here on cbs on december 8th. >> just a couple of diamonds, blue topaz. >> nothing. $2 million, no big deal. top stories, traffic and weather straight ahead. the news at 5:00 starts now. >> right now at 5:00 a.m., tracking the areas of rain and winds up the coastline for a wind swept veterans day when we start to dry back out. >> reporter: the top republicans running for president are facing off again. who stood out and who is back hampshire today. >> new questions about background checks at ride- sharing service uber. why the case of the man accused of dragging police officers with his car is stirring up that debate. captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 comments@captioncolorado.com good morning to you. it is 5:00. i'm chris mckinnon.

thanks so much for joining thus veterans day. feels like the week has dragged on slowly. we like to look on the bright side of things. i will call it little thursday. it's not too early is it? >> friday eve-eve. >> it's like monday when i start talking about the weekend forecast. we're always looking ahead. tracking areas of rain. good morning, everybody. we're tracking our nor'easter. it's 50 in boston right now. lower 50s from productton to the cape. 4 when you get under one of these downpours, you will know it. they are not moving much now. stretching back up to the new hampshire seacoast. there's mist and light showers else dids where, but the

from the south side of plymouth back through sandwich and borne through buzzards bay and through the outer cape right now, truro, wellfleet. there's a wet start along route 6 as well. it shows the general trend. pockets of rain this morning. tapering off with scattered showers and staying cloudy through the evening hours. i wouldn't even be surprised to see breaks of sunshine. gusty wind, too, nor'easter. that wind coming in off the ocean. we'll continue to be strong throughout the day and temperatures gradually fall to the 40s. good morning, robi. good morning. something tells me we'll be busy today with this rainy, wind swept ride. the poor traffic camera lens is soaked already. no reported backups. the rest of the major routes to the south of looking good.

of green out there. it's moving along. route 3 south is coming out of lowell. route 1 south and 495 look like pre, chris? >> thank you so much. a smaller cast of candidates faced off in the debate. this time, the candidates focused on the economy. front-runner ben carson and heat. >> trump is back on the campaign trail in new hampshire. nicole jacobs is live in manchester with a closer look at last night's debate. >> reporter: good morning. the top eight republican candidates faced off for the fourth time last night. for the most part sticking to the issues, but some having to defend their character. in a debate on the fox business network, minimum wage was the starting topic for the top eight republican candidates. >> taxes too high, wages too high, we're not going to be world. >> every time we raise the

minimum wage, the number of jobless people increases. >> if you raise the minimum wage, you make people more expensive than the machine. >> if you get rid of payroll tax, everybody debts a tax cut. >> simplify the tax code. >> reporter: ben carson spoke to the criticism he's received over his life story. >> i have no problem with being vetted. what i do have a problem with is being lied about. >> reporter: there was a united front amongst republicans for defeating democrat hillary clinton. >> clinton presidency will corrode the character of this nation. >> reporter: the next republican debate is december 10th, but of course, today there is the campaign trail that continues. donald trump will have another appearance in han chester, new hampshire. nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. >> thank you very much. the democrats get their turn this weekend.

their next debate is saturday night at 9:00 in des moines, iowa. you can see that debate right here on wbz. this morning, there are new questions about uber and how comprehensive its background checks really are. >> reporter: this after a man accused of dragging two police officers with his car worked for uber. susie steimle is live in boston this morning with more. good morning, susie. >> reporter: good morning. we're in front of uber's headquarters in boston. to be clear, bryant gilbert was not an uber driver when this arrest took place on sunday between those two boston police officers who were dragged by his car. you might remember that surveillance video. we'll live give you a look at it now. the officers tried to pull him over in mattapan. he refused to turn over his car -- pull over his car and dragged it the two police officers and hit a park car. gilbert appeared in court charged with assault and

battery with a dangerous weapon and resisting arrest. he did plead not guilty to both charges and has since been held. this isn't his first go round. he had a criminal background, according to a couple of sources that he had the criminal charges on his record when he started driving for uber. of course the posten taxi drivers association is now saying this highlights the lack of background checks that the ride services like uber and lyft need to increase. they say if he was flagged to be a taxi driver in boston, he never would have gotten a job. susie steimle, wbz news. the attorney general ordering fantasy sites to shut down and stop accepting bets immediately. the attorney jeb said a month long investigation found that boston-based draftkings and its rival site fan duel are games of chance not skill, and of this, they are considered

