. developing right now at 6:00, security changes at u.s. airports. >> the man accused of going after a mother and her baby with a knife are now headed to court. his own mother is coming to his defense. >> plus, the half marathoners who became life stavers. captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 e- mail: comments@captioncolorado.com. >> it is 6:00 right now on your friday morning. good morning, i'm kathryn hauser. >> it is friday, november 6th. i love to say congratulations workweek.

>> we accomplished something together. >> the whole week was just perfect. it was an easy week to get through with the weather. >> we're going to approach record high temperatures today. look at these temperatures. most communities are running in the lower to mid-le 60s. we also have at least a couple of patchy areas of fog out there and a few showers on the cape that may fill back in. otherwise your planner goes this way. temperatures in the 60s this lunchtime. breaks at sunshine. maybe an isolated shower around we've got cooler temperatures this weekend coming up. together. >> hi, danielle. an update on a crash out west.

look over 93 in somerville. andover between 495 and 125 and woburn between commerce way and spot pond. route 3 south looking heavy and slow. bumper to bumper, 128 southbound you crawl logan to the split. out in sturbridge, we have slowdowns going on now after an earlier crash. the ramp from i-84 to the mass pike east is partially blocked out there. we begin with a developing story. cbs news learning that security changes are coming to u.s. airports. that announcement is expected today. it comes nearly a week after a russian plane crashed in egypt. >> there are concerns this a terrorist bomb may have brought down that plane. good morning, nicole. >> reporter: good morning to you, chris.

we hear of the tragedies that automatically raise concern over airport security. now with holiday travel ramping up, we could also see a ramp upch security. >> reporter: its about a crash that killed all on board. a russian plane going down in egypt. isis taking responsibility for a bomb. though 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: passengers at logan are leery. >> they are blaming isis and it's premature at this point. >> reporter: nobody theless, 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 many. thought. people just kept going on. >> reporter: the recent inspector general report indicates 96% of undercover

agents made it through security with weapons. massachusetts congressman bill keating says change is overdue. >> as you look at the bombing, it's sending several warning signals to us not just in the overon fight on terror but airport security as well. >> reporter: according to congressman keating, some of those changes could be better screening and perimeters of airports. nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. >> nicole, thank you very much. police are investigating two serious crashes. in middleborough a motorcyclist died in a collision with a car on route 44 last night. in sandwich, the offduty firefighter calls for help after a head-on collision on route 230. three people were hurt. two were flown to the hospital. no word on why the crash happened. a mansfield man will be in

threatening a mother and her baby with a knife. police say the mother was helping brother pack for a move when he got angry, had an outburst and charged at the woman and her little girl. police are trying to identify a person found dead inside of a burning car in worcester. the car was found near wild wood avenue. police searched for clues all day yesterday. neighbors say they heard gunshots around 10:30 wednesday night. a team of fbi agents searched a neighborhood searching for the murder of denise roberts who went for a washington in august and was shot and killed. the renewed investigation is giving her family new hope.

>> some people may have seen or heard something at the scene of the crime, but there's other people who may have heard or overheard something or saw something after the fact where the perpetrator may have been bragging or did something to hide something. addressing the unregulated practice of exchanging adopted children. it's called rehoming. it happens when adoptive parents can no longer care for a child and post an ad online family. the this happens without any government oversight. house. over to campaign 2016. there will be two fewer republican candidates on the stage for next week's debate. meanwhile, ben carson is facing

additional scrutiny as the new front-runner. good morning, susie. >> reporter: good morning, kathryn. >> reporter: we now know eight presidential candidates will be taking the stage next week. a few did not make the cut but those who did could be facing questions about ben carson's beliefs. >> we have $19 trillion in debt. >> reporter: when the republican candidates take the stage for next week's debate, two well known faces will be missing. chris christie and mike huckabee have been pulled bought. and for new front-runner ben carson means stepping into the spotlight means being under the microscope. he's facing questions about his beliefs about the pyramidsp. >> all of the archaeologists think they were made for the pharaohs. >> reporter: this video was from carson 17 years ago.

