patio, you can sit outside with them. top stories and traffic straight ahead. >> the news at 5:00 starts right now. dozens forced out in the cold after a building goes up in lynn. >> a little boy hit by a car moments after getting off the school bus and why the driver is off the job this morning. >> new trouble for draftkings and fan duel. the fantasy sports sites are accused of lying to investigators. captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 e- mail: comments@captioncolorado.com good morning to you. i'm chris mckinnon. >> i'm kathryn hauser. great to have you with us on this wednesday, october 28th. we're getting closer to halloween, which is exciting. you'll want the rain gear today. >> you can see i packed the umbrellap. >> he always forgets so this is

big for him. >> you'll probably not need it, actually, because the rain doesn't move in. it's always safe than sorry. we have heavy rain overnight into tomorrow morning so it's good to have it in the car. it's not as cold as we had yesterday. we have 20s on the map. we may dip into the upper 20s somewhere like norwood or back up to keene. mid-30s in the merrimack valley. notice the rain coming back through eastern pennsylvania now. so it's off to our west. we'll get a little partial sunshine that peeks through this morning and then rain advances in mid to late afternoon. right before 4:00 p.m. then overnight tonight it's the tropical downpours that will absolutely pour into the afternoon. then the rain tapers off mid to late morning tomorrow.

40 to start, clouds thicken, no weather-related issues for your morning drive. overskies, and winds pick up as well. areas of rain for the ride home. temperatures in the mid-50s. we'll talk more about the wind and coastal concerns coming up. let's get you on the roads though, first. halfway through the workweek, danielle. let's start with a live look over 93 as we check the ride from the north. 93 southbound has moderate volume now woburn to boston but no reported backups. checking the south map now. that needs to be updated right there. you see slowdowns on 95 north. those are gone and those caution signs are overnight work crews, those are gone as well. right now, 24 north is clear coming up from avon, route 3 north and 24 north are speed limit rides. chris, kathryn? we begin with breaking news this morning.

>> dozens of families forced out into the cold. nicole jacobs is live for us with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: kathryn, chris, good morning. it was just around 11:00 last night in lynn where crews were called here to chestnut street. you can see just on the side of the building some of the damage. a closer look here, investigators spent quite a few hours inside that building trying to still figure out exactly what caused it. i want to get you right to some video from overnight where flames were really pouring out of this building as firefighters worked as quickly flames. the fire did reach three alarms at its peak. flames could be seen shooting floor. the second and third floors of this building are actually apartment complexes or say. the first floor is a business. the first goal is to tray to

make sure everyone got out of the building safely. here's the fire chief describing that challenge. >> we took a couple of people out on the ladders on the union street side. we got lines in place in the minutes. we had to get everybody out because of the bad conditions. >> reporter: taking another live look here on chestnut street in lynn, fire crews and fire trucks, ladder trucks and already left. there are still minimal crews here just kind of cleaning up things and manning the posts right now. a national grid truck just showed up. no one was injured in the fire which is certainly good news. they are continuing to investigate the actual cause. although, again, they believe it started in that area where you see the most damage. we'll continue to keep you updated as we learn more. chris, kathryn, back to you. >> thank you very much. boston police identified

with the murder in brighton last week. police say 25-year-old gom atta mouse -- gomatta mousa is armed and dangerous. a car hits a 5-year-old as he's getting off the school bus. this morning, the bus driver is off the job. susie, the school and bus company say that that boy should never have been allowed off the bus. >> reporter: that's right, kathryn. it's against school policy to leave a student at a bus stop without knowing that a parent or guardian was there to pick them up. that's why this driver will not be out on the road this morning or the near future. shortly after getting off of that bus, an accident happened. the young boy was laying on hamilton street bleeding from the head. thankfully, a couple of strangers stopped to help him out.