illegal gambling. fan duel insists its games are legal. draftkings says it's pursuing legal options. medford police arrest a man they say pointed a fake gun in the case of road rage. police say a driver on 93 called to say a man pointed a weapon at her and drove off. she followed his car until a medford officer stopped him and arrested him. the 20-year-old had a replica gun with an orange tip that was painted plaque tomorrow morning. -- painted black tomorrow morning. and the deadly small plane crash in ohio. two pilots and tension passengers were on -- two pilots and seven passengers were on board. it's unclear how the plane lost control but it clipped electrical wires. it's not believed any of the nine people on board survived, but no one was hurt on the ground. it's being called the

in u.s. history. three israeli men charged with hacking into jpmorgan chase are firms. a total of $100 million people are possibly affected in the hack dating back to 2007. prosecutors say the trio had illegal work in pumping up stock prices and bit coin exchanges. a small victory for past food workers. a committee approved a bill that would raise the mix wage of some restaurant workers to $15 an hour. it would apply to companies with more than 200 people and would be phased in over three years. the bill still needs approval from the house and senate as well as governor charlie baker. similar fast food protests took towns nationwide. a new hampshire water park

40s while chained to the top of a water slide. kevin dumont is making a last ditch effort to save his park. the property went into foreclosure before it is auctioned off. >> i'm happy that at least people are supporting me. hopefully one of the people will call and say listen, i'm interested. >> reporter: he says he's prepared to have thanksgiving dinner on top of the water slide if that's what it takes. >> oh, man. that would be a long truck to get the turkey up the stairs and a lot of work. today, local cities and towns are ready to say thanks to veterans. wbz has been getting tons of tributes and thank yous online. >> this one's from plainville. >> we want to thank all of our veterans for giving us the freedom that we enjoy today. happy veterans day

[unintelligible] >> and we want to see your veterans day images. all day today, you can send us your photos or tweet us your photos of your favorite service member or any tributes you might be going out to. >> it's a rainy day but it's worth it. coming up, an emotional day in court. >> the driver accused in a deadly road rage accident comes face-to-face with the victim's devastated families. >> i got my adrenaline, ran in did my stuff and when i got home, i started getting shaky, >> reporter: perfect timing. a local man learns to use a nick of time. danielle? >> bree, we're tracking the temperatures. the weekend is looking mostly dry right now as well. we'll take you out for the next several days. pamela gardner will join me after the break.

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it was just hanging in the principal's office. crazy. 50% of the money from the sale will go towards art scholarships. the other half will go towards academic scholarships. the buyer of the painting has chosen to remain anonymous. very cool. it was a great painting. very profit for veterans day. >> absolutely. >> and a lot of veterans day we talk about parades and things going on. it's kind of soggy. >> put on the rain coat and umbrella, right, danielle? >> we can handle it. just a little bit of rain and wind, you guys. there is an area of low pressure passing south and east of nantucket. winds coming in off of the ocean with rain spilling back in. temperatures 50 degrees in boston. there are downpours under the map right through groton stretching back up to tyngsboro. heaviest right now, you'll encounter wet roads. the leaves off of the trees get slick with water on them so

take it slow. haverhill from 495 to hampton, we have pockets of moderate rain. steadier rain on the cape and islands all the way from the south side of plymouth and back near sandwich. a few downpours and heavier elements from barnstable towards hyannis and yarmouth and mashpee as well. this may be overdone, but you get the idea. the rain could kin at times through the mid to late morning and taker off through early afternoon. at least drier for the second half of the day. i wouldn't be surprised to see an inland break of sunshine before the sun sets this afternoon and evening. we'll get another round of showers and the wint wind has been another -- the wind has been certainly not damaging. >> more of an anowance if anything. the wind will become strong

