breaking news. right now at 6:00, a stabbing leads to a s.w.a.t. standoff in canton. >> plus, toilet keening tablets handed out as halloween candy. the warning in place and the search for people responsible. captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 e- mail: comments@captioncolorado.com. good morning. it is 6:00 a.m. great to have you with us. i'm kathryn hauser. >> i'm chris mckinnon. it's tuesday, november 3rd. let's get to danielle niles. we've got a mild one out there today.

>> it will be beautiful. it's colder this morning so we're going to make quite a rebound this afternoon. it's 47 in boston right now. 37 in fitch. a lot of the suburbs are running in the 30s. portsmouth sitting in the upper 30s even down into the cape and islands as well. mostly sunny clouds and skies. grab the shades as you are heading out the door. touch of fog and the typical spots will burn off. 64 by lunchtime. gorgeous, beautiful light southwest wind today. we top out in the middle to upper 60s. a few spots touch 70. a quiet, mild evening, too. another great day tomorrow. air comes back. let's get you on the roads. traffic and weather together. we've got a couple of problem robi?

route 1 in saugus because of a work crew. bumper to bumper from where the tolls used to be to the city square tunnel, two lanes are taken. also 93 southbound stop and go in the woburn stretch, route 3 south crawls between 495 and 129. checking the southbound, worst ride includes the expressway. 128 southbound, you inch along between logan express and the split and 24 north boggs down between brockton and 128. >> a s.w.a.t. standoff in canton. >> this started with a stabbing early this morning. we now know the relationship between the stabber and the victim here. >> reporter: that's right. this incident happened overnight between two brothers. one of the brothers is in the hospital with nonlife-

puncture wound. the other brother still inside of 1495. we can't see what kind of emergency vehicle it is, but that is where the man has barricaded himself inside. police have been heard over the communicate with the man inside. they have not had any luck house. we're still waiting to see what this new vehicle is that's on the scene here and exactly what led up to the incident because at this point, police don't know. there is it a s.w.a.t. team here. we are also anticipating getting an update from the police chief within that e-mail that she just sent to us telling us this is the relationship between two brothers. she said she would also be

as soon as that happens, we will bring you another live update. breaking this morning, an active murder investigation under way in dorchester. the victim, we're told,a 21- year-old man. police say he was shot just after midnight. investigators have been on the scene looking for evidence all morning long. right now, police don't have a good suspect description. new this morning, the mbta approved the installation of new technology to improve safety on the rails. it's called positive train control. eight people were killed in philadelphia last may. the government has mandated that it's installed on all

it will cost the cash-strapped mbta $451,000. police are trying to figure out who's responsible for putting cleaning supplies into the trick or treat bags. good morning, nicole. chris. they are trying to determine if it was by chance a mistake that out. by this point, kids are well into the halloween candy bags. so that's why they are wanting morning. it seemed typical until this was discovered. it's actually a bathroom bowl cleaner that somehow made its way into the mix of treats. >> i can't imagine anyone playing that kind of joke or

>> reporter: a 6 and 14-year- old made this discovery. >> the reaction was we hoped it was a mistake. >> perhaps they were slipped into the bags of treats. >> definitely seems like something people will have to be more vigilant about, innocent mistake or not. >> reporter: it is important to note no child mistakenly ate the bowl cleaner, and so they were not injured or hurt in any way. again, police are urging parents to double check those candy bags to make sure there aren't any other bowl cleaners out there. live in hopkinton, nicole jacobs, wbz news this morning. and a scare this halloween. a parent checking a child's candy bag found a razor blade inside. the parent gave the blade over to police who are now investigating. and the murder investigation of a new hampshire woman.

