>> yep. top stories, weather and traffic straight ahead right here on wbz this morning. the news at 5:00 starts right now. breaking news at 5:00, a stabbing leads to a s.w.a.t. scone. we're live at the scene with the latest. >> cleaning products dropped in trick or treat bags. the warning from police and the search for the person responsible. >> and how a rack of scarves may have saved a woman from a bullet. >> and how these changes may impact your wallet. p captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 e- mail: good tuesday morning to you at 5:00. i'm chris mckinnon. >> i'm kathryn hauser. it's tuesday, november 3rd. if you like yesterday, you will like today weather-wise. good morning, danielle. >> good morning, you guys.

beautiful day today. a little milder today. afternoon. it's 47 in boston right now. dew points in the lower 40s. the winds are out of the right now. many communities, including the city of boston 47. 35 in nashua. a lot of the suburbs are running in the 30s right now. we have clouds to the north. we may get a couple here a touch of fog in the typical spots. norwood and blue hill. sunrise coming up at 6:20. fantastic, beautiful lunch hour. sunset's coming at 4:35 tonight. we'll outline a chance of a couple of showers and we'll get you on the roads first. good morning, robi.

we're off to a good start with no backups or accidents to report. it's early. the major route are looking good. checking the north maps, lots of green as we expect at this power. route 3 is smooth coming out of chelmsfordp. route 1 south and 495 look like speed limit rides. chris, kathryn? it's 5:02 right now. we bin with breaking news that we're following. a s.w.a.t. standoff taking place in canton. this all started with a stabbing. >> susie steimle is live near the scene. susie, police are keeping you pretty far away from where this is actually happening. >> reporter: they are, chris. there's not a whole lot that we can see, but we can give you a glimpse of the scene. we're at the perimeter. this police cruiser is marking the edge of about as close as

intersection of dedham and washington. a couple hundred yards down the way, we can see police vehicles in the dark. it's pretty quiet down there. police say that someone has barricaded themselves inside of 1425 washington street, and that did start with a stabbing. responded overnight. we know state police, stoughton, norwood and canton are actively working on this as well as a s.w.a.t. team has been called in working on this investigation at this point. they have shut down a number of roads, including right where we're standing on washington street. there's also pleasant street that has been closed down if you are somebody that drives around this area of canton. if you are familiar with canton this is right near the police department. right now, that's all we can tell you. we'll continue to check in with police throughout the morning and keep you posted. live in canton, susie steimle, wbz this morning.

>> thank you for the update. also breaking, an active murder of a 21-year-old. investigators have been looking for evidence at the scene. there have been no arrests. right now, police say they don't have a suspect description. new this morning, new technology to improve safety on the rails. >> it comes with a big price tag. it's called positive train control. it can automatically slow down a train to prevent accidents or derailments like this one that killed eight people in philadelphia last may. the government is mandating that it be installed on all trains and tracks. it will cost $451 million. the sag already considering fare -- the agency is already considering area hikes. toxic chemicals disguised as streets handed out to children. nicole jacobs is live there and

police are urging all parents to check their kids' candy. >> reporter: of course. by now, children are well into their halloween candy bags. police here in hopkinton don't believe this is an isolated incident, so they are really wanting to send out that warning now. a night of fun trick or treating seemed typical until this bathroom bowl cleaner made its way into a mix of treats. >> i can't imagine someone playing that kind of a joke or prank on kids trying to trick or treat. >> reporter: parents are being warned to check the bags and candy because a 6 and 14-year- old made this dangerous discovery. >> the reaction from my friends and i are we hope it was an innocent mistake. >> reporter: they don't believe kids grabbed the bowl cleaners but perhaps they were sidelined

into the bags of street -- they were slipped into the bags of treats. so police say no one was actually hurt by this. no one actually ate the candy, but again or i should say bowl cleaner that appeared to be candy, but they are sending out this warning for parents and children to do a double-check of the candy bags. live in hopkinton, nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. meanwhile, families in hudson, new hampshire, also had a scare this halloween. a parent checking a candy bag found a razor blade inside. the parent gave it to police and they are investigating. a stray bullet ripped through the walls of a home just missing a woman's head. she says her scarves actually stopped the ballet. bree is here now -- stopped the bullet. bree is here now with the latest. >> reporter: this mother of three kept her children home on halloween because she was concerned about their well being.

