. good morning. thanks for joining us. >> it is thursday, september 29th. >> we are following developing news right now at 6:00 a complicated rescue in a ravine at the bottom of it, a badly injured woman. we are live with the latest. >> a over. police say her 7-year-old sister was behind the wheel. it's a warning for other parents. >> plus a new report on the impact charter schools can have on public schools. and our political analyst jon keller is here with what massachusetts voters think about adding more charter schools. it's a wbz exclusive. >> and we'll take you inside the locker room for the red sox big celebration clinching the al east. but first let's get a check of the thursday morning weather with danielle niles. more dreary weather on the way.

breaks in sunshine. we're already seeing that in a couple of spots. sun not up just yet but it will be 55 in boston. 40 in concord. it's cooler to the north and that's because we have had clear skies and parts of -- in parts of central new england. wind gusty out there from the southshore back down to the cape. see what's happening, northern massachusetts, merrimac valley, starting to see some drier air work in. the farther north, expect somesu drizzle at the coastline. we do steady in the upper 50s to low 60s. still some breaks for the ride home too with sunset at 6:28. so not a ton of wet weather today. i'll time out the showers tomorrow and the weekend coming up. let's get you on the road. >> live look at route one where there is an accident blocking two lanes. you can't see it where where the camera is but it's northbound alt essex street. it's not causing back-up yet. we'll let you no he if its causes any problem.

that is also blocking a left lane going northbound before exit five and route 152. you can start to see some small delays on this. we'll keep watching both of these accidents. we begin with developing story this morning. a badly injured woman rescued from a roadside ravine in weymouth. >> and this was not an easy job for first responders there. lets get out to anna mile ler in weymouth with the details. >> reporter: the big question this morning is how did this woman wind up stranded down a deep that's information we are still waiting to learn from police. take a look at this video showing a very large, very active scene along -- near the exit for route 3. this all started between 8:00 and 9:00 last night. first responders used ropes to climb an estimated 30 to 40 feet. officials say she was in rough shape. but at this time we don't know the extent of those injuries or

out is a shoe could be seen next to a tree where investigators spent a lot of their time last night. still many questions surrounding this rescue. it is an ongoing investigation and we will bring you any new details as we learn them. from now reporting live in weymouth. the young man accused -- rescued at sea, rather, 100 miles off the massachusetts coast says he did not harm his mother or kill his grandfather. 22-year-old nathan carman says suspicions about his account of increasing his grief over the apparent drowning of his mother. police searched his home in cocaine we can. court documents also reveal he was a suspect in the 2013 murder of his grandfather in connecticut. nathan's father says his son is not capable of hurting anyone. >> they're the two closest people to my son in the world and let me just say this, there's no way he would ever injure either one of them.

grandfather's murder but prosecutors said there was not enough information to sign it. a 2-year-old is in the hospital this after police say she was run over by her 7-year-old sister. nicole jacobs is live outside boston's children's hospital where that little girl is being treated this morning. nicole. >> reporter: kate, that little girl is going to be okay. but many are questioning why the 7-year-old was handed the car keys in the first place. this is where it happened. >> i hav on the line? >> yes. >> reporter: a 911 call from south policy street. >> the call states her 7-year-old dorks i believe, ran over her 2-year-old daughter with a vehicle. >> reporter: with this green ford focus, according to salem new hampshire authorities, the child was allowed to go outside and start the car on her own. something they believe she's done before with the 2-year-old unknowingly following behind. the 7 year old somehow put the car in reverse. >> that's unacceptable. you know what i mean, the

>> reporter: it was early evening tuesday, these young girls saw the whole thing. >> i saw the baby trying to open the door and it wasn't opening so she's going behind the car and the car was going back and it hit her, and she got hurt really bad. >> reporter: leaving the toddler with a broken bone and ribs and numerous cuts and bruises. she was med flighted to boston while some neighbors are shaking their heads. >> which makes this even probably a little bit more frightening, it w preventible. >> the child is expected to survive but it's the possible charges for mom that could be next. >> reporter: salem authorities say they could seek child endangerment charges against that mother. we're live in boston, nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. >> thank you very much. this morning, burlington high's varsity football coach is on paid leave. the school says it's investigating claims of verbal misconduct by shawn ma guy. not physical abuse.

