on the scene th the latest on that investigation. a run away train on the redline, federal investigators meeting today to find out what went wrong. donald trump drawing supporters and protesters, plus the big endorsement for the gop frontrunner that he just picked up. good morning to you it's 5:00 on the dot cripple ' chris -- i'm chris mckinnon. and i'm katherine hauser. at least it's not the 13th. >> that's true, it is foggy out. low beam headlights, dense fog advisory until 9:00 a.m., wooster county not included in this, but still you guys are also dealing with some fog although it's not as widespread

experiencing here around boston to bedford and lawrence, bedford quarter mile or less, new bedford as well, vineyard half a mile or less. these numbers continue to change throughout the day as well. i'll keep you updated, but it looks like the fog will be an issue until the sun evaporates the moisture in the air. very mild once again to start the day, once we get to the lunch hour 58 degrees breaking of sun, most of the clouds will be change hanging around, hanging around in the sky, light breeze from the west that fog. we continue to stay warm for the weekend, more 60s on the way and then we have a little bit a change in forecast for sunday, i'll explain coming up in just a bit. together. pamela i came in boston via route 2 visibility was a hundred yards, i had to go down

we are hearing about a problem south of boston, according to total traffic network it's a car fire down in bridgewater route 24 at exit 15, that is route 104 not hearing about any lane closures yet, it's too early to see any backup, chris and kathryn. 5:02 right now, we begin with a developing story in revere, three people shot at an apartment building, two victims died. >> police are searching for clues in this crime and they need your help, susie steimle on an active scene. >> reporter: that's right, chris, police are always looking for the public's help in a triple shooting like this, this one happened on wade street in revere, police have been here since looking for a suspect and has yet to make any arrests. can you hear the panic in the

fire alarm in the background. >> multiple victims. >> two victims quickly became three. >> we need another ambulance we have three victim. >> two men and a woman shot. police won't confirm their identities yet but they did say two of the three didn't survive. >> he was like out of breath he was like help help. a few neighbors heard the screams from upstairs. >> we saw a man, he was on the ground lying face up right at the front door. >> chris bruno called 911 but neighbors say the victims had already tried to help themselves by pulling the fire alarm after being shot. >> he was just saying help and he pulled the alarm. >> that third man who was shot was taken to the hospital, his condition is not known at this time. live in revere susie steimle. a meeting in boston today to discuss that run away train on the redline.

braintree, signs point to operator error here. >> reporter: yes, kathryn, an error that begun here at this braintree station, the meeting you speak of is with federal investigatorsed to add they continue to review this incident that sent a train on a dangerous 9 minute ride. just imagine the scenario, a redline run away train,. >> we failed our passenger today. >> it was a reality for 50 passengers leaving the brain tree station this morning. >> we were in quincy center, we were going really fast, we hadn't stopped. >> it was a 9 minute mystery, the redline heading north going through four stops eventually slowing and coming to a stop, it would be another 30 minutes, those on board knew nothing. >> we knock on the door of the driver and nobody was there. >> initially behind the controls was 28-year-old veteran david vazquez he

signal led him to put the train in bypass mode, he failed to perform two other steps engaging two brakes and a to go he will switch, the train was operator. it's pretty clear that it was set in forward motion which is place. takes shape. there. >> it could have been a lot worse. >> and i can tell you vazquez was treated and released at south shore hospital, he is currently on administrative morning. in a statement the union representing the operator made a pitch to bring back a second worker on every train, something the nbta did away with years ago, the union saying creating extra precautions and having a second employee such add a train a ten can't or guard assigned to

this is not the first run away train incident, two years ago and unmanned train in chicago left a rail yard, hit a passenger train, injuring 33 people, investigators blamed that on a maintenance issue. and an incident in sacramento earlier this year sounds a lot like what happen in braintree, a mechanic fixing a problem, byes pad the safety control and stepped off the train, it started moving and derailed causing more than $70,000 in damage. now over to campaign 2016, a night of cheers and years for donald trump in new hampshire, protesters lining the streets in ports mouth banning muslims from the united states, the frontrunner picking up a big endorsement last night, a closer look with all of this, good morning bree. >> the new england benevolent association endorsed trump, their spokesman dismissing protesters outside as the same people who laid down in the

