. right now it's 6:00, a traffic stop takes a dangerous turn, two boston police officers dragged. taking fake weapons off the streets of boston, the new rules going into effect today. increasing pressure on a university president to resign, the race issue uniting athletes and students at the university of missouri. good morning, great to have

you with us, it is 6:00 a.m., i'm kathryn hauser. and i'm chris mckinnon. today is november 9th. good weekend. >> i had a good weekend, too. >> danielle, how about you. i had the scarf on this morning, chilly out there, 20s and 30s, 26 in norwood right 26 in tauton. so 20s in the suburbs, cool, frosty start. you will want to leave an extra minute or two to warm up the car, scrape the windshields, your planner goes this way again, 6:27, rebounding by lunch time today, mostly sunny skies, a light southwest wind. ride home with early sunset at 28. clear and quiet at home right around 50 degrees, we have changes ahead coming up, let's get i on the roads. this is when it starts to get busy. it's been a tough ride this

eye on accidents north and south of the city. and ower, 93 -- andover. 93 southbound also have a slow pocket. and to the south that crash in brain tree, route 3 northbound before the split, the backup there is terrible, i just tweeted this out all the way back out to derby street. we take a look at the traffic camera, we have a disabled truck in austin on the eastbound side just before the tolls much chris and kathryn. >> thank you very much. 6:02, two boston police officers injured in mattapan they were doctoringed by a car they stopped for speeding, police say the car was going more than 70 miles and hour down blue hill avenue. >> the officers got free when the car crashed into another vehicle, nichole jacobs is live at boston police headquarters with a look at what happen. >> reporter: good morning to

you, chris, it was all sparked by this traffic stop, police say and driver of that suv allegedly making an attempt to run. sunday evening in mattapan this is the wreckage left behind. two suv's mangled after the scene. >> i was a little bit scared. >> reporter: boston police say the driver was speeding, going about 70 miles per hour on blue hill avenue when they stopped the vehicle at stratton street, police say the driver appeared to make an attempt to run, that is when the two officers took action. >> the driver put the car in gear, the officers tried to stop him. took off with the two officers inside the car hanging out from the car. >> reporter: dragging them roughly one hundred yards, not coming to a stop until hitting this parked silver suv. anybody that was on the sidewalk could have been definitely seriously injured. >> reporter: as were the two

and and back and shoulder officer for the other. both officers were we are told are expected to be okay. their injuries were non-life threatening, nichole jacobs wbz this morning. it is 60:49 right now, boston leaders announcing a new plan to keep fake handguns off so see. >> reporter: we are in front of the 12th baptist church in roxbury where the ordinance will be signed by the mayor around 9:30, as soon as it is signed it should take effect and that means officers can be con if i skate guns from people as soon as 9:30 this morning, anyone in a public place with a fake gun can expect to have that confiscated by police unless it has an orange or red tip that is a federal lehman dated thing that fake guns have to have an orange or red tip.

awareness how dangerous fake guns can be, we remember last year when a 12-year-old boy in cleveland, ohio was gunned down waiving a fake gun. if someone under the age of 18 is caught with a fake gun their parents will be contacted by boston police. >> sufficiency, thank you. the man accused of a deadly shooting in brighton, about mad a musa accused of killing desmond joseph on tall ford street, he will be arraigned brighton on court today. police are searching for a suspect, this man pulled a knife on an employee on andover street just before 10:00, he took off in a black ford fusion, witnesses describe him as hispanic with a white mask

and hooded sweatshirt, no one was hurt. a big ninonsment from the state's top medical colleges, the globe reports harvard tops u mass, medical schools will train students. the initiative was proposed by governor baker. new this morning, a road closed right now following a serious crash. a road appears -- a car rather appears to have taken out a telephone pole. it's closed as crews repair the damage, no word on any injuries. and road work is getting under way on a dangerous stretch of route 20 in oxford, crews will begin safety improvements this week, last month a mother and her infant were killed on this dangerous curve near the charleston line, crews are installing a guard rail to prevent head-on crashes. a major redesign and reconstruction of route 20 are planned for 2025.