anymore specifics. students say there are two sides to every story. >> football is like a really serious sport, so coaches they have to get into it to amp up the players. it could be a players being a little oversensitive about it or, you know, the coach probably could have overstepped his bounds. >> maguire's attorney says they aren't familiar with the details but are confident the school system will clear him. new support for the november ballot question to expand charter schools in massachusetts. a repo b taxpayer foundation shows that charter schools have little impact on spending by local school districts. supporters of question 2 argued that charter schools do not pose a financial threat to schools and the report found no evidence funding puts district schools at a disadvantage. so what do massachusetts voters think about expanding charter schools here? wbz political analyst jon keller is here now with the result of our exclusive poll. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.

massachusetts public charter schools have provided an option for families dissatisfied with the conventional unionized public schools. thousands are on the waiting list to get into them. but the teacher unions and their allies see charters as a threat and they're pouring millions into a campaign to stop question 2 which would allow the state to authorize up to 12 new charter schools each year. but the wbz umass amherst poll says 700 likely voters found near majority support for lifting the current number of charters. 49% for yes on question 2 39% oppose. 22% undecided. that's good news for a procharter campaign that also enjoyed extensive financial backing. but a closer look inside the poll suggests the final outcome may well be linked to voter turnout in this presidential election year. a yes vote on question 2 okaying more charter schools draws some of its strongest support in the

from age -- the prime dem graph i can. and from independents who are the largest block of registered voters. the the strongest opposition to charter expansion comes from liberals with 64% opposed and democrats with 49% voting no. now activists and partisans tend to be reliable voters and the polls suggest a strong democratic turnout could at least erode that procharter edge turnouts across the spectrum. so stay tuned, kate, this is going to be some battle. >> reporter: john, you'll be back tomorrow morning with the results from this exclusive poll, is that right? >> yeah, tomorrow get ready for this. this -- i think it's going to be a great interest, to a lot of our viewers. first of all, we polled governor charlie baker's particularity. he's been riding high since he

play into these ballot questions. but also we did trial heats for the 2018 election where elizabeth warren senate's seat will be up and the governor's race. and there are some eyebrow raising results there. and can't tell you more than that. but that's what wee he we call a tease. >> see you tomorrow. a loss still equals a win for the red sox. they gave up this grand slam. but it doesn't matter, the blue jays lost which means the sox clinched the al east. after the game the sox popped the champagne and partied in the locker room. dan roche caught up with david ortiz. >> david, certainly it's been a journey for you here in this final year. thinking back to spring training to be american league east champions what does it mean to you? >> a lot. you know, you begin to be the

pretty good in the year, and man, super happy. >> the yankees will honor ortiz when he plays his final game. we'll have much more from the red sox locker room ahead the 6:30. coming up on wbz this morning, donald trump heading to new hampshire one day after hillary clinton. the latest from the campaign trail. >> and governor charlie baker heading overseas to talk frayed and -- trade and taxpayers are covering some of the cost. >> boston getting a royal makeoveray while they're here. >> it's national coffee day. we'll tell you where you can score some sweet deals, danielle. >> we were just looking those up. there are some great deals. haven't even had a first cup of coffee yet. 50s out the door right now. a will have clouds. breaks in sunshine are anticipated today. we already have some out there look at that. clouds clearing out for a bit.

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. welcome back. 6:13 right now. a little extra perk for coffee lovers today. it is national coffee day. you can grab some deals. cumberland farms is offering a free cup with a mobile coupon. dunkin' donuts will give you a medium hot coffee for 66 cents. and at pete's you can get a free medium coffee with the purchase of any fresh food item. there's lots more deals today so check out our website www.cbsboston.com foreign >> i know. you know what? you need it in the morning and it's nice when you get a little deal on it. >> that's why i'm like half asleep this morning. >> i love marilou's. >> southshore staple. >> 30 cents or something like that. >> that's a good deal too. >> get you going. clouds in place but we're going to see some sunshine today. so that's kind of nice. a little welcome change out there. clouds are already breaking apart in spots. when you get a northeast wind long enough, it's starting to

really actually not a bad start to the day. current conditions, 55 degrees, dew points in the upper 40s. it has been dropping. 50 in manchester. 40 in concord. near 60 out over cape cod. satellite shows some low clouds. but look at that, look at that quick clearing starting to come in. so particularly northern massachusetts we are seeing a nice start to the day. so those clouds will actually west of boston with some sunny breaks right on through the afternoon. the exception may be the southshore where we see patchy areas of drizzle possible through the afternoon and temperatures with the onshore wind will be cooler because of it. upper 50s at the coast but low to mid-60s with some of those sunny breaks particularly from man chestory fitchburg. 52 tonight. that's downtown. we'll get some 40s in some of the suburbs.

