>> it's dougie on steroids. my goodness. traffic, ather straight ahead. >> the news at 5:00 starts right now. >> right now at 5:00, a violent crash caught on camera. a pregnant woman thrown from the car and how doctors raced to save her baby. >> a danvers teen accused of raping and killing his math teacher heads back to court. >> and children taking aim at homeless people with rocks and a bb and why the gun could land them in even greater trouble. captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 e- mail: comments@captioncolorado.com good morning it's 5:00. >> i'm chris mckinnon. >> it's november 4th. it will be another good one. >> we can't complain. >> we want to bottle up this weather and take it out in februaryp. >> wouldn't that be awesome? >> here's the thing.

weather around for the next couple of days. then cooler weather arrives but not until the weekend. 50 degrees in boston right now. dew points in the lower 40s. airport. it's calm in a lot of spots with the clear skies that allow things to radiate out. so it's coolest at norwood. 33 degrees, mid-30s here from keene to jaffrey. 50s on the cape and 40s for a lot of us. this is the satellite radar. so we have layers to contend with this morning. mid-40s for your rush hour here. sunrise at 6:41. 64 by lunchtime. it looks fantastic. mid-50s for the ride home. sunset is 4:34. we'll take you out on the weekend coming up. so let's get you on the roads. good morning, robi. >> good morning, danielle.

there right now, but it's early. let's take a live look at the expressway in dorchester. moderate to heavy in braintree but moving along. lots of green out there. 93 southbound busy on the medford stretch coming into boston. route 1 south coming out of peabody. chris, kathryn? >> thank you very much, robi. we are following a developing story for you. a fire at a home in lowell. the flames broke out around 11:45 at this home on baldwin street. it spread quickly. the home was vacant. no one was hurt. an emergency delivery after a pregnant woman and her husband were seriously hurt in this crash in new hampshire. wild video here. the mother forced to deliver her baby nearly two months early. >> this morning, we're learning more about what may have caused it all. susie steimle has more. good morning, susie.

brittany not only had to deliver her son via emergency c- section yesterday, but she has a broken hip and broken ankle from this car crash. her husband dennis has a dislocated hip. if you take a look at this video in just a moment, you'll see why they are lucky it wasn't worse. for brittany and her husband, their son aden is almost two months premature. >> a little help breathing but other than that he's doing real well. >> reporter: the family is happy mom, dad, and baby are okay. they were in this car that was struck from behind, rolled off the road and hit a poll. >> it looks like there was somebody racing and my daughter got in the way. >> reporter: brittany and dennis happened to be on their way home from a doctor's appointment when the car hit

them out of nowhere. the priority was the baby. with the emergency surgery behind them, brittany's father joked being a new parent is hard enough without having to endure something like this. >> i told my son-in-law, this isn't how you do it. they got it done, but not the conventional way. i'm just happy everybody's doing good. >> reporter: baby aden is doing well this morning, but he will have to spend the next couplech weeks in the hospital as his lungs are still developing. as for the driver that hit the couple, no charges have been filed. susie steimle, wbz news. the danvers teen accused of raping and murdering his teacher is expected back in court. >> nicole jacobs is live for us outside the courthouse in salem with more on what we could learn today. good morning, nicole. >> reporter: good morning to you, kathryn. the judge in the case initially

thought the trial would be wrapping up in another couple of weeks or so. that was based on the original time line, but of course all of that is now changed now that question. the mental health evaluation is now in the hands of the court. it was completed already, but under seal. just a few days into jury selection, 16-year-old phillip chyz imbegan baning his head against walls and floors and nonresponsive to officials as he awaits trial for the murders of his dan verses high schoolteacher calling ritzer. he is accused of raining, robbing, and murdering ritzer in 2013. prosecutors have skirted around defense. the judge is expected to take up this issue today, perhaps to

determine if chism is competent to stand trial. we'll also, perhaps, learn how the trial and both sides will move forward. >> nicole, thank you very much. three kids gunning for trouble are now accused of throwing rocks and firing a bb gun at a group of homeless people in lowell. that's not the only reason people are concerned. lowell police told us an officer spotted three boys throwing rocks at a group of homeless people taking shelter underneath. one of the boys was also firing a bb gun. police say that bb gun looked almost identical to a real gun. >> it's unsafe for the officers but it's unsafe for the kid carrying it, too. if he pulls it out on the wrong person, they think it's a real gun and you don't nope what the reaction will be. >> the boy carrying the bb is 22 and the other throwing rocks are 12. the people they were aiming at