she knows she lives in a tough neighborhood but she thought inside of her house has to be a safe place. she was up watching television bedroom. she heard a shot and checked on hoer mother in the next room. everyone was okay and went back to sleep. daylight revealed a bullet entered the second floor, traveled through her mother's room inches past the headboard and into her room just feet away in a pile of scarves. >> you can't be safe in your own house. if i was renting, i would be out of here today. it's my own house so what am i going to do? i have to be here. >> reporter: police believe she was the unintended victim of a drive-by shooting. no arrests have been made. the fbi is now joining the murder investigation of a new

shot and killed while out for a walk on a sunday evening in august. there is a $42,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest. an officer with the suffolk county sheriff's department charged with attacking teenagers in norton. those teenagers say jeffrey perillo approached them and said he was an officer. he wasn't in uniform. when they questioned him, he pulled one of the teens out from the car and began hitting him. perillo is on administrative leave and is facing multiple charges including assault and battery and carrying a firearm while under the influence. two burlington teenagers are now accused of vandalizing a local mosque. the 18-year-olds were in court yesterday. police say they were out drinking halloween night when they spray painted usa on the burlington islamic center and through eggs at the building. investigators say surveillance video captured the entire thing include the moment they get out masks.

it was actually a police car. >> the video that's out there, one of the officers was watching it and saw the car and saw something particular on the vehicle that raised his attention to it. he thought it could be a vehicle he knew from town. >> reporter: prosecutors are being urged to charge the men with committing a hate crime. now to a story you first saw on wbz. a teenager is suing the city of somerville for $1 million for wrongly accusing hip of rape. galileo mondo was charged with raping boys at a soccer camp two years ago. prosecutors have since dropped the charges against him. he tells wbz the past two years have been incredibly difficult and now he wants to clear his name. >> all three of the victims said i didn't do anything to them, specifically said that in the police reports. both of the co-defendants at the time with no reason to defend me both said i had no role in the incident.

even one of the victims in the police report specifically said that i was the only one who tried to verbally stop it or do anything. >> the mayor's office disputes mond ox's complaint and calls -- mondo's complaint and calls his lawsuit unfounded. a new national survey has ben carson surging past donald trump. the poll has the retired neurosurgeon leading the republican field 29%. trump is now in second place with 23%. marco rubio picked up points after last week's debate. the florida senator is third with 11%. harvard professor lawrence lessic is ending his bid to run for president. he passed a big reform package and he was shut out of the democratic debate. coming up, breaking the rules. >> the new hampshire

grandmother busted. why she could soon face a fine for being an uber driver. >> plus, the pats get back to work as they tray to stay perfect on the season. steve burton has more in our morning sports. danielle? >> beautiful fall weather again today. not really feeling like it, though. temperatures a little warmer than yesterday. upper 60s with mostly sunny skies. i'll let you know how long this stretch of weather will stick

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. welcome back. there will be fire works to welcome the new year in boston. the city of boston credit union will sponsor the midnight fireworks as part of first night. >> on friday, there was a report that the fire works would be eliminated, but the mayor promised to find a way to save them and he did. the credit union will donate $30,000 to put on the fireworks show. people raved about the fireworks last year. there were two shows. one over the common and the seaport. >> i can see how that could kaz a bit of a panic if you are expecting it. >> remember how cold it was last year? >> oh, it was. >> i don't remember that. >> it was chilly.

last year from your memory? >> i was thinking, wait a don't remember last winter? >> last winter, was that a bad i don't remember. [ laughter ] if you liked yesterday, you will like it again today. 47 degrees in boston right now. we have a lot of 30s on the map so it is a bit of a cool start. portsmouth to lawrence. nashua as well. 33 in jaffrey this morning. 32 degrees in norwood. 34 in nashua. middle to upper 30s in new bedford to marshfield. 42 in hyannis. depends on where you are in the cape and islands this morning. touch of fog out there as well, notice visibility is fine in most areas. the typical spots in norwood back up to blue hill a little bit of fog is burning off. aside from that, bright sunshine to start our day.

