescribe life ending drugs to terminally ill parents in massachusetts mass. a similar bill stalled last year and in 2012, voters rejected a similar ballot question. >> we've got a lot more on the half-hour including news information about the life behind bars. >> and the effort to keep those details from being released in the public. >> a homeowner's mistake, what he did that caused this massive explosion and fire. >> and as we head to break, here's four things you may want stay with us, you're watching

. developing at 6:30, a middle school threat, the investigation underway this morning. >> also ahead, trouble in the classroom, the confrontation between a student and resource officer that's causing major

controversy this sglorng and a major retailer deciding not to open up their stores on black friday, what they wanted their employees to do instead of coming to work, that's our daily taumer talker. announcer: from the wbz studios, this is wbz. >> i'm chris mackinnon. >> and i'm kathryn houser. >> there you go. hope you feel better. this is early. it happens. i feel like our choices need time voids need time to warm up -- voices need time to warm up. hey, chilly start this morning. 20s and 30s. it doesn't matter from the cape, city islands, to the city of boston. look at this shot, a couple

in, going to make for a nice sunrise this morning. and clear view out there. a couple rowers along the charles, as well. 39 in boston right now,, 29 in plymouth. it's a chilly start this morning morning, and the sun is shining. there's those high, thing wispy ones. leave a couple extra minutes. hit the defrost. temperatures gradually ride into the lower 30s across the board. grab the shades, mostly sunny and school, we'll top out in the mid-50s, a couple of those evening clouds, a light easterly wind coming off the ocean, sunset 5:44. we've got some changes for tomorrow, we'll let you know when the rain arrives tomorrow. >> two accidents north of boston

slowing things down on this tuesday morning. up north we have a rollover on 128 northbound, just before route one, the lane is blocked, back up is between exits 43 and 44, and after mont ave, 24 northbound before route 44, bumper to bumper, back up there is to route 140. 6:32. we're following a developing stir. a middle school threat leads to a police investigation. >> but classes remain open. nicole is live this morning, nicole? >> reporter: chris, classes were open, yesterday, as well. we know the threat came in over the weekend. there were no students here at pembroke community school at the time, but scoot officials and

things out to sort out the issue and work together with the families directly involved. school officials are being tight-lipped when it comes to specifics of the actual threat and the student who allegedly made it, but we do know again it came in over the weekend, which at that point, there were no immediately intervened, and says because of the confidentiality laws, anything she says could reveal who that student is simply based on the absentee list because the school community is so long -- so small, she say. taking another live look here at pembroke community middle school, it is open today. according to the patriot ledger,

in this situation is undergoing a mental assessment per protocol. live in pembroke, nicontrol jake wbz this morning. and according to the boston harold, the federal judge who presided over the marathon bomber's trial will release new information tomorrow about the conditions inside the super max prison in colorado. lawyers for both sides asked for the details of the conditions to remain a secret, but the judge says so far they've not presented strong enough arguments. 634, the former boston police dispatcher accused of killing her uncle is undergoing a mental health evaluation to see if she's competent of standing trial. she's accused of shooting the uncle in the hot saturday. relatives say francis was trying

>> my heart is broken and all i can do is just look at her, and think about the times when we were around her and wonder what inspired her to snap. >> family members say lewis was acting strangely since moving back to boston from atlanta earlier this year. now to a controversy in south carolina, the question this morning, did the school resource officer go too far? that teacher called the officer for help with the student, because the girl wouldn't stand up. this video is causing an uproar. here's bri with this one. >> reporter: both the sheriff's office and school officials in columbia, south carolina, say they're looking into what happened. cell phone video was taken by another student and it shows deputy ben fields asking the girl to get up from her desk. when she refuses he attempts to remove her, but the desk tip it

cuffs. the student who recorded the incident spoke to the cbs affiliate in columbia. >> that's somebody who is supposed to protect us, it was definitely a scary experience. >> classmates say it started when the girl refused put away her cell phone and leave the sheriff's deputy. that girl was arrested by deputy fields and the sheriff's office says that that deputy will not be back at any school in the husband investigation. >> kathryn back to you. the homeowner that narrowly escaped this fire at her home was doing home repairs at the time. home. the 52-year-old was repairs her

