>> plus, a pedestrian hit and killed in a busy boston intersection. what the driver said happened moments before the crash. captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 e- mail: comments@captioncolorado.com good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm chris mckinnon. >> i'm kathryn hauser. nice and early on this thursday. happy little friday to you, november 5th. another good day on tap. another mild day, danielle. >> it is. it again. morning. -- mild start this morning. little bit. you'll notice if you are sensitive to the humidity, that has gone up. south west wind 13 miles per hour right now in the city. we have 30s on the map.

even 50s as you head out the door. there's a dense fog advisory for if you bedford and acushnet. just watch for localized visibility. you can see them on the sat late rye dhar with the -- satellite radar. once the wind starts to kick up a little bit, it will burn off the fog. 68 degrees by lunchtime. we come into the low 70s this afternoon. an isolated shower as we head into the ride and with temperatures still running in the mid-60s at that point. we'll take you to the upcoming weekend. coming up, i want to get you on the roads with traffic and weather together. we're almost to the end of the workweek. the morning commute is under right now. -- trouble spots right now.

route 1 south, a smooth ride down from peabody. checking the south, the expressway is quincy to boston but no backups. route 3 north and 95 north are trouble free despite what you see the little red there on 95. that should be cleared up soon. chris, kathryn? it is 5:02 right now. we've been following breaking news for you in worcester. there is a report of a body found inside of a burned out car. the firefighters were called out to swan avenue to extinguish a car fire last night. they discovered what appears to be a body inside of the vehicle. this is on a dirt road in a remote area of worcester. police are on the scene investigating. we'll have an update for you. one of our crews is on the scene. we'll have more information coming up in just a few minutes. the discovery in worcester

a woman found and left along the train tracks. this morning, we have two questions, who is she sand who did this? an suv was seen near the train tracks. the witness called 911 and when police arrived, they found a woman's body still burning. investigators believe she was killed somewhere else and dumped on the tracks. >> everyone is shooken up. many people have lived here for 40, 50 years or more, and they are just not used to something even being a possible like this. >> that really is scary. >> police do not think this was a random killing. maine. authorities say a man shot and killed two women and a man inside of a home last night then killed himself. the 4-year-old girl who was the

daughter of two of the victims was inside at the time. she was not hurt. following developing news in new york. a small plane registered in new hampshire crashes in the water. it took place right off the coast of queens. crews recovered a body from the wreckage. on board. it's a two-seater heading from philadelphia to portsmouth, new hampshire. an isis bomb likely crashed in egypt. all 224 on board were killed. now some flights are suspended good morning, bree. kathryn. a u.s. official tells cbs news that video surfaced on youtube and appears to show someone on the ground taking video of the moment the plane takes off and later the moment it began tumbling to the ground. the person recording the video

seemed to know something was about to happen. the british government says a bomb caused this. >> there's a possibility the plane crash was because of a bomb on board the aircraft. >> reporter: it's based on this recording daring officials saying "we did not take the the intercepted communications by the terror group indicates they were behind the attack. >> it's a very troubling development that they've been able to get into a russian passenger jet. >> reporter: wbz security expert ed davis says this attack could be retaliation against russian air strikes in syria. >> there will be some ramifications for this. the russian government will to have respond. >> reporter: the u.s. is stressing it's still too early to rule on a cause. egyptian authorities did

recover the plane's black boxes but say the voice recorder is damaged and that it will take weeks to recover the data. cnn reports new intelligence suggests someone at the airport in egypt put a bomb on that plane. the head of the airport has been replaced. many flights are grounded leaving several thousand british tourists scrambling. officials are scrambling to get them out of the country. 5:06 on your thursday morning. a deadly crash in boston. a driver hits two women in a crosswalk at a busy intersection. one of them died from her injuries. susie, witnesses say the driver may not have even seen the victims. >> reporter:: that's right, chris. police are investigating if it was actually sun glare that caused this accident because so many people heard the driver saying she couldn't see while she was on tremont street yesterday afternoon. if you were in the area of the south end near tremont and

