breaking news right now at 6:00, a state trooper injured while responding to reports of a wrong way driver. >> and police investigating a robbery in a hotel parking lot. >> plus, the changes coming around the td garden, but not everyone's happy about the changes. captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 e-mail: comments@captioncolorado.com. good morning to you. i'm chris mckinnon. >> i'm bree sison. dam has a look at the forecast. good morning.

>> reporter: good morning, guys. it won't be as wet as it was yesterday. in fact, it is a dry start this morning. temperatures are in the 40s for uniform and fairly mild. it's clouds out of the gate with drizzle out of the lower connecticut valley. the showers and downpours are already making their way from pennsylvania. the showers will arrive by the early afternoon for most of us. 1:00 p.m. is still mainly dry and pockets of light to moderate rain for each of us and temperatures gradually rise into the 50s. so we'll take you to the guesty wind tomorrow and get you on hi, robi. >> we have an accident north of the city and a couple south of town. the latest is up in lawrence

495 -- lawrence, 495 southbound with multiple cars involved. we also have a disabled truck at 49537 then two accidents south of the city. an earlier crash in braintree has traffic backed up to logan express. chris, bree? we start with breaking news. a state trooper injured in a crash with a wrong way driver. >> that sent the trooper and the driver to the hospital. nicole jacobs is live at the state police barracks in south yarmouth. so far, the driver is not facing charges. >> reporter: not right now. i want to say first, chris, the driver of the pickup truck and the state trooper are okay. no major injuries as far as this situation goes, but i want to get you right to video from overnight.

in an attempt to stop the driver and protect other drivers, the state trooper positioned himself between the wrong way driver and other drivers and that's when the accident happened. we're told the wrong way driver condition. as a result of that, he, too, is being treated and right now, filed. that's the latest from south yarmouth this morning. nicole jacobs, wbz news this morning. in a developing story, police say an armed robbery in the parking lot of the fairfield inn started as a meetup from craigslist. the victim answered an ad for a pair of sneakers, but when he showed up at the meeting place, he was robbed at gunpoint.

another suspect. >> your online profile could make you the victim of a so- called cat fishing scheme. they urge potential matches to meet them at home and then when at gunpoint. >> i wouldn't meet anyone i wasn't absolutely certain who they were in a secluded area. >> boston police say scammers often use a very attractive profile picture won't web chat or use a web profile. and fan duel is defying the order from new york's attorney general to stop playing. fan duel and draftkings were told to cease operations in the state saying the companies violate gambling laws because

draftkings called that analysis "flawed" and say they are challenging the ruling. yesterday, massachusetts' attorney general maura healey says she does not plan to shut down the panty sites here but wants protections in place -- down the fantasy sites here but wants protections in place. this assault was caught on surveillance camera. ex-officer mark richardson pleaded guilty to slamming the head of a suspect into the wall of the seabrook police station in 2009. the state is recommending a one-year jail sentence with all but 21 days suspended if richardson seeks treatment. a roadway suspect is in court today. he waived a replica gun at another driver during a road rage incident. that driver followed his car and the police pulled him over in medford. he's now facing charges of assault and disorderly conduct.

presidential hopefuls are in new hampshire today. jeb bush will attend a house party. rick santorum is speaking at a breakfast event in manchester and heads to concord to file paperwork to officially get on the presidential ballot. ted cruz is filing paperwork today and will hold a meet and greet in exeter. donald trump doubling down on his immigration policy. he wants a deportation force to remove illegal immigrants. eisenhower in the 1950s. many say it was a dark time in american history and ended with mexicans. >> no, no. humane way. >> is that the america that represents this extraordinary country? are those the values that people fought for? >> reporter: democrats usually pick up votes from minority groups when republicans boast workers.