end of school, short sleeves. no question about it. beautiful. northern new england has a couple of showers. rain and snow showers in northern maine right now. that's the surge of the warm air coming in. quiet. carolinas. high pressure, the big blue h on the map. the biggest difference tomorrow is the wind is going to come in off the ocean. so that will mean the coast sideline running cooler in the upper 50s. thursday, start with sunshine, clouds increase late in the day. thursday night into early friday morning, we may get a couple of showers here. then this cold front back to the west doesn't arrive until friday night into early saturday. that will bring some gusty wind with it and a return to cooler temperatures as we head into the weekend. not today, though. 65 to 70. wow, well above average here today.

it's going to feel warm out there. overnight tonight, similar to this morning, although, i don't think we'll be quite as cool. most of us drop back into the light and variable wind onshore. a sea breeze kicks in. so low to mid-60s across the interior. another day that features lots of sunshine. thursday, the clouds increase, though. still mild, chance of showers thursday night into early friday morning. record high temperatures. low 70s. then we cool off this weekend. there may be a lingering shower along the south coast early on saturday. 50 on sunday and more seasonal as we head into the start of next week. traffic and weather together, robi. >> one of your loveyer forecasts of the year so far, would i have to say. >> did it feel good yesterday? >> it did, but i did not rake. >> i'm just saying, i know you have to do it in shifts, right? >> yeah. >> light winds, 60s, sunshine.

>> i wish i could say the same thing will happen with traffic throughout the week. right now, no reports of major accidents or slowdowns. here is a live look at 93 in somerville as we look at the north. southbound is moderate to heavy volume right now woburn to boston. the rest of the major routes from the north are speed limit rides. lots of green but the expressway is very busy braintree to boston. no troubles on route 3 north, 24 north, or 95 north right now. that's going to change in about 15 minutes. chris, kathryn? 5:18 right now. an uber driver in trouble with the law. the grandmother is breaking the rules every time she gets behind the wheel of her second job. stephanie franz started driving this summer in portsmouth, new hampshire. now she's been summoned to court because uber is not

the company can't guarantee its drivers pass background checks. her day job is driving a school disabilities. >> i'm transported and new hampshire. i don't want to be a grandmother in jail. >> uber vows to represent her at her december court date. the company says it will pay $1,000. morning. the bc eagles dealing with a five-game losing streak. >> the pats are undefeated and getting ready for their next opponent. steve burton has more in the morning sports. the 7-0 patriots get back to work today. the redskins come to gillette stadium on sunday afternoon. the pats are two touchdown favorites. check out patriots all access for all of the behind the scenes stuff you cannot see anywhere else. as for sunday, wbz will start things off with patriots game

after the game, check out the fifth quarter post game show on my tv 38. last home game for the bc eagles is on saturday when they host nc state. last week, the eagles dropped four in a row smashing the chances at a bowl. but it's about playing to win. >> you don't need some reward to go play the game because you have a passion to play the game. if we went and lined up to play bun on one hoops in the gym, i'm going to beat you. i don't need anything. i don't need to play nor a sandwich or this or that. i just want to go beat you. >> reporter: he's right about that. we'll have much more with steve when he sits down with levan reed for bc football over on my tv 38. the bruins taking on sighler sagan and the dallas -- taking on tyler seguin and the

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across the state will hold elections. >> jon keller takes a closer look at why it's important for vote. >> reporter: good morning. there is a one in seven chance you have an important election in your city and town when 53 cities and towns will hold elections for local offices. there is a 70% chance or better that you don't know about it or darn. i know, you may be thinking, here we go good inwith another finger-wagging lect clure on the importance of voting. i do find it pathetic when a large majority of the population fails to exercise a basic right of citizenship, i can understand when peel feel so alienated by the state government, i understand. but it's harding to think of an aspect of our daily life that local government doesn't touch than to imagine one that does.