den nights robert was shot and killed while out for a walk on a sunday evening last august. there was a $42,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest. a stray bullet rips through the walls of this woman's home. it just missed her head. she says her collection of scarves actually stopped the bullet. bree is here now with the brockton woman's close call. good morning, bree. >> reporter: good morning. this brockton mother tells us she kept her children home on halloween because she was concerned for their well being. she knows she lives in a tough neighborhood but thought in her house she would be safe. she was up watching television morning. she heard a shot and thought it hit a wall. she checked on her mother in okay. it wasn't until daylight revealed that the bullet revealed the second floor traveled through her mother's room and passed into her room.

away in a pile of scarves. >> i worked hard to have my own house, and now you can't even safe. if i was renting, i would be it's my own house. 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. chris, back to you. >> scary story from. 6:08 right now. an officer with the suffolk county sheriff's department now charged with attacking teenagers in norton. the teens say jeffrey perrillo approached them and said he was a police officer. when they questioned him, he pulled one of the teens out of the carp and began hitting him. the officer was not wearing a uniform at the time. he's now facing a number of charges including assault and battery, disorderry conduct and carrying a firearm while under the influence. he's now on administrative

two teenagers are accused of vandalizing a mosque. the 18-year-olds with are in court yesterday. police say the pair was out drinking on halloween night when they spray painted usa on the burlington islaming center and threw eggs at the building. surveillance video led to their arrest. >> 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 raisedded his attention to it, and he thought it could be a vehicle he knew from town. >> reporter: a third person who stayed in the car is not facing charges as of now. an everett football star is in fair condition. he scored the game-winning touchdown 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.

6:09 is the time. coming up on wbz news this morning, a new hampshire grandmother on the wrong side of the law. >> her job driving for uber is getting her called in to court. we'll tell you why. >> calorie counting on menus. do they help customers make better choices? >> and protesters and activists hanging from the stadium's upper deck. the cause they were trying to danielle? >> reporter: contribution upper 60s. mostly sunny skies as well as a light southwest breeze. what a rebound after a chilly start this morning a. with clear skies. sunrise coming up in ten minutes from now. beautiful start to the day. stay with us. you're watching wbz news this

welcome back. he's been having an all-pro season on the field, but yesterday, devin mccourty may have had his biggest hit off the field. >> he joined boston children's hospital for a game of bingo. he has his own charity tackle

sickle cell which he co-founded with his brother who plays for the tennessee titans. our director just said that's a beautiful shot with a lot of leaves. >> danielle, we'll been going back and forth. peak/past peak? >> i think it's past peak, but i think it's still beautiful, more like the burned arranges and browns. it's still a lot of leaves, though, on the ground. with respect you asking how many days before christmas? 1078 of an inch of snow, 48 days before winter begins, 52 days before christmas. i know we skipped over thanksgiving here. 30s in the suburbs. we are colder than we were at this time yesterday.

we're in the 30s all the way back down to the cape as well as 52 on nantucket. look at this, 36 in falmouth this morning. a lot of it has to do with the winds that's calm. look at the hour by hour sun coming up officially in five minutes and look at that, across the board, sunshine today rerise through the 50s. so warming up quickly, topping out in the middle to upper 60s in the city of boston. a couple of showers to our north. we don't have to worry about we're coming through maine. we also have showers through coastline. the rest of the country is quiet with the exception of the west coast where we could see 1 to 2 feet of snow stretching back up to idaho. there are with wayneer storm watches and with high pressure building in today. tomorrow mostly sunny as well.

the immediate coast will be in the upper 50s. on thursday, we start with sunshine. it's thursday night into early on friday morning that a couple of showers will be possible. that's really our only threat for any wet weather as we head throughout the next several days. high people chores 65 to 70 this afternoon. if you liked yesterday, you will love it today. 68 will do it this afternoon. middle to upper0s. cape and islands as well. overnight tonight, not as chilly as this morning. some of ours dip into the lower 40s. upper 50s at the coast with an onshore wind. lower 60s across the interior. accuweather seven-day forecast, we keep the mild temperatures going through the end of the week. in fact, friday, we could approach record highs. a lot of them are in the low 70s. so it's going to be a close call.