he stands by his commentsp. >> some people believe in the bible, like i do, and don't find that to be silly at all and believe that god created the earth. >> reporter: meanwhile, jeb bush faces falling poll numbers and tough criticism that his campaign lacks energy. >> i feel confident that i can get the nomination and i know i can beat hillary. >> reporter: hillary clinton said she miami watch donald trump on snl and believes he watched her. a new poll has her 56 points ahead of her rival bernie sanders in south carolina. live in the satellite center, susie steimle, wbz this morning. an e-mail virus affecting massachusetts state computers. they tell tuesday only affected a small number of state computers.

a bruin of runners racing to the rescue. the team stopped in the middle of the half marathon to help. >> chris, team babsy is famous for doing what they do, supporting others. they ran across a businessy road when they saw a frantic man jump out of the car. his father was in the drive area's seat of the car having a seizure. one managed to throw the car in park, another called 911, and someone helped direct traffic. here's the kicker. the team was only on the course because the race director made an exception. they wanted to push a jogger for babsy who has ms but that's not usually allowed. it turns out they were able to

help another person and pay it forward. you want somebody to do the same and pay it back to us. >> team pabsy spent 16 weeks training and in the end, they finished 20 minutes behind their goal. they say they wouldn't have done it any differently. they sent a gift to the family that they helped get to the hospital. chris, kathryn, back to you. >> so nice. thank you, bree. coming up on wbz this morning, burning fat without having to hit the gym. >> sounds good, right? work. >> and the replacement of the defective dallas panels. >> and a local liquor store known for their witty signs wants your help. danielle? >> chris, a mild start this morning. wear in the 60s already. a couple of preaks of sun boosts up into the 70s.

a big cooldown this weekend. we'll talk about it in detail as you take a live look at the stay with us.

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>> this is the store on mcbegan highway. sav-mor liquors is asking you to come up with a saying. the winner will be announced december 1st. they do have funny things like valentine's day blah, blah, blah drink. >> one of the funny ones. and a check of your weather has been a fantastic week. a mild week that continues today, danielle. >> i have to say this is the morning that the kids want to get out the door with the short sleeves on. let them do it. we're in the 50s and 60s before school and by the end of school. 70s. warm and sticky out there. sunrise coming up in under 10 minutes from now. pamela gardner had a chance to go visit he's cutie pies. the first graders down in foxboro. get this. they keep track of the weather using the weather station set up at the front of the school. they even made their own weather instruments. first graders.

i think we have future scientists on our hands. pamela had a great time with you guys yesterday so have a great friday. it's the end of the evening. we've made it, right? 50s and 60s out the door right now. temperatures are going to be taking a nosedive heading into the week. it's going to feel a lot chillier. 62 in boston. hisle 60s from marshfield to plymouth. upper 50s in chatham. half mile visibility in nashua and the cape and islands. it won't be as bright as it was yesterday but i anticipate peeks of sunshine and breaks coming through. still moisture to our south and west. behind it, we drop into the

you can see the shading on the map there. can't rule out a spotty shower. otherwise, a lot of the day is been dry. a few showers across the interior. that's the cold front, behind it, the wind shifts around out of the west and then the northwest. just to show you a dry day but lingering clouds. there will be rain that comes close to nantucket tomorrow. you may debt a brief shower then clearing comes in late tomorrow until sunday. bright sunshine crisp breeze. today, 74 degrees. we'll beat the record in boston. 60s on cape cod. high temperature tomorrow for our saturday. only in the upper 50s and lower 60s. the cooler air in many communities. highs on sunday drop even more

by an additional ten degrees. so 50 to 55 for most of us. breezy and crisp air in place. don't forget that early sunshine here with clear skies. a quiet start to next week. sunshine, upper 50s on monday. another warming trend $60 by tuesday. could be a shower tuesday night. thursday mid-70s. a couple of accidents and a broken down car creating slowdowns. one accident is up in lowell. route 3 southbound. the crash is between 495 and 129. then another accident in arlington, route 2 eastbound just after lake street. that's developing right now, but that's a busy spot.

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it may not feel like it outside, but it's starting to look a little like the holidays here at faneuil hall. >> christmas will be here before you know it. the christmas tree arrived from pennsylvania. it got a special welcome from members of the blue man group. there they are. looks like they are trying to pull it off the truck there. you can seep on my wbz-tv. the blue man group will be here, keith lockhart and the mark your calendar. ahead, lucky to be alive. >> one driver's very close call when a 4 by 4 smashes through her windshield. shear what she will be doing with the this.