loose from his neck so he could still breathe. >> reporter: ron was one of a few good samaritans who kept a 5-year-old boy alert after he got off the school bus alone only to be hit by a car minutes later. it happened on busy hamilton street monday. >> he had an egg on his head the size of a half of a baseball and was bleeding from the mouth. >> as far as i'm concerned no little kid should ever be getting off the bus without someone there to get them, especially on a street like this. >> reporter: officials agree. they don't know why the bus driver let the young boy off at his stop without a parent or guardian present. the driver that be suspended pending investigation. he is expected to fully recover. >> i'm just glad the kid is okay. pick up your kids. make sure somebody's there, please. >> reporter: as for the driver of the car who hit that little boy, they were said to fully

stopped and helped police just after the accident happened and they're not facing any charges at this point in time. we're live in worcester, susie steimle, wbz this morning. this thursday, the department of transportation will investigate the part of route 20 where a mother and her infant son died in a crash. investigators are recreating that accident. 31-year-old christina rusen died on monday morning. police say her car served over the center line and hit a concrete truck in oxford. her 9-month-old baby died a short time later. >> you can't assume she was on the phone or was distracted. you know, it is a bad corner. accidents happen. >> this isn't the first deadly accident at this spot. lisa's husband died when his car crossed the center line 18 years ago. her son is paralyzed for life.

jersey bareiers placed in the -- jersey barriers placed in the spotted. the man you see here is facing felony assault charges. he was visiting a 5-year-old relative in exeter, new hampshire when he placed his hands around her neck. he's facing cash bail. this video is being investigated showing the violent arrest of a student inside of a south carolina high school. here's bree sison with new developments. >> reporter: the deputy is on administrative leave right now but the sheriff is close to deciding whether or not to fire fields. that announcement could come today. deputy fields was asked to remove the student from class by the teacher and vice principal. school officials called the tactics outrageous and say they will reacease how school resource officers are screened before being placed. the sheriff says fields' employment will depend on whether or not he followed the training he's been given in removing that student.

disturbing. >> i wanted to throw up. i mean, it just makes you sick to your stomach when you see that initial video. again, that's the snapshot. as a professional, have i to look beyond just that one first picture. that's what we're doing. >> reporter: there are reports that the student punched fields before the video was recorded, but the sheriff insists he's not concerned with the deputies. moment. the sheriff says he expects to have the internal investigation complete today, though, a federal probe could take several weeks. kathryn, back to you. >> bree, thank you very much. boston-based draftkings facing two new federal lawsuits both filed here in massachusetts. two men claimed draftkings and fan duel violated federal law by claiming the fantasy leagues require skill. the suits charge the games are rigged to pay out top players.

if you are heading to the celtics season opener, you may want to get there earlier. new metal detectors were installed. bruins fans were first to use them. ahl and nba have called for them and they will be used from hear on out. the third debate in the republican presidential race is tonight. the latest poll has ben carson donald trump. trump called second place terrible and challenged his supporters to get his numbers back up. the top ten candidates will take part in tonight's debate in boulder, colorado. coming up at 5:30, jon keller explains why tonight's debate is an important test for donald trump. >> what a start it was for the world series. the royals and mets facing off in game one. it went long. it was five hours 19 minutes. the mets up 4-3, and alex

this goes into the 14th inning here where eric kozmer met with the sacrifice fly. this was the longest game one in world series history. game two is tonight. earlier in the game, the fox broadcast truck lost power knocking them off the air. both generators failed. oops. they switched them to the mlb international feed for a couple of innings. the game was delayed because the replay was unavailable. both manager as agreed to continue without replay. >> it happens. technology new england a while, you know -- technology once in a while, you know? we've got the highlights from the showdown with the coyotesp. >> plus, the pats getting ready to take on miami tomorrow night right here on wbz. what tom brady says about their division rival. hi, danielle. >> hey, chris.

