one said valentine's day blah, blah, blah. they have really good entries. >> hopefully they will be okay to post up. >> true. top stories, weather and traffic straight ahead on wbz news this morning. the news at 5:00 starts right now. right now, security changes at u.s. airports. the announcement is expected today. >> and a man accused of going after a mom and her baby with a knife. >> and marathon runners who became lifesavers. captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 e- mail: comments@captioncolorado.com thank you for being here with us on this friday, november 6th. happy friday to you. we are up and at 'em. >> we made it. >> we did make it.

friday. >> it's in the 50s and 60s so we're above what our average highs are typically after the highs in the mid-70s yesterday. we've only cooled back into the lower 60s. 63 at logan airport. the dew point is 60, too. it feels sticky as you step out. southwest winds at 14 miles per hour and a lot of us are running in the 50s and 60s as you step out. a mild start. middle 60s here. we do have low clouds. yesterday. think shower activity that we have over the cape and island overnight has just exited nantucket out to sea as well. 60s, there may still be a lingering isolated shower on the cape. 72 with breaks of sun through the lunch hour here. we top out in the low to mid- 70s today. an isolated shower. we turn cool their weekend.

let's get you on the road. happy friday, robi. >> you, too, danielle. it's been a tough commute every day this week. let's hope a few people have taken this friday off. here's a live look at the expressway right now. the early bird commuters are on their way. no reported slowdowns and the rest of the major routes coming up from the south are looking good right now. 93 southbound really the only busy spot is medford to boston right now. no worries on route 1 south and route 3 south. 495 and 128, they are speed limit rides. chris, kathryn? it's 5:02 right now. now to a developing story. cbs news has learned officials have announced security changes at u.s. airports. >> nicole jacobs is live at leg then morning. this comes on the heels of that deadly plane crash in egypt. >> reporter: it does. we hear these tragedies and certainly it raises concerns when it comes to airport security, but holiday travel

being ramped up could also bring security being ramped up. >> reporter: it was a crash that killed all on board. a russian plane going down in egypt. a bomb. there's no definite evidence confirming that. >> i think there is a possibility that there was a bomb on board, and we're taking that very seriously. >> reporter: but passengers at logan are leery. >> blaming isis is premature at this point. >> reporter: nonetheless, today could bring yet more security changes to u.s. airports and international travel, especially with the holiday travel season approaching and the effects of 9/11 not far from the minds of many. >> 9/11 gives you a second thought of what's going on. >> reporter: 96% of undercover agents actually made it through security with weapons. massachusetts congressman bill

>> as we look at the bombing, it's sending several warning signals to us, not just to the overall fight on terror but airport security as well. >> reporter: according to congressman keating, some of the changes could include better screening of tsa employees and perimeters of airports. nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. >> thank you for the update this morning. a mansfield man is in court accused of threatening a mom and her baby daughter with a knife. david brock is facing two counts of assault. police say the mom was helping brock pack for a move when he had an angry outburst and charged at her and her little girl. brock's mother says he is bipolar and off his medication. searching a new hampshire neighborhood looking to solve the murder of a 62-year-old mother. denise robert was out for a walk in august when she was shot and killed. the fbi performed a grid search

can see in the video. the renewed investigation is giving her family hope. >> some people may have seen or heard something at the scene of the crime, but there's other people who may have overheard something or saw something after the fact where the perpetrator may have been hide something. >> reporter: detectives offered a reward, but the attorney general's office says less tips are coming in now than when it first happenedp. police in worcester want to nope whose body firefighters found in a burning car and whether or not that person was murdered. investigators were searching for clues yesterday. neighbors say they heard gunshots in the area warn 10:30 wednesday night. a local high school student accused of raping a classmate. prosecutors say 18-year-old patrick cower and several

into the woods. a 17-year-old girl was found in disoriented. the sex was consensual but is he facing charges. serious crashes. in middleborough a motorcyclist a car. there. in sandwich, an offduty firefighter calls for help after a head-on collision. four ambulances responded and two medflight helicopters. three people were hurt, two were flown. no word on what caused that crash. an e-mail virus infecting massachusetts computers. crews were working overnight to fix the problem, but it's unclear whether or not it's been resolved. the virus affected a small number of state computers. over to campaign 2016. chris christie will not be on the stage for next week's

he has been moved to the undercart debate because of the placement in the latest polls. well. kasich will file his paperwork in concord, new hampshire. the time is 5:07 on your friday morning. a group of runners racing to the rescue. the team stopped in the middle of a half marathon to help a family in trouble. >> good morning, bree. >> reporter: good morning, chris and kathryn. team babsy did exactly what runners are famous for doing, supporting others. they abandoned their time and ran across a busy road when they saw a panicked man jump out of a car frantically yelling for help because his father was in the driver's seat having a seizure.