and the clouds will fill back in. what's going to happen tomorrow? see this next band of rain it should move in late in the day so there will be some scattered showers that develop during the afternoon tomorrow and then as we head into the evening, 7:00 p.m., notice some pockets of rain that will fill in during the late evening and overnight. some of that wet weather lingers into the start of the weekend. so saturday morning could be kind of a gloomy start with pockets of rain particularly inside of 495. some downpours. then we taper off, some drizzle afternoon and evening. one more batch comes through on sunday. we'll get another round of scattered showers on sunday. tropical storm matthew 65-mile-per-hour winds right now moving west at 16 miles per hour. matthew is likely to continue to strengthen and will become a category one hurricane probably overnight tonight. eventually after that westward track takes a curve to the north, there's the east side of cuba, the i am too frame of this though is monday into tuesday morning.

then the baa ma'am mas will be on guard after that. frankly the entire eastern seaboard will watch this one closely as we see how it pans out here. how quickly it takes the curve. forever us we see some increasing sunshine towards the start of next week. maybe a lingering shower on monday. but still cool in the low 60s through wednesday. what do you think mary lou's after work? >> you are going to need coffee to get you through this morning commute. there's four accidents to know about. we will in attleboro. there is on accident at route 152. there is another accident, it's blocking the left lane on route 128 south in redding after route 28, there's an accident on route one north. it just cleared moments ago. it was blocking two lanes at essex street. you might notice some slow and go traffic there. there's a fourth accident in methuen blocking the right lane at 213. >> busy morning. thank you.

donald trump will hold a rally in new hampshire today. trump will speak at the sports plex in bedford this afternoon. last night he wrapped up a busy day on the campaign trail in wisconsin where he stepped up attacks on hillary clinton and painted himself as an outsider who will make america safe. hillary clinton made a stop in boston last night. she attended a private fund-raiser at the fairmont copley. earlier in the at a, clinton campaigned with bernie sanders in new hampshire, trying to court younger voters. both clinton and sanders on free college tuition and slammed trump's tax cut proposals. just days ahead of a government shutdown congress has reached a deal to keep it operating. the legislation extends current spending levels for ten weeks. it includes $1.1 billion to fund zika research and provides aid to flint michigan and flood victims in louisiana. the body of israel's president is lying in state in the plaza in the country's

of 93 from complications of stroke. these are live pictures right now watching people paying their respects. president obama will be among the world leaders attending the funeral tomorrow. governor charlie baker planning his first overseas trade mission to izz reyeah he will. he's fixing massachusetts as a potential business hub for cyber security companies and digital health firms looking to expand in the u.s. the administration officia cover security detail. denmark's crowned prince and his wife will be in boston. the royal couple was in washington last night. they will meet with mayor walsh today at boston university and governor baker tomorrow. the visit also includes a trip to children's hospital in boston and the prince's alma mater, harvard. still ahead, a rare bad report for two boston hospitals. >> also coming up -- coming up this thursday morning, some high

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ng up. it's more expensive every year. it would be a lot cheaper to buy my medication from canada. kelly ayotte voted to block consumers from buying safe medicines from canada. and voted against lower cost generic drugs. kelly ayotte gets all that money from the big drug industry. hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign contributions. when you take all that money it just changes you. kelly ayotte's not working for us.