currently there is a wind advisory information until 7:00 -- in effect until 7:00. current gusts between 20 and 30 miles per hour. 38 mile-per-hour gusts right off the ocean there. a northeast wind giving us the name of a nor'easter. for the rest of the day here, especially afternoon, we'll see the winds gusting between 35 and 50 miles per hour right on the tip of cape ann as well as cape cod and the islands. we'll continue to keep you posted on the winds later on today. tomorrow, thankfully you are not dealing with the wind, danielle, but the rain. >> and another front comes in and we'll debt a break in the action. tonight, tomorrow -- we'll get a break in the action tonight and tomorrow. then scattered shower activity. you'll want to have the umbrella handy again tomorrow. the showers come through quickly but will impact your thursday evening commute. then we get clearing that comes in thursday night. friday looks like a beautiful

day, a little breezy with temperatures up to around 60. saturday we get snow showers in the mountains of northern new england. we may pick up a couple of inches by the summits by the time you wake up saturday morning. upper 40s today then showers develop 54. tomorrow near 60 so not as cool to end the week. the weekend looking mostly dry breezy on saturday, low 50s on sunday and a warming trend back up to 60 on tuesday. it should be a sloppy ride for most folks out there. keep the speeds down and wipers moving. remember, wipers on, lights on. it's the law. moderate volume on route 1 saugus. no reported backups. checking the ride from the south. the expressway is heavy quincy to boston. that's moving along. 128 southbound bogging down already. route 3 north okay out of hingham.

23 north, 95 north appear to be speed limit rides. chris, bree? >> thank you very much. >> 5:17 right now on your wednesday morning. the woman whose fiancee was killed in a road rage crash says she's committed to keeping jarrad arrone's memory alive. police say hinds ran arrone's truck off the road in mansfield on monday. arrone had three children and his fiancee says she still can't believe he's gone. memory alive. he was an awesome guy, and this man has destroyed my family. family. >> the police report says when police arrested hinds, he told officers "i smashed into someone. it's not like i killed someone." this is hinds' third arrest for driving under the influence. a fitchburg man is grateful he learned how to use a life-

alfred rivera learned how to use narcan five days ago. two days later, he put the training into action when he stopped for food at mcdonald's. he found a woman suffering from an overdose inside. >> to tell you the truth, i was a little scared because i was only three days after my training. i did the training and it worked. >> you can save someone's life with a simple tool. the training free through community health centers. for a small co-pay, you can get a dose of nasal narcan to carry around. amazing. the mbta unveils new designs for the subway cars but there may be a problem. >> the mbta asked the voters to pick three different designs for red, green and orange line cars. these received the most votes. the mbta tells "the globe" it

is investigating possibler regularities with the online vote, bree. it seems there were strange voting patterns and a lot of address. >> someone rigging the game maybe. coming up next, the celtics forced to buck up. >> no dig, how they handled once again. >> the bills are getting ready to play the jets. why is rex ryan talking about tom brady?

welcome back. a rival singing tom brady's praises. >> plus, the cs take the court again without their starting point guard. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. celtics were without marcus smart for a third straight game. smart is still dealing with a sprained toe so once again, isaiah thomas got to start in his place. celtics fell behind earl live on but came back. celtics led by four at the half. another circus shot that doesn't count. evan turner gets fouled behind half-court. he chucks it up anyway. it goes in. not exactly like crowder last week.

fouled. cs break the game open in the third quarter. check out the baseline. 11 points 22 minutes for him. turner picks off the pats then goes in alone for the slam. that one counted. steals. rj hunter, how about him? jumper. hunter seven points and seven rebounds. cs win their second straight game to improve to 3-3 on the year. to football. patriots had yesterday off but get back to court dealing with sunday's game in the meadowlands dependence the giants. now at 5-4, they are in first place at the nfc east. meanwhile, rex ryan is preparing for his first matchup against his old team, the jets tomorrow night. rex says he hasn't had the date

he says he only circles patriot games. >> the quarterback never gets worse. what is wrong with him? you know what i mean? you debt older, you are supposed to get worse. this dude's getting better. it's sick. it's not right. i'm waiting for the wheels to fall off. >> reporter: he may be waiting for a long, long time. i'm steve burton. back to you. >> take that, rex ryan. deflate gate is a dark day for the patriots but gisele bundchen says it tested her relationship with her perfect husband. she sat down with charlie rose and he asked her how do you survive it. >> i think that's when you know when, you know, who are your friends and who loves you. no mater how challenging it was, we were being supportive of one another. i think that's the most important thing you can have in life. >> you can see the full