>> some of the festive protests but a serious message. >> i think he is unamerican in what he is calling for. the crowd focused on trump's recent anti-muslim rhetoric. >> a lot more people disagree with his view than agree with him. >> only it 2950 people could watch the endorsement of the new england police benevolent association. >> trump told the crowd people who disagree with him about a been on muslims will come around to his point of view just as he says they have with his feelings on mexican i am am i don'ts. >> we can't afford anymore to be so politically correct. >> the association says trump is most in tune with their values. >> we endorsed the candidate who best serves our membership, he said he would be for the federal death penalty for the killing of a police officer, correctional officer in the

>> trump did not take questions from the media, secret service let him in to collect the endorsement and he left immediately after his remarks, back to you. coming up on 5:08, a starting new poll out today says americans are as worried about terror attacks right now as we were after 9-11 finds 949% of americans think another attack in the u.s. is likely in the next few months, that is a 16% jump from the days following the paris attacks and highest percentage since right after september 11th. right now fbi divers are searching a lake in san bernardino, california, less than three miles where 14 people were shot to death on december 2nd, they won't say what they are looking for specifically, the fbi said the two shooters were at the park. 5:08, here in the united states the golf is taking steps to tighten crossings on our

the federal government has began collecting eye and facial scans tracking those who stay in the country illegal after visas ex tire. connecticut giving gun permits to people on the no fly list, governor danielle malloy will issue an executive order requiring to cross reference government watch lists when they run background checks on anyone applying for a firearms permit. a delay in the philip chism murder trial, the lead attorney for the portion is chick. chism is accused of killing his danvers high school teacher back in 2013, his lawyers argue he was in sane at the time. chipotle apologizing for the norovirus making 150 college students sick, both ate at the cleveland circle restaurant, the company said

promising to improve food safety at all locations,. coming up, a great site for the new england patriots, gronk is on the field, what it means houston's biggest star dealing with an injury of his own, what jj watts says about his chances of playing on sunday. good morning pamela. fantastic temperatures out there, but man pea soup fog, visibility under a quarter of a mile in many locations, the fog will be an issue at the bus stop, after school we jump up to 60 degrees, more 60s on the way and how the weekend will play out. there are over 15,000 ways to take your coffee at dunkin'. every cup as unique as you. always fresh with

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seeing robin williams, too, i could watch it again, i feel like it's been a long time. let's talk about the fog this morning, can't even see what we are looking at. it's the kind of fog that makes you want to stay in and watch a movie. >> i didn't know it was abuee out in the harbor. >> yeah, we need the fog horn. >> not great today. no visibility very low, we have a dense fog advisory until 9:00 a.m. until the fog that has blanketed the almost entire area, wooster county slightly better conditions, nantucket we are okay. where we have the issues from bedford to lawrence to boston, quarter mile or less reported at who begun airport, tauton a quarter or less, fog will be an issue for the next couple hours at least through 9:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m. even, eventually the fog will

of sun later on this afternoon helping to boost temperatures into the 60s, first we are starting in the 40s, we don't have too far to go to get us into the 60's, chat ham up to 50 now, wooster waking up to 411 degrees noon 55, 2:00 p.m. 57 degrees, we don't stop here in boston 59, plymouth 57, 60 from norwood to bedford and getting very close to 60 degrees in all locations here. yesterday official's high in boston was 58, today feeling just as wonderful, lows tonight back in the 40s, another mild tonight for us boston low of 47 degrees, setting us up for a fantastic weekend, we don't expect it to be as widespread as this morning, saturday afternoon 60 degrees, partly

