breaking news. right now at 6:00, people are evacuated as a building goes up in flames in lynn. >> a 5-year-old hit by a car after getting off a school bus and why his bus driver is off the job this morning. >> big changes at the td garden. what you need to know if you are going to tonight's celtics season opener. captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 e- mail: comments@captioncolorado.com. it is 6:00 a.m. right now. great news. great to have you here. i'm kathryn hauser. >> we are rolling toward the weekend. first we have wet weather to deal with. >> it's another cool start, too.

we have 30s on the map. 33 in portsmouth, new hampshire. 39 in worcester. 50 when you come back down to chatham and nantucket. clouds have been moving in, but they are thin enough that we'll get sunshine at least filtered through. rain is coming back through central new york and northern new jersey. that rain arrives mid to late afternoon for most of us. the morning commute is fine. 2:30, 3:00, worcester down through providence advancing through boston around 4:00. it will be around the evening commute. it only ramps up from there. heavy rain, tropical downpours. even embedded thunderstorms into tonight and early tomorrow morning. ships out of here towards the tail end of the morning commute tomorrow. so enjoy the quiet weather

we'll talk more about the coastal concerns. weather and traffic on the roads. >> 290 eastbound just before shrewsbury street is exit 15. total traffic network says it is a truck versus car. we're starting to see backups now. to the south, the expressway jammed from neponset circle to columbia road, still a strug federal route 37 to the split. finally to the north, 93 southbound is two slow pockets between river road and dascomb road and then in the woburn stretch. route 3 southbound looks heavy and slow between 495 and 129. chris, kathryn. we begin with breaking news. a raging fire tears through a building in lynn. >> dozens of people forced out into the cold overnight. nicole jacobs is live on the scene. good morning, nicole. >> good morning to you, chris. good morning, kathryn. certainly a scary situation for residents hear to describe panic. even some of their neighbors

wanting to jump out of the windows to safety. let's take a look here at the second and third floors of this building. these are actually the apartments of the building. the first floor being several restaurants along this stretch. let's take a look at some video from overnight. this fire did reach three alarms at the peak of it. heavy flames were shooting from the rear of the second floor. again, as i mentioned, those are apartment buildings on that second and third floor. the first goal for crews, of course, was to make sure everybody got out of this building. here's the fire chief describing the challenge of that. >> everybody screaming out of the building. we took a couple of people out on the ladders on the union street side. we got lines in place in the building for 10 or 15 minutes. we had to get everybody out because of the bad conditions. >> reporter: the conditions, we're told, got very bad very quickly. taking another live look here

you the american red cross is assisting dozens of residents right now. we're told 24 adults, seven children that they are helping out. an mbta bus was on scene overnight giving the residents a shelter as it is a much chillier night than it has been in the past. the fire is under investigation. coming up at 6:30, you'll hear from one of the residents who lives here. nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. >> thank you very much. boston police searching for this man. take a good look. he's wanted in connection to a murder in brighton last week. 25-year-old gomatta mousa should be considered armed and dangerous. desmond joseph was shot and killed last week. if you see musses you are asked to call police -- if you see mousa, you are asked to call police right away. a 5-year-old hit by a car after getting off the school

the job. susie, this never should have happened? >> reporter: exactly. that's because it's against school policy to leave a child without a parent or guardian to pick them up. because the drive der that, the driver is off the job. it's lucky that a couple of little boy. >> i released his backpack from his neck so he could breathe. >> reporter: ron was one of a few good samaritans who kept a 5-year-old alert after he got off the school bus alone only to be hit by a car minutes later. >> he had an egg on his head the size of like a half a baseball. he 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 from the charter school agree and don't

young boy off at his stop without a parent or guardian present. the driver has been suspended without pay. the boy suffered a broken leg and minor head injury. is he expected to fully recover. >> i'm glad he's okay. pick up your kids. make sure that somebody's there, please. >> reporter: as for the driver of the car who hit the boy, they did stop and fully comply police. because of that, they are not facing any charges at this time. susie steimle, wbz this morning. the department of transportation will investigate a part of route 20 in oxford where a mother and her infant son died. investigators are recreating the accident scene. 31-year-old christina rusen died her car swerved over the center line and hit a concrete truck head on.