interview on our web site, cbsboston.com. >> yeah giselle fans will enjoy the close look at her life. >> i think most of us are already giselle fans, but after watching this, it's like she's even better than i thought. >> she's a great human for sure. new details about the suspect who is accused of dragging two police officers with his car. >> and concerns now about background checks at uber. >> more on last night's gop debate. jon keller looks at the issues the candidates talked about. >> temperatures holding right around 50 today with areas of rain and a gusty wind at the coast. i'll let you know when we dry

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right now at 5:30, tracking areas of rain when we start to dry out and the gusty wind at the coast. >> concerns about background checks at uber this morning and how it's connected to a man accused of dragging two police

>> the top republicans running for president face off again. who shined and who is back on the campaign trail in new hampshire welcome back, everyone. i'm bree sison filling in for kathryn hauser who's not feeling well. >> it's a sick kind of day. a big thank you to our service mens out there today. >> stay inside and watch tv. >> that's the thing. it's not like a pouring rain the entire day. it's drizzly, raw and gusty wind at the coast. not the best day here. we're looking it he zakim where we have clouds out on the road. you need the wipers on intermittently in some spots and full fledge in others. you can see kind of the counterclockwise spin with the area of low pressure out to our

south and east. some pockets of drizzle, steadier areas of rain. it's 350 degrees in posten right now. along route 3 and into the merrimack valley, inside of 495, methuen to haverhill back to new hampshire. we have moderate pockets of rain as well. same for the island as it gets steadier for you. between now and late to mid morning, there will be downpours. afternoon. the wind right now gusty, 37 miles per hour in preliminary mung. we'll talk more about the wind coming up, but let's get you on the road with traffic and weather together. >> we could see reduced volume

but the sloppy holiday will create slowdowns. look at all of those headlights. very heavy volume now quincy to boston but no reported packups. sluggish between 37 and the split but the rest of the matsch other routes from the south of trouble free right now. checking the north now, route 1 south looking good coming down from pea poddy, route 3 -- peabody, route 3 south opinion now to a man who dragged who police officers who worked for uber before his arrest. he was not working for uber when he was arrested on sunday by the officers who tried to pull him over and he dragged.

both officers were okay after the incident. before. >> the gop candidates spar over the investigation. ohio governor kasich needed a strong performance, and he delivered. he took on trump and his immigration policy saying it was silly to ship millions out of the country. analysts also said jeb bush needed a strong performance but didn't necessarily deliver. they'll debate again next month giving more opportunities to discuss the issues. this morning, jon keller takes a look at which candidates shine the most. >> reporter: good morning. if you like the idea of raising the minimum wage well beyond its current level, the republicans on stage at last night's debate probably aren't for you. the three candidates who address that issue, donald trump, ben carson, and marco rubio insisted doing so would cost jobs and leave american business uncompetitive with overseas competitors. the way they expressed their views gave useful information about who they are.

the ladder from humble origins says the focus should be of other way as louing people to duplicate his feat "rather than give them everything and keep them dependent." rubio kicked off a sense of opportunities creating alternatives. "welders make more money than philosophers. we need more welders and fewer philosophers ," he said. trump offered simple advice from a man who made it with nothing but a million dollar stake from his forth. "people have to go out and work really hard if they want to get into the upper stratham." trump's plan to deport the estimated 11 million people here without documentation was trashed by john kasich called the idea "silly and not an adult argument and explained why in detail."

jeb bush's plan said the plan is political poison. trump's response, "i built an unbelievable company worth billions. i don't have to hear this." for trump believers, last night was likely more affirmation. for the rest, it's hard to believe he made any headway. share your take via e-mail at keller@wbztv.com or via twitter @keller at large. there was a scare outside the white house. secret service arrested a man who fired a slingshot at the white house last night. there is encouraging news with cancer. doctors say the former president is responding well to tumors. the 91-year-old has kept an active schedule since he was first diagnosed with cancer pack in august. veterans day. hundreds of veteran service members and military spouses across the country will become

swear in more than 10,000 new citizens. more than 200 have ties to the military. officials say it is a fitting way to honor immigrants who served and defended their homes before becoming u.s. citizens. how to protect fan from foul balls and flying bats. four fans were hurt this past summer. owners will discuss fan safety at their meeting in december. he said each ballpark is different so it is imfollow have the same protective netting at each park. coming up next, campbell's making a healthy change. >> plus, three people in custody after hacks dating back to 2007. just how many people are affected by this? danielle, you've got weather watchers up on this soggy morning. >> absolutely.