well this was the scene yesterday on the groan line. commuters this morning hoping for a smoother ride. a disabled train yesterday forced passengers out of the subway. hundreds had to evacuate and take shuttle busses between arlington stations, the process was confusing and very crowded. >> they were spending all of this time on winner resilience, the actual trains that run every day aren't running correctly. >> so far this morning everything is back to normal. protests over race and discrimination coming to a head at the university of missouri today, athletes and angry students are calling for the school's president to step down, bree is here with more. >> these students are not backing down, one is so serious he says he has been on a hunger strike for a week and willing to die if the president does not step down. more than 30 african american football players are hitting

in the wallet, they refuse to play canceling this weekend's game would cost the school more than $1 million. saying they stand as one. other students are camping out until president tim wolf is fired or resigned, they are upset with wolf's handling indents of race and discrimination on campus. students say he ignored their concerns about racism. mr. wolf, you know, addressed students demonstrating at the dinner he was at and blamed us for systematic oppress and allowed the kauffman center to turn sprinklers on us, that was the moment in which i realized that something must be done. >> high ranking missouri lawmakers are stepping in. there are statements from the governor and senator as long as

general calling for the creation of a task force. the university's board of curators meets privately to discuss the president's future. kathryn, back to you. 6:09, the patriots remain undefeated halfway through their season easily beating the red skins 27-10. but the win comes with a key injury. >> that's right, lewis is expected to have an mri on his knee. lewis catches the pass on the back field, hurts his knee when he goes down, he was able to walk off the field with what sources say is a knee strain and possible concussion. but we are told there is no swelling around the knee which is good news. as of yet tom bray dough was asked about the injury after the begin. >> it is such a physical game and tough to lose such a special player. i hope he is okay. so, you know, i don't know exactly what it is.

but, you know, we are all hoping for the best. >> the pats are on to new york next week, they'll face the giants on the road. sunday patriots game day at 11:30 a.m., kickoff at 4:25, then after the game make sure you tune in to patriots fifth quarter on my tv 38. coming up this morning, captain 2016. >> hillary clinton has a big day in new hampshire, plus bernie sanders targeting donald trump. and ben carson taking on his critics while donald trump is leveling in his snl ratings success, we'll have presidential politics covered. plus if you were born, do you remember what happen 50 years ago today? will we'll fill you in, good morning, danielle, do you remember? i'm just kidding. >> i don't know about that one. sunshine this morning, chris and chilly temperatures, we'll warm up through the 50s to around 60, sunshine from start to finish, i have changes

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a sweet tradition in boston over the weekend, thousands came out to the christmas festival and gingerbread house competition, local pastry chefs and bakers competed in building massive gingerbread houses, term sold to benefit the nonprofit group to provide for >> very cool. we need to check of of your forecast, the sunrise is spectacular outside. it looked real much it looked like something out of a movie like a little touch and go was so orange. >> i mean clear skies, you guys, sunshine from start to finish, beautiful shot over the harbor, fantastic, chilly

heavier coat, the official sunrise coming up at 6:27, light breeze, 67 degrees by the end of school. 20s on the map this morning, nashua 28, 28 in tauton. leave a couple extra minutes to warm up the car, upper 20s, keehn at 27 degrees, plymouth is in the mid-20s as well. 26 in norwood. plymouth and new bedford. a couple 40s on the outer cape. meanwhile, we are tracking a tropical depression, tropical depression number 12 has formed, has 35-mile per hour winds right now, warnings are up for the bahamas, they may become kate later on today, it is going to curve out to sea and pass somewhere likely well north and west of bermuda.