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small ranging in size from 33 to 38 feet. >> oh, that's it? >> they have distinctive coloring on their head. >> cool. >> that's wild. we need to get to the forecast. we've got rain, but it doesn't sound like it's later in the day. >> maybe with the kids home from school. >> exactly. morning. sunrise 10:00 to 12:00. i know this always makes you jealous, but i just met 100 new friends and became an official honorary chilton tiger. >> look at these pom-poms. fourth graders with a ton of energy. we had a blast. thank you for having me out to visit. we talked about the rain moving in, too, about storms, tornadoes, and hurricanes.

if you are heading out the again, long sleeves. most of the rain doesn't arrive, like we talked about, until later on today. currently, 43 in boston. the wind from the north is light right now, 3 miles per hour. yesterday. 35 going long. there is a little bit of scattered frost in the suburbs that's dipped into the lower to middle 30s. 40s on the cape and islands. satellite radar shows the clouds move in. they are thin enough that i think we'll get filtered sunshine. the clouds will thicken. rain arrives mid to late afternoon. right now, it's pushing back through southern new jersey, eastern portions of pennsylvania and western new york. hour by hour, the morning drive is just fine. no weather-related issues. even through lunch hour midday, you'll notice clouds thicken up. we'll be overbut the rain doesn't arrive until west to east mid to late afternoon.

either side of 2:00 p.m. in worcester. 4:00 p.m. in the city of boston and we'll be around for the evening commute. the heaviest rain falls after the evening drive into overnight tonight and it's a very early small morning. mid to late morning, most of the rain will be tapering off. the sun breaks out tomorrow. we push into the low 70s for high temperatures. and then the cold front comes in late in the day, and that means a brief shower that comes in late afternoon to early evening tailgating through gillette stadium. mostly sunny and temperatures cooler again, running in the 50s. how much rain can you expect? we could use a good soaking rain. for most of us, the blues and purples indicate 1 to 2 inches. there may be locally higher amounts here in central massachusetts. the low-lying areas of street flooding, hushen flooding may be an issue in the early morning hours tomorrow. the wind also a concern.

the wind advisories in effect from 7:00 p.m. tomorrow. the wind will increase out of the southeast, even gusts as the coastline. late 50s this evening and overnight tonight. it may be strong enough to bring down isolated branches or cause a couple of pockets of outages. look at these highs tomorrow. we dove into the low 70s as the morning rain departs. 50s by the evening. so plan for 50 at the start of kickoff tomorrow for thursday night football. and milder for trick or treaters and milder for the start of next week. >> at least no weather issues now. >> hey, listen, when you do the school visits, i though kids say weather is cool, but traffic is even more awesome.

>> they do. i talk about cars all of the time. >> do they ask about me? >> they ask about you all of the time. >> those adorable kids. we have an incident going on north of boston. total traffic network says there's a vehicle on fire 495 northbound after route 123. emergency crews arriving on the scene. we'll keep you posted but no backups so far. chris, kathryn? 5:19 on your wednesday morning. we turn to sports now. the pats get ready to face off against the dolphins plus the bruins look to finally win one in front of the home crowd. >> the bruins came in undefeated on the road but winless at home and that was a problem until last night. the bs only two on one. krejci keeps it. that made it 1-0 bruins. same score, second period.

jimmy hayes bangs in the rebound. it's 2-0. struggling big time. dropping off 22 shots including two down low. later in the second, the individuals played joe mora switched and it's a perfect wrist shot making it 3-0 bruins after two. same score third period. brad marchand leads it to brett. it's 4-0 black and gold. marchand would score his own. b's win their fist home game in style -- first home game in style. 6-0 the final. went to the patriots, belichick took it easy on them practicing indoors. once tomorrow night comes around, tom brady and the offense will be geared up for the dolphin team. >> there was one open against tennessee. so we've got to make sure we

know, execute well so that, you know, we keep things under control. you can't be one out with these guys. these dies are a talented group. >> be sure to c.a.t. catch -- be sure to catch patriots all access. kickoff is at 8:25. it's usually followed by the fifth quarter post game show. you can stay tuned to wbz and the 11:00 news with lisa hughes and david wade. the celtics have their season opener. i'm steve burton. back to you. up next, a creepy

. welcome back. it's 5:24 on your wednesday morning. charter school advocates have signatures to get a question raising the cap on charter schools on the 2016 ballot. governor baker is proposing a bill to let the state add up to a dozen new or expanded charter schools each year. a group says if lawmakers don't take it seriously, they'll push for the ballot question. >> this is a little spooky. just before halloween, an