a large portion of the street was closed down for about four hours while police investigated. it was two elderly women attacked the street in the middle of the afternoon hit by a woman in a nissan verano who says she couldn't see anything. they were taken to the hospital. one unfortunately was pronounced dead last night. the other still in serious condition. so many bystanders say this was clearly an accident because of how distraught that driver was. >> i come out and i see the wrecked car and the two people and the owner of the car was shaking and crying. >> she was crying and saying she can't see because the sun was in her face. >> reporter: that female driver did cooperate with police, and at this point, no charges have been filed. we're live in boston's south end, susie steimle, wbz this morning. another bad accident on

route 20 in oxford sends three people to the hospital. this happened about a half mile from where a mother and her painy were killed last week. police are increasing patrols. crews will install a guardrail to prevent drivers from crossing the line. and the danvers teen accused of killing and raping his teacher's trial will resume. the trial was put on hold so the 16-year-old could have a mental health evaluation. boston sports teams paid big money for patriotic tributes during games. a new congressional report reveals how much some of our local teams profited. the new england patriots were paid $700,000 for the defense department for recognizing army national guard soldiers at home games. that as the second highest amount paid to any sports team.

the bruins got $280,000, and the red sox received $100,000. all of that money for gestures to our troops. the report released by arizona senators mccain and blake slams the practice that they call paid patriotism. >> when you see activities like this that people assume when they go to games are paid for out of the gooness of their -- goodness of their heart from the owners and then find out it's the taxpayers footing the bill, it cheapens it. >> the report did find that most of the money was for legitimate recruiting marketing. developers who want to build a $667 million casino will present their plan to state regulators today in boston. they say the resort and casino will bring in 4 million

visitors every year. state regulators believe it will become oversaturated and a slots parlor that opened in plainville. also on the agenda today, the gaming commission is expected to offer advice on how to regulate the fantasy sports industry. coming up, we've all heard the tax-achusetts nickname but is that an unfair nickname? >> how did this piece of wood end up going through a weekend's windshield -- woman's >> hi, danielle. coast. fog will burn off for most of us. we'll let you know when cooler air comes back into the mix

i probably don't have to tell you this, but christmas is on the way. >> we're excited about that. >> there's going to be a treat. this is a look at last year's tree. this spruce is more than 80 feet tall. there's 30,000 lights that are put up. this is all thanks to the

faneuil hall marketplace merchants association. wbz is a proud sponsor. there's a lot of big names. you can join us saturday, november 21st at 7:00 p.m. on our sister station, my tv 38 and right here on wbz immediately following college football. and coincidentally, that's the same day that you put up your tree, november 21st. you have scheduled the tree going up. >> i have scheduled the tree going up. >> it's going to be here before you know it. >> it's only, like, two and a half weeks away. >> i'm not even going to ask the question i want to ask you, chris. >> no, do it. >> is it real or fake? >> it's fake. >> i knew it! do you have at least the spray so it smells like it? >> it's not the spray but it's something you hang inside. >> there's so many candles that you can get that make it smell pretty good.

hazard, check. >> uh-huh. >> trying to defend your decision. >> you want the tree not to have holes in it. check. >> i'll bet your tree is beautiful. >> you saw pictures last year. temperatures are in the mid-50s in boston. our average high is in the mid- 50s this time of the year. there are some 30s on the map. it's 36 in keene. 40s through portions of the merrimack valley. 58 is one of the typical cooler spots. one of the reasons we're so mild, low clouds and patchy fog has moved in as well. notice it's reduced in patches. there may be locally dense fog that's developed in between the observing areas along the south coast. dense fog advisory for bristol and plymouth counties until 8:00 a.m. you can see it here on the satellite radar. see the light gray that's filled in. we have some of the low cloud deck that will burn off mixing

we've got snow and rain across colorado stretching back up into the northern plains. we've been so mild and on the warmer side of the front right through the end of the week tomorrow. low clouds that are stubborn will be in the 60s. a lot of the day is spent dry so i can't rule out a chance of a shower. tomorrow, an early morning shower. the sun breaks out, temperatures come into the 70s. we approach record highs tomorrow. there may be a brief evening shower. that's the front coming through. it's still nearby on saturday. i think it is a dry day on saturday, but we may get lingering clouds. we'll tall it partly sunny cooler air comes in. sunday the air was dry, crisp,

