we have breaking news from roslindale. a huge police presence there now after shots were fired during an operation involving massachusetts state police. >> you can see our live pictures from sky eye. one person is in custody and they are looking for another person and as you can see, numerous police units there. sky eye will monitor the situation from above. and the needham rail line has been stopped because of this police activity in the area so be aware of that and we'll continue to bring you updates throughout the newscast. and now at 5:30. not finished yet. hurricane matthew pounds haiti with 145-mile-per-hour winds, torrential rain, and dangerous

devastating. it's heading north with the east coast in its sights. this storm could be catastrophic for the already struggling island nation. >> hurricane matthew is blamed for nine deaths through there are reports in haiti that dozens have been killed and millions are in the path. let's head to eric fisher. >> if you look back at the big hurricanes from the if you look at the death toll in haiti compared to other storms. a lot of mud slides and a lot of heavy rain. the storm looks quite impressive with a circulation that's going to cross the far eastern tip of cuba and head to the bahamas for the next couple of days. hurricane warnings -- heads

the eastern coast. this will take a sharp left turn. here's the big question mark. there's great model agreement about what happens across the bahamas and the southeast coast. this will move from florida through savannah and charleston and up through north carolina. where things get more uncertain is what happens around north carolina as we move to the weekend. we start to squeak out i don't think we'll be looking at any direct hit. or will it stay stalled out across the southeast coast. certainly, the highest risk is here. and i think we'll miss any direct hit. we'll be monitoring throughout the course of the week. stay on top of the storm's track by downloading the weather app and look for

and on www.cbsboston.com. the search for a driver behind a deadly hit-and-run accident. that person took off after hitting a 56-year-old man. >> reporter: the state and local police are still actively looking for a pickup truck with a stripe down the side. the driver had hit someone. >> they own a sporting goods store and heard the impact. >> i hear a loud crash which i thought was two vehicles hitting each other. and i look at -- >> reporter: a homeless man was trying to cross the highway and was struck and killed by a

he then took off. there was a black stripe down the side of it. and he keeped his tigers, and this is where we turn around. >> for these two guys, there was no question, >> i would say he definitely knew he hit someone. he turned around in this parking lot. >> he had to see street. >> the tires spun and he drop off as quick as rethought and didn't like back. >> just the loud bang. he knew. >> they couldn't get a good look at his face.

white put black stripe. good news a boston university student has been found safe. two weeks ago zachery canney vanished, he has been found safe in new york. new details on the train accident in hoboken. the commuter train was going 20 to 30 miles per hour mushroomed into a term y'all. they are basing the speed on the extent of damage caused by the crash. so for no charges have been filed. and now to an i-team investigation to help pay for college. thousands take out private

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are unhappy and distressed. >> the problem is -- a company called acs handles the billing. >> it's pretty terrible. >> reporter: more than 500 complaints against acs fired with the consumer protection bureau. >> when i go and look at my payment history, don't match up. >> she tears -- >> i feel like i'm never going to be paying them off. his loan started at $46,000. and after paying $27,000 over five years, his ambulance has grown to $53,000. he calls it financial terrorism. >> are you aware of all the

other than the -- >> mefa is available to help advocate but refused to discuss the complaints and she wouldn't -- a scheme to keep borrowers in debt, a case -- how concerned does that >> as i said to you. acs is the loan servicing provider. we work to hold our vendors to the highest level of accountability. >> if she had it to do over again, she'd work while going

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accounted without permission to make sales goal. the ceo has twice apologized to congress. some seafood in new england, maine is recalling houston sells and clams -- mussels and clams. they tested positive for a deadly neurotoxin. no reports of anyone getting sick. this is the first recall like this in maine. we living in boston can be. a new study found that you can save more than $800 a month by getting a roommate. and you're talking about $10,000 a year in savings. >> what do you think? the toothpaste will always be squeezed in the middle.