. several students in newton are facing funnishment over this video here showing them driving large con fed rat flag. the incident happened at newton north high school on monday. a student then posted it on social media. police in the school identified the students involved in a ler to parents, this principal said they're taking appropriate steps but did not reveal how the students will be punished. a pair of goats are recovering this morning. the goats had been he'ding weeds at the arboretum when they were reportedly attacked by an unleashed dog.

electricity tied fence. both goats are expected to recover. you can see their wounds right there. animal control and boston police are investigating the dog's owner now. this morning the family of a soldier who certified in -- served in world war i has a valuableable art tickets. dog dogs. police put out a me to the public for help tracking town the family. they were able to return the dog tags to hughes' oldest grandson. hughes was originally from brookline. he was deployed from 1917 to 1919 when he and raised a family in roxbury. two boston hospitals falling short when it comes to controlling certain infections. the two hospitals received low marks when it com to preventing infections by c. diff. they had an infection rate higher than the national average. it is a bacteria commonly found in healthcare settings prevented by frequent hand washing and not overprescribing antibiotics. new hampshire has its first

an adult in rockingham county. health officials are reminding and encouraging everyone six months and old to get the flu shot. flu season usually lasts from october until may. a breakthrough in diabetes treat. the fda has just approved the first artificial pancreas. the device doesn't look like a body part but it functions exactly the same as one. monitors blood sugar then automatically delivers insulin when the levels get to high. it should be available next of 14. rex ryan will apparently stop at nothing to get intel on the pats. >> including pretending to ab i reporter, the head coach crashed a media conference call to question julian edelman yesterday. >> julian this is walt from the buffalo news. are you playing quarterback this week? >> edelman says he will do whatever the coaches ask him to do. ryan's done this before when he was coaching the jets.

to grill a buffalo player. walt. >> asking the question that everyone wants to know that walt is a good reporter. coming up, a lot of news including a major ruling from massachusetts highest court. >> what the justices are saying about seizing a suspect's cell phone. >> and new overnight we're following a stand off situation in rhode island. we'll have the very latest from could haven tri. -- coventri

. developing right now at 6:30. a badly injured woman found at the box a weymouth ravine. we're live with the investigation into how she got there. >> a happened next put her 2 year old to hospital. >> from worst to first. we're inside the locker room with reaction. . good morning to you. 6:30 rye otte right now. >> i feel like we should have champagne bottles spraying here. >> totally. >> time to celebrate, danielle.

say about the weather. >> that's so exciting. three more games for the regular season. eastern essex county back down to cape cod, 3 to 5-foot waves. high risk of rip tides. so that starts at 8:a.m. lasts until 6:00 p.m. nice start to the day. 57 in taunton. 59 in chatham. most of us are running in the 50s although there are some cooler readings north of clearing coming from from north to south. we are seeing kind of a bright start to the day in spots. gusty years, though, is kicking up -- breeze, though is kicking up. there could be some spotty drizzle along the southshore down to cape cod. temperatures right around 60 degrees today. upper 50s with filtered sunshine for the ride home. some showers return tomorrow. i'll have the timeline coming up. a few accidents to know about before you get in the car

route one north. there's another accident not too far away on 128 south in redding. it's blocking the left lane after route 28. in the meantime you can see heavy traffic heading into the city. there is major back-up from two accidents on 95 in attleboro. first accident was northbound, route 152. also now -- there is now a second accident. it's in the same spot but it is southbound. so try to avoid 95 this morning. now to a developing story. a badly injured woman rescued from a roadsidein weymouth. >> and this was not an easy job for first responders. wbz anna meiler is live in weymouth with the details. >> reporter: there are a lot of questions surrounding this by star rescue this morning. especially how did this woman end up stranded deep below a ravine alongside of the highway last night. this information we are still waiting to learn from police. take a look at this video showing a very large active scene along route 18 in weymouth

this all started around 9:00 last night. first responders used ropes to climb an estimated 30 to 40 feet down the ravine so they could carry the woman out. fire officials say she was in bad shape but we don't know what the requires injuries are or her condition at this time. also something worth pointing out, a shoe could be seen next to a tree where investigators spent a lot of their time. again, a lot of questions surrounding this rescue. this is an active and ongoing investigation. we're hoping to learn more details this morning. we will pass those along to as we learn them. reporting live from weymouth, wbz this morning. new overnight a stand off in rhode island police and s.w.a.t. units are on scene where investigators say a man barricaded himself inside a home. police were initially called to investigate a domestic disturbance. some neighbors have been evac wade and -- evacuated. a unanimous decision from the state's highest court. police cannot seize a cell phone unless they have specific