>> crews uncovered creepy costumes. some think, bree, this could be a halloween prank. >> the timing is certainly eerie. a contractor working on the $82 million renovation downtown had to jump back when it cracked open a 60-year-old hollow concrete post. inseed, two creepy, ragged beat up costumes. the red and blue capes are decorated with stars and freaky masks attached to them. they date back to the 1950s. here's the brick layer who found them. being discovered the week before halloween with a full moon is uncanny, they say. >> at first i thought it was a practical joke at the time or maybe it was something that got lost when they concreted it >> yeah, really creepy.

>> the mbta isn't so impressed with the costumes. they wouldn't give us a comment but said the costumes are still with the construction company that found them. kathryn, chris, back to you. >> i think we should get our hands on the costumes to prank someone outside. >> you just never know who's worn them, though, and what kind of ghosts are in them. >> maybe ghosts of winters past. >> ah, maybe. still to come in our next half hour, we'll continue to lynn. >> dozens of people forced out into the cold when a building went up in flames. the details that we're learning this morning. >> jon keller looks at what donald trump needs to do to stay on top. >> hillary clinton heads to late night and how she good morning, danielle. chris. a dry start this morning. a cool start as well into the

you know when it arrives and

breaking news right now at 5:30, dozens forced out into the cold after a building goes up in flames in lynn. the search this morning to find the cause. >> a little boy hit by a car after getting off the school bus in worcester. why the bus company says it never should have happened. >> plus, gop hopefuls facing off in yet another debate. a closer look at what you should expect for tonight. good morning. it is 5:30. welcome back. i'm catherine hauser. >> i'm chris mckinnon. >> we say it at the end of month go?

a lot of times in october you think of big storms. this one has been dry. >> this is the remnants of patricia. >> there's a lot of tropical moisture. in effect today from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. for minor pockets of coastal flooding. morrissey boulevard, one of the spots that may see the low- lying areas with an increasing wind off the ocean so all the way from the coastline of the north shore stretching back. there will be additional minor flooding as we heed in never night tonight. 43 in boston right now. mid-30s lawrence. there is a little bit of frost scattered out. it's not as cold as it has been. some of the suburbs in the 30s will have to encounter a little bit of that. clouds may thicken up, but we may get sunshine early this morning. before that happens, the rain approaching eastern new york now. here's the hour by hour

forecast through early afternoon. the rain arrives west to east. let's say between 2:00 and 4:00 p.m. for most of us. notice the exception, cape and islands. it will impact your evening commute. temperatures 55 to 60. watch what happens overnight tonight. the temperatures continue to rise through the 60s early tomorrow morning waking up to upper 60s. downpours, maybe even embedded thunderstorms in there. then the breaks of sun come out. we come to the low 70s. let's get you on the roads. traffic and weather together. >> hi, danielle. seeing the first backups of the morning south as well. there was an early vehicle fire 133. the fire is out. area. over on 93 southbound in and 133. checking the south, you can see

the northbound side of the expressway, very heavy volumes but no breakdowns. 128 southbound is bumper to bumper in the braintree stretch between 37 and the split. it's 5:33 right now. following breaking news this morning. dozens of people forced from their homes by a massive fire in lynn. the flames broke out at this building on chestnut street around 11:00 last night. there is a fried chicken restaurant on the first floor and apartments on the second and third floors. another top story we're following for you. a car hits a 5-year-old boy as he's getting off the school bus. now the bus driver is off the job. the little boy should never have been allowed off that school bus. good samaritans helped him. the school says he is expected to recover. critics are pushing a

handful of bills to reduce the state's reliance on exams as graduation requirements. one bill would bar schools from denying students who pass everything but the tests. the gop is holding another presidential debate. this morning, jon keller looks at what donald trump needs to do to prove he is a serious candidate for the white house. >> reporter: good morning. tonight in colorado, the republican candidates for president meet for yet another debate. i hope they'll join me at 11:00 for highlights and analysis. here's one question i have about the debate. does donald trump have a second act? no doubt he's done well with the first one.