to fill into the basement. >> just a simple light switch is capable of igniting gas if it comes in that range. >> once that happens you have a heavy fast moving fire, you have a gas explosion. >> the fire chief there says hiring a lnszed contractor can avoid big problems especially gas. six there were right now, the state's inspector jen seller criticizing a deal between boston and the red sox. now two years ago the boston redevelopment authority permanently gave the red sox permission to shut down yonky way blighted area, the inspector general said there wasn't evidence to support that, and says the city didn't get enough money for the land. donald trump taking aim at his competitors during a town

yesterday, and talked about hillary clinton. >> i can't take hillary clinton. she's always in a mess. can't she just run the country? it's always a mess. >> and trump took swipes at his presidential hopefuls calling bush and cruz low energy, and shows them trailing in iowa. and hillary clinton will be on the late show with steven colbert. she's set to be in new hampshire tomorrow as part of the politics and egg series in saint anthem college. donating $50 million to the alma mater, welsley college. the money will be used to power the generation of the next generation of leaders.

will be introduced aimed at changing the way massachusetts schools rely on standardized tests. one would put a three-year moratorium on so-called high steaks developing the high steaks graduate, just because they didn't pass the test. and hard to believe, but holiday shopping is already starting to ramp up. >> i know, just around the corner. >> one retailer is bucking the black friday trend. roby is here to chain. >> kathryn, almost year, almost 87 million people went shopping. for retailers, it has become a mandatory day, but a company that sells outdoor goods are starting a retrend. they want people to stay outside

recreational, inc, today, the co-op plans to launch a nationwide campaign that advises people to blow off the mad rush of black friday deals and outdoors. rei wants folks to go on social media, use the hashtag #optoutside, and tell other are you hiking? kayaking? rei did $1.2 billion in sales last year. enough. let's check out some comments coming in on social media. dana, on our facebook page says, i think it's a great move for their employees. do it. let people shop online. darlene says, also on our facebook page, close the stores. it used to be a day families get together, not employees forced

there's number of ways you can do it, our web site, twitter, facebook, chris and kathryn? >> seems pretty one sided there. the quincey couple dubbed a modern day bonnie and clyde. >> still ahead, what's next for the bank robberies all along the east coast. of tom menino, university making

. turning to the weather, what a sight in the night sky, a full moon out there and this was a superman you were listening to daniel. maybe still step outside, and check it out real quick. >> i was looking at some webcams so you can see. sun's coming up, the moon is starting to set. it's just beautiful. and it's chilly this morning, too. may want to leave a couple extra minutes to scrape the windshield. line in boston and wooster. those are the mild spots, so 29

in lawrence, middle 20s, jaffrey, 24. in the 20s to tonton to thalmus, and the 20s have tipped down towards the windward, and nantucket. and we have a few high thin clouds, those clouds will be with us at times mixing with our sunshine, then we get into some of the rain. it's the same area of low pressure, the remnant moist from your what was patricia, hurricane patrician arraigning, arriving for us tomorrow. not today, it is another quiet day, wind is light, so really turns into a nice fall afternoon. tomorrow morning, dry start, clouds thicken and no issues for your morning commute. rain arrives from west to east during the morning hours. a lot of the evening commute

until maybe the tail end of your drive, with downpours, even embedded thunderstorm possible. early on thursday morning, 4:00, 5:00, if you're up early heading out the door that's when you'll encounter some downpours. by 7 a.m., the last of the rain is shipping off the coastline, and welcome into the low 70s on thursday. they'll still be a passing shower around towards the evening, that's why i put a threat in for a brief shower for tailgating at gillette stadium, otherwise the front comes in, clears the skies out and temperatures fall from the upper 60s at gillette stadium to the 50s through the course of the board. the wind, this is the forecast wind gusts speak during the day tomorrow, you'll notice it ramps up during the day tomorrow. numerous gusts between 20, 35 miles per hour, even some gusts over 40, so the cape in the eye lands, we've still got leaves. this is a windswept rain coming in. we may gust as high as 50 miles an hour briefly tomorrow, and