>> you can't assume she was on the phone or was distracted. it is a bad corner and accidents happen. >> reporter: lisa broder's husband died when his car crossed the center line 18 years ago. her son is paralyzed for life. she's been fighting to at least get jersey barriers placed there. stoneham police are searching for two robbers who hit up a coin shop. investigators say two employees were tased. a middleborough man accused of choking a 5-year-old is under arrest. solomon martinez is facing felony assault charges. police say he was visiting a 5- year-old relative in exeter, new hampshire when he placed his hands around her neck. he's now being held on $10,000 cash bail. so many people are reacting to the story in general.

department are investigating this video. it shows a violent arrest of its student inside of a south carolina high school. bree is now back with the newest developments. good morning, bree. >> reporter: good morning. deputy ben fields is on administrative leave right now. the sheriff says he's close to deciding whether or not to fire fields. 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 reassess how the deputies are screened. the sheriff says fields' employment will depend on whether or not he followed the training he's been given while removing that student. the sheriff agrees the video is disturbing. >> i want to throw up. i mean, it just makes you sick to your stomach when you see that initial video. again, that's a snapshot. as a professional, i have to look beyond just that one fist

video and look at the total picture. that's what we're doing. >> reporter: there are reports that the student punched fields before the video was recorded, but the sheriff says he is not concerned at all with the students' actions only his deputies. fields is suspended at the moment. the sheriff expects to complete the internal investigation today. so a federal probe could take several weeks. chris, back to you. campaign 2016 now. tonight is the third debate in the republican presidential race. the latest poll has ben carson with the four-point lead over donald trump. in iowa, trump called second place terrible. the top ten candidates will take part in tonight's debate in boulder, colorado. if you are heading to the celtics season opener at the garden tonight, you may want to get there early. new metal detectors have been installed. bruins fans are the fist ones to go through them last night.

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high winds and high tide could spell trouble today at a notorious spot for flooding. halloween is just days away, and they had this sign posted called franken tide. >> i herveer heard of franken tide but it sounds spooky. >> yeah. >> serious coastal flooding possibilities. >> yeah, minor coastal flooding, so it's night major or anything like that. yeah, the typical spots like morrissey boulevard and right at the coastline. for a couple of high tide cycles.

we have a coastal advisory from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. minor splashover and potentially again tomorrow along the south coast. meantime it is a cool start this morning. temperatures 44 in boston right now. mid-30s in the merrimack valley includes in haverhill where i had a visit with the fourth graders from the tilton tigers school. i became an official honorary tilton tiger. they had awesome questions about you had rains, tornadoes -- hurricanes, tornadoes, and hanks so much for a great visit yesterday. yes, you need the long sleeve jacket on this morning. it's in the mid-30s with the frost. oh, hi, guys. 43 degrees in boston right now. 39 in worcester. >> hey, it's live tv. 30 in keene right now. a little bit of filtered

then the clouds will thicken up. we're tracking the rain, guy is. there's a lot of rain, too, that extends back up into the midwest and down through the carolinas. let's time things out hour by hour. 3:00, the rain is advancing from worcester to providence. by 4:00 p.m., it's in boston. the heaviest downpours move in 9:00, 10:00. overnight tonight, embedded thunderstorms may wake you up into tomorrow morning for the early part of the commute. sun breaks out tomorrow. we come up into the low 70s where the sun breaks out. could be an early afternoon shower on the cape. then a cold front comes in with a brief, early evening shower before clearing comes in after that. that's why i have a chance of a shower for tailgating. no weather-related issues for the pats. blues and purples here, we