sunday, only around 50 with bright sunshine and seasonal starting next week. traffic and weather together, robi. what's the latest? >> an accident slowing an already messy commute down north. it was already a bumper to bumper ride from east milton square up to columbia road. route 3 north hangs up from weymouth to the split. 24 north, we're heavy and slow from bridgewater. 93 southbound between concord street. 93 south in methuen. route 1 south is slow between 95 and the jug handle light. a mess. route 3 southbound crawls from 495 up to 129. chris, kathryn? a taco bell executive has been fired over this dramatic video. it shows him attacking an uber driver in california. it happened after the describer

decided the customer was too drunk and asked him to get out of the car. the customer is facing assault charges. the driver says he's done working for uber. a local uber driver is in trouble with the law. >> this grandmother is breaking the rules every time she gets behind the wheel of a car. she's been summoned to court because uber is not approved in the city. the company can't guarantee that it passes background checks. >> i'm drug tested. my fingerprints are registered hampshire. i don't want to be a grandmother in jail. >> uber vows to represent franz at her december court date. the company says it will pay

new car buyers will be getting more help in i'ding safer vehicles. automatic braking will be added to its five-star safety ratings beginning in 2018. it uses sensors to warn of an imminent collision and engages the brakes automatically if a driver fails to stop. ten companies have decided to make it standard but have not said when. the study found teenagers preferred music and television despite higher tech things like ipads. boys are more apt to play video games while girls are more likely to be reading or on facebook, twitter, or instagram. there are two new studies out about the impact of calorie counts on menus. researchers found that in new

york city, diners have not been making healthier choices because of the calorie counts. big apple have posted the numbers but researchers found that chain restaurants that voluntarily post calorie counts offer leaner choices. they are fewer than restaurants that do not post information. next year, all chain restaurants will be required to post calories. two protesters were held shar loll's stadium. the unfurled banner and gas facility. they dangled in front of a press box for a quarter of the game. get them down. straight ahead it is election day. >> one city council race is getting a lot of attention because of the big age candidates.

>> people in ohio will vote today on whether to legalize marijuana. >> and also, we want to update you on breaking news that s.w.a.t. standoff in canton is over. a stabbing suspect is now in custody. we're told he was rushed to the hospital with injuries. his brother, who police say was stabbed, was also taken to the washington street in canton is back open as you can see from the live picture. we'll have a live report for

it's 6:24. in several cities and towns across the baystate have elections. >> voter turnout is expected to be low, but we take a closer look at why it's important for to you cast your ballot. >> reporter: good morning, there is a one in seven chance you have an important election

cities and towns will hold elections for local offices. there is a 70% chance or better that you don't know about it. if you do, you don't give a darn. i know, here we go again, another finger-wagging lecture on the importance of voting. i do find it pathetic a large majority of the population fails to exercise a basic right of citizenship, i can understand what people feel so alienated from federal or state guest that you don't bother. if you don't think it matters who your local city and town officials are, think again. it's harder to think of another part of your life that dole government doesn't touch than one that does. if you own property, they assess values and set the tax. do you generate waste that needs protected, need

protection 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 basic information to help make your decisions. if you don't about 20 minutes at the local library ought to do it. the voting process itself will take a few seconds. rest assured, long lines won't be a problem today. go vote. if you don't, you are leaving it up to someone else whose judgment might not be the best. your feedback is welcome via e- mail at keller@wbztv.com. a big question facing some states is whether to legalize marijuana. this is the first time for

