live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news this morning. good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm kate merrill. >> i am chris mckinnon developing right now at 6:00, two people sexually assaulted during a home invasion in the south end. the search right now to find that suspect developing this morning, deadly plane crash in the middle of a busy street of questions over if it was

patient -- his wild ride and why it was short-lived. the latest from the campaign trail this morning. >> how the candidates break in a new national poll but first danielle niles is your with a check of the forecast. a little chilly. >> it definitely is not quite as cold as yesterday but chilly, 49 boston, upper 30s in taunton, concord, 38, low 40s manchester, and bedford as well, 37 in taunton, mid-30s on the vineyard and compared to 45 nantucket, upper 30s in provincetown it is colder on the cape and islands this morning we have highs in the clouds clouds a going to be with us and they continue to move to the north and east. the planner goes this way, wispy clouds, sunrise, 6:54 am and seasonal bright sunshine, 63 four lunchtime, looking great and clouds on the ride holbert sunset at 6:06 am and temperatures around over 60 degrees timing out showers for tomorrow evening, coming up but

morning. >> we have information on 93 north -- it was does cleared inside the oatmeal tunnel. the right lane was closer there will be residual delays. the backup has actually doubled, and it is bumper-to- bumper from exit 9 in east milton square up to the o'neill topic you can get off at the parkway but it does look like traffic is finally beginning to improve. you can stay on the expressway and wait it out if you choose. developing news, sex assaulted boston. police are searching for a suspect accused of breaking into a south end apartment. >> let's get out to wbz on a milder with new details coming in overnight. >> reporter: we say that the man broke into the woman's apartment and through a back window and sexually assaulted two people inside the police could be seen going inside and out of the home in the area of columbus avenue and claritin street. they collected evidence from inside a home and they took pictures of the mailbox, the door, and a second entrance for the victim told police that the man broke into her apartment

the man sexually assaulted her and a second person inside the apartment. police say that the suspect is a black man, possibly wearing a hooded sweatshirt and multicolored camouflage pants. he was last seen running down clarendon street police are asking community members to be on the lookout for the suspect and asking anyone with information to give them a call and you can stay anonymous. live in the south end, wbz this morning. police have released images of a suspect in an attempted sexual assault in roxboro april they say it happened on saturday. -- near fitzgerald park in mission help the victim told police that a man came up from behind and pushed her to the ground and tried to sexually assault her. the suspect was seen riding a mountain bike. towards huntington avenue. if you have any information, in either case, you should call boston police. two people accused of killing an elderly man in orange will be in a court in virginia and they could be in massachusetts by the end of the week joshua hart and 27-year-

they are facing murder and other charges in connection with the deadly home invasion. police say that they killed and 95-year-old thomas hardy and severely injured his 77-year- old wife of developing news, a fiery crash on a connecticut street leads a person dead and right now investigators are trying to figure out if this crash was intentional. let's get writer road to bree on a budget for the very latest. the fbi's involved in the investigation and according to the new york times, the survival told investigators that it was no accident. >> he is expected to survive. he is cooperating with investigators and speaking with detectives. >> reporter: investigators say that are man made it out of the wreckage. >> i saw the airplane on its side. i just saw it dip and i was

street in east hartford on tuesday afternoon. >> this is a huge element of danger, and several other businesses were open and there were pedestrians. >> reporter: investigators say that the men from a flight school were on board and only one survived. crews are working to restore power after the crash knocked down telephone poles and wires. >> i saw the airplane -- i assume it was the remains. next to me it was a power box. it was smoking. there were transformers down and wires down. >> reporter: it narrowly missed this vehicle, traumatizing the people inside. >> the fact that this was not catastrophic -- more catastrophic -- of a miracle. >> reporter: two people were taken to the hospital and they were not hurt but officials say that they were traumatized the main street is closed and it could remain closed for days as the investigation continues. new this morning, police say that a few inches either when and the accident that you are looking at right here -- it could happen tragic you can see how that tree pierced the cars the windshield yesterday on