police in manchester, new hampshire searching follow a gunman. -- searching for a gunman. witnesses heard at least six shots. three construction workers badly injured in an accident in merrimac. they were crushed yesterday afternoon when the second floor wall of a new home collapsed. they were seriously hurt but all are expected to survive. now federal investigators are looking into what happened. new this morning, a rescue on the water in weymouth. two people were in a boat that flipped last night sending them into the waters off of fort point road. a quincy police boat pulled them out. their conditions have not been released. 5:07 right now. the d.a.'s office and dcf are investigating a baby girl's death in sandwich. she was found unresponsive at a home yesterday morning, and paramedics couldn't revive her.

the d.a.'s office says there nor obvious signs. a doctor told the family the infant died of s.i.d.s. a wake will be held for maddy, the 17-year-old girl who died when the car she was driving hit a tree. a scholarship fund has been set up in her memory. a stoughton woman is pleading with the thieves who broke into her car and stole her brother's ashes. danielle's car was one of several broken into early yesterday morning. the thief took money, credit cards and a small prescription ashes. he died last january. danielle just wants them returned, no questions asked. >> i just want that back. just turn it in to whoever. that's irreplaceable. just don't throw them away. just give them back to me. >> one of her credit cards that

the first day candidates can officially file paperwork to get on the ballot in new hampshire money donald trump is planning to make an appearance. trump says his campaign will start running television ads soon. massachusetts voters elected new leaders in more than 50 cities and towns la of the night. here's bree with a few of those results. good morning, bree. >> good morning, bree. quite a shake-up. younger generations claim seats throughout the commonwealth and boston's two longest serving city council members are out of jobs. yancy was first elected to city counsel will the late mater menino about 30 years ago. last night, he lost to attorney andrea joy campbell who relentlessly outcampaigned him. campbell received 61% of the vote in ward 4. remember this guy jack lally in brockton? the 18-year-old pulled off a win for an open seat on the

lally took almost 60% of the vote, beating an opponent four decades his senior. another big shake-up by youth in fall river. giselle coreas knocked out incumbent sutter who resigned his post as district attorney to run for mayor. >> we are enjoying the mild days. the commuter rail is focused on snow and ice. later today, the general manager of the mbta, keolis, who operates it, will unveil new equipment that will keep it running even in the worst weather. it is it 5:10 on your wednesday morning. coming up, new developments in the deaths of an illinois police officer. >> why the investigation has come to a surprising end. >> the united states finding a japanese air -- fining a japanese air bag-maker over a deadly defect.

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a student developed a program that allows the flying drones to detect objects like trees and avoid them. the drone works up to 30 miles per hour. that's fast. wow. >> so many smart people around. >> you got it. >> we need a check of the weather. >> we'll do it again, you dies. mostly sunny skies. 50 degrees in the city of boston right now. 35 in jaffrey. same with concord and a lot of 40s through the merrimack valley. 52 in marshfield, and most of us are running in the lower to middle 50s on the cape and

islands this morning as well. clear skies overhead. we are in for sunshine from start to finish today. don't foredebt the shades as you head out the door. with the sun coming up, we see a little solar glare. if you are on the highways, a couple of rain and snow showers up at st. james bay. high pressure is in control. the biggest difference is the wind coming in off the ocean. so that's what will keep us cooler overall for high temperatures this afternoon. tomorrow, we start with a blend of sun and clouds. late in the day. there may be an isolated sprinkle along the south coast by tomorrow evening, but most of us will see a dry thursday with temperatures around 70 again. 60s at the coast. thursday into friday. they will be light coming commute. then the sun breaks out. temperatures approach record highs on friday afternoon. late in the day, a cold front approaches that may bring a

coastline friday into saturday morning, it's behind it that we get the cooler air to fill in. meantime today, well above average again, we should be in the mid-50s right around 60 or just over that we'll do it from beverly to boston. light south-southwest wind across the interior, but it's light enough that we get a little sea breeze that kicks in. winds from the southeast here from the cape and islands. same goes from taunton back up to norwood at 66 degrees today. partly cloudy overnight tonight. not all that cool. 51 in boston. some of the coolest suburbs will dip to 40 degrees. partly cloudy skies. 60s at the coastline and friday temperatures will approach record highs. the record in worcester to beat is 70 degrees. we've got a good shot of dining