the court says while it is common sense to assume suspects use cell phones to talk to other suspects, that isn't enough to override the right to privacy. investigators have released sketches. authorities used dna research to come up with this image of her possible killer. someone grabbed leeza zeiger during the early evening hours while she was at her night job. her body was found four days later. classes are cance carolina elementary school where a teenage gunman shot three people. that teen is now in police custody. police say she shot and killed his father before going to the school shooting a teacher and two students. one of those students is in critical condition. it's unclear if the three were targeted. the sheriff says that teenager did not attend the school and was home schooled. a second night of protests remain peaceful in california

black man on tuesday. police now say that man was holding an electronic cigarette according to the police chief 38-year-old alfred alonzo pulled the device from his pocket, held it with both hands and took what they described as the shooting stance towards officers. one officer fired a stun gun while the other shot and killed him. president obama says congress has created a dangerous president dent by overriding his veto of a measure allowing families of 9/11 victims to sue saudi arabia. this is the first t has reversed one of president obama's vetoes. the white house says this law could allow american diplomats, officials and service members to be sued in foreign courts. families who want to sue, say lawsuit could offer new information and prevent future attacks from saudi arabia though and the allies. if the bill becomes law there will be repercussions. investigators have identified the two men identified on surveillance video

that bomb did not explode. officials say the men were tourists and have since returned home to egypt. the new york times is reporting the fbi is submitted a question to the egyptian government to question the men. but they stress the men are potential witnesses and they are not suspected. a 2-year-old is in the hospital after police say she was run over by her 7-year-old sister. nicole jacobs is live outside boston children's hospital where that little girl is being nicole. >> reporter: chris, she did receive some very serious injuries but she will be okay. all of this happened tuesday evening in salem, new hampshire. police received a 911 call to that area there. the 7-year-old sister was allowed to go outside and start the car on her own, according to police. but apparently no one saw the 2-year-old following behind her. the older sister somehow also put the car in reverse and hit the toddler.

bones, cuts and bruises, two young girls who were in the area at the time saw the whole thing happen. >> i saw the baby trying to open the door and it wasn't opening so she's going behind the car and the car was going back and it hit her, and she got hurt really bad. >> reporter: salem, new hampshire authorities are considering child endangerment charges against that mother. we're live in boston, nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. > voters from taking selfies with their ballots has been ruled unconstitutional. lawyers argued it would prevent voter coercion. it is not a good enough reason to restrict free speech. is a valuable piece of artwork is back in its proper place. if you want to see it all you have to do is look up the next time you climb the grand staircase at the main branch of the library in copley square.

experts were even more careful while restoring it. the new pane is mounted on high-tech aluminum. the red sox celebrating this morning clinching the division the the yankees hit a walk-off grand slam after some shaky sox pitching. but none of that mattered. >> no it didn't. the sox popped the champagne and partied in the locker room. dan roche is in the bronx. >> reporter: it certainly was a straining night in the bronx. the red sox giving up but toronto of course losing gave the red sox the american league east. so the red sox went into that clubhouse and began celebrating. and celebrating. and enjoying themselves for what they had accomplished from day one of spring training turning around from a last-place finish in 2015 to a first-place finish in 2016. they are indeed american league east champs and now they're in the mix for home field advantage so they will go into the playoffs on a bit roll played well in september.

top, though. and now they prepare for the next step, that will be the alds. if they get past that, alcs and then on to the world series. if they can do that. overall, red sox to be eastern league east champs. >> it's been a great journey. we're not done yet. but to be -- to do something like this with this group of guys has been, you know, the best thing, you know, i think we're -- it's a brotherhood in here for sure. and i think you guys see that out on the field. >> a little extra meaning because it's david's last year what is guys? >> the same. you know -- you've got to close something -- we just have to keep bringing the same energy every day and keep pushing. >> you try to have three more celebrations after this. you've been on three world series champion teams. what will make the difference and what do you think about this group trying to get the challenge done? >> you have to, you know, be ourself and come in and play the game where we at, specifically

and the -- >> you're awesome. >> still much more to come in the season. the celebration of david ortiz will continue. it will continue here coming up tonight with the red sox as david ortiz is honored by the new york yankees and then they go home. ortiz will be honored friday, saturday, and sunday as they wrap up the regular season at fenway park. american league east is conquered. we'll see what happens next. for the red sox here at weak stadium. i'm dan roche, wbz bromance? >> i was going to say, i think dan said what we were all thinking. just ahead, a check of the day's top stories. >> a varsity football coach on leigh this morning. >> and more samsung products coming under the microscope, the appliance that could explode. danielle, good morning. >> good morning. checking in with our weather watchers reporting clearing. temperatures are running in the