hillary clinton tweeted about trump's plan calling it inhumane and absurd. last call may not be debting later after all. the sponsor of a bill that would allow bars in greater boston to stay open past 2:00 a.m. now says the timing just isn't right. cities and towns need more time to study the effects of later closing times. opponents also tell statehouse news the pill was too road and could allow some bars to stay open 24 hours. we're getting our fist look at a new project that will transform boston, drastically changing the area near the td garden. susie, not everyone's so happy with this plan. >> reporter: yeah, unfortunately, there are some people who don't love this idea. we're live in front of the td garden. as you know this is a very busy area in the city of boston. a number of people worry it will only make it more congested. like it or not, construction is scheduled to begin soon and

we've got pictures of with a it might look like. >> these images reveal what the new boston garden will look like. groundwork is scheduled to start soon. >> we're excited. >> i think it's great, honestly. we want more people here. >> reporter: the project will bring new people including 200 hotel rooms, sports bar, movie theater, bowling alley, 600,000 square feet of office space and 300,000 square feet of shopping. what's your reaction to that? >> well, traffic. >> reporter: it is an area that's already known for the traffic. some worry it will make it worse. >> when i drove this way, i thought why did i go this way? >> a lot of our business is driven off of action at the garden, so it's nice to see that it will be driving more people in the area, you know, on off nights or the summertime to help the whole city out. >> reporter: this area has already been fenced off with

signs, and there's some construction equipment waiting in the wings to get this project started. it is it a privately funded development project, but they did have public help. former mayor tom menino gave them big tax breaks, which expedited the process. we're live in posten, susie steimle, wbz news this morning. it's 6:09 on your thursday morning. coming up, we're talking toenails. >> oh, my. >> i'vey league research that's under way that could offer insight into the health. >> and the packaging airer that may have led to unplanned pregnancies. >> plus, tracking planes in the area and how the disappearance of a malaysian airlines jet is leading to changes in the sky. >> and former wbz sports anchor bob lobel takes a swing at a newton golf course and why he says that club is discriminating. danielle? >> bree, it may be a dry start right now but temperatures gradually rise into the 50s

with showers arriving with us for the commute home. the hour by hour forecast is coming up as you look at the sky line of boston. a cloudy start but a dry start. stay with us. you're watching wbz news this morning. 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'.

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>> fenway. >> the red sox unveiled this look at the massive snow rink that they are going to build. the the ramp will be 140 feet high. light towers. tickets go on sale at noon today only for the brave there. >> i was going to say, yeah. >> it's so cool to see them. >> in february, you can get one of those nor'easters that come ice slide. >> a slip and slide. right, danielle? >> yeah, absolutely, you guys. we're tracking a little bit of rain and that that includes the

look at the third graders from the lawrence family development center charter school in lawrence. last month, guys, there was a ceremony marking the official opening of the stem center, which is fantastic. barry said you guys knew a lot about the weather, which i love to hear. to we're going to rise into the 50s by later on but by the end of school, we get scattered showers that come into the mix money wear all in the 40s as you are stepping out. pretty uniform so it's clouds out of the gate and it will be back into the mix by tomorrow. the storm we're watching is the same one that was responsible for severe weather yesterday. a number of tornado reports in iowa and the snow in the rockies. look at the amount of energy. see the spin right there. it will kick up the wind pretty high in the northern plains and great lakes. tomorrow.

be pockets of rain around for your late afternoon and evening commute. not a huge deal, but we will see maybe a tenth to a quarter of an inch of rain. we start with sunshine tomorrow and clouds build in. i can't rule out a sprinkle tomorrow. worcester hills, berkshires in the mountains tomorrow that will change to snow for ski country here. sunday we start with sunshine and the wind will be subside just a bit. so by late morning, a couple of clouds and showers move in. have the umbrella with you. notice 5:00 p.m. your commute home, pockets of rain will continue through the evening hours. there will be lulls in the action but it looks like the rain will continue until at least 10:00, 11:00, and