in sterling. police say that the driver suffered minor injuries. stay police and the d.a office want your help to track down a hit-and-run driver that killed a pedestrian they are hoping that new surveillance images will lead them to the suspect took the photographs show a silver or gray honda civic they say that there are blacks scuff marks on the back of light and passenger side if you recognize at this car, you should call police. a little police officer is facing charges stemming from a domestic incident sergeant vincent fean a judge. pepperell police say that they went to his house sunday after one of his kids called 911 when police arrived they say that they noticed swelling under the eyes of fernandez and his wife officers say that they had to tasing twice before placing him under arrest. 's attorney says that it was a mutual altercation. a man accused of stealing an ambulance outside a local hospital and today, that hospital is facing questions over how this happened wbz shaun hill lance is live in

ambulance was already running possibly or had the keys inside no word at this hour on the hospital or the ambulance company policy. maintaining those vehicles. it was an unusual call for the emergency room >> all units on the general podcast blog -- in the ambulance. from the cambridge hospital parking lot >> reporter: a homeless man takes a joyride in an ambulance after checking out of the cables hospital. >> the squad car pulled in front and the emblems besi he witnessed an odd exchange between a cambridge cop and the alleged ambulance thief. >> i could hear the officer because he raised his voice, not threatening but he said, you stole an ambulance. >> reporter: police identified the driver as 48-year-old ever cost, and they stopped in about a mile away. >> he seemed out of it, like he did not understand what the

understand the situation. maybe he did not understand what he had done. >> reporter: at the surrender did not go as smoothly as the officer had hoped. he took his foot off the brake and the ambulance alerts forward hitting the police cruiser. >> we need a supervisor. he crashed my vehicle. >> reporter: that driver has been charged with a vehicle larceny and driving without a license. live in cambridge. wbz this morning. the campaign 26, chelsea clinton is hitting the trail a massachusetts. to drum up support for her mother. she is set to talk tomorrow and wellesley college. meantime new poll that shows hillary clinton leading a donald trump by eight points nationally, and cbs brian webb has the story that. >> go and register and make sure that you get out and vote november 20 a. >> reporter: moments after urging supporters of florida to vote on the wrong date, donald trump unleashed a new line of attack against rival hillary clinton. >> hillary clinton is the vessel, a corrupt global

that is reading our country. >> reporter: earlier in the day, donald trump took to twitter announcing his, quote, shackles were off before calling paul ryan a weak and ineffective leader. the house speaker was among dozens of republicans who distanced himself from donald trump in the wake of the access hollywood tape >> your vote really, really counts. a lot. >> reporter: hillary clinton campaign alongside al gore in miami yesterday amid the release of more emails, allegedly obtained from the account of hillary clinton campaign chair john podesta. by wikileaks purports to show now interim a dnc chair donna brazil a cnn contributor at the time giving hillary clinton's campaign advanced a notice on

another suggests that hillary clinton's press secretary alerted aids that the justice department was about to release a court filing regarding her emails. hillary clinton aides say that that information was publicly available. brian webb, cbs news. the candidates will face off next week in one final debate. that is on wednesday, october 19 and the live coverage begins at 9:00 p.m. 6:10 am -- negotiating a deal to leave nbc. this comes days after 2005 reporting of billy bush and donald trump made public donald trump made it comments about women and billy bush has been suspended from his role. he apologized and said he is ashamed. on wbz this morning, unique a site in boston. >> orangemen bobbing in the four-point channel and the story behind the art display. mission to mars. president obama's plan to send people to the red planet. how he wants to get that done. good morning. good morning. the kids will want the fall jackets at the bus stop know weather issues. you can shove it in the backpack later on the upper 50s at recess and 64 the way home,

and we will timeout showers for tomorrow evening.