the wind advisory is in effect for 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. notice all of eastern massachusetts for southeast wind gusts to 45 miles per hour. i wouldn't be surprised if we see some gusts that top out near 50. potentially 55 miles per hour and some of the heaviest downpours and thunderstorms that develop. so that would be strong enough to cause isolated pockets of damage in eastern massachusetts tonight into very early tomorrow morning. meantime, high temperatures 55 to 60 today. look at this, 72 tomorrow after rain in the morning and then clearing or at left sunshine breaking out after that. friday mostly sunny. temperatures cool back off in the 70s. no problems there for trick or treaters. and milder into the 60s to start next week. robi? >> reporter: we have a new crash and backups south of the city right now. the accident is in canton 95

northbound, the shoulder is blocked there. 24 north sluggish between brockton and the horse bridge a parking lot. looks like route 3 north is a struggle. to the north we go, 93 southbound has slow pockets in andover and wilmington. route 1 southbound bumper to bumper between 95 and the jug handle. chris, kathryn? 6:00 18 right now. the own -- 6:18 right now. the home made famous by the conjuring are suing warner brothers. people haven't stopped trespassing on the property. the couple put up signs and motion detection alarms but nothing stops fans from the movies to check out their house. now the homeowners want money and security plans for them and their home. you can see much more on the story coming up on "cbs this morning" starting at 7:00. days before halloween a

court in salem saying he is hear racing him. doctor harassing him. he's accused of repeatedly calling her late at night, swearing at her and assaulting her on social media. swarza owns a store in salem and says his harassing has hurt her business. the two were once business partners. they will meet in district court later on today. an eerie discovery by the mbta. crews uncovered creepy costumes. a crew member had to jump back when he opened a hollow concrete post. inside were two ragged, beat up costumes. the red and blue capes are decorated with stars and freaky masks attached to them, too. they date back to the 1950s.

boston riders say being discovered the weak before halloween. >> the first thing i was thinking it was a practical joke and it just got lost. >> all of the spirits and creepy. >> let's just hope they are not real corpses. >> the mbta said the costumes are still with the company. >> we have warlock stories and >> it's only right. halloween is a couple of day as way. coming up, the church scandal comes to the big screen. >> ahead, the new movie spotlight being screened tonight. >> and hillary clinton's surprising admission on stephen

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holding another presidential debate. >> what donald trump needs to do to prove he's 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 you'll join me at 11:00 for highlight and analysis. here's one question i have. does donald trump have a second act? no doubt he's done good with the first one. republicans are so fed up with the party's establishment that they were ready to embrace an outsider candidate who just doesn't care about etiquette. trump appears to have gone as far as he can go with a don rickles style stand-up act. app, vague angry-man rhetoric and expert media manipulation. his poll numbers have stalled. women are bailing on him. even the ratings starved cable networks no longer carry all of his speeches live.

we're on the verge of putting troops on the ground to fight isis reportedly. how exactly would a president trump manage that battle and rally allies behind us and know just saying they'll do what i'll say because i'll get along with them is not a satisfactory answer. also, we have a national opioid abuse epidemic to deal with? his opponents mostly haven't caught the public's imagination. trump runs on a cult of personality. tonight is his chance to show he's more than just a fun halloween costume. a few positive ideas, demeanor that displays pet putulence and bluster. hillary clinton made an

with steven colbert last night. she talked about her controversial time at wellesley college. >> i went to a women's college called wellesley outside of boston. >> where, i understand, you were president of the young republicans? >> yes, my first year. it's true. [ laughter ] >> did you show up on the wrong room on signup day? she went on to say her dad was a small businessman and that's republican. >> that's interestingp. coming up, a new report here. >> where massachusetts students rank. >> also ahead, the patriots get right here on wbz. the thursday night showdown. >> as we head to break, here are four things you might want to know as you head out the

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breaking news right now at 6:30. fierce flames forced families into the cold. >> the boston premiere of a new movie detailing "the globe's" investigation into the clergy sex abuse scandal. we're hear from the director. >> and the new effort to find the cargo ship that sank during hurricane joaquin. good wednesday morning to you. it's 6:30. i'm chris mckinnon. >> i'm kathryn hauser. it's wednesday. you are going to need rain gear today. >> dry this morning, but the rain will move in from west to east mid to late afternoon. so the evening commute. >> a little rain here for the evening drive. >> coastal flood advisories, too.