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good morning, i'm chris mccainen. >> i'm -- chris mckinnon. >> i'm kathryn hauser. you can tell it's going to be a nice day. >> it felt like summer. >> it did. i had the baby, did a nice walk. >> look at this. absolutely fantastic. we've got a couple of scattered clouds out there. the sun is now officially up ten minutes ago now. just a couple of clouds adding decorations to the sky. temperature-wise, we under the 30s and 40s. skies mostly clear out there. 47 in posten right now. we're 37 -- 47 in boston right now. 31 in orange. so a lot of spots running in the 30s. 10 to 20 degrees colder than this time yesterday. a touch of fog in the typical spots in norwood down to taunton. we'll burn off here and got a little bit to the south. look at this lunch hour again gorgeous. sunny, mild.

a light southwest breeze. we'll flirt with 70 for high temperatures today. sunset at 4:35 and temperatures still around 60 degrees. we'll take you out through the end of the weekend. let's get you on the roads. hi, robi. we've had a lot of slowdowns north of the city including some caused by a crash on 93. 93 southbound at route 110, the shoulder blocked. 93 south, bumper to bumper. route 1 southbound, you are jammed between 95 and the jug handle lights. checking the south, the expressway north just crawling from the split to columbia road. 95 north, you are stop and go from sharon up to 128. route 3 north, not bad. just sluggish are route 18 up to the split. chris, kathryn? we want to update you on a s.w.a.t. standoff has just ended. >> this all started because of

susie steimle is live for us on the scene and has been updating us all morning long. you just spoke with the police chief. >> we did, kathryn. we have confirmed that the standoff between police and a man who has barricaded himself inside of a home in washington street is over. as you can see behind me, the streets have been opened up. this has been closed down since 2:00 in the morning. we're getting overnight video. one brother called police around 2:00 in the morning saying he had stab wounds. hospital with nonlife- threatening injuries. meanwhile, the other brother barricaded himself inside of the home. both brothers did live at this home. police say they don't know exactly what escalated the fight between the two, but eventually they were able to get inside of the house.

the brother who barricaded himself inside. they were unsuccessful. they finally got inside and transported him to the hospital. here's the police chief. >> we found one male with a puncture wound in his chest from a knife. the injuries right now are serious but not life- threatening. the other party barricaded himself inside the house. we were able to take one party into custody who was also injured and being transported to the hospital now. >> reporter: there also was a shelter in place order for neighbors in this area of washington street. that has since been lifted as withle. people are now allowed to travel in the area. the chief tells us potentially assault charges or potential attempted murder charges could be pending depending on how this investigation pans out. they are checking in with the suspect, who is currently in the hospital.

they don't anticipate an arraignment because he is in such tough condition at the hospital at this point in time. morning. now. a 21-year-old man was shot and killed just after mid nature. there have been no arrests. right now, police don't have a suspect description. now to a story you first saw right here on wbz. a teenager is suing the city of somerville for wrongly accusing him of rape. galileo mondol was charged with raping boys at a soccer camp, but in april, prosecutors dropped the charges. mondol tells wbz the past two years have been incredibly difficult and now he wants to clear his name. >> the victims said in this

police report that i did nothing to them. both co-defendants with no reason to defend me said they had no role in the -- said i had no role in the incident. >> reporter: the mayor's office disputes mondol's complaint and calls his lawsuit unfounded. 6:36 right now. toxic chemicals disguised as treats and handed out to kids on halloween. now police are trying to figure out who's responsible. they are urging all parents to check their kids' candy. good morning, nicole. >> reporter: good morning, to kathryn. we're several days removed from halloween. hopkinton police say this is the perfect opportunity for parents to go back to the halloween bags and check the candy because we want to make sure there aren't any other tablets out there floating around. we're talking bowl cleaner tablets. it can pass as a piece of candy.