activity on wednesday. clear skies overhead, we are in for bright blue skies through the course of the day today. south, we are going to watch this closely in term of the fact that it will move northward, a lot of it may sail out to sea, tomorrow expect increase in clouds, there will be rain that moves in tuesday night into wednesday morning, especially. so our veterans day looks like it is going to be a soggy start, pockets of rain in the morning, i do think the closer you get to the close line stuck in the clouds on wednesday, cool on shore wind. in the meantime today, right around 60, above average, you should be in the mid 6 east, tonight won't be quite as cold, dropping back to 43 in boston, the suburbs dip to the middle 30s, tomorrow a little bit cooler than today. upper 50s at the coast, nearing

accuweather seven day forecast, cooler on wednesday, rain in the morning, gradually tapers off, upper 40s, another round moves in thursday, quiet end to the week back up to around 60 before turning cooler again this weekend, traffic and getting a roadway. expressway northbound the hov lane has not opened yet, almost and hour overdue, the northbound side is jammed from split. route 3 northbound has created a huge backup, the crash was before the bin tree. and we are just hearing about a crash in route 3 northbound in breakdown lane. from the north 993 southbound a couple trouble spots. backed up between 213 and 125. then another stop and go pocket

between 129 and montreal, so it's a tough monday morning commute so far. >> thank you very much. it is 6:17, over to campaign 2016, hillary clinton makes it official in new hampshire today, the former secretary of state will file paperwork in manchester for the state's primary. and later in the day she'll host a town hall meeting in windham. over the weekend she picked up congressman beth maul ton. martin o'malley and bernie vegas. >> it is not an american value for donald trump or anyone else in this country to refer to people from mexico as rapists and criminals. >> cancer sanders, o'malley and clinton will face off in their third debate.

hopeful ben carson is slamming the scrutiny over his background, carson claims he was offered a full scholarship to attend west point, tuition is there free for students for their service. >> for people to twist it and make it seem like something dishonest seems like dishonesty itself. >> a lot of people are very threatened by his candidacy, questions about his past. well the ratings are in, donald trump hosting duties on saturday night live saw the show's highest ratings. >> and trump enjoyed himself, too. >> i know how to take a joke. they've done so much to ridicule me over the years, this show has been a disas it for me, look at this guy. isn't that fantastic. >> you think you are this terrific person. >> protested --

>> you think you're this. you think you're that. >> a group of latinos protested outside nbc studios new york calling trump a racist. it is 6:20 on monday morning, straight ahead what caused the ground to give way. investigators taking a closer look at this, they are looking at the damage today, we are seeing interest dramatic new video of cars swallowed up in a parking lot.

6:23 on monday morning, crews will be back on the scene of this massive cave i didn't know in mississippi, workers are going to try to determine what caused the parking lot of an i hop restaurant to open up and swallow at least 12 cars, customers reported hearing loud

bombs and then the butter when out. no one was hurt. the area has been hit with heavy rain in the past two weeks. four people are dead including a child in a fiery crash in maryland, a pickup truck ran into a church van just outside washington d.c. last night. three people from the church van and the driver of the pickup were killed. had 1 others were hurt. the pickup truck rear ended a car then lost control, crossed the center line and collide weekend that van. in today's health watch, new risks associated with energy drinks, finding drinking one 116-ounce, researchers say high blood pressure puts teens at increased risk for heart disease. national grid wants to charge you more for electricity. the utility's proposed increase would raise the average bill $9 a month. the increase is to make up for inflation of agreeing

expenses much the utilities -- the utility, rather, needs state approve. 50 years ago today, the northeast plunged into darkness. today mark the anniversary of the great northeastern blackout of 1965, the power went out at the height of evening rush hour in new york and boston stranding subway riders and trapping people in elevators. look at that, crazy images. a big surprise for local military moms to be. >> they were invited to a special baby shower, their host, the boston brew ins and march of dimes had surprise gifts, the women got car seats, video monitors and breast pumps. >> they are really great initiative for everyone to see that the community does care and that there is such a big national wide support for the military and their families.

and the wifes and girls of the b's. coming up, seeing red. >> why some people are unhappy with starbucks christmas spirit. also coming up, the u.s. relationship with israel takes center stage at the white house today, a new appointment could cause new tension. here is a live look over boston harbor on this monday morning as the sun comes up, danielle is in with our