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. first it was their smartphones, this morning samsung may be dealing with a new problem. exploding washing machines. investigators are investigating why some top loading machines were in use. customers only use the tell cat cycle when washing bulky items, like bedding. the machines were made between march 2011 and april of this year. all right. i wreck out a coat -- bureau out a coat yesterday. a fleece, it was that chilly enter wh y car this morning, we pulled in the same time you went right to your trunk. >> i put on a coat on. >> i had a fleece on yesterday too. we're getting to that time of the year where we're starting to see that transition, right, especially with that cool onshore wind. sox, blue jays, we get that last game. we squeeze the games in. it will be cool but there will be a chance of some showers around, particularly for saturday night's game and then again a brief passing shower on

keep that in mind. there's a cool start to the day. we have some 40s on the map too. the farther north you go because clearing has been coming in. look at the satellite and radar. see that clearing line coming into northern massachusetts. so there has been some sunshine as you step out right now. the clouds are likely to fill back in through the coastline through mid-day. but then look what happens late in the afternoon, more and more sunshine. i do think there will be some stubborn clouds as we through the evening hours. so sunshine and mid-60s. not too bad. thicker clouds the closer you get to the clove line and farther south you get mid-60s here for places like keene. upper twist wooster. we should be in the upper 60s this time of the year. it is cooler than average. that onshore wind is kicking up the seas and breeze. some stubborn clouds, 55 to 60 for us from plymouth back down to cape cod.

develop late in the day. we start try in the morning but then an area of rain likely to push in. so scattered showers around for the late afternoon and evening tomorrow. some of those showers linger into saturday morning with that onshore wind kind of a nor'easter obviously set up with that wind out of the northeast persistent here for several days as the next wave of low pressure goes by. what does that mean for our saturday. it's not pouring the entire day but we get some steady lyght rain in the morning t taper off with leftover sprinkles and patchy drizzle at the coastline saturday. so it doesn't look like the best start to the week. scattered showers still around on sunday, 62 degrees. that does include at gillette stadium. we'll keep a threat for a shower if there as well. tropical storm matthew by the way, 65-mile-per-hour winds, here's the anyone can republic. moving at 16 miles per hour. that motion to the west kins.

we head into overnight tonight. then matthew cakes a curve to the north. here is that cone of uncertainty. here is jamaica. they'll be on guard. but the time frame of this will be monday night into early on tuesday morning. then the bahamas going to keep an eye out for that. also the east coast of the florida. really everyone on the eastern seaboard will watch this closely. seven day forecast, 60s all the way through the seven day forecast with some gradual improvement for the start of next week. we should get and wednesday, especially. >> danielle, check out 128 southbound. it does not look good right now. a couple of accidents there this morning that's causing this. most recent one is before exit 44. it is blocking the right lane first accident happened in redding and it is still blocking the left lane after exit 38 and route 28. it is going to take you more than 30 minutes to get through both of these accidents. chris and kate. >> thank you very much. it is about 6:47 right now on your thursday morning.

this morning. a woman rescued from a ravine in weymouth. >> police and firefighters responding to the scene along route 18. they had to use ropes to reach the woman and carry her 30 feet up back to the roadway. crews tell us she was in rough shape but they have not released details of her injuries. police are investigating how she ended up there. the young man rescued at sea 100 miles off the massachusetts coast says he did not harm his mother or kill suspicions are increasing his grief over the apparent drowning of his mother. police searched his home, court documents also reveal he was a suspect in the 2013 murder of his grandfather in connecticut. nathan's father says his son is not capable of hurting anyone. >> they're the two closest people to my son in the world. and let me just say this, there's no way he would ever injure either one of them.