a tricky one for us, 5 had 9 degrees, high temperature, however, there is a bit of a back door cold front that is going to help usher in cooler temperatures, that is what is going to make that forecast tricky, here is hour by hour timing, 1:00 p.m. we have clouds off coast here, foggy conditions yes, the fog lifts and later today this evening will be mostly clear. more clouds funnel back in here. valley fogging into saturday. a few passing high level clouds, but we are still looking okay, no rain for any of your outdoor plans you might have both saturday or sunday. sunday afternoon we have this cold front ha is going to sweep farther to the south and west giving us a chance for cooler temperatures, and even a chance for maybe some drizzle, too. temperatures could really vary from place to place anywhere from the 40s along the northeastern coastline to the

keep you updated all weekend long. 60 degrees friday and saturday, sunday 54, more warm on the way, eventually winter will return so tune in tomorrow night for the wbz winter preview prediction for how much snow will fall starting tomorrow night at 7:30, traffic and weather together. will you be tailgating before the special? >> maybe. >> yeah. >> wearing bermuda shorts, stuff like that. can you even watch that, you will have to dvr. >> i will have to record it, i will be in bed. >> i will be dvring it. no major slow downs out there right now on this friday morning, we do have a car fire in bridgewater, 24th northbound exit 15, total traffic network says the car fire down there, there is no backups there yet. the pats getting ready to

updates from both sides, steve burton has more on your morning sport. good morning everyone, the pats take on the texans sunday night in houston. the texans they have the most athletic streak in the leaning on defense live league on jj watts, gronk on the practice field yesterday for the first time. he wore a big brace, bill bill chick, after gronk got hurt, he said he wouldn't play until he was is 00%. big news on the texas side of things jj watts broke his hand in practice on wednesday but still plans to play against the pats on sunday night. be sure to take out patriots all access on wbz for all the behind the scenes stuff, i go one on one with patrick jones.

patriots game day at 11:00. then turning to wbz for the post game show. and the guards will be rocking tonight when they take on the 23-0 golden state warriors, i'm steve burton, back to you. awesome what a win would be. >> wins all around. up next, the latest on the opioid epidemic. >> numbers showing how many americans are impacted. coming up the most vulnerable time for people with mental health concerns and

. welcome back, it is ac 22, anyone who is on the front lines of the opioid epidemic will not be surprised, last year more than 47,000 people died of overdoses, that is up 7% from 2013, almost half of those deaths were from prescription pain killers, and a quarter of them from heroin, let's take a closer middle sex county has had more hair run overdoses this year than any other year on record, 131 people die from heroin so far this year, that's up 27% from 2014. only 33 heroin related deaths just two years ago so that is an increase of almost 300% since then.

focus on new ways to stop addiction. it is 5:22 right now, in today's matters of the mind series, a look at the most vulnerable hours where people coping with mental illness, suicide more likely to happen after midnight. >> feelings of loneliness and depression can crippling during the evening hours. one group working toward as solution. >> chris and kathryn, mental illness doesn't get a vacation, it doesn't take a break and just because you want it to that doesn't necessarily to turn out to be the case. counselors are hoping piers will lean on each other during their most vulnerable hours. future was black necessary, you know, darkness. >> young jen never predicted she would spend eight years of her adult life locked in an apartment with ptsd. >> i had been in the hospital and had a really bad time

extraordinarily badly. >> step by step professionals coked her out of that apartment but still evenings and weekends are tough, by chance jen meta pier specialist at south shore mental health. >> we did karaoke that night and had a blast, that is exactly what i needed. >> a pier to pier gives jen and her pier derek a place to be themselves and have fun. >> i can't make it without my piers, i spend a lot of time isolating and i try to fight off depression a lot. >> instead of isolating, he can hang out, play games or talk to people who really understand him. like pier specialist derek walsh. >> i've been there, it's not a nice place, it really somebody a nice place. i believe heart and hope to recovery. >> i wouldn't be here today advocating for something that doesn't work i think the program work. >> i think that is the thing being around other people people who are in recover ',