it on friday afternoon and then the cooler air comes back 60 on saturday with plenty of sunshine. so back to a fall feel in time for the pats game on sunday afternoon. then another warming trend back up to around 60 by tuesday of next week. traffic and weather together, robi. >> this is normally the time of year where i take out the screens and put in the storm windows, put the bike as way and all of that but yesterday, bikes in the circle, screen doors open. >> i'm not going to lie, i usually do not like november because it's heading into winter and everything's bare. >> gets darker sooner. >> so far so good. this is usually the last traffic when there nor slowdowns. this is the peek over 93 in somerville. 93 southbound is moderate. no backups.

128 south -- out of peabody. 128 southbound looks usual. speed limit rides. chris, kathryn? it is 5:18 right now. police in illinois will announce that the death of one of their officers was, in fact, a suicide. you may remember the massive manhunt that followed the shooting death of lieutenant joe gliniewicz. he radioed in that he was chasing three men on foot. after an extensive investigation, investigators concluded gliniewicz died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. quentin tarantino stirring of controversy with mens he made about police brutality. -- comments he made about police brutality. >> reporter: good morning. have you ever watched in horror as two people who really need each other get caught up in a spat so bitter that the relationship is destroyed? that's how i feel sometimes

wreck involving the police and the black community over those relatively rare but intolerable cases of unjustified police violence and the public backlash against it. this is a problem our culture's been struggling with for a long time, and it's gotten worse over the past year or so as high-profile cases of brutality have been caught on tape, sides. like any hot button political issue it has attracted clueless grandstanders who have done their best to make things worse. exhibit a would be movie director quentin tarantino who showed up at a recent ant tray brutality protest in new york city and said "if you believe there's murder going on, then you need to rise up and stand up against it. i'm here to say i'm on the side of the murdered." unfortunately, those remarks came just days after a new york city cop was brutally murdered.

a number of police organizations have demanded an apology from tarantino as if his foolish rhetoric is worth wasting energy on. the whole uproar is infuriating everyone and diverting energy from serious problem solving. policing a high-crime area may be one of the most thankless jobs on earth. the people who live in those areas desperately need the cops to help them and vice versa. it's time for all sides to tune out the noise-makers, drop the posturing, and stop the cycle of grievance. what's your take on this? share at keller' wbztv.com or via twitter. $70 million is how much the u.s. government is fining japanese air bag maker takata. the company is being penalized which can send shrapnel into drivers and passengers. eight deaths worldwide were

linked to the problem. under the terms of the deal, that okayed saturday admitted it knew the deflaters were de-- takata admitted it knew the deflaters were defective but failed to act in a timely manner. charlie baker says the goal is to ensure that companies bidding on contracts come from a wide range of backgrounds. the changes extend opportunities for businesses owned about i women, minorities, and those with disables. >> ll bean is doing something it's never done before in its 100-plus year history. the retailer chose its first ceo from outside of the company. steven smith was previously the merchandising and marketing officer. traditionally, every ceo at the company has been promoted from within. hundreds hundreded out at a fund-raiser for the last call foundation.

gala at the revere hotel and gave awards in the names of lieutenant ed walsh and firefighter michael kennedy who died in a nine-alarm fire. now the last call foundation works to improve safety for all firefighters. >> looking lovely, i might add. very nice. >> as usual. up next, some bad news for the bruins. >> the season-ending injury for one player. how long his recovery is expected to last. >> later at 5:30, how much would you pay to park in boston? we'll show you a place that costs more than a house.