clearing comes after that. high temperatures today, 50 to 55 for most of us. tonight, 48 downtown. lower 40s in the cooler suburbs. about 50 on cape cod and tomorrow's temperatures will be above where they are today, but where you will notice is the wind. from the west, they gust as high as 40 miles per hour pretty much for everybody. so windy day for our friday. saturday 10 degrees cooler and breezy. crisp air this weekend. the weekend overall looking good and a warming trend back into the 60s. traffic and weather together. looks like an accident behind you, robi. >> we have accidents north and south of boston plus plenty of showdowns to the south. a crash down in avon after harrison boulevard seeing traffic backed up beyond productton. route 3 north, you hang up between union street and the split. let's go to skyeye4 right now. this is an earlier crash in

lawrence just before mass avenue. the left lane is blocked up there. we've got emergency vehicles with a couple of tow trucks there now. also, 93 southbound is heavy traffic. route 3 is sluggished between 110 and 129. the faa is investigating lasers pointed at three planes in dallas last night. nobody was hurt luckily, but the beam of light came from the same general direction each time. a police helicopter was sent up to investigate. no word on if anybody was arrested. the united nations has paveed the way for airlines to be tracked by satellite. it is a technology that came to the forefront after the disappearance of a malaysia airlines jet last year. right now, the movement of planes is monitored by land- paced systems which leave 70% of the earth's surface uncovered. it would allow nations to set aside radio frequencies to be used for satellite tracking. police shoot and kill a

in san francisco. investigators say he was armed with two weapons in an elevator tower and taking aim at a nearby hospital. the funman was wanted for goods store. there were no other injuries. a lawsuit over birth control. more than 100 women say they got pregnant because of a packaging error with their birth control bills. 2011. the fda pulled $3 million worth of birth control packets because some of them had been rotated 180 degrees. the women are seeking millions of dollars to cover the costs of having and raising a child. health insurers are joining the fight against opioid addiction, according to the "boston globe." several insurers have begun imposing restrictions on prescriptions of painkillers.

some are lifting restrictions on treatment or assigning case workers to help addicts. it looks like we are losing the battle of the bulge. the centers for disease control says the obesity rate is up 32% ten years ago and comes despite use of the dangers of sugar and processed foods. by the way, harvard is collecting toenails. they can offer a snapshot in time of what's going on inside of our body. doctors are researching the compounds in the toenails to find clues about cancer and heart disease. >> that's great that somebody is able to think about these things and pig out a solution. we want to fight cancer any way we can, including toenails. ahead a pop warner team dealing with the death of a teammate. >> how they are coming together her others. >> and christmas controversy. why jon keller explains why outrage over these coffee cups

long time wbz sports anchor bob lobel is suing a newton golf course claiming discrimination against people with disabilities. he uses a specialized golf cart that allows him to play while seated. the new england country club says it ruined their greens. lobel argues it weighs less than a lawn mower. >> i was convinced it came from a lack of understanding. then it went to a willingness to not understand and an effort to not understand. >> the club president issued a statement saying the golf cart caused significant impressions and tears on the green. "damage to our greens helps an unreasonable burden to hundreds of members." 6:23 right now. some call it the war on christmas.

it's the push by retailers and other national chains to acknowledge the holiday season without offending anybody. >> jon keller talks about if the need to please everyone is >> reporter: good morning. here we go again with the annual sign of the season, the bickering over whether or not the religious aspect of acknowledged. when did all this start and who can anyone remember? i recall a night at least 20 years ago attending the annual holiday concert at my son's public elementary school, which once was known as the christmas concert, and watching with mountain horror as the kids performed hanukkah songs, kwanzaa songs, even jingle bells but no christmas carols, not one. many of my christian neighbors were furious about it, and i didn't blame them. things have gotten so bad since, a christian marketing firm is now promoting a christmas buy-cot complete with a web site encouraging consumers to shop at businesses

according to how sensitive they are to christian beliefs and traditions. one of the fist targets of the buy-cot, starbucks, said to be disrespecting christmas by rolling out blank red cups for the season by contrast with dunkin' donuts, which has the word joy on their seasonal cupsp this. is confusing because starbucks also offers a product called christmas coffee while the dd cups never mention the word christmas. both companies say this he respect all faiths and traditions, as they should, and maybe that's the way out of this silly holiday grievance spiral we're stuck in. just showing respect for all, minus the knee jerk political correctness. is that really so hard or as rodney king, the drunk driving whose beating at the hands of police led to the 1992l.a.