50s as we head into sunday afternoon. lower 70s for boston metro west. 60s on the cape and islands. look at the overnight lows tonight. 55 to 60 degrees. what a warm overnight. tomorrow, lower 70s. i think we come close to the record and probably beat it in the city of boston. it's always fun when it's going to be a close call. sunday low 50s are looking great for the pats at gillette stadium. and traffic and weather together, robi. >> can i wear bermuda shorts tomorrow? >> yes. >> can i borrow your tan in a can? >> i don't have a tan in a can. >> uh-oh, that's all natural sun? >> that's au naturel. >> that's better than a tanning bed. >> absolutely.

problems out there right now. route 3 north is trouble free. quick check of the maps. 128 smooth ride down from pea poddy and route 1 and route 3 south are trouble free. this is scary. a 4 by 4 crashed through a windshield in springfield. incredibly, she was not hurt. it happened yesterday morning on i hitch 91. state police -- i-91. state police believe it was sent flying when a truck ran over it. talk about a close call. we all know it's expensive to live in massachusetts. >> jon keller explains that contrary to popular opinion, taxes are not the reason why. >> good morning. "the globe" ran an interesting article yesterday about the tax

the pro -- provocative headline "tax-achusetts is alive." now after years of strong political resistance to broad- based tax hikes, we sit back in the middle of the pack among the 50 states. just as critics have used it as a political weapon over the years long after it became a half truth, proponents of higher taxes will surely latch onto that globe headline to help make their case. that is a half truth as well. overall cost of living. throw in some of the nation's highest housing, energy, and health care costs. transportation. and factor in a host of other expenses and massachusetts in the most recent rankings i could find has the eighth highest cost of living in the country. 25% over the national average.

expensive it is to live here, not the overall taxation level. don't forget, stagnant wages. this is not to say our taxes should or will never go up again. you know they will. even our antitax governor only says he wants to hold the line for now. any honest discussion of whether or not to add to that burden ought to start with an acknowledgement of what it really costs to live here in our little corner of paradise. share your take on this with me at keller@wbztv.com or via twitter @keller at large. what buyers and sellers need to know now that the holidays are approaching. >> coming up at 5:30, rallying against hate. turning vandalism into their

welcome back to wbz this morning. i'm kathryn hauser. today we're joined by anthony la milwaukee ya of la lamacchia realty. >> there's a burst of buyers in the early nall that buy and

people sit back and right about now, people say wait, if we want to buy this year, we'd better get moving. so over the last week, we have seen a bit of increased activity. >> if you haven't been able to sell your home and you know with the holidays approaching, do you keep your home on the market? what should you do? >> if you want to sell your home, keep it on the market. if you take it off the market, it's not going to sell. i say casual sellers who are testing the market if they want to go off the market, go ahead. i'm glad to see that. it helps bring inventory down. if you are truly wanting to sell your home, you are better off leaving it on. inventory's starting to go down. so when there's less homes on the market that's when you want to be on the market. >> i feel like a lot of people may go into panic mode. >> enthusiasm shouldn't. when a home doesn't sell it stresses out home sellers. people think why isn't someone buying my home?

the statistics, i was surprised to see even i was surprised to see that you have .3% less of a chance of your home selling in november and december than you do in september or october. .3%. so there's a lot of numbers in the log on our web site -- oning blog on our web site so that is a tiny amount. so if i was serious about selling my home, i would leave it on the market. >> you said the peak of homes for sale was a month ago, not the spring. >> absolutely. in the spring, homes come on the market. we always find piers get out before sell -- buyers get out before sellers. they want the flowers out and everything perfect. everything got delayed. so homes come on slower in the spring and buyers are gobbling them up so the inventory stays down. as you go through summer into fall, inventory increases. so we were over 25,000 homes for sale in massachusetts for

just last week, it went back down below 25,000. it'll be below 20,000 by mid- december. >> always good information. anthony lamacchia, always great insight. still to come, a police officer's family now under the microscope. the new investigation under way after it was revealed the officer's death was an elaborate suicide. >> also, new details about the deadly passenger plane crash in egypt. why investigators now think this was an attack by isis. >> plus, changing the conversation. how members of a burlington mosque are turning vandalism into their own powerful message. good morning, danielle. >> good morning, chris. the sun comes out and we rise into the 60s quickly and top out in the 70s this afternoon. we'll take you out through the weekend coming up. dunkin's new sweet black pepper