include the cape and islands except for sandwich. 10:00 a.m. from 2:00 p.m. today with minor pockets of coastal flooding in the typical spots. the coastal flood advisory is up again as we head into the high tide around midnight tonight with the persistent onshore wind. the full moon that was yesterday. the typical spotted will see splashover. a lot of 30s on the map but not 20s like yesterday. keene sitting at 30s. there will be a little bit of sunshine that comes out this morning. the clouds are thin enough that you get partial sunshine. watch what happens between 2:00, 3:00 the rain moves in from worcester to providence. by 4:00 it's into boston. temperatures rise all the while. so steadiest rain comes in. overnight tonight it'll fall hard.

to gusty wind and temperatures 65 to 70. then the rain ships out of here. we'll talk more about the wind coming up. let's get you on the roads. hi, robi. >> hi, danielle. plenty of backups both north and south of the city. the bumper to bumper ride includes the expressway and columbia road and 128 southbound between 37 and the split. 93 southbound bumper to bumper in the wilmington stretch. you will also run into slow pockets in the andover and medford stretches. we have breaking news out of lynn this morning. a raging fire forcing families from their homes out into the cold night. >> now we're hearing from someone who lives there. nicole jacobs is live for us on the scene with more on that. good morning, nicole. >> good morning. the resident says she was just arriving home when she saw all of the flames at the end of

that situation. take a look here. this is where most of the damage is on one side. building with a lot of damage. the other side, you'll likely just have water damage and minor damage. this is where firefighters believe the fire started. let's look at some of the overnight flames. i can tell you that the chief says that the fire started around 11:00. they arrived and found the flames piercing through the windows. some of the residents say that they were actually considering jumping from the windows because they were so panicked and so frantic. we did speak with one woman who says several of her family members lived in multiple units. let's listen. >> oh, my god, let me just check this. so i went upstairs to see my apartment. as soon as i went to the kitchen, i smelled all of the smoke and ran down. i went to see him like let me see from my niece's room because you can see from the backyard. so i went to see.

the downstairs hallway was on fire. >> reporter: that's when the chief says flames began moving very quickly. they're still investigating the situation, but they do believe it started in the area where damage. 24 adults, seven children all being helped by the american red cross this morning. of course the investigation and cleanup process will take quite a while. morning. tonight, a movie about the cher say sex abuse scandal will be screened here in boston. bree joins us now with more on the spotlight premiere. hi, bree. >> spotlight follows the pulitzer prize winning investigative journalists from the "boston globe" as they uncovered the church abuse scandal. the heroic victims who spoke up get a chance to see the movie. on the red carpet in new york, the film's stars talked about how badly they wanted to tell

the story and how rare it is to get cast in a picture that carries a bigger message. >> it takes a village for crimes like this to persist and even thrive. thank goodness for strong, investigator journalism because that is one institution we have that can hopefully safeguard against events like this happening again. so buy your local newspaper. >> everybody will be interested. >> michael keaton, mark rough low and rachel mcadams plus more star in the film. several survivors are expected to attend tonight's screening athe coolidge corner. they are holding a special screening of spotlight tomorrow for more survivors to attend. back to you. the navy is now switching technologies to look for the el faro, the cargo ship that sank outside of the bahamas during hurricane joaquin. the navy didn't find the ship

known like a black box. so now it's using side scan sonar technology. they are expected to give an update on the search today. a horse rescue to tell about you in sherborn. the horse got stuck in a field of mud at the orchard last night. the animal was shaken up and stressed but was able to walk away. congress is expected to vote today on a budget compromise to prevent a government shutdown. outgoing speaker boehner is pushing republicans to approve that bipartisan deal. they would raise spending for defense and domestic programs through 2017. the agreement would also prevent cuts in social security and medicare. they have to pass both the house and senate. congress is also trying to pass a long-term transportation bill. p house yesterday passed a measure that would delay a mandate for railroads to incorporate new safety technology.