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president obama wants the usa to send humans to mars and he says see it happen. in an op-ed for cnn the president says the government will have to collaborate with private companies as it has done for the last several years. the president will visit a science and technology conference in pittsburgh, focus on finding new frontiers. i have no interest in that whatsoever. i am sure that you, danielle, as a scientist i like sign me up. >> i'm going to mars. >> i do not want to go to mars but i think it is remarkable. in the next several years and decades in space exploration. >> she is so cool and yeah. >> anyway. weatherwise, it is looking beautiful, in the upper 60s.

you may need a fall jackets this morning but you can shut it later robert 49 in boston, not quite as cold as yesterday, and if you remember we had 20s on the map, 37 in taunton, 45 chatham, upper 30s concord, new hampshire, plymouth, 35, and 35 in norwood. cape and islands is cooler than yesterday because we actually have seen the wind calm down. upper 30s from provincetown have a cloud cover, looking worse than it is. these are cirrus clouds filtering the sunshine, and once it comes up before 7:00 a.m., and there will be plenty of sunshine with us this afternoon. there have been snow showers and parts of the northern plains overnight from south dakota through nebraska there are some rain showers ahead of it and that is the line of showers that we will see pushing through from west to east a later on tomorrow. today is dry, mid and upper 50s for highs at the coast, light, south, southeast breeze, simply beautiful this afternoon, mid and upper 60s inland, falling shy of 70 in sums -- spots

the temperature up. 53 boston, 45 to 50 in the suburbs, tomorrow pushing 65 to 70 and i think that we will hit it in a few spots, norwood, new bedford, providence may had 70 and 67 in boston and above average day, with a lot of clouds around in the morning. watch what happens. we actually get peeks of sunshine after about the day. the sun breaks out and at pushing to the western new england, the berkshire, southern central vermont, western new hampshire but by 5:00, it's a quiet, a lot of the line is weakening so i do expect some showers from west to east but you will notice fairly light, 6:00, 7:00, merrimack valley, what -- into boston, 7:00, 8:00, a sprinkle were isolated shower from the south shore down to the cape with clearing coming in after that is has been a great stretch but not looking good in

and hurricane warning is up for the island, and nicole will make a very close path, perhaps along and just west of the island. we will put it in the strongest winds outside of the eye and tomorrow morning, until the afternoon and it continues to get weaker. we will have swell out over the ocean but no need to worry about it on ea highs in the upper 50s, beautiful start to the weekend. it will be a cold start saturday morning and in the upper 50s, low 60s with high, thin clouds increasing on sunday. a chance of a couple of showers but milder for the start of next week. the commute is picking up north of the city, two accidents on 93 south, first happening -- it is blocking the shoulder, exit 46, and there is back up all the way to the new

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invasion. police want you to know. an airplane crash leaves a person that the details from the survivor and why investigators say this might not have been an accident. a sex offender moves into a local neighborhood and why police say that he has broken the rules. live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news this morning. good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm chris mckinnon. >> i am kate merrill. it is october 12 we are looking at a nice touch of weather, continuing. it looks great. >> it looks beautiful today. i know it is another chilly start but this is what we're in for, a cool morning, mild afternoons, 47 in worcester, 37 in norwood, so not quite as cold as yesterday, with the 20s in spots, 49 boston, upper 30s from providence town and we have some clouds in place, cirrus clouds, decorating the sky through sunrise, 20 minutes from now and those clouds will add a little bit of decoration to the sky and make it nice, sunrise, 6:54 am. we climb out of the 40s, 50s,

lunchtime. a beautiful afternoon but the blood of sun is mixed with a couple of clouds and we top out in the upper 60s inman, low 60s at the coast with a south and southeast wind, 6 miles per hour to 12 miles per hour and the sunset at 6:06 am. we will timeout thursday evening showers and a sneak peek at the weekend. there is a new accident i- 95 north, exit 5 and the backup is to exit 3 back into the rt from the new hampshire state line, and that accident on 90%, and it has cleared social good news there. developing news, a sex assaulted boston. police are searching for a suspect accused of breaking into a south end apartment. >> let's get to -- for the latest. . >> reporter: they say man broke into the apartment through a back window and then