one managed to throw the car in park, another directed traffic, and another called 911. the team wasn't even supposed to be in the race. they begged for the chance to impaired folks. it turns out they were able to help another family in the process. >> i guess all of our theory is to pay it forward. if something happens to us or our family, we hope someone would do the same to pay it forward. >> in the end, they finished 20 minutes behind their original goal. they tell us, they that they wouldn't have done -- they tell us, though, that they wouldn't have done it differently and sent a gift to the family they helped. a generous gesture from a somerville police officer. instead of a ticket, she gives flowers and a thoughtful note.

she was already distraught after moving her mother into hospice care. >> when she was pulled over for going 40 in a 30 mile-per-hour zone in somerville, she broke down. officer ashley katado instead of giving a ticket sent a bouquet of flowers to her home. >> many people think once the traffic stop is over, that it's over but that's not true. we take things and carry it with us. >> reporter: for her to go out of her way to help somebody who amazing. really just incredible. >> officer katado says she's been in situations before where she's wanted to act but sutherland's story really stuck with her because she has a son of her own. >> love that story. >> yeah. >> one of those two thumbs up on a friday morning stories. coming up, we're approaching the halfway mark of the season with the patriots looking to stay perfect.

working on things as they prepare for washington. >> not so good on the b's side. they dropped the fist road game of the season and why the schedule accident good the any easier. >> good morning. >> good morning, chris. record numbers reached. 60s for highs tomorrow. sunny, crisp, and cool. 50s on sunday. i have all of your weekend in detail. we'll take you through the hour by hour forecast when we come

it may not feel like it outside, but it's starting to look a little like the holiday season at faneuil hall. >> there we go. the christmas tree arrived in boston, an 80 foot tall norwegian spruce from pennsylvania and got a special welcome from, of course, the >> look at them. >> of course you can see it all lit up with 30,000 lights. that's happening on november 21st. at 7:00 there will be performances from blueman group, keith lockhart and the boston ballet saturday, november 21st at 7:00. away. >> everybody keeps getting on my case about it being too christmas.

-- it's not that far way. >> i'm not there yet. >> it's the weather. >> that's true. >> i'm not going to complaint. >> we're giving you a hard time because you are singing christmas carols. it's very true. we've got all of the decorations out ready to go, right? bus stop forecast with temperatures being mild. that includes the kids in foxboro, you guys. pamela gardner visited with the first graders at the sage school in foxboro. get this. they keep track of the weather using a weather station set up in the front of their school and even made their own weather instruments. so first graders, yeah. loving the weather there. they are all smiles. they have the long sleeves and shortsleeves on. you can do it again today. temperatures this afternoon at the end of school are going to be coming into the 70s. so warm and a little bit humid.

stop to school and home. temperatures are so mild it's 54 in nashua. a lot of spots running in the 50s. 61 in jaffrey. lower to middle 60s from the north shore to the south shore, cape and islands as well. upper 50s in chatham right now. touch of fog out there, 1 mile visibility in nashua. half a mile visibility in provincetown right now. showers came through the cape and islands overnight. those are now pushed offshore. we may still get a brief shower mid-morning. otherwise, we're waiting on the cold front back to the west to usher in cooler air. it slides east. we may get a brief shower this evening and look at the temperatures behind and dropping into the 30s and 40s. that's the weather that's on tap as we head into the weekend. so between now and mid to late morning, a chance of a shower. it may be an isolated sprinkle

i don't anticipate as much sunshine as we had yesterday, but i do think breaks of sun and peeks of that blue sky are possible this afternoon. a couple of showers across the interior. then partial clearing. then we'll get lingering clouds. it's still going to be a dry saturday. the clouds will be thicker in southeastern massachusetts, especially by the evening with some rain just offshore of the cape and islands. temperatures will be in the 60s tomorrow. saturday into sunday's northwest wind, we clear the skies out. the sunshine will be out. a beautiful fall day with crisp, dry air in place. high temperatures today back into the 70s we go. despite the clouds, 74 in boston would be the record. 71 in worcester would as well. a lot of communities in the lower to middle 70s, 60s on the cape. highs tomorrow 10 to 15 degrees cooler.