technology could prevent accidents liked deadly amtrak derailment this past may. they were given to the end of the year to implement the changes. a 5-year-old boy hit by a car while getting off the school bus is recovering this morning, but his bus driver has been suspended. susie steimle is live in worcester with the reason why. good morning, susie. >> reporter: good morning, kathryn. the abby telecharter school specifically has a policy in place to make sure that things like this don't happen. bus drivers must make sure that a parent or guardian is there to pick up every student at the bus stop so they are not left alone. because the student was left alone, that driver is now temporarily suspended with pay, pending this investigation. unfortunately, being left alone at the bus stop is not the worst thing to happen to this 5-year-old boy. after being left there he was then hit by a car on hamilton street. this happened on monday afternoon. he suffered a broken leg and minor head injury.

thankfully there were a couple of people nearby who saw this and stopped to help this boy. saw. >> we talked to him saying open your eyes, open your eyes. he opened his eyes and was trying to get up. we said stay where you are. don't move. >> he had an egg on his head like the size of a baseball and was bleeding from the mouth. >> reporter: as for the driver of the car who hit this young boy, they complied with the and talked to police. because of that, they are not facing any charges at this point in time. susie steimle, wbz this morning. massachusetts students are tops in the nation according to a new report card out this morning. on the whole, math and reading scores were down across the country. massachusetts ranks first in fourth and eighth grade math but finished behind new hampshire when it comes to eighth grade reading.

facing two new federal lawsuits both filed here in massachusetts. two men claim draftkings and fan duel violate fantasy law by claiming it requires skill and believes it is rigged to pay out top players. history may be on tom brady's side. he is a perfect 8-0 on thursday night football. the dolphins have racked up 82 points during the current two- game win streak. brady knows the pats' offense better be ready to score points come tomorrow night. >> they've got a lot of guys that can make plays. on our or fence, we have to counter that. we've got to play well early and have to play well and be aggressive. they're playing really well.

>> our coverage begins tomorrow night at 7:00 with a special edition of patriots game day. kickoff is at 8:25. then we'll beck down all. highlights. it is 6:40 right now. just ahead, a new lead in the murder investigation. >> the man police are new looking to talk to in connection with a crime in brighton. >> new developments on this classroom takedown that's gone viral. the investigation is growing. good morning, danielle. >> good morning, kathryn. a lot of reports coming in. thank you, as always, to our weather watchers for your observations. temperatures in the 30s for a lot of us. 40 says peter in cambridge with a few high, thin wispy clouds. the moon pictures were visible from a neighbor's house in cambridge. the clouds thicken and rain moves in by later on this afternoon. we'll talk about the timing and how much to expect the wind

welcome back at 6:43 right now. this weekend is daylight saving time. if you are looking to stay on schedule as you turn back the clock, kathryn has the tips for you.

if you wake up early on sunday, go exercise. why not? your mood. if you sleep in, go to sleep that night an hour early so you don't get even less sleep on sunday night. here in the news world or many other jobs where you have to do shift work, it is the best day of the year because you have the extra hour of sleep. >> the stun goes down earlier and comes up. it's almost 7:00 and it's still dark out. >> i know, right in the morning. so i always get a little sad, though, at 4:30 in the evening and you are like, oh, my gosh, it's dark. >> not me. i like that it's dark becausing fall asleep finally. >> that's true. >> get that extra hour of sleep but the sunrise and sun set are dotely different. the sunset is at 5:39. then we turn the clocks back so we'll have a little sunshine for wbz this morning but the

sunset, you are absolutely right, is early. 44 in boston right now. 31 in nashua. a lot of the suburbs are in the 30s right now. we get scattered frost on the windshield with the dimly lit moon poking through. the clouds thicken up rapidly here this morning. rain is already coming back through southern new york, pennsylvania, new jersey, and extends all the way from the midwest through the carolinas. this is the leftover moisture. the remnants of patricia here. the rain arrives generally around and after 2:00. it ramps up from there and will be around the evening drive, typical light to moderate rain. heavy downtours and embedded thunder may wake you up. absolutely pouring for the early part of the morning commute. 7:30, the intensity will taper off a bit. it will still be a few