someone. trump seems has to have gone as far as he can go with the don rickles comedy act. women are bailing on him. even the ratings-starved cable networks no longer carry all of his speeches live. it's tile for trump to proves' more than just a clever self- marketer. we're on the verge of putting troops on the ground. how exactly would a president trump that battle and know just saying they'll do what i say because i'll get along with them is not a satisfactory answer. also, we have a national opioid abuse epidemic to deal with. what's his specific plan? some of them have clear records and detailed ideas. while trump runs on a cult of personality.

he's more than just a really fun halloween costume. a demeanor that displays stability and intelligence rather than pet euless and bluster. talk back to me at keller@wbztv.com or via twitter @keller at large. hillary clinton recently was on stephen colbert. >> we binge watch. >> what do you binge watch? >> we finally finished "house of cards." it took a while because we were slow going. >> do you watch that show and every yawn go ooh, so old hat. >> another murder, i mean, really. >> clinton will be in new hampshire today. she'll start her day in manchester. straight ahead a drugstore buyout. >> walgreen's buying one of its biggest rival chains.

how much the deal is worth. >> plus, how target is helping kids find the best spot for trick or treating this year. danielle? >> chris, checking in with weather watchers this morning. temperatures are running in the 30s and 40s out the door right now. let's check in with eric at 32 degrees in hopkinton. i heard from a lot of weather watchers that you can see the moon dimly lit for a lot of them. not too cold. the wind is going to knock down ape lot of leaves. we'll time out the strongest wind gusts and when the rain arrives when we come back.

federal officials are raising concerns about tire safety. >> good morning, jill. kathryn. wall green's is buying its drugstore rival rite aid for about $9.5 billion in cash. the deal would create a drugstore giant worldwide. for now, rite aid will keep their name. the system for tire recalls is broken. only one in five recalled tires are removed from the road. there's the little opening bell test that we just heard. about 500 people are killed in tire-related accidents each year. this halloween, there is a

users can mark the best houses when it comes to decorations. more importantly, candy. chris, kathryn, we can figure out the houses to avoid. the ones that give away rolls of pennies. >> you know what we were thinking, the stock exchange bell, they were making sure you were awake. >> reporter: you know what, every morning they do it. i never know when it's coming but it scares me each time. >> you kept on going. it's good. you didn't miss a beat. >> hopefully we were in video. >> you weren't, but it's okay. we'll send a screen shot to you, jill. >> i look forward to that. >> she didn't miss a beat. you never know what can happen. coming up, a check on the traffic and weather together. >> plus, a 5-year-old hit after getting off the school bus in worcester. why the bus driver is suspended. >> plus, surviving daylight saving time.

and stay rested as we get set

welcome back. this weekend is daylight saving time. if you are looking to stay rested while turning back the clocks, we have tips for you. >> if you wake up early, go exercise.

cue the eye roll from danielle. it was hilarious. if you sleep in, go to sleep that night an hour early. that's hard to do so you don't get even less sleep sunday night. >> go workout. >> i work out every day. >> i'm just saying, maybe a little earlier. >> what are you trying to say? you saw me eat that cupcake yesterday and now she's like, go workout. >> i ate the cupcake, too. >> i'm sorry, this is a morning newser's favorite day of the year. we get an extra hour of sleep here. the sunset is at 4:38. it's darker earlier so we can go to sleep at dark skies out there.

out there. clouds moving in but they are thin enough that we're seeing the dim moonlight from the full moon yesterday. lack at this swath. this disturbance, the remnant moisture from pacific comes in from west to east. p.m. the evening hours, though,when the heaviest downpours, tropical-like overnight tonight into the predown tomorrow. 7:30, maybe even the thunderstorm gusty wind. we come in the lower 70s. that's why i have a chance for a shower around for tailgating before clearing skies come around after that.