so upper 50s and lower 60s lower sunday. middle 50s along the south coast including the game day forecast. kickoff 54 degrees. sunset at 4:29. accuweather seven-day forecast, quiet start to next week and another warming trend into the 60s by tuesday. a couple of showers possible by the time we get to tuesday night and then again on thursday. traffic and weather together, robi. >> patriots forecast looks fantastic. >> it's going to be classic fall weather. >> no problems for the tailgate, the most important part. >> well, that and a win. >> excellent. >> you usually don't have your glasses. >> i know, but watch what happens when i take them off. hello, pamela. [ laughter ] checking the rides to the north. 93 southbound has moderate

route 3 south looking good coming down from lowell. the other major routes from the north are trouble free. the expressway north and 128 south are the only busy spots right now. route 3 north a smooth ride from hingham. it looks like no issues on 23 north or 95 north, either. chris, kathryn? 5:18 right now. on your friday morning, the boston branch of the church of scientology is now up for sale. the church owns the former hotel in the south end and once planned to make it the local headquarters. the building built in 1875 has been vacant for years. meanwhile, emerson college is putting together a task force to decide the future of the colonial theater. emerson shut down the theater last month after the book of mormon closed. the school needs a new decline dining hall, but it's been criticized for thinking of using one of the most popular performance spaces for that purpose. the bruins lose their fist

steve burton has more in this morning's sports. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. on paper it is a mismatch. the perfect 7-0 patriots against the redskins. the patriots will tell you don't read the paper. in fact, throw the paper away. the extra time off helps for sure, but the regular season will be half over after sunday's game. despite the big differences in records, gronkowski and blount be their opponent's biggest better be ready. >> it's important to win the game in general because that's the culture around here. they base a lot of things on a win around here. so you know, we can't get to the ultimate goal unless you win football games. that's what we're trying to do just like any other week.

we've got, so it's going to be a tough game. they're ready. they have solid defense and will be coming so we've got to be prepared, too. >> reporter: for a preview of the pats and 'skins, check it out here on wbz at 7:00. patriots game day gets started at 11:30. the only place to see belichick and tom brady's press conferences live. bruins and capitals on the road last night. tuukka rask in the net and you knew he had to be on his game. good start for him. then it happened for the fist time in almost 200 minutes, the bruins got one past braden. former bc star jimmy hayes with the goal and it was 1-0 bruins. ole vetch kin just hanging orb ovechkin hanging out. cats go on to win it.

they beat the bruins last night by a score of 4-1 the final. that's sports for now. i'm steve burton. guys, over to you. up next, a young boy who disappeared over a decade found safe. >> and how he found out he was a missing person. stay with us. you're watching wbz news this morning. every sip. the taste uniquely dunkin'. each cup uniquely you. brewed fresh because

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. a young man applying for college finds out he is a missing person. he's 18 now and disappeared 13 years ago from his home in alabama. his father took him and changed their names. it was only when julian applied for college that he discovered his social security number didn't match up and he was in the national database of missing children. >> it was just great for me to be able to tell the mother that, hey, you know, all this time, i don't know what you have been thinking, but all this time he has been alive and is doing well. it is a good thing to be able to step out of the negativity and walk into something that's positive. >> such a crazy story. julian's father will face charges in alabama. julian and his mother have been in contact and she is overjoyed at finding her son. a woman almost hit in the

head by this piece of wood on the highway is now speaking out about the close call. bree, what a scary scene. >> reporter: indeed, chris. she was on her way to work on i-91 north when a tractor- trailer picked up a piece of wood and sent it flying into her windshield. the pictures of the after-math are jarring. she said it happend so fast she didn't have time to think about it or even that it could possibly hit her windshield. she moved to the side of the interstate and called for help. if it hadn't struck her dashboard at an angle, she different. >> it could have been a disaster and all i have to deal with is a broken windshield and minor damage to the car. so very, very fortunate. >> she actually kept that piece of wood and shards of glass from the windshield and has them in her car as a reminder of how lucky she is. kathryn, chris, back to you.