downpours around the farther east you go. we ship it out tomorrow morning. breaks of sun come out. we come into the lower 70s. then a late day shower briefly generally north and west of boston. pregame tailgating for thursday night football tomorrow. upper 60s. i wouldn't bring the poncho or anything like that. you may want the rain coat to pop the hood up. clearing skies coming in around kickoff. temperature around 60 falling into the 50s. the wind will be 10 to 20 miles tomorrow. speaking of wind, tomorrow, it's out of the east-southeast. so we get a coastal flood this afternoon. this evening, we may see gusts topping out around 40, 45 miles per hour. coastline, cape and islands especially may see gusts that exceed 50 miles per hour. overnight tonight and some of the heaviest downpours and thunderstorms that develop. tomorrow, that wind shifts around out of the southwest.

per hour for the most part. so we're watching the tides. not only this afternoon, midday high tide but overnight tonight at midnight and then again tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. keep in mind, two hours either side of the high tide cycle. right into the immediate coastline. we'll see minor slashover and coastal flooding today. 50s for highs. 07s tomorrow. in fact, the temperatures overnight rise overnight tonight. tomorrow morning will be 30 to 40 degrees warmer than it is outside right now. the weekend is looking good. no problems for trick or treaters. robi? awye have a ton of backups out there now south of boston. 24 northbound is now jammed from what looks like 128 back to bracton to 95 northbound crawls from neponset street to 128. expressway say mess from columbia road. looks like back to the split.

93 southbound stop and go wilmington to woburn. route 3 a struggle from 495 down to concord road. route 1 south is inching along between 95 and jug handle lights. chris, kathryn? our top stories, boston police searching for a man wanted in connection to a murder in brighton last week. >> they say gomatta mousa you see here should be considered armed and dangerous. desmond joseph was shot and killed last thursday. if you see this man meuse so, call police right away. 31 people forced from their homes by a massive fire in lynn. the flames broke out around chestnut street around 11:00. there's a fried chicken restaurant and other businesses on the first floor and apartments on the second and third floors. a part of route 20 in oxford will be investigated

died. investigators arrecreating the accident. christina russen died when her car swerved over the center line and hit a concrete truck on route 20. her 9-month-old baby noah died at the hospital a short time later. >> the justice department is looking into the south carolina sheriff's deputy who pulled a student from her desk. deputy fields is seen pulling her from class. the school district was horrified by the scene. fields' boss says there is an internal investigation into the tactics the deputy used. they will focus on whether he used his training properly. from massachusetts to the white house. >> coming up, the 13-year-old who caught the attention of >> plus, healthier kids. should be replaced in their

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6:52. the celtics kick off the season tonight. the cs face off against the sixers at the garden. the cs held one last practice in waltham yesterday. tip-off is at 7:30 tonight. the bruins still looking for their first home victory on the ice this season. david krejci opens the first period. he goes top shelf here. bs up, 1-0. brad marchand some nifty moves on the power play here in the third period.

a special honor for a 13- year-old from people brook. the president welcomed the world cup champion u.s. women's soccer team. alay ludlow was upset after her brother told her boys are so much better at soccer than girls. so she wrote the president saying girls should be treated equally. so the white house responded and invited her to yesterday's ceremony. a new drug developed in part uses a herpes virus to attack melanoma and kick start a patient's immune system. now the fda is approving it for advanced stage melanoma. similar treatments using the polio virus and common cold virus could help people with brain tumors and bladder cancer. sugar can help children's health. a new study out of california

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uneven coloring on their heads. >> very cool to see. >> it's cool. always a new discovery. >> we get rain moving in. so it is a dry start this morning. it's going to rain hard into overnight and early tomorrow morning. the rain is advancing in bost been i 4:00 p.m. give me leeway this afternoon and then embedded thunder and coastal flooding will be a minor issue tomorrow. gusty wind may cause isolated damage. >> not bad. thank you, danielle. wbz.