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the new details that suggest an isis bomb brought down a passenger plane over egypt. >> why this family is now under the microscope. good morning. welcome back. it is 5:30 right now. great to have you with us. i'm kathryn hauser. >> i'm chris mckinnon. >> it feels like maybe august 25th. >> seriously. 70s again today. >> tomorrow the record is 73 so that's why it's within reach. i think we'll do it in the city of boston. you guys, right now, the temperature is 55 degrees. that is normal for our afternoon high. it is a mild start.

little bit. it's 47 in lawrence. 58 in taunton. 50s on the cape. there are a couple of cooler readings well north of boston. you can see on the satellite radar, the light gray shading here. the patchy fog and low clouds. once the sun comes up, the atmosphere starts to pick up. so the low clouds burn off. sunrise comes up at 6:22. your midday lunch hour looks fantastic. degrees. 60s at the coastline. the mild air. there may be a couple of showers along the south coast for the evening drive. temperatures still running in the mid-60s at that point. we'll be talking about the weekend in detail coming up. we want to get you on the road. hi, robi. >> hi, danielle. very few problems as the morning commute is under way. 93 and zakim with the only problems reported right now are

up in andover. that's crawling between river road and 133. 128 southbound bumper to bumper already in the braintree split. routes heading from the south look like speed limit rides. morning. there is a report of a body found inside of a burned out car in worcester. >> nicole jacobs is live for us near the scene. nicole, what can you tell us? >> chris, kathryn, this morning, we are right near an apartment complex and several homes right at the corner of outlook drive and swan avenue. you can take a closer look and see there's still a worcester police officer blocking off this area here. at the other end of swan avenue it is also blocked off by an officer there. so whatever has happened is right in the middle of those two sections. getting you to video right now, i can tell you according to the worcester telegram, firefighters came upon a

they report that at a closer look, they saw what looked to be a charred body inside that vehicle. i do have calls out to police to hopefully learn more information about this ongoing investigation. taking another live look here at the corner of outlook drive and swan avenue, you can see police officers not letting anyone out of that area. we spoke to someone who says about any of this. at 6:00. morning. updated. graffiti covered up with messages of love and support. at an interfaith ceremony yesterday, supporters wrote acceptance.

they say this represents what burlington is all about. >> we believe that part of what makes burlington such a wonderful town is its religious and cultural diversity. >> we are americans. we are -- this is our land, and you know, you don't need to ask us questions who we are. >> two burlington teenagers have owned up to the vandalism and are now facing charges. case not closed. the family of a police officer who committed suicide is part of a criminal investigation. bree is back with the secrets surfacing in this case. good morning, bree. >> good morning. 6500 pages of text messages from lieutenant joseph gliniewicz and thousands of pages of financial records point to years of embezzling money and that two other people schemed with him. seen here in the days following his death, the lieutenant's widow and one of his four sons are now under investigation themselves for misspending public funds. a village audit was about to

reveal tens of thousands of dollars taken from a police explorers program that gliniewicz had been praised for running. he sympathy enterthat money, officials say, on mortgage payments, travel, and adult web sites. on september 1st, hundreds of police officers searched for three alleged cop killers when they discovered an open baton and pepper spray. >> reporter: you need to answer the question. >> i'll answer the question if you give me a chance. >> reporter: please do it honestly because we've been misled this whole time! >> we believe and our intention was never to mislead the public. we completely believed from day one that this was a homicide. >> reporter: the coroner rhode island the death a suicide and -- coroner ruled the death a suicide. now signs that once praised the officer have been taken down. fund-raisers have been canceled and the 100 club, an organization that provides

police officers is now asking the gliniewicz family to return $15,000 they gave to them. carlie fear reno will be the next -- car lee fiorina is expected to file paperwork to get her name officially on the ballot and has campaign stops around the state. also campaigning in new hampshire today, ohio governor john kasich. he'll then visit portsmouth and london dairy. chris christie will be in bedford, nashua and files his paperwork tomorrow as well. 5:36 on your thursday morning. straight ahead, concerns about the job market. >> the latest report leaving experts uneasy and why investors will be paying close attention to new numbers due out tomorrow. >> plus, taco bell is giving out free food today.

when you can get your hands on a free crunch wrap. danielle? >> chris, we've had the most report from our weather watchers this morning. so i love to see this. fantastic reports of temperatures running in the 30s, 40s, and 50s depends on where you are. 40s in spencer, but mike in hudson, new hampshire says it's 39 degrees right now. so we're on our way to the 70s again today. if you wanted to join the weather watcher network, it's really easy. we love to have you. just head to our web site and

welcome back. it's 5:39 right now.