halloween night where a 6-year- old and 14-year-old found the bowl cleaner mixed in with a bag of candy. both kids were trick or treating in the area. patients hope this was a maliciously. >> innocent mistake or not, it's something people need to be more vigilant about. >> reporter: police are wanting people to double check and certainly make sure that they out there. they want all parents to double bags. morning. a good reminder this morning, thank you very much. new poll numbers to tell you about. a new national survey has ben

carson surging past donald trump. trump is now in second place with 23% and marco rubio picked up a few points after last week's debate. the florida senator is in third with 11%. harvard professor lawrence lessig is moving out of the presidential race for president. it is election day. one contest is getting a lot of interest in brockton. bree is here with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. generally speaking, there are so many municipal elections that it's hard to cover them all. our political analyst jon keller made a special point to go out and meet with the candidates in brockton's ward 6. why you might ask? well, not only because the race

candidates are so far apart, at least in age. this is jack lally, a millennial who barely meets the air 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 office. >> we're talking about the real thing here now. 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, right? if he loses, he will run again in two years. >> chris, back to you. it is 6:39 right now. time for our "daily talker." a graffiti controversy over justin bieber-inspired street art.

one boston neighborhood. hey, robi. >> hey, kathryn. governmenten city counselors have learned that justin bieber and his fans take him seriously. so when o'malley attempted to joke around, oh, baby, baby, it has a backlash. the beibs has a new album coming out, so he encouraged artists to celebrate with murals around town. jp happened to be in council o'malley's turf. he issued a tweet saying he wants an ordinance banning it. people were furious. o'malley want back on social

only joking. he said "people of earth, my car chasm is apparent -- some." on facebook, marie says this about justin bieber. "i would like to see him banned, period. he is an obnoxious current person who makes a full dominant. >> some say he should draft a proposal to stop grahe feety period. we'd love to her from you whether you believe it or not. guys? >> believers. some people are not holding back on how they feel about justin bieber. just ahead, an officer off the job now facing charges. >> the encounter with teenagers in norton that got him into trouble. >> and new safety technology coming to the commuter rail and

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sunrise came up just about a half hour ago. we go 68 degrees for the kid by the end of school. we have a couple of rain and snow showers in northbound maine right now. that's the warm front lifting across northern new england. showers out over the carolinas still from nevada to idaho where the weather advisories and warning in effect. for us, though, quiet weather f, the one exception tomorrow, at the coastline, the biggest difference a little cooler. so wind coming off of the ocean will keep us in the upper 50s. thursday, another mild day starting with sunshine. we end up with increasing clouds. i can't rule out an isolated shower, but it looks like any activity will come in overnight on thursday into early on friday morning. cold front back to the west

meantime, look at this. we're flirting with 70. a light southwest breeze. 66 in worcester, just shy of 70 in fitchburg today. upper 60s plymouth to taunton. tonight, clear, quiet, 49 downtown. right around 40 in the suburbs. not as chilly as this morning. another beauty tomorrow. mid-60s inland. accuweather seven-day, upper 60s thursday and a mild day to the week. we'll approach record warm temperatures on friday. pats at gillette stadium should be around 50 degrees. robi? danielle, seeing lots of right now. wait till you see this map 95 northbound jammed from sharon to 128, 24 north. folks. let's get on over to the south.

there's the south. there you go. there. let's start again. 95 north jammed from sharon. usual. route 3 north is a real struggle weymouth to the split. >> 93 southbound, look at the middle of your screen there. that's inching along from and jove are down to boston. that is a tough ride. route 3 north, you are stop and go between 62 and 128. route 1 south is a struggle from 95 to the jug handle. so lots of problems on this tuesday morning commute. chris and kathryn? it is 6:48 right now. we want to update you on breaking news that we've been following all morning in canton. >> a standoff is now over between police and a man who home.

a fight between brothers broke out. one was stabbed in the chest and taken to the hospital. he is expected to survive. the other prompted an hours long standoff. he was arrested and taken to the hospital. to improve safety an the rails. it can automatically slow down a train to prevent this accident in philadelphia that killed eight people last may. the government has mandated that it be installed on all trains and tracks. installing the technology will cost the cash-stabbed mbta $450 million. an officer with the suffolk county sheriff's department has been charged with attacking teenagers in norton. jerry perillo is accused of

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