"can't we all just get along?" >> i just like this time of year when everybody gets in a good mood. >> right. >> and does nice things for others. >> let's be happy, everybody. lots more still to come including the rhode island nightclub tragedy documentary and the person behind it might surprise you. >> using jeb nettic testing on newborns. would you want to know about future medical problems? that's our "daily talker."

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breaking news now at 6:30, a state trooper injured in a wrong way crash and why the driver isn't facing charges.

right by their hero and other soldiers. >> doctors take a closer look at newborns to give parents important information about the future of their baby's health, but would you want to know? good morning, i'm chris mckinnon with bree see opinion. >> it's a damp raw feel. clouds under place. at least it's a dry start. it's been a touch of patchy fog and a little bit of drizzle but in western massachusetts, we

across the region, so it's uniform. the showers are not too far away in eastern pennsylvania now. these will continue to impact us by the afternoon. so cloudy start, the sun is officially up. the showers move in by the midday lunch hour, though for a lot of us. grab the umbrella as you head out and at least the rain coat. scattered showers tomorrow. temperatures rise all the while in the mid-50s by later on today. the wind kicks up tomorrow. hi, robi. >> hey, danielle. we have accidents north and south of the city slowing things down right now. one crash is up in lawrence, 495 southbound just before mass ave. the left lane is blocked there. the stop and go backup is between exits 43 and 46. to the south, an accident in avon, 24 northbound before

harrison boulevard. 24 north is starting to back up from avon to bridgewater. chris and bree? a state trooper hurt while trying to stop a wrong way driver. >> it appears that driver may have had a medical emergency. nicole jacobs is live at the state police barracks in yarmouth with how this all unfolded. nicole? >> reporter: bree, the good news is that the trooper and the driver of that pickup truck appear to be okay. they've been treated at cape cod hospital. i want to show you video from overnight around 11:30 is when this call came in. reports of a wrong way driver on route 6 in barnstable. in an attempt to stop the driver and protect other drivers from possibly being hurt by any collision there, the troopers slowed traffic behind them. that is when the driver of the pickup truck crashed into the trooper's cruiser.

was taken to cape cod hospital, treated, and released. as for the driver of the pickup truck, we're told he was an elderly man, again, who may have experienced some sort of medical condition who was treated for that and at this point, it's unclear if he'll face charges. nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. >> glad to here the trooper and driver are okay. a judge will decide whether a pennsylvania mom triggering an amber alert will get her children back. he was in need of emergency medical care and cherry wanted him to get the care at children's even though she passed dozens of other hospitals on her drive from wilkes-barre. a pigskin when a man on board threatens people with a hatchet. it happened near columbia road in dorchester yesterday. police say he threatened

the t says he'll face charges. he's now undergoing a mental health evaluation. police in dover, new hampshire hope the police surveillance pictures will help them catch an arsonist. someone torched a car in the pork are parking lot late monday night. investigators want to talk to the man saying he might have information about the crime. a new documentary in the station nightclub tragedy being made by the lead singer of the bland that was playing with that deadly fire probing out. fireworks ignited a blaze in the west warrick, rhode island club. he hopes the documentary will be a fitting tribute to the victims. somerville native andy nutt enlisted to fight in vietnam.

he was wounded once, went back and came back from vietnam paralyzed from the waist down. nutt died at the age of 32. he died from a suicidal overdose. for that, his name was never placed on the vet. >> reporter: -- placed on the vietnam vet wall. >> he deserves to be on that wall. i really do. >> the family hopes the acknowledgement of post traumatic dress disorder means they will change their mind. susie steimle is live with reaction. susie, not everyone is too happy about this. >> reporter: no, there's always going to be someone who doesn't like a project lining this.