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speeding car and two boston police officers dragged, the traffic stop that turned dangerous. a pickup truck goes flying into the charles killing two people, what police say played a role and the new information about the victims. and real guns or fake, sometimes police done even know the difference between the two because they look so much

replica weapons off the streets of boston. good monday morning to you. great to have you with us, hope you had a great weekend, we were just talking about what we were up to. i love raking, is that weird? >> no. >> it's therapeutic. >> that is awesome you like raking, i am the guy with the big -- >> oh, the leaf blower. >> plowing them into the neighbor's yard. >> that is important though if you have a big yard, it makes it easy. good leaf raking odd. maybe you done want to be out just yet, we have 20s and pros on the map, and the sun is officially up and shining. 99 degrees in boston, that is the mild spot so to speak, look

at norwood sitting at 26, 20s from keen to orange and pittsburgh, 30s and 40s in the cape as well, nothing going on satellite and radar here. we are in for sunshine, driving on into the evening, a little bit of frost, scrape the windshield, warm it up near calm wind, that combined with the sunshine boosts up near 60 this afternoon. looks fan it is particular, beautiful fall weather today, clear and quiet, sunset at 4:28 and right around 50 degrees for the ride home. we have changes on the way, timing out rain this week,. first traffic and weather together. danielle the mass pike has joined the list of highways and big backups because of a disabled truck eastbound before the mark street overpass, stop and go backup up to newton corner. ride from the south is tough. route 3 northbound jammed from

the brain tree split all the way, we can show you that. we also have an accident down in rockland by route 228. let's take a look at north map 93 southbound has bumper to bumper pockets, route 3 south bound you crawl between 110 and 129. chris and kathryn. two boston police officers are recovering this morning after being doctoringed by a car. >> the officers say the car was going more than 70 miles and hour down blue hill avenue. a closer look at what happen. nichole, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, to you. kathryn. the two officers are recovering and the driver police say was only initially speeding is now facing multiple charges, take a look at this wreckage left behind in mattapan over the weekend, the two officers were doctoringed roughly one hundred

that police did not come to a stop until it hit a parked suv. >> the driver put the car in gear, the officers tried to stop them, took off with the two officers inside the car hanging out from the car. >> reporter: one officer we are told has a regan foot injury, the other we are told has a shoulder and back injury. beth though are expected to be okay. we are live in roxbury, nichole jacobs wbz this morning. 6:33 right now, new details in a crash that sent a pickup flying through a guard rail into the charles river killing two people inside that truck. here is bree with a closer look. >> reporter: massachusetts state police saying brian arcand and rebecca smith launched over a bare injury and into the charles. it happened saturday night near

from the state police bare ricks, you can see the police crews trying to pull the pickup truck out of the river, brian arcand and rebeck is a smith died at the hospital. they are investigating speed as a factor. >> all i heard was a horn going off and then i heard the impact and i look over and i see that that piece of bridge over there just kind of crumpled, one piece solid into the water and tail lyings of the truck went over. >> two women in another car that was side wiped were not hurt in the accident. kathryn back to you. 6:34 is the time on monday, saturday police are searching for the cause of a deadly crash on route 24 in stoughton, it happened early yesterday morning, a passenger was ' joked from a crash and hit by several other car. a woman is in the hospital

after she was hit by a car on dorchester, on adams street near dorchester street. women in dorchester are on alert following three incidents, police are trying to figure out if the incidents are connect the, in two of these cases a man exposed him to self. women describe the suspect as hispanic in his 20s or 30s. and curry college student is due in courted to accused of having a weapon in his dorm room, a search turned up a gun action ammo and drugs in the room belonging to darius boodoosingh. the 18-year-old is from boston and held by milton police. boston's mayor will announce a new plan to keep fake handguns off our street. morning, susie. >> reporter: as of 9:30 this