of sexually assaulted two people. police can be seen going in and out in the apartment in the area of claritin street and columbus avenue in the south end yesterday. they collected evidence from inside the home and they took pictures of the mailbox, the door, and a second entry. the victim told police a man broke into the apartment through a back window at around 4:00 a.m. on tuesday morning and that the man sexually assaulted her and a second person inside the apartment. police say the suspect is a black man, possibly wearing a hooded sweatshirt and multicolored camouflage pants. he was seen running down claritin street, and police are asking community members to keep an eye out for the suspect and to call them with any information that you can see -- you can stay anonymous. the south end, wbz. we're following a developing story back out of connecticut, deadly airplane crash in east hartford may not have been an accident law enforcement sources tell the new york times that is what the pilot who survived the crash told investigators. two people were on board of the twin-engine airplane that

jet engines. the people accused of killing an elderly man in orange will be in court in virginia. they could be back in massachusetts by the end of the week. 23 old joshua hart and 27-year- old brittany smith will be arraigned on fugitive charges today. they are facing murder and other charges in connection with the deadly home invasion. police say that they killed it 95-year-old thomas hardy and severely injured his 77-year- old white. outrage from a community in weymouth over a level iii sex offender who just moved back into the neighborhood >> i am picking my neighbors kids up at bus stops because no one wants to let their kids walk of neighborhood because it is safe, an awesome community. it is sad. >> residents were notified last week that richard gardiner had moved back with his parents on chandler street. the 49-year-old served 20 years for the kidnapping and rape of three boys in the 80s but residents say that the

worried about kids safety. they say that his presence could also ruin halloween. i do not think there will be a halloween. that will stink because this is a great neighborhood for trick- or-treating. people come over here. >> last week gardiner violated a city ordinance when he was caught on a computer at the library. he will likely be summoned to court for that violation. a man accused of assaulting local students with special needs will be arraigned in massachusetts today. heat wave rendition yesterday at a hearing in rhode island. prosecutors say that scott hit n their home back in august. at that time, he worked for the judge center and he was fired shortly after that incident. police say fugitive from washington dc was arrested in boston is undergoing a mental health evaluation.

leaving a suspicious package of the government offices in boston. that turned out to actually be a copy of the quran. he is also wanted for making bomb threat at reagan national airport, and the family says he is mentally a. a man accused of stealing an ambulance outside of the hospital and the hospital is facing questions over how this happened shot a glance is live in cambridge with more. >> reporter: police say that the man was homeless. he took the vehicle from the section of the hospital. police identified him as ever gosper apparently it was either writing what had the keys in it. police caught up with him about 1 mile away. witnesses heard an officer asking him if you have -- stolen the ambulance. >> he seemed out of it like he did not understand what the officer was saying he did not understand the situation.

>> reporter: neither the hospital for the ambulance a released a statement on their policy for if they keep the keys in the vehicle or if they are even supposed to pick as soon as we hear back from them, we will bring that to. live in cambridge, wbz this morning. a new hampshire man held on $25,000 bail in connection to the death of his 19 month old stepson, and prosecutors say that leo with them left open packages of fentanyl in his apartment. and those drugs may have killed his stso child endangerment. the cause of death has not been determined but it appears that the drugs played a role. that is why we are waiting for the toxicology results before we make the determination as to -- the charges. >> he has a long criminal history including several past drug charges. he has a six-year-old biological son who is now in state protective custody. to campaign 2016, chelsea clinton will be massachusetts tomorrow to campaign at her mother's alma mater. hillary clinton is expected to talk at wellesley college on thursday afternoon about

college plan. hillary clinton is campaigning in colorado and nevada. her husband, former president bill clinton, will be in iowa. donald trump is holding two rallies in florida today before going to ohio and north carolina later this week. and then this weekend he will be back in new england on saturday. he will be on the new hampshire seacoast imports method followed by an event and bangor maine. and the candidates will face off next week again in the final debate. it is on wednesday, october 9 come in the live coverage