welcome back. look at this curious play here. he announced he would undergo surgery later today according to the team. he's out six to eight months. after the game it was all dallas all night. former b's star tyler seguin scoring a hat trick against his dallas wins. look at this girl who's

only wish for her sweet 16 was this and she gets a puck. the red sox picked up the $13 million option on clay buchholz' contract. last season he was on the disabled list with a strained elbow. he has yet to have a full season during his nine years. still ahead, changing the constitution. >> how leaders at a local mosque are using graffiti to send a positive message to the community. >> hackers are making investigators search for who account. >> we'll show you the most expensive place to park in danielle? >> good morning, kathryn. as you are stepping out, we're all on our way to the 60s. we'll let you know how long the

warm streak will stick around

a violent crash caught on camera. we have an update on the condition of a mother and her baby. >> a local town hit by hackers. how much they stole from the town's bank account. >> and a pricey parking spot is turning a lot of heads this morning. the price tag for the most expensive parking spot ever in boston. good morning to you. great to have you with us on this wednesday, november 4th. it's going to be another good day. i'm kathryn hauser. >> i'm chris mckinnon. it is another great day for us out there today. >> we hit 73 in boston yesterday. i feel like someone pinched me yesterday.

>> we won't be as warm today. 60s, though, for highs, though still. >> not bad. >> i think we'll hit 70s tomorrow and friday. sunrise coming up at 6:21. plenty of sunshine today. it's in the mid-30s with a touch of fog. 45 in lawrence. 50s on the cape and islands. clear skies overside and we are in for sunshine out of the gate this morning. right around 06 at the coast with the little -- around 60 at the coast and clear skies. there may be a couple of coastal clouds in the cape and islands.

cooling into the upper 50s. we'll take you to the end of the week and the weekend, too. let's get you out on the roads. how's it looking, robi? >> right on schedule. the first reported slowdowns north and south of the city. let's pop up the south map right now. 128 southbound already bumper to bumper in the braintree stretch, that's jammed between logan. from the north, 93 south heavy and slow. just hearing about a late- clearing work crew slowing things down on the tobin bridge southbound between the chelsea curves used to be. it's 5:32. a pregnant mother ran off a new hampshire road and was rushed to the hospital and gave birth two months early. the dramatic crash was all caught on camera. doctors performed an emergency

c section on brittany beaudoin was in yesterday. pay car forced them off the road. the family tells us their son aden is doing okay. a danvers teen is expected back in court this morning as a judge decides whether he is competent to stand trial for the murder of his math teacher. phillip chism has been undergoing a mental health evaluation that's put his trial on hold for several weeks. chism is accused of killing colleen ritzer in 2014. he was 14 years old at the time but is being charged as an adult. investigators say larry king, jr. stabbed his brother then barricaded himself inside of the house on washington street early yesterday morning. there was a s.w.a.t. standoff for hours before police finally went into the home. they found him there suffering from a self-inflicted stab wound. he has died. investigating a possible threat made by the department of public works, an ploy employee there.

employee who was told not to come to work yesterday. police are stepping up security as a precaution, but the head of the department says it's business as usual. a south shore town is victimized by hackers who managed to steal tens of thousands from the town's bank account. officials recently noticed their bank account with rockland trust was short $30,000. the account is insured so the town got all of the money back, but they don't know who managed to gain access to that account. >> where so much of this is done electronically, money transfers, and that's how we operate in this day and age. lots of that is approved to pay billsp this. person was able to infiltrate that system. >> while most cybercrime these days comes from overseas. police believe these hackers are probably local. a burlington mosque that

holding an interfaith event today. before painting over the grahe feet at the, members of the mosque said they will retag the building with more positive messages about islam. housing prices in boston can be astronomical. >> imagine paying half a million for a parking spot. hey, bree. >> reporter: it is mind blowing, right? so the listing is temporarily suspended this morning, and the broker hasn't gotten back to us on why that might be, but friday it was listed for $650,000. that does not include $3,000 in annual property taxes and $250 a month in association fees. so where is this parking spot, right? it's 171 square feast parking in a valley building in the

in the '90s, a spot in the same garage cost $60,000. 20 years later and it's step times as much. it's the most expensive ever in the city. real estate agents say it's off the charts. >> i'm shocked by it. it will be an even bigger story if the seller gets $650,000 or even something close to that. >> reporter: a lot of money. the last spot sold in that beacon hill garage went for $390 thus. when was that? less than a month ago. the owner for this $650,000 space is asking for it in you do the math, about a 50% increase in valuation on this one. chris, catherine, back to you. >> if you have the money, spend it. >> who knows? we'll see what happens with that one. straight ahead, more trouble for volkswagen. >> the internal investigation revealing new problems for the auto-maker.