if you own property, they assess its value and set the tax rate on it. if you have kids, they manage their schools and recreation. do you use the streets and sidewalk, generate waste that needs to be collected? need protection from your home or business from vandals and thieves? crucial decisions about all of it will be made by the people on your local ballot today. if you have internet access, it would take you ten minutes to find information and if you don't, 20 minutes at the local library. rest assured, long lines won't be a problem today. go vote. if you don't, you're leaving it up to someone else whose judgment might not be the best. your feedback is welcome via e- mail at keller@wbz-tv com.

the governor signed a supplemental spending bill that includes $28 million for opioid treatment and prevention programs. the bill also includes more than 2 million for staffing needs at the department of children and families. still to come in our next half hour, more breaking news we've been following out of dorchester. >> police investigating a deadly shooting there. the details we're learning this morning. >> plus, a popular south boston church closed. why was it deemed unsafe for parishioners? >> proving that age is just a number, the teenager hoping to win elections today. >> sunshine from start to finish today. temperatures rising from the 40s into the 50s by 10:00 a.m. in boston. an absolutely beautiful fall day on the way. i'll let you know how long this great weather will stick around.

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parishioners to find a new place of worship. good morning. it is 5:30. welcome back. i'm kathryn hauser. >> i'm chris mckinnon. it is tuesday, november 3rd. >> had to think about that, didn't you? >> i did. is it tuesday or wednesday? it's tuesday, november 3rd. doesn't feel like november, though. >> you said flirting with 70? couple of spotted. >> had a nice walk yesterday. i'm thinking i can do it again today and again tomorrow, too. >> seize the day. look at this. beautiful clear skies over the city of boston. sunrise coming up in about 50 minutes from now. so we'll start to see the light

37 in fitch. 43 in the city of worcester. we even have 30s down on the south shore and south coast. skies are clear, though. a touch of fog in the typical spots will burn off. sunrise coming off at 6:20. a light and variable wind will come out of the southwest. a gorgeous midday lunch hour. topping out in the upper 60s. a few spots touch 70. don't forget sunset's early, 4:35 so it is a comfortable evening. we'll take you out through the weekend and talk about when cooler air comes back. traffic and weather together. hi, robi. >> hey, danielle. just hearing about an accident west of the city now. let's look at the map. it is a rollover on the mass pike eastbound 128. a car has flipped over on the ramp to 128 there just developing. so we haven't heard of any backups yet. chris, kathryn? 5:31 right now.

we're following two preaking news stories for enthusiasm morning. the first in -- stories for you this morning. the first in canton. police tell us this started with a stabbing on washington street. a man was rushed to norwood hospital. no word on his condition right now. police, trying to speak with a person inside of a home. several roads remain closed in the area along pleasant street and washington street. we'll have a live update for you coming up on susie steimle. and breaking news a victim was shot after midnight, and he's 21 years old. there have been no arrests med. right now, police don't have a good suspect description. the everett high school football star who was stabbed over the weekend remains hospitalized but in fair condition. 16-year-old marvin scored the winning game touchdown on saturday night. the everett school superintendent says he was

walking with friends after a party when another group started throwing knives at them. he was attacked trying to help a friend get away. a mother convicted of trying to kill her son by withholding his medication wants a new trial. kristin la brie's attorneys asked the state's highest court to overturn her conviction. her son injury may suffered from leukemia. at her trials, she testified that jeremy couldn't handle any more chemotherapy, so she withheld his medication. he died several months later. her defense is arguing that the state could not prove she was trying to kill her child. a beloved south boston church is closed, deemed unsafe for parishioners. st. vincent de paul church was built just after the civil war. for years now, plaster from the ceiling has been falling. netting was installed six years ago but the problem got so bad, the church had to shut down and future is uncertain now. >> it's really one of the most

beautiful churches in the archdiocese of boston. i really hope we fight back and preserve all of those great institutions that were so meaningful for family life in boston's neighborhoods. >> the decision of whether or not to repair the church is now in the hands of the archdiocese. meanwhile, parishioners have to go to other churches. the globe is reporting a local group wants to open an upscale club in the seaport district in 2017. the nightclub will have a hollywood modern glamour to it and will include a second location of scorpion bar already opened at foxwoods. it's election day. there are no major races in the state today, but one contest is getting a lot of interest in brockton. bree is here with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kathryn. generally, there are so many municipal elections that it's

hard to logistically cover them all for us. city councils will be chosen today. but we met with the candidates from brockton's ward 6 race. why? because the candidates are so far apart, at least in age. that was jack lally there, a millennial who just barely meets the age requirement to run. he's stumping for votes in bars where he can't legally drink. his opponent is four generations older and by his estimation, better prepared for office. >> we're talking about the real thing here now, and i think experience means a lot. >> neither of us have served on the council before, so we're at the same level of experience. >> reporter: touche. jack says if he loses today, he will shake it off and try good enin two years of. both candidates tell us government is broken so kudos to them for doing something about that. >> thank you very much. we'll see who wins it.