the wind shifts around for the southwest behind it, and we're thursday. breezy during the afternoon, temperatures in the 70s, and turning cooler, a little cooler to start the weekend, too. 40s for trick-or-treaters. halloween. 2 a.m. what's that behind you? >> lots of accidents and slowdowns north of the city. we have two crashes. both of them are on 93. it looks like he's got some injuries there. the back sun to mont vale ave. the backup is to mascom road. then in lynnfield, an earlier accident northbound before route one, that's causing some problems, now the backup is to walnut street. chris and kathryn.

it is 6:47 on your tuesday. checking our top stories, a quincey couple accused of robbing banks all over the east coast are expected in a courtroom today. >> joseph and jenny carrier were expected today after weeks on the run wanted for crimes in massachusetts, pennsylvania, delaware. the superintendent there tells us a student reportedly made threats over the weekend but law enforcement worked quickly to handle it. since it happened, off campus, classes are in session. the driver is still on the loose this morning. police say a 33-year-old man from new york was hit by the red car as he tried to cross route one. the victim later died at the hospital.

mayor, tom menino will have a permanent home at boston university. the school will officially make the announcement today. they say the family is donating a collection of artifacts from the 30 years of service. he was boston's longest serving mayor. he died one year ago today. still to come, vattand will who made a mess of their -- vandals who made a mess of their home field and what's being done to help them out. >> and we're getting a whole new view of boston from the sky. we'll show you this video coming up after the break. and jeb bush had the best record. billions in pork, vetoed. eight budgets, balanced. and tax cuts every single year. right to rise usa

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. welcome back. a bird's eye view of boston. this is a video that was recently recorded by michael griffin. he flied over fenway, boston common, capturing the city of his finest and you can see some of the trees changing there. i feel like in the past week or so, things have really started to pop color wise. >> he was following along my run route along the charles and back. >> i was trying to find myself. >> kind of neat to see that. >> yeah, really cool. >> beautiful. all right. forgotten treasures could be yours for the right price. >> the states putting unclaimed property up for auction, everything from a 1949 red sox

saturday. a little leg concession stand crashed. vandals painted graffiti on the outside of it, broke a window, and tore the place apart. league officials suspect the of damage. >> somebody came in here, went through it and ransacked everything. we have a crash drawer down below, that had been depleted but all the drinks that we used for the fall ball season, as well as for the state tournament, thrown all over the place, some be had detonate aid fire extinguisher. >> community members are pitching in to make sure they have what they need. >> a lobster in beverly getting a lot of attention. take a look at this.

he said the chances of catching one are one in a million. >> it almost looks fake. >> but it's not. 6:53. time for a closer look at what's coming up at 7:00 on cbs this morning. >> let's check in with norra o'donnell. ahead, outrage about this sheriff's deputy who threw a student to the ground in a classroom. we're at the south carolina high school where it happened. and only on cbs this morning, the ceo of rei, he'll explain why his stores will be closed on black friday. the news is back in the morning. see you at 7. >> thank you, nora. imagine owning a car used by james bond, the one of a kind hot rod, now up for auction, but you're going to have to pay

. if you want to ride like james bond, take a being like. you could do it but it's going to cost you big time. >> this is the aston martin db 10 which was used in the new bond film spector. one will bring in $15 million. you can't drive it on the street because it's not street legal. >> it doesn't make sense. >> if you have 15 mill, you can probably make it street legal. >> $15 million.

>> auctioned for charity. >> at least it's going to a good cause. >> you're going to want to bundle up this morning -- it's not that cold, but it feels cold. >> you can bundle, absolutely. the kids will want to hear it, right? >> here's the thing, we're 20s and 30s, 50s later on and it turns into a nice fall day. tomorrow rain moves in late in the day, falling heavily at times late into very early on thursday and the sun breaks out. welcome up around 70. >> who is bundling up to get the coffee this morning? >> i think it's me. >> we'll see you in 25 minutes