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so now ben and jerry's is returning the favor with a new ice cream flavor. it's made with new belgium's beer. chris and kathryn, if this couldn't get any better, it's for a very good cause. a portion of the proceeds will help fight climate change. >> yummy. yummy, yummy. i'm on board. >> you know i love ice cream and beer. >> the perfect combination. >> and for a good cause. >> there you go. the 1, 2, 3 punch. thank you, jill. coming up, traffic and weather together. >> and a danvers teen expected back in court accused of killing his teacher. what we could learn at today's hearing. >> robi? >> hangovers can be really tough so i've heard and read about. what's your cure?

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>> it doesn't look real at all. it almost looks computer generated. i've never seen the northern lights. have you seen it? >> huh-uh. >> i was asking danielle if we could be able to see it, and she said nope. >> not here. >> we did in maine actually. we had a couple of pictures come in. the northern latitudes have a better chance of seeing it unless it is a strong solar storm that happens. nonetheless it's on the bucket list, right? 36 in towne taunton. we've got 30s, 40s and 50s on the map. 39 in plymouth. 35 in jaffrey this morning. right around 40 in nashua. mid-30s from norwood to taunton. 50, though, in marshfield. upper 40s in plymouth. a lot of it has to do with the wind. where it's gone calm, we've been allowed to cool off. excise are clear.

high pressure building out of eastern canada. the wind around the high pressure flows in a clockwise direction. the sea breeze kicking in keeps it cooler than everybody else. starting our day tomorrow with coastal clouds and a blend of sun and clouds where the clouds will increase today and tomorrow. i can't rule out a couple of showers but not until tomorrow evening. so most of our thursday has been dry. thursday into friday, a few scattered showers will be with us for friday morning's commute. sun breaks out friday afternoon. we come into the low to even some mid-70s. we approach record high temperatures. i think we'll do it in many communities late in the day friday evening and night, a cold front approaches. it's going to be breezy, too, and cooler air will come back into the mix as we head into the weekend. i know it's wednesday, hump day, but let's take a look towards the weekend.

50 on sunday even some upper 40s. much cooler, but a bright day looking good for the pats at gillette stadium as well. 60 to 66 today will do it. notice the temperatures coolest hold. overnight tonight, partly cloudy, not too cool. 40s. look at the highs tomorrow. 72 degrees in norwood. i think many of us will come up around 70 degrees. another well above average day. friday, lower 70s. if we hit 73 in boston, that would tie the record. forecasting high 74 right now turning cooler this weekend. another warming trend will be back up around 60 by the time we get to tuesday. traffic and weather together, robi. danielle, we're getting reports of two different deer strikes on different stretches of 495.

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remarkably, despite her broken hip and broken ankle, mom is doing okay. dad is a dislocated hip and is also doing okay. aden should be fine after spending a couple of weeks in the hospital recovering. as for the driver who hit them, he's not been charged. susie steimle, wbz this morning. two people are under arrest charged in a violent carjacking in dorchester. police rushed to the intersection of east cottage and dudley streets. officers say men pointed a gun at the driver of a toyota sienna, got in the car and drove off. both face a host of charges assault. good morning, i'm nicole jacobs live in salem where we now know the mental health phillip chism. today, court proceedings will continue after a short break in the jury selection process.

questions of chism's competency. he reportedly began displaying behavior of banging his head against walls and floors. chism is accused of raping and murdering his high school math teacher. today a judge in the case takes up the issue. we'll learn more perhaps as to how the trial proceeds from we're live in salem. morning. across the baystate, more new elected leaders. there are some big shake-ups in boston. steven murray and charles yancy are both out of a job. yancy was first elected to city council 30 years ago. last night, he lost to attorney andrea joy campbell who relentlessly outcampaigned him. stay with us. more results are ahead at 6:00. south african prosecutors want oscar pistorius back in prison. they appealed his case wanting

a judge convicted him of the lower charge of manslaughter in the shooting death of his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. he was sentenced to five years in prison but only served about a year and is now out on parole. and the exact source of the e.coli outbreak at chick poltly. all signs point to contaminated produce. investigators have identified the microorganism that's to blame. 42 restaurants are now closed. more americans than ever are using prescription drugs. a study in the journal of american medical association says 55% of americans use 8% since 1999. eight of the step most come lip diabetes and heart disease. researchers at the university

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