grandfather's murder but prosecutors said there was not enough information. this morning, burlington high football coach is on paid leave. the school says it's investigating claims of misconduct. the school wouldn't go into my more specifics. students say there are two sides. donald trump is hitting the campaign trail in new hampshire today. he's set to rally at the sports plex this afternoon. the trip comes after he's clinton. meanwhile, chin ton made a stop in boston last night. earlier in the day, clinton campaigned with bernie sanders trying to court younger voters. both clinton and sanders focused on free college tuition and slammed trump's tax cut proposals. new support for the november ballot question for charter schools. a report by the massachusetts taxpayers' foundation shows charter schools have little impact on spending by local

threat to public schools. and the report found no evidence that charter school funding puts district schools at a disadvantage. still to come this morning, more from the red sox' champagne celebration. >> we'll hear from david ortiz as to what the post season meanses. >> and quarterback question this morning. who will start sunday for the patriots. we're at practice looking for insight. - airbnb has been really special. i am such a people person. i love that we have people stay with us. - we both work full time but the extra income has helped us save

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special interests that oppose question 2 claim district schools lose money to charter schools. that's "absurd," says the boston herald. "outright lies," reports the lowell sun. charter schools "don't siphon off state dollars" from traditional schools, says the boston globe. in fact, public schools get more money. the truth is question 2 will give parents more choices and result in more funding for public education. please vote yes on question 2.

. the red sox getting some big help. >> a loss still questions a win though. bost leading 3-0 in the ninth last night. it doesn't mat lost, which means the sox clinch the al east. after the game they pop the champagne and partied in the locker room. dan roche was there. >> david, certainly it's been a journey for you here in this final year. thinking back to spring training where it all started to be american league east champions what does it mean to you. >> a lot. you know, you begin to be the american league east champs that means you played pretty good in

>> so are we, big papi. they honor tonight at yankee stadium. >> one more -- four more games to go. questions continue to swirl over who will be the team's starting quarterback on sunday. injured quarterbacks jimmy garoppolo and brissett threw the ball at practice yesterday. if a respect low threw a 30 yard pass. wbz has you covered sunday with when the pats kick off is at 1:00. stick around after the show -- after the game rather for the fifth quarter post game play. >> play them both. they both prove they can do it. >> last game without tb12. 6:53 right now on your thursday. time for a closer look as what's coming up next on cbs this morning. >> let's check in with charlie rose. >> reporter: ahead on cbs this

with the latest on the elementary school shooting. and gayle talked to shawn combs about his drive for success, politics and whether this will be his last tour. the news is back in the morning, see you at 7:00. >> thank you, charlie. up next red sox wigging out the big surprise lifting their

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. big papi hitting the road in dits guys. >> and gifting fans a big lift. >> do you know any other players. >> david ortiz. >> i like him. he's retiring. >> he's my favorite. >> is that right? >> i have two of his shirts that i wear. >> actually all of my shirts are his shirts. >> really? >> yeah. >> cool. all of mine are >> what? >> red sox slugger went undercover as the driver for the raid-sharing service lyft to surprise passengers in boston. i'm so disappoint that nobody knew it was him. because how do you know it's not big papi. >> get your autograph. i would like, all right, let me into a new destination. we are going to hang out in this car. we're driving all over the place. >> exactly. >> you just want to hang out with him all day long.

tab. >> exactly. clouds in place in some spots, you -- but the sun is already out. we get partial sunshine today. showers come back in tomorrow late in the day. there will be some rain to start the weekend. pockets of light rain saturday morning. some scattered showers on sunday and 60s pretty much through this seven day. a little improvement. >> that's a terrible weekend forecast. >> sorry. >> cbs this morning is coming up next here on wbz. >> we'll see you in 25 minutes for an update.

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captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is thursday, september 29th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning.? new information about the killing in south caro teenager accused opening a fire had brought a gun to school. >> newly released body cam video shows the disturbing end to a deadly police chase. how deputy marshals reacted after they realized they killed a 6-year-old boy. >> donald trump doubles down on hillary clinton and his controversial comments about a former miss universe and a libertarian nominee has anothe "alep