through but also that is a thing there is -- you can 'em pize much easier when you have been through something easier. >> operated by south shore mental health, if you or your loved ones can't join them in quincy, remember holidays, weekends and evenings are tim tee difficult. those hours might be a good time to call and say hi to someone you are worried about, kathryn back to you. >> important to know. 5:25 right now, president obama signs a new education law to replace no child left behind, the bipartisan bill gives back to the states when it comes to the classroom, states have to adopt specific curriculum like common core, and there could be less testing all students will still need to take the federal lehman dated state wide reading and math

to limit the time the students spent on standardized tests. >> holding everybody to high standards for teaching and learning, empowering states in school districts to develop their own strategies for improvement, dedicating resources to most vulnerable children. >> it's now up to the states to come up with a plan to turn around struggling school, lowest 5% of schools as well as schools with high dropout rates or wide achievement gaps. 5:26 on friday morning, still to come, more on a developing story we are following out of revere. two people are dead following a triple shooting, the latest on this investigation. that run away train was a near disaster and a symbol of another run away train, our pie in the sky t expansion advocates, i'm jon keller with more coming up on wbz this morning. we have dense fog to start off your day, low beam lights

the fog will be an issue, on our way to 60s today, i'll have all numbers coming up in your seven day forecast, we'll be right back.

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5:30, two people are dead, one hurt after a shooting at an apartment building in revere, the latest on the investigation this morning. and that run away redline train federal investigators meeting today to find out what went wrong, why this is one of many problems for a t. the remains of a local man finally returned home be how the army was able to identify him. good morning, it is 5:30 on your friday, i'm kathryn hauser. and i'm chris mckinnon. it is friday, december 11th. we have a lot to talk about in the weather department. pea soup fog. >> cut it with a knife. >> you really can. it's thick out. mostly cases.

>> right, fantastic look right there, that is what you will be experiencing as you head out the door this morning, low beam headlights needed, at least through 9:00 a.m., dense fog has settled in here until 9:00 a.m. for all the counties in gray, visibility numbers continue to change, consistently we've been at half a mile or lessor quarter mile or less in the boston area. quarter mile or less bedford, tauton, lawrence. three quarters of a mile in plymouth where we are experiencing clearer conditions, temperatures in the 40s, 50s or 30s depending where you are, 40s in boston no matter where you are later be comfortable just like yesterday, light breeze from the southwest, breaks of sun and temperatures nearing 60 degrees, more 60s on the way coming up in just a bit, traffic and weather together,. when we start seeing the first

checking the north with a live look over 93 southbound heavy volume bedford into boston, route 1 south is looking decent. the rest of the routes are trouble free, no slow downs braintree to boston. 128 southbound getting sluggish between 37 and the split. hearing about another crash on 24, the second of the morning down in berkeley, and overturned car. the car has overturned on the guard rail down there, so of course we'll keep an eye on that one. >> thank you. it is 5:32 right now checking our top stories on friday morning police are investigating a triple shooting in revere that left two people dead, officers responded to an apartment building on wade street last night after people heard screams, gunshots and a fire alarm, police aren't releasing identities right now but they are two men and one

also this morning, federal investigators will meet with the mbta in boston they want to know what caused a redline train to take off without an operator. none of the 50 passengers on board were hurt. the t says it appears to be a case of operator error. incidents sparking debate about our transit system as a whole. this morning jon keller says why it's proof of several larger issues. >> good morning, they say the definition of insanity is making the same mistake over and over again. and if that's true then our mass transit policy around here is insane. long before yesterday's terrifying run away train incident on the redline we knew that years of chronic ineptitude and repeated mistakes left the mvp in dishave i didn't, and manage

would support from the democratic legislative leaders is making an effort to clean up the mess, we are confronted with the disturbing sight of other political lym narrows advocating transit policies that just don't acknowledge reality, of the mayor was understandably upset wednesday at the transportation board meeting when they talked about pulling the plug, saying it would "send a bad message about what we can do." but that ignores the message already sent, that we apparently can't design and service without unaffordable cost overruns and managerial in competence, that doesn't stop former governors bill weld and michael did you ka cass touting a north rain link that will cost billions we don't have, well meaning people all of them, but excuse me, we can't properly operate the you are