unfortunately for them, it is already under way. this is a project that has been in the works for several years. we're now debting a look at what the -- getting a look at what the finished project may look like. this is the boston garden development project. it's going to bring 500 apartments, 200 hotels, shopping, bowling alley, a movie theater and a sports bar. as chris said at the very beginning of this, not everybody loves this idea. some people that live in the area near the td garden say this spot is already congested enough. >> reporter: what's your >> well, traffic. when i came here, i said why did i go this way? i shouldn't have gone this way. >> i think it's great, honestly. we want more people in here. >> reporter: as you can see, this area has already been traffic. there's construction vehicles started. phase one has already been approved and it's been

breaks from former mayor tom menino. we're live in boston, susie steimle, wbz this morning. a pop warner team is dedicating its season to a teammate who died too young. the football team in hyde park is undefeated. but they wish their cowboys captain was there to lead them on. junior took his life two weeks ago. his brother says he was the victim of bullying and kept the pain inside. >> we probably could have done better and can do better now for people around us and who aren't directly connected to us. >> when they see any type of bullying, they nip it in the bud right away. it's almost like they are treating each other like brothers and sisters. some of the players had a chance to play for their high school football team but made the decision to play pop warner in honor of their friend. it is 6:37 right now. time for our "daily talker." a breakthrough in medical science that could allow

doctors to map your baby's future health right now. >> doctors say they might be able to predict whether your child could contract a disease when they get older, but would you want to know? >> bree, some are calling this the book of life. the new genetic screening being done here at local hospitals. for the fist time ever, doctor -- first time ever, doctors are sequencing the genome of newborns. look for the possibility of future diseases and conditions. currently, all newborns are screened with a blood test for dozens of medical conditions but with genomic sequencing, doctors will check for more than 1600. this could reveal alzheimer's, heart disease and certain cancers and can determine if a patient can have a positive or negative reaction to a medication. they can find out what, if any,

genomic sequences it will have on future care. it could raise privacy issues, even introduce the possibility of genetic discrimination. so would you want to know the future of your painy's health the worst? would it be a comfort or curse? responding. debbie on facebook says, "is this the government's way of having everyone's dna on record?" a little conspiracy theory there. marie says "it is definitely advantageous to know i need to be on the lookout for cancer. a friend's 3-year-old just recovered from it." thanks for commenting. chris and bree? >> dramatic cha malshell shall will have -- dr. mallika

we're following a craigslist meet up gone wrong. >> and sentencing day for a former police officer. how much time he could serve over this video that showed him slamming a suspect's head into a wall. hello, danielle. >> good morning, chris. good morning, everybody. checking in with our weather watchers right now. 43 says mike until hudson, new hampshire. arnold says 47 in hanover. we've got generally temperatures in the 40s pretty uniform. we're on our way to 50s and i'm tracking wet weather.

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system. bug network. so willow hills school sitting at 44 degrees right now. cape cod academy 48 degrees. right now, you'll notice is t.'s pretty uniform. most of us are running in the 40s as you step out the door into the 50s. now. they are low-level clouds that will continue to be in place before the showers move in. there is the disturbance that caused the severe weather and blizzard conditions. can you see the counterclockwise spin there? there will continue to spread towards the east. for us it's showers that arrive west to east during the afternoon. they will be with us for the evening commute home and we'll clear as we head into the overnight period tonight. tomorrow we start with sunshine, building clouds. can't rule out a sprinkle

most of us see a dry but windy friday. rain showers changed to snow showers in the mountains friday night into saturday. otherwise, our weekend looks like classic fall weather. the winds will subside as we head into sunday. hour by hour, between now and late morning, showers do arrive along and south of the mass afternoon. rain is in place. notice the exception cape and arrives mid-afternoon. the evening commute will feature pockets of light rain. there may be a few downpours embedded in here as well. plan accordingly for the drive home. not anticipating any torrential rain or anything like that. and clearing comes in after that. a tenth to a quarter of an inch for most of us. the wind will increase out of the southeast this afternoon. about 10 to 18 miles per hour. overnight tonight, partial clearing, breezy and cool. most of us drop back into the 0s.