we want to take you back to the breaking news from roslindale. there's a manhunt and a huge police presence after shots were fired earlier today during an operation involving massachusetts state police. >> this is in the newburg street area. one person is in custody and they are searching for the other suspect. and as you can see, there are numerous units that have reported to the scene. we have crews gathering information on the ground. but the other part of this of note as we are -- the needham commuter trail line is stopped right now because of all of the police activity. and we'll continue to follow

news at 6:00. terrifying surveillance video released by police in new mexico that shows the moment a truck ran right into a convenience store. the thieves were after the atm. police found the atm in a drainage ditch ripped apart and no one was hurt. you can see the highlighted. it escapes a car and went in the opposite direction of traffic. people and police sprinted after the dog who eventually escaped. >> and just feeling like fall in new england but in colorado, winter has arrived. parts of the state are seeing snow on october 4th.

earliest we've seen snow, back in 1977. when it snows before halloween. >> i don't want like the look of that. >> big mountains get the snow much earlier. and when we get a snow in october, we have decent winters. >> beautiful days coming up. >> very quiet stretch leading up i'm sure many of you are wondering what's going on with the hurricane. 140-mile-per-hour winds, moving north at nine. and it's going to make landfall on the eastern tip of cuba? the next 24 hours. through wednesday and thursday, it moves across the bahamas and could be a very destructive storm. it will remain a category 4

close brush with florida. at the very least, it's expected to move right up the coast from just north of miami, along the florida coastline, along the georgia coastline, passing savannah and hilton head. and then heading to north carolina. the big question is what happens after that. >> model guidance -- the track takes it close to us. i do right now. i'm thinking it stays off to our south. and we'll have to evaluate it as we get closer. the time frame to watch is late saturday to sunday. i think we'll have much more clarity on this as we head into tomorrow and certainly by thursday morning. in the meantime, great weather.

nor'easter. tonight that breeze continues. we fall back in the 40s in the suburbs, and low 50s in the city. and there's a space station fly by-at 6:45. you might see that zipping overhead. tomorrow a chilly start. and we head to lunchtime and the afternoon we'll be up in the 60s and the breeze will stay with us and the islands. >> a couple of degrees warmer than we had for the day. thursday and friday, and high pressure is firmly in control. really the definition of october. >> 73 on thursday. and 76 as we head into friday for a high temp. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. and what happens with matthew if this stays south of us, we

weekend. something we hope you have much more clarity on that. and one more thing to note, we have a school year -- great students and this is the public speaking class. maybe some future meteorologists or from inside your own home. >> the technology that's letting parents pause video games using wi-fi. many people in the massachusetts haitian community are left wondering about their loved ones. hear from a local student who moved here from haiti after the devastating earthquake in 2010.

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oops, it's not working right now. >> there's a certain age. we have much more still ahead. >> the news at 6:00 starts right now. live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news at 6:00. and we begin with breaking news off the top at 6:00. one person is in custody after shots were fired during an operation involving massachusetts state police in this happened. police are searching for a second suspect. >> let's get to louisa moller who joins us on the phone. >> reporter: this is just a massive law enforcement -- in and out of this area. i'm at the intersection of

roslindale. they've shut down belgrade a block before newburg. and i'm seeing all kinds of law enforcement. plenty of boston police. plenty of emts. they are actually wearing bulletproof vests. i can see up paid of me some plainclothes detectives. and there seems to be caution twisting around the corner onto newburg. and definitely a very active scene at this point. people are peering around the corners, trying to figure out what exactly is going on here. as you said, what we do know at this point that police say shots for fired during a

20 newburg street -- one person is in custody. and the massive search is on for another system at this point. that includes the use of police k-9s. massachusetts state police and the commuter rail in the area is shut down as officers go on the tracks to search for the suspects there. a loft of moving parts. we're trying to parse through it and figure out what's going on. we'll send it back to you guys in the stunned. tracking hurricane matthew which is hitting haiti with devastating winds, cuba is next, and new england is now in the forecast cone.