debt trying to do so. wouldn't it be smarter and saner to can the pie in the sky expansion talk. your feedback is welcome at keller at wbz.com or via twitter at keller at large. 5:35 the remains of a local man killed in the korean war are finally back home, army sergeant robert maze to his home town yesterday, he disappeared 65 years ago when his unit was attacked in north korea, he was 92 years old, the army finally identified his remains, his funeral will be held in waltham tomorrow. the paper is in talks to lease a space at 53 state street next to nathaniel hall.

and journalist in in a prime location at city hall. printing operations will move to tauton, the globe has been than 60 years. the nominees for the golden globes are in, carol, boston based spotlight, mad max, fewer honors. over the to the tv side, empire, game of thrones, orange is the new building, transparent to name a few, comedian ricky is going to host the golden globes on january 10th. >> this is his third time hosting. >> hey, if you got something that works stick with it. >> exactly. still ahead, changes coming to facebook. how the social media site is making it easier to keep in miss another update. injured in a shooting in revere, police still on the

the latest coming up on wbz this morning. and time to check out weather watcher reporting, temperatures mild out there, 45 degrees accord to go larry, under some fog, dense fog he says i will be watching saturday fight at 7:30 for the weather special, winter weather predictions, 7:30 saturday on wbz we talk about everything, it is going to be fantastic. coming in in just a bit more 60s in the weekend forecast, if you want to become a weather watcher at

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donald trump drawing a big crowd in new hampshire but not everyone was happy to see him plus the big endorsement he picked up. a run away train that left the brain tree station has federal investigators reviewing the incident, the latest in the investigation coming up. a south shore school superintendent has the best holiday gift ever for students and teachers when they go on winter break, no homework and no grading papers or prep work for the faculty either, we know what the kids think about this,

we've managed to avoid the worse of winter so far. >> knock on glass. but the rest of the country hadn't been as lucky. >> parts of northern california, the storm brought strong winds up to 45 miles and hour which led to poor visibility on the roads. thank good necessary a much different scene back here at home, right? temperatures we are talking about 60? >> no snow but we've got plenty of fog. we do have a lot of fog this morning. >> that is what is creating all the visibility issues for this morning at this time. visibility down to a quarter mile or less from boston and bedford, quarter mile or less where we have good visible on the outer cape you have get to chattam and p town, but the numbers continue to

issue until 9:00 a.m., fog advisory in place for almost all locations here. current temperatures in the 40s, 50s, upper 40s depending where you are. 50 degrees tall mouth, nashua, hour by hour forecast for us in boston, temperatures will be in the 40s for much of the morning because of that fog, blocking out some of that sunshine, once temperatures start to get up into the 50s, 56 degrees by is 1:00. 58 in boston, with many locations reaching the 60 agree mark. yesterday's high in boston 58. we are going to be right around what we experienced yesterday. if you liked it we are going to copy and paste those afternoon temperatures again. valley fog, don't expect anything widespread than what we are experiencing this morning, partly cloudy, 45 degrees with light breeze from the southwest, if you are

yes, it will be pleasant, it will be warm again. and hopefully this ski resorts have the snow machines going because we don't expect any snow the next several days, temperatures in the upper 40s, friday, saturday, sunday mid 40s, back to a cold front will help the cool locations to the north of new england here into the mid 40s high temperatures, some south of mass pike will enjoy milder temperatures. hour by hour forecast want to start you off this afternoon through this evening showing you there is nothing header our way, no snow, no rain, into saturday afternoon still good for any outdoor plans you might have. and this little system, this cold front will actually move back wards, back door cold front, 6:00 p.m. and this front will help to usher in cooler temperatures for northern parts of new

the boston area. south pike 60 degrees. north of it into the upper 40s, seven day forecast is still going to be mild and great the next several days primarily dry as well, sunday chance for maybe some drizzle in northeastern coastlines, 54 degrees. upon day 60, tuesday 57, chance for rain. wednesday 52, wednesday still in the as, traffic and weather together. pamela it's an unusually easy commute so far this morning in areas with we norm' see them, let's take a live look over the, press way, that looks normal, total traffic network just told me there is no bumper to bumper backup, so the pineapple express way while there is not -- hinge am looks good, 24 north looks gauze as well. same kind of deal, hots of green, we would see slow downs at the andover stretch and medford, maybe a lot of people