>> i wonder what she's going to do with the wood? >> i know, right? we all have bad habits but some may be good for you. >> for example, fidgeting, which i do a lot. >> i do, too. >> it can counteract the negative health risks from sitting too much. swearing acts as a natural painkiller. in one study, foul mouthed volunteers were able to with stand pain 50% longer. i don't do a lot of swearing. not making your bed allows your sheets to dry out making it harder for allergy-causing dust mites to survive. >> this is so interesting. there you go. i'm always like, gotta make the bed. >> and i replace swears with the most random words ever. >> yes, you do. very creative. still ahead, security changes expected at u.s. airports. >> and what officials are worried about. >> a woman battling cancer

hampshire for its medical marijuana practices and why she's now taking her battle to court. >> good morning, danielle. >> good morning, kathryn. the sunshine boosts our temperatures into the 70s 37 i'll let you know where we could break records when we

right now at 5:30, a terrifying attack. a local man heading to court accused of going after her mom and her baby with a knife. >> plus, security changes coming to u.s. airports. the announcement is expected today following a deadly plane crash. >> a battle pruing in new hampshire over medical marijuana and why one woman who's battling cancer can suing the state. it is 5:30 right now. welcome back. i'm kathryn hauser. >> i'm chris mckinnon. it is friday, november 6th. we made it to the end of the workweek. >> happy friday, everybody. >> a beautiful week all week long. >> people say i want the 50s to come back and the crisp fall

air will come back. >> it'll come back. >> it's a mild week and fall tempsp. >> exactly. back and forth we go. we continue. 63 in boston right now. the dew points up around 60 as well. so it is a mild start and humid out there, too. the southwest wind is 14 miles per hour. that wind will drag in the mild air. 61 in worcester. upper 50s to low 60s for most of us. we are dry right now. you may debt a stray shower between now and mid-morning. breaks of sunshine so i don't think it will be as bright as yesterday. breezy, warm, and sticky, too. low 70s for the midday rush hour. the southwest wind will be gusty, too, at times seeing gusts of 30, 35 miles per hour. an isolated sprinkle can't be ruled out generally after the evening commute.

60s at that point with the sunset at 4:32. i'll have the details of the weekend coming up. hi, robi. >> danielle, we're keeping an of boston right now. one crash is in lexington. 128 southbound just after route 2. total traffic network says the car has gone off the road there. sturbridge. 84. the accident is on the ramp from 84 to the pike eastbound. chris, kathryn? it is 5:32 right now. checking our top stories on this friday morning. a mansfield man will be in court today accused of threatening a mom and her baby daughter with a knife. david brock you see here is facing two counts of assault. police say the mom was helping him pack for a move when he had an outburst and charged at the mom and little girl.

bipolar and off his medication. homeland security sources tell cbs news that officials are working on quick fixes to security at u.s. airportsp. >> some changes for international flights could be announced as early as today coming in the wake of growing evidence that a bomb may have been planted on a passenger jet russia. all 224 people on board died. those concerned about security are making people uneasy. >> jon keller explains why it should never gotten to this point. >> reporter: one of the most discouraging aspects of the horrific attacks on our country on september 11, 2001 is what we learned afterwards about the many unheeded warnings about the potential for such an assault and gaps in our homeland security. here at boston, logan airport and airline officials were warned by her own experts of problems with security but were essentially ignored.