hurricane nicole is going for bermuda and the storm has winds of 100 miles per hour. nicole could strengthen more before reaching bermuda tomorrow morning. at the same time president obama has declared a major disaster area in south carolina. that means that federal money will be available to cover some of the damage from hurricane matthew. fema is working to get food, water, and other supplies to thousands of people impacted by severe flooding which could continue for several days. after hurricane matthew, airline customers are having problems getting their money back from ruined travel plans. sean silvester of writing a book not just his flight but flights 47 others traveling with him on spirit airlines to myrtle beach but sylvester canceled the trip but he was told that because the flight was still unscheduled, they would have to pay a $135 counts cancellation fee per person. we called spirit and the airline said that it would issue at all full refund. a local police department is hoping that taking a lighter approach it might put a get into that creepy clown raise. >> tough guy. by yourself?

>> this is a public service announcement created by the dartmouth police. it is a their own take on the clown car and their message, if you act like a clown, you are going to get treated like a clown. >> that creepy clown -- it means a change for mcdonald's. their mascot, ronald mcdonald is making fewer appearances. the fast food chain says that they are intentionally lowering his profile amid reports nationwide of people dressed as clowns, scaring kids. probably a good idea. >> as long as the french fries do not take a break. >> still to come, local police officer on the other side of the law. >> the incident that has landed him in handcuffs and what happened when police say that he put up a fight. breaking news overnight, suv slams into a radio station. the details that we are learning. good morning. checking with temperatures running in the 40s for a lot of us as you step out the door. not quite as cold as yesterday in some spots.

massachusetts, 47 degrees, clear skies, a beautiful fall afternoon and i am tracking a couple of showers for tomorrow evening. i will time those out and take you through the weekend when we come back.

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>> you think i would? >> very stylish. >> with the wind blowing through my hair. >> right. i think i will wear the helmet. >> i have -- >> we are looking at a nice week. this fall is turning out to be almost as good as the summer. >> it has been really beautiful and even though it has been chilly, it is really helping out the foliage. what a stretch. the peak of color across a lot of vermont, central northern new hampshire, moderate color to southern new england and you will notice -- moderate in general but there are areas, tiny areas of isolated color even in southern new england. vibrant the further north you

is really helping the colors to come out 38, 35 plymouth, new hampshire, 40 medford, not as cold as yesterday, 49 boston but 36 in norwood, upper 30s from taunton to new bedford, and it is colder in cape cod, upper 30s, and it is cool, crisp start to the day with high pressure control. we are waiting on a cold front to the midwest, cold air on the backside coming in for us this week and a lot of work this building in the central and eastern united states. we will be on the warmer side during the course of the day today and tomorrow. cirrus clouds are making for a beautiful sunrise. just about 10 minutes from now. take a picture and you can find us on facebook and twitter. a nice sunrise and plenty of sunshine of the forecast throughout the course of the afternoon. it is a dry day, highs pretty seasonal for this time of the year at the coastline, and we will be in the low 60s in boston, 64 in beverly, the wind off of the ocean, so that is why we are a few degrees cooler than inland, 65, near 70, four places like the worchester

-- 66 plymouth, 68 taunton, and lower to middle six is for us on cape cod. tomorrow is another warm day, breezy, mild, chance of evening showers and most of the days dry, upper 60s, with a lot of clouds so do not expect a lot of sunshine with peaks here and there and a lot of clouds around for the morning commute, a patch or two of drizzle and the sun breaks out late in the day. you can watch what happens. they tend to fall apart.