>> free breakfast, how about that? plus, a check of the market. good morning, jill. >> good morning, chris and kathryn. fed chair janet yellen told congress they are on track to raise rates at the december meeting as long as the economy and job rates stay strong. this means it will be a lot of focus on the jobs report. there is a help wanted sign at nasa. the space agency is hiring. there are currently 47 active astronauts. the agency is looking for the next generation of space pioneers possibly to put boots on mars. nasa is accepting applications from december through february. regardless of which team you are pulling for in the world series this morning, everyone can score a free breakfast. taco bell is giving away free crunch wraps until 11:00 a.m. they are making good on its promise to give away free food if at least one player stole a

of the world series. chris, kathryn? >> free breakfast. >> free breakfast always sound goods. >> i didn't know where they were talking locally, but we got it figured out. >> the best rule with free food, guys is the calories don't count. >> he like that. coming up, a check of your traffic and weather together plus the day's top stories. >> it might be the greatest turnover of all times. the incredible shot of the celtics' first road game of the season. >> plus, another reward for tom brady for his latest performance. >> a woman criticized an online retailer and they fined her for it. she didn't read the fine print, but businesses are allowed to charge you if you give them a bad review. she took her fight to capitol hill to stop it. we want your feedback.

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nasa releasing this ultrahigh def video of the sun. >> nasa's solar dynamics observatory captured it. it shows the sun's rotation, solar flares and everything else encompassed in a nuclear fire. that's something you need to see, right? unbelievable. >> yeah.

>> i'm like in awe of these images here. it's going to be another sunny day, right? >> sunny, warm. >> danielle, this is, like, a pinch-me week. >> the whole week seriously has been so warm. we want to continue the trend today again tomorrow, too. eventually cooler air comes back into the mix but not until the weekend. you'll notice by sunday. it's 55 in boston right now. 40s north and west of town. 38 in nashua, one of the cooler spots. upper 40s in bedford. 50s from norwood to taunton, a mild start to the day. a light jacket for the kids toe bus stop. sunrise coming up at 6:22. shortsleeves, absolutely you can get away with that today. mild temperatures around 70 degrees by the end of school. satellite and radar is really cool. low clouds and patchy fog has filled in. south coast.

we have a dense fog advisory for southern bristol and plymouth counties until 8:00 a.m. otherwise, there are a couple of showers that may come up and eclipse the south coast by this evening. rain and snow in portions of colorado back through north dakota right now. this front is going to bring us a threat for showers. we're on the warmer side. temperatures are so warm. increasing clouds as we head through the evening hours. notice it is the south coast that gets into a couple of showers this evening and overnight. tomorrow morning, a lot of us can be dry. the threat is greatest along the south coast, cape and islands tomorrow morning for scattered showers. in the afternoon, the clouds will dominate, but notice some breaks of sunshine money that will boost our temperatures into the 70s tomorrow afternoon. late in the day so by the evening hours, there may be a couple of brief showers well north and west of boston. that's a front coming in. saturday will be dry, but there will be lots of clouds that linger.

filtered sunshine through them and the cooldown begins. you'll notice 51 degrees for the afternoon kickoff. sunny, cool and breezy. your classic day falling back into the mid-40s with sunset at 4:29. today's highs, look at this. low 07s posten -- low 70s. boston, bedford, nashua. the record to beat today in posten, 79. we -- in boston, 79. upper 60s to low 70s from the worcester hills back into southern new hampshire. 60s on the cape and islands but lower 70s especially inland. in worcester. we'll come close to beating it cooler on saturday. bright and cool sunshine on sunday and then warming back up to near 60 on tuesday. into early wednesday. together. how's it looking, robi? >> just hearing about an

incident on the mass pike in framingham. there is a ladder in the middle of the roadway before route 30. we're seeing plenty of slowdowns both north and south of the city as well. from the south, bumper to bumper between route 27 and the split. route 3 north, you are going to hang out between route 18 and the split. to the north, 93 southbound has two slow pockets up in andover. then the woburn to medford stretch. 5:48 right now on your thursday morning. a pedestrian killed in the south end. >> we begin with breaking news in worcester for you. these are your top stories on this thursday morning. >> good morning. i'm nicole jacobs live in worcester where police and fire officials are investigating a discovery found here in worcester on swan avenue. you can see the police officer just over my shoulder.