>> and an active compassion officer. the traffic stop that has people all across the state

this morning, we're hearing from the woman who was nearly hit in the head with this. take a look. a piece of wood smashed through her windshield on a busy highway. >> hi, bree. >> reporter: whether a lucky lady this is. she was on her what i to work on i-91 north when a tractor- trailer kicked up a piece of wood in the middle. interstate and sent it flying into her windshield. the pictures of the after-math are jarring. she says it happend so fast she didn't have time to think about it or notice that the wood hit her windshield. she calmly moved to the side of the windshield and called her help. if it hadn't struck at an

angle, she says it could have been different. >> all have i to deal with it is a broken -- with is a broken windshield and minor damage to the car. very fortunate. >> reporter: she kept that piece of wood and shards of glass from her windshield in her car as a reminder of how fortunate she is. chris, back to you. mbta says work is under way now to reinstall glass t station. crews removed those panels in september because the seals were defective, allowing moisture to get inside causing the windows to get foggy. the manufacturer paid for the replacement panels. the team tells "the globe" more than half of the glass panes have been reinstalled. it's set to open up in the spring. a generous gesture from a somerville police officer. instead of giving a speeding ticket to a driver, she gave flowers and a thoughtful note. she was already distraught after making the difficult

decision to move her mother to hospice care. >> when she was pulled over for going 30 in a 40 mile-per-hour -- 40 in a 30 mile-per-hour zone she broke down in tears. the officer decided not to give her tickets and instead sent her a bouquet of flowers. >> many people think once the traffic stop's over that's it, they are forgotten, but it's not like that. we in take pride in that. >> nor her to go out of her way to help somebody else who was having a rough day it was amazing. really just incredible. >> the officer says she's been in situations before where she's wanted to act but the story stuck with her because she has a son of her own. >> just a nice thing to do going out of their way. a lot more coming up in the next half hour. toyota refreshing up business

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new security features coming to u.s. airports in the after-math of the deadly plane crash in egypt. >> a man accused of scamming an elderly woman out of her home and what prosecutors did next to add insult to injury. >> and what hillary clinton was asked what she will call her husband if she wins the white house. good friday morning to you. it's 6:30. i'm chris mckinnon. >> happy friday to you. the good weather continues if you like mild temperatures, you can't complain. >> i think we're going to break the record across parts of southern new england. beautiful sunrise this morning, right? gorgeous. it felt like summer was trying to hang on.

the beginning of september feel. sunrise officially came up. these are the records to beat. worcester, 70 degrees. boston's record is 73. that was back in 1959. i think we'll hit 74 degrees. it's going to be close today. that makes it fun, right? 62 in boston right now. 57 in fitch right now. there is a little bit of patchy fog. easter long island. you can move over to the cape and islands with a stray shower or two. lunchtime. breezy and warm and sticky. the southwest wind may gust at times to 30, 35 miles per hour but it drags in the warm air. 60s still. about. all of the details coming up. traffic and weather hi, robi. >> danielle, it's not too bad

out there. i am keeping an eye on the crash north of boston. it's up in lowell. route 3 southbound is causing a backup between 129 and 495. checking to the south, only terrible riders on the expressway jammed from the split to columbia road to 128 southbound crawls to the split. 95 north is not so bad. look at route 3 northbound over on the right-hand side of your screen, pretty smooth ride from weymouth. and unveiling plans for stepping up security at u.s. airports. it could happen as early as today. the development come as mid an ongoing investigation into what brought down a russian plane over egypt. u.s. intelligence says terrorism is the leading theory. >> nicole jacobs is live for us this morning. good morning. >> good morning to you, kathryn and chris.

those who are frequent fliers and those who fly only occasionally, you walk into logan airport and can see some of the security measures that have been implemented through the years, but we learn today through cbs sources we could see more security measures in place as early as today. this as isis has claimed responsibility for a bomb they say took down the russian aircraft as a holiday travel season approaches, massachusetts congressman bill keating says change is overdue. >> if you look at the bombing, it's sending several warning signals to us, not just on the overall fight on terror but airport security as well. >> reporter: the exact changes set to be implemented are unclear, but congressman keating believes it could have more to do with more screenings of the tsa employees. live at logan airport, nicole

security are making a lot of people uneasy this morning. >> and jon keller explains why it should never have gotten to this point. >> what we learned in 2001 is afterwards about the unheeded warnings, the potential for assaults and gaps in our homeland security. here in boston, logan airport and airline officials were warned by their own experts they were essentially ignored. afterwards, everyone vowed to never let it happen again. the toxic pru of incompetent -- brew of incompetence has let it happen again. a congressional committee this weeks told layers of aviation security are "simply missing." last month, that same inspector general trying to put a positive spin on the security

"hopeful that the days of tsa sweeping its problems under the rug are coming to an end." 14 years after 9/11 and we're hopeful they're 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 some hard questions as well. are we so obsessed with comfort and convenience that we're willing to roll the dice? do we have memories so short we can't recall the consequences of this in addition. are we so naive that we think isis or other savages can't get us if they want to? let's hope the questions get asked and the answers are better than we thought.

you can get them at our web site. prosecutors say 18-year- old patrick cower and three other students skipped class on wednesday to go into the woods where they drank and took drugs. later, ruin of the students says she was raped. he sess it was consensual but. a man drove a woman to a homeless inn after approaching the victim and oftenned to sell her house on her behalf after she got into some debt. prosecutors say he sold the house at a discounted rate and then sold it at a high profit. >> reporter: police are i to figure out who probing into a

>> the suspect took off. the homeowner says the front door was jammed shut from the outside and someone cut the brake lines on his truck. for the first time in decades, the navy will have a vessel named the uss in its feat. the last naval stress toll carry the uss massachusetts names what a battle ship which is now in a museum on fall river. shining a spotlight on real life events opens up today. spotlight profiles the investigation of the priest sex abuse scandal and stars michael keaton, mark rough low and matschle mcadams. the head of the posten arch die eat.

>> when you run for he was, you have to answer all sorts of questions. she was thinking about having a fist husband. >> he said it was fine for me running but he was running to break the iron grip that women had had on being spouse of the president. >> that's right. >> so i think part of what we'll have to figure out is what you call him? >> her suggestions, first dude or fist mate. toyota will invest a billion dollars in silicon valley and at m.i.t.'s campus and it's the goal of finding effort uses for the technology. it is 6:38 right now. time for our "daily talker." you probably see it all of the time in a facebook feed. people just oversharing.

>> that's right. robi is here with the uninpend app tended consequences of sharing too much on social media. >> we've seen facebook pics where the concern. that shun cropped their significant other out of the pick but the news says oversharing is ruining your marriage. among the experts, an australian law firm found 17% of mare rayed people argue about facebook every day. one in seven says it causes them to think about divorce. a new york couples therapist says saying too many mushy things about your spouse on social media could be a sign ha things aren't going -- that things aren't going well. he says the couples are more concerned with how the relationship looks to outsiders than how they peel about each other.

the same therapist warns against the trend of the growing number of couples sharing a facebook page. a lot of you are sounding off on this one. sandall says not a problem if you have a true, open, andest relationship. "people have forgotten how to talk to each other. facebook. drop the mouse and get out of the house." that's a great line. that could be a song. a number of way today comment, so we'd love to hear from you. >> seriously, kathryn, stop facebooking me. >> drop the mouse, debt out of the house. i like it. ahead, a tough break for two republican candidates and why they won't be on the big stage during next week's debate. >> nd a new invention is making it easier to charge your

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good morning, welcome back. you have been enjoying the mild temperatures. >> and for the kids heading out, today could be the last day where you can get away with saying i am wearing shorts and short sleeves. >> and record-breaking temperatures. so the records yesterday, you guys, were in the upper 70s. they are more doable today, low 70s.

you are absolutely right. the kids can leave the house with shortsleeves. 62 in boston. there are some 50s. manchester and nashua and fitch. mid-60s from marshfield to plymouth back down to the cape and islands as well. look at this hour by hour forecast, right? so we rise through the 60s by late morning. midday we're up into the 70s and we'll top out around 74 in boston. a little bit of fog should burn off. half a mile visibility from hyannis to chatham right now. nashua has half a mile visibility as well. the clouds are already giving way to breaks of sunshine. it has been a beautiful sunrise across parts of southern new england. from the west, here's a line of downpours and showers from michigan back down through the tennessee river valley. this is the cold front. you notice ahead of the front

behind it 50s, 40s and 30s as well. that's the cool air that will come back this weekend. let's take you through the hour by hour forecast. you can plan things out now through the mid morning. i can't rule out a sprinkle, but most of us will be dry today. while we won't be as bright, and there may be a brief shower around this evening, 8:00, 8:30 in the city of boston. that's the actual cold front coming in. tomorrow is a dry day, but there will be some lingering clouds around. i wouldn't be surprised if nantucket gets a brief shower tomorrow. the wind shifts around out of the northwest. these are the wind directions around here, clears us out bringing in the crisp, fall air. look at these high temperatures. about 20 degrees above average.

wouldn't be surprised as we get more breaks of sun. 71 in worcester today would break a record. 72 in plymouth and 60s on the cape and islands tonight. partly cloudy around 50 in the suburbs. we'll have partial clearing that takes place. not record warmth tomorrow. will be 62 degrees tomorrow. 52 on sunday, though. gillette stadium. then a quiet start to next week and another warming trend into the 60s by tuesday and stay there for wednesday and thursday. robi? >> reporter: we have breaking traffic news right now, important news for anyone traveling on or off the cape this morning. the sagamore bridge is now closed according to borne police. apparently there was a bad crash, possibly a head-on collision down there so the sagamore bridge is closed. all traffic is being diverted to the bourne bridge right now according to police. chris, catherine?

it is 6:46 right now. checking top stories now. homeland security tells cbs news 0 that officials are working on fixes after a bomb on a passenger jet caused 224 people on board to die. a man will be in court accused of threatening a morning and her baby girl with a. she was helping him back -- baby girl with a knife. she was helping him pack and he had an angry outburst. a new hampshire neighborhood looking to solve the murder of a 62-year-old woman. denise robert was out for a walk in august when she was shot and killed. the fbi performed a grid search

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he gave the phone back and said it was all a big mistake. no one was hurt but police do not recommend doing the same thing if that happens to you. the bs taking on the capitals last night in washington d.c. facing a goalie who's had their number. the bruins hadn't scored on braden in almost 200 of game time until jimmy hayes bounces this one in for the 1-0 lead. alex ovechkin tying it up. caps go on to win this one, 4- 1. facing the redskins on sunday opinion more fuel for the patriots haters. the teams are not only dominating the games this year, they are dominating the coin am flip. the odds of that happening is just .007% which is less than

given, of course, that the coin flip is a 50/50 proposition. >> that's minuscule. check out patriots all action set right here. as for sunday, wbz gets started with patriots game day at 11:30 and immediately after the game, don't forget, flip over to my tv 38 for the fifth quarter post game show the only place to see the bowley check and brady press conferences. >> i keep thinking when is all of this stuff going to stop in i think it's good. it's proving the point week after week. we'll see it on sunday, right? time for a closer look at what's coming up at 7:00 on "cbs this morning." >> good morning, gayle.

we're in sharmle sheik, egypt into whether a bomb brought down the plane. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00 on the

another week of busy news

here on wbz news this morning. >> here's a look back now at the week that was. >> a woman and her husband were seriously hurt in this dramatic crash. >> toxic chemicals disguised as treats handed out to kids on halloween. >> bullets stopped just feet away in a pile of scarves. >> he was stabbed hours after scoring a winning touchdown. >> the mbta has a plan to avoid another winter like last year. >> two teenagers are accused of vandalizing a burlington mosque. >> a woman found and left along the train tracks. >> taco bell executive has been fired over this dramatic video driver. >> i wear the reflector vests, bus monitor. >> what if you did, like, the weather holding me or katherine? >> there you go. [ laughter ] >> we've got to figured out. >> no.

>> we're doing it all on the commercial break. >> that was a bad transition. >> i did it again. >> all right, danielle. >> all right. [ laughter ] it's friday. come on. we're having fun. >> sorry. >> hey, guys, we're going to hit records today. low to mid-70s and then we get cooler tomorrow. classic fall weather and then another fall warm-up. >> no more goat impressions. >> if you are going to or from the cape, the sagamore bridge is closed. >> have a great morning.