beened in the city of boston, 9:30 is when the mayor is signing this ordinance and it will take effect immediately after. it is expected to bring awareness to how dangerous fake guns can be, police say it's difficult for them to tell the difference unless they have an orange or red tip, if it does have an orange and red tip it is okay and may not be confiscated by police officers, this coming to light one year after a 12-year-old boy in cleveland, ohio was gunned down by police officers and fatally injured. he was waiving what turned out to be a fake weapon at that time. now if you are over the age of 18 and your fake gun is confiscated, you will have to go to a local police station to pick it up. again that signing ceremony scheduled to take place in rox

burrow at 9:30 this morning. susie. today president obama will sit down with isreali prime minister benjamin netanyahu. it's the first face to face meeting between the two leaders in a year. the visit could be strained though. netanyahu just appointed a spokesman who has suggested that president obama is an anti- semite. the fbi will assist in the investigation of that russian jet that crashed. american and british intelligence experts believe a bomb brought down the jet killing 224 people on board. the fbi will assist russian investigators with forensic analysis. experts say airport security around the world will have to be reexamined. >> this will be only the third aircraft brought down by a bomb in the last quarter century, this is a very big deal much

the largest loss of life in a plane brought down by a bomb. implications are many here, one it is going to add to the perception that isis is winning. >> yesterday more than a thousand mourners attended a memorial service for crash victims in st. petersburg. a new lay to help veterans, veterans can take up to is is 04 hours of leave. many veterans had to take unpaid leave previously. it is 6:38 right now, time for our daily talker. so the holidays quickly approaching and some people are not happy with a major coffee chain. >> and we are talking about a coffee cup design here. and they are pretty famous. >> chris, perhaps you heard of the starbucks red cup which is tradition at this time of of year, some people look forward to having their $6 grand i,

starbucks is going with plain red and that has latte drinkers steaming. christmas tree ornaments on it, frosty the snowman, and some even fancier ones had candy canes, the 2015 version is under stated just plain red. this prompted some like the we site bright bart.com to accuse starbucks of declaring war on christmas, the site says starbucks has moved away from christmas, many starbucks customers said they don't care what the cup looks like as long as the coffee tastes good, vice president said on the company's website this year we wanted to usher in the holidays with a purity of design that welcomes all of our stories. the all inclusive red cup, see what people are thinking about this. robin says it is the last straw

for me, starbucks decided that politics is more important than good business decisions. rob on twitter says i was okay with the rid cup the way they were. but i think they should mix it up with color schemes for other holidays, too. thanks commenting, you still can. chris and kathryn. >> all right. >> i didn't realize people take this red cup business quite seriously. there is outrage go be on wetter. >> i would be out raged if my coffee order was wrong. ahead this morning, a new way to do battle opioid addiction. announcing changes today in connection with the governor's new plan. plus a pet friendly reminder from transit police after an unexpected passenger hopped on to the t. good morning chris and everybody, checking in with our weather watch as we always do at this time and it's great to see people up giving observation, thank you for your

daily influence here in terms of our temperatures, 28 degrees says michael in huntsman new hampshire, 20s, lower 30s, it's a chilly start. heidi says it's 27 degrees

6:94 on monday morning, this isn't something you see every day on the t, a rabbit rided a rail much this bunny is sitting on a seat next to its human travel companion, transit police included this message, etiquestion please keep your rabbit inside their carrier >> bunny looks comfortable. and cute, but it's a good reminder, you never know what you see on the t. we need to get a check of the forecast on this monday, it good fall day. the sun is going to be shining from tart to finish, we've got a widespread frost that is out there right now, we want to lova couple extra minutes, scrape the windshield, 27 degrees in west ford,

checking in live with weatherbug, milton is sitting at canton. heavy coat or scarf. widespread 20s and 30s in the suburbs, 25 in concord, new hampshire, nashua to pittsburgh, 26 in norwood, 30 marsh field back to plymouth. provincetown back to high in necessary. nantucket at 47 degrees some of this moisture is going to move to the north and some is go to go sail out to sea, we'll be wedged in between here. what does that mean for us today? around 60 degrees, enjoy it. the wind starts to come off the ocean, increase in clouds, i think the cape and islands see