we appreciate your reports. temperatures are running in the 40s to 50 degrees. david whitman in holbrooke says 50 degrees. we're thankful to the service of the veterans. we're talking more about celebrations you may have and timing out when the rain will come to an end. we'll be with you. i'm joined by pamela guard

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change to one of its most iconic products. new details on one of the largest data thefts in history as well. jill wagner has today's money watch. good morning, jill. >> good morning, chris and bree. three men have been indicted in the biggest theft ever of customer financial information. i stumbled through that one. they hacked into institutions like jpmorgan chase, dow jones and the boston-based mutual funds. the men allegedly sold personal information for more than 100 million customers and used it against them. campbell's is changing the recipe of its classic chicken noodle soup taking out artificial ingredients like msg and replacing it with onions and chicken broke. for those not watching

their waistline, pizza hut has a triple bock that has three levels reserved for two pizzas, sides, and even dessert. it costs about 20 bucks. disease hut says it wants to make every day a holiday. that is serious business there, chris and bree. >> that's good for parties. >> what time does pizza hut open? >> that would do well at wbz, right? >> oh, yeah. we'd need at least ten of those boxes. >> thanks, jill. coming up, we've got a check of your traffic and weather together plus a look at the day's top stories. >> and snow without melting? details on one local company's big promise coming up for christmas. should kids be forced to get flu shots? parents say nonelected officials can't tell them what to do.

jeb bush: we do not have to be the world's policeman. we have to be the world's leader. who's going to take care of the christians that are being eliminated in the middle east? who's going to take care of israel and support them - our greatest ally in the middle east? the united states has the capability of doing this,

that we do it. i will be that kind of president and i hope you want that kind of president for our country going forward. announcer: right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. welcome back. if you want to share some holiday cheer with people in their warm weather climates, the ship snow yo company is back. >> they promise to deliver snow on christmas day or as they are calling it "christmas in a box." the company launched their snow

shipping business during last year's record winter. that's tough to say. now they are cashing in on the fall shipping boxes of leaves all across the country. >> thank goodness the ship snow yo is gonna be back. i didn't know how to get christmas to all of my friends across the country. >> i have a bunch of friends in l. a. >> they'll be mad when they open it up. >> god bless the entrepreneurial spirit, right, danielle? >> absolutely. this morning, no snow, but we're tracking rain. it's just a chilly, raw feel out there today. you can see the overview here of the northeast. boston's sitting at 50 degrees right now. 42 in worcester right now. live doppler shows all the way from groton back up to pepperell. we've got areas of rain tyngsboro and stretching east

towards 495 lowell back up through dracut, haverhill and you'll encounter wet areas. the thing is, with the leaves on the road, once they get wet, they get a little slick. we've got light rain and drizzle out there. leave a little extra time for your commute this morning. these areas of rain, although this may be a little overdone and will continue through mid to late morning tapering with leftover showers and drizzle through the afternoon today. just a cool onshore wind with temperatures onlying running in the upper 50s. pamela, the wind is not widespread damage but the classic nor'easter with winds coming in off the ocean. >> yep. the wind will pick up throughout this afternoon. gusts between 40 and 50 miles per hour. the wind advisory technically in effect from the north shore to the south shores, the cape and islands. wind advisory is 7:00 p.m. to be exact.