7:00 and 8:00 in the city of boston, a brief light passing rain shower -- not a ton of rain and high pressure building for friday, for saturday, for sunday and it looks beautiful. we will see moderation and temperatures. after being mild in the next couple of days, we cool off on friday, upper 50s, a cold morning on saturday, widespread 30s, some foss, and then in the upper 50s in the afternoon, a classic fall weekend, looking great with increasing highs, then clouds on sunday, highs in the low 60s, ever 60s for the start of next week but coming with a couple of showers possible on monday and tuesday. gorgeous sunset. you can see the pink reflecting off of the water. it is beautiful. good news, all accidents north and south of the city have cleared. we're taking a last look at the lever tonight your. this is a parking lot and it is pretty busy -- the lever connector is pretty busy. that is normal for this time of the morning and the earlier crash inside the o'neill tunnel has cleared so traffic on the expressway is moving at a great pace. overnight, and suv slams into a radio station in rhode island. this is the scene, and the vehicle went through the wall and into an office. you can clearly see the damage there. no one inside was hurt but luckily -- at the driver was taken to the hospital and no word on what caused the crash. 6:47 am and the other top stories, boston police are

assault on the south end. >> they say a victim told officers a man broke into her apartment early yesterday morning and sexually assaulted both people who lived there. the suspect is described as a black man , possibly wearing a hooded sweatshirt and red camouflage pants. he was last seen running down clarendon street. a deadly airplane crash in east hartford may not have been an accident . law enforcement sources told the new york times that this is what the survivor told investigators. two people were on board the twin-engine airplane that crashed yesterday afternoon on main street not far from the plant that makes that engines. the people accused of killing an elderly man in orange will be in a court in virginia 23-year-old joshua hart and 27-year-old brittney smith will be arraigned on fugitive charges. they are facing murder and other charges in connection with that deadly home invasion. police say that they killed and 95-year-old thomas hardy and severely injured his 77-year- old wife. a police officer is facing charges, stemming from a domestic incident. several police say that they

fernandez house sunday after one of his children call. officers noticed swelling under the eyes of fernandez and his wife. they had to tase fernandez twice before arresting still ahead this wednesday morning, the red sox moving past their post-season loss. >> this with announcement about manager john farrell and his future with the team. >> the chicago cubs looking to break the curse. we have highlights from the game that -- the showdown with the giants. she voted against protecting social security from the threat of privatization. raising the retirement age for social security. look it up yourself. the fact is kelly ayotte's supporting big, corporate special interests. she's not working for us. dscc is responsible for the content

wbz sports is driven by bmw. drbm visit the website. new overnight the chicago cubs one step closer to ending bears -- world series temperature drought. they accomplished the victory with a -- to seal the deal. chicago winds the series of 2- 1, and they will play the winner of the dodgers and nationals -- and they play in their fifth game tomorrow. john farrell is sticking around as manager for the red

that the john farrell and his entire staff will return next season. doesn't red sox went from worchester to first but they got stopped by the indians in the past. webpages get back to were gearing up for sunday's home game against the bengals. they had yesterday off of and a defensive star used that time to make some kids smile. >> [ music ] >> devon record a surprise patients are boston children's hospital yesterday with a lip- synch bottle. it is all part of the mission to tackle sickle-cell anemia. the patriots and safety will host the casino night fundraiser on october 24 ed royall in boston. the event will benefit children's hospital sickle-cell program. >> we were talking about his last night. that was -- you would think

he is that i'm really proud of him. he is really stepping up. a great guy on the team. >> look at those kids. >> it is so good. i love the microphone. just amazing. he is really getting into it as you should in any sort of karaoke situation. >> absolutely. >> definitely. time for a closer look at what is coming up next at 7:00. >> let's check in with gayle king. >> good morning. more than a quarter of elected republican say that they cannot support donald trump and we talk with usa today abouat said the dome of visits the italian winery where they say that the secret to success is playing classical music. the news is back in the morning. we will see you at 7:00 sharp. coming up next, how do you stop your pet from shutting all over your house? the new fashionable approach. that could be the answer. wbz morning playlist is brought to you by mix 104.1. mix 104.1 is boston's best

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captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is wednesday, october 12th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning.? donald trump declares war on republican leaders who are ba backing away from him in record reveal embarrassing moments inside hillary clinton's campaign. >> hurricane matthew, thousands vr rescued from the catastrophic flooding in north carolina. one swollen river threatens to split an entire county in two. a new survey reveals top three mistakes teenagers make behind the wheel. aaa say parents may share the blame. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener."