right now at 4:30, tracking the rain and hour by hour forecast. when we start to dry out and when the strongest winds come through. >> and the fourth presidential debate and a closer look at the big moments. >> new questions about who's driving for uber. it's been revealed the man charged with dragging two police officers previously worked for the ride-sharing company. captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 e- mail: comments@captioncolorado.com good morning to you. it is wednesday, november 11th.

thank you for joining us this morning. i'm chris mckinnon. >> i'm bree sison in for kathryn hauser. let's get right to the weather >> good morning. we've got areas of rain and downpours embedded in there as well. let's zoom in and you'll encounter the wet roads. it's the big thing with the leaves coming down. once they get wet, they get a little slick so use caution this morning. when you get on the north side of lowell, there are heavy downpours that extend back up into the merrimack valley hampstead to haverhill and back up toward the new hampshire seacoast as well. some downs, heavy ones along route 6 all the way from the cape cod canal and back around towards eastham and wellfleet as well. where do we go from here?

over the next few hours, pockets of rain and downpours over the island and south shore. afternoon, it's just leftover showers. it's a cool, raw feel for veterans day with temperatures seeing steady. this morning in the upper 40s, staying in the upper 40s and right through the evening hours, we may drop by a couple of degrees. gusty winds will continue through the day today. we have a wind advisory that's in effect. we'll break down the hour by hour forecast and take you out through the upcoming weekend in just a few minutes. >> thank you so much, danielle. you can check our weather app to see how the storm is impacting your commute. the app is free in apple and android app stores. a smaller cast of candidates facing off in the latest republican presidential debate. this one on the fox business network. front-runners donald trump and ben carson were expected to take some heat. >> while jeb bush fought to survive.

weijia jiang has the latest. >> reporter: it proved to be a big win for fox business and the "wall street journal." donald trump praised moderators for a debate that he says focused more on substance than cnbc's economic debate last month. >> this was a very elegant evening. there were no fantasy football questions. >> if you're not going to have my pack, i'm going to have my back. >> reporter: ohio governor john kasich aggressively took on his opponents. >> we can't ship 11 million people out of this country. >> i don't have to hear from this. >> the things he was saying didn't always land with the audience, and i wonder if, you know, people just thought maybe he was too combative. >> reporter: after the debate, leading contender ben carson responded to recent questions stories. >> if there's some major scandal, something that's really of significance to the people, that's a different story, but i want you to prove everything that has ever happened in your life that you

ever talked about. that is ridiculous. >> reporter: ted cruz and mark coe rubio -- marco rubio managed to hold their own. former florida governor jeb bush needed to stand out. >> jeb really needed to break out tonight. i don't think that he necessarily got that. >> reporter: the republican candidates' next debate is next month. weijia jiang, cbs news, milwaukee. it is an early wake-up call for donald trump. is he in new hampshire at 8:00 this morning in manchester. meanwhile, the democrats take center stage this weekend. their next debate is saturday at 9:00. in des moines iowa, you can see that right here. new york's attorney general ordering fantasy sports sites to shut down and stop

boston-based draft king and fan duel are games of chance not skill and ordered them to stop immediately. a case involving two dragged police officers is shining a light on uber. brian gilbert has a long history of driving offenses. he's spent time in federal prison and had four convictions on drug possession charges. still, he worked for uber several times in the months before his arrest. although the company says he was not an employee on sunday when he was arrested for dragging two police officers who tried to pull him over, girl bert is facing assault charges -- gilbert is facing asalt charges in that case. injuries. a man pointed a fake gun in a case of road rage. a driver on 93 said a man pointed a weapon at her and drove off. she followed that car until a medford police officer stopped

and arrested him. police say the 20-year-old had a replica gun with the orange tip painted black. he will be arraigned in somerville tomorrow morning. a scare outside the white house last night. the secret service arresting a the north fence. charges. this morning, a team of federal investigators will be on scene of a deadly plane crash in ohio. two pilots and seven passengers were on board when it hit an apartment building in akron, ohio tuesday afternoon. it clipped electrical wires on its way down and hit the building and embankment. investigators do not believe anyone on the plane survive, but no one on -- survived, but no one on the ground is hurt. and a man chaining himself on top of a water slide in an effort to save a business he says he spent years building. jim armstrong takes a closer look at thinks fight. >> reporter: it is a 30 foot

>> reporter: but there's no rush. kevin's not going anywhere. >> i'll stay here until the final day if that's what it takes. >> reporter: the owner/operator of liquid planet water park had taken up residence in, and chained himself to his biggest water slide. >> we have lifeguards out here going up the red slides. >> reporter: right now you have firewood there. >> yeah, to keep my tarps down. it's surreal. >> reporter: in 2008, he sunk everything he had in this park. they paid off half of their $3 million loan. >> so they said, you know, we need to you pay the entire amount or we're going to go to auction. in the middle of the summer, my mom died. two and a half weeks ago mike dad died, so i'm trying to deal with all of that. >> reporter: summoning his inner survival skills borne in part from his time in "desert storm." >> i know it's gimmicky, but i was trying to find the way to

get the most amount of people aware of what's going on in the shortest amount of time. we only have three weeks. >> reporter: his one facebook post triggering a national response. >> i'm happy that at least people are supporting me. hopefully one will call and say listen, i'm interested. >> reporter: december 2nd is when the bank auction is set for this property, and he's fully ready to have thanksgiving dinner up there if he needs to, but what he's hoping happens is that by december 2nd, an investor comes forward, pays about the $1.5 million he owes on the property and from that point on, he says this turns a profit and he's happy to share that profit with whoever wants to come forward. jim armstrong, wbz this morning. the woman whose fiancee was killed in a road rage crash says she's committed to keeping his memory alive. in court yesterday, the norton man police okay cause the crash pleaded not guilty to charges including drunk driving.

michael hinds is accused of running jarrad arrone's truck off the road and he had three children. his fiancee still can't believe he's gone. >> i need to keep jarrad's memory alive. he was an awesome guy, and this man has destroyed our family. he's really, really hurt my family. >> the police report says when they arrested hinds, he told officers "i smashed into someone, it's not like i killed someone." this was hinds' third arrest influence. a small victory for fast the statehouse. the committee approving a bill last night that would raise the minimum wage for some restaurant workers to $15 an hour. it would only apply to companies with more than 200 years. the bill still needs approval of the full house and senate as well as governor charlie similar fast food protests took

cities and towns in the baystate are ready to thank their veterans today. wbz has been getting tons of tributes and thank yous online. we wanted to share one of them from plainville. >> i want to thank all of our veterans [unintelligible]. >> happy veterans day [unintelligible]. >> that is so nice. thank you so much, mainville. we want to see your veterans day images. send us or tweet photos of your favorite service member. >> thank you to all of the service members. >> absolutely. appreciate ya. thanks for being with us. coming up, the largest theft of consumer data in u.s. history. >> what you need to know about a hack at jpmorgan chase. >> plus, the class action suit over chair yos and the --

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. >> 4:43. welcome back. campbell's is changing its soup

recipe. oh, no. plus there's a class action lawsuit over cheerios. >> and one of the largest thefts of financial date that in u.s. history. good morning, jill wag with today's money watch. >> reporter: good morning, chris and bree. three men have been indicted in the biggest theft ever of customer financial information. federal prosecutors say they hacked into institutions like jpmorgan chase, dow jones, scott trade, and a boston-based mutual fund. the men allegedly stole personal information from more than 100 million customers and used it against them. general mills recently jumped on the protein trend and launched cheerios protein but a new lawsuit says it has just slightly more protein than the original but 17 times more sugar. the nonprofit group for the public interest says that is misleading and false advertising. meanwhile, campbell's is

classic chicken noodle soup taking out msg and replacing it with chicken broth and onions. for those who aren't necessarily watching their waistline, pizza hut has the new triple treat box with three levels and room for two pizzas, sides, and even a dessert of a hershey's chocolate chick cookie. it costs $19.99. pizza hut says it wants to make every day a holiday. >> every day is a holiday when you get pizza, right? >> that would go over well in a lot of householdsp. >> and newsrooms. >> there's enough for both of us there, one pizza each. >> one each. thanks, jill. it is 4:45 now. >> it is a soggy start out there this morning. >> there is so icky ow there. is there a bet -- out there. is there a better word for it? >> i don't think so. >> it's bad hair days so we need all hands on deck. >> we need all of the help we

can get, absolutely, bree. we've got the rain and wind, so it is a double whammy in terms of weather impact. the rain's going to fill in for us for a time this morning and continue as showers this afternoon. it's 50 in boston right now. the temperatures are going to stay steady. we've got downpours here from shirley stretching pack up on the east side of groton to tyngsboro and you're getting into the heavy rain and deeper yellows and oranges there. so hampstead back down to haverhill, light to moderate pockets that extend to the new hampshire seacoast. hampton beach right now, yeah, light rain, drizzle and it gets steadier then when you get back down near the cape cod canal all the way from mashpee stretching up along route 6 barnstable and towards yarmouth as well. light rain extends to the outer cape. where do we go from here? it will still be pockets of rain right through the morning

hours. hours. any veterans day plans you have will be a soggy, chilly feel afternoon and staying cloudy and cool right on through the evening hours, though it will be drier at that point. so your hour by hour forecast. temperatures cool off a couple of degrees and stay in the 40s of the evening. we've got wind out there, too, be widespread damage, pamela, the coastline too. >> especially once we get into the afternoon and after the sunrises, that will mix some of the area. right now, wind advisory until 7:00 p.m. winds could gust between 40 and 60 miles per hour. currently, they are 20 to 30 miles per hour in most spots. the wind coming from the northeast and the wind gusts will continue to be strong 9:00 a.m. we'll go through hour by hour through noon and you can see 30

to 40 mile-per-hour gusts on the cape and islands 3:00 p.m. pushing the 50 mile-per-hour mark. we'll continue to keep gusty winds around through 7:00 p.m. at that point in time, the winds will start to subside. as we head through the day, danielle, we have more rain coming in. >> we have a tiny break in the action as we head into overnight tonight. tomorrow morning is going to be dry, and then the next front approaches. this will be responsible for severe weather today and the central united states. for us, leftover showers tomorrow. they do arrive west to east in the afternoon. they will be scattered in nature. tomorrow evening's dry may be messy with pockets of rain and clearing comes in after that. friday, we come up to around 60. it will be a dry day friday into saturday. look at this snow friday into early on saturday morning. accuweather seven-day forecast for us. not a bad fall weekend. a little on the cool side, breezy on 50 on saturday.

sunny and a warming trend up to 60 by tuesday of next week. >> there's a pattern there. >> it's perfect, right? >> thank you very much. hollywood is taking over lawrence. ben affleck is directing a new movie there. >> the movie is "the talk of the town." >> it's not until you scrape away all of the modern amenities that you look at it and think it looks a lot like it did in the 1920s. >> reporter: hollywood sure thought so. >> the large general store is actually dunkin' donuts. >> reporter: this week, they began transforming downtown present-day lawrence filming for "live by night" and begins this week. city employee danny ramirez would like to think he played just a small role in bringing the film here. >> i see this tall guy walking around the building so i introduced myself and asked if he was very nice. >> reporter: two years ago,

his lunch break. scouting. >> it's awesome. >> reporter: wouldn't you know, a few months ago, the phones at city hall started ringing. plenty of movies have been shot here in massachusetts, many >> invaluable attention. invaluable opportunities for the city to be seen as something other than some of the problems we have. >> reporter: lawrence has come a long way since mayor rivera took office. >> it is safe. it is clean. >> reporter: this building has been transformed for the film, and he couldn't be happier. >> hopefully it would show that lawrence has at least the potential to be a nice place. we have good stuff and having batman walking around ain't too bad, either. >> reporter: julie loncich, wbz news. >> can he bring the bat mobile around as well, you know? >> as long as it's street legal.

still to come, changes head for the boston public library. >> coming up, the two new additions just approved at copley square. >> and a concerning new report for people who get the flu vaccine annually. every sip. the taste uniquely dunkin'. each cup uniquely you. brewed fresh because it's not just any coffee. it's your coffee, your dunkin'.

there are over 15,000 ways to take your coffee at dunkin'. every cup as unique as you. always fresh with that signature smooth taste. we take pride in every cup, but only one is your coffee, your dunkin'. america runs on dunkin'. . >> it's 4:53. welcome back. new questions about uber's back round check after a case of two dragged police officers. according to "the globe,"

bryant gilbert has a long history of driving offenses and spent time in federal prison but still worked for uber several times before his latest arrest. the company says gilbert was not an employee on sunday when he was arrested for dragging two police officers who tried to pull him over. gilbert is now facing assault charges in that case. both officers are recovering. medford police arrest a man who pointed a fake gun in a case of road rage. a driver on 93 called to see a man pointed a weapon at her and drove off. she followed his car until a medford officer stopped gary pinmental and arrested him. he will be arraigned in somerville tomorrow morning. >> that's within three days. >> this fitchburg man learned how to use narcan in the nick of time and was able to save a woman's life inside of mcdonald's. the man asked his boss for the

training because of the growing epidemic in the area. he trained in the use of narcan last wednesday, a drug that can help revive someone who has overdosed on heroin. two days later, he put the training into action when he stopped for food at a mcdonald's and found a woman suffering from an overdose inside. >> to tell you the truth, i was a little scared because i'm fresh out of that training, but i went in and ended up doing my training, and it worked. >> you have the ability to get trained in narcan. that takes a half hour, and you can save someone's life with a simple tool. >> in most cases, the training is free through community health centers. then for a small co-pay, you can get a dose of nasal narcan -- nasal narcan to carry with you. and as part of a $78 million renovation, the library plans to add an all-day cafe to its copley square location and wgbh will build a satellite

so pedestrians on boylesston and exeter streets streets can watch live broadcasts. new england's casino market could get even more saturated. twin rivers is looking to build an 85,000 square foot hotel in tiverton, rhode island about a half hour from taunton where the mashpee wampanoags are looking to build a casino there and 45 minutes from the plain ridge slots parlor. on the healthwatch, a story that may make up think twice before getting a flu shot. getting them every year can reduce their effectiveness in some cases. a researcher at the marshfield clinic in wisconsin says children in its study who were vaccinated every year were more likely to contract the flu than children who only received it occasionally. a secret is out. >> oh, yeah? >> yeah. >> all right. >> victoria's secret, that is. a preview of last night's

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the victoria's secret fashion show kicked off backstage in new york city last night. >> crews prepped the models with hair and makeup before they headed down the runway. lily aldridge will be wearing this year's fireworks fantasy bra worth $2 million and it's hand crafted with diamonds, blue topaz, yellow sapphires and is set in 18 karat gold.