firefighters came upon a vehicle that was charred and inside it appeared to be a body, they say. all of this is still under investigation this morning. i do have calls out to investigators and police over at worcester police department. hopefully they'll get back to us soon with more information on this investigation. coming up in ten minutes, hear from neighbors in this neighborhood. nicole jacobs, wbz news this morning. a south boston man pleaded not guilty to murder. robert mckenna was found dead in his home in september. good morning, i'm susie steimle live in the south end where two elderly women were hit and one died near the

intersection of brookline avenue and tremont street. the female driver of the nissan who hit the two women said she didn't see them in the crosswalk because of sun glare. police are still investigating the exact cause of this accident, and right now, no charges have been filed. live in boston, susie steimle, wbz this morning. an isis bomb likely brought down the russian plane that crashed in egypt, according to u.s. and british intelligence officials. a u.s. official tells cbs news a youtube video surfaced that appeared to show the moment the plane took off and then later when it began tumbling to the ground. the person recording the video seemed to know something was about to happen. more online clues. the message from isis and the response from countries around the world. celtics versus thend indiana pacers last night. a crazy moment for the end of the first half. jay crowder inbounding the ball

it goes in. unfortunately, the basket didn't count. he was out of bounds. final seconds ticking down in the fourth, cs down two. avery bradley gets the ball, pointer. it was short. celtics lose 100-98. patriots continue to gear up for sunday's game against the redskins at gillette. the pats put julian edleman on the injury report. tom brady named the afc defensive player for his performance against the dolphins last week. finishing with 356 yards passing and four touchdowns. be sure to check out patriots all access tomorrow night at 7:00 right here on wbz. as for sunday, wbz gets you started with patriots game day at 11:30. then on my tv 38, the fifth quarter post game show comes on

it is 5:51 right now. turning to our "daily talker," you can find an online review for just about everything. if you post something negative, it could cost you. >> a lot of people take to web sites -- >> i know i do. >> and put those reviews out there. lawmakers are now trying to change all that. robi is here to explain this one. >> reporter: chris, if you get bad customer service, you should be able to write a bad review, right? you'd better check the fine print because right now a company can fine you for doing just that thanks to one crusading consumer, our leaders in washington are trying to stop that. jen palmer of oregon is leading the charge. she and her husband say they weren't satisfied with a service from cleargear.com so they wrote a critical revery of the retailer. clear gear sent an e-mail saying if she didn't remove the

review within 72 hours, she would be fined $3200. some retailers have a nondisparagement clause, also known as a gag clause. it says it's the way to prevent the publishing of libellest content. yesterday, lawmakers held a hearing on the bill that would make the gag clauses illegal. another example they cited, a new york hotel tells guests, if you write a negative review, they can fine you $500. jen palmer refused to remove her review or pay the fine. clear view reported it as glynn consequent debt and it ruined her credit for years to come. so we want to hear what you have to say. i'll bet many people don't realize it. christina says "i believe you should be allowed to voice your thoughts, good or bad, but holding a business hostage to get what you want out of them like free night's stay or free meal or we'll give you bad reviews is awful."

beverly says "i think people should be allowed to post negative reviews, but i think we need to learn to write them as constructive criticism." love to hear what you think about this on our various social media platforms. 6:00. chris, kathryn? still to come, an inspiring way to end the season for one high school football team. >> the touchdown that made

a high school football coach in new hampshire found an losing season. >> last friday night, spalding high was losing its last game when coach huff decided to sub in a sophomore. keegan has muscular distrophy and confined to a wheelchair. he went down the sidelines for both teams celebrated. [ cheers and applause ] too. i love seeing the videos. keep it right here to wbz news this morning. we've got a lot more ahead. top stories coming up next.

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