that wind, you will notice it tomorrow. gusts to 40 miles per hour. we drop by about 10 degrees. crisp air, low 50s on sunday. pretty normal to start next week and a warming trend. traffic and weather together. robi, what's going on? >> sky eye is over the scene of an accident up in methuen 93 southbound at route 110. the right lane is blocked. you can see there's at least one wrecker on the scene right now. state police activity as well route 213. you can see the traffic jam developing now with all of those headlights. that's going to be a pain in the neck ride this morning. guys? >> to said least. if is 6:46 right now. police say an armed robbery in

craigslist. >> investigators say they answered the ad for a pair of sneaks at the fairfield inn, he was robbed at gunpoint. and injuries caused by a wrong way driver. investigators say the drive wears going along on route 6. the trooper is out of the hospital. the state police tell us the driver also may have had a medical condition that contributed to that crash. boston police say at least six people have been robbed as part of a so-called cat fishing scheme. scammers create fake profiles on online dating sites and urge potential matches to meet them at home. when they show up, they are robbed at gunpoint. police say if you have to meet

someone you don't know, pick a well lit public place. an assault caught on camera with ex-officer who pleaded guilty to slapping this prisoner into the wall. the state is recommending a one-year prison sentence with all but 21 days suspended if he seeks treatment. there's a cease and desist order put fan duel is not following it. the ag says fan duel and draftkings violate the law pause they are games of chance not skill. massachusetts' attorney general says change is on the way. just ahead, the golden doodle rescued from the bottom of the well.

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6:51. welcome back. a taunton family's dog was rescued from a well. the higgins family was worried sick when they couldn't find buddy, a 2-year-old golden doodle. another dog led them to the well and buddy was at the bottom. the fire department came and used the harness to pull buddy

out. >> i looked down there and he wasn't moving. i called his name and he started moving. he was in about a foot of water. >> reporter: buddy, so glad he's okay. the family now plans to fill the well. buddy is doing okay. adorable. >> a lucky dog. the celtics have marcus smart back in the lineup, but it couldn't help him at the garden. evan turner had a great night scoring 20 for the cs. sullinger wrapped up a double- double. paul george had 26 points and 10 rebounds. the basers beat the celtics 102-91. the patriots prepared for sunday's showdown with the giants in new york. the team dressed in sweats with no pads. well. the memories aren't so great

especially the two losses in the super bowl. sunday. >> they have a great organization. they've had a great organization for a long time. >> wbz will get your sunday at 11:30. kickoff for the game is at 4:25 right here on wbz immediately followed bit fifth quarter post game show on my tv 38. hey, check this out, pretty cool. prime time stephen colbert's live edition of the late show on cbs after the super bowl. if you can't wait until february 7th, you can see it every weekday right after the news at 11:00. didn't know the late night show has never followed the super bowl before. didn't know that.

time for a closer look at what's coming up on "cbs this morning." >> good morning, charlie. >> good morning, chris and bree. the u.s. and kurd offensive gets under way to take a key city back from isis. charlie d'agata has the latest. and jcpenney is accused of inflating prices to make discounts look better. the news is back in the morning. see you at 7:00. up next, a rinning endorsement from victoria's secret perfume from a group of scientists.

this story is hilarious. an interesting use for victoria's secret perfume. not only does it attract men but it also repels mosquitoes. >> scientists tested a dozen repellents and threw in victoria's secret bombshell but it was almost as good as deet but they couldn't figure out why because mosquitoes typically like pretty and floral scents. some i've never smelled bombshell before but it's on the christmas list. >> right?

>> mosquitoes love me so if i can do something that will kill two birds with one stone, that's perfect. >> so you brought the rain gear, right? it is a dry start right now. we have another round of showers that comes in early afternoon. tomorrow windy, gusts at 40 miles per hour with typical fall weather with the sun back out and another warming trend into the 60s by tuesday and wednesday. >> all right. fall, summer, holding on a little bit. "cbs this morning" is next. we'll see you back here for an update in 25 minutes. per bacon sandwich, with double the slices o caramelized crispy pepper bacon. it's the bacon experience you've been waiting for. bacon up.

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