to 40 miles per hour in most locations. the wind you can see coming from the northeast. wind gusts are out today. i want to show you the hour by hour timing. noon today, the wind's gusting between 40 and 50 miles per hour. we'll continue to keep the winds pretty strong through this evening, although the advisory expires by 7:00 p.m. we also have the concern of minor coastal flooding because of the high tide later today and because of a little bit of slush over here. seas building 8 to 11 feet because of that northeasterly wind there. so north and east-facing beaches are the main concern. hurricane kate, there is a lot of talk about this spinning up out to sea there. danielle, this has nothing to do with the nor'easter for us. >> totally separate, pamela. you are right about that. but still interesting. we've got a hurricane. kate has 75 mile-per-hour winds. so there are some swells and

kate will continue to move out over the ocean. in terms of our weather here at home, we have a break in the action tonight and tomorrow morning. here's the map tomorrow. the clouds will still be in place and the next front approaches tomorrow afternoon. so scattered showers redeveloped tomorrow. they'll linger into the evening commute generally light for the most part and clear out thursday night. friday looks like a nice end to the week. there may be a sprinkle by the evening. gusty west-southwest winds. look at this we do get snow here in new england in the mountains. could be a couple of inches by the time we wake up on saturday morning. otherwise, overnight tonight, partial clearing comes in. 42 downtown. accuweather seven-day, 50s to end the week. breezy 50 on saturday and mostly sunny. 52 on sunday. nice, fall day and another warming trend up around 60 on tuesday. we're seeing lighter than usual volume out there.

accidents to talk about now. one's on the mass pike in boston just before the pru tunnel. we're not hearing about any kind of backup there just yet. the other crash is in haverhill. a vehicle has spun out into the median up there. chris, bree? new details about the suspect accused of dragging two police officers with his car. >> plus, republicans face off with another presidential ebait. here are -- debate. here are your top stories. >> reporter: good morning. i'm nicole jacobs one day after the top eight republicans faced milwaukee. let's take a look here. they spoke on everything from minimum wage to isis to syria. i can also tell you they came together in a united front for one common goal, and that is, according to them, to stop hillary.

more of the top highlights and also which candidate is making yet another appearance here in manchester. live in manchester, new hampshire this morning, nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. good morning, i'm susie steimle live in front of uber's boston headquarters. we've just learned that a driver for uber is accused of dragging two police officers in that accident that happened over the weekend. you might remember the surveillance video. bryant gilbert is the accused driver. to be fair, he's not driving for uber when this video took place, but he was working for the company just a few weeks before, and he did have a criminal background with driving infractions on his record when he was hired by uber. now, of course, the boston taxi drivers association says this highlights an argument they've been making all along. they say uber doesn't make enough background checks and if he applied to work for them, he job. susie steimle, wbz this

morning. russia is banning all flights to egypt for the next several months following last month's deadly plane crash. on friday, president putin suspended flights citing security concerns. the timetable wasn't clear then. evidence appears to show a bomb took down the russian metro jet plane killing 221 people on board. threats against the university of missouri prompt increased security overnight. it is the site of increasing protests over the last week about the way racist incidents have been handled. on monday, university system prison tim wolfe resigned. most of the threats came in through social media. one was posted to the messaging service yik yak saying they would stand their ground and shoot every black person they might see. twin rivers is looking to build erika seen know and hotel

where the mash my wampanoags are loaning to build. time for the "daily talker." a lot of parents don't get their children flu shots but what if they are forced to do it? >> reporter: in new york if your child is between the ages of 6 months and 5 years old and you want them to attend a city- regulated day care or preschool, they have to get a flu vaccinated but that comes from nonelected officials and that's what has patients upset. a group of five moms filed a lawsuit saying the officials overstepped their bounds calling it "an egregiously unprecedented act of policy- making." the mothers claim they are happy to give their kids all of the other state-mandated vaccines but not for influence saturday. they believe they could be dangerous. city officials argue kids that age need them because you are

most at risk to get the flu under the age of 5. in the lawsuit, the parents contend "we should decide what is best for our children, not unelected individuals." so here we go to the comments now. marie on facebook says, it's not any different than other vaccines that are required, so i agree with it. you are not just protecting your child but everyone else's as well. then michael says on facebook, "terrible idea. they are not 100% safe." he goes on to say that they admitted last year they made the wrong strain. thanks for commenting. a number of ways to do it. our web site, twitter, and facebook pages. chris, bree? >> thank you very much. a hollywood a-lister planning to make a movie right here in massachusetts. >> yeah. the unlikely city that's chosen

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