afterwards, everyone vowed to never left it that again. but the toxic brew of incompetence has let it happen again. a congressional committee this week was told that layers of aviation security are "simply missing." last month that same inspector general trying to put a positive spin on the security debacle said he was "hopeful that the days of tsa sweeping its problems under the rug are coxing to an end." 14 years after 9/11 and we're hopeful they are going to start doing their job properly? are you kidding me? as always, in addition to decrying bureaucratic inertia and governmental ineptitude, we should ask ourselves hard questions as well. are we so obsessed with comfort and convenience that we're willing to roll the dice? do we have memories is short we can't recall the consequences

of this neglect? are we so naive that we think isis or any other savages can't get at us if they want to? let's hope those questions get asked and the answers turn out better than then have so far. your thoughts are welcome via e- mail at keller@wbztv.com or via twitter @keller at large. a local school superintendent pleads not guilty to criminal charges. he allege lid barged into a student's home to see if she really lived there. he was in court charged with transportationing and breaking and -- with trespassing and breaking and entering. he was placed on paid administrative leave. a be in new hampshire cancer patient is suing the state over a medical marijuana card. she has stage 4 lung cancer and only has months to live.

pain, she wants to take medical marijuana even though it's been legal in new hampshire since 2013. the state never issued i.d. cards. >> as the union activist, i'm in a position to stand up. this is my final crusade. i'm not going to stop until we've accomplished our goal. >> reporter: new hampshire patients can buy at dispensaries but none are open in the state. she wants to legally buy in maine and bring it back to new hampshire. straight ahead, toyota looking to the future. >> the auto-maker's new push toward artificial intelligence and why it's bringing them to the baystate. >> why this is turning heads this morning. you have weather watchers up with thus morning. >> early on this friday morning, happy friday. checking in with temperatures

degrees. very warm and tgif, right back at you, james. let's check in at 55 degrees. clear excise and a little thin far. you and me both, jill. we'll talk about the cooler air

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it is 5:39 on your friday morning. toyota is investing a lot of money in artificial intelligence. >> jill wagner is live for us

with today's money watch. happy friday, jill. >> reporter: happy friday. good morning, chris and kathryn. wall street's watching the jobs report. the government releases october numbers this morning before the bill. the fed says the strength of the job market will be a key factor to decide whether the economy is strong enough for an interest rate hike. there we go, the opening bell. no just a test of it. the auto-makers are investing in artificial intelligence, massachusetts and m.i.t. toyota says the research will go about everyday use and help people in wheelchairs or the elderly and things like picking up heavy batteries. you want to charm your phone? check out the brain child of an

grad called chef charger. coasters, candles all built with usb ports that fit right into a restaurant's decor. >> they are stylish. >> jill, glad to hear the bell's still working. >> and scaring the daylights out of me every morning. >> have a fantastic weekend. we'll see you monday morning. a look at the day's top stories including a scare for a local homeowner who wakes up to find someone trying to set his house on fire. >> the new submarine being named after massachusetts. >> so you think lovey dovey posts about your spouse on facebook is a good thing? think again. experts say oversharing could lead to disaster, maybe even divorce. we want to know what you think.

it is 5:44. for the first time in decades, the navy will have a vessel named the uss massachusetts in its fleet. >> it is a nuclear attack. the last naval stress toll

named the battle ship, which is now a museum in fall river. >> switching gears and change to the weather. >> it has. >> in the car it was 63 degrees driving in. >> the only bummer is that the sun goes down so early that you can't enjoy the weather that the night. it was warm even at dinner time. >> yeah, the sunsets so early so the high temperatures are coming during the early afternoon, 2:00, 3:00 when we can get there. we're making a run for the record again, you guys, into the 07s. reports are in the upper 70s. no significant rainfall in sight, either. we could use some rain, though. nothing substantial. more seasonal this weekend. so the dry, fall air comes back. we'll be in the 06s tomorrow and 50s on sunday. so put it in perspective. all of our temperatures are 5 to 10 degrees warmer than we'll

be on sunday for highs. 63 in boston. middle to upper 50s, manchester, nashua, and fitch. most communities in the lower to middle 60s in eastern massachusetts. the south shore pack down to the cape as well in the lower 60s for most of us. touch of fog and it's patchy on the cape and islands. ore wise, we have showers on the cape. overnight, those have pushed offshore. it's dry right now with a little more moisture pack to the south and west. back to the west, more showers. that's the cold front. behind it, we drop into the 30s and 40s. so that's the chill that comes back into the mix as we head into our weekend. so ahead of the front today, it gets gusty. these are forecast wind speeds, so over 25 miles per hour, through the mid-afternoon and evening.