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welcome back at 5:38 right now. amazon is revealing its holiday deals early this year. >> good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, two video game giant are joining forces. acti vision is joining king for $3.4 billion. acti vision has world of world craft and call of duty. king is known for its hit candy crush saga. the holiday shopping season is starting earlier and earlier. amazon launched its black friday deals from now until december 22nd. prime members get a 30-minute head start for additional lightning deals. they'll run at various times of

disney and universal has got new competition. hunger games theme parks are opening as early as 2019. the "new york times" says visitors will arrive in a recreation of a fiction fictional district 12 and the hobbs black market. are you guys hunger games fans? >> i liked the movies. i never read the books, though. did you read the books? >> no just movies. >> thank you very much, jill. coming up, a check of the traffic and weather together stories. >> plus, what the mbta is improve snow removal. >> plus, get ready for the robi? >> we've had unusual political stories lately, but you might not believe this one. should justin bieber's mural be banned from boston? one city counselor suggested that, but he was only kidding.

you can join in on the fun. it's our "daily talker." >> robi, temperatures this morning are running in the 30s for a lot of us. it is a cool start at the door. ed says 42 degrees. good morning, ed. good morning, everybody. we're talking about afternoon. temperatures for days. i'll let you know when we have the next chance of showers when

. >> the first week of november, but in nevada, it looks like, i don't know, blizzard season, right? >> they got snow yesterday. perspective for you on this tuesday. roads, streets, sidewalks were coated. residents may not be actuallied, but -- may not be thrilled, but trails are >> that's pretty cool. >> it's cool if you are experiencing it. >> i know, because we'll be flirting with 70s. >> it's role reversal. >> it's the presence. cold and mild somewhere else. 47 in boston right now. 35 in nashua. some of the suburbs are even a little bit colder. jaffrey sitting at 33, so it's time yesterday.

at least 31 in norwood with scattered frost out there this morning and also a little bit of fog. upper 30s in provincetown. 50 in chatham. we have sunshine out of the gate once it comes up except for that touch of fog that's isolated. again, it's quiet across the nation. some showers out of the carolinas. stretching into idaho and parts of montana. for us, high pressure is building overhead. today, mostly sunny, beautiful. tomorrow will be a little cooler because the wind will come in off the ocean. cooler water temperatures and the wind coming in off that water will keep the coast in the upper 50s. thursday, we start with sunshine. clouds will increase. thursday night into friday morning, we may get a couple of showers and then another surge of warmth comes in. friday me may approach record highs topping out in the lower 70s. look at this today, just shy of

70 in many communities. nashua, bedford, boston included in this. we'll be five degrees above where we were yesterday. worcester county back in through southern new hampshire as well. upper 60s plymouth to taunton. nor wad is 70. what a rebound, right? 60s on the cape and islands. tonight, mostly clear, quiet. 49 degrees downtown. some of the suburbs will dip into the lower 40s so not as cold as this morning. high temperatures tomorrow, a little cooler than today. a light wind means a sea breeze kicks in mostly sunny. upper 50s at the coast. mid-60s across the interior. accuweather seven-day forecast, 67 on thursday. the clouds are going to increase, and there is the threat for showers thursday night into early friday morning. low 70s to end the week and then we turn cooler this weekend. the only thing we'll have to watch, a couple of showers may linger along the south coast early on saturday. then we turn cooler. more classic fall weather,

sunshine, 50. upper 50s more normal for the start of next week. traffic and weather together. how's it looking out there, robi? >> danielle, we have an update on the crash. there was a rollover on the pike eastbound before 128. a car flipped over on the ramp from the pike to 128. state police and a tow crew have already cleared the scene so there were no backups there. that was fast work that happened just a half hour ago. 128 southbound already bumper to bumper between logan express and the split. the expressway crawling from granite ave. up to columbia road. route 3 north. 93 southbound just one slow pocket right now up in andover between river road and dascomb road. route 3 south, however, stop and go from 129 back to 495. chris, kathryn? a cleaning product dropped in a trick or treat bag. >> fist, we're following breaking news in canton. these are your top stories on this tuesday morning.