some showers as we head into the day tomorrow, but most of the rest of us will be dry, just clouds thicken up during the day. notice that moisture sails out to sea there will be additional rain to our west, that will fill in tuesday night into wednesday morning, so our veterans day does look soggy, pockets of rain in the morning, we actually get late daybreaks of sunshine i can'ts could the interior, the wettest time is wednesday morning until midday. and then we tart to see dryer conditions and chillier weather, temperatures in the upper 40s, enjoy the mild conditions right around 60 degrees, southern new hampshire, 56 in wooster, right around 60 from norwood to tauton, plymouth as well. full sunshine, upper 50s in the cape and islands. wispy clouds start to increase. right around 93 downtown, highs tomorrow will be in the upper 50s, is a few degrees cooler

today. keep the umbrella handy, showers late tomorrow. wet start wednesday morning with pockets of light rain ending during the midday, temperatures in the upper 40s, west to east on thursday, steady thursday evening. partly cloudy and quiet 60 again to in the week. traffic and weather together. danielle we have had a ton of accidents most of them have cleared but the damage has been done with lots of backups out there. northward live look over 93 and summerville has bumper to bumper traffic. then heavy and slow from connector. betweened 5 and 9, route 3 south. route 3 northbound has been a mess all morning after a couple crashes, back to handover, and the expressway inches along road. >> thank you very much. it is 6:47 on monday morning, top stories, two boston police officers are

recovering this morning after being dragged by a car. >> and police say the officers tried to stop a car last night going 70 miles and hour down blue hill avenue and mattapan when they approached the driver they were doctoringed done the road until the car crashed into another vehicle. the officers are expected to be okay. the driver will face charges. a new initiative to get replica handguns off the streets of boston, today mayor marty walsh is expected to sign a new ordinance beening fake handguns. just last year a 12-year-old boy died in cleveland when police shot him for holding a gun that turned out to be a boy. a big announcement from the state's top medical colleges concerning opioid abuse, the globe reports harvard, tufts, u

training students how to prevent patients to become a dicked. -- addicted. more than 30 football players announced they will not play until wolf is fired or resigned, the football team is the scc east champs, defending champs generating big money for the school. the head coach quited a picture saying they stand at one. it is 64:99, still to come, the bruins on the road. and looking for a win against the islander,. and bon, james bond, how the movie did this opening weekend and how it compares to other bond debuts. stay with us. dear fellow citizen, i get that it' s hard to say no when your kids want toys,

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and actually finished out the game. bummer he didn't make the catch. spectre came in number 1 making $73 million, that is second highest opening for a bond movie. the peanuts movie took the number 2 spot for $45 million. martian with $9 million. a lucky and rich collector owns a iconic piece of music history. >> $2.4 million at auction yesterday. lennon used the gibson to write and record the songs love me do, i want to hold your hand among others. >> when it comes to guitars and john lennon this is the holy grail, it's one of the most important pieces that you can find much this guitar disappeared at the bet he wills christmas concert in 1963, an

amateur guitarist bought it from $275 in the 1970s and forgot about it until he saw a picture in a magazine last year, recognized the markings, had it authenticated a now he is a multimillionaire. >> good investment, 9975 bucks. >> what a story. did you see the reporter, he was like -- you would be nervous holding that. >> you hold it. >> i'm too clumsy. 6:54, time for a closer look at what is coming up at 7 owe. plus check in with charlie roads. thank you charlie be we'll

thanksgiving day parade.

welcome back, crews are taking the macy's day parade balloons on a test run. >> they inflated the joy aunt characters at citi field, there is dino the dinosaur which

hadn't been in the parade since 1976, and ronald mcdonald but wearing a new outfit. and two new balloons scrap and his acorn from ice age and red from angry birds. i like skrat is kind of funny. >> he is the squirrel guy. >> yeah. >> beautiful today. we've seen the sunrise all morning, it is going to be with us from start to finish, tomorrow clouds increase, a little wet on veterans day cbs this morning, we'll see 25 minutes. >> have a great day.