poncho or anything like that. temperatures near 70 and then falling after that as clearing comes in. we'll be around 60 for kickoff. lower 50s cooler into the forth quarter. the wind will increase today out of the east-southeast. by the afternoon, we're seeing gusts 20 to 35 miles per hour. another gust over 40. tonight we may get to gusts right at the coastline with the trees. this may bring down some branches. the strongest wind late this evening and overnight tonight. otherwise, the wind gusts tomorrow will be generally between the 20 and 30 mile-per- hour range. so we are watching the tides in eastern massachusetts.

maybe again tomorrow as well. keep in mind it's with the astronomical high tide as well. 50s today, low 70s tomorrow and 50s again by friday and for the start of the weekend. no weather-related issues for trick or treaters. back up into the 60s we go from 70 to the start of next week. we've got tough rides right now on this wednesday morning commute money let's take a live look at the expressway in dorchester. right now, the northbound side is jammed. look at all of those headlights jammed. 128 southbound is bumper to bumper between route 37 and the braintree split. a couple of pockets on 93 southbound and then over on 495 northbound after route 133. we're seeing minor backups following an earlier car fire out there. chris, kathryn? we're following breaking

a raging fire tears through a building in lynn overnight. >> nicole, good morning. >> good morning to you, kathryn. a bit of new information for you right now. according to the american red cross, many of the residents we're told there are several elderly residents involved in the fire. take a look here over my shoulder. you can see the blown out windows with the fire crews from overnight. the scene video is certainly impactful flames. crews arrived and everyone made it out. that was a bit of a challenge simply because the fire happened around the time everyone was in bed or heading to bed.

ongoing as well as dozens are now displaced. >> this wednesday morning, residents in new hampshire are rallying around the family of a -- around the family of a little boy who suddenly died. he and his dad were delivering cookies. christopher suddenly tripped and fell. the boy died. a relative set up a go fund me page. so far, they've raised more than $21,000. >> good morning,ite susie steimle where a bus driver has been suspended for letting ai 5-year-old off at the bus stop all alone. after being left alone, the boy was hit by a car. he was sent to the hospital with a minor head injury. you'll hear from the people who stopped coming up at 6:00 and

we'll tell you what the school had to say about the accident. susie steimle, wbz this morning. the department of justice is looking into a south carolina sheriff's deputy who pulled a student from her desk monday. deputy ben fields is shown on cell known video removing the high schoolgirl from class. the school district says they were horrified by the scene. fields' bus says there is an internal -- fields' boss says there is an internal investigation. they will focus primarily on whether the deputy used his training properly. coming up in a few minutes, when the sheriff says he expects to make a decision on the deputy's future. congress is expected to vote today on a budget prom mize to prevent a government shutdown. john baner is pushing republicans to approve the bipartisan deal. it would raise spending for defense and domestic programs. it would cult social security and medicare.

tonight a movie about the cher say sex abuse scandal will be screened here in boston. the film's stars and journalists who inspired it walked the red cart in new york. the investigative journalists uncovered abuse by catholic priests. >> it takes a village for crimes like this to purr sift and even thrive. thank goodness for strong investigative journalism because that is one institution we have that can hopefully safeguard against events like this happening again. so buy your local newspaper. >> michael keaton, mark rough low and rachel mcadams and more star in the film. according to "the globe," several survivors expected to survive the screening at coolidge corner. enrollment at the state's higher ed institutions is down on average.

2% but the state's nine other universities saw enrollment down less than 1%. community colleges suffer the most with a 4.3% drop in enrollment. state officials say the better economy made it easier for high school grads to find jobs. women are now accepted at one of harvard's long standing men's only club. >> the fox club isn't officially affiliated with harvard but it's been around for 117 years. according to the harvard crimson, they have invited several junior and senior women here. the club wrote a letter saying the university was forcing them to accept women by november 1st arefies repercussions -- or face repercussions. why one couple chose to say i do at a haunted theme

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>> some people take halloween seriously. >> it's kind of cute. >> i was going to say, it actually looks like a wedding. he's got the hat and tails and she's got her corpse bride dress. >> spooky. keep it right here. top stories are straight ahead.