>> reporter: good morning. i'm susie steimle live in canton where there is an active standoff going on between a man and police just down the street from where we're standing. it's at 1425 washington street that's been going on for the past couple of hours. we though there's one man inside of this home and also another man who's been sent to the hospital with stab wounds. at this point, police do not know what escalated the stabbing between these two men, but there are at least four different municipalities on the scene at this point in time as well as a s.w.a.t. team surrounding this house. we have heard them on the loud speaker to communicate with the person inside. if you live in canton, this has shut down the roads and while have an impact on driving in this area. for now, we're live in canton, susie steimle, wbz news this morning. cambridge police searching for a would-be bank robber. this surveillance picture shows the man inside of the leader

investigators say he told an employee," don't be stupid. this is a robbery." when another employee came close, the man ran off. live in hopkinton where there is a warning for parents and trick or treaters to double check the hall doe wean candy bags -- halloween dandy bags. two incidents this week where a 6-year-old and 14-year-old found a bathroom bowl cleaner pixed in with the candy. both were trick or treating in the downtown area. they want parents to be aware and say no child actually ate the bowl cleaner. so no one was hurt. they are certainly sending out that warning to double check. we're live at hopkinton, nicole jacobs, wbz news this morning. a brockton mother says her collection of scarves saved her life on hall lope wean night. listen to this.

she was up late watching television when she heard a gunshot. she went to check on her mother in the next room. everybody was okay but she went to her own room and in the daylight, you saw where the bullet passed through her mother's room into hers and stopped in a pile of scarves. coming up, what police say happened in her neighborhood. a u.s. satellite detect add i heat flash over egypt at the time of a russian plane crash that went down. the data is still being analyzed in an effort to determine what caused that flash. one possibility is a bomb on board. an explosion in a fuel tank or engine as a result of a mechanical failure is also a possibility. the airline denies any pilot error or technical problems. new details about the volkswagen emissions scandal. the government now says the german auto-maker also cheated on tests for about 10,000 of

its largest diesel engine vehicles. the cars were programmed to pass tests even though they give off up to nine times more pollution than allowed by the epa standards. even before the snow falls here, the mbta will be adding plows to the front end of the red and orange line trains. that way, the t can do snow removal while the trains are running. the first 20 plows will have service this month. another 20 will be added in january. if you haven't noticed the holiday shopping seasons had already arrived. amazon has already announced its black friday deals. here is what experts are saying you should do. budget by season, not by month. few costs run the same month to month. winter expenses with holiday shopping will differ from the fall and back to school costs. don't petition yourself up if you blow the budget.

why it happened. a graffiti controversy. can justin bieber-inspired street art stir up a debate? >> hey, robi. >> reporter: boston city counselor matt o'malley learned the hard way that justin bieber fans take him seriously. when he joked around about the pop star, oh, baby, baby, did it cause a backlash. he has a new album out and he commissioned fans to paint murals. beans showed an artist with "where are you now." it happens to be on counselor o'malley got word of it and tweeted this out "i'll be introducing an emergency ordinance prohibiting art inspired by beibs."

he was attacked by that saying the counselor should be focused on the homeless, gun vial lend and not "a bieber emergency." he went back on to clarify that he was only joking saying "people of earth, i'm not actually proposing an anti- bieber graffiti ordinance. my sarcasm is apparently lost on some." mr. o'malley, i know how you feel. paul posted on our facebook enough?" also on facebook, william wrote "i think the counselor should sarcastic that proposal. no one with any sort of musical mural defacing our city." there are a number of ways to comment even if you want to say, why are you doing this as a "daily talker"? there you go. chris, kathryn? still to come, an

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