we've got gusts 30 to 35 mile- per-hour range. the warm wind, though, is dragging in the mild air. i don't think we'll see as much sunshine as yesterday. most of us will be dry. 5:30 evening commute, here are the breaks. a brief shower possible inland this evening before partial clearing comes in tonight. tomorrow will be a dry start to the weekend but look at the clouds. they will be a little stubborn tomorrow. our temperatures today, record to beat in worcester, 70. same in boston. a lot of us will be in the lower to middle 70s. we'll be surprised if we see more breaks of sun. 70 to 75 in the monadnock region and worcester hills. 60s on the cape and islands. 60s.

into the start of next week. upper 50s on monday. could be a couple of showers tuesday and wednesday. we have a crash out west of boston and slowdowns north and south of the ski. sturbridge. 84. crashes on the ramp from 84 to the pike east. now. let's check to the north on one of my many sophisticated maps fear. the clicker is giving me fits today. to the north, 93 southbound between mark street and woburn. now let's take a live look at the expressway. route 3 north, you are heavy from union street to the split. 128 southbound already bumper to bumper between 37 and the split. 5:48 right now.

a falmouth man catches someone trying to set his house on fire. coming to u.s. airports. these are your top stories on this friday morning. >> reporter: good morning. i'm nicole jacobs as the investigation into that russian plane crash in egypt continues, and we're learning more about revealed today. that's coming through cbs sources. this as isis has claimed responsibility for a bomb they aircraft. approaches, congressman bill overdue. the security changes he's referring to. coming up at 6:00, we'll hear from the congressman and security changes. at logan airport, nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. breaking news right now in

six people were killed in little rock, arkansas. the bus went off an interstate and crashed into an overpass. we'll keep you updated on wbz this morning. police are trying to figure out who tried to break that a local man's home and set it on fire. the fall mum homeowner says he found the suspect in his home yesterday morning. when he firewood shots, the suspect fled. the front door was jammed shut from the outside and someone cut the brake lines to his truck. new details about the disgraced police officer who committed suicide. lieutenant charles gliniewicz talked to a suspected hitman about killing his town manager. investigators believe he was getting anxious about an

he had been using money. a one time appointment to those who receive benefits. that 3.349 member is not an accident, it is the same percentage rate given to the top ceos of america last year. now to our "daily talker." you probably see it all of the time. people oversharing on facebook. >> a lot of people do it. robi is here now with the unintended consequences of sharing too much. >> reporter: we've all seen facebook profile pics where the person has cropped out their significant other. i would think that was bad for a relationship but now some say oversharing about your marriage on fb can ruin it. the story's in today's "new york post" so it has to be true, right? "the lovey dovey facebook posts are ruining your marriage." an australian web site says one in seven say facebook causes

them to consider divorce. a new york couples therapist says saying too many mushy things could be a sign that things aren't going well. she says the couples are more concerned with how the relationship looks to outsiders than how they feel about ear others. and the same warning against sharing the same facebook page. let's go. sound off. what are people saying about this? here's marie on facebook. don't know if she shares it with her house is or not. says "outside of happy thoughts, i wouldn't violate my own privacy that way." look at what steve has to say. "overshareing? i want to troll the dirt says

reel read more coming up at 6:00. hope your marriage survivessen in until then. >> quite a teat. >> there we go. the workweek ends and we're looking at the top days.

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welcome back to wbz this morning. >> it's friday to time for a look back at the week that was. >> a woman and her husband were seriously hurt in this dramatic crash. >> toxic chemicals disguised as treats and handed out for trick or treat. >> he was stabbed hours after scoring a winning touchdown. >> the mbta says it has a plan to avoid another winter like last year. >> two teenagers are accused of vandalizing a burlington mosque. >> taco bell executive has been fired over this dramatic video that shows him attacking an uber driver. >> and the reflector vests. >> what if you didn't like the weather? >> bingo.

>> you have to figured out. >> i'll have the forecast. >> oh, man. >> you were doing great. [ laughter ] >> the goat was licking the police cruiser. throwing to weather. keep it right here. top stories are straight ahead.