>> good for them if they got friday off. protesters an police, the good and bad for donald trump in new hampshire. plus a run away train and a triple shooting in revere, these are your top stories on this friday morning. good morning, i'm susie steimle alive on wade street in ref rear where investigators are following up on a triple shooting that happened here around 8:20, the district attorneys office did confirm two people died and another was seriously injured in this shooting, neighbors tell us it was two men and a woman that were shot. at this point, no arrests have been made much police have been searching this area all night around this triple decker looking for any clues in this investigation. coming up at 6:00 we have the chilling sound of first responders calling in for backup when they first arrived here last night. live in revere, susie steimle

and i'm nichole jacobs live in braintree where yesterday a redline station left the station without an operator, it happened around 6:00 yesterday morning and officials believe it was operator error, we've learned 28 year veteran checked the stop, failed to engage the proper safety devices, the train began to roll, it hit the operator and continued on through four stops with no one minutes. vazquez was that operate i don't remember, he is on administrative leave this morning, hear from passengers who were on that run away train, live in brain tree, nichole jacobs wbz this morning. a big endorsement for donald trump from new england police, the benevolent association backed the controversial candidate. outside trump says they'll come

says others have with his comments about mexican immigrants. at 6:00 a.m. live in new england police benevolent association says they endorse trump. new detail bus what sparked the volkswagen emissions scandal, the automaker says a small group of engineers created the emissions cheating software because they couldn't figure out how to get the company vehicles to meet standards. they will have results verified by a third party. it is 5:51 on your friday, time for our daily talker. students here in massachusetts are probably counting down the days until their winter break, but some dread the thought of having to do homework over vacation. >> to doesn't, one school district has decided to lift that burden from kids during the holiday, we are not just talking about the kids to get a break. >> the superintendent of schools says there is already

and students, he wants them to chill ax for awhile, superintendent wrote a letter to families and faculty there is to no be no homework, no professional duties by teachers, the doctor wants everyone to concentrate to enjoy time with their families rather than writing pains or studying for tests, we can find no students who wanted to complain about this winter break, but we want to know what you think out there, we are getting reaction on our social media platforms. joey on facebook says, i grow. it should be a break and for everyone to relax. and someone posting on our web page boston.cbslocal.com says it will be some disillusioned youngsters hitting the work really? they get to relax for a week?

really smart, too. website, twitter, facebook, we'd love to hear from you. >> thank you very much. still to come, a look back at the week's biggest stories. hitting the rewind button for the week that was, stay with us, you are on wbz this morning. there may come a day when i can't care for my daughter. in fact, we may both need help: with transportation,

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campaign trail to unseasonably warm temperature the. >> and everything in between, here is a look back at a week that was. >> he wants to ban muslims from the country. >> it's short-term, let our country get its act together. chipotle in cleveland circle is shut down, 30 people got sick. it doesn't get much better than this. >> eight year old. >> oh, yes. >> two men kicked in the door to this home and tied up a mother. >> he stole the remains, he used them in a practice of religion. >> northeastern university plans to arm campus police with high powered assault weapons. >> yes. >> and checking its way. my mom is like what is wrong with you, that's why i'm her favorite. >> happy hanukkah. >> hard to get in the mood even with the neil diamond christmas album. >> i know. >> does it matter how good or

got pulled over. >> noise violation. >> exactly. fun to look back, we always manage to laugh. >> the progression of healthy chris. >> that extra nasal it adds something. >> doesn't it? >> you enjoy the sound of my voice, she has to listen to me all day long. cope it right here, top stories